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Evening star., 1896-07-30

''0s uSsURyEsHEp. Rspnsy1Saaia ave-
ri T.; :': sS: Ssss !s
l7Is st. isr. with Sc 18th st. 1or.
1928 ave, ier "a i4s2 is's st. 81 ior
i2i3 Conn ave: 15r. - 1892 n st, Tor. 10
l7le Rhode Island av. 1925 jefferson pi. 1or .Gs
17ls st: i4i with i.se iss SFsson 81 ave. is.
1893 1asS Ct. llr 125 l1S3 Corcoran 81. 10r. GO
sso 18th st nw 1ar: :eo 1920 10th st. 80
ave- 81 s9fs 10Th s. st. f4i
1892 10th st. 1Or. -. .10o 2021 n St 40
!60S 22d st. lar. Loo 1917 st, 1Or. r.......35
1922 Conn ave. i2r ssS st. Or. .so.so
1879 10Th st. l3r.. .loo 24ls Pa ave. Sr: 80
ave bet 18th st ~ K St bet l7thsl s,h, &C. .e7
T av an bei 17tnaisih S"s st S.e Sst 18th @
Mass ave bet i7th& ~. Conn ave bet iio''''
sts cosssrin $50 s.s It bet 10th sss aoSs'
and Conn ave ss + ave bet I7.n ito'"'' st
X st bet 18th and Conn $50
10th SITS. .3GO jefferson pl bet Conn
18TH ~ /. It It. bet k&i.: 800 ave 10Th st. lsa q
with stable. =. .a91 81 10th bet o & p SITS. l25
r ave & 18th st G67 18th st bet Ii I
wit With ~ stable tab .o'" 81. 80 St bet i7th 18th isS
r ! ave bet 18th & Corcoran st bet 18th
n st near Conn ave. 80 10th bet I and U SITS 100
Conn ave bet NJ & 18th st bet 8 4 T.. 100
n SITS. ........... 80 18th st bet Q & r.. 100
Conn ave bet II and COrcOran st bet 18th
1 sts. go & (summcr) .55
Dupont Circle bet n r st bet 21st & I'D
II ave and T. ST. :. 200 (sunmer ....... so
II st bet 10th & 21st o st bet Goth & 21st,
SITS .............. 200 with stable (sumr). 40
18th st bet Q r.. 100 Fla bet Mass
ave bet nth st and II st tsummer) 80
& Conn ave. 100 Jefferson pl bet Conn
18th st bet X H...l75 ave&l3th st tsum-
at bet 18th X 18th mer) ...............3 80
FURNISHED FLATS.
4 rooms and bath + st. bet. llth and 18th. .$I5
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
Blair road. IL rooms AZ acres. fruit trees. &c $50
STORES.
ii12 Conn., ave-; rtEr IarEs store m@,vs ;....$loo
rms. I'd floor 1910 St. southern exposure.
STABLES.
Brick stable bet. l. and N. 10th and 21st SITS. $50
Brick stable bet 18th. 10TH X and l. .l5
Brick stable bet. l., NJ. 10th and 2Ist sts.,
stalls and loom for OF carriages, groom
RUIIErfSs AND rEiiMiTs CAN BE OBTAINED y
AT OUR OFFICE. With s&tu
FOR RENT-FURNISHED- MASS AVE
n.y., corner OF 18th St, the old van Wyck man.
sion. recently occupied by Chief Justice ~ w
Fuller. This most desirable residence contains
10 rooms, three bath rooms, numerous
For permission TO inspect call office OF
NJ. NJ. PARKER,
1y2o-8t 141S NV.
FOR RENT-1325 18TH 72l 9th ne, CRIB. 1880
.I NV, l2r&ba so SO SO s9a @ y II ave 6r.. Is 80
2209 L NV, 7rsLb. .26 co 2229 Pomeroy Ct Ar. $50
3Oa4 Camb'gc, ,9r&h 25 so .2l6K I'd st Sc sr. .TSO
1y2: II II. l.. RUST. COS 14th st. NV
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FOR RENT-HOUsES.
UNFURNISHED.

FOR RENT-BY
Hill. JOHNSTON
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE
1903 Pennsylvania ave.
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FOR RENT
171O \ II av.25r $3.50. 81
1717 X st NV, l7r. 2Os. S3
2025 Col road. LOT. 200
173 Il I av, l1r. .166. 67
1O1l Conn nv, lar. $50
1905 n II ave. l4r. .1O
1893 Vt av NV. lar. $50
814 18th st NV.
62l 18th st NV. 12r. .13
1901 10th st NV, 1lr.l2
1890 n Y ay NV, 12r.125
GIT 18th st NV. Tor. 100
1343 Fla av.p't I'd f.1OO
Takoma Park, Carroll
ave. 13r. 100
1923 Mass av. l3r. 100
1896 \ st NV. 12r. 100
1884 5 st NV. l3r. 100
1883 Huntington pl, l5r10O
1918 Il / av NV. 12r. 100
1910 14th st NV (store
and dwellingl. Or. so
K st bet 9th&lOth. .12r..O
113 10th st NV. 22r. IS
1928 I st NV. l2r. .s3.:3
1925 / st NV. 12r. .s3.33
1Gl4 21st st nw,12r. 81. 81
1902 NJ ST NV. Sr. SO. %
172o DeSales st. .11r. 49,: .:s3
1S+8 Wyoming av, 15r. 10
1916 21st st. lar. rs
1223-1225 D st, Tor. rs
1921 21st st NV. Or. 10
712 18th st NV. 12r. GO
10l5 II st NV. 18r. .S
61S f st NV, 1Jr. -. .G
3025 n st NV. 12r. IS
1927 n st nv, 12r. .6
JO2 f at NV. I1r. .0
1888 JEFF pl. 12r.
20l7 Q st NV, 12r. GO
17i9 18th st nv. Or. 60
2O14 Hillycr pl, 1lr. GO
SOo 11th st NV, 13r. 60
800 11th st NV, 13r. 60
1S41 q st NV. l5r. IS
1443 n st, lar. IS
223 Q st NV. 13r. .G
405 11th st NV. 2r. .65
S17 18th st NV. 12r. .6
1853 Roanokc st. Tor. .65
% B st ne, 1lr. go
1915 10th st NV, 1Or. 90
1884 2Sth st NV. 12r. 80
PAL Il st ne, 7r. 80
1915 18th st NV, 12r. GO
1918 ia nv. u fl, 6r. 90
1921 10th st NV. 30
2O23 Hillyer pl, Tor. 40
1443 . st NV. Or. 90
33 I st NV, lar. .55
1918 II I ave, 10r. IS
2f9 Hillyer pl.
1918 o st NV. 10. 80
1870 NJ st NV. 1Or. SIS
202l Hillyer pl. Tor. .55
1411 10Th st NV. Sr. 30
1888 18th NV, 1Or. :. so
1919 o st NV, 1Or. so
1343 Fla av,p't LIST fi.J0
227 n C st. 11r. 80
Near Stott's station,
ID C, 11r. so
1915 COrcOrnn st. 1lr.5 80
For full list Of furnishe
TIL,
jy25-tf
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING

STEAM CARPET CLEANING
Works-Csrpets cleared in best manner. Mat
tresoes made to order. Address once, ITO Pa.
ave. 'Thooe 604. Works, 1O66-67 18th st. Moth
proonng free. n NEWNYR Mgr. ap16-tf
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For RENN26ls 1sIH 81. NV. GoLUMBA
Il rooms; new; papered: mantels, frepiaces,,
steam beat. awnings. screensi so. Open all
day. OWNER, 1901 Clifton or IS ct. NV.
apo-tf
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BARNES & CO..
1t. NV.
72S 4th ne, Or, mi 20. 80
52S Tenn ave ne, Or
and stable. mi. :. .17.0
232 Fla ave NV,
large room. $1,000
OFFICE ROOMS.
Baltic bldg.
Capital Bank bldg.
Typographical Temple.
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PERSONAL.

A VOLUME OF TRUTH IN EACH LINE STATING
that do exchange Uncle Sans hard dollars
for any amount Of gents discarded garments.
Send for US. JUSTHS OLD STAND, 6l9 d
ty3O
tive agency-CoIfienttal communications promptly
attended to: odice open all hours; best refs. Es-
tablished 1880. Snpt., $40 st. NV. jy15-1m'
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MEDICAL

MANLY vIGOR AND NERVE POWER RESTORED
by using a bottle O. two OF DIR. Brothers In
yigorating cordial There is no remedy equal TO
this Used 30 yeaU IN this city. 9O5 sw. jylo lm'
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DENTISTRY.

DR. JOHN HAUGHTON LONDON. DENTIST. Is
confidently recommended my successor 10 dcn-
tai practice in Washington at l1O1 St NV.
DIR. W. MERRILL. now Of Gorham' Maine
FREE DENTAL INFIRMARY.
Cos Mass ave, homeopathic Dbpensary bldg.
Omen daily from 10 TO 12 a.m and 10 5 pm.
No charge except for material used. Extraction
free Ais, Free Dispensary. 2 to 8 daily. scc6h
Evening star., 1896-07-30

FOR RENT 12l9-2S Both st, 6r. 80
1747 18th, Tor mi $10OO 11I4-16 E, Or, mi. 05O
1877 17th, Tor. mi. 1900 26O4 |. Or, NIL 20 so
1413 L, Or sto&cel 16o6 16f4 26th 6r, mi 20 so
454 D. store & 6r $500 1925 35th 6r, mi 20 80
3043 p, 16r MI .65 90 IT'S 23d, Or, eel, mi Is so
Dol E. 12r, mi. 90 1O21 18th, 5r, W.. 30
1925 ~ 12r mi. $3.50 1905 Pa av, fiat, ,4r&b1S 90
1892 T. 11r eel mi 80. 50 o0fS E, 6r, mi 10 80
1919 3lst, 12r, mi. sc. 80 - 5r. water. so
2034 !, Sr, fur. mi. 30 81 1VS ave. 7r. .15. 90
202O y, 10r, mi. As 90 AZ I'D. 0r wa. IA 80
1135 18th. Tor. mi 40 80 s29 n av, br, W. 30
91O12 &3d, 10r, mi. 40 % 2402 Va av, 6r&
25OS G. 1Or, Gel, ,sta40U0 eel, water. 80
AS 10th, 81, ,w&g. .40o 90 1720 =. Or, .l3 so
3087 N, stoScel. so l!l9-21 %, 6r, .13 30
2817 @, 7r, cel mi 80 90 24l6 n. 6r, 90
2123 F, 1Or mi. 1880 2122 4. rr, 4r Il. so
11O7 av. 7rmi. 90 1902 Both. 6r, Wi so
1907 Pm dat, ,5r. .S0bO 29O6 NJ store. 80
1884 9Th, Sr, mi. .30.BO 73F 23d. 30
1920 Pa ave, lOrSkb, ~ iii Sc, Sr sta, W .12 80
w&g ........... 80. so 1920 18th, Ar, W.. ..12 30
2iol l. 71&ccl, mi go 90 10 u sw: Or. wa. II 80
2l48 I. 9r, mi. .2S50 sl3 18th. Or. 10
212628 H, Or, mi .255 so 23lb Va av, 4r, W. 10 so
1903 2Sth Or, NIL rs 5Ol 60111 81 ne, 4r,w. 10 60
722 18th, store, 50 100 18th ne 81, wa. 10 80
1881 Both, Sr, mi. 80 Az La ave, Office
2z16 H, 7r, mi. $3.50 -ooms. .....SS 10 & 15
1915 Kingman, Or mi. 80 1888 23d. Or 10 90
$40 oath, Sr, Gel, mi 25 80 52 26th 7r. 10 90
261618 L6r eel, mi 22JO 500 Sherman av5e. 10 90
3237 P, 9r&b Wig so 1872 Valley, 5r. 10 90
See tomorrow's Star for our other list.
WESCOTT & WILCOX, 1907 Pa. ave.
fy2S-s tu&th
Evening star., 1896-07-30

FOR RENT-2151 FLA. AVE. NEAR MASS AVE;
very desirable location; rooms and bath; near
Metropolitan electric cars; reduced to $37 so.
GEO. d. EdMONS & CO.. 1915 st. n.w.jy2O- Inns
FOR RENT-VERY CONVENIENT NEW HOUSE;
ami; one square from Capitol and cans;
rooms and bath; froa4 nHd back yard. Inquire
1O1 ID st. ne. jy0-tf
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BOARDING.

THE LIVINGSTON 10O9-11 18TH ST. NV
Nicely furnished rooms on first and second f.,ors
with frstciass table board low rates; Iocarion
uncxceied Tor beauty. jy:so,3i.
BoARDfStS WANTED. 3l9 e NV. LARGE
rooms. Old Kentucky cooking. jy2a-3t.
THE AUBURN, 22D ST. AND PA AVE. NV on
line OF cable cars; large. cool rooms with hoard.
for transient or permanent boarders: terms reas-
ohaoie. E2-tf
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UNFINISHED.

FOR RENT-JoHN L. WEAVER,
1920 10TH g. g is rsephens se
1901 1907 14th 11r. .G6O0,a7si l4tR NV sr.. 500
12O79.11 NV. Tor 5000 523 21st NV, Or. 90. so
!8sii 59 18th NV Tor 45 90 H42 Q NV 6r ~. SO
423 4th NV, 12r. IS % 11-15&17 Ew. 2O.5O
1911 NV, Tor. 90 1926 NV, Or. 20. 30
16O2 Vt ave- Sr. 90 1928 11th store. 20. 90
l5S-3O NV. Sr. .35 50 400 Elm, LDPk. Tr. IL. ~
81 Del NV lie. 7r IS 80 a4oO1a NV, store. 80
!2S2 3ist st. Or 20 BroOkl'd, brentwood
16O4 " ave. Ir 80 O0I road new, Or. .15. 90
1sSs 1ses R,n,sN n, 3s5 s g Fort st. nkd
eO7 F NV, 3r..... %. 90 .l220 st 90
jy30tf
FOR RENT-CENTRALLY LOCATED. CONVEN-
lent to cars-12 rooms bath laundry: 11Oi I. st. !;
only $40 80. Also 1874 VT ave- 6r.; only $3.50.
YSO-3t CHAS +. DUBOIS & CO.. 6S1 F st.
FOR RENT-ss NJ NV: 10 ROOMS; LARGE Gel
lar ana store room; nearly new; all modern imps {:
1urhace heat w +. NASH, 122 NJ NV. jy3O-3t
FOR RENr-oNIY ss5 PER MONTH -EIEGA
tiree.story bay-winlow brick; 1l24 sth st. NV; ;
';r,, Key ll22 sth st. Apply TO NJ. COLD
SMITH. ell Pa. ave. jy3O-2t
FOR RENT
1907 g. 1Or&b. $50 sc 2316 H. Sr&A,a. :. .25 so
1905 @. 1Or&b. so SO 7O9 2Oth. 7r&ba. :. % 40
123 2Otl. 1OrGba. 1000 2sl9 NJ nw I1r&ba % so
lS2S Greg av,9r&b. .35 As GIG Sc. 6rIba. 1870
ys ia ,ai, av; s.Sh 30 80 2s22 G. Ir wa IS 90
loJt loth 1rSba. n. SOL 5O7 22d, 3r .14.50
521 Spruce st6r&b 25 so I18O 10th. 5r sto. 13 0O
Good houses northwest, for cOlored tenants, S.
S., 80. 80 and $1O.5O.
Good houses southeast, for white tenants. 81.
GEO. W. LINKINS.
E3O 800 10th st. NV.
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FOR RE,NT-THOSE VERY DESIRABLE NEW g.
rcomed houses 12s, 1870. 1872, 1856 and / ~ Heck
m nan ST.. bet. and & F, LIST & and "a Sc; all MI {;
jectionable surroundings; $16.5O per mo-; find
keys at 13S B. p. M1MMACK, 141O q st.,
Ames building. jy2J-6ts
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FOR REST-1325 18TH 121 9Th ne, 8r&b.. .16 so
NV. l2r&ba: .s3s. so soa II ave. Or. is so
53 av, 9r&b. 1000 1922 goth. dr. .13 80
lll3 18th NV. Crab. 10 1882 3D. Sc. 6r.... 1880
;ss 22es NV 5&e CO GO 2ss ss Pemeroy et4r 60
3Oa4 Camb &c. .9r6th $50 !218k I'd st Sc sr .7.50
tyS II H L. RlST COS 18th Il u "
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FEMALE,

WANTED BY \ RELIABLE COI.ORED WOMAN,
place cop,S do general houseNork In small
family Gall Tor days at 2J2l lOtn ST. NV les
WANTED-BY \ SETTLED WHITE WOMAN, A
place irSt-rlaSs cook in boarding house or
cafe; is good meat and pastry cock; best refs.
Apply 1877 9Th 81. NV jy2g2t"
WANTED -pIACE BY FIRST CLASS DRESS
maker 20 take sewing home; terms
reasonable: perfect nit, no objection to country.
Call at l2.}J Y. II. NV jy29-2t"
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COUNTRY BOARD.

RIVERSIDE FARM-BOARDERS WANTED To OC-
cupy double room. ID hcor and communicating
one; terms $lo; high elevation: boating: fishing
driving and music. Miss SAII.IE stone Rem
fDgton. Va. ty3U-3ts
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOsT-GN JULY 27TH. ON 7TH ST. BET MT
Vernon and sts- NV, gold bracelet. without
lock- 1880 to IL PM, when getting on 7th ST.
Liberal reward II returned to 1922 7th ST.
NV. jy3O3ts
LOST-ON THE 2STH, PROBABLY ON CARS
from 18th and the ave- to Chevy Chase via 7th
ST., a ladys breastpin Of cut and oxitzed silver
in shape OF 4 bar with pendant pig Suitable
ward IL left with
It, OWNER, 612 18th st NV
LoST-CANARY BIRD, ESCAPED FROM 1723
35th st. NV, Tuesday afternoon, July 49,
had some black feathers and q bare spot Just
above the bill. Suitable reward II returned to
the above address. jy29-2ts
LOST-SUNDAY, NEAR CABIN JOHN BRIDGE
lsdies' gold watch; initials 20. D." engraved on
case. Reward II returned to COS st. NV. jy2s-3'
TAKEN-ON july 8, FROM STAR BUILDINGS,
11th st. and Pa. ave-. Aztec bicycle. A suita-
BILE reward will be paid II returned to Star Of
hce. jy11
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR ENCIiANGE-HAyE YOU EITHER IMPROV-
ED OR CNIMPRoVED PROPERTY To TRADE?
IL so. call in to me. | make a speciality If
exchanging CHAS. E BANES. 200 14th ST. NV.
ty2g-3t
FOR EXCHANGE 81 200 EQUITY IN TIIREH
SMALL Hot SES. Only 81 600 trust all; will
t=ade for rrsidence in good neghbOrhood and as
sumo about $4,000 trust. Apply TO CHAS. Z.
BANES, 100 1i.h W. jy29-3t
FOR EXCHANGE 5OO EQUITY IN GOOD
BUILDING LOT. eth and Z: Sc: will trade
for stock OF groceries or other merchandise. APP
ply to CHAS E BANES, 200 18th ST. NV.
Sy2e-3t
FUR EXCHANGE-wE HAVE NOTE OF 81 COO
secured by deed trust; due In year; equity In
house. 81 zoo. worth $500, and 81 900 cash to
exchange for house Z. BOYER & son,
2i< ith st. ty29-3t
COTTAGES AND BUILDING LOTS on BALTIC. AND
Wash. electric r. Il. to exchange for city prop
sry; cars soon to be running F. r. GORDON,
el5 ST. jy2S-3ts
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-28
GIGANTIC TIDE STANDS READY.

The people Of this country are for
Major Mckinley. 1t was not year
ago when the fight for the Republican
nomination for president began. The
great leaders of ten or twelve states set
out on the mission of beating Mckinley
our of the nomination They told the
people that Mckinley was beaten, the
day the convention at St Louis met
But to their surprise, to the surprise OF
every wise-acre in the country, the
great common people arose and nomin-
ated Mckinley in spite of the pOliti-
clans. 1t was a common remark then
that "rhe people had stampeded over
the politicians"
Meanwhile Mckinley has been pull
ing along in the race with no show Of
mysteries and with no bitterness or few
cred hate.
The Kansas Populists now say that
Mckinley has lost his hold on the peo-
Die. The Kansas POpulists alone say
this. The Populists from Maine no the
Kansas and Nebraska line do not say it
for they know that the same gigantic
tide which nominated Mckinley stands
ready to elect him next Tuesday, and
will do 1t.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-28
MAGAZINE BINDING.

the people % - sure and send a PopGilSt
delegate to congress from OkL<aorza?
The Il Reno Globe Is following Fiyan up
tryfnE 70 get tse hotel rosa over TIE terri
tory with whom FIynn d0esn't stop mad
az Flyun sor do.rg i. Heavy poih.cs that
Recently a; re E1i5s FIyzz sz1 Gala
hzz we're % SPEAK f'iyna a. tie soEtA AL
Czllahza a. TIE ao.tA- I'D Ca!lslzz
missed - h.s train. He efa't want %
get =vez that near % Fiy=n azzi1-
ThssEnla Wave. With = E1ak;ng fhs
farsss; nKhi fo- Cslszhar selzg zsses 81
TIE tsr-1scry. says: -caEzzsa's zsz=aEsrs
are a vs-T Ets5ss Ee1~ 40 is1't Gala
ban Et;le ine-aea that zsT A,nasssfT
Teller = IA Ezzszs City sAsE week Way
so-sss't CALLAHAN Eet Am % maze = few
rsrnz-ks tsi8ag re people % Feas Gala
h&-z % congress- B~o<zs> Tsi7sr ~ouis
ros co - Teller. to0 - = fFssz1 g
FsyEns
To EnH wave hss csr-1es fs-ys-'s fzes
o. SIS Erxs pz<e E.Ecs 10 c@y - 49,
neuisais1 10 sfzsr gsp-r g. TIE Tested
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Fzsgsb.seza- ne ssTs 500 Fsyza tsak. .
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-28
BUT ANOTHER DIRTY TRICK.

Let any honest Pop or any decent
Democrat look at the names OF tne
electors on their respective tickets, as
published on the official ballot, in yes
terlay's Eagle, and say what he thinks
Let him say himself why the names OF
the electors on the Populist ticket and
on the Democratic ticket, being the
same. should have been so mixed up.
And why these two tickets, just exact
ly alike as to every name, should have
different heads Why two tickets just
exactly alike except this mixing up OF
the names of the electors or so arrang-
ing them as to make them appear as
two different tickets, whereas they are
two tickets. but not differenti There
is only one answer: 1t is a trick to de-
ceive honest men, contemplate sub
terfuge of the fixers who consummated
fusion. The Democratic and Populist
electors are the same, and they are Tor
Sewall and not Watson, and they were
placed in this inverse manner by the
amalgamated bosses so that not one
man in dozen, if in hurry, would no.
rice the deception. 1t was done to lead
the PopuEst to think he is voting for
Populist electors when in fact he is
voting for exactly the same electors on
the Democratic ticket Yet the men
who did this thing go about over the
state crying stop thief"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-28
SIXTEEN TO ONE.

The ratio Of 16 10 / between silver
and gold has no foundation in fact
That ratio is not a fundamental law,
based on intrinsic worth or the Ike,
but was a regulation Of law when the
supply OF one WAS about or exactly 10
TO /. Government does NOT redeem sill
yer certificates in gold, but in silver
coined originally on basis Of S1.2a an
ounce. Silver certificates are receipts
or promises TO pay In silver. The value
or It's ratio 10 gold has varied widely
in four hundred years. AT one time
silver was as high as about 10 TO Ia
reference 10 table on silver sand gold
shows that from 1901 10 1870 the av-
eraCe ratio between gold and silver
was Ia 1918. from 1871 To 1910 st was
l 70 II 25:from 160i TO 16eO IL was /
TO Il from 1921 70 1910 X was l 10 IA
from 1861 To 1880 il was l 70 Is. BY
I11D * had risen TO 14.S1. ard II remain
ed above Is until 1870. when il fell 10
1900. By 1893 il fell to 1905 Then il
rose the next year 10 1888. IL remain
ed between Is and 10 until the bonanza
mines OF Nevada began 10 pour out
sAeir astonishing supply upon the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-28
LONG IN THE LEAD.

A careful inquiry made for the result
Of The polls completed in all the large
or most populOus eastern counties OF
the Seventh district, including McPher-
son. Rice, Harvey. Reno and Sumner,
finds no foundation for the claim that
Jerry Simpsons hackers have been
making. Longs majority in Reno coun
~ alone is estimated at 40. Simpson
NAV carry some OF the short grass
counties where the entire vote runs
from two to five hundred all told, Dut
we have been unable to determine
more than two or three of them with
anv degree of certainty. In one OF these
his majority is put down at fifteen and
in another at five. Such majorities cut
no Ice. The majorities that Long VIII
have in some OF the big counties viii
be more than the entire vote OF lhe
counties claimed for the man who talk
ed against option dealing to the peo-
nile but who voted the other way.
Longs majority in five Counties Will De
more than the entire vote or eight
short-grass counties, which counties
seem as certain for Long as for the
free trade Jeremiad who forced his fu-
sion ponina ton much TO the disgust
of a large number Of Populists. The
claim made here that the political dodg
er is sweeping the cow country is
faseless as the one made out there
that Jerry is going to carry the city of
Wichita and Sedgwick county. It's all
bosh. and his hackers know it is.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-28
IN PRAISE OF JUDGE COLE

Judge Ansel Clark has come out In
letter recommending the voters OF west
ern Kansas to elect Judge Elrick Cole
to the APPELLATE bench. The purport OF
the letter is emphasized by the sigma
ture. Judge Clark is gentleman
who does not mix in politics and whose
opinion in regard TO men Is taken as alb
solutely unbiased. Judge Cole, prior to
the occupancy Of his present place,
practiced for years before Judge Clark
and the latter knew perfectly Judge
Coles ability.
As he so truthfully says to the vot-
ers: 1--WE have now here just such
Judge as We deserve, and Just such an
one as we ought to desire. With Judge
Elrick G. Cole no man need fear to trust
the just merits of his cause. He Is a
very careful, painstaking. conscientious
and able Judge, and earnestly recon-
mend to all who believe in the charac-
ter of the gentleman who ought to oc-
cupy that position. to vote for Judge
Cole. say this with no reflection on
his opponent, with whom am not &C
duainted, and whom must presume to
be an honorable gentleman. But l feel
that this is justly due to Judge Cole,
and it Is more due to us IS a people
that we recognize his undOubted fit
ness for this position by giving him
our votes at the coming election"
Judge Clark's voluntary tribute TO
Judge Cole, like all political documents
which have the rare virtue OF being
sincere, means many votes for the Re-
publican candidate for appellate judge
in western Kansas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-28
The aieta Daily Eagle aMednesaay orniug Oetob IS 1885,

world. when it fell to the present ratio
of 80 to 1. The one thing that is clear
about these fluctuations Of silver Is the
fact that they were in absolute obedi-
ence to the law Of supply and demand
save. perhaps, as it was affected by the
sentiment of mankind, which led TO lts
being rated at more than its real value.
The law Of supply and demand mas
been the controlling factor in determin-
ing the price of silver in all ages ana
no mere legislative enactment OF any
country can set it aside to any consid-
erabale degree. We talk OF interna
tional bimetallism, and the Republican
party proposes to work to that END, put
a great many moneywiSe men hold that
with the present great output OF silver
if all the nataions of the world should
put into their laws that 16 ounces OF
silver should be worth 1 Of gld that
that would not make it so. nor could II
he maintained at that ratio as legal
tender for more than a few years, and
that in short it can only be maintain
ed at such ratio in limited way on
goyernment-nOt free-cOinage as Is
now done in the United States and by
France.