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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-27
AUSTRALIAN BALLOT tL,Ewngnr.

In this State the advice Of party
leaders who want n straight party sup
port is 10 make a orlss by the part.
emblem on the new ballot, anu ,gt IA,
'icGe. 70 At that. 10 some other sta,si
this same advice IL given, while ir
others It Ia 10 pass by the party en-
blsm entirely and TO mark every uam
on tho regular ticket 10 be- ,upporteo.
In tho state Of washiugtou, fof
Instance, 1his distraction Is given, a.
stated In the Spokesman. Review.
Democratic orsAui
no avoid any chance for election oil.
eels 70 nave an excuse Tor throwing out
your ballot Il would 10 " eli moi 10 reiy
~ lhs one cross az the head OF tho ticket
eI ihe name OF tho party whose tiokeI
you desiTo 10 yo.e, hui 10 put an X afIoI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-27

1ti,lbis. ~ you nave Cough or
Cold, a tickiing In the Throat, which
keeps ytu constantly coughing, or u
you arc fflllctd with any Chest,
Threat or Lung Tfoubls, Mhoopibx
Cough, etc, ard you use Bauore's
Horehoui,d Syrup a. directed, giving
u fair lflhI, snJ no btneft 10 sxper-
iencsd, We AuihufiEe cur advertised
agents 10 refund your money on re-
turn Of bottle. IL mover iails 10 give
tatlsfaction. II promptly relieves
BronObius Sold BY q. O. N. 1. drag
stare.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-27

TuE kS0rsEInISu NEWS lNtg
Y0fhl OF Ooi. .2, has two aud a hal.
page article on the water supply syt'
tenn Of salt Lake CITY, written by
w. T.. Hafdesty, q. T.; II also gives .
iwo.page inset illustrating the con
s,Fuolion Of tanks, oorduiis. etc. Tho
article deals with the City Creek SUP.
ply system, tho Emigration creek tui
ply, the PaTlry'. creek system, anu The
general distribution Of tho water
throughout the city, with many inter.
eating figure, and data, showing care.
'ul preparation Of the paper Mr..
HsTlcsiy 3. doing goot work for Utah
In hts well written articles to the En-.
ginfrtlng Nows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-27

The direct line TO Kansas City, ~.
Louis Snd Atlantic sVaboafd, IA via
the Missouri Pacific Railway, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping and chair
carr, ana all connections made In
Union depois IN tho day time. II you
hfe going East and care for daylight
ride through tho Rrandeat scenery Of
the Rocky Mountains en- route, zee
tbs, your ticket reads via Missouri
Pacific Railway. Elegant chair care
positively fee 10 holders Of regular
train tickets
II. II. Koosn,, &. y. a PA,
- Morlhn Block. Salt Lake City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-27
Personally Conducted Excursion 60
Old mekiso.

ola mektto'
II und TIP 1914
Dlverte routes s3l,lb,
The nnest winter excursion over
offered In ulsh I. now being organ
zsd by II. ID. Winter Tor tho RIO
1fands Western Ry. The special tx
rutslon viii leave here Noytmber h..
Mr. Winter vhu Ia familiar with tue
spanish tongue will conduct the party
through all tho Interesting warts OF The
Republic, incluiing q trip 10 the 10
coast. Tbs Rio Gfanie Western T.
he short line 10 OH Mexico and vii.
iuu through special sltoptfs on this
ocaslon. Call ~ II. g. w. ticket
mo-, No. 10 W, Second South aud
yul cory ~ tho descriptive circular
Nr. Winter Will be pleased 10 txplain
40 tho uoiaiis " the eTcursion. He
IAN be- uud at tho ticket tfiico.
Flve.touud tucttt nice Jelly for e59
rnch. Equiisi L. Co,ou.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-27

HseEiy cords Tor hnssl asserted under
llS healing, once for nc, nTfes (or 2ieI
one ve,t Jor 50a one month ger zoo per
Inc. No ad taken for lsis than isc
Wants Of more than iinss Sane proper
hoaais rate Advertise ana ger TsiAiia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-27

CITY aai.ssibsfs III tindiy notify , = nan,r z,
l.ifsaiaioTl, d suJ urexuiaHtT To Ne dsl'eu Oh
taI rspsfa
An communications shoaid b aiifesssf %
p-...sf HEss Pvstssss "a
g,isphoas -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-27

Are you Bilious, Consilpatsd OF
troubled with JauudIoe, Sick Head.
sebe, had Taste Ia Mouth, Foul
Breath, Coated Tongue, Dyspepsis,
Indigestion. Hot DRY Skin, PAin 10
Back and between tho Shoulders, & hills
and Fever, s.c. II you hAvs any Of
these symptom, your Liver u out Of
srder, and your blood Il slowly being
foia5nsd, teoauts your ldvsr does not
act properly. HrRniHn WIN cure any
disorder Of the Liver, stomach 81
HoWtla II has no equal ~ Liver
Medicine. prlco 70 cents. Free triG
bottlSs al z q. "A. 1. drug Stora
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-27

n, Ns-,, .. sale =, "a. prinsipai ue',ls ~,
Etsais sni o. sii p.sssnsai Haina isa'ihs NseI
amer y IN dauy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-27

eu,.sriher, shsnsins msif p.sss o. fssii'e 2,
stoaii LvsJs site iSrn'f - eel a gf'''ui 81
dfsss
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-27
wAHTFD-Mls oflLANtous.


A rINr wnrEL ron sALE Al $50 W
~ kiEhh North.
A rguFEs suN frAgistAN) nEstnEs
n 70 ave piano or trench lessons In on.
change Tor room. satisfactory references
can b gwen. sd souW rrat Wet
RIO LOAN YOUR MoNtY. " s. FEKhis
Il Co, tlo poo'y hloch
uoRsEs 10 PASTURE AT OnisMON
ii farm. 81 i1 rUr month lnquirr sos Atlas
tioct orr .. .. huir, ioih . isih south.
UOun ctOTHEs 10 CLEtN. " ran
4 mouth o'MearA block, % ". second 70
EyERYnopl 10 on TnEIH rlloTos
~ snlsrEed BY ihe Utah Portrait 90 ~
". iirst touth street, ipuf DOOR grsi " llu.
wooduy's. Eve male pictures that look HAS
you" Artistic pictures At moderate prloe
U1REE-uoMrLETE SIT % eALT LAKE
Il views win ever cofon phoios ordered,
Natatch ihoto iaTiou, Naaalch hiock. kle'
yaioI 10 ith door
zoo MIN no BUY noME.MADI
DNJO saddles aud harness, cheap And
5000 u. l. Williams. aii ttate street
y,ogRisrs TO GIT MouNoS TEMPLE
hiik IlAndkefchieis and lies 10 NAretY
alt Laie siit faeiory, an lhifd souIh.
TyytRiBoDY 40 BUY TuE RKsT ICE
10 souih Man. telephone H.
WANTED EyIHYnQpY 40 oapgR
w zee cream Of ffsd Wilson, loss haln.
TuEAPEsT. BFsr PLACE 10 BuI AND
Atel, trchAuge toe ond'hand goods ~ stale
NsER MONIES AND CnlLDnEs 10
vi ret The lest photos, Al Aaison A Bros,
b CommerciAl street.
EyfgYnoDi 40 BUY IuE BrsI los
IL cream al keelty's, ~ Dab OF wholesale
10 fouIh Man. telephone =,
NrEw AND tLcoSD HAND Tul,si.
~ tuTe, wagons, bugEiea hhrues, e.. a.
N6blcrs, ~ tsAtc strset
INytnY OWNER OF a uOlLEn 10 thy
IL Champion Boiler towInundi guaranteed
10 remove ~ scale Or corroaiou from boiler or
connections, prevents rtung and pTo1Solf The
collected unlols compound toes the rofh
purely vegetable. containing no acids or
NlIiols. Made - hfitk torn o. save freight
can Or address bowman Niokum $40 south.
ftcond kHtt street taH Lake tiiY
on nousEs 10 HOARD ASp EVERY
~ hodY 10 know that shurt'on hAa tho
beet camp wagons lu tho city, also frat class
livery. Can o. aehange stables No. iH
CovSrr
- WARRANTS
by Russell
o.. TRACY.
" AsDtO
COMMERCIAL nioUK.
SALT LAKE CITY
~ you WANT NLW HOME IN TiiE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-27

From Canton Mas Journal Ths
pay roll Of the Risiug sun Black Lead
Works Ia NJ present nearly one thou.
nand dollars uer week. This Il At the
rate Of $4,000 per year that u DIE.
lribuied tor labor IN the town Of Can.
ton, IN addition 10 large sums tald Tot
printing, bx making cafting hnd
other Outside work done la Canton
apd sharon. THIS establishment paid
tho railroad last year Tor freight In and
out sii 205.Ts The employee oi this
factory during the last four yoafs,
when other factories have been
run on parl time or ~ re-
dugnd phy, or both, owing TO
the general probation Of business,
have not known any hard times, they
have hau no reduction In their pay or
hours oi labor, and the factory has not
been closed Gay or hour except the
short annual vacation In August,
which was for only ono week this
year.
The Rising Sun Stove Polish and
Black Lead Works IL the largest ostAb.
li,hment of It, kind Ia tue world, and
has n capacity of ten tons Of stove
polish a day. Their new Sun Paste
Stove Polish IL larger la quantity,
more Attractive in style, aud better Ia
quality than any O'her paste . iisb,
AMI u already commanding q large
sale. The old reliable RlGing bun
Stove Polish In cake, on account
" It, durability anu economy,
ttlil commands an enormous
sale In every Eugllsh speaking eou g.
tfy on tho face Of tho earth. TIE
growth Of tho business 10 marvellous
when its smHil heginning- are Temem.
befed. Congressman hofse began tue
tusiuess when a school boy, inside hi
frst product In li,tlo hand mould,
dried Il on stove, aud sold u At retail
from a taffol BAG.
srall oas, from llus acorn, rrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-27

"ial oast from ute Aeotnt fruWs
Large streams u0m litile fountains ivWi'
but this ,ucceis IL no ACCIDENT Mr.
Mofse whsn q yuunu man snd Tor
many years Mtofvafd canyasscd
twenty-five states IN ,hu Union a. n
commercial traveifr. ard thus laid the
foundation Tor tho present buuiuess.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-27

,,. rs...,r ryrsfss Nsus srHH.I.faf iN
s1nfay esesrtsd. az aofnsf souin ali liai 'Als
stfaafs Salt tats ciif. .. 80
main Eiiuon At i0 .. M. Regular hi'u'a T"
~ pfs,sr4 srv.wrsrtt Nrvs IL puhn-sa
o. TussisJ sut rfiday Of sash soak -
ms pfssnst wssHLr 10 magazine fofm la'
ns1sA srsfI sstardH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-27

" YOU WANT = INV uuAlg uN TIE
A hlri street oar lluu on tle instAilmeut
N ani fhiri tireris, or Nos, ~ and as
hnBY block
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-27

Five.touud tucb,t nice Jelly for 20
a-rh. IamIlAI D Coon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-27

EooD HOUSE GIRL WANTED. ABOUT
VI n years OLD, 10 heir 10 do light house,
wutt. Good hours aud wages 70 right party.
Adatesa y. % boz ioi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-27
MNNTS.

noelty soris Tor Ines Inserted vndo
ia heading, once for ide, t,ries Jor 2ieI
one vsst Jor tOr5 one month (or 6oc per
Inc No al taken Jor iesi naa iso.
Ipanis Of more AaH iinsi saas proper
ao,ais rate Aersrtlas aad Ger TeIilis
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-27
INSTRUCT
oPTioiAN.

WHY WEAR GLASSES rliAT 20 ~ ~,
w ntyou Diaicut eases invited. ,s
free, Moody, expert, Consultation hNNN
An EXCLUSIVE OPTICAL. alV9sss,
~ eight ycara' experience W y, w W, -sath
street lyra examined for glittes Nv
special lenses gfound TO o. the eye
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-27
FOR RENT.
FOR TRADE.

VRApE ron WHEAT. A FISK NEW
Il dark rosewood NaahbuTu mandolin and
oasg, regular price $40, VIII tnko so.
Apply Al lHd kast tifth south
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-27
STOCKS AND BONDS FOR SALE.

do piyiDIgDs GUARANT fhp
ID Eunn'a black OIL Drug Co, " W, -
The American guide., 1896-06-27
SAVED FROM PAUPERisN.
An Example Of what . Careful, wife
Mcans IN . Iiouaehold,

An Example Of what CaretW W"s
Me~ns 10 . Household
lIarkins went down into his cellar tho
other day to give chat part OF his DO
main a good cleaning up, and Mrs Har-
kins, who is a Saving" type OF woman,
went with him to see that he didn't
waste or destroy anything. .
81 wouldn't throw that teakcttle In
the ASH barrel" she said when lIorkins
hod begun operations
"Bu, II has no spout md the bottom Ia
on; Of IT,"
well, ID may come handy some day,
and what are you going to do with that
iron kettle7"
I'm going to chuck 1t into the ash
barrel"
"a wouldn't Itll come handy some
day."
"But IL has crack half an inch wide
clear across the bottom Of H."
"Wcll, II may come handy all the
same. Don't throw away that lamp"
Don't you see that Il has hole in the
bowl Of IL and that II couldn't hold n
drop Of oil?"
swell, II mny come handy some time
Such man M you are to throw away
and destroy things! You're not going
to throw away that pitcher"
"I,s handle is gone and the nose is
broken on"
"well, it'll come useful In some way
some day. Ihate to sse things destroyed
for--what are you going to do with that
chair ?"
"Cut II up for kindling wood. II has
bu, one ieg and the seat Is worn out"
"well, II will come handy some day
md won't have II cut mp, don't
know What would become OF this family
II I w3s AZ wusteful and destructive as
you an. Don't throw that glass Jar
awnyw
"rh< whole bottom is out oft"
"T don't care. II will come handy in
some way some time. I'm thankful
followed you here. ] declare ami
Such reckless destruction as you
would have made. You won't admit T.
IIarhlns, but we'd all be In the poor
houss to-dny II II hadn't been for me
Thank heaven, was brought up to he
economical and not waste. waste, waste
all The time! Tkered be no pnupers in
the land to-day II everybody was "a
saving an am"
"Thare's worse things In the world
than heIng y pauper," growlcd lIorl,lns
''Ihsrr, now! Say something lnsin
uatinr and Insulting. It's my thank'
for aaRing you und your children from
pnuu1rismi Go on. Say something else
meqn and ungentlemanly and'hatefull'
pslj6It FIRE. Press,
The American guide., 1896-06-27
BICYCLE pEFoRMITv.
Ugly Hands Threaten the Women Who
Indulge In wheel Exercise.

Indulge In wheel Exercise.
beware OF the bicycle handl" warnn
writer. "The bicycle hand, milady,
is a thing of ugliness and horror for.
ever. 1t comes from clutching the
handles OF the bicycle in such a man.
ner that the fingers are twined around
them in a deathlike grip and then
bringing the full weight Of the upper
part of the body to bear upon them.
Under this stearly pressure the hand be.
comes flattened, bulges out at the sides,
gets lumpy and out of shape and the
fingers NIL become crooked. OF course
II doesn't happen in day, and, for that
matter, it has not been known to exist
until quite recently. But year will tell,
and these cases that have come under
the observation Of the writer are the
result of just one years hard riding
1t begins by bulgiug out of the muscle
on the side OF the hand. This grows
more and more prominent and gets
tougher and tougher, until it is as hard
as piece of wood Then the muscles
Of the finger grow larger and larger
and harder and harder, until they, too,
are all out of shape.
"Women are more susceptible to it
than men, and the reasons for it are
simple. In the first place, a mans
hands are naturally tougher than a
wanan's and are not SO easily hardened
or flattencd or squeezed into an unnat-
ural shape, Then, again, after man
has learned to ride he acquires the habit
Of holding his handle bar in an easy
grasp, having full confidence in his abil'
| ity to control IT, A woman, on the
other hand, never relaxes that death
like grip upon the handle, holding 1t
as If a moments relaxation meant in
slant annihlation,
"rhe hest way of avoiding the bicycle
hand is to sit erect in a perfectly nat
ural position, with the shoulders
thrown back, so as to give the lungs full
play. This position will keep the weight
of the body resting upon the scat In
stead of upon the handle bar. OF course,
the rider must keep full control of the
handles, but TO do that requires neither
a deathlike clutch nor the full weight
OF the body, and II is this clutch and
the uneven distribution Of the body's
weight that II responsible for the BIZ
cvrlr hand."-N, Y, Journal.
The American guide., 1896-06-27
Remote from Medical Help,

Doubly essential Is It that you should b
provided with some reliable family medi
cine. Hostcttcrs Stomach Bitters 10 the
best Of It's class, rcmcdying thoroughly rs ],
does such common ailments Us indigestion,
constipation and biliousness, and affording
cafe and speedy help In malarlal cases,
rheumatism and Inactivity Of the Kidneys.
The American guide., 1896-06-27
Easy Genius.

Mulman-I often hear people speak
about brain work being so nwfully
hard, il doesn't appear to me so.
Cuttcr-Ofcourscn not; to men Of your
snlihcr brnYin, work is eAsY..
The American guide., 1896-06-27
why She Left Him.

New Norkerls that story about a
Kansas City bride clipping with miser'
able, dirty Digger Indian truc2
Kansas City Man-Yes, She left her
husband within week, and is now lv.
Ing with s0vagcs.
'lfow is II accounted for?"
"Well, | don't know, Of course; but
my opinion is That the white husband
snorcd. Indians never do" - n. Y,
Weekly.
The American guide., 1896-06-27

"prorLn don't think amount to much IN
this concern said the ofllceboy, ns no Med
away the paid bills; but they'd tliink ulI'
ceipts. u Roxbury Gazette,
The American guide., 1896-06-27

Tug Wceping Daughter 40, / shall dlc
Papa snys that Algy md must not think Of
marrying for two years yeti Don't cry
SO, dear" said the iudicious mother Per
haps you will not want to marry him at the
end Of two ycnrs Who knows but that
blonde hu usbauds viii be out OF style thon"
Cincinnati Enquirer.
The American guide., 1896-06-27

GngAr souls arc not those which have less
passion aud more virtue than common
souls, but only those which have greater DO
signs Rochcfoucauld.
The American guide., 1896-06-27

How ~ Tnisi-"A friend In need Ia Q
friend indeed"
That certainly secma funny.
For instance; How could friend In necd
Advance fellow money!
N. Y. Herald.
The American guide., 1896-06-27

FRS stopped FREQ and permanently cured.
No fits after first days use OF DIR. Kllne's
Great Nerve Res orer Free % trial bottle
& treatise. Or, KLINE, ,Q33 Arch st. Phila Pa,
The American guide., 1896-06-27

"Dr man dat doan' nobbcr kick ran, y
snld Uncle Ebon, "an' do man dat keeps
Mckin' nll do time am two pcoplo dat EiW,,,
rally riis do worst Of 1t In dis here lifc,"
Washington sun.
The American guide., 1896-06-27

think ex fas' CO dey kin talk dey' hab 'ston,
ished de worl long bcfo' dis time. Wash.
ington Star.
The American guide., 1896-06-27

AFTER six years suffering was cured BY
PIso's CuRE.-MAnr THOMSON, 2vjS Ohit
Ave-, Allegheny, Pa, March 10, ~,
The American guide., 1896-06-27

FALsEnoop Ia susceptible OF an inHnity Of
combinations, but truth has only one mode
OF being. g.-Rousscau.
The American guide., 1896-06-27

Tug charities that soothc aud heal and
bless arc scattered ut the feet OF man ike
flowers Wordsworth.
The American guide., 1896-06-27

suprLErY may deceive you; integrity
never will.-Cromwoll.
The American guide., 1896-06-27

CHARITY ever finds In the act reward, and
needs no trumpet In tho recelvcr.-B Beau.
mont and Fletcher.
The American guide., 1896-06-27

ovn possessions arc wholly In our por'
formanccs.- Slmms.
The American guide., 1896-06-27

Tur mothers heart Is tho child's school
room, Bccchcr.
The American guide., 1896-06-27

IDEAL. beauty is fugitive never located.
MING. Seylgno.
The American guide., 1896-06-27

WnAr succeeds we keep, and Il becomes
The habit OF mankind. Theodore Parker,
The American guide., 1896-06-27

IpELrKvr In great men, but not In demi-
gods.-Bovce.
The American guide., 1896-06-27

HArrrSrss Ia a rarc cosmetic.--a. J. W.
Melville.
The American guide., 1896-06-27

Hairs CAtarrh Cure
Il taken internally. Price 75c.
The American guide., 1896-06-27
HuMoR Is wit and love. .-Thackeray.

Iris sure the hardest science to forget
The American guide., 1896-06-27

Tur miserable arc sacrcd.-seneca
The American guide., 1896-06-27
Foreign Relations.

Our foreign policy should bc n all
times nrm, vigorous and dRnlncd, aud
ali our interests In the western hcmi-
tphere carefully watched and guarded.
The Hawaiian islands should be con-
troiled by the United States. aud no for
cign power should be permitted 10 Interfere
with them tho Nicaragua canal should bs
built, owned aud operated by tho United
States and BY tho purchase Of the Danish
islands w Should secwa AprQper Apd much
The American guide., 1896-06-27
Foreign immigration.

For the protection OF the equality OF our
American citizenship, and OF the wages OF our
workingmen against the fatal competition OF
w-priced labor. we demand that the immi-
grafton laws be thoroughly enforc cd and so
extended rs to exclude from entrance to tho
United States those who eau neither read mol
write.
The American guide., 1896-06-27
The Navy.

The peace aud security OF the republic and
the mntntonAnco OF Its rirhuul influence
among the nations OF the earth demand naval
power Commensurate with Its position and re-
sponslbilty. We therefore favor the con-
tinued enlargement Of the navy and o com
plote system Of harbor md sca-coast do .
fenxes
The American guide., 1896-06-27
Civil Service.

The civil-servce law was placed on the
statute by the republican party which has al,
ways sustained r. and we renew our repeated
declaration that 1t shall be thoroughly and
honestly enforced and extc nded whenever
practicable.
The American guide., 1896-06-27

The veterans OF the Union armies deserve
and should receive fair treatment aud Rener-
Gus recognition Whenever practicable they
should bo given the preference In the matter
si employment. and thsY are entitled TO The
enactment Of such laws as arc best calculated
10 secure tho fulnllmrnt Of tho pledges made
to them In tho dark days Of the country'a
peril We denouncc the practice 10
the pension bureau, 40 reckl ssly md
unlustly carried on by the present sdmln-
istratlon. Of reducing pensions and arbitrarily
dropping names from the rolls, as deserving
the scverest condemnation Of the American
people,
Yorelrn Relatlons.
The American guide., 1896-06-27
Adopted by the National Convention At
81. Louis Protection to American
Industries and Sound Money
the Key Notes.

ST. LOUIS, June ls.-Followlng Is the
full text Of the platform presented by
the committee on resolutions and adopt
ed by the Republican National conven-
ton:
The American guide., 1896-06-27

We favor restoring the early American
policy Of discriminating duties for the up.
b Hiding Of our merchant marine and the pro.
lection OF our shipping In tho foreign carrying
trade. 80 that American ships product Of
American labor, employed In American ship
yards, sailing under the stars nnd Stripes, and
manned, of,ccrcd and owned by Americans :
may regain the carrying Of our foreign CON.
mcrce
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1896-06-18
Council Chamber, City of River Falls.

council chamber, City OF Rlver FAILS
June 18th, 1896.
Meeting of Common Council held
pursuant to the statutes to pass upon
application for liquor license.
Council convened at p. NJ. Pres
ent-G. w. Chinook, Mayor; Aldermen
Glass, Thomson. Vannatta and Walker.
Following named persons made applica-
ton in writing for license to deal in
ntoxicating liquors at retail:
Knute Wingen, Wolf building; Albert
Drewke, Drewke building; Frank Rosen-
berg, Rosenberg building; J. E. Loucks,
Gladstone Hotel; James Knutson, Geh-
ring building; Christ Wissen, LOOMS
building.
Finance Committee reported following
bills approved;
W. S. Mott & Co., $3.50
T. A. Howe. 9.9S
Bills allowed, all voting aye. ~
Bond and application of X. Wigen, ;. NJ.
Rosenquist and John Henry as sureties,
read aud approved. license to be issued
upon payment of license fee, al voting
aye.
Application and bond of ]. E. Loucks,
with II. H. Loomis and n. A. Thelander
az 4lreties, read and approved, license
to be issued upon payment Of license fee,
all voting aye.
Application and bond of Frank Rosen-
berg. with Geo. Theo. Smith and Albert
Drewke as sureties. read and approved,
license to be issued upon payment OF
license fee. all voting aye.
Application and bond Of Christ Wissen,
II. H. LOOMS and J. E. Loucks as
suraues. read and approved. license to be
issued upon payment of icerse fee, all
voting aye.
Application and bond of James Knut-
son, with s. Gehring and C. +. Krauth as
suretiss read and approved, license to be
issued upon payment of license fee, all
vosing aye.
Application and bond of Albert Drewke,
witt +. Rosenberg and Jldson knight as
sures es, read and approved. license to be
ISSUED upon payment of license fee, all
voting aye.
On motion Council adjourned.
ALLEN P. WELD, City Clerk.