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Decorah-posten., 1896-12-25
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Dus-Runn.

Tn hp9te o9 erforen 2Gge ~neboeler, at parmt 8ano paa
Notfen o9 5Gooerne er et fortrinli9t IPioo .lmoo en- life I9roe.
les poloiom 6%opeopine; ben Rambler oa irar. 8ppper man Ell
Seruiet eler ct 6~aauoflGoe parmt 8ano o. burtia lraaer
bet omtring Wlapen, uirer bette nehen eieblitteligt moo SO.
lit. 5ntet ~forortuer b~urtt9ere en- 2ungesG oneeition. Ell Gals
betenoelie eler ct rbeumatht aniaIo eno ct iait 3rpf al ct
garmtoanoS' Omla8. On %ferbobbelt ientmenlo9t Serpiet,
bpppet parmt ganb, bruses iot Miooel mob 2onppine oa
Nenral9i; man logger bette SmIas paa bet imerteiulbe Steo,
og mart ipores Der Ssorine.
Croft % WioIsr eerimos.
6por let er man life ON 9interen uoiat for lroit, ia ieIu
ON bet er noeenIunoe milot; iornemmelis eielber bette Wen.
METER meo fattist BLOB, builtet oite er en- Jslse at en- uiel Sc.
pemaaoe.
er man let m~oota9elie for 5roft, Dor man altib baue go.
get at beifptte Senoerne meo; uoset llloent ON Saanoleoeue
% eierne paite Dem anOeubper Dag neo Saltpanb, eler enibe
S9noerne mob biuanoen. IRAN fan oeiaa eisre meeet til at
bolos Slooet uarmt ueo 2esemsbeuaoelier. I 81. peb at laos
5sooerne buile paa SaIene 90 iaa bepase 5ooblabene en-
@irtel. Tsnne 6remsanesmaaoe er uomeriet, naar man ib.
Der os tisrer en- bel Dag aulosu.
Gr 6roit tommet iaa piot, at Der brpoer Saar no paa
6anberus, oa er oct sobt at ~iubsnioe oisie ON aiienen meb
600 6onnims, Iasee ct int alaoe omtrins os lab. bette Iiaae
paa ON gatsn.
Dan maa albris saa Iiss fra tart auIoe inS ct parmt
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-25

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CO itt aierunosn tat for bin Dob,
Oar ou troo big uOarois at etc
Sclo ben rinssits 8irOs pca Scro,
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c, oa bar ou en- Stat | Dit SnOrs,
SOM big aloris fan p~riitss ira.
Sbi oa ~icrDrer ii mer on al atctt
Gno at sie Silfrsosbeo cg 6rto,
arGptr aDtttn Fl ilie Tom be andre
90 fan slrpts itlU Deb bet, oa ltO.
Sslgd Gio,
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-25
Dnarrta B~cbnnniins.

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M =, n1 'NE al ltuoere 6aarstS pleie, % bau aoparer itrrtt
b,i "'8'" %althlns osraf oerimoo bgr bet bsrltes goot tbi oct
s,v,. 0'0octrtuIatiouen, fierusr 6lasist, Der orabsr Saar.
iom T. W " aIe 6enieenoe Ianet at ioretrette for ganb,
2g.n%n'OO'' Saaret bets GLANDS os brin.sr bet til at uiSne.
eugt VI "e8e" Sa'''ho en- mhaofe OeeassNS
v,r, '" 00r n'e9et Tibet tilopers for be mango 5lass Saar.
WI "0'''eFeS, men ital Der brusss noeet W,ooeI ior Of
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-25
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oeb lotaIe Rtbler, oa be life uaar frein til D.
Steo, bbor Spaoontnlen bar fin Roo. AoriIgen II
adtdrrh maa ipges / $40 et, % for at bsIbreoe be-
tiaa Der t1ges Dteotctner, iou renier Stooet. Hair
Catarrh Cure "tdqeS iuo" "a prter otrette pau blu
ret o. SltmbtnosJus. Halls Catarrh Cure Ct III
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~tororonet al Ell a Snrpets bcote 2P er on benuttc
r~e1elnGsfg Deb uoiuiDrtHaen al ~9ierepter. Den e
famine Mat al be boot nero:tprtenoc Wi3Ier. ma
tIeuber. o. btbtc SlO0reuiert. Der pirfer oirests pa,
Sltninf lpHertRgen Den Deloipe EammeniR!niul @
b. TO 3Harenteutier pir'er Ill at irsmbrtuge iaabaur
nnoertu b. Reinli1ter / SebduoltHge en- al adtdrrh
SfriO efier 8ibue&bu D heron.
s. Ghenep d 10, 9rops.,
Rdd Hpothef rne T5e. Golepo, 8,
lie beoite er caa's Sumilieyller. (Eec.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-25
sra Nin9ertae, Ncrge.

Gen 24os Noosmber 1896.
Sr. 8ebattsr!
@iitnot sr 10 Rinssriss
SITE ieips 0imneri9s;
Wen bog firots fnapt bets aigs
selu | Rore.s Iisnue 2aub.
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"Teprabs Qoften@ btrfra | oo.nitaaenoe sisus
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-25
Ten life December 1896.

Zen lite December 1896.
"a, 0riisrne paa Ssmnter tiger, bet er Dift.
Glsrs al mine gtaboer bar alereDe lolst for
urite aars @%aarannammelis % bstinstt 2
O 8 Rroner itsrre 9ris pr. Splpt - rcenst
efter 7 Metsr 2rngos os 20 Gmtr. Sop -
eno forrigc Iar, % man ipaar en- Smule
poerlisers Stisning snonu.
ulDtten tan let ramns en- Mnno lao at
fse paa iIette Marteu. On ogiaa for uorts
amsrtianers pei tienOt Mano, 4ils 9oloen
fra StrsmsoobD8Oen, git ~iOrleoeu Sag til
0sltn Wsue nleo en- Sat, bpori snoel &orn
til 6Ormalins; tommcn / R9rbsoen al Mpls
len falot ban paa BET noget 9latte fSsre %
brat Senst. Soon maatte oa for bet Ssrfts
lrg9es ino paa Sslen og III Der oeiaa Sage
biulp itrar, oa Soitorsn tilf0loigois life bar
iaa langt borte. Wen osnns flyer, at bet pil
ta8e NOT iaa lang SiO a~lissosl meD en- iaa
9amnttl Manb.
6or ct gar aar foen bl.p / Speneoalsn
itiftst "Sunoer 6olteforeniug" en- mooerats
fOnisroutio Screening mso Weolemmer Of oper
Is gar eamle, ubsrpgteoe WGno al ale
Samfanpgilasier. Goreningen, Der fit en-
n~otiau flor 5ililutnins, bar til Gormaol at
oirte for llooitlins at i~ocialc og politifesams
funosforbolo i mooerat i~riiinost G~etning,
mso GrunolOOens frie Containing iom
@runola9, iamt for Gpretboloelien of Sors
%eningen meO Soerigs paa giliaar Of fulos
itrnoig 2tgeiti1etbeo. Gnpoiosre Dor Sors
eningen at oirte for Spbialp at be forfisls
lige Rrriugstiloer meO iGrlis 6snibn til
6prbeOring al @aurobrugsitnnoeu % slrbcis
osruss Raur liant for otononiF 5oroaltnins
At Stateus, gmtets % aommuueng Mioler
mto Osraf ~fslgeuoe Siuttclsttelier.
6Oreninscns gettprtIie iammentalo,r ba
Meolemmtrus til fOrifisltgs 5ioer til Siss
FUTON pper opftillsOs Sbenaer, 6orsbrag oip.,
iaut oeO enfelts 2eilisbeoer Il. Gr. 17or hot
cs andre MGrieoago til Goltcftit meo ges
o~rrtntng for Weolcmmer meo Gamer. Nan
faar Fs osiuu oa en- spinsom, iost Sorenins
gen b!auot MeblsmStrebien raao.r optr ct
goot Mufttor (0ornmufD.
Ser | 2auoet .r bet f~orrefttn blepet not Iaa
alninoelist / gp oo gD9o, at man iIutter Fg
iamnm | Gprtntnssr | be furFieaiss Giemeo.
5 9perne bar 10 SdanOprrterne fine Gags
forentnser; men / 2anobitrifterne oif eiern.
Toreninserm iaa ct politiF Sping iutsn |
9euftrts, Wooerat: eacr Ssirtrstning. Seq
nsnsr bog itfs, at Qolitit er uoelutftt ira
Gcreninesrne / gperne; ben sisr ia FAINT.
Der mere sirloenoe eno ~margeiteos pda 2aus
bet. q. Sppssuoro.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-25

HDtaarStermtnen peo Stoughton
Academy and Business Institute, Stouah.
ton, us, ~beSpnosr ben Abe Sanuar. Strtt
eiter aataloQ. 1872
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-25

g'osr, boao en- for Geutn b~sa.itrst llolGn.
otne lang for 46 aar fStr, ioa pssist 10
'ainntt ltssiaa soot ben Tug iDaa mee stu.
inn til 2auotubsts SiisHbto. Stiast man
OsriniOo fra Sistsrifartn neo til BET matcri.
sas eios edaIige SDsl,r, iaa bill man NOT
lnos, at 0tugerit, life netop CT Bet Gloos
raoo, iom Sistertn b%cipnser.
Ter bar be iohe aar for aorobrua,rnt
nGrst NOT laa trange 5iosr. arbeiospriiers
ne er pao GrunO al DC mango IrGilibt.
rtsr, Tom osn itnsrs lib or bpsoeoe - ftsens
/ en- ~bst1osIi9 @rao, meosns 4riisrue pea
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS baaoe 50, Born oe
Gtoeoarer bar orrst imad, % fer man
ben iii Stoobbgotrne, bpor Esmmtrftoffsn
Ipiler Sootorolen, tr BET life fort beore for
Observation-Disclosures Der. gtaar urotases De
ido RiertGno, iom bur pioit at jamie fs
tore 6ormuer | Stoptienpommt, pa oisit par
at taa iisbt for en- grstoel al Otres nup9s
renoe 9Groi, iau bar ben uImiuoclige mono
osrtmoo bugg't i'm STOP iii iau imaat Maol,
at Rsttoafiaitninecu al iantmt sr bIeosn fors
iotnosnee, og, oa Der sr iau Mangs, iOm life
tan iatte Earring sitsr RGrius, iaa er 6sls
gen blepen ben, at enteIts bar mattel gao fra
8aaro % 8runo, os ansrita bar 90 oGrst
bet Sano, Tom bar oirtst. men bpor mango
CT bet itte, Der / 1T 6iemlnno bar Ilautt for
tort paa, % iom, ruur be ,r TONNE til ames
rita, pa isrit bar i~orftadet ben 9Dlone Res
gel, at "glrbtiost ADLER Manotn", oe oerpsO
after tr TONNE / en- sOo Os u~aibGngis Stits
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-25

5or 2isblitfet fer ~iOrreten Sip.rne ilst
life iaa Oaarliae uo. Sen ~forlsbns Sons
mer bragte paa Rinsertte ct rnesst soot aar
baaOs for Slstbpgoerus os Stootrafterns, og,
ba ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sr ftssn. i9ris, li9ss
iauoel Tom Ssrmsrpriierue saar op, iaa
fulos man bel Osrui ie 5ssn til Iiot lpi,re
ltofgtsr for 2anomanosn.
9t bar for ct Qar Tiger foen faaet enc
% aulos, iua Der sr ct ppperlist @intsrfsrs
baaOe for ben ulmiaoslise Saarosfisrine os
for SsmmertOtten. Sirr for Ssmmerbues
item sr Der Mansel poa Golt, oa iau mango
itrsmmer til srriltberierne, boor Der 10 er
itabist Arbetos Iaret runot.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-25

9'iarbetoet paa Omlrsuineen af Nabatss
0'itH SFnort IurOal bar / Sommr Frsoet
rant rem, tott en- itsrr. arbtiosftprte bar
oRr't btfiEftt9et. Sc bratts Batter, mon
'f BAR rant til, ct man nu for itsrt. De-
fn t0lt - / SanobeO Ell 9tlFen.lie for be
Hai'tIs Qtite, Der for bar maattet tirmpe Fe
rem mto 2Gs sner Stpps / ale oisie Bats
''' 81 her bsfieftissOe grbeioers bar IF:
if Siotnos tient sOot. 9ciarbtiSet paa
S'Fe'niHGtn gsrbus StimFnsiuno | Bang
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-25

eH bsila9slig ulDlte brnots nplia | Ror:
Ot Nurnal, iost Sr. Mstaniier Sorger 9ife
3Ho'baotr at GlOslunos meianiite 9ertiteo
fdr al fig A Gtn9re pau psuitr. Saaano
! en- @e0ltma'ine peo plaatieru sag %
Ns0Ist. Sr. @ifte oar ulpttssforftret for
Ct ttsrre Stlsb, bpiliet ban M fsl0elis fan
3rot; men u~liscbtl bar bet en- Staoe af BEN
art, Of ben ittt fan ~eritattes meo 9engs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-14
MARRIED.

PETERSON BILLIARD the res idence of thebride's father, Tuesday, July IA, 1896, at F o'clock m., Mr. k. A. PETERSON, of Jonesboro, Ark: to Miss GERTRUDE ELIZABETH HILL LIZARD, of this city. Rev. W. K. Pen- rod officiating.
 Mir. Peterson who comes to Pine Bluff to get wife is one of the most prominent men of Jonesboro, well and favorably known and has quite d large number of friends here.
 The bride is the daughter of Mir. and Mrs. ". I. Hilliard, and is a young lady whose rare charms and true womanliness have won for her a host of friends.
 Mir. and Mrs. Peterson leave this afternoon for an extensive trip to the great lakes, and leave behind them a large number friends whose best wishes will always be with the young couple just starting into the new life.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-14
TO CHOOSE A SECRETARY.
The Republican Executive Commit
 tee Meets Today.

CLEVELAND, O., July l4.-Not the least important of the many matters in connection with the fall campaign to be disposed of by the Executive committee of the National Repub- lican committee, the members of which are rounding up in Cleveland today for their initial meeting, is the question of choosing a successor to Joseph H. Manley as Secretary of the National committee itself Though Secretary Manley was chosen to succeed himself at the meeting of the committee held in St. Louis the day following the con vention, it was the understanding that his successor should be named at the earliest opportunity, thus re- lieving him of the duties of office.' Several names have been whispered about in connection with the office, but among the well-informed Maj. Dick, of Akron, O., is looked upon as the leader in the race.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-14
A CALL
For a Grand Ratification Meet ing at the Court House
 Monday Night.
PINE BLUFF, Ark, July 14, '96.

PINE BLUFF, Ark, July 14, '96.
 We, the undersigned Democrats of Jefferson county, hereby call a meeting for Monday evening, July 20 1896, at the Court House in the city of Pine Bluff, at 8 o'clock, for the purpose of ratifying the nomina- ton of Bryan and Sewell, and of forming Bryan club. All Demo- erats, without regard to their views on the financial question, are hereby cordially invited to join in this movement to ratify the nomination of the choice of the masses for Pres ident and Vice-President of the United States. Hon. s. M. Taylor and Hon. N. T. White and others have agreed to address the meeting. E. w. Martin. ". Z. Tankersley, J. Y. Saunders, c. H. Triplett, @ s. Y. T. Knox, W. T. Young,
 P. c. Knox, A. T. Whitelaw, T. ". Sparks, R. L. Byrd,
 R. l.. Johnson, W. D. Johnson, W. B. Alexander, W. T. Woodbridge, V. s. Mcclellan, r c. Bridges,
 W. H. Langford, H. R. 0. Foster, H. Riley, J. P. Stanley, A. Brewster, M Hanf,
 ]. M. .Goza, Chas. Deutsch, ]. M. Mccain, Ed. Hanf,
 B. ". Wright, N. T. Roberts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-14
 The Man With Ice.

Oh. the man with ice, the man with ieel When his wagon the air divides, How the children run from the shade and sur And throng round its dripping sidesl
 s'Slicel Sliceln
 AS ie cuts the ice In blocks both large and small.
 And the boys stand by
 And the wee ones cry And fight for the crumbs that fall Oh, welcome man is the man with ice When the sun is blistering down. And the sick man turns to the light and yearns For breath OCT the blazing towni
 ssSlicel Slice!"
 Goes the man with ice As the children throng and press him.
 And he goes his way
 Through the sultry day With many sweet "God bless himln Frank l.. Stanton in Atlanta Constitution.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-14
Our Mineral Production.

The mineral products of the United States for the calendar year 1895 are reviewed at length in the mineral re- sources report of the United States geo. logical survey The report, which was compiled by Dr. naEid T. Day. chief of division, shows the total value of the products as s61l, ,795. 290 This stands against product valuation of $527,- 868, 594 for 1894.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-14

Mir. and Mrs. G. N. Hart left for Hot Springs this morning, where they will soiourn for several weeks. We trust that Mir. Hart, who is in feeble health, will return fully re- stored.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-14

Sam Jordan is being tried before Esquire w. D. Vance this afternoon. sam is the industrious negro who was delivering chair at 3 o'clock in the morning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-14

The ladies of Sulphur Springs will give an ice cream supper Thursday night July 16, for the benefit of the Methodist church. Come everybody and enjoy the evening. Free music.
 : 13 dit
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-14

Mir. A. J. Mitchell returned yester. day from Palmyra, Mo, whither he had been called to attend the funeral of his mother.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-14
PINE BLUFF DAILY GRAPHIC. 
 PINE BLUFF, ARK, JULY IA, 1896.
CITY.I ITEMS.

The DAILY GRAPHICa accepts ad- .ertssing on the distinct and uaequivocat guaraatee that it hos doily circulo- tion larger han any other dai1y aesos- vaper published in Pine Bluf.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-14

Mir. F. c. Howell and family leave this afternoon for Toronto, and other points in Canada. They will be gone all the summer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-14

General Passenger Agent E. W LeBeaume, of the Cotton Belt Route is in the city today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-14

Mir. R. P. Towner, the well known drummer of Memphis, is among Pin Bluff friends today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-14

Mitchell is the only summer drinks man on Second avenue. If you don't believe it, call and be con- vinced. No. 205 West Second.
 1 IT dtf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-14

MT. E. R. Houston and family left this afternoon to spend the summer in Waukesha.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-14

Mir. sam Katzenstein has returned from weeks vacation pleasantly spent at Potash Sulphur Springs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-14

Messrs. D. B. Johnson and E. l.. Westbrooke, of Jonesboro, are in the city to attend the Peterson-Hilliard marriage.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-14

Mr. k. B. Treadwell, of Memphis, we'll and favorably known here, is registered at the Trulock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-14

The Board of Directors of the Y. NJ. Y. c. A. will hold a business meet ing at Merrill Institute tonight at o'clock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-14

MT. Jeff Hicks will be able to re- sume his duties this week, after a severe spell of sickness.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-14

Miss Mary Burns, of Little Rock is in the city to attend the Peterson Hilliard wedding.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-14

MT. L.. c. Acruman, q prominent Fordyce merchant and manufacturer, is a guest of the Arlington.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-14

Mir. Arthur Murray has returned from Cincinnati, where he attended the Grand Lodge of Elks
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-14

MT. L. s. Stovall, of Little Rock, is In the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-14

Mir. w. T. Dowdy, of Fordyce, is registered at the Arlington.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-14

All kinds of summer drinks a Mitchell's. } IT dtf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-14

Mir. c. H. Bracey, of Little Rock, is registered at the Arlington.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-14

Last night the police captured Bob Rayford who some time ago came very near killing his wife be cause she followed him to the rail road Station. Rayford wanted to go to Hot Springs on an excursion and his wife was evidently up to Bob's tricks and wanted to see what he was doing. He quieted her with club.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-14

All the late newspapers, maga- zines, books and periodicals and stationery at Mitehells. No. 205 Second avenue. lf dtf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-14

Hoods Pills are easy to take, easy to operate. Cure indigestion, bill iousness. 25c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-14

| OSTBetween Bell Ferry and Jones Park. L-one Lefever Hamme rless Shot Gun 10 gauge. A reward of Five Dollars will be paid to the finder by returning same to O. F. Brewster. 6 dl6
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-14

Il ave your laundry done by the Star Steam \ Laundry, Little Rock. Best of work guaranteed. Telephone k. NJ. Knox Go.
 II d I'm
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-14

We know you vii! say is too late to buy Surnrar VI the following prices and see if vol, ro o, f G
 this golden opportunity to pass unnoticed. 7
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-14

I OST one gold chain with compass charm. L Return to Ike Hanf and receive reward
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-14

Order screen Doors and win- dOWs, shingles, lumber etc., from Hardin Lumber Co.,, old Rigging mill. Telephone Con- nectiOn. 54 d&sw If The Worlds Fair Tests
 showed no baking powder
 % pure or so great in ieav. eaiag power as inc Royal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-14

FOR RENT-A broom cottage, nicely fitted,
 | No 1405 West Sixth avenue. near Cherry street. Hydrant and well water. with all modern Improvements For rent cheap. Mention this paper and for further informa- tion call on A. B. Niven, Main street. near Fourth avenue. 65 dtf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-14

I OST A small gold masonic keystone Pin. L.Einder will please return to l. J. MOORE 500 Main St, 7SdGt
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-07-11

They were talking about the moscow
horror" the other day and some one
with no fear OF the devil, suggested that
this was the first time he had ever heard
Poker Dill called by that pame.-Silver
Hammer.
I Kootenai county Republicans are
nearly solid in their support OF the action
Of the silver men at st. Louis. Outside
OF the old Mcconnell guard there are
lew pie eaters in KootenM county
Nootenai Herald.
t Governor Mcconnell, knowing very
we'll that he has lost his prestige at
home, is now making play for the fed
oral patronage. His followers arc few
but If Mckinley 10 elected, which does
not now seem probable, he will to a
, certain extent be sin it," otherwise he
will sink clear out OF sight.-Market
Loke Sentinel.
The Republican is not in position
this week to either endorse or reject the
ticket and platform that were put up at
ST. Lonis. In fact, like thousands of re-
publicAns throughout the west. We are
sstride the fence, in which position we
will remain until all the national con-
ventions have been held.-Elmore Conn.
ty Republican.
Those republicans who are undeter-
mined as to what political course thew
ought to pursue should carefully consider
the situation and act with deliberation.
There is no occasion 70 "scorch" in n
matter of this kind There is ample
time for reflection, and conclusions
should be deferred until the understand
ing is fully informed and the judgment
matured.-Ca'dwell Tribune.
While the gold organs are discussing
honest money, they should be honest
e rough to specify what they mean. WHY
DO they not say gold money? WHY do
they evale the term gold and generalize
with the terms sound money" and hon
est money? Our government does no.
u dishonest or unsound currency.
The gold organs should come OUT and
say what they meap.-Spnkesman Re-
view.
While tits important tn 1t our currency
shall he OF u sound, staple character, it
Is ot the greatest importance that those
who toll shall have opportunities TO do
90 and earn good wages in our currency.
The only way to obtain these opportuni-
ties, and to restore the wage conditions
which the worSingnen of the country
enjoyed before the blight of free trade
upon the industries of the land,
IS to turn out the whole free trade crowd
and restore the policy Of prctec'ion.-l
Idaho Falls Register.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-07-11
the MONEY ISSUE.

Many OF the gold standard advocates
are advancing the argument that thi,
campaign bears close resemblance tC
that OF 1850, in the respect that il in
wolves plain Issue OF right and wrong.
No one verssd in The history of the de
moneliEatioR Of silver and its previous
place in our financial system, will ut
tempt 10 deny the statement, neither
will they admit that it is the single gold
standard people who are in the right
In making u comparison between this
and the campsign OF 1850, the single gold
standard people are in the position OF
the aristocratic pro slavery element, and
the friends OF silver, the future hopA OF
che toiling massee. occupy the position
of such loyal patriots as Lincoln and his
followers. Th, uprising in favor OF the
white metal also resembles the anti
slavery feeling that 6red the northern
heart during the campaign OF 1860.
There 10 an eaRnestness about it that
torebodes defeat to It's opponents. II
GBOA tuC pCOkhC SSiAiC itAilC ~ &CI over
the habit OF dealing with slavery in a
compromising way. At length the time
came Tor meeting the issue squar, ly
The evil had grown until it could be
tolerated no longer, when the people
arose in their might, aud Lincoln, a
Grant aRd other patriots lie | them IN
to victory at the ballot box and on the
bloody field OF hattie So with the SILVER
forces; thev have gotten over the habit
OF accepting compromises and promises
The time has come for fight to finish
and such noble leaders as Teller, Bryan.
Weaver and Others are in the saddle and
will lead the silver hosts to victory.
In . sense the issue now before the
people 10 rs important as was that OF
1850. ior it involves the prosperity of the
country and choice between hon
esty and dishoneSty-a choice be-
tween the silver dollar OF the constitn.
ton As primary money and single gold
standard. The maintenance OF the gold
standard was never contemplated by the /
trainers OF the constitution, and 4uch
men a. Hamilton and Jefferson recoS- !
nized the silver dollar as the uni. Of
valve anil ii was made so by law. 1t j. .
the money OF the people, and the gravity !
OF sneh an issue is easy 10 comprehend, |
as it oomes directly home to every citi- |
zen and calls for the same patriotic
acton that inspired the masses on the /
slavery question. The menace ola single /.
gold standard to onr freedom; yes, to the .
very existence OF our republic, calls for /
the united support OF all honest voters ,
against the evil. II is impossible to /
mistake the issue, and it is equally i'm
possible to believe that the people will
fail to decide it in favor OF humanity, as
they did the slavery question.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-07-11
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