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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-04-03

bullion at the mint and hence il called
the mint price" OF course, whatever
It costs to transport bullion to the mint
must be deducted from the mint price,
to get at the actual price Of bullion in
coin, At any point distant from the mint.
From these facts is derived the law Of
the value Of either gold or silver bullion,
under free coinage.
II the stamping Of bullion and thus
turning II into coin is done free Of all
expense, At the will Of any one who
choose to present IL 10 the mint, 1--WE
have" says Macleod, "this fundamental
principle ofooinage.
ANY quantity Of metal in the iorm Of
bullion must be oi exactly The same
value as the same quandly Of metal In
the form Of coin"
Whether tho coins Of the two metals
will remain at par. one with the other.
depends on another law, but that there
can. under free coinage, be no difference
between the value Of given weight Of
bullion aud the same weight 81 coin Of
the same metal, IL too plain to be- dis.
puied, and hence the claim that the
miner Of silver or anybody else, under
free coinage, can take less bullion 10 the
mint than is required TO make a dollar,
or that IL worth les than a dollar, aud
get dollar for IL, must stand among
the exploded iallacIes Of the advocates Of
the gold standard and for one to repeat
this iallacy Is simply to expose profound
ignorance on one Of the simplest prin.
ciples relating TO coinage. OF course, u
any one has bought silver bullion at IL
gold price while II was only cola.
modify, he could, after free coinage has
been restored, make q profit on such
bullion. but Tree coinage once esiab.
lishei, profits 10 bullion dealers would
disappear The miner Of silver there
after would make somewhat m,re and
the miner Of gold somewhat les. The
objec, Of the frcc coinage oi both gold
aad silver, however, Is not especially ia
give profit to the miner oieither gold Of
silver, but to supply the world with
primary money.-A. J. Warner.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-04-03

covory Of untold wealth and boarded
treasure in caves heretofore unknown.
al Of which is supposed to have been
cached by bold. bad robbers. Kansas
clans. the last one Of these. Strange 10
say, the treasure unearihed is always re-
ported o.. gold. which would naturally
lead one 10 believe IL IL a scheme of the
roldbugs to create the impression that
there Is ample money II ihi. meta for
the worlds needs,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-04-03
PROFIT no rms NIYER

A common iallacy, which, on the sur
face, seems plausible, Il the idea that
under free coinage the miner can take
60oents worth Of silver 10 the mint and
get a dollar Tor IL. This ease Is based
upon the superstition that conditions,
under free coinage, would remain the
same as without free coinage, and that
silver bullion, after lree coinage ha.
been restored, viii continueio boar sub
sianiially the same relation TO coined
silver H before, Hut free coinage at
snce makes coin and bullion equal, ounce
for ounce, and nobody can then buy
bullion for less than its coinage value.
For instance, bar Of standard silver
weighing a hundred ounces, Nll make
li6 silver dollars OF il2R grains each
aud leave a lev centsoysr; consequently,
IL 81 costs nothing 10 convert bullion
into coin The value anywhere Ola lun-
dred ounces Of standard silver will he a
little over mo dollars. This is the ease
now with gold 10 costs nothing TO have
COLA bullion converted into gold coin.
An ounce Of gold bullion, niue-tenths
hne, 10 worth $3.50 because it viii make
that in coins. This D. ihe value of the
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-04-03

nent, the State. War and Navy Depart
ment building. aud the new National
Library building. now almost completed.
Il is siiI 81 him that be never In any
work done under his supervision eS-
ceeied h.s advance estimates Of the cost.
Although 90 ihe retired De-, General
Ca.cy was by spectral act % Congress
drawing tha iuI pay aud allowances oi =
bfi,adiar general in active service. in
return iJr hi- services as superintendent
of the Library building
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-04-03
coNiNo 70 THEIR SENSES.
Mondayl. $40 I.ake IIeraId nv.

Mondays salt Lake Herald says
"Ilou. re. Chambers returned from
New York city yesterday morning,
where be has been for several DAYS in
the interest Of the DAILY and Ontario
ls,n,nu Companies. rhsss ~as notl,-
ing In his visit Of nature calculated TO
Interest the public.
Mr.. Chambers was seen at the Alta
club last evening and said the silver
sentiment In the east was growing. The
gold men have arrived a. conclusion
that something must be done to concili.
ate the west. While the people here are
regarded a. fanatics and all that; while
the representatives Ia congress from tho
west are roundly betaicd for voting Ia
tie up legislation on the tariff In the ln'
tcrest OF the white metal. there seem.
To be- a welrgroundei feeling TINT thI.
country means hu-incs. and will make d
decided stand for shat the people be-
lieve Is Tor the interest Of ALL.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-04-03

SAT- lake terall rhisi- from that
bright sheet, the Omaha Hotel Reporter
Of a late Issue. "liall the other trans
Mississippi states exhibit anything like
the interest that the juvenile state Of
Utah is evincing Ia the proposed cS-
position at Omaha w isps, Ito success l.
assured"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-04-03

Wa SEE by the la, Western Mining
Record, printed at Salt Lake, that a pro-
cess Is being patented hy which Utah
onyx may be utilized Tor engraving aud
carving. A sample engraving II tile
Is given Ia the Mining Record, and that
Journal thinks that Utah onyx Tor this
purpose will find a large aud profitable
market. There is no longer doubt
that Il can be successfully used for print
ing, etc., and Il viii be good new. to
those In Coalyillc having interests In
onyx quarrics, Tor We understand that
summit county onyx IL the hardest and
best yet found In Utah.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-04-03
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

JrDGEi SUPREME COURT
.t......s y,,. James a Miner
o. " Hsfich.
JrngEs rHfRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT
OElen lilies gshn a '"e''
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-04-03

DoN'r be fooled any longer by the de-
ceitiul word bimcanism. The time has
nov come when things should be called
by their right names Bimctallism has
a thousand strings toit. What wewant
is free silver and there % only one way
on earth TO express IL. eve demand tho
free coinage siIyerat The ratio OF 10 to
/, without waiting the consent Of amy
nation on earth" There Is nothing
ambiguous about that. II means just
what Do says, and saws just what it
means Even the lawyers could not
twist Dc to mean anythings else, LEX.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1896-10-22
FaIIacy of a Revenue Tariff.

However plausible may seem the
theory of a revenue tariff as an alb
stract proposition, history has repeat
edlv demonstrated the fact that as a
settled policy TO be pursued by the
people of this country it is not con-
ducive to the prosperity of the
Nation. Tariff laws based upon the
idea of simply producing revenues
sufficient TO meet the current expenses
of the government have almost if not
quite invariably failed to accomplish
this result, and the consequence is a
deficit in the treasury accounts,
making il obligatory upon the part
of the government to borrow money
with which to meet current expenses.
Besides, every attempt to place the
tariff upon what is popularity termed
revenue basis, is followed by serious
decentralization or practical prostra-
tion of American industries which
has ever been the inevitable result of
acceding to the demands of the
revenue reformers." The country
is just now passing through one of the
semi-occaslonal periods which we have
suggested, and our people know the
result of the tariff promised by the
Democratic party in the Presidential
campaign of 1892 They know that
during Cleveland's present admins
tration the custom and revenue
receipts have fallen far short Of
meeting the current expenses Of the
government and that industrial de-
preston in a general way and TO a
marked degree have characterized
the past three years in this country.
Again the people have an opportunity
20 set the seal of condemnation upon
policy that has proven so ruinous TO
National prosperity, by voting for the
restoration TO power Of a political
party whose position upon the tariff
issue is one Of its cardinal principles
position which maintains in a
practical way protection to American
industries and consequently prosperity
for the farmer, laborer. manufacturer,
merchants and those engaged in the
various professions. Do not be de-
ceived in 1896 by the cry Of free silver.
as YOU we're in 1892 by the cry of free
trade. Vote for Mckinley, protection,
| and prosperity, and against Bryan. a
| debased currency, dishonor, and
anarchy-fOr these are what the silver
/ tickets nominated at Chicago in July
! represent.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1896-10-22
nisnraeefnl Affair

One of the most disgraceful affairs
that has yet occurred in the history
of haZing took place at the University
of Wisconsin, on Wednesday of last
week, and indicates a sad want of
proper discipline in that institution
of learning. The Sophomore class
attacked the Freshmen in body
when hand-to-hand cont bat ensued,
the clothing of the combatants being
torn into shreds and in mum Der of
instances not a particle of wearing
apparel of any description being left
upon the persons OF those engaged in
the fracas. The Madison police force
was called in to quell the riot, but
was coolly told by the unruly students
that any attempt at making arrests
would be followed by the ducking act,
in which the minions of the law would
be unceremoniOusly soused in the
placid waters of Lake Mendoza. The
policemen did not want cold water
bath and so retired without making
any arrests. A year at Waupun
would be mild reproof to the ring
leaders in this escapade, and III the
University Regents expect the institu-
tiOn under their charge to occupy a
proper place in the ranks OF its kind
they will have to see to it that a more
rigorous discipline shall be introduced
there. If the police force OF the
capital city cannot cope with the
young rowdies who disgrace the Uni
versity they ought to be provided with
re-inforcements who are not TO be
frightened by threats of drenching
in beautiful Lake Mendoza.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1896-10-22

Ny favorite Proyerb. and why?
Prov. 2:I-g.
This subject evidently chosen with
the idea that each member SHAH bring
10 the meeting some prOyerb with a
short comment on it,
Nearly Onc-third Of the Book Of
Proverbs IS taken up with the discus
sion Of wisdom. otherwise called
knowledge or understanding IL IS
well 10 notice that the wisdom here
spoken of is not a merely intellectual
knowledge or discernment, but is
chiefly a moral quality. 1t implies,
not only the faculty 70 know good
from evil, but the persistent determin-
alton TO follow the good and eschew
the evil. In the firSt chapter this
Wisdom is persOnified and speaks TO
Us with divine authority.
Here are a few Of the noteworthy
proverbs:
'sThe fear Of the Lord is the begin
ming Of knowledge" Prov. IL.
There : that maEeth himself rich,
vet hath nothing: there is that maketh
himself poor, yet hath great wealth
Prov 1871.
Commit thy works unto the Lord
and thy thoughts shall be established.
Prov. 1858.
pride goeth before destruction and
an naughty spirit before fall. Prov.
I6.Is
a merry heart is a good medicine"
Prov. 1922
The young man and young woman
who will take even these few Of
SOlOman's wise utterances to heart,
and work them out in his and her life,
will find themselves growing wiser
and happier.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1896-10-22
First publication oct. s, ls95)
SHERIEES SsIF on EXECUTION.

S,TATE OF wISCONSIN-In Circuit Court.
- for Pierce County.
A.w. Luud. Plaintiff, vs.. IAlex. Lauder.
NStics is hereby given that by virtue OF and
in pursuance 20 an execution Issued oul 81 ara
under the seal Of the Circuit Court Tor IleItr
county. Wisconsin. on the 18th day OF ceptrnl-
her rSl6 uuuu 4 Judgment rendered. IN FAVOR y
the above named plaiutiu, 4 " tuhu, anu
against the above named uelehuaut 49,. 49,
Laudcr. in an action m lustise COURT tut .siSe
county WISCONSIN. before K. y Bexans, justice
Of the Peace. on the 18Th day 81 NoNeln.er =
ISg5 for twenty seven ana tt-lu1 dollaIs $50
DAMAGES and Gusts. a Transcripts 81 which lu0N-
flpnt WAS tlu'y filed and docSetcd m the once
OF the CLERK 90 the Circuit Court Tor tleFee
county and one and 2S-loe dollars - - costs
pafd On the sth DAY ot December l>sa HAN
nfrV LEVIED Up0N TIE LANDS ANh EEAL
ESTATE hereinafter described - the property
Of the said drfr ldant Alex. Lauder. ana az lAe
rfeht tifte and Interest which the Ssiid AleN-
I9u,I,r had m ans "a thc rial estate hcreinaiiel
described Al the time uf the uockeuus ~ sailu
iu6.-u snt in the Ulce OF the CerS q the Oltehlt
Court for Pierre county % Mnlcl - ~ 49, 49,,
acquired In and T. said premises, ana shaLl on
THF sd DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1875,
aftyra o'clock in the afternoon. n the front door
Of Glass Brothers Livery sable IN the cry 81
River Falls. Pierce county. WISCONSIN, orr ..
for SALE aud SILL AZ public austls 2 - - -
highest bidder Tor cash ali the right title. ana
interest which the said Alex l-ludtT H1d on thc
an fav If December. 1885. ur which BE has since
acquired in and % the following described
The sSala-west quarter 90 the northwest
quarter and the uurth-WeSt dudftcr OF the
Southwest quarter. 81 section SIX t6i. toSnShtp
fwentV-~tsNen q. range seventeen II and the
east half ol the southeast quIfter ~ section
one tif township tweutV-Sevtu go, range
eighteen Is. an 81 Pierce county, Wisconsin.
Dated AZ Ellsworth. ficrce county. " lScuu>in
this Ist day % October, lssa .,.,.,,-
t. l.. NEASoNs
sheriff 81 Pierce County, Wis.
Ry ". H. ToLER, Deputy.
y. T HAUGES- Attorney for lAintiH
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1896-10-22
WEST SUPERIOR.

The Republican blowout, which oc-
Cured here on "Wednesday eN ming OF
last week. was a roaring success, Col.
John c. SpOOner tuning things up Tor
the boys IL excellent shape.
Negotiations are now pending
which. ii is hoped and confidently
thought by many. will result IN the
reorganization Of the West superior
Iron ana steel Co. and the release OF
the Steel Works here from existing
litigation. and resumption OF opera
ton Is soon as the iron trade picks up
again
Ex-Mayor Frank 4. Woodward Is
closing up his business here prep3ra-
tory to removing to Georgia. He is a
stirring fellow and will make friends
and business wherever he goes.
Pending the erection Of the Normal
School that has been located at Du-
luth. a number Of students from that
CITY are attending the Normal School
here.
Hon. W. J. Bryan, the silver candi-
date for the presidency. was IN the
CITY last week and delivered a BRIEF
address here. He was greeted by a
large throng OF people upon his ar
rival. many Of the ''gOld-bugs paying
their respects to the gentleman Whe
will 90 down in history IS the cham
pjon in swinging around the circle.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1896-10-22
NEW CENTFRvILLE.

Charlie Hodge and Ed. Canning
spent Friday in River Falls.
Amos Rudesill Of Downing visited
relatives in town the last OF the week.
Mrs. Pete Zentzis' grandmother has
been very sick. DIR. Harding OF Mar
tell attended her.
Tom Derro and family have moved
to St. Paul.
Colts Hampton has returned from
Dakota.
4 new chimney has been built on
the Norwegian NJ. Z. church.
Henry Hudson was in River Falls
Saturday.
\ grand Republican rally was held
i'm the hall Friday evening. MeSsrs.
Dillon and Frear spoke.
Jacob Groud has painted his house.
Louisa Larson and Miss Cummings
came out from River Falls Friday.
Ignorance. with indiffereney for
truth, is nearer te it than opinion
with ungrounded inclination, which Is
the great source OF errCr.-LOcke.
He that puts his confidence in God
only is neither Oyerjoyed in any great
good things of this life, nor sorrowful
J for little thing.-Jeremy Taylor.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1896-10-22

Herman NercOrd will move his
family into his new house this week.
Mrs C. Z. Meacham and sister were
i'm Hastings Monday.
Horace Rice OF st. Paul was in this
city last week.
Miss Mary Young Of Minneapolis
spent Sunday with her parents.
Mrs. p. NJ. Sommers was up to St.
Paul last week.
J. VI. Bailey was in st. Paul Friday.
G.. III. Nichols and Miss Caldwell
leave for Alabama in about two weeks
to spend the winter with bis daughter.
Calvary Guild met "Wednesday with
Mrs. c. II. Page.
A special Council meeting was held
Monday evening of this week.
Mrs. Dallas Mason of Ellsworth
visited her daughter, Mrs. John Price,
last week.
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ono.

There was a temperance lecture in
the Good Templers' Hall last Monday
night.
\ load of young people from here
went To Rock Elm Monday night 10
the Republican Il lily.
L.R. Harvey and sam McCleary
went to Stockholm Wednesday.
II. ]. Brooks and Verge Hunter
spent Wednesday night with Lille
Smith.
Miss May Sanford has nearly re-
covered from her recent illness.
Miss Mamie McCleary OF Maiden
Rock visited at l.. r. Harvey's We'd
neSday.
Dell Van of Maiden Rock Sundayed
NJ his fathers. Geo. Nan's.
Clinton Maxwell has returned home
from the west.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1896-10-22
First publication Oct. Is, I al
nnIIcE nE FINAL SEIIIEMENI.

CTATE OF WISCONSIN.-County Court for
- Pierce County. In probate.
Notice is hereby given that ~ a special term
Of tht. County Court 20 be held Ia and Tor said
county, 1t the county court room IN the village
Of Ellsworth. In said county, on the second
TUESDAY being the 10Th day Of November, \
II ts.6 az I0O'eiOck a NJ, the following matters
will be heard and considered:
The application Of Fred W Bliss administra-
TOR ~ M. estate Of Charles l.. Teare. late OF
the town 81 Trimhelie. in said county deceased.
Tor the examination and allowance OF ~. anal
account Of his administration aud Tor the as
f.r9fneut ~ the residue Of the estate OF Charles
r Tear,.. deceased. 10 such other persons Is
are by law entitled t0 the SAME
Dated October :. 1sa6.
By order Of the Court,
ALIES 4. WELD,
a--sw County Judge.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1896-10-22
KINNICKINNIC.

Grain threshing is nearly finished but the
clover hulleTs are busy.
We are glad to see several unfamiliar faces IN
our SUNDAY congregations We shall be pleas
Ell 10 see a large Increase in the number
The Wilson brothers have made the exchange
in their homes and are now well settled, eaeh
in the former home of the other.
Herbert Devamond made a trip to Star
Prairie and Cylon on Saturday returning on
Monday.
Poor turkeys They are living on the fat OF
tile land as THAI. Ssgiving approaches
little boy eniivens the home of MIR. aud
Mrs Waiter Wilcox.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1896-10-22
PLUM CITY.

Misses Alice MoSer and Nellie Istas
who have been at Lake City the last
three months made their parents a
visit last Monday and Tuesday.
Chas. Heacox visited our little city
last Saturday and Sunday.
The Harmonic Band spent last
Sunday with Mr.. Luedy.
c. Moser made a business trip To
Lake City last Monday.
Mrs. Fischer is visiting her daughter
Mrs. j. J. SchultheSS.
Geo. Moser has been on the sick list.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1896-10-22

Archbishop Ireland, who is well
known throughout the northwest as
an eminent Roman Catholic prelate,
has recently expressed himself very
emphatically 10 condemnation of the
Chicago platform, which ne regards
as revolutionary in character, and the
principles therein enunciated as being
a menace to our free institutions.
The opinion expressed by this dis
tinguished gentleman is not only well
founded, but his words cannot fail to
prove a light to many of his admirers
which will aid them in reaching
intelligent conclusions.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1896-10-22

2 Sucn as are still observing upon
Others are like those who are always
abroad at other mems houses, reform
ing everything there. while their own
runs to ruin. Pope.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1896-10-22
INFORMATION TO VOTERS.

The following given for tn information and
entering the polling place and
will receive ballot from the ballot clerk
thereon the initials OF both b
his ballot
to and the
inform the voter to the proper
he must advise indicate
v The he wishes to vote for all
party should make cross mark
under the at the top OF the ballot the
suae made Tor purpose ballot marked and having
other mark will all OF the candidates OF that party
unless the OF OF the candidates
will be counted Tor all writ
pasted printed IL the voter
the candidates oil different political parties
he X alter the oil each candidate he
does desire If he wishes to vote Tor Tor
the ballot he must write the name in
the blank printed OF the candidate Tor the
Office The should not be marked other manner ii the
be returned to the ballot clerk who must
issue stead but not than three in all to any one
voter Five allowed booth to mark ballot I'm
memorandum to assist the voter IN mark9g his
ballot the booth and be used to copy from
not be shown that any person see how has
been marked After it marked II should be folded so
not be but so that the printed
ballot clerks outside may be Then the
ont the booth give his to the IN
him his ballot to be placed IN the box
and voting place voter who declares 70 the
disability he mark his ballot have assistance oil one
- election Officers in marking same, be chosen by the
voter The presiding administer oath in his discretion
persons disability ihe party designations anu eahu
dates for the different offices arc as follows
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PARTY OR
POLITICAL
PRINCIPLE
REPRESENTED.
BUSINESS
OR VOCATION.
RESIDENCE
WITH STREET
AND NUMBER.
OFFICE FOR WHICH
NOMINATED.
NAME OF CANDIDATE.

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W. Imocat
Preside
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Ernst Attorney wauksha
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and Weep sdent|H nryJ Dnocat
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and ePC Elk D ati..l
Prsiie
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Elect Prsi1en
President Charles L Brkken Farmer ohetdk Pople
Cleo
and Vice
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Treasurer
Attorny General. l.
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Commss ndP
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1896-10-22

The Wilson tariff law has already
shown the American people that there
are greater misfortunes in this world
than a surplus in the United States
treasury, and that one of them is the
necessity of borrowing money with
which to meet the current expenses
of the government. Give the Re-
publican party control of both houses
of the next Congress, with William
Mckinley as Chief Executive, and we
shall have tariff that will keep the
government machinery well oiled,
and set in motion mills and factories
that are now idle and waiting for a
return of a Mckinley tariff.