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BOGUS PAU EKS EXPOSED.
Result OF the Associated Charities
System Is Apparent.

Nj. Ar......l4 4aI.n.i.-- ,.... tra.au nf tie
eUrrEeU.y r.Hui committee 90. the board of
\ A-~,.. ..... '....sfl...~ s.~ s4yu.IiEvG las al
EuaI report o. the DuIrd.
BEr ,.l..,. ....... ...... ..a~ '#e annual state
mcu' ur Treasurer J#Au JOY E3~nu. ap-
counting TIE Receipts and expenditures
dunn aar Erar eHuanE o.lHn'f cd, I-""-
as follows
Receipts -CuntrImri.u~tu 1ae committee,
s. -61 80. CouruDHIl.u~ 60 r.e Evening
star. S.uHT5 interest nu a,rn.ur Ia iae
Washington Loan and Trust Company t.
July j. I-s0. $3.50. Total. s-.1~@.+"
Expenditures -ltra.yre>. 81 ESQ so. ragl
anu wood. >l.ll@.Dl. Aaulu- wood. cl,-,
; ap.15- >tor~. SISSY, printing. Sl- 90
IU,I. s. .5-- 4@.
Iu l.~ letter accompanying the report IT,
the rn.ra. 10 A-SoeataL Charities Mr. Hop
klU~ -a g>
.-l. .,..4 perceived that thonn0ny raised
and dI~huTsea boy the committee. la~ been
used entirely lor purposes of r".irf. and il
has been Our effort, IN pursuance OF your
policy. ru restrict this junction of EDuT
board tn the uarrowcst possible limits
''ouT tutal expenditure has been So
5-2 40 IN -@3-4 Tie amount spent by
the central relief committee WIS $50 600
auI in l~gi-5. S34 600
The difference j. doubtless largely due
to careful investigation and 10 prevention
tL tai i'l.IsI 80 ana when lil ~t>lf'l. o. per
fected. ana enabled by more generous
support u maintain a sufficient mum Drr of
agents Throughout 90" year. and the really
Resident ana deserving needy nay" come
under tine charge Of the various religion,
and charrahl" organizations where tn"E
naturally belong, the necessity for relief
b. your organization will doubtless grow
les l..l .Eru tie si-.u amount used lts
yer"
Tie recently elected board If managers
.of the 5 Cia'"d Charities met yesterday
afternoon at I'll street and organized
J rDt y. ! -iaIney Was reelected president
OF the board
Action was taken locking TO CU-uI Grafton
with tile Emergency Hospital dISEru ary
officials 1nT fhe detection OF in posters
i I~ 20. -oG 10 form another "Tuer--uC-
committee for the work OF the coming
winter
Tie finance committee VIII meet 20 Non
day afternoon 10 consider tie ways and
means ~ assisting the poor Tor the ap
preaching season
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Two Kinds Of Neteors.

sllgrnt. ,au pMeu- and s.I-ua pace
afford cs, --u, opportunities ion Ic'rurlc
uI-f.. uuu. laa. un,u.r."u.. may
r.l ra.r rI... ,E.e'IE rn~ nur ,a.s",
I..r present tfa -aa.'. GrL.a. 3D. snImn,l,
.u,.y -.ru. 70. n.,r.afra o.. no. laI1u pas
sage ur certain eau-unp,- inn4-u Tine
atmosphere aua an. rNui.n.a n- arising
from peculiar ,.-ut'- conditions
4ue r.Drus ,Iu...uu ria~,-l Itp. l.r.tn
MgD,aro display IL terrestrial fireworks
ANA los. Mpm .I,h'I o." campaign ul
celestial Regions Instead uf Gaping
ltul4tude- and blatant hHuH- O.. wrl,uH-
tine great lrulrfI -Gnuuu- -r.r ru l-
"IIrwiua auwmEEIuu % space. wr .r"
now in De rreal"d wIlisurs paprr .,,ensul7
n Tie rapid l.au-. nr oI.ud~ uf brilliant
I.elcur~ Both ar- Interesting IRON
an cduoHri-nal slnutpoiul, both exotic
adualrarI.u aud arouse interest a- 10 their
origin, s:u4 r.,n ha- l- IaH Co. .ui,-puIfv
We know vn"r" Nj BRYAN 'ur. " bnt how
about ihc un.- THAT drop iron. tic. heavens"
Perhaps ihc u.,>l Interesting features
II these exhibitions Dr atmospheric eoi.l-
tIlalinu~ are the learned lu,iditi"s II
astrouol.cr~ aud politicians. Lack Of
space prcvcHi> the publication uf a variety
uf these offuSinu~. hut following are two
fair specimens ur scientific cropping into
the U.ctctric world
NJ. Flnmmariun, the French ASTRONOMER,
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Beneath His Notice.

Nj. Gpmpcrs seems To- lavr sized up The
Iu.r!lr. 'uu Ia,a"s uf Sovereign vA"u lr
FaId lhal gentleman was beneath his
notice. Even HAYES, the boss dI~urpan.
Ilcr, has hur little better opinion ur tins
chief ur he wuuId NOT use him So freely
a.. 20 mud Singer. OF an the mon c>aIrrd
10 the position nf Labor leaders Sovereign
has proved most cTrtiJO and least dlguI-
fled and worthy. Instead Dl drHatlug ms
efforts toward building up The Knights Of
Labor he has tired 10 convert a. into u
political machine f"u partisan purposes.
The llIH" "n.".t at thr ORGANIZATION Of
wAI-h He has been tine a~',u Irir head. is
the aUu.lrnUilIuu Of labor. lt- purpose is
ln educ ale wIg.. .rIrurr~ ana polnt the way
io better conditions. It's doors are open
lu people ot AL classes ANA 40 demand Is
rad" ti1i la"E .HHug- rH-lr Iai!ug- ar
religion. Naturally the seal or secrecy is
pla ri nn the proceedings of meetings. but
WI.'n rH. circle mruBrr- stand uu equal
ip..uu whether lHoE b.. CHRISTIAN .l jew.
democrat nr Republican, provided they are
well behaved AND friendly 10 the cause oI
labor.
sovereign as "a satellite or Hayes has in
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Unfortunately the grievance II the ste
vrn~ rDhonl h.ud.0g wago-,sEnrr~ Us not
th" ,nIg one u bc ,HaIG-d up 10 the Com
uH---.IaI- IuiD~s aliwF- -l hISJl,f lead
quarters rHv" been wDlH!!v U.~fepIc-cutrd
There Is cause .ar many ether com plaIut-
The complications arising GoM IN" gar
hag" Drrua'uT, contract. the It~ru,t bond
mu disgrace. The a1trUpt t. mMawmly
build up au yl,riur Ii.ut- the rereUtiuu
,i rbG'afi.Hgt.r rmpiul,,. tic uI>cnuuIiug
If claims and the lack ur business methods
furnish good reasons to demand Con
Eu.-~i.lu Investigation
Naturally that dcmand VIII not tc made
unless rrr present Commissioners are re-
appointed II would De- rrr1rr 4" endure
oIg ml-Hahrgrt government 20 nlrlc while
longer ihau To- expose as gI wGthiLr~S to
public Knowledge But shuYld they sue
coed IN extending thrir terms for four
y.ar more 1hor" VIII bee Il gruruI up-
rising III" public vii. >.hHI' O.. the wear
ing q TIE rIug collar uutIl next March. but
The period al >rrvIt.G" must b." DO longer.
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An Obstacle TO Progress.

Between the order ot tha mlS~iancrs
uraiuaf.u NJ the erection g Ia. .oifiu.r driven
hE mot 20 power within inu U-a limits. "E-
r"p- bv a." written us~"u' Of the resi-
irUt- within ninety feet or tnc hHiIGUE
IN which no rniu.rg is a. tc Used. and
tac law r,----s.t.ug tun organization oi ,ar-
roTai..r- within the District. We are not
likely 10 Iudla. many tr'.rics o. locate
Iu washington.
Uus ,arrfti.u af affairs is admirable. V,
DHH sleep midst taa ru~'i. uI growing gra--
-.f in .oar ~lI.u"r- mu o." f-.ur t.ar step
'.H wr'- -tH. ,rl~ .'-- .'." .ll. H. ...
ur eai.r NE solitude. ..f deserted streets 20
perfect case and comfort. Iu.r" is Hr
....lf-.u .uE0E r.-nHGa- .rr Rvalrr.m-..G wt...-
90 disturb .ur ,urd,r..riu.> w Gan sapH.
tally calculate thc wasting of lump n
ice Oh lhr Sidewalk without hnF!u. our
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trHlr. laws lu hitting ont cuban cNroJi-
tl.H~. waula incense Ter tu tEr extent Of
alpl mauoaly telling Nj Olney % - to
The center rf IT." earth. bHt spain cannot
bow afrru! that enjoyment She is imam
rially UouhIud and physically occrrrit.
An ulriIHat um from 1iiS country would
open volcano in tie Fyrcure> Malaga
would o"a~r To yield rar>II>, the spanish
lHGrg. would drop bis mantle 40 despair.
When 2eo.uo0 wru-uuWppcd Spanish
idIrr~ cannot overcome l,s-~ than 30 600
poorly armed insurgents, S.alu VIII THINK
twice, and SO "a great deal 0i apuIn gizinG l,'-
fore UssIuE war with Tie United States.
Til" latest reports nom Cuba Indicate
EhIr the crisis of the revolution has IL
ready been passed. WcyIcrs al vance
On Naaco has Itrn met aud successfully
resisted, and the next important ml"rmt-
lion viii probably hc his withdrawal tu
project Havana from an attack Icy Come.
Were those cuban leaders well supplied
with arms ana ammunition fac war would
NOS. hr over A. il fs. they Will conquer
the Spanish troops OF make "u',a IN d~h
heap. For that Iea-un. lhc United states
should - To their assistance. Cuba fertile
viii hcurur us Cuba as a desert would
be UupTgiit4hir.
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TO 81. ANDREW, BROTHERHOOD.
Rev. George MCGrGw Makes am IN
trrcStfnL Address

The E.E George u MpG.cw. rector If
AEcrcd an address last evening l-f,r.
lhe brotherhood Of ST Andrew. " ri,
dla,r~n nf Washington, #r - Jum.'- Iul-.
streets
Ia,e was large attendance ,f Tie
member, uf ID" order. nearly every chap
ter ln tln district being represented
There wrI. also a TIrEr number gT ladies
ana ulirT mcmbrr~ ~ 60" church p!,.~,If.
AIlcr The devotional exercises, Rcr Dr
Aa' kaf Slllh. rector ~ ST Johns. III
behalf 81 the brotherhood of inal istri,f,
rendered cordial welcome 10 the m,..I.-
bers II the order present from other
parishes
Dr McGrcw, who spoke on "RrothrrBpog
NurH, was presented 10y Bishop Satt,.r-
lee, through whose pcrs onal appc.4I :
bnd Influence, the distinguished speaker
was Induced 10 come and address The
members OF the order IN the District.
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Cuba Fertile, or Cuba as Desert.

While there f- foundation rG rHr talk Of
".1r VIII Span. there l~ little possibility
% that 'T'n' The untrrrdly .''rtm.r nr
ID" Spanish government toward the United
Htr,'.r Hrll- .ud las received severe
Ivh.kr Far months American Interests lu
cuba hay" ncou mad. the special unirrt
u Spanish spleen and hatred but nlur
#N"HN,u ii> been paid 10 'uusui-Tuurrn
Lees vigorous protests AGAINST lluS dis
eliminating policy, ard secretary Om"y
las bon compelled to lay ID" matter nr-
fore the Spanish government 40 Madrid
and request ITS dI-cuutWuaucr.
ordinarily spain might resent such %
demand Tie ,penly expressed sympathy
o' the American pcupl" for IN" CulaucauSc.
and tho 1lagranr violations of jIc uru-
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Mems Furnishings,

Winters truancy has given the
manufacturing haberdashers a skit-
uSh feeling regarding their seasons
business. They've got stock where
they ought to have money-and
'ney We been ready listeners this
week to some cash propositions we
mace them Never in thirty years
such offerings as we make you for to-
oay-oecause never in thirty years
have we bought such bargains.
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lurcl unl veil defined ppII.v of Tia.
Knight OF l-a1"r. "na through frequent
pr. lamallrur aud per~uual appeals has
attempted Ca turn the organization into
camp ul free >IlyrTiJrS. Fortunately
man. ui the kuugt- -ueu i.:,, uua-i rfa.
cut free coinage uid HoI Iur1u -hIIHrI.rllI>ri,
ana the concurrent u,r Of gold ANA SILVER
money auu they refused To- obey his IA.
Junction. TIN" also SAW tha'. ho was an
uurcliubl" leader Hud for hat reason h,.
became extremely unpopular. Urged rr
10y Hayes A. made ms order Tldi.4.us- IN
lh" eyes "f the puh!i. toy his rnhld al
tHcks on other labor organizations. ana
when hIs utter IucuinpclrHcy as a labor
leader Is considered it is no wonder Mr..
Gumpers claims that Sovereign Is beneath
his notice.
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The Times has regular and
permanent Family CiI'Vuia,on much
greater than any other paper, morn
ing or evening, published in Wash
1nGton. A. Al News and Advertising
Medium il has no competitor.
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We're ready
for the
boys holiday

with some of the big
gest offerings in boys suits
ever made. We've really
lowered our own record.
We've been particularly
fortunate the past week in
securing some splendid val
ues in the wholesale market
and we hand. them over to
you today at a big saving.
Bows Blue Gray and Brown
Chry!Ou Suits. from d to l5-ycar
Ety...-Nnrrb a least S.,-fpr
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THE PEOPLES SfECIAllST.
Dr.. r.WaIker.
l4ll Penn'a Ave, Adj. Willard's Hotel.
THE SUFFERERS FRIEND.
Cures When Others Fail.

Dr. Walker. tito oldest specialist in wash
ingt"n, treats with Unfailiug success catarrh
asthma. bronchitis. piles, constipation. dys-
pops a. b.n"d poison. urinary diseases, kidney
and bladder troubles. structure, yarIpcoc c.
ieehcncss Of the function Jnd al diseases OF
L.u sLMMa.L- LE.L. n.Mr-s -ml !. in
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Cuff JeWe!rV.

Lot os Heavy Silver and Gold Plated
Dumb-peU Link Gun Buttons, a.
Roman aud FURNISHED effects in n
god ones. Hal,
For Saturday y-...................- "
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ccs as wa
Rare Chance i'm Bows Suits

iv MN T y E,If oEe!aa Department today
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sovereign as " satellite of Hayes has in
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BOYS Blue. Gray and Brown
Chry!Or Suits. from d to l5-ycal
BlEes-NortA A. least SG-fOr
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SI..3O each.

Lot of 80 BOYS Refer Suits.
sizes. 3 10 : years gray and
bruwumiNcd chcviut. Splcudiily
made. with broad collars, and
prc,Iilyhraided. worth 81 80 .lor
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Roach and Scott.

Senator Roach and w. A. Scott spoke
at the town hall Monday night to large
crowd, upon the political issue. as they
believe, from tho democratic and popul-
ist viows. Their remarks were plain and
we'll spoken, but Of course all Of US do
not think as they do, consequently. there
is chance for all argument. E. D.
Washburn introduced tho speakers, and
We are free to admit that his remarks
were good-yes and we would like very
much to have heard more from Mott
he is quite an orator his self.''
Senator Roach addressed an attentive
audience ut Sherbrooke on Tuesday.
The fusionists are working hard to carry
Ste ,ie county this fall-but before they
rea III Nov. 3. they will, take terrible
fall-we predict.
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OUR AssIsTANT EDITORS.
Cotrate.

We have people who devote q great
deal of time TO tho collection Of old
stamps. while others spend their whole
lives in gathering rare OLD coins. but
Geo. Foster is the first man ever hoprd
of, who had mania for collecting odd
specimens of threshing outfits. The last
outfit Mr.. Foster bought in not distin.
guished 80 much by its strange appear.
ance. as it is by it's strange history. No
less than three men who have run this
machine, have skipped tho country un-
der assumed names. A man by the
name of Anson, hal control of it this
fall. but in accord with time honored
practice of his predecessors. he stole
softly.away one night last week, Just as
tho gentle notes OF the night hawk came
warbling through the gloomirg. The
crew which had worked with the mach
inc all the fall, and which had not bccn
paid. became suddenly interested in Mr..
Anson's whereabouts. Anson was uice
fellow, and the crow had become much
attached to him; but. as is often the
case, thoy never knew how dear he was
to them, until after he was gone. Some
OF the men who had failed to get an op-
pertunity to bid him good bye. put forth
strenuous efforts to get him back. but it
seems that Ans'n IL modest man. and
rather than have any demonstration in
his direction, where ho would be a con-
spicuous agure, no will no doubt con-
tinue to travel nights and sleep day
times, until ho gets. outside tho limits Of
his reputation. eshars Mr.. Anson will
come back ard pay his crew. Some.
times wot that he will and then again
ween not.
JoANArHAN BEEswAX.
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Whiohr Whiche

In communities whero wageworkera
predominate Mr.. Bryan continues to
deny any intention Of chcapening tho
dollar. He knows and they know that
this would mean diminishing by one.
half the purchasing power of wages and
reducing by one-half the value of all
savings, insurance and loans. And 80
he prctends that FREQ coinage will in.
crease by nearly one-half the price OF
silver and make silver dollar worth
truly as much as a gold one.
But in the west and in farming com,
munities Mr.. Bryan wakes eloquent on
the need of a cheaper dollar to increase
the price Of farm products and enable
the farmer to pay s1oO Of debt with
S5l in silver. Leading silver advocates
at the west have repudiated Mr.. Bryan's
idea for eastern hearers only that free
coinage will increase the price Of sill,
YER to $1.2e. They say fatty that such
dollars would he as bad as gold. What
they want is dollar worth only 81
cents.
Which dollar does Mr.. Bryan really
want? He cannot have both. Which is
to be bunkoed-the workingman or tho
farmer. the mine owner or the debtor 2
Which?-N. Y. Herald.
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Silver Man-If we have free silver, we
naturally will have higher prices and
that will tempt people to invest their
money and that will bring good times.
Sound Money MAXWELL, suppose you
got higher prices in that wav and it
worked. at the first lull you would
logically want free copper. because with
a cheaper money, prices would rise. and,
according to your idea. business would
again boom. At the next lull YOU would
logically want iron money, and next you
would want paper money, and then you
3Sould want clam shells. I can tell you
= b better scheme than that.
Silver Man-What's that?
II Sound Money Man-Just help elect
Mckinley and show people who have
money to loan or invest that it will be
repaid in honest money, and you will see
i them bring out their capital and start
'c the mills to running. There's enough
Enoney in the country-more than there
-byer was-if people only were not afraid
Of using it under present conditions. -Ex
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Bishop Walker, with the title of Right
Rev. William D. Walker, bishop of North
Dakota has been hon pred by promotion
to bishop OF western New York, with a
salary of $1,000 year. The bishop is a
noted northwestern man, having been
located here for years, and has had much
to do with the Indians. For the past
few years he has also conducted services
IN his railway car, better known as a
church on wheels. Many friends con-
gratulate the bishop.
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Notice FOR Publication !.

r AND OFFICE at Fargo. N. D.. Oct 2. 1896.
IL Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention to
make final five year proof in support Of his claim.
and that said proof Will be made before william
A. Johnson, judge OF the county court, In Barnes
county. North Dakota. at Valley City, n. D., on
the 18th day Of November, 1896, viz:
WILLIAM BURCHILL,
H. E. 1881 for the sOut Invest Is. W. H) OF sec
forty-three (twp 143l FORTH OF range fifty seven
*. SD west. Id Barnes county, N. D.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
land viz:
Mel Mckay. Of Ashtabu!a, Barnes county. North
Dakota. George sowden. .Algeo Barnes county.
N. d., Sllas Nearing. OF Alderman, N. D., and
Nil!ard Nearing. OF Alderman, N. d.
A. +. SUEEERHAtF. Register.
WINTEHER d WlNTEREH, Attorneys, Valley city
North Dakota
list pub Oct. 81
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Republican Meetings.

Hon. F. w. Ames, Of Mayville, N. D.
will speak on republicanism to the peo-
pie Of Steele county, as follows:
At Sherbrooke, Thursday evening Oct.
q.
At the Pope school house in Broad
lawn, Friday evening Oct. %.
At the town hall in Edendala, Satur.
day evening Oct q.
This is an opportunity tor the people
Of those localities to. hear the political
questions discussed by a man whom
they all know and have confidence iu.
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Andrsw jackson "a, ". 5. Bryan,

Mr.. Bryan says cheaper dollar would
be better for the working classes, but
Andrew Jackson said in his last mes
sage: Engaged from day to day in their
useful tolls, they do not perceive that.
although their wages are nominally
the same or even somewhat higher,
they are greatly reduced. in fact, by
the rapid increase OF spurious cur
rency, which, as 1t appears to make
money abound. they are at first inclined
to consider a blessing. It ia
not until the prices Of the necessaries
of life become 80 dear that the laboring
classes cannot supply their wants out
Of their wages that their wages rise"
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Summons,

Summons.
State Of North Dakota, SO.
County of Steele,
In District Court, Third Judicial District.
Chas. d. Gray, Plaintiff,
Against
John Greenen, Defendant.
The State Of North Dakota, To the above nam
ed defendant:
You are hereby summoned and required to an
swer the complaint of the plaintiff In the above
entitled action which is now filed in the office of
the clerk Of the district court OF the third judicial
district in and for the county of steele and state
Of North Dakota. and to serve copy Of your an.
swer to the said complaint on the subscriber at
his office In the town Of Hope, In said county OF
Steele. within thirty days after the serIlce Of this
summons upon you. exclusive Of the day Of such
service; and II you fail to answer the said COM
plaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff In
this action will take judgement against you for
the sum Of Two Hundred and Five dollars and
SEVENTY. Eight cents with interest at the rate Of
October, A. u. 1898 together with the costs and
disbursements OF this action.
Dated, Oct. 5, 1895.
c. s. SHIPpY. Plaintiffs Attorney.
Hope, Steele county, North Dakota.
II st pub. Oct. \.
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A Card of Thanks.

The friends of free silver wish to ton
der their thanks to Herman Harness and
his drum corps, for the elegant music
and other disturbances, furnished dur
ing tho speech Of Senator w. N. Roach,
last Monday evening. Such displays of
disrespect to man who holds tho posi-
tion of United States senator from our
state, is deplorel by all our citizens, in.
respective of party.
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Lincoln.
Mckinley Nov. 3.

Mckinley Nov. 3.
Threshing is about completed here.
a. r. Baker, cf Melrose. is doing the
stack threshing.
School closes in district No. toulor
row.
A. L. Plummer, OF Hillsboro, is tran
sactirg business this week in south Lin
coin
Mr.. krouse and family, who have boen
living on orc of the Gunklo farms, dc.
parted Monday for Missouri. where he
intends making his future homo.
VIM. Spleit gave dance at his Eden
dale farm. \ number Of young folks
wer, prcscrt and report pleasant time.
Lewis Vadnie had about 60 bushels of
wheat stolen from his grancry few
nights ago. Tho grain was OF choice
grade. which was set aside Tor seoi. A
close investigation is being made to dis.
cover tho theft.
N.>.rv
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Tho Money Power Analyzsd.

An illuminating glimpse into the
constituents OF "the money power" is
afforded by an analysis of the deposi-
tors in a savings bank Of Dubuque, Ia.
which has 1914 accounts. representing
s4.ooo.oo0. These 7,614 persons ara
classified as follows: Mechanics and
laborers, 5,120; farmers. 1907: teach
ers and professional men, 032; admin
istrators and executors, Goa; capital
lists, 81. Still another glimpse is fur
nished in this statement by ON excep.
tionally we'll informed man Of Franklin
county. Mass, q county composed al-
most entirely of small farming towns.
In a recent address as 10 the "pluto.
Gratis" of that region who have loaned
money on western mortgages: "From
data that have obtained believe that
not less than $3,o00,ooo Of Franklin
county money is to-day invested in
western farm mortgages and that two
thirds of this belongs to farmers now
In active life"
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1896-10-15

A Now York man is building boat
that he claims will cross the ocean in 10
hours; or in other words, will travel at
tho rate Of five or six miles a minute.
He expects to have it completed in De-
cember of this year-just in time for
Mckinley to take jolifcation trip over
to London, after his election, and return
same day,
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1896-10-15

The ladies' who wish to vote for super.
intendent of public instruction will lie
provided with separate ballot box. So
let all turn out lad cast their ballot for
the republican nominee, J. G. Holland.
He is a man we'll fitted to fill the office
and no doubt will be elected.