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roll forward over highways of trade and
traffic that are free from obstruction. So
sure of it are the people generally that
hesitation is giving way to desire to re-
vive all lines of business. Capital is now
willing to seek employment in developing
the resources of the State and to widen
and extend enterprises already estab-
llshed. which in turn would give labor all
needed opportunity for profitable and con-
tinuous employment.
1t is believed that California will pro-
duce $50, 100000 of gold the coming year,
and the same confidence in the future OF
business conditions which is stimulating G
the mining Industry is bound to promote
all lines OF legitimate trade operatiois
and give such a stimulus to business
enterprises and business operations as the
coast country has not seen since Grover
Cleveland was inaugurated.
There is, nevertheless, such thing as
slip betwixt the cup and the lip. This re-
vival in business activity which is work
ing its way through all the avenues of
industry comes of a weil-grounded belief
that the principles of the Republican
party, which are sound and altogether
trustworthy, will be put into operation in
the conduct of the affairs of the country
in the near future. But while all the in
dications certainly point to the election OF
Major Mckinley, he is not yet elected, nor
will he be unless every man who is inter-
ested in having his business enterprise
placed upon a sure footing participates
earnestly in the work of the campaign
November will surely come, but it will
give no promise of encouragement to
business enterprises unless business men
see to it that the party of repudiation and
sectionalism is routed, horse, foot and
dragons.
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WORTHY o. CELEBRATION.
FRESNO Republican.


II Fresno had no other important achievement
to celebrate the coming of the Valley road
would in itself constitute sufficient cause for
a public demonstration which would fitly ex-
press the buoyanoy and hopefulness OF public
sentiment and give notice to the outside world
that great step in the industrial history Of
the community had been taken. Making due
allowance for over-estimate of benefits the
saving which viii be realized by the producers
and consumers of Fresno County through COM
petition In transportation will make itself felt
directly or indirectly in every branch Of in
dustry.
Various interesting estimates have been
made of the difference in the amount of the
old freight rates and the new by reason of the
building of the competing road. The San
Francisco Examiner estimates the difference
to be $1,000, 900 annually. P. A. Buell. presi-
dent of the Chamber of Commerce at Stockton,
says that the difference in cost of freight by
reason of the operation of the tariff rates of
the new railroad will amount to 81, ,0OO, 600
annually. The ST ,000 900 estimate is an
amount equal to per cent per annum on
800, 100000 of added wealth TO this valley;
the $4 000, 900 an amount equal to per cent
on $50, 600. 900.
John r.. McMullin, president of the Fresno
National Bank, says that there will be left in
Fresno County BY reason OF the building OF
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timately win, while on the other hand
Spain woula not agree to terminate the
war without continuing her jurisdiction
over the island.
1t is possible that the recent warning
proclamation of President Cleveland may
have discouraged the Cubans somewhat,
but it should not. The proclamation was
mere matter of form, and Cleveland
himself did not believe it would be re-
spected when he issued it. Moreover. the
agents OF the Cubans in Spain are doing
good work for the cause in the direction
of creating the suspicion that Spain is in
great danger of a powerful demonstration
against the monarchy, which, together
with victories in Cuba, ought to inspire
the revolutionists with confidence in their
ability to ultimately establish republic.
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WEYLER WANTS PEACE.

The news comes from Cuba that Weyler
and the insurgent leaders are negotiating
terms of peace, but most likely it is a
rumor of Spanish manufacture. If the
friends of Cuba in this country could be
made to believe that such negotiations
were pending they very naturally would
cease gathering up munitions Of war and
providing ways and means to get them on
Cuban soil, and no doubt that is exactly
the foundation OF the story. The Cubans
have had the best OF it 80 far, and there is
no reason to believe that they will not nj
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the road up to this point $3.50, 900 annually
At per cent is interest on ST, 600, 600 If the
extension be made, for instance, to Reealy,
twenty five miles, or one-ffth OF 125 miles,
the distance from here to Stockton, on the
basis made by the Examiner, there would be a
saving OF 5 per cent on $4,000, 600. or $780,
900; it Mr.. Buells estimate be correct then
there would be left as the difference annually
By reason of the extension of the road $780,
600, or per cent on $4,000, 900, which must
be considered as so much added wealth to
Fresno County.
Why not celebrate, indeed?
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NEWSPAPER PLEASANTLY.

she-Dearest, am 1 the first girl you ever
loved?
He-Little sweetheart, the man who could
look into those trusting blue eyes and tell a
falsehood is not fit to live. So prepare your
self to hear the truth.-Cincinnati Enquirer.
"Then you look on marriage as only civil
contract?''
.,Yes; civil contract with privileges of in
ciyility. Journal.
Young Mrs. Jack Potts-Why should you
hold your club friend accountable for any
thing improper his aunt might have done,
Jack?
Marcellal
in your sleep, and said: "Pm sorry, old chap,
but you can't stay unless you make your ante
od."-BrowniEg, King g. Co.'s Monthly.
Bill l. Due-Jones was hit by live electric
wire the other day.
Will E. Tumble-Was he hurt?
Bill ]. Due-Yes, very badly; but the electric
company sent him bill for the electricity he
used up, and he was shocked at the idea of his
being charged with electricity
Smith-Who is that young man over there?
Sones-Thats the husband of Mrs. Jingle
daw, the celebrated authoress.
Smith-Ahl And who was he before he was
married?-Harper's Bazaar.
Stranger-Is there law in this town against
selling liquor on Sunday?
Old Resident-Yes; but don't let that worrv
you, my friend; there's no law against buying
it.-Roxbury Gazette
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MIS-. S1Qney Ianl5rs tne WluOW oil the late
poet, is giving readings from her late hus-
bands works, and is meeting with success.
Mrs. May French Sheldon, the explorer, has
lately been telling Iowa assemblies about her
travels and experiences in Africa.
1t is said that the serial rights in Mr.. Kin
ling's new story have been sold for S15 600. or
at the rate of $3.50 per 1000 words-the Eng
lish rights alone fetching $175.
Queen Victoria has only four grandsons who
have taken wives unto themselves, namely.
the Duke OF York, the German Emperor, and
his brother, Prince Henry. and the Grand Duke
of Hesse,
When the Princess of Wales intends tn visit
photographers she usually arranges that her
sitting shall take place in the morning. A
special studio is set apart for the Princess and
other members OF the royal family.
Miss Catherine T. Smith has been presented
with gold medal by the French Government
in recognition of her services in establishino
and conducting the Jeanne dare Home foT
Friendless Immigrant French Girls in New
York.
A cross of gold for the peninsula campaign,
with the gold clasps for "Talavera," ..Sala-
manca,' "victcria" and "St. Sebastian - was
sold recently in London for $2750. medal
given to Northumberland Henry Seymour
who commanded the Twenty-third Light Ora
goons at Talayera in 1909, brought $3.50.
1t is announced that Bishop Potter, who is
now in Europe, has been appointed by the
Archbishop Of Canterbury member Of the
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NO DOLLAR TOO GOOD.
Chicago Chronicle.

Ii there is any kind of dollar to which labor
is entitled in payment of wages it is the dollar
increasing in value.' If there could be any
added curse for labor 1t would be dollar de-
creasing in value paid as wages.
me Ia porer paid in currency as good as gold
gets the Deneht OF the increase. Paid in silver
he would suffer the constant increasing loss of
its depreciation while in his pocket
NO dollar is too good for an American work
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GROVER AND CLOVER.
Chicago Inter ocean.

NHicHgO Intef OCtHn.
Tne Democratic promises in the campaign of
1892 were even larger than they are in 1896.
Farmers and workingmen generally were
going to have four millennialyears of s'Grover
ana Clover. They ought to know whether
Democratic party, and tariff reform
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Cbeap Excursion to St. Paul.

The shasta route and the Northern Pacific Rail-
road has been selected as the official route to al
tend the National Encampment OF the q. A. 3. az
ST. Paul 10 be held there September 2 to .. Ths
excursion will leave San Francisco and Sacrs-
mento August 26 at p. Rates $61 30 for ths
round trip The above rate is open to all VINO wish
TO make the trip East. Send your name ana aa-
dress to T. K. Stateler general agent 63o MarKes
treet, San Francisco for sleepng-car reservations
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CALIFoRNIANS IN NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. n. Y, Aug. Sat the West
mlnster-L. w. Sewell; Everett-G. Allejanch; !;
Grand Union-Mrs. L. F.. Prior, K. H. Hirsch-
man; Murray Hill. W. Reid; st. Denis-Mrs.
w. and Miss Pierce; Broadway-Dr. C. G.
Stroney and wife; NetherIands-M. JENNINGS
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SEPTEMBER Delineator, the finest mum Der
ever issued of this great fashion magazihe'
N;nes beentifu1 colored plates subscription
price 81, single copies 15 cents. The But,
terick Publishing Company Qimlted)' Ia
Post street San Francisco.
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An authorized expression of the views of
Bismarck represents him as predicting that
England must fight France and Russia, and as
doubling the ability OF the island kingdom
successfully to defend herself against these
two powerful enemies.
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Are You Going East:

The Atlantic and Pacific Railroad-Sants "a
route--is the coolest and most comfortable sum-
mer line, owing to its elevation and absence oi
alkali dust Particularly adapted :or the trans
portation of families because of its palace draw
ing-room and modern upholstered tourist sleeping
cars, which run daily through from Oakland to
Chicago leaving at seasonable hour aud in
charge Of attentive conductors and porters. Tick
ct office. 644 Market street, Chronicle building.
Telephone, Main 1881.
SECURE a sound mind, which seldom goes with
out sound digestion, by using DIR. Segert's
Angostura Bitters.
AYERS Cherry Pectoral gives prompt relief
That's why it excels all other preparations for
colds and coughs
IF afflicted with sore eyes use DR.. Isaac Thomp-
sons Eye Water. druggists sell 1t at 20 cents.
Safety in Straight Course.
Lodi Sentinel
One platform, and one only, threatens no
business disaster.
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Read the Eastern weather reports and
rejoice that you live in California.
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Lii Hung Chang was so much pleased with
his visit to Scheveningen that he wrote IN the
visitors book verses in Chinese extoll1ng 1t as
a terrestrial paradise.
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SPECIAL information daily to manutacturers'
business houses and public men by the Press
Chipping bureau (Allen's), $40 Montgomery.
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There may be some uncertainty in trade
this year, but there is none in politics.
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committee of arrangements for the Pan-Ang-
hean Synod. which will meet next May IN
Lambeth Palace.
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is gathered. The sleeve is novel and easily
made, having box-pleat at the top.
white dimity. % with q tinv edge Of Val. lace ee
makes the daintiest kind of an apron. White
China silk is pretty and service able Cam
brio, chambray, gingham, etc., is used for gen.
eral Wear
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Life is short, but fortunately Presiden-
tial campaigns are shorter, and we will all
survive this thing.
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orator TO make not only circuit but a
circus in the East.
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The people unite for property while
politicians try to fuse for the spoils.
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Democracy and Populism don't even
pretend they will ever be welded.
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The people may talk OF this man or o
that, but their eyes are on Mckinley.
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You can never cure the inveterate Demo.
crat, and accordingly some of them are
still talking of reviving the income tax.
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Bryan goes to New York like rocket
coruscating on the way, but We all know
what happens to rockets.
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Cleveland not only says nothing. but
sends telegrams to the press announcing
that he has said nothing.
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Even the earicaturists have had to draw
the line at Mckinley: there is no way OF
distorting his record.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-09

Democrats and Populsts may run a cam
paign together, but how could they run a
government together2
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There is no occasion for "a panicky feel
ing in business. BrYanism is only wind
and will soon blow over.
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The people would like fewer lessons in
money and more money to practice with
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While you rest, the campaign for pros
perity goes on and better times draw
nearer.
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We shall see in this canvass whether
rhetoric can talk business TO standstill.
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'He must be passionately fond OF readlng'
aNo; he's only bibliomaniac PUCK.
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Where there is harmony of sentiment
union comes OF itself.
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The gold Democrats are in doubt what
to name their party, but the voice of the
people will not hesitate to call it Dennis.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-09

Democrats insist the tariff issue is not
loaded in this campaign, but whenever
they see it pointed at them they scatter
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-09

DIR. C. o. DEAN, dentist, formerly OF 10
Kearny street. has reopened at 515 kearny.
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TOWNSHIPS California glace fruits, SOC h.
in Japanese baskets 627 Market ST.
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1t is well enough to sympathize with the
Eastern people over the excessive heat OF
their weather, but we needn't sweat
about il.
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WILLIAM MCKINLEY, Of Ohio

Fusion and confusion are twins.
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To the heart of the patriotic and to the
mind of the intelligent the record of Nc
Kinley is more eloquent than the tongue
of Bryan.
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TIE CALL SPEAKS FOR ALL.
--------.----.
PATRIOTISM, PROTECTION
and PROSPERITY.
FOR PRESIDENT
WILLIAM MCKINLEY, Of Ohio
FOR VICF-PRESIDENT-
GARRETT 4. HOBART, Of New Jersey
ELECTION NOVEMBER 3. S9s.
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E. H. BLACK, painter. 40 Eddy street.
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IF afflicted with sore eyes use DIR. Isaac Thomp-
sons Eye Water druggists sell 1t at 20 cents.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-09

Woman Asuffrage would undoubtedly
strengthen the cause of home industry,
and all who favor the one should support
the other.
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PARAGRAPHS ABOUT PEOPLE.

Mrs. Sidney Lamar, the widow of the late
poet, is giving readings from her late hus
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rHR SIMMER MONTHS.

Are YOU going to the country on q VACATION II
so it is no trouble for us 10 forward THE CALL 10
your address. Do not let it miss you for you VIII
miss it. Orders given TO the carrier or ieft az
Business ONCE will receive prompt attention'
no EXTRA CHARGE.
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If Chairman Jones wobbles little he is
not to be blamed, for it is very hard to
carry water on both shoulders while walk
ing slack wire.
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PATRIOTISM, PROTECTION
and PROSPERITY.
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Bryan says 'the people are teaching the
newspapers" and, if SO, the papers have
learned their lesson well, for very few Of
thsW are supporting Ms REysn.
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The Bryan notification meeting in New
York ought to be held in Tammany Hall,
as that is the only institution in the city
that is giving him any support
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LITTLE GIRLS APRON.

garment which combines beauty and
utility is shown here. 1t Is made with short
or Gretchen waist, to which the skirt portion
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-09

BUSINESS OFFICE:
sIO Market Street,
San Francisco, California.
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The only abiding sentiment in politics is
patriotic desire for the National welfare,
and it is that sentiment which inspires the
people to support Mckinley.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-09

Mrs. May French Sheldon, the explorer, has
lately been telling Iowa assemblies about her
travels and experiences in Africa.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-09

1t is said that Sewalls stable is finer
than Watson's house, but what pleases
Democracy most is that Sewall's barrel is
bigger than Watson's brain.
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Every mask behind which the trader
has tried to conceal himself in this cam
paign is SO thin that even dim-eyed people
can see through it.
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The CALL SPEAKS FOR ALL.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-04-10

Washington, April :. EepreseiitS1-
tive Irosrenor Of Ohio to-day report
ed from the COMMITTEES on ways ana
means bill to lax and brand titled
cheese" le bill was drawn hy u
subcommittee for those introduced by
Representatives Cock II Wisconsin
aud Wjiber Of New York The bill pro
vtieS for Il tax of SlOO upon inaru-
tacturers, $50 upon wholesal, NET
chants AMI ste upon retailers. II pre-
scIlp"s that the cheese must br packed
IN wooden boxes and sold from the
original packages and when 80 sold
shall be enclosed in u wrapper bearing
the brand Each cheese must also be
braMlrd rnnanlnnouslA upDn each ,lt.N
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-04-10
E.T'si.ERs DRIVEN OFF
Indian Police PROTECTING. Red Lake
RescryntiDn


Re-! Lake Falls Mimi April S-The
sooner> who have suuatted on town
ship 80 are being driven out hy the
Indian police. anal. Will. no bloodshed
has occurred there is some ugly talk
f.his township ia III dispute and the
land Office officials have instructions
not To take filings ,n land in it, The
other townships withdrawn from set
tlamant are li9-39 l51-27 1925 and
" y Both l5I and l5S are located
n the northeastern part Of the reSer-
vatiGn and are tamarac lands. NOT
II fo: settlement anyway. The best
feature Of the Red Lake opening, ST
far, IS the impetus given to the sale OF
loose farming lands IN this vicinity.
To-day the sales by local real estate
men aggregate over ten quarter-sec-
tons ~ from 81 - SlD. lying in con
tigupuS townships. The streets present
All interesting sight lined on each side
with 4 motley throng Of strangers.
and the prairie schooner looming tlp
in tine center. Each day the crowd
grows greater II Is remarkable, con
sinring that the opening is still over
4 month off The settlers driven from
township l5D are coming back To the
city
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-04-10
Isro..e .sis B.srele

Rrainarl. Nina April \ Martin
Johnson was tits morning arrested
toi passing il forged check Tor s52 lit
PafrOn> lnl SWaaSuis saloon When
arrested johnson had fuo other cheeks
on lis person Of i similar amount, all
uurpor'fa- II haze Deen issued ay Mel
Son ( Tenny It is learned that fiie
prisoner is out ~ parole from tiln st
loud reformatory, and officers Of tlsat
institution have been notified
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-04-10
q. "A. Il. EncA m,pIn ent

i Grand Army encampment committee
/. work on a plan OF bringing the re-
seS Of each county OF the state before
r0wds who will attend the national en-
,ment next September in st Paul
object lis to give each county oppor-
y to build an arch, or some other form
nOlay. along Third street, and on other
~ where the crowds Of visitors from
IA will Congregate. This matter has
. br0NIht to the attention OF one or
c0umtlcs, and others will be asked to
cfpate In the movement 1t will afford
Jest possible advertisement for the re-
se6 and capabilities OF each county, and
Id be the means of starting an imlni-
On movement that would certainly
beneficial Mr. w J Footner of ST
has been chosen by the Grand Army
nlttee to promote county displays and
10lCialS of any county desiring To par
ate should apply ID him for infortna
or to j. s. pinney, general secretary
q G.. a. X. committees Ii Il large num-
Of counties Will take hold and make
table displays in the streets Of 81 Paul
lg the encampment. the good effects
be speedy and substantial. while the
Of the displays would be compare.
y small for each county This is il
ire OF national eneampmcntS that will
fhOlly new and Minnesota should not
to take hold OF IL quickly and yisor-