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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-03-20
Seit auf ser But Dor fall dern,

Seit auf Ser BUT Dor 5dli dern,
ipsIte ben Wartt nit pertbIofen Mirturen iiber.
ihiuemmcn, bic 2sibeubeu um ibr 9elb ~betruesu, unb
tpo5 nod mebr ins Setut6t fdnt. fsbr bdufi9 beren
&ranfbsiten esribltmmeru. Go lit elm 6ebot Der
4ftdt. be uus Der Seisni6oft s~s9enhber obIie9t, bic
2eutc Dor bieisn 9efdbrIi6et S9Diubler su pornen.
GttpGS Sor9faIt ieitens beg 9dufers i1lst i'm Dor
9etru9, penn er fd fpIeeube guntte eiuprdst; aaufe
rie in bulk tim 5oB ober 3rigen), benin bos d6bte
Soitetter's Wtasenbitters ipirb nur in 5Iaidsu per-
fault, tuelhe has hibide IN StobI seftodeue emblem
tra9en, bas ben Rampf bes beiltgen 9eorg nit benz
9ru6er BARTLETT nnb nnten cine Wtiniaturnote nit
benz 5otiu,tle Der lluteridriit bes 9raibenten Der
Softetter Golnpa9nie 5et9t. reber benz 9orf it etne
NtstuutopIeI nit bent unf9ebrudten 9snmeu hes Artt.
feIs nto elmer Meooinuu. gifte in Der Waitte. gBer
INNER iib r%nterftebt. 5dIi9un9en bes Softetier's
Mu9eubittsrS oIs bic dbte Woare gu o~trfnufeu, pirb
gertGtltd sur @eronttportuu9 9s3o9eu; nod Sober,
ben mir besbolb 9eri6tli6 belausten. lift su .empfnb.
liher StrQfe peruIfbeiIt mprhsu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-03-20

Simon g. Sartmann bon 2unnel'
ton, @eit'Gir9iuiu, fit ieit einem
Sabre an Mt usenfrdmpfen uub muBte uns
ter dr5tli6er Bebanolun9 itunoenfnns
qaaluuGe G@mer5en ausbalten. Dor
Sur5em eutidlOB er ii6, @bamberlain's
Mittel 5ur 2inberuns berartiser 9iarr'
Doe uno g~bcleruunfdae anSutuenber.
@r iaei: Cine 9oiis oeri9uffte mir
lufort @rleidteruus. 9as fann i'd BON
feinem anoeren Wtttel bebaupten. gu
taufen Bel Walfer 8ros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-03-20

DIE tlelHe 2Odter bes Serrn sreb.
SSebbers bate iib cine iebr idiuere gr.
tdltun9 5~u9e5o9en. vNls fie anfiua Al
9uften' CAB i6 Ibr cine 25 Gent Ssloid,e
ron ebamber!ain's SpItenmittel," inot
%. 3. SOloen, &aufmarn unb Bolt.
meIiter in 8eit 8rimfielb. .Seim
naAiten 8ein9e bemerfte id bic ro5fe
gsirfuns, Die bas Mittel sebubt bate"
Sieies Mittel elsnet ii9 pursiaIid fir
Sals' unO 2unsenfrnnfbeiten, 5opie fir
ertdltunsen alIer Grt, Sultennnfdue, II,
T. 10. IA basielbe feline l6abiaenben
Susrebien5en eutbdlt, batf man es pbue
@efabr atnberu sebeu. gu baben bei
sBalter 8rrs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-03-20
Ddrf Ieinen Stod binweo.

9err 8. @iIep, Der friibere 9oitmei.
iter bon Slad Greet, Sc. g., wurbe Der
art BON RbeumatIsmus beim9eiudt, bnb
er nur nit er6ster Mibe uno unter TO
l%oiialen Sdmer5en iid betuesen fonnte.
Na6oem er Gbamberlains 9nin BAL.
Jam benust battle. mar er ipteber i'm
Stnnoe obne StOd 9eben gu f6nnen.
9ieies 0ittel, iaBt er, bat ibm mebr
sebolfen aIs ale nnberen Meoifanleie.
Sasielbe fOftet nur so Gents Die 5lal1e
nnb lit 5u baben bel @alfer Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-03-20
BudIen's Qrnicd.Salbe.

Befte' Sulbe Der @elt sesen, Sdnittt
Aueti6unsen, Geidmi,eu, Salsfu6
6ieberbeulen .Rinstpurm, uufseiprunsens
9dnbe, 9%iibnerausen uub ale Sautaus.
idld9e. !6eilt fiber 9iles, ooer feins
Se5ablnns perlnnst. Seiluu> n[Ier
5duen sarantirt, Deer @elb Surnderhnt-
tet. 8reis 20 gents be 8Ihie. gu
baben Bel @alfer Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-03-20

Sn bielen Easen bes Telepbon, 9ele
9rapben uno Der @leftrlcitdt uno bee
9ampfes, f6nnen bic 2eute nidt Gage
ooer Stunoen lang auf @rleidterun9
tparten. 0eBbalb oferiren mir Sud
One Winute Cough Cure. Beber
Gage, nod Stunbeu, nod Minuten
uersebeu ebe SIR @rlei9teruns BE-
fommt.-@alfer Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-03-20
IL q.

Bntientin: sic iinb Der eln5ise Qr5t,
Der mir rntbet, bier 81 bIeiben ale Sbre
@olesen iinb bufir, baB i6 mig Dab
sebe!
Nr5t: ga, bic buben au6 jeoenfaus
mebr 9atlenten tute i'd!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-03-20
sn 6er @6uIe

an Der S9uIe 2ebrer,
.gun. Simmie. tpenn Du brei Mepfel
AZ atpsi Gents ellen mirbet nnb banu
Bier MspFel gu einen Sent bos Stiid,
mos tpirben alfo bic Soften fetne =
Stmmie: %, ungsfGbr 3tpDlf Dollar.
Infer Dottor lit febr tbentr!!"
Moberne Dienftboten
.6ausFrau gum neuen&inoermdb9en);
IS lit out, i9 perbe Shnen ben 2obu
oeben, ben sic fprbern. uber Sic miifl
len Die &inber audi re9t lirb baben.'
= RinbermGo9en: nSd. Mahame
bann miifeH lie aber nod mas sule'
gen..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-03-20

9egBitts @it6 Sa5el Salpe furlr1
S. q. @Orel bonn idlimmiten 5ul bon
@c5ema, Der jemals i'm State Snbi-
II pOrfam @s furirt 8erbri6unsen,
8ranbmunben, o1te Gei9niire unb Der,
teblt niemals SamOrrbOioen 81 furiren.
-gSalfer 8rps.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-03-20
gSir uiiniten un5ereu 8unbpn ~

@ir piniden u%nieren &unben nit
Sutbeiteu, baB One Ninute gouab
Cure elm li6eres unb SuperlGfises Seil.
mittel fiir Sinoer 1T, tuelde Die 8rdune,
@rtdltungen, !Selirrfeit Ooer 2unaens
entSiinbun9 baben. @s 1T leiG)t einsu,
nebmsn unh turirt idneu.-@alfer
Bros,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-03-20

@S lift fein @unoeroins. @s furirt
us6t Naes aber es furirt Sdmorrboi'
ben. 8as 1T es mas 9e8itts @it6
Sa5el Salue ferti9 brinst uub Fat es
in bunoerten BON 5daen 9etban.-8at-
fer 0rps.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-03-20
9 o d 10 q 8.

@rfer 2ebrlln9: On, Srise, tuesbolb
b,ite benn iraoe gum Sptiter in De 22b-
re jeiansen?
8peiter: Qd, iueeBte, ba fam id Die
StuIen tuentsltens thinner bur6'n Ser:
ir6Beruu9silas aufiefen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-03-20

g iuttlidfeit lift cine empfebtens
fpertbe 2ugeno. 9eBbalb pfferiren
mir @ub One Miaute Cough Cure.
@s lit prompt i'll 2inocruns uno prompt
in leiuer SeiIuu9. Su bieIem !3tpede
uiro eS fabriSirt.-Walfer Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-03-20
. q 8 g e n t.

Glio Sbr Mnnn fam bog &auden
nbiOlnt ni6t laiien! 3a, mas MAIDEN
Sic oenn basesen?
SD oeriude Jpn bur6 @esensift gu
f%uriren, i6 rau6e einfa1 aud.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-03-20
St il = ne s olqeruno q,

2ebrltn9: Meeitern, idmieren Sic
mir bod NAL N bisfen Butter uff's
8rob.
Meiiterin: 8us, OO6 nod 8utler-
id 9lOOb@, Der Senset min N 2ebemann
tperoen!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-03-20
U q!

ga, sebts gut als neuet Nooofat?
Nusse5eidnet, ObSlei6 i6 biaber
Bios eiuen 8lienten babe.
SIT er reid?
Stein, aber er mar reid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-03-20

Gin Serr bteles Counting, Der gu
seSei6netes l1rtbeil beiist, ia9te tir5-
lid gu uns, baB er feline 8iae femme,
bic 10 gut fir llnrerbauli6feit, CART
leibisfeit unb 2eber 2eioen lei, pie De-
8itts 4ittle @arlp &iiers.-8alfer
Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-03-20
g d. n II b.

&abfahrer: @ie fommt es, baB Sic
etn Bicncle 70 biais perfuufen f6nnen,
no Iiest bann ba Sbr .Serbienit?
5abrraobdnbIer: Su Der Reparas
tur.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-03-20
gTBSSSf

an elmer pnnenoen 8ei6nuns fur ben
@pers, fir wel6en er bas 8ortrdt Der
@Dttin Der 5reibeit auserieben bate.
96omas @atius, elm befannter 4uuItler
uuo Sreunb oes Serrn RUraau, Der in
benz Sauie Der @ltern bes SRI. &il-
lioms piel nerfe6rte, wuBte bic iunse
Dame Su ueranlafen, Serrn Wforsan
ats Moben 81 fisen. I8met Sabre lang
tuurbe bic @a9e aebetm 9ebalten. oann
aber tuuroe tie b%efannt, unb BON Der
j3eit an bate SRI. @l0iams elm idtperes
9aIein, benn tdslid erbielt iie aanSe
st5Be pon 8riefen BON Grants" aQer
Dirt, ruel9e Il. UNI tbr glutoS rupb, i6r
6er5 uro lire 9ano baten,"
n9ud" seiBelt IN elmer leiner Iesten
Nummern Die Sublrei6en 0eutiden, Die
ii9 ibrer Mutteriprude i9dmen uuc iid
Gieber zines abI9euli9en Soioms be.
1leisisen, UNI ia nidt als 9eutide anse.
1ebeu su.tuerbeu. Isle Der tuabre Imeris
faner iber fol6e 9eute urtbeitt, ift of
betannt, bod lufien mir bas senannte
8ikblatt ielber leber:
SD Tenn elm feines Stdotdeu,
SIM @taate Soabo.
9a eiebt's manb' BLONDES MtGo6en.
1no man6en braunen Slob.
Die WenIden borten reben
Gin frembes Soiom,
Man weiB ni6t, fommt's aus S9pe-
ben,
gus GuBtanO Ooer 8Om.
Ser Midel 6eist bort vMeit;"
unO ,,s6unni" beibt Der 9uns,
9eu Siaat nennt mal r@ifi"
l1nb .9ubs" Die bumme Cans.
Sbr 5fu6en tlinet: n8et @nai''
S6tapp! OOer III &difel iub,
go idur mel 9ebm lit S6a0i
81 brebt jur 8Ubn in tub!"
1uo fra9t man banu Die 2r6pfe:
@ober tummt ibr?-pon mo?"
DAMN I9ittelu lie bic &6pfe
uno ia9en: r@i bOunpb."
8je id Die @a6' aud beute,
Rie fnfi' bod gang i'd fie:
Sat- 9laub' id, bieie 2eute
Siuo @eli6e aug 5hermanse.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-03-20

&opfrueb lit Die otrefte Solge bon
'lnueroaulidteit uno Mngenletoen.
Ntan beieitise oieie our6 ben @ebrau6
BON 9egSitts 2itile Garlp &iiers NIB
Guer 8Opfiue6 uerldtuiubet. Die BE-
liebten tleiHeu Silen iiberau.-Nalfer
Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-03-20
8 3 = b c I.

Ser Serr Baron lift iuobl Elm eifri=
ger Sd9er?
SEA unb OBJ! Der hat idon Stpei lin
aaperiideruuss-9 eieli9aften bnnferoit
9eidofenl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-03-20
Gin omtn1fer 81 I.

Sebesmaf, tuenu i'd meinem 0ieuer
nSobann" s%urufe, erfdreden Sic!
ga, tuiiien Sie, i9 bin Sanolunsss
retIenoer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-03-20
g / d t toot at frieaen.

Serr: Wcdeu sic, bGB Sic forttom.
men, pber i'd pfeife meinem Sunb.
Sdubler: 9arf i'd Sbnen pielei1t
meine uus9eSeidneten Sunbepfeifer OIL
bieten?
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-03-20
g GQerlatei1 II.

u: Nuu, mas ineen Sic su metnen
afritaniiden Superintendent?
g: Sic bitten uerbteut, O6ertDriter
81 iueroep!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-03-20
Die Gntoedun9 rettete lem Seben

Die Cntoedun9 retfefe lem Seben.
Serr 8. Gaiaonetie, 9ru9siit, 8en-
~serspile, ST., in9t: ,9r. Sings
uNep Discovery rettete mem 2eben.
SD bate Die Grippe, tein Nrat Der
Nudbari6aft fonute mir belfen unb
man iaste mir, id miifie fterbeu. Sa
i@ Or. Sings Stem 9iscoperp in mel
nem Store bate, Innbte i9 mad elmer
61ni6e unb nubm oaoun. G6on nod
Der erIteu 9oits fiblte i@ 8elieruns,
uub na6bem i9 BRET Sluideu senum=
men, mar i9 mieber berseitelt. Die
MebiSin 1T ibr @ewi6t in Golo tuertb
uno miro iie in meinem Store uno
Saus sebalten ,"-Salb freie 8robe-
Fai9en in Bolter 8rOs. &pptbste.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-03-20
unter g y II b E II.

Define 6ruu iheint franf sl ieIn!?
G6 no; Serittaung. .i6 iol i1l
einen neuen 8%intermanieI ltibisen!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-03-20
6IYeerinus SombennteYer iiber Gas
SdaItjahr 1896.

9enn Die aften iDie Die iunqen
8eiber baben ale lSnn3en
3Iuar, Die iebr seldufis iiub,
nuo Die plauoeru iebr eei6Tino.
biirien ICES nidt fuoeen
Dreiftrues einen Wnnn gu fraeen
Sino fie ibm au1 nod 10 holo
Sb er lie tuo5l baben tpolIt'l
s'enn pos lit nun maj ni6t 8pos!
Wanhe srdmt fth hatb su Eobe
8eil perlie6t lie in 'psn Wann,
uno lbn bob nibt friesen fam.
Guar stebt's ftsts gum Seirat6en
NeuBerit piele &anotonten,
I5er ibre 5abf, o @raus,
Telbt bel @eitem nod ni6t aus
6iir Die Srnuen uno bic Of6bheu,
Die Waris6en, 2pttden, &dtbben,
9euen's na' iehr au9ene9m
Nenn III balo Elm Sreler fdm'.
Drum it's ni6t su bintertreibsn
Oub Sul WIKI U2ru pletutH,
Die gar 9erue iib uermd9lt,
pdtl's-an Wdnnern nl6t sPfe6ft!
Dsuen tbut matt o'rum s%titatteu
Selblt gu iudbfeu ii9 men @atteu
0enu mics Gle bier Sabr' gebt,
5talijabr i'm &alenoer itebt.
SIT eln ioldes Sabr! b'rum i9eint iid
Mta6t NIT GROCER @mlisfeit
Sir bic Wtaunerju9o bereit,
Wan6es WdbGen bas nod leoie,
9o6 gum Sreien itetS erbDtis,
Ttdt' es fra9en nur rer Re6t'
Den es serne babeH m59t'.
bod I'M @daliiabr bnrf iie's tpasen
Selbit ibr Sera ibm an5utrasen;
8 nie slidlt6 mar ie on
5aat Der liebe Sun9e: Sa!
Sunsfern, @ittmen. 9eidten, 9anter,
lluo gouiiuen uno 8ertuanoten,
6lbib uno bdbli6, jung unb aft,
Sino jebt auf benz ,Sriesspfao" baln
I'm ben 6erren Sungseiellen
unb aud @itttpern na65uIteIen.
Hebmt ibr Serren, eu6 in G6t.
9enn auf eu6 wirb Saeb 9ema9t!
5dieBs uno andre Morbseuebre
@iebt's babel ni6t. 9anor pdre
Nu6 ben &Gnnern Barge ni6t;
So6 Ell alerliebit @eii6t,
| 56etmeuausen. fife 9lide,
2ddeln boiler 9ieb' urb Eide,
9brdnen aud sur redten 3eit,
Sunte Sdnber, bibi6cs &leio.
Blonoe 9oden, rotbe @an9en,
S6lanfe 3aiQen gum umfangen,
Sd6ne .9Gbne, fleiner Muno,
@eiBe Nrme, ppu uno runb,--
9ieies iinb Der Srnuen @nffen
Die ben Mdnnern oieG 81 ibaffen
Ru6en, unb oubin aub fl6r'n,
9aB gar piel' fnpitulir'n,
1no Ii6 slei6 iir's eon5e 9eben
@tner 3aubertu ereebeu,
Die nod ibuen iasen 9in9.
uno i'm 2iebesneb lie fling.
Nistid mua's aud iein. gu D;Heu,
Dob Die Mdnner fnufen miifien
@eb'n men &orb lie elmer Maio,
0ieIer slei9 Elm neues Sleio.
Das ibut aud bon @ittmen se1ten,
1nb bn bilft eub audi fein S6elten;
Srnst elm Srauen5tmmer eu6
Inns Seiratber, 9reift II sleih
Sn Die Saihe, iuem 5u nebmen
SIR eud tpout uidt germ bequemen;
@enn iie eud nidt gut 9efdat
9ebt Su eiuem &teio ibr @elo!
Eieles lift Die olte 8esel,
1nb uer nidt Elm srober 6le9el
8iro bnoon njht abgeb'n leidt,
Stem-penn baS @elo nur ret6t!
So. ihr iunsen uno ibr nlten
Wdoels, miiBt ibr eu6 perbalten;
Ditto, aae 8ittnen audi.
Senn 10 it's i'm Sdaltiabr 8raud.
8ud nur ems Jag ib eu6 nuen,
@ines tbut mir gum @efaaen:
Sroet gum 9anf fir bies @ebi9t
Sebem-nur mid ielber niht!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-03-20

Werb0fcr 9 dt - Il d. c,


letoen, ioHtef on mid nm 3nth" inreiheu. SD habe
lett nleter Sohren Die Sdbfp0de bet W0nnerr ann EN-.
9eDenoeH Stliotunl 9snladt; SBotiade ut. bog ib al
e~emlelben HcbsI lItt foli1e Smom MELT m.n ob.
bic Snife dItcrer Seute ober erfabreuerNcl5ie in Nn
1prnd 5I nebnleu. tl ftuhtrte ben fS0a icIuft eiuoebsub
nno eitottte eth ourdorlugeHoes, CIHIomes SfImtt.
TEL. pas nIth nont9 tIrlrte NIB mciue 5uiammenue-
lnnteue 5%erftDrte Serfoiuu9 iuIcoer III ratnrIide
St6rte uu0 SrOBe perluaHoclie.
Dteln gsunib lit. hies jGbem iuReen Dber alien
Wtanr ptlleI gu Io1et. Sm reRme perf6ultdeS SIT.
ierene an loheH ,}aFen uno Niemunb brandt 81 400
erii; an MID 5u idlretten, ia one 9orIeip9uoen5cn ais
I'm @%ertrnurn geldrlcbeh betrantst lueroeu. Sn 5et-
be et Jtecept hletes SeiImtttels p0HIG f~unclIrei.
Sdliebe es ntdht ouf iOnheru idrtibe MIR ioiull ous-
fhbrlL9. On fptrit ftet6 beu Sag feenci. an mel.
Srtsfuarte:
THOMAS SLATER,
Box 1856, Kalamazoo, Mich,
RFShipper of Famous Kalamazoo
Celery.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-03-20

go. ihr iun9en uno ibr nlten
Wdoels, miBt ibr eu6 uerbalten;
Ditto, ale @ittpen au6.
Seun 70 ITS i'm Sdaltiabr 8raud.
ODD nur ems Jag i6 eub auen,
@ines tbut mir gum @efaaen:
6rost gum 9anf fir bies @ebi9t
Sseoem,-nur mid felber nihti
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-09-04
FUSION IN
Democrats and Popuilsts Working Now
on q Scheme.


on q Scheme.
Sr. Louis, Mo-, Aug. go. Events are
so shaping themselves that a fusion
on state, electoral and congressional
tickets in Missouri may be agreed
upon by the. Populists and Democratic
state committees, whose headquarters
are IN this city. A. II. Livingstone,
Populist candidate for Congress in the
Fourteenth Missouri district, IN a let
ter to Professor w. s. Van Diver, the
Democratic candidate, has made a
novel proposition which Is embodied
in the following paragraph:
II hereby agree that the state COM
mittees of the Democratic party and
the Peoples party be convened
promptly, and that they determine by
a majority vote of each committee
whether you II l should make the
FACE in this district, and should they
determine in your favor | will with
draw and support you, and if they
should decide in my favor, then you
withdraw and support me-"
The Evening Journal Of this city,
the leading labor ard Populist daily
in the Southwest, says:
LudlFlubu hOLc1lc Is
guard over his party's interests. His
party desires that four Of their cleo
tors be placed upon the Democratic
ticket. This Chairman Cook is not
averse to, but as he feels that BRYAN
could carry the state Independently
he is also looking out for his party;s
interests, and asks the Populists to
assist the state ticket in return for
these electors.
"Mr. Rozelle, on the other hand,
feels that if the Democrats wish as
sistance they should be willing to
mako concessions. He believes his
people would be satisfied with two
candidates on the state ticket and
three or four congressman, IN addi-
ton to the three or four electors.
Until last night Chairman Cook
could not see his way clear to a fusion
on the congressional tickets, but since
the letter Of A. a. Livingstone came
out he thinks there is a possibility Of
an amicable agreement in at least one
district, Sand should other districts
present an opportunity for a further
strengthening of the silver forces
against the gold ticket, he will lend
it his assistance.
Chairman Rozelle is also willing
that his committee should take the
matter up.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-09-04

cided musical talent. He entered as a
student the Royal Academy of Music,
then just established, and studied
under DR.. Crotch, Atwood, Crivelli,
Halves, Lindley and Pistrucci. He
afterwards joined Drury Lane orches-
ira under Tom Cooke. He became
musical critic of the Metropolitan
Magazine, edited by Captain Marryat,
and contributed to by most of the eel
ebrated l~iterati of the day, among
whom was Mrs. Crawford, who wrote
for it kathleen Mavourneen."
In lS49 Crouch came to America,
where he was the first to produce Ros-
sini's "Stabat Mater" together with
other modern compositions, as also
the best English glees ana madrigals.
When the var broke out he Joined the
Confederate army and served up to
General Lees surrender at Appomat-
tox. After this he was obliged to en-
ter the service of a Mr.. Tom Perkins
as gardener n musical instructor to
his daughters. He afterward lived in
Richmond. writing for Southern
Opinion. Here he married a Southern
lady and then settled in Baltimore.
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w. ]. BRYAN'S DENIAL.
THE CANDIDATE ANSWERS
THURSTON.
Has Never at Any Time Been in he Em-
ploy of the Silver Mine Owners or the
Bimetallic League Association-Worked
for a Salary IN a Newspaper.

UPPER RED Hook, N. Y, Aug. 20
w. j.. Bryan last night gave out the
following statement regarding the
charge that he was in the employ of
the silver mine owners:
81 have already denied this charge
on several occasions, but the reitera.
ton Of it by Senator Thurston, a dis
tinguished resident of my own state,
justifies me in answering 1T again. I
have never at any time, Or under any
circumstances, been in the employ of
any mine owners, individually or col
lectively, directly or Indirectly, nor
have | ever been in the employ Of, or
paid, by any Bimetallic League asso-
citation.
aside from my editorial salary of
about $3.50 per month paid by the
Omaha World Herald, and a small
amount derived from the legal pro-
f%ession, my income since my retire
ment from Congress has been derived
entirely from lectures before CHATEAU
qua, lyceum and lecture bureaus, which
have usually paid me a fixed sum, and
Pile of the localities where L have
oPOnSus L ~ oohAS L q
ceived nothing at all. In most cases
l have received more than enough to
pay travelling expenses. In only two
instances, l think, has my compensa-
ton exceeded 500, and IN these in
stances it was about $500 at one place
and about $500 at the other.
Having made this answer to Mr..
Thurston's letter, | shall hereafter
take no notice Of individual or news
paper comment on the subject. II
the Republican national committee
will say officially that l have ever
been employed to deliver speeches by
any mine owner. a group of mine
owners or by any association sup
ported by mine owners, | am ready to
make a statement showing in detail
all money received by me for speech
making
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NEW YORK
Mr.. Bryan Will Make a Thorough Can,
Vass of the State,

vass of the State.
UPPER RED Hook, N. Y, Aug. Go
Mr.. Bryan has determined to make a
pretty thorough canva of the state
of New York and for the first time
since the days of Martin Van Buren,
will make addresses in nearly every
important city. He will first go to
Albany, the home Of Senator David
3. Hill. Then he will visit each large
city along the New York Central
road. Speaking Of his trip to-day he
said: 1--WE shall leave Upper Red
hook at $50 on Tuesday
the 25th, reaching Albany at
$50 p. m. We will leave there
about 10 p. m. and go to Syracuse,
reaching there at 2:05 a. M, and re-
main there until IL r., and then reach
Rochester at 2:25 p m. and stop at
Rochester one hour, arriving at Buff
talo about 4:45 p, III. Then we will
take the first train for Erie, Pa, arriv-
Ing there between Z ard S o'clock and
attend a meeting Of the Democratic
CLUBS that evening and return next
morning to Buffalo, where we will at
tend another meeting of Democratic
clubs. We will remain in Western
New York for the rest of the week.
We will stay i'm C~hautauqua over SUM
day and leave for the West Monday
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THE AMERICAN BAR MEETS
Nineteenth Annual Convention in Session
at Saratoga.

Nineteenth Annual Convention in Session
at Saratoga.
SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. sO.-Therc
was a large attendance at the opening
OF the nineteenth annual meeting of
the American Bar association to-day.
When Lord Russell, Sir Francis Lock-
wood and Montagu Crackenthorpe,
the English visitors, entered they
were greeted with hearty applause,
and Judge George s. Bachelor es-
corted them to the front, where the
president of the association. Moorfeld
Storey, Led them to seats or the. plat.
form.
President Storey called the associa-
ton to order and delivered his. adj
dress. 1t was upon ''The Most Note
worthy Changes in Statute Law Upon
Points of General Interest Made in
Several States by Congress During the
Preceding Year." He commented upon
what he called the rapid growth of
disposition to- assert the general inter-
ests OF the community at the expense
OF individual freedom" He asserted
that socialistic principles were making
their way into: Legislation and legis-
latlve propositions and i%nstanced the
collateral inheritance tax, the grad
uated income tax and the graduated
tax upon the estates Of deceased per-
sons.
Much of the address was devoted to-
railway reorganization. The speaker
approved the Kentucky statute maxi
ing such reorganization subjects for
judicial investigation and securing a
hearing for every interest. He advo-
Gated care in the selection of receiv-
ers and the disqualification of former
officers as being too Interested. 'AMany
q man." said he, ''sees the savings Of
a lifetime swept away by the, mis.
management of a corporation and
sees the managers continue in
charge in spite of all opposition
that creditors can make. To the
reckless use of power by the man
ayers OF greut corporations and by
those who profit IN their downfall we
must attribute much Of the dlseon.
tent, hatred of capital and capitalists
and their officers which underlies the
movement which now ~escites our
alarm" MI. Storey thought the rem
edy was in the judiciary.