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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-15

iT is safe presumption that after
this campaign is over Congressman
Prince will write no more letters ip
any form or authorize anyone to
speak for him as to his opinion on
matters and things.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-15

Our New York buyer shipped us
last week from the gres: slaughter
sale bargains which We put on our
counters at the following prices:
One 10, 3s-inch Fancy Brocsdes.
always cell readily a; Csc and
SOC. war price. yonr choice. l5-
IS and 49-Inch IN Fancy Stripe.
and Checks. always s2c aud
SIC. war price. ....... 9ec
Wool Tricoss. all colors. war
price. per yard. ............. isc
36-inch All Wool Suiiings. plain
colors, black. tan. brown.
navy. gray and red. war
price. per yard. 25c
Black Duchess Satin. best bar
gain ever offered. war price.
per yard. ................ 5yc
Black Rhadama Silk. - inches
wide. war price. per yard SO
20-inch Silk vclvets. always o..
war price. per yard ...... s5c
A full line % Corduroys Just re-
ceivcd.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-15

CONGRESSMAN GEORGE W. PRINCE
and mis- associate speaker will have
abont all they can explain at Hsr-
Per's theatre tomorrow night.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-15

The old soldiers raise flag in the
bailiwick of their battle SCARED COM
mander tonight.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-15
AN ADDRESS
TO WORKINGMEN.
Shall We Have More Money and
Increased Prosperity, or Less
Money and Harder Times.
THE GREAT QUESTION.
Present Suffering the Result of Causes
Wholly Artificial. Which Can
Easily Be Removed.

Ex-President Mcbride. of the American
Federation of Labor. Urges Working
nen to Vote for Bryan and Free
Coinage As the Best and Only
Means for Bringing Pros
perity to tie Country
Once More.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-15

tits customary with the guild contin gent
to deprccatc auy man who IL for silver.
when the fact is that majority of the
scholars, statesmen, thinkers and economic
students of the old world favor free silver.
Senator Henry NJ. Teller.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-15

BOB lNGERsOLL continues to abuse
God and the democratic party.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-15
War! War! War.

Our generosity iast week In
givin; away beautiful
CsrPe, Sweeper Free with
every g. purchase OF over
hss awakened q howl among
some Of our competitors.
who wonder and ponder hos
We can sell 50 cheap and at
the same time give them a
beautiful present. They are
skirmishing around 60 try
and find something TO Offset
1t and try to regain los,
trade. while We are going to
do better than ever this
week by giving you with q
Is purchase or over a heau,-
iful Cane Bottom Rocking
Chair worth ti..5. dull siz.)
q Beautiful Decorated Stand
Lamp worth si.25. or a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-15

TEE Asars delivered every ever
Ing ct your door ss Zoe Q vssk.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-15
WANTED.

WANTED TWO TAILoRs AT A KIpp
w & Sons "
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-15

WANTED-LApI AGENTS. CALI. At
ing. Davenport e"''a
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-12-04
Gold Bugs

Indianapolis, Dec. 1.-Chairman ".
p. Bynum. of the National Co mmit-
tee OF the Gold Democrats, has return
ed from New York, where for five days
be viewed the political situation of the
Eat. As a result he has called
meeting Of the National Executive
Com mittee. to be held in indianapolis
December 10th, at which several mat
ters Of interest to Sound Money Demo
Gratis aud to the political world Will be
discussed. Among 5h' 10 is the
future Of the Sound Money Democrats.
"Ihere is movement on foot
among some prominent leaders Of the
party" said Bynum. ''lo form another
and new party, to be known as the
Democrat Republican party.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-12-04


Bids will be received by the Board of
nish stationery herein described tor the
PERIOD OF TWO years. Proposals VIII De
ieceioeH up ~ 0ut !'o' 'ut'i'i? :'I
Der 10, 1890, on which DAY the DDS VIII be
opened All oloS shoulo state me price OF
goods delivered at the State CapItoi, ana
IN every instance when PT"cticaoie shouio
DC accom- p"hleH ny Sample Al :" ''N'es
TO De the pest OF us Elhu ana me amount
'eq"i' ca az l,!''~"'9G' d9 1"''o"s 80
cieS 10 De oell'erea Oy january ISL 1871
r1''h lu''Fil'e paper, toA-5'
) aTt"'"N ! p1"'llil'5 paper V@S"p
10 iF@''> - pew '''''7 P-Po' Nltt>'
20 io>. ''o'I az ''"s~'' iy>-1
1000 N'~''' S"'S'o!'S \>N "'''''4 '>'>'
"no .! .;,. -.
- ~. 1''>'' 81 :
'''.- - .,..,.-,,l,..,.- ,,....I..., -,.,
>t'>,, ot'>'' ,.;l.,,,I
~ -
so .,..,, .,,,,, l,,..,;,-o,i,. 1,. ..
81 81 go ,,-.
O''Il' f'C''s . = ''', p
e"I'l, Pe,tNItS ''N> >'0 ''f -
assorted sizes
or earl, r,,l,b,r bands ooooM 0O00l
o.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-12-04
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES

Sealed proposals for furnishing grocer
les, meat and wood, delivered at the State
Orohans' Home, for six months from
January 1st 1897, will be received up to
p. m. December 3, 1896, All articles to
be first class of the. 4, and to be de-
livered in sue .-dy and at such time.
as the Sup5. -~.ldent may direct, guam
tity varying each month as required. All
articles not being satisfactory to be re-
tIrned at contractors expense. Bids to
be directed to Secretary OF the State
Orphans Home. Carson City, Nevada, up
to p m. December 3, 1895. The
Board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
IT. C. Curing,
Secretary Board OF Directors
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-12-04
Rattle,

There will be rattle at the Ozark
saloon of a SIS fur overcoat. Tickets
so cents. Here is a show to get even
on the cold weather.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-12-04
Turkey Shoot

On Wednesday, the 25Ch the day be
for Thanksgiving there will be a
turkey shoot at Wiggin's Empire. or
course everybody knows what a
turkey shoot at Wiggtn's means. The
meie mention Of the matter is aiwaye
sura to draw crOwC
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-12-04
IT. G.. CUTTIHG,
Psopes4.s .fc Furnish Supplies

Secretary Board of Directors.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-12-31
Bon Neter6bure.

- S.rr Tbsobor 9ittad. unier frIs
berer MtbIrser, Der felt stusi Subrsn
IN 8eiblsbsm arbeitet. psilt dbsr bic
5sisrtase gum 8eiu& bier.
- Gisarrsnfabriiant Yittad entsins
wdbreno Der Bsibnadtsfsier in elmer
Der bisfssn air&sn nur nit tnapper
Jlotb ernitliden 8srIebunssn. Gr fun
slrte ole peIsnidel uno babel sertetb
feline Saar,isrbs in 8ranb. Die Slam
men periensisn ibm bic 5aare. aud irua
sr lsi4ts 8ranbnunbsn am 9eii4t ba'
bon.
- Ginss pISbIi&en 9pbss Ssritart
am Witipo6 Absno Sentp quitting BON
R,bes Strabs. 8efssr zines 2ram!abens
oaislbh. gr NOR am Nadmittus nod
IN Der Stobt unb fsste fiG naG BEN
RaHtsHen in ben 2aben nsben ben Dfen
no ibn Elm S6tpinoslanfaq .bsiel. 81
ains ,u Bette uno Or. 8srnfsin purb,
ssruftn. bel bsHsn aninnft sr in ben
lsstsn 9Gssn lag. putting mar 55 SABRE
alt uno bintsrIabi cine 6amilis.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-12-31
Opn Der Snpfette.

Wlun ssbenit bier sinsn 8sriu& sur
Dieberbelebuns ber Sanbelsbsb6rbe au
MAIDEN.
Stubteontroasur RobiniOn tat ssrsan.
sene @obe in 8bilabeIpbia Elm Henn.
pferb ansetauft uno bierber brinsen lai'
fen.
Srau Daniel Gardner bon 9rospset
Ipenus ftdr,te pereansenen NIttmob
auf benz aIatten Seitenpese unb trup
einen Bsinbrud bapOn.
Ser SdIith&ub. .8ari bon WSaer &
Stone auf S&msnfs @runbftId mar
mdbrsno Der iaItsn Gage gut bsiu6t uno
bic Babn 1T cine auss5eiGnste.
SObn S&nsibsr bon @i[Iop Strabe,
Der Dor einiaen Nonaten in elmer Der
@rubsn Der Wsitisite f&per berIsbt ipur.
be. itarb am Sonneritae Morsen unb
bic 8ssroisuns srfOIsts am SOnntas.
aboIpb. ber l2idbrise Sobn bes Ulsb.
gers Safob Sofmsifter bon Pittston
Aucnue, perIor am Disnitas bier Singer
cer linten $ lno on elmer Wuritmai1ins.
Der 0aumen enteine bem Wefsr.
am Wontas ftarb Wamie. bas 3iab.
rise 16dterlsiu bon Serrn uno frau
@briitian SempIins bon 644 Ordarb
Sirabe. Das Besrdbnib if bisisn
Diiitpo4 Ra4mittas.
Gm Nsuiabrstas pirb bic Scrunton
Sdnserrunbe in gatters 9ale bic Bsib.
naHtsbeiteeruns abbaIten. Ser 8srsin
uiro mebrere ber @slseenbeit eniipre,
tenbe 2ieoer Sortrasen, Deflamatlonen
Der &lnber unb cine GbriftbuumperIoiuns
finbsn fatt.
Susb @i[mors. Wartin GapIes, Bat.
rid 8olano unb 2ute DaIib. idmmtIit
Don osr Sioieite, tpuroen ON Wittwo6
auf bic 4ntIase bes SoIsbiebfabIss untsi
is $500 9arsi&aft ssfsat. Die AntIass
ssbt bon Der Scranton 8as unb WaGsr
gompanie aus.
Durd bas unserf6Iofsne Ssntsr si,
mes 9intersimmsrs braneen beraansensn
DlitiipO& Worssn Disbs in bic Bobnuns
Don Rsu. s. 8. Raee Elm unb raubtsn
Elm aus pier Siildsn deficiencies iilbernes
1beeierpies, cine iiIbsrns nbr uno sinsn
itpar3en neterrod. Wlan psrmutbsi.
oab tie Oiebs Der 8anoe anseb5rsn,
DeI6e in Der nmssseno Der Sdbisite
Stablpsrte berumIunssrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-12-31
Dapne Gcnntp.

SpnssbaIe. = Saiob 2ansenborfer
itarb ON 20. Dssbr. in fsinsr Dobnuna
aui Union Sid i'm alter bon rs Sabrsn
uno feline 8seroisuns erfolste ON Don'
nsritae. 2aneencorfsr ipar Elm laneidb'
rissr Beipobner cieisr Staot.
= Sn isinsr @Obnuns pabs @bhs
Nils psrharb in oOrlesisr Disnftae
Ra&t @rnit bon Doblen. st bintsrldbi
Srau unb pler 2inber. Das 8egrabnib
fanb bon Der oeuiihsn Iutberiidsn 8rds
in @bits Wlias aus fatt unb 8ahor
Charles 2iss funttiOnirts.
= 4m Wittmo6 Worsen fanb man
an Der Dsaisiie. stpa slpsi Rsiltn bon
Dbits Rius. ben Sobn 2anbsrs. IT,.
pon Traespuiae bstpubtles unb eritarrt
Gr pato na@ oem SaIf Bap 9Otsl se.
bra6t. absr aas @ieeerbslebunespsr
iu&s parsn nfoIslOs anb CT farb ON
Absnb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-12-31

-Su Gmesturp. Rai.. 1T am Sonns
tag bas Yoitamissebauoe fatt bur6
5eusr beiddoist iuorben. au1 bic Da.
rim bsFabll&en Offleen babsn uleI Sha.
osn sslltten. Der 8srluit miro auf $780,.
400 ssi6dst, tpOUon $40, 900 our4 Der.
ii1srune 8eosdt iino.
-Sn Baltimore, 3d., iit bsr fdnf.
s,bnidbrise Gonrao @ppers. Der nit ieds
dnberen Shulinaben am /. December
uOn einsm ioasn Sunbe seb,RsH purbe,
an Der WaHri6su unter unidsli6sn
S1msrjen eehorben. Ser unslldlids
Rnabe mar Dor elmer Wods aus BEN
Yaheur' Sniiitut ais esbeiIt entIohen
porosn. Yor msbreren Tassn ipuroe Ell
nsrpbs unb es ssieten fid bsutIits Sci.
den ber Ioapuib. @pperS mar bas
spsiie Dpfer bss tOasn Sunoss. Der gu.
ltano Der unoersn fanf Sunesns ldBt auf
poaftdnoise 9eilune boffen. gppsrs
mar in ben Sals sebifen wOrosn.
- 9as f&rsdli&hs GiisnbatnunsIad,
psIdss ii6 ist Der furdtbarsn Rata.
itropbe in Staissuige. 9. g., i'm SABRE
1891 susetrassn bat, bot iid Sonntas
Worssn TIM 7 llbr so Win. 81 Wsilsn
pon Birmingham. Via. ereisnet. Gin
Bafasisrsus bon Birmingham purbe
uon ru6Ioier Sano bur& Das Gufr,ibsn
elmer S6iene auf Der Gababa Slubbriids
sntsleiit unb Der 3us itursts aus elmer
pobe bon 10 5uB IN ben 5IuB uno ~
Wsniden famen um ibr 2eben; 81
2eidsn fino bereits seborsen morben uno
nah ben anoeren tplrb elfrieit eefutt.
ss untsrIiest iaum einsm 3wsifsl. baB
Der 8us sntsIe.it puros, um eInsn Riub
iussuilbrsn. &c mar Elm 2otalsug bet
8mmlnsbim Wlueral 8abn, elmer
3psislinie Der 2outspias uno Raibpill,
s,isnbabn. Rur wsniss 9aFaslsrs iinb
nit BEN 2eben bapon eetcmmsn uno bleis
lino 10 sefdbrli6 psrI,st. oab iie ni6t i'm
5tunos iino. cine ndbere 8si1rslbune
Der i&rsdli&sn aatafEopbs au ssbsn.
-Sn WiIwautes ttarb am Bora bsnp
oes Belbna6tsfeitss i'm 4lter BON SO
5abrsn cine bsutite Srau, bic f& i'm
Qerssn eines ieben tpabren Dsuti@ pane.
rliansrs ..ein bausrnbes Dsnfmal seisst
bat, Elm DenimaI, oas ibren NImsn
mehr uerewieen uuo in oanfbarer Gr'
,unerune baltsn tuirb. ale es irssno Elm
Wonument aus grs oeer Stsin tbun
i5nnts -Srau glifabstb pFfsr. Die
Bsrtorbene III 60, Der bas Dsuti6ibum
unisrss Mooptipaterlanoes bic berporra.
senofsn 9Hansftdtten beuiidsr grjisb,
unsstuuh. oas Rationale Dsutf1amsri.
taniide 2sbrer. Seminar ioipie bas bamii
eewiHsrmcBen perbunbene 1urnlebrsr'
5sm,nar, oerbanft. .-Wie gstaloMi une
,yrbbsI senannt iperben unb fsrtleben, fr
lanse es sine beutfds Bdbosii sibt. ir
pirb 5rau Glsabeth Bfitsr fortlsbsn.
iolanee in Nlmaufse bas 9lational,
Dsutf6 glmerifaniide 2sbrsrisminal
uno bns Gurnlebrerieminar feben uni
oarin graisbsr uno Gr,ieberinnen beran'
ssbilbst ipsrbsn. bic bsrufen unb befdbis
iino, i'm Sinne Der aenanntsn Prdbaso'
gen in ben 8srsinistsn Stautsn sur gbr,
Oss Osuti6tbums ersieberIi6 su ipirien
Ssnsr Wsni6 lebt am unfsrblidtsr
fort, ber bel 2sbieitsn fur bic NadmeI
ben befru&tsnoasn 5amsn ausssitrsu
bat.
~ 8efsat bas ..@o&snbIatt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-12-31
BtlfeSbarre Mabrt6ten.

b
= Sin 9Ipmoutb brannts Samftap
Dtor8sn bas Saus bon Gimotbp 8ren'
nan nieber.
= Stau Samuel @siiiinssr beri4isb
Wontae Gbsno mad lanser 2runibeit
unb mar IS Subrs alt.
-Serr un6 Srau Satob 8admann
bon 256 Slo Waintrabe feierten am
Be,bnattsabenb ibrs solosns So6,sit.
-SeIma. bic gbsfrau bon SaiOb
5alf, itarb ON Diontas Nbenb. Sic bins
terldBt ibrsm @ittsn pier sruu4isne
9inber.
- Srani, Elm G5bnIein beB WiribsS
Riemeper, rannte iib am DonnerItae bus
8Oionett zines ainosrsswebrss in bas
linis Aues.
- 9ie 2sbisb BAILEY Sompanie tpirb
in Der Sufunft an Sonntasen nur ioIde
6ratt befDrosrn, tpelde burd einen ldn.
aeren aufsntbaIt S&aosn srIsiosn
plrbe.
- MboIf RooS, Der pobIbsiannte
Wesser bon 2iober Strabe, erlag am
5ountas einem Nnfaae bon 2rdmpfsn.
gs iiberlebsn Jpn cine @ittme NIT att
ainbern.
-Sn Bead Sabsn ,erf5rte Elm 5susr
sonntas gla1t bas 8obnbuus uno bic
56eur bss Soiepb Ssuuner; bic So
Mile mar aur 9eit abtpeienb unb nidi
ooS @srinsfte tpurbe Ssrettet.
= Dis poInii6 idbii&s Spnasose
an 8eas S.rabe tpuroe Srsitas Abeno
uon e,nem Seuer be,mseiu6t, baS einen
S6ooen bon $40. 900 anrI&tsts, Der gum
lbeil petf&srt 1T.
- Der unsIadsfaq in Der Baltimore
no. Q @rube bat bod e in Wenihenle
ben seiorbert. beun elmer Der 8srIsbtsn.
RidoIaus Gbuni. harb ON Donnstitas
I'M Sofpital. Die anbsren iine idmmt'
LID aubsr @sfabr.
= No1 bem 8sri&t bon @rubsn.Sn
ipsitor O. W. Wllliams srsisnstsn f6
I'M plsrten Diitriit in ben srhsn elf Mo'
naten 80 t6ptl,1s unb 81 ni1tiboillbe
llnslddsfdQs bur1 srhsre purbsn 35
guus" g 81 m 1'" i;s b'""~' INV i'o
S'"''' ~ 2'a"'"'
SIN BEN 2aben bsr 8ebrdeer Seaib
am Squars brad am pOrlestsn Dienitas
L -. II ~ a..
aosho Ous~ s'ns" : s.s''1uVsn s o.aps Gun
.ssu.t aus vaS l'~ aul o'n oo'o.Isn
s9su Dss - s0ss.so ensoo ssnIsa.s a w. .a s,asn
SWaSen pOn eSooo ah''W's's nos0'"
v. S.am'Hsn !" s"'' 9a'''" S'u"0' s'
0a"P'' 'pa''"'
Serr SofmeSsr bon bier III fiir,lid
upn elmer Iour aus bsm fsrnen @etsn
,urlldseisbrt unb bat pdbrsnb isinss Dor.
lts,n Aufsnibaltes beiOnberS benz Berg
bau feline 2lufmsrfiamieit esi6entt, Sc
II feline Gnii6t, ouB iunse irdflise 9sute
nit stpos Rip,tal ii& bort raid Elm
os'moss" ''~''0s" ''"'''s"'
- Nm Som{iao Nb.ub S.rIud,t,n
yier q,oIen nobe Der 0antieoi. Bride ben
SIus ouf bem g,ie ,u iibsriHreiten uno
s,n.r ber gl6nn,r botte elm pieri6brio,s
Q,np in ben Mrmeu. 0ie oan,s @eis1,
,Iait brot bur6 bas Sis in bic iaIts
Siuib nurbe aber osrettst. nur bas
Sinb fonnt, man nitt tpieo,r ins Qeben
,uriidbrinoen. ba ca an pisl @aii,r a,
ihludt batte'
- -,
pert spat'es Q. pettlp, s'h pc
TANNER uh0 stIoss.s,~er Soplehopeta,ot.
oer Tann, pct M'lIss'Saite ,n essh1u@
aus penn N'p Sah pshI's S%'aIs au,'
efmedle uno sue'p os te'@eh aoplenIel'
oer 'pHemahl@ ~ osatosusn oseahh'
haro am Sonntoe 4oeho IN ,s.nem S,m'
msr IN 9olsl SienIoA II ppuaoelpeM
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-12-31
Scmfc's
SD ltoeutide Siertnbe
ais Henn apenue.

Gin uudh aitosutidsr Bdis asfibrtes eotal
no man a9sr IT, fets anssntbms S,isuihafl
~ fubsn,
Das nit btrislbtn psrbuuoene R ltau'
want Iisfett oat OsIifattfsn Der Sobrsssslt.
,Garjburgr eotb du uno beige Biers,
importirts @eb. unb StOtbustus, prima G.edr
gen k6fiSe Sseisuuns.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-02-29

THE State Central Committee Of the
Republican party is earnestly advised
that the scheme to nominate the Iegis-
latlve ticket at the county conventions
for choosing delegates to the state con-
vention would better be let severely
alone. There is no occasion for such
an innovation and no good can possibly
grow out of it. 1t Is designed in the
interest of some senatorial candidate
and must be classed as a purely poit-
ical trick. The election of United
States Senators is not the sole object Of
political organization and every at
tempt to manipulate the party in that
direction deserves condemnation.
There is a manifest disposition to pull
the wires IN such way that the people
must vote for given senatorial candi'
date or bolt their party. People viii
not permit themselves to be put into
that dilemma.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-02-29
GETTING MIXED.

Secretary Carlisle and the New Yo,k
gold bug bankers held a secret confer
ence the other day at which measures
were considered for the successful pro-
pagatiOn Of the sound currency cam.
paign, Mr.. Carlisle said later that he
was confident that both political parties
would adopt sound money planks in
their platforms. II would be interest.
ing to know upOnRwhat hypothesis, the
secretary bases his prediction, as the
Democratic party can not adopt plat.
form inlmicable to the southern states,
II has been stOutly maintained for a
long time that the south Is oYerWhslus.
ingly free silver; and the proof is said
to be found In recent votes OF Demo.
cratic representatives and senator's.
We have also been led TO cherish the
hope Of southern and western silver
coalition, but Secretary Carlisle says
there will be sound money plank in
the Democratic platform. The con.
elusion is that the gentleman doesn't
know what he is talking about or the
chances Of united south and west are
mighty remote. The Democratic party.
on the silver question, occupies exactly
the reverse position to the Republicans
ii the south is for free coinage. The
sound money element in the Republi.
can party largely predOminates, and
the silver element must either submit
to dletatiOn or withdraw. In the Dem
Ocratic party, counting the south for
silver, the silver element dominates
and the gold element must either sub
init Or withdraw. Without the solid
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-02-29
CAMPAIGN OF 1906 in
IDAHO.

There will be great many issues in this years I
pagn confined to questions of interest to people of
one of the most important of which will be the vote on The
stitutOnal amendment authorizing
EQUAL SUFFRAGE,
and every will be interested in the full discussion
subject There will be another
SENATORIAL CONTEST
IN which the usual preliminary sparing will as usual
most interesting part also the different state conventions
choose delegates for St. Louis and Chicago and to name
tickets with the accompanying discussion of the advab
FUSION.
In no other paper will state questions and the news
tne national campaign combined be found given as fully
the
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you should subscribe for the Twicea Week STATESMAN
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Address
STATESMAN, BOISE IDAHO
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-02-29

join the party of progress and modern
Ideas. All they want is a cordial inyi-
tatiOn as individuals, and as q party.
The degenerate wing of the Demo
cratic party-the corruption element
see all this. They know full well
that it means their everlasting defeat;
hence the wall of fusion. The peoples
party will not countenance fusion for a
moment, It is the leading party in
Idaho to-day, and it doesn't have to
stand aside for any one"
70 which the Pocatello Herald, light
Of South Idaho Democracy, responds as
follows:
"In some respects, we graciously con.
TESS, that the l'opulist party "is the
leading party in IdahO"-in Yaulting
ambition, In sweeping theory, in i'm.
practicable method, in peculiar imag-
cry, in warning antipathies, in dream
land philosophy, in ludicTOus calcula-
tion, and In burIesque reform leader
ship, in these several respects the Pop
ulist party in Idaho certainly leads-dis-
tinctiOns which no other political party
in the state Graves. But there are re-
deeming features about the PopuliSt
national platform which recommend
themselves TO the earnest consideration
OF all patriotic people, embedding princi
pies taught by the greatest thinkers
and statesmen of all ages. There Is
nothing new or untried about these
principles, and their adoption by the
Populist party is simply admirable
plagiariSm-theft cOmmendable in this
age Of political depraYity"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-02-29
WILLOW GREEK ROAD.

a prominent mining man from the
Willow Creek district intimated the
other dag that the people OF Caldwell
are very blind to their best interests or
unacquainted with few things they
ought to know. The natural outlet for
the Willow Greek and Rock Greek
miners is the road which leads direct to
Caldwell, consequently Caldwell is the
natural supply point for those rapidly
growing camps. An effort has been
made 70 divert the business OF the
camps to BOsie City, but there are OBJ.
Stacles which operate powerfully
against that project. The character Of
the country between the mines and
Boise render the construction of a good
wagon road between those points prac-
tically impossible. A large amount of
money has already been expended in
the attempt, but to little purpose
There are parts of the country over
which fair loads can never DO drawn
during many months In the year unless
thoroughly macadami zed turnpikes be
constructed at cost of many thous-
and5 of dollars, and which Boise is not
likely to undertake until its sidewalk
system is completed, which at moderate
calculation will req uire four or Eve
years. That ente rprising town is also
embarrassed with the bicycle question,
in dissolution of VIII iCh its best energies
are liable to be absorbed indefinitely.
The conditions which confront Cald-
well are altogether favorable. Its first
advantage is in distance and the second,
is that the entire road, with the excep.
ton Of a.mile or two, is naturally good
one. From the mining camps to this
city is gradual down hill slope which
enables the same team to draw in this
direction, at least, three times the load
1t could draw to Boise. But there is a
short piece Of bad road which could be
put in first class condition at a cost not
to exceed $500. The miners themselves
would undertake to do the job for that
sum and agree to contribute one
half the amount That means only
$3.50 70 the people Of Caldwell by the
expedituIe of which all the trade Of the
Willow Creek and Rock Greek mines
would come to this place. The bust
ness men ought to investigate this
matter and see to 1t that q good road is
completed before the opening of spring
traffic. The writer was told in Boise
recently that the trade OF those mining
camps was perceptibly and profltably
felt by the merchants of Boise. 1t be-
longs to Caldwell and ought to como
hare
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-02-29

The action taken by the Populist SEN
ators in offering to support a protec'
tive tariff bill is full Of menace to the
Populist- Democrat union in this state
Let the Populists adopt protection as
party principle and stand squarely on
free silver without ulterior fat designs
and the tendency towards Republican
Populist cOalescence will be almost IT.
resistibIe. OF course such a consum'
nation would dampen the prospects OF
many patriotic Office seekers, but that
wouldn't be a serious consideration at
large,