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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1896-08-13

Coz. w. G. p. Breckenridge, Of Ken
lucky, has got some pretty hard ticks
by way of unkind and adverse Grill
cisms during recent years, but perhaps
the "most unkindest cut Of all' comes
from the Springfield RfbnbHcan. That
paper says:
dts rather rough on US gold fell
lows to have Colonel Breckenridge, of
Kentucky, running for Congress again
as phe champion of sound money.
To have John Most, the anarchist, on
our side was enough.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1896-08-13

WE fear our good and gifted friend
of the Reidsville ITtfkl, Col. John
K. Webster, he of the eIstwhlle impreg-
nable bachelor heart, has either sue
cumbed to the "softening" influences
of the weather or fallen a victim TO
the wiles of some fair maiden's soft
eyes and 'witching smiles, Judging by
the following personal notice in his
paper last week. Hear him:
Miss Luda Morrison, of Statesvile,
is visiting Miss Nellie Scales She is
one of the old North States most be-
witching beauties, full of sunshine and
music. In her presence care takes
wings, and visions of long lost Eden
float in upon the tide of fancy. All
that poets have dreamed and sculp-
tors chlzzled is more than realized in
her person-divinely tair, the embod-
iment of grace and the poetry of mo-
ton.
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MUST MATCH HIM IN SIZE.

This is going TO be a campaign OF
incidents. Mr.. X. b. Hunter, formerly
Lecturer in the Farmers Alliance and
an active organizer of that order I'M
der the late Col. Polk, recently chal-
lenged Mr.. Walter X. Henry, new
convert to Populism, to joint debate
Mr.. Henry responds, declining the
challenge with scorn and indignation.
He thinks Mr.. Hunter is "Small pota-
toes" and that he would be lowering
his dignity to discuss the great public
qeestions with man who has no "rep-
utation in the political field beyond
his immediate section" He adds in
his high and mighty strain:
Il would have nothing to gain in
joint debate with any opponent who
did not possess political prestige at
least, to my own.
''In the political battles of the past,
| have stood the equal of the best
known fighters i'll the Democratic
ranks. If the Democracy of Mecklen-
burg desire joint debate, Will meet
either Attorney General Osborne, Hon
]. Z. Caldwell, Ex-senator I. j. jar
Wis, Hon. Cy. Watson or Mr.. James A.
Lockhart, their candidate for Congress
| will not divide time with any man
of less political ability and reputation
than the gentlemen named"
Mr.. Henry's chief error in this mod
est communication is that he selects
Mr.. Osborne and Mr. Watson. Neither
OF them are his equals, and he would
actually have 10 stoop TO debate with
them. He doubtless meant to say he
would debate with no man not of his
size. The Democrats might put up
J. L. Buxton, of Winston, John w.
Thompson, of Raleigh, or Haywood
Best, Of Greene. Mr.. Watson wouldn't
do at all. He isn't as tall as the
scorned Mr.. Hunter.-Ac7os ana o.
SST7Sr
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Mr.. J. II. Young was visitor to the
capital city this week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-01

resolve to practice what they had heard.
SAID that as there were so many presen;
who had not had the privilege Of speak
ing, the meeting would now be thrown
open lot all who felt so disposed TO ex.
press themselves.
Ihis Invitation was accepted by forty.
one persons all OF whom bore faithful
testimonies and occupied four hours
time.
Thus ended one Of the pleasnntc, 4
conferences ever held in the South Sea
Island. The spirit OF Col was felt
throughout The entire gathering aud
even nature seemed 10 be on hand with
her most beautiful weather. Taken us
a whole the Saints IN the Mlhia are
Going rs well as can be- expected OF
them This is by far the largest con-
terence in the New zealand mission and
is steadily on the increase. Twenty
persons have been baptized and seven
children blessed since our April con.
ference
Tomorrow Elder o Brien leaves for
lieretaunga; Elder Teeplcs returns TO
Iefanga, while Elders Hoagland, Allen
ana Lambert remain IN the conference
making their usual rounds among the
saints and also preaching to outsiders.
During the last few months every vi laEe
IN the conie cnce has been visited both
whefe the Saints reside, whom We visit
every month, and also the outsiders
Many seem quite favorable aud we hope
u vii not be long before they will EN-.
brace the truth. "NirAsiA,n
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Denver.
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D. A. MADLLlGH. Zen. IatfEf, A.
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CHICAGO,
ST. LOUIS and
EAST.

You lonv1 ogden, of
Salt Lake lu the oven.
luE, and aiier bre tk.
fasting iu tho sump.
tuuus dining car, ~ no
SANTA FE ROUTE,
Uu tho third mornlns,
ypu arrive In Chicago
or &C. Louis iu season to
ntioud To- huaiuoss or
connect with all fast
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gently that tHe track ~
tho ATCHlSDN. To.
PEkA & SANTA FE
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York Central could be
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et 10y IL magnificent
trains
GEO. T. GILMAN
GCn0ral Agent Passonr
O = Department.
90 We-l Second South
street SAILS Lake Clty,
Utah.
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Itlectrio nIttera.

Electric Biltefs Ia mtdieine suiteS
for any season, but perhaps NOR,
generally needed 10 the 5prlng. whsr
the lAnguld exhausted feeling pro
vallt, when the liver Ia torpid ant
aluggit and tho need Of tonic AnC
Alternative 10 felt. A proper use Of thil
medicine has often ayerted long ant
fatal bilious ie1err. No medicine will
freeing the system from the IA llETia
poison. Headache, Iudigestiou, Con
siipRtioD, DiEElneSa yield 10 Electric
Buffers. Only hity cents boItlH
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Marvellous Results,

= rom u letter Wntlen by Rev. j.
GundeTman, Of Dimon dale, Mich,
we are permitted 10 make this exuAoli
81 have no hesitation Ia recommend
ing DR.. Klng'r New Discovery, No the
results were almost marvellous In the
case OF my wife. while l vas pastor
Of the Baptist Church ut Rivss juno.
mon succeeding La Grippe. Terrible
paroxysms Of coughing would last
hours with little Interruption and II
seemed ~ II she could not survive
them. A friend recommended DR..
KiuE's New Discovery; II was quick
Ia ils work and highly uatistac'ofy In
results" Trial bottles free At z. q. NJ.
l. drug department. Regular Aizs GOO
aAd bl.0O.
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NEW TIME CARO-, IN EFFECT GEG. /, 1886
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ca Daily, 81 FsAsis4s


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dTedge & Co., Western Hardware Co.,
Salt Lake Hardware Co., and Geo. A
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-01

Mrt. w. l.. Easson has purohased
he dress making parlors Of Mrs. NJ. J
Stewart, rooms 80 and ~ Scott Auof-
bach block and soliciis the patronage
Of Mrs, Stewarps cuat0msre Rnd others
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DO the same as formerly.
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wiiford woodruff, Geo. ~. Cannon,
President Cashier.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-20
WAYTO BEGGARY" BE WISE IN TIME AND USE
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has been fairly made and triumphantly
won by one candidate the friends of
other candidates should not join TO
weaken the victor before the people.
But the friends Of Mckinley have no
complaints TO make from this point of
view, for the reason that the assaults
upon him have had the effect TO rally
10 mis- support a strong column of val
liable friends.
Mchlnley'S success has been brought
ABOUT by the unprecedented devotion
OF the masses of the party. They look
upon MIN as their representa- tive, and
their friend, and the exponent of the
principles which they advocate. and
Whiie this IS true, the conservative bus
mess men of the country have conf
dence in Mckinley also. One of the I'M
written rules Of political campaigns
which has seldom been violated by any
candidate for the presidency is that
the candidate shall not make a plat
form The violation of this rule cost
Henry Clay the presidency, and from
that time to this no man has violated
it with tmpunity. No mans friends
have a right to call upon him to fore
shadow the party's platform; much
less would any candidate be permitted,
under any Circumstances whatever, TO
answer the interrogatories of a cabaI Of
his enemies, and combination formed
within his own party and outside his
own party-a conspiracy of bosses and
Democrats TO force from him a declara-
ton as TO what the platform ought TO
be. A man who would fall into the
manipulation Of such a conspiracy
would be, totally unfit to be president
of the United States. Major Mckinley
win respond to the platform. but he viii
not dictate what the platform shall
he "
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-20
PANIC PREDICTED ON nrKINLEy
Trade Journals Threaten Il the Ohio Man
Doesn't Speak Out.


Washington, May 19.-The great fight
In the nation now is over the silence of
Mckinley on the financial question. All
the great trade journals are denouncing
his reticence. The United States IN
weston is the most bitter 1t SAYS:
THE fact cannot be concealed that
the financial outlook has darkened per
reptibly in the last month Il is to be
feared that unless the business inter
ests of the country are speedily assured
beyond all doubt that the gold basis
will be maintained inviolate, the outlook
VIII assume a most portentious charac-
ter We have no desire TO excite alarm
butthe fact cannot be withheld that the
more acute business ears have already
begun to detect ominous sounds It
must be APPARENT 10 the dullest witted
shat credit cannot be in a strained con-
uition month after month without a
break. To change the metaphor. the
political parties are playing with fire.
by dallying with the advocates of nm
sound money, they are fast destroying
not only the national but individual
credit. The present feeling in the I'm
ancial and mercantile wirld is NOT nm
like that witnessed prior TO the panic
of 1893
Hambleton & Co.'S circular issued in
Baltimore, says:
The Man cturers Record of This
city recently sent letters 20 many man.
ufacturers in various sections OF t.ha
country. containing the following cues
zion: What is most needed to bring
about greater prosperity for the general
industrial interests Of the entire conn
Try? Sixty per cent of the published
replies state that a gold standard. hon
est money, and the ceSsa ton of the sill
yer question are essential 10 the rees-
adjustment OF prosperity Only eight
out OF us replies demanded free silver
coinage. and one fiaJ money. About
one-third think the tariff question most
important, but many Of these pronounce
only for n tariff which shall producA
sufficient revenue for the government
and about half Of this number ask ooI,-
for a settled tariff and 4 removal Of so
disturbing an element from politics
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1t.

That is the best way to take Ripans
Tabule, best because the most pleasant.
For all liver and Stomach disorders
Ripans Tabules are the most effective
remedy, in fact, the standard.
Rpans Tabues Sold by druggists.
No. 10 Spruce New York.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-20
GROsvENoR HAS QUIT FIGURES
Issues His Last Bulletin and Closes the
Game OF Marbles,

Issues His Last Bulletin and Closes the
Game OF Marbles.
Washington, May 19-'This is the
last announcement in the way of bulle-
tins regarding the Mckinley campaign
that / shall put out" said Representa-
tive GrosvenOr this evening, for / am
pretty well convinced, as well as the
people of this country, just how matters
stand regarding our candidate and his
chances Furthermore, l do not pro-
pose to be drawn into any long-winded
discussions with those who are setting
themselves up against the popular up
rising for William Mckinley, but from
this forward the facts will speak for
themselves.
Last week closed the election of dele
gates 10 the st. Louis convention, and
Mckinley was indorsed by all the states
which expressed an opinion during the
week-Washington. Wyoming. West
Virginia and North Carolina. The free
silver states of course refused the in
dorsement Of Mckinley and their dele
gates are uninstructed as to persons.
but they have received very peremp-
tory orders as to principles. There are
now elected 9lS delegates, but four in
Arizona, four in New Mexico, and four
in Oklahoma must depend upon the
future action Of the national conven-
ton for seats in that body. the official
call only authorizing them to elect two
delegates in each Of the territories.
Today the Mckinley delegates elect
ed are as follows.
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Es.ablshsd q Is72 an1 f9r tsyenty-f9ur
years has stood AZ fhe bad % al Week
lies III the state. There are people Ia
tais county Nao have read 3, from is
frat sssae AID are readers today. WHY
dc thsy read so 'slmply teca1ae they
are after the reliable aid izsszt n~us
AT can oaly gei o. through thta medium
o. has more columns q Ess Fsas4lrE
than al TIE Weexilen 81 the county.
bcs ness men are approached 9aliy -
q pfeAeniatlTse au1 even pTogT.etess %
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oppression that they have fba ssTgeet
circulation & the county. WEI. - pay
TIE FyataEe T-hey 60 not II faey
are the local pags7 sslsy eaalrEl thsy are
hard - locate There have been hun
frefs = thsFn 81 ft.s tzsuty four years
that TIE Eagie 1as ben sa fae asa4 al
have did a. many ulofs mzss q a.
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In Mississippi there is contest for
delegates-at-larEe and for district dele
gates in seven districts; IN other words.
contests for the entire delegation. but
both delegations are equally enthuS-
isstic for Mckinley. 50 they may be
properly counted The same : true OF
one OF the districts OF Tennessee IN
which there is contest, but II al the
delegates contested in all the states
which are fo- Mckinley are thrown ont
and the votes OF the contes1ing delegz-
lions given solidly 20 some other can
diia5s IL VIII not affect the result I
stand by my estimate OF more than two
weeks ago that II there shall be CON-
plete roll call Mckinley VII have CO
votes.
The support accorded % Mckinley
IN the country at la-se has been great-
y intensified during the week. ire
stronger assurances OF support have
come from men who. I'D 20 this t1nle
have either been indifferent O. have
supported Other candidates. TIE AZ
tack upon Mckinley. enanafing rom
NeF York. upon me question OF money.
las aroused q bitter feeling znoug TIE
distinguished Republicans u The ezst
men who believe that when Ire azas
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der 1t promptly, but one should remem-
Der TO use even the most perfect rene
dies only when needed. The best and
most simple and gentle remedy is the
syrup OF Figs. manufactured by the
California Fig Syrup COMPANY.
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In ninety days. use DzNDERINE II
you cannot get your hair hack. Won can
get YOU money back All druggists.
$IOo.
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gh daIita Daily Eaole aalcdnau zfor,uo gelap 20 lses
DRANK TOO MUCH
TROUBLE IN THE OKLAHOMA
PRESS ASSOCIATION.

,hsrge Is Made That at the Last Two
Meetings There has Been Entirely Too
Much Attention to the Flowing Bowl
Isenberg of the Enid Wave Dramatic
ally Withdraws-Then Oklahoma City
Times-Journal Backs Him UP-It Is
Rumored Again That Judge Scott has
Resigned His Place.
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Advertisements under abave cizssinca-
tons must be IN the counting room BY
o'clock every night except Saturdays
which Is 10 o'clock.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-20

cost much and every family who has
not already made provisions against
this danger should do so as soon as
possible. There would rarely be death
from cyclones, if there was cave at
every home and Immediately back of
every business house. This should be
seriously considered and attended to, as
ii provides against the loss of life,
which is almost certain TO result from
visitation of one of these terrible cleo
trical storms.
IS 1T REESE?
The Shawnee Quill says: While some
ladies near Dale were out looking for
strawberries they came to a spot where
a brush heap had been burned and in
the ashes they saw the burned and
charred remains of a human being.
They reported the find to some men
who made an examination and found
part Of the hip, jaw, collar and finger
bones. The county officials were ntified
of the discovery. Some time ago
farm hand by the name of Reese Lester
suddenly disappeared and was never
heard from. These bones are supposed
to be his and that he was murdered.
No reason can be given for the murder,
however, as he was very quiet and in
offensive man and had no money.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-20
WANTS CAVFS DC

The Perry Enterprise advises It's
readers editor!ally as follows: The
number OF cyclones which have occur
red all around Us during the last week
leaving death and destruction in their
pathway should be sufficient warning
70 the citizens OF Perry who haI-z -,
done 50, 20 prepare cyclone caves U-i-b-
out deisy. We hope We shall hsva -,
occasion 20 use them. but tney shoyIi
be ready, in case We do. They do MT