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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-14

% ormeloineen glm IA. Ses.
fano Der feisrlite S9luB u~nierer Wiis
lion our4 grtbeilung oes pdplfli6en
Segsns ltatt. Sie 9eIammte gep6l.
terung Pat oieie 8naoenseit auf's bette
benuBt.-Serr Soiepb Bad bon bier
bat in Surembur9 iein 5psites SOtto.
ratseramen Der &eAtspiieni4aft nit
Grfol9 %beltanoen.
Wefer, II. Se3ember. Nm Son.
nerlta9 ben b. M. waro Or. 9nton
Quitting. SolSbdnoler oabier, nit SRI.
0taria &atbarina pbilippine @ilIon in
gerburg ebelid setraut.
ge6saIeinma6e Be-. Mm IL.
SeSember periammelten iib i'm bier.
gen Sauqaale bic Mit9lieoer Der Selo-
tueseseneiienidaft BON Bed Gleinma.
der. betreifeno Die in Die @einberge
fiibrenocn We9e, CUR Neunabl bes
Voritanoes. Gs wuroen tpieoergendblt
Die SO. 8ales Nitplas gum prdIioent,
Seintih Better ,Suin 8iceprdiiosnt,
Wauritius Sean gum 9aiiierer, 9eilfel
petsr, 8Oritaubsmit9liso. N%eu0epdblt
lit Or. Grier Sean an Stele oes Srn.
Sinnen Yetsr bon, Wsleufein, pelber
ietne enttaiuns sifgeteidt. F'tS}
gftelbriid, II. Ses. Ins Sieb
meloen oeuti6e Yldttsr: Ger Straige-
fan9eue Hitolaus SoIep6 2ufas, aeb.
Sn @ttslbriit (2nrembur@ sheimatbbe.
re6tist in Settingen (&reis gitbura).
1T aus Der bisiiSen StrafanitaIt ent.
iprunsen.
Aus benz SesIiug. Is. Se3.
8eitern lieB Sr. Seroinauo Bruber
aus Wilb our9 Srn. Totar S9aaf
Elm Wobnbaus nit Stalen, 6arten,
Oifentlib psriteissrn. - Sr. Sobanu
4olter gu 2~e0insen, pel6er in gdloe
nah Sietird iiberlisoslt, lieB beute
bur9 Sru. Notar 8sngler aus Solin.
gen seiammten WObiliarbstano ~ueritei-
germ.
gf1bort 10. Ses. llniere nelr-
erbaute, redt id0ne Pfarrtir6e 1T
bereits UNI einen Shmuf Oerih0nert.
ba mir Dor einisen Sasen slnen neuen
SoAaltar BON Der 6irma Weiler in
gttelbrit betonmen baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-14
Saar, Nuisl, GifeI unb Sunsri&.

Nittel. Mm "a. Nopember tpuroe
in elmer WinSerDerIammlung 3u 9tits
tel, melber Der 2anoratb BON Saars
burg %anpObnte. bei6ioilen, smei Wins
serpsreine fir ben Sbermoislbs3lrt 40
bilosn, eineu iolben fir bic Srte Sem.
mels. Welsn, Wittsl, 26lig uno Geb.
linsen unp einen 3peiten fir bic ibri.
gen Observation-Disclosures Srte moielaufs
ndrts. Ssrr 8iirsermeiiier 4reno BON
Sapern ertldrte ii1 oamals bereit, sur
8~riinoung zines WiuSerpereins in Nit.
tel balomOslibft cine relle 8eriamrn.
lung anSuberaumeu. Sieie fano am
Is. b. itatt. Serr Mreno idlus Dor.
oas Statut bes @in3erpsreins an oey
Saar ansunebmen, uel6es nit eini.
gen abdnoerunsen gut aebeiBen iuuroe.
@ls Sauptpuntte oes Statuts uuroen
berporsebOben: y getdmpfung eer
&eblaus bur1 @a6iamfsit Sariiber,
oaB Niemano Gsbbol3 aus elmer nerbos
tenen 8e9eno beSiebt. p Den Wein
naturrsin gu laiisn uno teinsn iOlben
al perSufern, Der gum gertauFe bee
ltimmt lit. 81 Die Yeoarfsartifel far
Die Wsinberse ourb GemeinIbaftliben
Ssyas bilig uno gut gu bei4affen ~
Die Weinber9e re1t,eitlg nit &upfers
DltriollOIung 81 belpriBsn. Serr ylrs
9ermeiiter glreno erbOt iiA Die &egies
rung UNI einen Neutrality-suspicious. flr
ben 8erein 81 bitten, oaB berIelbs
einise Weinber9siprlben gum Serleiben
on ueniser gemittelte betOmmen iolle.
IS meloeten lib 60 WinSsr gum Veis
tritt in Den 9erein. Ser Sabrssbei.
tras lit p~orlGufis auf so pig. ieitSe.
IeBt. Gum Yereinsporlibenoen 1T Sery
Yettingen ans Senmels ernannt, 40
oellen Stelpertreter Serr Srtsporffes
Der Mi9asli aus Rittel; gum Sdrift.
iibrer uuo 4ailierer Der 2ebrer S4eQ
aus Nitiel uno su beIien Steloertreter
Serr 9e6rer Nlaurer aus Welsn. Die
nd4lte Notwithstanding finoet i'm
Sanuar itatt.
Srier. Der 9risaosi6reiber Wfl.
Ter bon bier bat li6 srbdnst. Sr mar
in llnteriubun9 uegen l~lrtunofdl.
iduIs uno llnteriblasung. - Der
Yau Der 3leinbabn Wallerfanseu.S ar.
louis=@nsoprf wuroe bon Der bielisen
&eaieruns sencbmist.
@uf has Sotel ,&otbes Saus" bat
Der @einbdnoler Strip ORTIZ 200. 900
@ft. 9ebotsn. Or. S@mitt aus Srar.
bad bat ein glufsebOt bon 40. 900 Mf.
asmaat. Der 3aiSlas 1T porbsbal.
ten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-14
Nus benz abrisen Urubbersustbnm.

9 n ertert iiel Der gderer Yau=
lus S. y. aus elmer SObe BON ca. 6
Wetsr auf bic Senne berunter uno
blieb regunsslOs lie9en. SerIelbe 900
li9 eiuer eomplisirtsn 2trmbru9 81. =
Wuf elmer am 9. Sea. Nadmittass abb
aebaltsnen Smm0beiDerteiaeruus Der
Grbeu Watbias Yaulus wuroe ein finn
glres GROCER Weinbsrs, i'm Srt 9enanut
,Sprebera", Sru. SirOng-Sirona aus
8rsuenmaaer su 625 6r. susei6lo9en.
mas etpa 1,50 per Guaorat.M Dieter
madt. Die @ieIeu uno NderItiids
wuroeM su 1876 bis $50 SIR. per glre
su9eiGlagsn. Ssrr SinOns iteiaerts
cine gSiele bon 9 glres so Gentiares Su
900 Gr.
Sn SnQeloorf lit bic Sauer
mabtiS encyclopaedia uno ilberiiutet
bds san;e Sbal. Sn ben SeQsrn
Ibpimmen bic 9artOfelbaufen uno
oas Sisb mnBts aus ben StGleu ber=
alsSsidaift lueroen.
SnG d. du Der Qls., mar Der aus
Gammeloinaen 9sbiirtige uno auf Der
uIine Wleb II. Sic. bei9aitiats @rbsiter
9irnbaum SObann i'm Se9riTe, lrere
SAlddsntalieu aui Die "}u98ons ;u bs-
iDroeru, bel nel6cr @e!egeubeit CT cine
Surbsl in geiue9una icBte, als lcbtess
auf einmal i6m cntIuBr uno i'm 10
wuhtia oil ben Sept traf, odb er be.
l%innunaslOs nieoerIiel uno na6 Dem
SOlpital aebrabt weroen muBte.
SnSIoeling en beiano ii6 Ger
32idbriae R. 8ries aus Rnmmeliinaen
Wreuben) bel Der Arbcit IN Der uliue.
ols er aui sinmal ouliArie uuo lGut
riei: yShiIe. lit eritifs". gr liant su.
iommrn uno eini9e NuNeab!iie ipatsr
mar er tOot. Der glrSt tonItdtirte. oaB
Der SUo in 6OlGe zines 9crSl0Ia9cS
cinSetreteu mar.
SnGb q. b. a.. battle Der Nr5eis
ter SOit Deter lid cine 9cbOrl0e butter
Die SinOe acNoien unO trOltte isinem
Stim 81. Nuf iciucm Ouf BEN Sluelten
Stodwsrt 9els9ensn S0Iuisimmcr oas
0elangt. Dnncte er oGa 6cliter, betum
oas ucber0eluiGJt imO ~Iiiirste aulS
StciuphaIter binuntcr. woourb or ll0
einm cpmpliSirtea @clnbru0 SuSf9.
Mertsrt, Z. Sci. 6titem Nor.
gen mar Der Mdersr pauIus Sobann
y. beibditigt. Strob Guf eineu III lti-
nsr S0suus bsijnolidcn SuieriAober
III leaen. 3nr &crriNtunA bicier Nr.
| pcit l!ilstc CT liO auI elas am S1paer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-14
6ammerperlaDlanacn.

Sibuug pom 10. Oe3. Sr. Nelter,
9anbipirt6 Su Qannen perlanst bic ltaturalis
iation. Sarna6 Sortieern9 Der Sii09etoe;
bate. SCR. Stadtsmiiliiter erinrerte auh
leinerieits oa bas Sabr 1912, po uHlere Gi=
ienbabnpertrGss ablaufen uno sriuabnte DOR
glsm bic Qreiie CUR Rube uno Sllgbett.
Die rSteuerfra9e" wnrbe Johann pieoer aufs
sesogen unb bsiproaen.
Sisun9 pom II. Ses. Sr. Qriim
belt cine portreifli6e unp ausae;eibnete Heoe
iiber ben geineiuoeionos er brahte reidbIls
ti9es Bacterial oa3u. Sr. y. Sornaco be-
gam ietne friberen 8ritifafereieil sesen odS
neue Wobiliariteuergeies uou 9ieIen. Oars
mad puroe bic 8oplteNer (8S, 900 ST. eius
itimmi9 aufssboben. Die 6rase Der @rlnos
ACKNOWLEDGING plroe i'll Der Sdpebe &c:
laiien unb Sr. Wougenait ueripra6, nit Der
granntrpeinieuernoueu Suglel9 Soribld9e
i'm SiuIe elmer @ntlaltun9 Der StsuerSabIsr
einsnbringsu.
Sibung pom 12. Ses. Sie gibeets
gsratbuus (giunabmsn) puroe bsuts iortses
lest. gsuu tolsts etue OistuIiion iiber Die
numaiie Don Stuoirenoeu IN uuierm ealoe.
ghl bieisr Debate betbeili9tsu ii6 bic SS.
Gen. Dir. Wongenait, lopie bic SO. 6rier,
Simons, 8rincour uuo Ssrpais. SnSbes
ionSere Sr. 6rier lpra9 iibsrseusun9spous
gSorte iiber bic un;abl Der iuldnoiihen Stus
birsnoer, pom bens1 piele better tbGtsn, ais
itatt ;ur ieber, ann, VfIuse III 9reiieu lub
Srenoe unb euit gum atsrbaue gu baben.
Sisuns Don 10. Oct. Ser i6lep.
penoe Sang Der lnrsmbursii6en Geri1tss
pfleSe ipuroe elner berben &ritif u1ter;oSens
unb ais iiher liebenoes Gloergebnib erfol9te
ieiteus bes Serrn StaatsminiiterS baS Sers
ipreden, auf abbiilie gu fiuusn. Saraui
8erta8ans bic gum II. Deg.
Sisuus IL. Ss;. Sr. Staatss
miuiter Gpi6en slnS 81 anfans Der Sisuns
nit pm. Seruais arg inS Seuer uno mari
lesterem DOR, CT leiite benz 9auoe i'm vGdo"
mt ieinen Sesereien 9eseu Gentihlano sirtsl
ihle1ten Oieuit. sym Terlanie Der Sisun9
bsfam ma,l oann nod 3I boren, bab Gid a.
b. Ola. nuimehr aui ben Namen siler Staot
ole anlprii6e babe oaB unlere 6rie9Smadt
8 Yferoe belist, uub oaB bas poit ius uno
beloubsrs Don ausl6noilben 3eitun9en &c.
bradte @eri1t Don Der 8ermsbrlins Der Iur.
Wilitdrma6t isoer gesrilnoans eitbebre.
Sisungppm is. 0e,. sortiesuns
Der giogetoebatte. Ra1 lGussren 9lGrtes
leien wurbe ein usuer 8rsbit pom rs, 900 Sr.
CUR g~rnsusruus Der 8ataiterrsstiter anseuom.
men. Ssssu Gnes Der Siyuns folsts aber.
mails cine tleiue &ei6erei 3piiden 9rn. Gers
pals uno benz Srn. Staatsminiiter.
Sisums pom 10. Ge;. Sr. Self
empfeblt ben @eg pou 8aftellborI mad @ei:
Ter. S~ortieynns bes gibSets. ueber bas
gabs Mauoori muros LANCER perbanosIt uno
ulo Der Rrebit l1lisbli1 a%nssnommen. Sir
bic Reitaurtruls beo beriibmten aItertbiimli.
den .3iu9itubl in G1terna6 rpurosn 10, 000
III. potirt, nadosm bic SO. Sobr mub Srin=
cour ruarm oafir ein9etreteu rparen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-14

briiden oes Ssrrn 8Otpers bier swei
Qrbeiter bur9 berabruti9enoe Gromai.
len getOOtet. Der @itttue oes perun.
gliiften Gran3 SeinB, SO Sabre oft.
ipurOen ourt oas @eri6t $500 Srs.
uno jehem Der bret Ginoer l,500 Sran.
ten, 5u'ammeu 1000 Sranten Side
OeneriaB auertannt. Den Sinterbi!es
benen DEG Derlngliifteu Wti6el Gapp.
q Sabre alt, elmer Wittne nit 3
&inoern, wuroeu 5000 Sr. S4aoen-
erlab s%uertannt.
H a6 It e9enb bas grsebniB Der
gOltssdblung bonn 2. DECEMBER Der.
Ihleoener 8emeinoen oes 2anbes i'm
Ver9lei6 nit Der 8olisSdbluns pom L.
December 1890, semdB e~ingebolten
Grtunoi9un9en:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-14
osn1em6nrgi(6es.
Dereiniete Staaten.
Wtr entnebmen Der vSbsrmois.
(sr Oeifuuoa NoS SoIoenAa,

mir entnebmen Der ,SbermpIe.
Ter 3eltung" bas Gol9euoe:
N-@ofiugeu, II. Se3. Gben eiua
ms bic treubise Nabri1t gu, bab wieper eiil
ainb unieres ScrfeS gum 4risiter sepeibt 1T
morben. IS III oieS Der bo6p. Serr gbiltpp
Sdris, welder ua9 gbiolpiruuS leiner
@pmnaiialituoien 81 9urembur9, Dor 4 Sab.
rsl ben Ocean t~reiste, I'm hrs Yrisiterismi,
mar Al Glepslanb, oelien 6ettor eiI 9urems
burger, Der bo1rp. Serr WfoeS Don Bous lit,
einSutreten. am IA. LID. 30. fauo bic gries
iteripeibe itatt. gls s1ter euremburger, Der
NIT Der Wtuttsrmilb mauslOlbli6e 9iebe
lnb innisite Ysrebrlns Slr rEr0ierin Der
Setriibten" eiuseiossn, ipoate Der 9rimiSiant
tid bic 9bre nibt nsbmen laiien, ieiue feiers
libs Yrimi3 in Der @iabenflr6e ;ilr ,SrOltes
rim Der Setriibtsn@ Az @arsp, Ohio, inter
benz beutiseu Datum ,u bs9ebsn. = gtm
boben Weibia6tSfelte wirb er IN Der Yfarrs
firte Don ct. antoni bas Sodamt balten,
nno Ieiu Srioer Sobann, wsl6er gebrer III
nub oas 1. Siplom i'm Srsellpisl srbaltsu,
wirb ben @otteSbient nit leinsm SrSelipisI
psrbsrrli4sn. Gin anbsrsr Sruosr, namsns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-14

ben, uno ipenn alld, I'm Elm iideres
llrtbeil al fallen, bic 3eit oieier BE.
b%anolun9 nod 81 turS 1T, 10 CAB oob
bic Yatientin Dor Der Weoisiniiben De-
ieaidaftsn on, oab felt eini9en Sa9en
ibre 3abne I9on better als frither auf-
eiranoer9insen uno aud feltsr i'm
3abufleiid iaben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-14
iammluns abasbalten. Oils gsamten pur=

jammluns absebalten. als geamten NUTS
ben srwablt:
Yrdiibeit-Sobn Bobe;
gice prGIibent-@eo. 8empf;
SefrstGr-Dtatb. gautsrba9
Sbasmsitcr-Soispb 6teber;
2rufee-S. Us. Gutfriug.
- 3meis $40. 90 Der Satb. Rittsr pou
@isconiin gu Raloom Safe erraablts iolssnoe
geamte:
Graiibent-Sas. 2eGby;
Wice YrGiioent-Sobn Tries;
SetretGr-geter SaInmeY;
Sdasmeiter-@. Stranger;
Sruiee-Safob S6mis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-14

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-17

20 have 70 make such frequent appeals 20
the authorities &c ADOPT SO simple g rosss-
ure as woul. bring ayout THIS result, and
Il az much attention xs-e 6sgc1es 20 as
s.s..nx citizens Il increasing their bust
ness a. ss devoted 20 the question OF cr--
ting salaries arr wrestling with a5z-ruse
problems % france. rn2z1 % the q f.custy
IN making ers3s meet would be avs-ted
There Is q fire opportunity for some ioczAl
Legislator 20 distinguish himself By per
sls@nx n the promotion OF public mar
hsg tss-l 1. has a., least ha1 q fair grsal
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-17
"DUDE" LEWIS IN TOWN.
Famous Representative o. the Plain
People bu~ts His Whiskers.
Portland Orsgo-fso

Portland OreConian.
Those who knew that James Hamilton
Lewis was N town yesterday felt ne sort
OF glow that comes with the know ridge
that the champagne bottle Is handy and
may be uncoFked. Mr.. Lewis, who is bet
ter known on Puget sound as Dude" is
a nineteenth century representative OF
the plain people and "a Incidentally run
ming FOR congress IN Washington on a
Offices OF the country and we care not
who makes the laws-aster Us"
As one Of these plain people Mr.. Lewis
Is pleasure 10 more OF the senses than
sight. He IS Ike a certain lord" OF
waom Harry Percy tells Us he was neat
and trinity dressed" The III % Mr.. Lew s.
well-cut overals Is above reproach. and
the work4nan's blouse falls in graceful
folds ABOUT this son o. toll. IN good sooth
this horny-handed Popocrat IS enough
10 make plutocracy mad. 20 see him shins
50 brisk and smell so sweet
The untutored speech. TOO. Of this hardy
yeoman & not without It's charms. With
many holiday and lady terms he told sab.
yes, sab" how the fusion tcke; in WASH
ington Is sure OF 5000 plurality except
perhaps the governor. for which office the
hardest fight Is TO be made. Speaking
simply as a candidate, Mr. Lewis can not
see. really. upon what ground Judge Al
len, Of Olympia based the claim made
by him IN yesterday : Oregonian that The
National Democrats would poll 1900 votes
In Washington.
Mr. Lewis thinks that a liberal estimate
OF their strength is Loco. and that in all
probability their vote Will not exceed 500
MIR. Lewis In on als way TO Walla Walla
where he will speak next.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-17
THE DISTINGUISHED CHINANAN.


II Hung Chang Is Chinese gentleman
., high degree ana sense of humor. He
manifested both characteristics in very
decided fashion on q notable occasion.
when tn. emperor OF China KEEP, sending
messages ana uiterins pronunoiameHtos
20 the Senior Guardian OF the Heir Ap-
parent directing him TO .ivest himself o.
his yellow jacket, change bis vest. ans
take taat feather cut OF bis haL II Huns
Chang KEPT his temper ard MS vest sra
was rewarded by higher Offices and
pleasant trip 70 Europe. He has already
announced that re vii attain 10 SIN
hlgAar honors or his return TO China
In his trip through ths United States
Ii Hung has manifested two very striking
pe~ii.sTttles. enc IS us prediction toF
asking very personal questions. and the
other IS ar satlpathy 20 ~ Irish. II the
American people BAD 10 other knowledge
~ tA@ Chinese 1lgnitary than they have
derived OF h!n CT n.s way. x woul3 nos
.r,ouat 70 mucA. He nas received ne AT
,entgon, accorded him wi;h considerable
dignity. ana he hss evaset committing
himself upon auv question with una.s-
Slises Intention HIS evasion e 20. : les-
ton 80 70 IS o?t-35n e President Cleve-
lana = almost Hiberaian II It's huuor
- dom; w.sa 20 express ny opinion 81
NJ Cleveland because : 60 70, wtsh 60
a~en. IS admirers" - IS reported g
save .a'a. snt y leaves ar uncontorta BE
sakree.i SO as 20 als opinion OF The alga-
IS; t.sn..Ary To - lar%~
L. Hug ChAass inquiry wy rae
Aaer--an people - no: l-gte Il selecting
- 9~es eas s,sns mar IT soon a IRE
pe-,pse Aats ecnaeence = esgAer ere r-3Ls-
f~.,s0sas o.: mar .n.irvly 2r14s3 z,ss
stta tea2o>z41s governments, arc ever
vttA 1-za&n n&t4re, Or Il vas another
.as-aaes - s.s propensity % 9alct a1no-
rs atra-n-2e@t 20 etSh poss-sors his fra
Cusns end ss1e,esseg. s4tgle< wsth political
frcs zra rs experiences with r4va1 TAO
tsoas x China. eariC-. am 20 e-e:s; to-
ssrre ss-1ssrezs taAz rs sees.$sa III
a-~A ~ G.. arg ws us&y se rErs,
ar5 taat Is Z - .s&e-vfswx are eesrS
t-aas-&ted t-1-o C'et@ $50 &C. tse esnsst -
rhs erlp~ro- 2a3 IS cA13ast. - eas
81 sssg - tae sao~s ~ tndtso~eet-
ars* ISIS remarks aave slwsvs SeeE ger
SRA wA 20 n-c-e su;Aov1ty o~ PRE-
-e~slsa to a4--,e.ry ,aAn z-sxat Aavs oesr
a-pT ~ ~ auy ss~gwsfs gen ss-'.n rss--
-aF -.~~1sa rhs eoaa.ry
BIZ @s.A A. he a>rss1-,ssA -. as -
7.ayv3 . ta s0s1zh ss-- r-n+ss e tnosg1t
SIS sas~s c1zt w1ls - sz@a-x' as esq
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-17


MAJ Mckinley In The closing words OF
his speech to the Republican editors from
West Virginia summed the purpose. pol
Icy and end Of the Republican party: Let
Us DO our work in the United States and
there Viii not be an idle man beneath our
flag
Mr. Bryan and The Chicago and S..
Louis platforms offer more money. The
Republican party offers more work. No
man. no men and no land ever improved
It's condition by increasing the volume OF
money Increasing the volume OF work Is
the sure path TO peace. prosperity and
happiness.
This is the broad difference between the
party OF anarchy and the party OF indus
try. open the minis" says Nr. Bryan.
and prosperity VIII come" Open the
mills" declares Mai. Mckinley. "end
work VIII come and out OF work prosper
ity." There IS only one way 20 open the
mills By the confidence sound money Will
bring and the increased demand protection
will give.
These two viii bring more work. and
the American workman wants work and
wages and not free silver and lnha ton
There are al least 2.00opo0 men without
work today in the United States. Put the
Republican party In power and there Will
not be an idle man beneath our flag
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NOTABLE PEOPLE.

young Apache Indian "a new stu
dent a. Philips Exeter academy
Loie Fuller has brough; suis In New
York court TO restrain other professionals
from dancing her dances
According to trustworthy intelligence.
the shah OF Persia mas decided 10 go
10 Europe in me early spring Of next year.
S.gnor Crisp. az soon as he had resigned
his place IN the Iniisn ministry, sent out
a circular 10 his former Cd ents. and -
now In fun practice at the italian bar
Rood poisoning Tho result Of a prick
OF A hat Qcn several months ago. has %
enfeebted a young woman OF New Albany,
IND, that e IS feared she VII not recover
the students OF Cornell university ne sad:
'po not trS 10 be smart. but 90 every
thing that comes 10 your 10. IL a faithful
and satisfactory manner"
The new Canadian cabinet. presided over
by the Hen. Wlfred L4aurfer. Is made up
ia az entirely n0vei manner, as IL includes
several OF the preniers OF various prov
tnC@S. who IN We resigned cir pOr -f&,14Os
10 become Dominion ministers
Prof Munson. 81 the Ma ne state co.
lege. IS expeTInen ring wsth the cut vA..o
OF t.ue berries. which have nllher9o re-
sisted a.. attempts 10 grow them OF a
large scale. Ills experiment prom ses 10
be succesSr a.
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the Union NafioHas bark. u Omaha. IS
he president % The TTa1s-A3iss So lapl aid
held N Omaha IN tssS- Il = probable raAt
Pres. 2eui Alchln.sy. as "a vii .Aen oe.
W. open =
ANY one more unlike 4 sailor than NJ
Gosch IN. ne Grst ord OF the astgu4rHl - .
& YOU'D be Impossible - conceive. tbs
however. e sTTlAsa matter, Tor s@efess
a. tAe admiralty. 80 far as - arss ord
= concerned. depends more o. nTarca han
SEA- IgasgsSa. .
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<-on . summer vacation 20 Europa wss
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xrts one q th~Fn oeang rope u 80
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ma : win i2amons1s
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fused 30 change tss nans4 q as GQrt ncs-1-
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A ~ MIC NiAAiiS er

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The way the disappointed Democrats
faik about the money power exertlas It's
influence In Maine would lead one 20 BE-
heve that the aforesaid power haa gone
into the Pine Tree state and bought up
nearly every man in I. who Is OF voting
eye. As matter Of fact. there is no
state IN the Union which contains more
honest upright intelligent people than
the state OF Maine, and the overwh ming
Republican victory there last Monday
shows ,ha. they are thinking along the
right lines and have not been carried
az ay By the Populistic olaparap Of Can
dIdAts Bryan
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/ lrst save the Republic.
New York Sun.

Our advice TO Democrat. is TO keep the
main chance steadily in mind. A vote FOR
Mckinley Il worth two votes for Palmer
as an Instrument for the defeat of Bryan
First let Us save the republic and fortify
It's institutions by as tremendous a ma
Jority against reputation and revolution
as patriotism can Insure. Admire the
spirit dispiayed at Indianapolis. take off
your hats tn Jobm McAuley Palmer and
Simon Bolivar Buckner. cheer them to
The TOP Of your voice not only "a fine old
types OF Northern and Southern Denocra-
cy, but also as the advance guard OF q
Democratic column starring out for fur
Their victories: and then go TO the polls ard
clear the way FOR The new Democracy by
firing directly at Bryan a ballot for VIII
lam NICK lniey.