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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1896-11-12
PLACE FOR BRYAN.
a sew York Mercantile Firm Oilers Him
$4,000 n Year.

a Kew York Mercantile Firm Onsrs Him
$4,000 Year.
New YORK, Nov. i.-The follow
ing telegram was sent tn Mr. Bryan
at Lincoln today:
Hon. William j. Bryan. Neb.:-
You have 50 thoroughly demonstrat-
ed your ability in the campaign that
we would like to know if you would
accept an offer of twenty-five thou
sand (s25. 000) a year TO manage a
law department in our store.
tSignedO "SEIGEL.CooP Co.
"Per Henry Seigel, President"
OMAHA, Neb.. Nov 6.-Mr. Bryan
today sent the following reply to- a
telegram from Siegle, Cooper d Co.:
During the next four years | eX
pect 10 devote AS much time as pos.
| sible 10 the advocacy of bimetallism
and therefore / cannot consider the
proposition made by you. | appre.
ciate the confidence which Your offal
implies.
(Signed) "W. j. BRYAN"
OTHER POSITIONS DECLINED.
LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. 6.-Mr. Bry
an today replied to some of the of
fers of employment which he re
ceived since election day, declining
them on the ground that he desires
to be free to devote large portion
Of his time in the future TO the sd
vccacy of bimetallism He said il
reply to questions that he had not ar
ranged the details of his plan, blu
that he would enter upon no line o
work which would interfere with hi
main purpose. He has agreed t
, address public meeting in Denve
at an early day, but beyond this ha
made no engagements for immedi
ate future.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1896-11-12

Toledo, o.
We the undersigned, have known F.
j. Cheney for the last Is years, and be-
ieve him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
WEST & TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, o.
WALD1NG, K1NNAN & MARVIN, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern
ally, acting directly upon the blood
Price 75c. per bottle, Sold by all Drug
gists. Testimonials free.
Halls Family Pills are the best,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1896-11-12
HOW's This2

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case of Catarrh that car
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
FL. CHENEY & Co., Props,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1896-11-12
Administrators Notice.

Having qualified az administrator OF the
estate of Mary Utley, deceased, late OF wake
county, this IS to notify all persons having
claims against the said estate to present
them to the undersigned on or before the
18th day of sep,embef' tsss' Or ,ns, n and
ali persons indebted to the said estate are
hereby notified to make immediate pay
ment. J. r. OooD"lS, A1
Sept Is. 1895. ot-Hov. ..
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1896-11-12

" tAsAIUZLUII IU5L
There seems to he little doubt that
frauds, ct once impudent aud extern
sive, have been practiced IN different
States, notably in Kentucky, Califor-
MIA and Tennessee. We have the word
OF Hon. John X. Fellows, of New Y ork
for the frauds in Tennessee. Perhaps
some further evidence would be desir-
able in this case. The opinion of a
wandering stump speaker from the
East touching purely local affair in
Tennessee is hardly u he regarded a.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1896-11-12

Subscribe for the weekly CAucA-
SIAN $1.00 q year.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1896-11-12

Hoods Pills are easy to take, easy to
operate. Cure indigestion, headache,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1896-11-12
SOME ELECTION FRsuCS.

In SEINE States the PoEaiist Vois Was
Sot Counted for Bryan-Eetnras Held
Back In r Kentucky Republican Dist riSt
to Overcome the Bryan Majority.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1896-11-12
RICE! RICE!

Parties having rice to sell will do
we'll do we'll to communicate with our
agents, or direct with us. We shall
always pay the highest market price
fnp rica
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1896-11-12
BUTLER BROTHERS,

Sole Managers for North Carolina,
CLINTON, y. G.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-23
Sn Sorje Siepersbamieu i'm
Scutuge,

! Stunosn bon Sallel, leloet Der etiua
l2idbri0e SObn zines Sil6lers lett falt
einem balben Sabre al elmer &rant.
belt, Die lib in bauIi9 wIeosrIebrenoen
befti9eu &rQmpfen duBert, welae Den
S0rper oes Sinoes erlhiittern mo Iebr
au8rsiIeu. Su belen unO trampireien
Nu9enbliden ipll nun Der &uabe Die
8abe beItBen, ben ibm uorQefiibrten
YerIOnen, aud oeuen, Die er i'm Sebeu
ME 9eieben bat uno Die ibm niht be.
,auut iein tOnnen, Die S6ifl0le ibrer
gsrgdn9enbeit uuo audi bon DER 3us
tuuft tuno 81 tbur. Sn Der erlten
3elt iOl er audi Die au9enblidliben 8e.
odnten Der ibm uor9efiibrten PerIpnen
,9sleien" uno ibnen UOrSeiOqt baben;
oO6 lit oieie Strait ieBt lpieocr pers
ihDunoen. Yiele Suloerte Don Ners
Ionen, pit aus weiter 6erre. llno IbOn
na9 S~iepsrsbauleu %9eluauoert uno pill
germ nod oabln, I'M Den NllnoertnG-
ben 81 ieben uno Iib BON ibm Die S1Id'
idle iu9sn 81 laiien. Der Ser9an9 1T
babel stwa iolQsnoer: Der 6remoe
miro Dor Den Suabeu 9eiibrt unO muB
sunddit ell 3ebn Ooer 3puu'i9.pfen'
ni0ltiif 10 LANCE in Der Sano balten,
bis oieIes erpdrmt lit. SieisS 8elo-
itiit ls9t Der Sn0be oanu aui eineu
Singer Der linten S0no, betrahtet es
ourh ein S-l2 Soil lan8es &Obrhsn
uao lieit pann 9lsiSIam bon benz Welo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-23

itiite bic 2ebettsi6ifiale olts Der 8ers
Qangenbeit Oe5 Yetreffenoen nb. Scbr
Dit ieBt er Damn nit ybellem" Glif et=
mas BON Der 3ufunit binSu. Wteiitens
Qeben ole TremOen Dem SnNben oann
fir feline Wtii6e Elm 8ei6eut. Ser
&nabe iOQ auf oieie gSeiie i6on elm
'hOne5 Stitf 8elo erpOrbeu Doben.
Gin 6remOer ipro6 oariiber nit eiuem
QlaubwilrOiQeu W0nne, Der uu6 aus
9teu9ieroe Den fait 20 &ilpmeter welten
g8eg nah S~ieOersb0uIen ssnGht bate,
I'm Al erfabren, mas an Der Sadie lei.
3u9lel1 bate er babel ben prattll1en
3Def 9ebabt, our6 ben Snabsn Su err
forihen, Wer Der Sieb lei, Der Dor etlpa
sinem balbsn Sabre linn mittelit Gin=
brl6s cine 9r0Bere @eloiumme QeItOb'
len babe, aber ieitber nod ni4t ent=
oedt lit. gon Dem 9iebitable
babe aber Der &nabe niAts er.
pdbnt. S6lieBli4 ling Der geitOblene
Ielblt oaoOn an uno fra9te, oh er ibnt
ben Sieb nibt besei6uen tonne. Siers
0uf ia9te Der &nabe. OaB oas QcltOb=
lene Gut bon Dem Siebs bereits oer-
aus9abt lei uno sr oaIielbe uiat tuieoer
erbalte. gon ben perlhisoenen PerIOs
tlelr, Die er i'm Yeron6t babe, lei aud
elmer Der Sieb. ST babe oann tber
bic 9eriOnlidteit uno ben @baratter
bes Siebes iia 9eduBert - aber einen
gtamen babe er ni6t senannt. Soute
Die ge6Oroe oieIem S9winoel tein gnoe
MAIDEN tOnnen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-23
Gin ienfationeaer YroseB

tpuroe oieier Sage I'M gsjirtsseridte in
Swsr (&uBlano) Dsrbanoelt. Surb
9ei9tiinn uno 6abrldiii9teit Der Belly
ser stnsr 6smiiaen 6abrit, Der Serren
Yrihop uno @lubOw, fanOen adt
W!eni5en ben Cob ourb 4rienifuer9if-
tuna. Die 6abrit Itelt Shwslnfurter
Grin Der, cine 6arbe, meIde auBer
&upfer uno gili9iQIre ~beoeutenos Wten=
gen OIL grIen entbQlt. Die Sabrita=
tionsriifltduoe puroen in einfa9e
S9a4te 9ewOrfeu uno oaourh wuroe
Der Vooen rinQsum Die 6abrit oerart
nit NrIeu ourhtrQntt, oaB lO8ar oas
in Der Ndbe wahienoe 8ras Spursn
Deg 8iitss auipies, uno jluar III 10 boz
benz WtaBe, oaB Saafe, wel6e oieles
8ras fraBen, ioiort perenosten. Salo
oarauf begaun in Der llm9e9eno cine
erbobte Stsrb.i6teit. Su einem VtD-
nate ltorbeu a6t Meni9en ulter allen
NrSei1su Der Nrisnuer9iftun9. Sas
@allsr oes GliibGsns @laliswta, mel.
Dies bon oielen Geuten benuBt muroe.
mics bel Der temii6en analnIe cine
itarts Yeimii6un9 bon Arien auf. Sas
8eri6t na9m Die S6ulo 8luhop's ais
erwisisn on; er wuroe CUR Sir6enbuBe
p%srurtbeilt uno muB liberties @ipilior.
oerungen in Der Sobe BON 20. 600 Ru.
beln beirieoiSsn. S0rihOw wuroe frei=
seiprOdsn, oa er erit ipdter als She'll
babsr am &elddfte eintrat. Die Sd
brit miro auf @ruuola8e oss ri6ter-
liheu GrtenntniNes als gei~unobeitsss-
fdbrli9 sei9loiien uno nieosr9eriien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-23

bennod, bob gu bel bicier i%lnertparte=
ten @enbung Der Singe ir~Qenorpie Oer=
lebt woroen bilt. Sait Su nienlals
9eliebt?"
,,Sos - oas babe i6 ni4t geia9t,"
fliiitertc STA errOtbeno.
.9lio bait gu oeIiebt! unb i6 mar
ni6t i'm StanOe, oieie bittere Gnt=
tduibung bon Dir abSumenoen. 8,
Gaa! gaa!"
STA erbob lire 0roBen g(u3en, aus
oenen elm ylif flammte, Dor Dem Der
garOnet erbebte; oenn in bieiem Bid
Lag oas gauge @ebeimniB oes WGo6ens
Ofenbart. ga, es mar fem 3weifel,
lie liebts Sir 90rrp, tpie er @Qa
liebte.
.Wein 2iebling," ipro9 er leiIe,
lit es tp09r, mas ib fir unmD9lit)
belt, oas i'd 10 iebr gewiinIdt uno pOs
ran i6 bod tallm gu oenten ipagte -
bin ib es. ben 0u liebit3"
STA mari iia idludSsnb an feline
gruIt uno Sir SarrD oriifte lie felt
uno innio an Iih. Dap WtOB ieines
Slides mar pol: Seinen SObu bate
er WieOerQefrnoen uno ieine STA -
feline ianfte unihulOiGe Gla, Die err 10
LANCE I'M StiQen 9eliebt, mar leBt Iein
fiir INNER.
6eroinano grdnoer tonnte 1i6 bon
Dem S6la0e, Der i'm 10 unerwnrtet
uno in benz Nu9enblif getrO1en, ols er
lt6 bereits allf Der SObe ieines ertrdums
ten Slides geleben bate, ME Dieoer er=
bOlen. gr beiblOB Spar, elm neue;
Seben gu beginner, aber oas NnOenten
an feline S9ulo laItete gu ibluer auf
ielnsr Seele, Inn ibn mieoer 9Iiiflih
Deroen gu ldIlen. 3uoem tonnte er
fid nit ieinem 10 plOBli6 WicoergcIuns
oenen GNter nidt befreunoen. YeiOs
fibrten fOrtan ein unbe4a8li3es, elen=
oeS Geben.
9untle S6atten loQeu auf ibrem
@e9e. &ubelOs irrte Yrunoer lumber
uno nur bic treue, aufopfernoe &iebe
ieiner 6rau I6iiBte i'm Dor Der 8er=
S%lpeifIung. Gber ieinr Strait mar 9e=
bro6en uno er 9in9 nod 8iloOn UOr.
al, Der turSe 3eit nab ieIuem SObne
ltarb. 6annp bate Die trauri9e Yflidt
81 erfiilsn, Yeiosn Die gu9en S~u3uorii=
den. Sn ibren armen bau9te Der
fnli9e Grbe bon Sarrington Sau iein
I6ulobelnoenes Saiein aus. 90s be.
oeutenoe Serm00en Biloon's puroe in
6annD 9ranosr's Sanosn gu einem ie=
9ensrei6en Wtittel, NOtb uno Armutb
ju linosrn.
Sir SGrrD taufte fir Ieiuen tpieoer-
9efunoenen Sobn ein in Der Ndbe bon
Sarrin9tOn SGa gele9enss Gut nit
eInem biibi4en gintOmmsn, rlno I6On
aini9e WOben ipater bielten 8uioo uno
9telD nit ibren treuen Sieneru, ben
Sebbs, ibren Gin5uQ oaielbit. Mitte
6ebruar fauo bic SO63eit Sir Sarrp's
nit GQa itatt, uno es lit i9Der gu ID
aeu, per 9liidli6er mar - gteQp ooer
GQa; uno per li9 Sdrtli6er uno liebe,
boiler 9e9en feline iun9e Sfrau perbielt
Sir Sarrp Sarrin8tOu Ooer ieir
SObn 8uioo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-23
Ser SeIo i'm Yrieiterfleio.

Saint Sacut 1T Elm tleines Slider
oOrf in Der Yretaane Grantreias, uno
liegt auf Der SpiBe elmer G%anO3un9e,
bic iih 'tpeitbin ms Weer erltreft.
SOr mebr als einem balben Sabrtau-
ieno lit iene 2~ano3un9e iO9ar cine Sn=
iel 9epeIeu, uno entbielt ni6ts als Elm
M0nhss &loIter. Nber bic blonde iOl=
len emit, als oas 6iiberboot, oas ib-
men alp0dsntli6 pom Seltlanoe bic
notbigeu Gebensmittel bra9te, NIT
Wann uno 0taus unter9e9angen mar,
9slobt baben: ,eluen Samm Ooer Sei9
an3ule9er, I'm aus Der Smell cine -
Salbiniel 81 MADDEN" limb oieiss
8eIObnIB bielten iie aud, ObuObl iie
finf3i9, ia na9 elmer Gnoeren ueberlie-
fsrung. bunoert Sabre oaran arbeite.
ten. Sod bsute paiiirt man oisisn
Samm, Der freili5 aud nod bel BETTE
gen Stiirmen, bic in ben oorti8en
Suaten, leioer lni6ts Ssltens lino,
9efabrli9 perosn lam.
Gin FOLDER Sturm bsults unb brall-
fte seraoe al iensm Ibeno, bon Dem
mir bier beri5ten. -
Ser Yiarrer, ein 9utmiitbi9er uno
in Soft 3ufrieoener Ssrr. iaB in ieinem
ibli6ten Stiib6eu uno i~prtirte bic
Yflan3en, iUel9e mar ibn am Worgen
9ebra4t bate; oenn in ben tlsinen bre.
tOniI4en Sii9eroOrfern, NO Die Aer3te
feblen, treiben bic Piarrsr fat iGmmts
LID Elm bisben Seiltunoe, U~enigitens
nit Sausmittsln aler grt, Die, wenn
AUDI nibt BON GROCER @Irtung iino,
bod ieoenfaQs tsinen S6aoen tbun.
Sas 8sbst tbut bas llebriss! ia9eu Die
armen, ieoOt irommeu Slider bel Die.
Ter 8elesenbeit, uno climber in Der
nd6lteu 3upsQs ibrsm S9uBbeiliSen
cine Serge al.
Der Yfarrer mar i6or eiui9e Wale
aufgeItanosn uno ans 6eniter getre-
ten; er ibaute nit beiorgter Wiene auf
Das milotobeuoe Meer, oelIen Srana
Dung li5 nit oOnnerGbnlihem 8etOle
an Dem boben Selien brad. Guf Delbem
bic tleine pfarrwobnunS iib erbOb, Dee
rem Maueru aber felt uno Iiber paren.
pie Der Eslien islbt; osun man bate
einen She'll bes alien &lOiters oasu per-
rpenoet.
Gr Oifnete Die Sbiire uno rief bius
aus. 9is alte Selsne. feline Saus-
bdlterin sribien alsbalo auf Der
Sbwelle.
SIT nod Ssmano OrauBeu9" fraSts
er lalti9.
Der Spnif, ia9sn iie," antwortste
Die Gefra9te nit Sitternoer Stimms.
Der Sonit uno ieiu G~ltelter SObn; lie
limb crit bieien Na6mittag biniiber9e.
fabren nab Sap Grebsl uno nod nl9t
Suriid!"
,.@Ott lei ibnen 9ndbis!" ia9ts Der
piarrer, erGriff nod ben Out uno
Wantel uno elite binaus.
Sm SOfs tamsn ibm bereits msbrere
Weibsr, untsr ibnsn aud bic Grau oes
Shiiiers nit ibren Sinosrn, neiueno
uuo web,laseno entgessn; a,rb Wtdns
nsr orGu9ten lib bin5u, uno ale
ibrieen Wllo o~lrbeinauoer, 10 oab man
tsin Wprt perIteben tOnnts.
Ser piarrsr elite parwarts aui ben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-23
cine umbeimii6e SenOung 1T
fIrsIib 1T Veapel perlaoen
tuoroett.

So limb oies bic 800 8ummibsine
fir iene uuelidlihsn Soloaten, Welde
na9 Der S4ladt bel Ioua Derltitmmelt
,porpen limb. Die 4bpiIinier pflegen
ale G6uursen, Die i'm 0isnlte Der Sta=
lieuer 9eeen ben gte9us fehte1, auf ent=
iebli6e Weiie gu beltraIen, inoem lte
ibnen nit einem yeile Oberbalb Der
Gnie oas 8eiu abbafen uno Die 0er-
ltiimmelten oaun aus benz Eager laAen;
Die m~eiiten perbluten lid. InIhelneno
bat man niesmal audi oiele @eiBe auf
nod I9limmere, ni4t wieoerSugebenoe
@eiie g~epeini9t. QBis Die r0mii6e
3eitung v@apital." bebauptet, banoeIt
IS Iib io9ar I'M tauieno Verlttimme=
luneen, bic Der Negus Dor Ielnem Abz
su9e nab benz Siioen an all Den Ge-
faneeneu bate UOQSieben lallen, Die
trantbeitsbalbsr als Stlapen niAt oerz
tdufli9 Iino. Sas srpdbnte glatt mill
piiisu, oaB AUDI Elm SleIl Der aerm'
ten ourd fanatli6e S4oanerinnen
psrltiimmelt wDroeu tudre. General
galoiHera bat Die idleuni9e Giniens
ouna bon Srtbopdoen Oerlan9t, Die I'M
6elolaaer bic 8erunltalteten nit neusn
tiinitli6en 8lisomaBen oeriebsn iOleu.
Der Sps3ialilt Or, SntsrniBi beilnost
Ii6 bsrsits auf Dem @ege na6 Vtal=
iaua. 8leidSsitig puroen in &Om, in
Mailano uno 9leld3eitig aud in paris
uno Berlin 3ablreihe &untbelne be-
iteQt nit bsitlsuni9ter 2ieferi6rlft, Die
nad Grptbrda asiaidt tperoen IOllen. -
9as limb ia re5t nstte .9britsn", oieIs
Qbpilinier!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-23
UurQe caRe CO(onie,
go bis 20 Weilen bon ct. 8a,,l.

urlter ben relter &Gufert Don Qaub In
Der eoIonle taun t6 Die foIsenOsn nsnueu;
,6reo 9~eonaro, Yauttou, g. o; Sobu
SIe'sllnall, -. Sbroeoer uuo Sris Sabeu,
Dem Sra9, Stott 50, Wiun. +; 6rsO Otewes
NM ISM. Senler, 0enoerion, Sibley Co.,
VtIllt. Sreo. Rtemauu, Is. @ernIalr uno
Sobu 3intel, ct. 4uul, Wiuu.; .. Moe.
V~torrtlonutle, Zane 60, isis. 6. Setirs,
6OIauo, geb. Sobu Gartleu, Goof 60.
81. Sobn Steinbu6, Wuutato, Blue Garth
So, Utium. {; Sutob Nau, ct. Sbomas, v.
y; Sobn Sbnlf unO 4eter Qs9us, Minuea.
polls, W'tnn.
Der fGum geltattet IS mir ni6t, bic
gtamen aaer 9erer III uerOffentli6en.
pel9e Sano uon mir eetauft baben,
Sbenltebenoe wsroeu aber binIduaIi6
lem, UNI ben Seier Su iiber;eusen, baB
Seute pom ben ueri9teoeuiten @eeenoen
na6 Der turtle Cafe GoIonie tOmmen,
UNI BORT tbre 9eilnatb auf;ui6lasen.
SieieS ioIte. rpieoer cine Ri6tI6nur
oucr Oerient9eu Iein, Die ii6 cine Oeiz
matb auf Dem 2anoe in elmer bliibenoeu
beutl9en 9egeno 81 iu6en, oaB bier bod
9uteS Sano ietn mus, no 10 utele iib uus
lteoeIn. Wenu man bebentt, ban bic
StnwobnerjabI oieier mdbrenS ben lebten
81 Sabren ii6 um 1900 Berionen
uer9rOBert bat unO baB ueue 9lniieoler
nit leoem Gage etnSieben, 10 iiebt man
Iel9t Elm, Dag eS bier utft LANCE bauern
wtro, bis oas gano einen 8reis BON I5
bis 20 Dollars per @cre brinQt, neil es
lest nod 81 Dem btQigen Breis BON 5 bis
Z Dollars rnO aut lei9te 3abIuussbes
oin9ungen Su baben lit.
Die SurtIe Cafe @olonie licat in elmer
9sIunoen 9e9eno, bat &ir6en, S6ulen,
quite SanoltraBcn, quite WtarttperbinOuns
gen, 9uten SoOen, gutss @aIler uno elm
gutter ebrIider Oeuti3sr trifft bier iibers
all CUTE Sameraoen uno Ra4barn.
8as fam Elm QGnbiu9er msbr perlan,
sen2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-23
Wit oeitt Wuuoe.

Soiratb YrofsKor prsper beriatet in
Der 3eitibrift: ,,Sie Sanoiarift''
bon einsm Mtalsr uuo S1riititeler. Der
nit benz Wunos 6eosr uno piniel
fiibrt. Gs banoelt lid oa niht um
cine Sdaubuosn. SpeSialitdt, lpnoern
lm siusu Waaa Don bsrpOrraSsnOsn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-23
Sbeurcs @aHcr.

Sci ben Soloaten, Del3e isBt bic
Stalieuer in girita 9egen ben S0niS
pOr NbeIIDnien ltebsn baben, lit am
rOtben Weere; aber oas rOtbe gteer ent.
bait ebeu bittsres MeermaHsr, oas feis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-23

Sie N06frase nu6 Sisnitmdoaen 1T
in ben leBten Sabren cine 70 grobe,
onB uniere @%On8reBlsute bon ibren
Gbehdlften oa3u QeSuun9en iperoen,
fttr Nnn0bme zines 8eisgss gu asitiren,
tponab einQewanOerts Wtdoden erit
Iltrf Sabre I'M 2anoe ieiu mtiiien, sbe
lie beIratben o~iirfeu.
Sine oeuti6e Obj SELDOM 2pge
in Seoansoille BEL Cincinnati
bat treltpiLi9 uro einitimmi9 Die oeut,
tbe Spra6e ab9eIbafft uno raoebrett
leBt ibre Serbanolun9en in en9liI4er
Sproae our3, neil lie bierourb ibre
Wlt9IieoerSahI OersrOBern gu t6nnen
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-23

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(oem beriibmten Weinorte ,Staliens).
The morning times., 1896-02-27
PLANNING The PRIMARIES
Democratic Central Committee De-
cides On Various Matters.
Convention VIII BE Held in the
Academy of Music--Appointme
of Judges Arranged.

The Democratic central committee met
last night at CosteIo's Hall TO make ar
ranScnienis for the election OF delegates to
the national Democratic convention.
Chairman Holmead presided, with Mr..
Cook as secretary. Twenty-one OF the
twenty two members of the committee at
tended.
MF. Ed NJ. Cleary was accepted as proxy
for W II Cleary in the Ninth district; John
g. Campbell was accepted as proxy for +.
z. Madigan in the Eleventh, and Edward
L. Hughes was elected in place OF James
+. Brown of tie Sixteenth, who resigned.
The report of the subcommittee, recon-
monding that the convention be held at the
Academy OF Music, was accepted, and the
committeeman were notified to hand in
n tie next meeting the names and locations
of the halls in which the primaries will
be hold.
The central committee after considerable
discussion adopted resolution which pro
vides that the committeeman in each dis
trict shall appoint three Judges and one
clerk OF election all of these 10 be subject to
approval by the central committee; and
! that committeeman who do not desire 60
| this may adopt the old plan or Il mass meet
ing selecting the judges and clerks.
The committee then adjourned to meet al
| CosteIlO's Hall next Tuesday night at 7:3O
| O'Clock.
The morning times., 1896-02-27
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the above truism-

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The morning times., 1896-02-27
HIS STATE NOT PLEDGED.
Senator Elkins Denies the Report
That He L. for Mckinley

Senator Elkins Denies the Report
That He L. for Mckinley.
Senator Eikins' attention being called
to a published report from Cleveland,
dated the 21st instant, representing that
he was in that city and authorized the
statement that the delegation from West
Virginia would support Mckinley at the
st. Louis convention, and that he, Elkins,
was for him, stated that he authorized
no such statement and that he had not
declared his preference for the Presidency
TO any one.
He also said that the statement that
he said that West Virginia would be for
Mckinley does the State an injustice, as
well as the delegates, who are yet to be
chosen. He does not wish to be under
stood as trying to commit the State or
the delegates to any particular candidate.
Senator Elkins further expresses the
opinion that Southern Republicans should
send delegates TO st. Louis not pledged
] to any candidate, and that they should
| confer after reaching st. Louis and decide
| upon the wisest and best course to be pur-
sued in the interest OF the South, and act
as a unite upon some definite line of
| action.
The morning times., 1896-02-27
TALKED SINGLE TAX.
Interesting Meeting of the Club in
Typographical Temple.

Int cresting Meeting of the Club in
Typographical Temple.
The Single Tax Club mctin Typographical
Temple last evening. President L. J. Biller
in the Chair. Mr.. +. ]. Dakin spoke on
The Labor Question"
The questions What Is the Single Tax"
and What ISIts object were discussed by
the audience generally.
Judge James e. Mcguire then spoke Of the
time when he was one of the only four
known single takers living. and OF its
relatively rapid growth since then.
He spoke of the many mechanical nven-
tions of late years. and expressed the belief
that equally great progress would be made
in dealing with social questions. formost
and greatest of which was single tax.
His address was interspCrsed with numer-
ouS ShumorOus siliuStrations which called forth
hearty applause.
Next Wednesday evening Mr.. George
Frank Stephens viii address the club.
on motion OF ID. Webster Groh the fol-
lowing resolutions were, after considerable
discussion, unanimously adopted:
Whereas. 4 tax on goods is tax on
labor; ami a tax on ground-rent tax on
monopoly: therefore. be it
Resolved mat taxing cpMmOdllles
diminishes them and the ability 10 get them,
while taxing ground rents increases the
supply OF available land ana consequent
opportunities for employment.
Resolved. That Increasing the iaborer's
taxes for improving land ana decreasing
the speculstpr's taxes for deterioratel inn
provementS. simult ltancously discourages
legitimate wealth producing industry and
Rewards speculative idleness.
Resolved. Thatreasonandc coasistencyde-
mand less taxes on labor and more taxes
on ground-rents.''