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The Yale expositor., 1896-11-27
F.& p. r. r.
TIME TABLE.
I'm effect November 10, 1896.
WEST. STANDARD TIME. EAST.

MAIN LINZ EAST
Leave Saginaw 800 NJ. Arrive at Flint ~ :53
p. NJ, Holly 30 z. NJ. Detroit $40 p. NJ, Toledo
4:l5 M.
MAIN LINE WEST
Leave Saginaw 4:47 p. NJ. Arrive at Midland
8 20 p, M Mt. Pleasant 90 T. NJ, Clare $3.50 p.
NJ, Evart Z :27 p. NJ, Reed City 1855 +. NJ, Bald
win $40 p. NJ, Ludington 9:4S T. NJ, Manistee
l0:l5P. NJ.
Connecting at Ludngton with Steamer for
Milwaukee during the season OF navigatiOn),
making connections for all points West and
Northwest.
Sleeping and Parlor Cars between Bay City,
Saginaw and Detroit.
Connections made at Port Huron and Detroit
In Union Depot for all Points South, Canada
and the East.
For further information see time table ofthis
Company.
F.A. GRISWOLD. Agent, Yale
The Yale expositor., 1896-11-27

Huron, but with the reseryation-t that
anyone living one mile south of.that
line can by handing their name to
FIR. Laughran be allowed to go into
the Yale parrish and priest will be
appointed not later than March, 1897,
for the Yale parish, and before we see
1898 new Catholic church and rectory
will be built in Yale, st. Clair county,
Mich, according to Diocesan calcutta
tons at the present time.
The Yale expositor., 1896-11-27
To Corresoondents.

All communications for this paper
should be accompanied by the name
of the author; not necessarily for pub
LEGATION, but as an evidence of good
faith on the part of the writer. Write
only on one side Of the paper. BE
particularly careful, in giving names
and dates, to have the letters and
figures plain and distinct.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-29

,-.. -.,-,iar meeting Of the CITY Scno l,i
,.l., os the city of Richmond was Ae.u
g., tns Citv nan yesterday atleFnoo. a.
o,cio,k There were present Mess,'. 90
Ts,.,or Tilvson. James II. CapeIs' , Aiol.1.
1pSnl'rs r.. Edeor shine, r. t. b,ls5 4,
~ NJ Turpin. Superintendent w. J.
NV and Clork g. b. iady.
me eunerintendenl submitted nus inon'n-
d. ,,.,,-i which shows an ehrolil'i.n. vi
,.,',c tio. coiorod 1890; total, l0''''.
,,,. e,iDoriutoudent says the Schools are
.ro~o,,ohiv orcnnized and are dong 'ei!
,rhere are now l55 white schools and lOl
,oioro5. total. 90 schools. with eighteen
rrinciplcs l59 white teachers, and ~ COLI
rred teachers. "a total Of 25i teachers.
Tho suncr.ntcndent reported the follow
ING RESERVATIONS: Martha p. 'oote5 ana
earah T. Brown and fhe appointment OF
cnhert Hanklns as state Student al me
VIRGINIA polytechnic Institute
ZINE uieht schools VIII open on lhurscay
NIGHT next at 1880 o'clock. az Nicholson
enrinyfeld Leigh. East-End. and Baker
school buif.aes.
The boarc requested the superintendent
IN return thanks 20 the strcct-cir come
ranios OF this city for hair fare tickets to
school children during school hours.
Mr.. a. ID IanlrAin. having removed
from ihe Second TO the Third district re
SIGNED his membership in the board
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-29

rcrfoct as that OF the greatest bank In
Montreal. Each branch has the best IN
formation on financial affairs. and each
has at command a supply Of loanabie
funds ten times greater than II actually
needs. because the head office always mas
millions lent on call in the United states.
which it would be glad 10 use among the
farmers OF Canada. \ similar state or
things might easily exist in the United
States: but 10 is made impossible by lesls-
latl0n, for which the farmers themseiEr'
are chiefly responsible. and which Ny
Bryan and Mr.. Mckinley agree In laudlns
as the perfection of human wisdom.
Thus the true remedy for the hardshlps
of American farmers is TO be found tas ID
So many other cases. not IN more ieS'ii'-
ton. but I'm more liberty. Like so many
other problems. which have puzzled wiser
mo, than farmers. II proves 20 be prob
lem I'm just taxation. rather than IN coiE-
axe or standards. The stubborn resist
ancs Of farmers 10 those reforms IN taxa
ton which were long ago adopted IN Great
Britain and Canada has brought them INTO
conflict with the evolutionary laws OF
money ag well as OF taxation IS
seems 20 me. just as natural law ueNel-
oned the use OF money m place oil barter
tho use Of silver i'm place OF copper the
iisa Of gold I'm place of silver, and me use
of hank notes i'm place Of coin. so N IS
now eunplanfing coin and notes alike ny
hank cheques. More and more coin goes
frt, hank vaults. 90 boz kept as ballast IN
o. shfn-ahsolutelv essential while out or
SIGHT hut a nuisance when brought 10
tb. surface The i7ea that bimetallism
v.ifb or without International agreement
can reverse this p of evolution, APP
naa~s % my unistructed mind simply III
credible. But. feeling properly humble
fn Wow Of the great array Of college pro-
fassors and eminent bankers who MAINTAIN
that theory. I protest against abuse or
tho moor farmers of the West, VINO re-
5neo the college and banking theories 10
,ractioe And. foolish as ] think their
,,o+bods Of taxation 20 be-ta@ing money
ana an other loanable capital 2 II per
cent while demanding that interest
sboula De reduced 10 Q per cent, ana
thrs driving away the very money Tor
,,iioh they are so Cacer-is not the same
foli,, advocated By much wiser mem Has
.hora not been much said IN England late
Nv I'm favor OF making personal property
erf'ioat "a local ratcs2 That g. precisely
What American farmers actually do. and
chose rates amount 10 nearly half the In
come from such property. wherever fuiiy
collected. II England ever puts personal
rronertv on the rates equally with real
n-onerfv She will find banks shrivel mp
and canital hide itself exactly as is now
the case among the Western and South
orn farmers of America.
Your 0bcdient servant
THOMAS G.. SHEARNiAN.
Roval Hotel Blackfriars. Sept. T.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-29

New Company VIII Run Baseball IN inns
fity NcNt b ear.

Nv comnanv VIII Run Baseball III ms
civ NcAt Year.
Mr. w. j. Bradley. who for two sea-
cons has carried on tie business ''os.
successfully. las decided to organize 'ie
piobmond Baseball Association ne
- b. offered OF very reasonable terms
,.-.1 ,,-u doubles an Doe taken WIN" %
."- rhe richmond club has Maue
-. ror fts owner, and now lH@e ''-'
.,.t.rs "a now field, where li'-
,,iu make more than % guar a.''''
frrro homo. OBJ. iuvcs tment wall "o
be "a profitable one. ,-..a,,l to
-t'-s-,.r Wells has been re-ensa-e' ~
..-.,o~. the club. and viii nave
.'~,,,, of baseball palyeIs mere
lin, from which TO choose Al'
ti.rrro,,s LIE fast ce@lie l'' ,
-.ortb and Willie Brandt '-o .r.-
1ost man I'm the Virginia Ae"-D ,.
so.eon will Join forces Win u'' VIM
.,.l. other mon must Doe good iiel'els '''-
MIA stock Of the new company "l" pc
r.,s9ol into two bur irel '..- MI
,,..frh Mr.. Bradley Will take ".'.
NIasers. IT, l.. Maynard anu a., +.i-.
,,-,..,r of Port mouth. Wa laN'
t,rentv-dvo each. and the Ieiil''.i'',-.
,..~-r,1 win DE disposed Of as wanted.
Ths rules OF the league allow am, amy
Sectional League club 20 draft any p.''y
froro the minor leagues after lne IA
- October. upon the payment OF Hn.u
s,r of money. Several CLUBS W-.e ,'-...-
ioas 10 get Tannehih, ana the I'.'..D,.i ,-
,,.,,ao,mcnt simply made an oH,, ~ 81.
xichmond manarement .,-...ef...
e,,m required after October anu
secured him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-29
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
REPUBLICINS IND DEMOCRATS AC-
CUsE EAcR OrHEROF UAFiIRNEss.
Both Are After The Popnlist Note-Iiea,y
Cotton Eeceipt--A College student
Nominated for Congress.

RALEIGH. n. c.. Sept. Especial
Republicans over the state are declaring
that tho Democrats are rcsorting TO most
anything to secure Populists votes. isc-
pubacans lay special claim TO tho Popu-
list vote. and object to any effort to win
il by amy other party.
Cotton receipts here last week by wagon
were over 800 bales.
The supreme Court to-day devoted Its
time 10 tho e1auanAtl3n OF siNty-cne APP
pAcants Tor license. This breaks the
record Of ali former classes.
Wake Superior Court convened to-day
Judge Boykin presiding. Tho docket Is
i very light one.
YOUTHFUL CANDIDATE.
At the Populist county convention last
week one OF the nominees nominated Tor
the Legislature was a student AZ Wake
Forest College. lie ~ just tweniy-one.
and is taking a special course lie was
greatly surprised az his nomination.
The news OF n horrible murler near
Henderson Friday night reached here.
Two negro men murdered a white woman
Of bad reputation. They were captured
md are in jail IN Henderson
Local rains fell yesterday around here.
but still there IS great neei fer rain.
MORE FUSION.
A rumor this morning IS that Democrats
and Populists VIII fuse on Governor. nam
Ing W. A. Guthrie. and sending cyrus
y. Watson 70 the Senate This comes also
fror, sho West and certain EXPRESSIONS Of
the Populist chairman this morning point
10 this result. The Republicans want
three tickets for Governor IN tho fold.
n there IS fusion they may be beaten.
though many think that Democrats viii
refuse 70 vote FOR Guthrie or course
threa tickaia IS q hettor show for Russoll.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-29
rnnAccc EXCHANGE.

Richmond. Va. sept. -, 1896.
private sales reported 20 the secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco TRACE to-uay
were extremely light
The tobacco inspector reports to-day;
1.......f ions Brignt. 40 hogshcads, darn,
az io..heals. western, 7 hoesheads. he
insDecliOus-B Bright. hogsheads, western
,r--een1'S. Myers. old Dominion. Cren-
claws Sh0ckue, Meals. Davenport S,
Planters. and SeabroOks. tobacco ware
houses report to-day. Receipts, 80 pack
ares. deliveries, 1876 packages.
nited states internal revenue collec-
lions on tobr ZOOS Tor the city OF Rich
mord. Va. today. Cigars and cigarettes,
S3.42Io5; plug tobaccos. S4.sO2.le. Total
bie bright loose tobacco break. i'm
Gliding some Franklin county wrappers
and other fine tObaccOs, viii De offered
az the Planters w'rehousc to.inoiIo"
(Iucsdayl september ~ lNi' The cs-
pecial attention OF buyers is called 10
Inc petersburg Record" OF Saturday
September 20. 1896.
Inc folowing Will show the movement
OF tobacco during the past week az inc
various warehouses. Centre inspectlO
81. receipts. 20 Farmors-lnspecu is;
rocotpfs - Inspections, lVi re-
ccipts H. oOres-lnspecu q. To-
tal-Inspections. %. recs2esos .. o. Do time
Inspections 70 date. 1'iov' sunni 'iiii-
TSSsc-isf october 1904. to August y,
1895. S.Gl5, 9GG; from october /, lS'". 70
AUGUST .. 1896, G.2I5939.
j. b. MCDILOCIl, lnspecor.
Ncssrs Charles W. BONNER & Co re-
morn ire Iynchburg NaD tobacco mar
kot for the week ending Saturday, sep
t.mb.r % 1896 as follows.
sales for week ending september IL,
1896 et1OO mounds sales for week enulhs
geptcmber %. 1896. $500 pounds. IN
grouse week ending September 20, 1876,
"a, 100 pounds.
S.ass from Octasaar /. 1895, TO Septem-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-29
Funeral of Hr.. Rockccharlle.

The funeral OF Mrs. Jennie Rockechar-
lie took place Sunday afternoon. In the
presence OF q large concourso Of friends
and Acquaintance. the impressive funeral
service OF the H. u. Church was said az
St James church. and all that was NOR
tai OF q devoted and loving wife and
mother was laid Go rest In lakewood Gem
etei-y. Loved by all who knew her for
numerous acts of unselhsh kindness. she
died. as she had lived a noble example
Of Christian faith and resignation. The
sick end distressed az her neighborhood
have lost a thoughtful and untiring friend.
while husband and children mourn a loss
that no earthly means can replace.
Tender and Loving hands strewed her
grave with flowers. while the last sad
chants OF mourning hearts assembled 10
Heaven.
The pall-bearers Were:
Actiye--w. s. Blankenship. George. Dun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-29


Der &c. 1896. fo,2i2S POUNDS; safes ltoi'
October !. 1884, 10 september 20 4o'19'
~ .s81. go pounds, sales rom o-so. ,o, az, ~,
1898, 40 September -, ioJi' -''''''N@'
pounds NOR.
Tho bulk OF pusiiosa e'nc 1- - ar.
Icriugs Of sanr wore itiii4 ietht. li,,o
for some oi inc nediun bi-',s ~ ~
s-' -lai"r. .is. h"t 4.l %. -s mi
cutters there wls bat litue dcinhhd, ana
those that were spli appeared i"", ,,.'
mon anu l0uait aciiDt f"ilcti'' "a Di'r.t"
no ono seem 10 want az an As H'9n
ass We have season we eAptcl he'.Ns
receipts ol new darks The tobacco, We
Understand. has cured zap nicely, and no
doubt all u.t certain per cent OIL feii
fine leaf, lut ae 20 what the cIJp WI"
prove fo Doe on the whole. reports are so
conflicting thar 10 b. hard 90 sly.
The trial OF the c,-se OF s. i. iiaihey
against o. j.. Jones O. Sons is pIot4,e.-
ing very slowly Inus II p cIiy " i',, ,,.,',I
Tor the rihhtil nave 49,.
Major Haley ls ende1For1T ID Prove
that his t0Daccos We're sacrihccd' ana .Ila1
they ought to have sold at d CORES
pending profit as those bought at lAe
Same uma hy Miller g. Hawkins.
SIR Alex. Harthii reports me l.oniS
Vile thtJ tobacco hIAih.t lu,o Zoo az
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-29

DENIsON. TEN. Sept 2S.-Serious
a.. Cioefaw council at 'luscahOma. which
couvcnes next Thursday United states
froors have been ordered there. GOV
ern,r NcCurtain has written United
states Indian Agent Wisdom 10 send q
e0rqd Of indian police 20 be present AZ
fIa oncniug OF the council. McCurtain
r. convinced that an attempt will De made
t,- the jackson party to count him out
and seat Jackson. I'm that event theie
vii lie IlnnMaI.l.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-29

Cards are out for ths marriage OF Miss
Ruby onyx Sydnor, daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. J. j.. syonor, OF this city, AMI
sister Of Mcssrs Eugene and STANLEY sgd
nor. also Of this city, and SIR James ~
gar spainhour. OF North Wnkcsboio. y.
O. The marriage VIII take place to-day
at noon. mt the Baptist church, North
r.HffI..fo~u
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-29

NORFOLK. VA. Sept 27-Ephraim
Carpenter. an crring citizen 81 Cherry
Vile shot himself yesterday Afternoon
and probably cannot live. Carpenter de-
serted his wife and six children 20 live
with a woman in the same neighDJrhO9d.
some months ago he Was arrested aud
released on hail, but his bondsmen yef-
teriav surrcudered him. and the sheriff
vgent to where Carpenter was working ana
arrested him. intending % take iim 10
ian. As they started away Cssp'nitr
drew n pistol and shot himself throus .
tho bowels. Inc doctor p'o"''-''' D. "
fatal wound.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-29

WILMINGTON, ". c., sept zo.-E sln
errn. Strained sf.3s: good strained, Sl4O
Turpenune steady; machine, 244c.' IT,
regular, -5.ic.
Iar firm 40 SluJ. o., .o.
crude turpeutine steady; hard, SLoO'
soft. ST. 50. virgin SlCJ. ~
pcntine market firm OF -3i4c.
Hosn firm. Quotations. B1 O., ana
D.. $50: f.. and F., 81 40, g.. H. Is"
and *. 81 80. NJ, 81 90; ~, Sl.epi w. g.,
So 100. W. W., SIT. ......,,,..
SAVANNAH. CA. Sept. 2o.-IuIpent -e
opened firm ut 2Hlc. with sales, OF I'D
D..eh- and closed al -ite- pia' WIN 7'io
of on casks 40 2ii.c. ana 45t CASKS az
2is.c.. receipts. 1O22 casks. .-.,.
Ros.n firm 40 the advances sales a..'V
barrels. receipts BIB barrels. quota
l0as. A.. b. a., a,ld d. >lii4g; ii lsi.
~. 81 Is: w. c., s. 10; W. W., $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-29
T1TTIM0HE MNNEET.

BALTIMORE. MD, Sept Isl -our
ol-... all ulm western auperunt, H-.lyt
.. ..Ir. s-.UUua.ln, FANNY, S".iU ..'-'i
s.eUD415: straight, S3.OfH".Jh
Wheat Unsettled and hianci' Spot alla
$. 1t-inhcr o3teatf4c. oc-oucr N't a
cue: December il'iai-c.i son'n.ln IVY
corn Quiet. SPOT and September -i'44
o-s.0. october. 21.- l2t gc.f new or o'l'
No2omber or December, -'i2f -'.i'., S,'il'
arc 2.a,c.. steamer mixed, -'it 70 .2-.'
eo,,theru white coru 29g.Oc.; yeIoW, -J4
0ats steady: no. . white, 24Q25c.; No
Iire arm: 10. .. near by. So 4059c.; No.
liav frmar: choice timothy $500
Grain freights steady. steamer 10 Nv ~ sel
orders. per quarter. &C., october.
f.lGs quiet 40 lAzc. ..
Sugar steady; graduated 4'sc'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-29
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKEr.

UNION STOCK YARDS. ILL. Sept
-Cattle: Receipts, 70 900; maIke- easy
and Joe. lower, common 70 extra stetii7,
s.IJu5OJ. stockers and feeders S-.oo =
III. tIl.i.lttI. western rangers. 5Z.lV4aui.
iio..-Reccpts, 1900 market tim ana
-e higher. heavy packing and shipping
lots. S2.S0033J, common 10 cholce miA.1,
S-sJ05.4ji cloice assoI. -., f,'i'. '''''
light. S3.OO035U. piss. SLJJ4'.,o,
Sheep Receipts. 5000, market WeaA
and l0c. lower. inferior TO choice, }Lo04
= LII. L--u.. s. LlH- I. ID.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-29

can. +. c. Murphy. W. S. Roane. A. O..
Stage, and G. Dominica
Honorary-Frank Garry, Richard Nor
gan. Andrew Tmborake, j. l.. Flood.
and Herman Paul
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-29
rnrAsrRY GOLp REsERVE.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept 2s.-The
moi gold In the treasury ar The close OF
business TO- day stood ~ 9lz2 Vio,o0V. Inc
... Withdrawn at New 10TH 'J-"@g
amounted 10 S5S2uu.
There was received % New YORK To-Day
100000 in gold in exchange lor cur
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-29

The American tobacco Company Demurrer
NEW YORK. Sept. 2s.-JnaGe Ilt1-
acrald today 90 General Session set
November 500 as thc date ou winch l'
hear argument on o. demurrer AGAIN
r.s Indictment found los- May against
the officers of the Amcrcn 4onaeco
company. The Indictment was lot
nisdomeauor charging u.-A" I'D
i'.-..,-, m the officers to ay and control
the market prices of c.aait.-'''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-29

NEW YORK. Sept. 2s-Cotton quiet:
t.-.n. nllolug. 7-l6;
cI..s fleelufs. f.Uj bales. exports 20 the
bales. stIce go h.ios an spilners stock
(actwD. 5000 bales.
l.... .f. rcce'pts. IS 40 bales.
a.. Britain lH 1I4 bales.
continent. 1910 bales; stock. coo 155 bales.
loal ~ Tar thls week-Net receipts.
a.. as. babes. exports 10 Great Britain.
.f.y2 bales: continent. 22.396 bales.
Total since September ist-hct receipts.
SOSrl1 bales. exports 70 Great Britain,
j.s.Oil bales. France. 1882 bales: con
alnent. MIRO bales.
Eutures oosed steady; September and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-29

october. S.i5: November, SIG; December
80. January. 500, fcorudLl, sou March,
S8I. April. Sis. May, o."-' JDi'' o'''
sales. IlH..vO bale. .,,o , ~.
IINEHpOOL Sept 2S-l2.p i. NJ
Cotton. Moderate business "ne pi'1
,f.ta,. American mldriiuc. 4 ll-io' sales,
snto t..i.s. American. 400 bales, spccu-
lail0n ANA capDIft Jo Da4ta. I.''4i' t.'
iutal l.tes. American, $3.50 bales. iu-
tt,r,. on.rod Quiet and demand moderate.
,.....t.f,.,.r g o. .Oini .e-Nf, september
,r.i October. 80 o.. October and NoNcm-
b.r g.s4lI 2~-6i, November ahu
p.irrfner 8 -,.Gflli -iGi; December ana
I.rt..rp 4 2l.04n4 26-Di; January ana
lf.nrltir. 4 Zl-N4lf 2J01. February ana
March. : .5.G4f. .b-di. March ana Ah.,
.l-ri0i .D.o8. April and May - -'ai
AfIv ANA june. 2DGi. June a'pi Juis'-
.~Oi Futures quiet 90 The adf ono.
Tenders 600 to-day 81 cleiiiubs, LOW nalra
1..i, IL. M-Amcrican spot grades, ;.2
nf.f.r. American miudI.Hg. FAIR, -inf
GOOD middIng 1916. mlddling. = -5.i-.
low midaHug, as. good ordinary 80
n September 4 a9Hgt 40-,4'
so.iore. September and october q o4 ,dH
4 .,-gi sen .Is. October and NONtihu'I,
4 EN- tl4 89-Cl. buyers. November anu
December. 2g-6i. buyers; lecemoeI a-i1
January. 3 2-.i. sellers. january allu
February. ! iGi. sellers February allu
MARCH. 4 2s-4 bid. March and Apili'
4 ~ Gfl4 20.0f. April ard Nay, 4 o.o59
4 g-GI buyers. May and june : 80
sellers. June and July. -Joint oV-'t'
sellers. Futures closed very s-ea"S'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-29

A Fireman Murders = Pavmaster and Sc
cure. Two Thousnnd DolIars.

STANTON, VA. Sept %.-Special-
While on his way from Sewell 10 Harvey
on the Lamp Greek branch OF the ches-
apeake ana Ohio last Saturday night.
". l.. Wilson, pay-master of the Harvey
Coal and Coke Company West Virginia,
was shot and killed and robbed of two
thousand dollars by the fireman. who es-
capped 20 the mountains
IL caught he will be lynched.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-29

We are agents for Or. Jaeger's
Sanitary Woollen Underwear, and
carry full stock Of Mems. Ladies'
and Childrens in all sizes and
weights.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-29
Table Covers

New patterns in Chenille. Tapestr
and silk Brocatelle fable Covers, "a
sizes. 5nc. % 1000.
New Cretonnes. ~ lc. TO SOC.
New SllkOlnes. ~ C.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-04

sv sve<v@zo<- ro~ srsxs1es. esssoss sszt
sfssr 8 80 gives ~ Gear sz< ssxe-
Es -nesey. E Dies - wsa& osf - s1x~
GEES. ssss rsoa~y ~ew1 ~ x@rshssss rs-
Ss~s 4 ee15@ ssks = 80 arg stze~ ,<sses
sn Il. ~ersS hxvsax ee-ee, ass ses ia.
yersex - aeesss sAs -.rrozsys~ e exekznxs
fcs sas ce~&s-
re sn8f1 ssneesox 10 ysst ~ se<nx
sss2ssse - szlse. a ~snss Sc So
aoxses o~srs as exshznxs : txssse. i've
eAzssx an< eagpst T. 10 Asse=ssasss "a
- h1w sn&Ez - fh@ss srxseses ssass
korn. bss 4 A says = ya1ss aay hors& a.
81 = aa1 sa1x - vaiss m1 es~cet 81 fS.
ny tssee 81 - ard rny en@srs ~ ~
ths Charge Is n,ee<s sexosssess-
e. ~ easily - sees box very esssctAs1
n IT, sAerss1rss sssss q stan1sfs 81 vslss
sfsaJ sswzgs ~ fsa sane In Haenss szssrds.
Per inxza1ees - ko<ses wsre TIE sxsr1ast
q s4s1s. 10 deferred 1aymsnt eost be
sesne< wsos bsesgse xssa wSsk< sos kno~
~has ksfss ~ a horse wogss - oTerees 81
gaezssf ~ go lts eesststson w9sss bare
1esegserssss. TIE ess q syft an silver
stFsSfkAdf2zf2AEF EA*s II S&sfF @ssste1@<
sexses. 1so1aess saTs- s1eh uncertainties.
Tie ratio exnrot ~ kept snesaaxeskss-
II ia saanisesr1y easier 20 rasks one thing
a Standard shsn tws. In fact tnrssgnost
az sbs thousands g years u tbs serss
histogy. Eebo1Y hss ever ettsnSss1 -
rake eesabss sss.1ara Tor snythans eI-
esgs fov ysivs.
Frse sivsrstss say that TIRE ss1srsncs
between ths vslns - soss snz sIssr has
sexa very ssfxht. svs according 70 Del
Mar sns varsssson has bern - degrees.
nspsly. ~fsosn silver besng Tea tines ~
ya8sabss 80 sosf, gee has sons TO -
twenty rnses mere ys5gsbse than SILVER
elHoe fhs sigas Del Mar wrote that. silver
has defined Until ner its commercial
ratio - 20 20 l. Ancient writer's varied
very much. thus HeTotef9s estimated
,he ratio a. IN: Plato, % z; xsnsn-
eef. 70 70. sn5 IS Caesars tire the rssie
vas fos Ia TIE rntssf Efases Defwesn
1850 are 1875 n ~ss shout n 70 ]: from
1851 70 Tsee Il Was u 20 1; from iszi %
about fssa. Il was u 10 T. from f7si 20 ssoe.
II was about Is 20 /: from 1901 70 1915. Il
was cheat 15ss 20 4; IN is9z IL was u 10 1;
and hiss been going down ever since sii
over fiae word.
These szets may suggest a few thoughts
20 those VINO are beginning 20 think for
themselves.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-04

ssppo-s We should have free coinage
snd millions sna billion. - new dollars
were relied ont by ths ninfs how = The
workins man - set any Of them7 They
VII not se passed around free Ike cam
paige huttsns az ratification meeting
They will h~ earned only ~ laher Jest
ss aolian. hsva besn earned Ia the past.
Bryan ana free silver viii bring money
% The lshosias nsa eaiy as thu fewari OF
honest tell
nas stab Tits fYss coinage ws shall 60
se silver basis that 10, instead - taing
business ~lsh a aesiaF worth ihe ssnts or
With = collar Interchangeable with enc
warth tes csnt. ws shsl So bussress wsih
. dollar worth little more than - cents.
che value - the ballien in TIE silver dci-
lar We shall have cheap money. naagoy
Watch viii bas oaiy ralf whAt II anee sid
Ths east 81 siviHs wiil double almost i'm
sasassssiy. wsxss viii be en q Scent
silver eAsts iust a. shsy are IN Mexieo
snA Fsrassi. where this cheap silvsr paansy
sYsssns Ia the last ten years sss raisss
TIE prsba of mess everything sni Jeff
wages unchanged. rhis Eesnx 20 silver
standard wsi unssttis values generally.
apsxt trade ssa asmnNAlisn car anan,e~
fearftils. bat TIE uaAn who vii hs hardest
hi II the iabosins ran who foF ieas
sims vii Re pass IN money thar 10 wost ia
sesss Aaif What Il formerly wa&