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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-02

The son of an Iowa Republican sold
"A Democrat ten silver dollars for a
i've dollar gold piece, having believed
mis- fathers statement that they were
''5O-cent" dollars. And his father
spanked him.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-02

A poor editor down in Kansas wants
the motto on the silver dollars, sin
God we Trust" changed to "GOd be
with you till we meet again."
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-02

s. ..liaal Mckin-
ly is the politi-
cd incarnation
OF thoso enor-
LIGus Land grants
an d subsidies
which made mil
li1nairos by the
hundreds; of the
war tariff i'll time
Of peace, which
transferred $12,-
Geo, 600, ,000 in
valUcs from the
west to the east
and from the
country TO the
great cities; of
he national
banking s. stem,
the dcnonetiza-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-02

Commercial AGvoriiJtr tion of silver
and the enorHsoIs increase in the power
Of gold; of Credit Motjicr ard force
bills, Of vastly increased government
expenditures and every extravagant
scheme for bui,Ging up great corpora
tions He represents it all and glories
in representing it ho tells you with re-
freshing candor that if he can have his
way you shall have great deal more of
that sort of thing. A vote for him is a
vote to indorse it all and open the way
to a much greater advance in the same
direction. A vote for him is vote for
gold monomotallism and lower prices
for farm produce.
William Jennings Bryan, OH the Other
hand, STANDS for Il restoration of the bi.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-02
Honest Money.

"But you concede, if l understand
you, that a part of the decline in farm
produce prices has been due to greatly
increased productions?
Unquestionably. No intelligent man
denies it. How much is due to that and
how much to monometallism we cannot
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-02
Bucklens Arnica SaIve

The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Sores, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
and all letter. Chapped hands, Chilblains,
Bruises, Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles or no pay required. 1t is guaranteed to
Live per fec satisfaction or money refunded.
Price rs cents box. For sale by Fred A
Legg
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-02

"Say, Pat, how are you going to
vote?" "Howam going TO vote l'm
going TO vote for w. j. Bryan, l6
to l." "And I'ul going TO vote for
Mckinley" "Nothlng 90 s (eatl
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

PRESTON VENABLE-The well knoa n
steeple chase Jockey and race horse trainer
has arrived in Salem and can be seen at the
Bureau, Io2 Court street IoI3t
FOR SALEc-5o cords OF grub oak wool will
be sold for $50 on the ground spot cash.
Wood is located ~ miles due east of The
asylum. Call on or address w M Learned,
Salem, Oregon. IoI3t
FOR SALE OR TRADE.-The best stock
and hay ranch in Oregon, consisting of 200
acres. The above tract is good for fruit, grain,
truck gardening or General farming. Will
sell cheap on easy terms o, trade for small
place. For particulars inquire of A. II Z.
Boolhby Mills City Orr oI7Im
FOX SALE OR TRADE-rwo improved
lots, all kinds of fruit, on street car line, at a
big bargain for cash; address IL, this office,
WINTER PASrURE.-Fo good winter pas
ture for horses inquire one block west of the
North Salem school. Robert Crayton. Q I'M
CARPET PAPER-Large lot OF heavy
brown wrapping paper for sale cheap. las
the thing for putting under carpets Call
Journal office.
New OPENING.-San Francisco second hand
store. New and second hand clothing, boots,
shoes, trunks, valses, jewelry, tools. and all
descriptions of second hand goods bought and
sold and exchanged, highest price paid for all
kinds of secondhand goods. Cfeaning and
repairing neatly done at reasonable prices
Orders by mail promptly attended. Please
give us call. Remember the place, 90
State St. J. Eller, Salem Oregon o-I8tf.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-02
The FARMER.
As He Was and
as He Is.
HOW HE IS ROBBED.
Stupendous Decline in
Farm Products.
A PERNICIOUs FINANCIAL POLICY.

Evils Of Contraction-The Concentration
Of wealth-Rise and Fall of GOld-The
Erect Of the Free Coinage of Silver.
what Gold MonometnlIism Stands For.
An Honest Payment OF Debts-The Help
offered by the Ballot.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-02
Sure 10 WIN.

The people recognize and appreciate real
merit. That is why Hoods Sarsaparilla has
the largest sales in the world Merit in
medicine means the power to cure. Hoods
Saisaparilla cures-absolutely, permanently
cures. Il is the One True Blood Purifier Its
seperior merit is an established fact, and
merit wins
Hoods Pills are easy to take, easy TO
operate. Cure Indigestion. headache.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-02

metallism of the constitu-
ton and against the things
above mentioned. AL
other classes ara striving
to get more for Svnat they
sell, and why not you, the
farmers? Railroad MAN.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-02
POPULAR CONTRIBUTIONS

For the Bryan Literature and Campaign
Fund.
The subscriptions are coming in
slowly, but as they are purely vOlun-
tary they show that there are still
men in this hotbed of Republicanism
and bread-and-butter otficialism who
dare contribute to the cause of the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-02

we knUl, W, -. -, &c.. Ia l;e -.
put sep 10 it. One nan just now
stands for all that hhs hart the farmer
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-02
SALEM WATER CO.

Office: willamette Hotel Bull4inO
For water service apply at Office. Bill
payable monthly in advance. Make n
complaints al the office.
There will he no deduction in water rate
on account of temporary absence from the
city unless notice is left at the Office
Hereafter water for irrigation will only be
furnished to regular consumers using water
for domestic purpose. Contractors for. side =
walks, brick work and plastering will please
read "under building purpos, page II pi
schedule of rates for 1898. Apply at
for copy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-02

~ I'D YOU EVER suffer from real ner-
vousness? When every nerve seemed
TO quiver with peculiar, creepy
feeling, first in one place, and then another
and all seemed finally to concentrate in a
writhing tumble in the brain, and you be-
come irritable, fretful and peevishi 10 be
followed by an impotent, weakened condi-
tion OF the nerve centers, ringing in the
ears. and sleepless. miserable nightsi
DR.. Miles ~ Mrs; s;,;a Eugene 9! seaTlss' H;,'
Nervine hart. Ind. SAYS "Nes-
vous troubles had made
RESTORES me nearly insane and
IJaoI+L physicians were unable
A1SdAlllssssss 20 help me. Mymemory
was almost gone and every little thing
worried me until was almost distracted.
really feared was becoming maniac. l
imagined all sorts of evil things and would
cry over nothing. l commenced taking DIR.
Niles Restorative Nervine and four bottles
OF this wonderful remedy completely cured
me. and am as we'll now As ever was"
DIR, Miles Nervine is sold ON guarantee.
6rst bottle viii benefit or money refunded
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-02
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-02

CARPET PAPER-Large lot OF heavy
brown wrapping paper for sale cheap. Ils
The thing for putting under carpets Call a
Journal office
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-02

ben 5eierli9teiten, baB lie idon Elm
hettosrapbirtes Mntport16reiben bers
1tellen lieben, in pel9em bic .9ebins
sunssn" anseseben iino, unter benen
e~pentuel cine 3ula6uns ermDgli4t
perbsn tann. sd erudbne ba3u nur,
bab cine officieae Gmpfeblung, lei es
burb cine 8otidaft, burd Elm Mtniz
1terirm, oper ourh bas WuspGrtise
Mmt in Berlin unbeoinat notbpenbig
lit, uno oisie ipnit i6pn 'ebr 5uriidz
baltenben 8eb0roen msrpsn biesmal
toppelt porii6tig Iein. ba lie bic poQe
@erantmprtlihteit seseniiber Der ruiz
1ilaen Resierung tragsn, Die ptebez
run, untsr ben G%mpfpblenen cine eez
noue Muspabl triHt. Ser &reis Der
Sournaliiten-es liesen .la!nentlth ptel
@nmelbunssn aus Grcrtretd, ferner
aus Stalien, Spanien. Gnglano, @riez
6enlano, 0dnemart, audi aus Der
Siirtei, 1osar aus psriien, Sapan etc.
ppr - pirb oemna9 tein hetrd4tliz
der fem, unb penn bic 9erren bel benz
freunbliden Gntsesentpmmen Der ruiz
filden 8sb0rben ben "%leaitimirten"
Shriftitelern seseniiber, bic neben
einem b%eionberen Wb5eihen auf Der
8ruit audi itets lire bon Der betr. 3D.
ltsei beslaubigte Acknowledgements
pbie bel iid tragen miihen, old aus
nGbiter Ndbe unpergangli&e Ginoriiz
de erleben perben, 10 oiirfte lie audi
oftmals nod Der bdmmernbe Morgen
am @6reibti19 leben unb an ibnen
pieber einmal bas vfeine Rube BEL
Sag unb Na6t" in @rfiQung geben!
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-02
WaiDtnotons ~Votmuieum.

@eit &ur5em lit bas &urtofitdtenz
muieum bes PoftoffcezD Departments
in @aibtngton, .. g., mieber in ieinen
alten &dumlt9teiten .aufgeiteQt uno
benz publttum 3ugdnglt@. Ser gez
iammte Snbalt befelben mar ndmli@
auf Der Mus1teIung in ,Mtlanta .getpez
fen unb lit, mte ber &urutor 6. S.
Glad nit 1tol5er @enustbuung betont,
pDqis fell unD unoerfebrt pieoer 5uz
riidgetommen, o6pobl ii& cine ni@t
unbebeutenbe Mn3abl iebr bebut1am gu
banbbabenber @egenitdnbe barunter
bel inbet.
Mertmirbisteiten ieber Dirt unb
6prm, bic irgenbmie nit benz Poftz
bienit in @erbtnbun9 .5teben, 1inb in
bie1em Muieum ausgeite1lt. Die leg
te Mcquifttion III Elm alter elmer, ber
i'm M}ai 1895 in Mtlanta aufgegeben
murbe, nit ber 8itte, benlelben burd
bic alte Melt gu 1@iden unb Biz CUR
@rDFnung Der Musitellung gu retourz
niren. Ser elmer fam i'm @eptemz
Der auriid, auerbings obne bic beabz
fi9tigte Hetie in ibrer ganaen Musbebz
11ung gema9t gu baben, benin auber
in perf9tebenen ameritant14en @tdbz
ten bate er ii9 nur in @nglano ber<
umeetrieben. 9afir purbe er, auf
ben peri9iebenen Sru@tetttetten, nit
elmer gan5en Muspabl mebr ooer MIN
Der geiitrei9en Sni4riften perieben,
tpel9e 1i4 bic poitbeamten leiiteten,
bur9 beren 9Gnbe CT cling.
8e1onbers intereKant 1T bic MobeQ=
Iammlung bes Mu1 eums. SSn bic
Mugen fdQt bic getreue Na@bilbung
zines %1ogenannten ~Ponp @rpreb"
&eiters, i'm trabittonellen blauen
@onbemb, ben CORDUROY : &nteboien
unb ben boben @tiefeln, auf benz tleiz
men Pferb, bas 10 finite 8etpegumg
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-02
W}ar f@retbt aus Mabrib: @s

- Man f@retbt aus Mabrib: @s
1T 3ur @enige betannt, bab Bel ben
leBten Mablen bic Msenten ber Negie=
rung ben btefer genebme1 Ranbibate11
bur4 &ntfe, bic 1elbft in @panten UNI
erbort itnb, gu ben n0tbtgen @timme11
gu perbelfen 9etpuBt. Inter bielen per=
tper 1t@en Mtttelr Der Mublma9e qiebt
es zines, bas erit iebt betannt fptrb
unb Der Na@pelt iiberliefert gu tper=
ben perbient. Sic @e1@i4te fpielt in
Mu@amiel, elmer Orti@aft Der pro<
ping Mltcante. vDes 2anbpirtbs liebz
ties Sbter", bas, ME es i'm @ebt@te
hetBt, "nur na@ bes Qeibes @unbung
trebt", mubte bort IN ben Wublz
tampf treten. @s trus ii@ nGmli9
5olgenbes gu: 3met Sage por ben
Wablen begab ft@ ber 8iirgermetfter
BON Mu&amiel, begleitet bonn Griez
oensrthter unb benz p~oli3etbiener AT
ben 8auern uno berlangte, na@ ibrer
@tdl1en 9efiibrt gu tper6en. so Elm
8ori tembteb bp%rgefunben tpur6e, tpur=
be es troy allen @trGtbens getpaltfam
aus ber 1uben @ube geriittelt unb ba=
pongeflbrt gum Stabtbau1e. Ser
bluHt fragile bann Der Bauer na@ Der
urfa&e bteies ieltiumen @orqebens
unb ber 8irgermeiiter CAB bic @nt=
mort: "Menn 9u fir ben @egierungs=
tanbteaten fttntmft, banr betommft
9u. na4 Der Wabl, Dein @&pein auz
rid; ptbrtgenfuus LAB ib bas Sitter
als BON Srt3tnoie bebaftet tDbten unb
b%erbrennen!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-02
Scr 3bcinwein i'm Yreumcr NatbS=
fetct.

Der 8remer @atbsfeler mirb gum
er1ten Male in elmer. l1rtunbe bonn
Sabre 1343 ermGbnt unb beri9tet
bic "@aiterea,"' Der mir bteie @4tlz
berung e%ntnebmen, baB i'm genannten
Sabre Elm 8ir9er i'm @atbsteller cine
bD1e @4ulonertn traf unb ite bur4
Megnabme tbres Mantels pfdnbete,
mofiir ct nit 3pet Mart gebiiBt murbe.
@rrt4tet murbe Der itdbtif9 Seller in
Der lDbli@en Mbii@t, bic 8iirgf9aft
gegen bic @ein1@mierer gu l@iben.
Dem Muslanb mo&ten bic 8remer ge=
fdli@ten @ein %pertaufen, barein
mt14te ii@ Der Ratb nt@t; nur gu
9auie purbe auf refine @aare sebalz
ten. Surge @eine, b. b. beut19e
2anbpeine, Grantenpetne, fran30fi9e
unb ipanii9e Weine, burften iibrtgens
audi in Der @tabt per3apft tperben,
oo& puroe Der Prets polt5eilt9 feitsez
iteat uno in 1pdterer 3eit perfigt, baB
ale tur5en Wetne i'm ftdbttfden Sell
Ter unter Mufii4t bes Ratbes lagern
piirben.
Suite &beinpeine gu betommen, lieb
itb Der Ratb feline Miibe berbrteBen.
9atte CT i'm, Sribling pernommen,
"baB ber Wetni tod am &bein ppbl
berblitbet lei unb Big bato na6
Wun14 1tebe," unb mar i'm @erb1t bic
tpeitere frobe 8oti9aft eingetrofen,
"bab nun UNI &bein a1es BON 19Dz
mem Wetn iberfltebe unb man bort
nt9t 5dRer genug babe, um ben reiz
6en @egen gu bergen," 10 tpGblte man
etnen Weinmann, taufte linn Elm @ei=
ietleio, beria8 i'm nit PdHen, @eleitsz
brtefen, @mpfeblungen unb Me9feln
unb 19tdte i'm gum @infallf na9
Srantfurt unb Matn3. Ni&t gum Muz
zen bes Weines beanipru9te Der 8re=
mer &atb fir feline Wetntransporte
3ollfreibeit. Sn Solge 6eien ereis=
nete es ii4 0fters, baB bic WetnfdKer
untertpegs an 3ollitdtten angebalten
nurben unb taum, bab man 1i9 los=
gel0it batte, metterbin in cine neue
Sale sertetben, 10 bab benz @atbe
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-02
perrGth, als tpGre es gar ni@t aus
Yapterma9e.

perrdtb, als mare Is gar n1@t aus
papterma9e.
Gin Bis in te'Gin5elbetten auseez
fubrtes Mobel bes poitbampfers
.Gitp Of paris" bon ~ SUB 2dnge,
ipeldss ii9 a1d baielbI befnbet unh
ppn Der Gbicagoer Meltausfequng
ftammt, fat $1,000 getoftet. Nidt
tpeit bappn lit Elm Mobel oes @ab=
bampfers vSbe Soutbern", oes eriter
ameritanii@en Dampfi&iHes, bas
Ser. @taaten : Yoit iiber ben atlanz
ti19en O5ean trug. Die mobernen
poitpassons iinb bur& Elm 3ebn SUB
langes MobeQ, pel9es genaa bic duz
bere unb tnnere @norbnuns aeist, perz
treten.
Die Mobe0e Der 8rteftrdser unb
Ypltbeamten in Uniform iinb benz Ruz
rator Defenders an's 9er5 sepa&fen,
bon pegen Der Miibe, bic es toftete,
bie1elben in lire &letber gu bringen.
Mebr als ale Mnberen auiammen fat
linn in biefer 9inii@t Der Speotal=Dez
liDerp : Sunge auf benz 3peirab gu
16afen gema@t uno er betradtet es
als elm pabres Slid, baB Der Rerl
nidt ieoe Na9t gum S@lafengeben
ausge5osen perben mub. Stramme
8ur1ae iinb bic i@pebtf&en 8rieftrdz
ger in boiler Musriitung. @iner baz
BON, Der ofenbar in elmer unbeimli4en
@ebtrgsgegeno gu tbun bat, tragt SGz
BEL unb &epolber, bat Elm 9prn, Elm
Pabbu4, tur5 cine ganae 5elbausriiz
flung. Die fremben llntformen, Sc
brau9s1tiide unb photographer iinb
1dmmtlt@ benz Department gei@entt
porben.
9ie Metbobe Der poitbefOrberuns
i'm Winter 5pti4en Sault etc. Maz
rie uno Madinap, Mi@, 1T bur9 Ell
men nit bret 9unben beipannten
@9litten peran19auli9t, auf mel9en
bic Poitidde gei@na1t merben.. Sic
ausgeitopften Sbiere baben ietner3eit
jabrelang 9ienite getban. Der 6Ibz
RET, ben mir ebenfaqs i'm Mobeq 1ez
ben, 1T Elm GROCER tanabti@er Snbtaz
ner.
Sang abfonberli9e @egenitdnbe fin
bet man in oemjentgen Shell bes Muz
ieums, Der aus benz 9eab Setter
Bureau itammt. 9a lit 3unddft cine
feds SUB LANCE unb 5mei 3oI hide
&lapperf9lange NIT neun &lappern,
mel&e lebenbtg peri@idt purbe. Gin
Sauienbfubler, oer lebenbig in elmer
3ettung antam; elm Sobtenf4dbel,
Der Dor a9t Sabren an profeFor g.
.. @rob in philadelphia gei@idt, bon
bieiem aber refufirt murbe, neil 1919
@trafporto barauf mar; cine inbiant=
i@e Stalplode; cine 10 3oQ lanee unb
bier 3oQ btde 9pnamitbombe; Elm
fali4es @ebiB; cine Dofe bon
S4nupftabat unb Elm e6ter Diamantz
ring gebDren gu ben @eltenbeiten UNI
ter oiefen &urtofttdten.
Die Marteniammlung bes Mufe=
ums 5ei@net ii@ bur@ grobe S@Dn=
beit aus. Die marten limb unter @1as
unb &abmen. Cine tleine @ruppe
bon merttanti&en poittempelabbrii=
den aus Der 3ett Marimilians, tpel4e
our Trantirung bienten, ba bic plat=
ten Der eigentli@en Marten in ben
9dnben ber &eboluttonGre maren, 1T
DEFENDERS tpertbpou; iie tpirb auf $500
gef4GBt.
SIM 9ofraume bes Muieums itebt
bic alte poittuti@e, tuel&e por Sabren
tn Montana 9ienite tbat, BOZ, ben
Yraiioenten @arfelo unb Mrtbur gum
@eiien benubt tpurbe unb in tpelber
General SHERMAN BEL elmer Snfpef=
tionstour 108 Meilen in a&t @tunz
ben 5uriidlegte. @er1@iebene Male
purbe bieie poittut19e BON Snbtanern
abgefabt unb ibnen tpieber abgenomz
men, bas lebte Mal bur@ General So
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-02

alte &urt, nit einem Spieltamsraoen.
bic Oameni dneioertnnen Margarez
tia 0oist unb Bertha 8%lantenitein
aus DRESDEN ginsen bort abnunsslps,
bic beiben 3naben paren etpa 40
S4ritt poraus, als plDblt4 aus benz
Walbe beraus Elm Mann auf bic &C.
1elI daft autritt, ben &epolper in Der
!Sanb, uno ruff: ~Das @elo Der ooer
bas 2eben! Der iunge &au4fub, prts
maner zines Dresbener @pmnai imus,
ruff: Sic iinb tpobl perriidt! uno baut
nit ben @tod na9 RDgler. 9ie1er
lGBt nun @@ub auf S4ub tra4en,
pdbrenb @eorg unb Martanne Haudz
fub nit @9irm unb Stod auf RDgler
I6lasen. Die betben Mdo4en tpaz
rem i9reienb entfloben. 9ie pprausz
g~eeilten &naben tebrten, bon ben
@9iiHen er19redt, um. Sic finben
lire SHUTTER unb 8ruber i'm Sample
nit benz &duber. Der 12<112 Sab
re &nabe &urt iteut ii4 neben feline
Meutter. Der RGuber rt4tet audi
auf i'm ben Repolper. Ser &letne
bout na9 linn nit benz @tod, Der et*
ne ei1erne @piBe bat, unb perpunoet
RDoler inn @e1ibt. 9ieier brebt 1t4
um uub giebt raid atpet @9iiKe auf
ben 19on tart blutenoen 9eorg alb,
bic i'm in bic 8ruit treffen; @eorg
finft Iterbenb UNI. gr mar bon bier
@9iFen setroffen, audi Jrau @au9z
fub mar idmer perlebt. &0gler entz
retbt ibr bic golbene ubrtette uno
fliebt.
Ma9 bieler Sbat mar benz @duber
Der 8pben in 1einer 9eimatb gu betB
s%.tprrben. Mm 5. Muguit entreibt sr
Dem linn i'm Walbe begegnenben So1ef
&apras in Gerbinanbstbal nit benz
p%orgebaltenen &ebolDer 1etne 8riefz
ta19e nit 6 H., t%porauf CT bic @esenb
perldbt unb 1opeit letn Mufentbalt erz
for1@t merben tonnte, ii@ 5uerit in
&omorn, preBburg, berumtreibt, no
er einem Tlet1&ergebiilfen, Mamens
Mnton &iimpel, iein Mrbeitsbu@
1tieblt. 9telen Namen bebGlt er
fortan bel. Damn gebt fem abenz
teuerlides 2eben crit re4t an. @r
tau9t in Srteit unb am 10. Septemz
Der in Mncona (Stalien) auf, ND er
ii9 a1s &lmpel bonn ii terrei9ti4z
ungari19en Gon1ulat cine &eileunterz
ftiibung erbettelt. '@nbe September
ldBt er ii4 in @enua fir bic fran5oitz
i9e Tremoenlegton anperben, gebt
na9 Mlgier, beiertirt, mirb eingefanz
gen unb bann BON etnem 9eimatbsgez
noi1en als &0gler ertannt unb Der
@9mei3 unb BON bie1er an Seiterret9
ausgeltefert. Sn Der S4pei3 bielt
man i'm fir berbG@ttg, am 3. Sep
TENDER 1894 am beqen, beiteren Sage
auf Der btel begangenen 2anbitrabe in
Der 8eatenbu9t am Sbunerie e ben
fran30iti4en Pfarrer Oliper eri4ofen
uno ausgeraubt gu baben.. 9te BON
benz 8unbesgeri@t in Sbun gefibrte
unteriu4ung batte aber Elm negatives
Reiultut, bu bon ben nit &6gler Con-
frontirten Ntemanb befen Soentitdt
nit benz M0rber feititellen tonnte.
Die @rinbe ber Mntlage in Rei6enz
berg, tpel4e btele 8ogen umfaHen,
laien ii4 mitunter tpie Elm &rtminalz
&oman. &0gler 1T am 20. sunni
1853 gu petersborf in 80bmen gez
boren, tatboltf@er GonfeKion, berbetz
ratbet, @ater zines 8idbrigen &naben
unb bereits tpegen @aubes, 9tebitabls,
Sbeilnabme am Dtebitabl unb Waz
4ebeleioigung borbeitraft. 8is 1893
lebte ct als Stetnmeb in @ablon3.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-02

@orf@ttg. - Sd Bit um Elm
Mlmoien fir einen armen blinber1
W}ann! - $50 I'll benin Der 8linbe2
Sd febe ia tetnen! - Scr ftebt brauz
BEN unb pabt auf, Oh tein @@ubmann
fpmmt."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-06-19

10 the Editor Of The Evening Star:
The recent unkind comments of a Union
veteran on the contemplated trip OF the
High School Cadets to Richmond at the
coming reunion of those who wore the gray
must have been both a surprise and regret
to many of the ex-veterans Of both armies
L mean the men who were at the front
Had these unkind words been written by
one OF the men who were invisible in war
ana invincible in peace" IL would have
caused no surprise to the boys who wore
the blue and those who wore the gray and
faced each other on the field of battle Per-
init me TO mention one significant fact Of
the kindly feeling existing among the men
OF TINS class. Recently the Confederate
veteran Association inserted a notice in
The Star calling on ex-confederates in this
city to become members OF the association
In order to enable IL to carry on it's work %
charity. The writer called at their head
quarters, 80 Pennsylvania avenue one
evening TO Join. and. seeing the sign on the
WINDOW. headquarters Union Veteran
Legion, 1 thought there was some mistake
took out my notice and seeing the num-
Der on II corresponded with the number
en- the building i went up stairs to the hall
Looking In i saw the picture of Gen. Lee
hanging on the wall. Then ] knew / must
he at the right place. and on entering the
room and looking around IL l saw the pic
lures of Generals Grant and Sherman /
was agreeatly surprised to find that the
veterans of The north and south were meet
ing In the same nall. This viii doubtless
be news to many IN Washington, whose
voices are still for war, whilst the vet
Grams cry peace.
AN EX-CONFEDERATE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-06-19

residsccs q TIE BRIDES parents. Mr. ana
mrs f: c Griffin S2i Elm street, lie proit
Park, wednesday evening at O'Clock In
the presence OF the immediate families and
q rev personal friends. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. ]. Russell Yer
brycke OF the Gurley Memorial Church
The parlor was very prettily decorated with
palms and daisies The wedding march
IRON kohengrin" was played by the
5fide's youngest sister. Miss Mamie Grif-
I'm. The dress of the bride was of white
SILK NULL trimmed with lace and she car
ried bouquet of bridal roses. They re-
ceived many beautiful and valuable pres
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke will reside at
White Oak. Nd.
On the evening of the 10th instant Miss
Cora V. Miller. formerly of this city, was
married to Mr.. Lewis Troupe OF Harris
burs. "a The wedding, attended by more
IMAM LOO guests, took place al the resi-
uence or her aunt in that city. The bride
hEed Tor many years In this city with her
uncle and aunt. the late Mr. and Mrs. C.
a MARTIN, l325 9th street northwest
Senator Blackburn and his daughter.
VINO have been at Ocean City, left there
THIS morning for Cape May. where they
VIII spend a week or ten days. They will
so1ourn at the Stockton.
Mr.. Alexander Mccormick is at the Mas
saretta Springs for his health, and is i'm
proving. Mrs. Mccormick and the chill
drer are summering In Maryland near
Rockville where Mr. Mccormick will re-
join them next week.