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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-09-11
New Hosiery.

AN$NN AAOCA(A
For men, women and children. The
albert" fast black, unsurpassed for
pure dyes and good wearing qualities.
Prices from lOc. up.
New Prints.
Reds, blues, blacks, grays, browns,
ETC., &c. yard and up. Fine line
twilled calicoes and printed black
satines.
New Clothing.
One hundred new suits for men,
boys and children will arrive in few
days. Wait for the new arrivals and
get the best values
New Hats.
New Fedoras, stiff hats, crushers,
straight rims, planters etc.
New Shoes.
Mems all solid, stylish and service
able shoes $3.50 a pair and up. Better
ones 81 TO "a. Big values In ladies
and children's shoes.
Our new capes and jackets please
the ladies.
Willis Bros. G Co.
Court and Liberty.
The Cash Dry Goods, Clothing Iand
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-09-11
BARKLEY AND PENNOYER.
Another Bryan Supplement With Two
Great Speeches.

Another Bryan Supplement With Two
Great Speeches.
Not all could hear Pennoyer and
Barkley at the great Bryan ratitica-
tion at Salem. So THE JOURNAL has
printed in supplement form the great
speeches made on that occasion by
those two gentlemen. They swill be
supplied from this Office at 81 per
100 or 81 per 200 postpaid. We have
still supplements with Bryan's speech
of acceptance at New York and
Mitchell on the impossibility of In
ternational Bimetalism.
Eben Hoffman, Of Astoria, had an
exciting fight with bear. The eX-
perience was anything but pleasant
and came near costing him his life.
He was rescued from the jaws of the
bear who was chewing his shoulder
He suffered a broken collarbone and
the loss Of the tip of his nose.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-09-11

Wanted-All girls to know that Hoe
Cake" will not make their hands RED
like common soap. Save the wrappers
They are worth cent apiece. Jet
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-09-11
New Clothing.
Willis Bros. G Co.

Court and Liberty.
The Cash Dry Goods, Clothing land
Shoe House.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-09-11

Soap Foam Washing Powder
will not make the clothes yell
low, nor burnHthe hands,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-09-11
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-09-11

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-09-11

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-09-11

The Salem Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union adopted the following
resnlnti ions Sent. s. 1896:
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-09-11
New Prints.

Reds, blues, blacks, gra
ETC., sc. a yard and up.
twilled calicoes and priI
satines.
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DAMMING up silver
New York Journal.


-, -. -. 49,, ~, that the advoc,
,r..a, s,e. ~, y, o,n, prior to 1873 nasm IN
-. ,,,n, ''le over 65pM0 snr-a rv.
- ,a...... . ,'.sS nv '''"s N'S only su "an
me- ~ '' 'hiS year tn coined ,.a aahs -
r,,o ,rno, -, Oh, ~, 80, '@ Tcn b
MON s,,. ,r. ~ " us point even more forcn,
.n. -. , ~. - .'e "ecade between ana
~ '' 1''' vi me mint the worlds c. % ADJ.
,oLa,. ,hra ,a,o 'i es years VI trs !
alns ,h,,s rs w. . 'e' TO Their quantity tn sos -
s''et collage NmSs,
a,, -, 49, ,,1i,,' ~, iO VIII n The "vn
RI ,,so a ,,. INV aI IN u now stands A. ~ Na,
" 80 ''e 'o"'i"s' IN effect ~eNd
,a,.,ia.t ''''"s'' let us b. ~ MAJ NJ
tho rco ~ s,, sna,Id ~ '"a, Mexico the som. ~ ssI
49, "'''as ne driven 10 tho
!, o,,rt, 49,, ~ =, u.a,, ,e, po"h'' "R@g
these circumstances the entire
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POLITICAL BltlI,rS

=, '.'n'aSt'r, Pa August i7.-Wiui, -,
,nn,ni ,hairman Of the democratic coun,,
'''t f'hce lN3, resigned today.
9 N'ShViHe' Tcun., August II = W.
SINS was 'onght DECLARED ,hc d.,,io',W
"r'u.,tt IN the eight district by III" c,r q
H., >n,3nHl committee upon IA canvass a,
'nr primary election recently held "
NlnoinnaH, Ohio. August l7-At a w..
, ''S mere today of gold standard Io,,,
t - It resolution was adopted ~ , IN
:" 'ne sold standard Democrats Of ~, !" s't,i
-" county To meet al y. IN ueNt It~UIill-
h mass convention go select dnlN,d,, .lh
"'n convention tn Columbus, AngIst D 10
NItNeldnd, Ohio, August M -
~ lof New York this eyen...,, ann q
"r'yr matters connected with tbr ran,,t' 9 IHN
ga, r,a'"lhNr'eVs IN that city. Nj jin,,ta
i.,Ttn'ri me statement that Mn ~ ~ Ma i,''
b,,, M"lId not take the stump. as %a
'rP"rted IN some quarters ""S
Now York, August IL Chairman ~.
,,,, Np,'tfu az republican Nallou,t' 'u'l"
sc"ii,tt' N MS CITY W"bI,sln, - '',ad-
N'hVhh mas been cnEactf to I, w '
me ttmotCattc gold standard SrraN IN
WrfS, IA Na'ne. Michigan. Ohib ',y} u
N'u lhnoiS. and may ucssihl,l 80 II tlllh
.nNi INTO cil rr Of the Wealer, 81 no MS
'hoso named above. states than
Tacoma, Wash. August II --p,.,
uc democratic state comrl,taS Stl"r OF
rr",nh ma rman, and Z. G M,u,on p"th
$3.50 49, y. nave ISSUED a manifesto -, -.
vyr"CN 'NpAinng why tho 49,, - =" N
,Hm."'s' IN accepted the title . 80. avs
fms.iSI, uHket 10 adorn the head ~
f,,s o nSket' The manifesto sneaIs we
'e'0''n' and urges supper, OF The 't ,icka Of
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~ n"r e1 ~
i"'"' 5" BE- rIar Auc 'ol ct
"' @ Zoe "ra ..oe.-
''Fe te ee ,lal 'at .n. 49,
~ "a- f"''' 'n owe rirfrS ratl1
.H-h ,'f op1 utrr Mt
h''Anf ffi As -"u' fas.e u4la-a
i'.h .'H"
We afe u ths' ,t ap-,..,- i..
"s f" ''f -'s st
business haff1e.-t atc '..t rat.- s.,.
h'cHr" 1Iaa ~Hr. "-e srt i,p.tss so
l. seH. can '-. -rAivg if-.a, s-ea ,, ,..
W' fa'i tons 80 ue ee.E ea-ts-s l-
~" fsht ~ ftcfHt events IS ls a miserable.
unsafe barometer We sfa M-rt.r.y s.r
fl"'ie c'Hhie-'ee SIS H-s -r4riv a4.
h"siS for hnsr"ss Tfe troll J. se,n., IL.
he bar tine barometer r,r be s.. ...f..
man pnla''i. Nhe-, 30 rsait, her. a..
signs " % change % weat..- Af.-...
dspatch 700 fridays papers o. f.. 49,,
stated That tl. news of y,y.,., ,..,..
10 make az impre-si9u NM, .,- ..,
Of New York caused urlre. ,,. -..,......,
violently as hey Nc-. mn, too. ....
Ana the came Was TINE .., ,,o -.
exchange Ana thousand. ~ H., ....'
MSS men IN tho Interior ~ a.. -.
suffer ,b.,,.,f,.... '1"f'
investments and b,.s.,.e.. .r,-'s,,,,t.....' D.
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TINT nRYAN MEEr1NG.

Tho commercin, EDITOR of tho Chioaro
Daily News. who is n gold standard oa
voca.e makes these interesting comments
~ his weekly review Of the financial ST..
nation:
III. as Gath insists. insincorlty Is tho
mother Of failure. then banal hypocrlsv
IS the father of insincerity. The spcerl,
of the dcmocratic candidate has heor a.,
utticd; Mr.. Eryants rcrcption I'm Gotham
has been lerllcd; the man h,msclf hos
been traduccd bcyond the cndurap,. ~
his tolr-mindod enemies.
friond-a gold basis rcruh,tcan- n,,,
n Madison Souarc Garden Wcloes,,n,.
evening. He assures mo that no man ,.,.
ever gr,,tcd hv such concourso NJ ,,,,,.
p'o aes was urvan and thot tho rr..s =,
New York win one cxccntioo c-,s.,,.
m iesrepr,scn,cl tho s,e,l,cr ANA rts ...,lm
encc. The sno.cb IN 81 d,,,hln sa,
spenks for its.lf u ,,ocs ma, ot -
silncrtIuo,,s "a ro,o ,otr,il, u.,.h
ideas n, ,h, ,,,,rr,,,,.,. ,,,,.',,,, h,, 10y
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NR. BRlAN'S TOUR.

/; Is by far the mos, careful NM
tnoyshuul paper that MIR. Bryan has evei
minds Of thoss who have represented him
as shallow. -Chioiso Record
And General Harrison IS also going to
Wy nis hand al answering William j.
iI!Sn great &C 'cIttatl0n Speech. Al
~he big guns OF the <. o. y. ,a'-m 1t In
S.fmbent upon themselves - answer the
roy orat9t Somewhat strange. isn't
u south Bend FINES tdemD
! Bryan has accented Mckinley. nnrnt-
| mated Il month sooner. hasn't accepted.
! nc one SiSANs FRANKLY ani canfidly. Tho
"ra'pount issue. The people acc draw
/ NIX conclusions from this that are not
oate.--Cra" forjlsNlile star demj.
contrast between McKinicy's silence and
I tryan's sl,eech rnaking hut Mckinney
W3uli appear TO no better advantage II he
talked right along. since he talks IL no
purpose and displays noiicnm OF H..
ttlhtenre concer' ins the ono real issla of
tdeml.
II IS no cxargeri;ion to say that unless
AZ ne reception Of General Grant or
possibly Mr. Blaine. riltsuurS never wit
n.s-,i sngh joyous ani enthusiasts po-
tt4' a! tWpuSitaticns as last Night Mr.
hrNan. NJ. Bland Geaeril Weaver ana
o'ieF> ot the party wcr, surprised at tho
intensity and earue>in"ss OF The people.
flt-hnrg Post Nen).
w,ll balanced aud their melutug J.. tolcr-
any Lar As a keynote" al d, cam
pAlgn however 10y the nomeuce Of A srctt
party % L. ,lnfularly uninspir,ns II
ga. ks the IRE. u.v ylgor. the - sln. which
t M. MAJ as Bland, or Boies or Black
Globe Democrat tsclluus).
Ilcat nAc criticism OF MI Bryan IS now !
.hr o!t"r ot TIM day IN republican quar-
.'i. n nnt'ailhle talents an his i'm /
per ttIahlr EoNI nature Count Cor Moth /
ru"ut evoke In most instance, 4 con- !
' mptng's snort from his Partisan assatl- /
1lN l'ut the people among whom MIR.
~ an las row conc viii treat HIM fairly /
ni VIII do him Justice -pochestrr *. |
% ~ rhli demo.
fh''r' IS no denying the fact that Mr.
'anddate Bryan speech Of acceptance
p NcW York Wednesday .Eht vas an
'Nt effort and the gold men will and il
%, aH easy matter 70 answer it with
'hN-nclns force 1t Is probably the nbi.st
'i1+'h MI Bryan ever dolNerpd-cugser-
"a Ne in tone. hut none the loss fur-thle
rs j"Mt~' There are unquesLouAbly
'nlifions tt"t give "a good basis tar me
-Ftr movement aud bryan has sri ,hrm
20 iseiu.-gold bug
Th" sporth embraced answers TN brief
ai. 20 er.n' miny Questions that are
sh.. NN students OF th" Wop"v question
very 4ay Mr BRYAN m"1if"-;N mler-
81 iF 4r effect Of good phrase making
b" Knows wGd, = going to ice moro than
sat..r 'G"et.yc and BE-. was familiar
.i-n wien MS manuscript to lay it
.onallY ard deliver his most .
POINTS WIN the charm of seeming .
i". ta'iiy II Is Understood tina, De- ;
,,a he ..ght,s liahHiy to error in
~ ,he rupft his Remarks. Enquir-
y - no' M cosy 'esk 20 make series
it- i-p W.l's long. addressing q
nat t,r. %
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ford no valuable index as TO ;hc strength
OF securities In really and are but evi-
denoas ~ the Wild and reckless speculA-
ton which 10 at all times the basis Of the
transactions Of the stock market j. viii
be doubly unsafe during this campaign TO
watch the exchanges with a view OF oh
tanning anything IKE a correct estimate OF
The real Effects upon values o. American
securities. or upon investments. q the
Political developments o, the day The
campaign. Will furnish. 20 their hearts
content. he always coveted era Of reck-
less manipulation and feN~rsh speeulA-
iicn for the brokers and stock jobbers
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GERMAN-AMERICAN VOTE.
The Germans Are Not Owned by the Re
publican Party as Claimed.

| T,h.> f-... -
II" Germans Are Not owned by the Re
ruphran faTty as Claimed.
| Indianapolis Sentinel
Mr. Rrvan's su,,co.tio, Of ~, 49,,
nosed of ,.,,,,.,', "i' ".' my 0''ii-
i''9e' vi generals Is peculiarly fitting to
the German gold standard association
which has snrur,r ,,n T., 900. III, ~,
meo,i,,, -, ,..,p ''' MIS- "o
'n.".i'H az Ml'h II was organized was
I'm 1851 DnleIIN or German republicans
t, iVi',o' ia"G c!cheht heing represented
ia, 'Jl'i' fanvvnHei ana a few of his
n.tS-"o- Canp. mere mas long been an
impression that Mr.. ircnzel carried tho
t t' NAN aeinocrat5c vote of this city In
' Wr - i"Ghqt, ana SO lar as heard from
to disconfage ' his " I1ea h'Hs any sr9rt
mon. 9,, , 'tc t'i9 .'ra. Whenever the
Fre,3ioi P s'S ,~1 mas neen discussed Mr..
mo G.r,n',, any sMetl assurance that
to a man "e'e 'o' the sold standard
,rbs ,,t''' ..,,
"uth we Eold STANDARD sentiment was
Gnr,,, ~ UnS d"lphs the masses of the
''riH't'l voters but a very marked move
h'nt IN the opposite direction has been
sui''s on Tor several years and this is
,,,' 10 several causes. one of tho most
perieiioe. our German Americans arc
very largely engaged in agricultural pur-
snitS ana they, in common with Others
IN TINS occupation have felt the nrrssI,,e
agricultural products Very many Ger.
mans are also found among our WORKING.
~ -, - "i"t 'l'F maze felt kccnly the loss
lnemcn from the shutting down az nf "1 fnn-
tories ana the suspension of nthar ia,i,i-
MAJ, ma,e business due to the fact that esit-
come unprofitahie nr a n,,cS hdu ne
probation of gold, which means an an an
probation of all our MONEY brra n. a." IN
our money is on a ,-oId 49,, wS sus az
has been gong on the ,r,' "'S.S' Wh'ie inns
ness dcpresion havn , a..r causes OF bust
Ina
thnv sl,,,.r,d ha 81 me sVils from which |
ed 10 th"m ~, " sh neen iorciby present |
rrann T1n "oIIp o, me German Tele-
deavoro,i ',o soIu mug Germans have en-
NIr. Jenp 80 S ar.,, down and laugh down
nt'hhy AND Will prevail and the Tele-
nn a,n my hcen an importaGt factor In
citl,omrE tho eyes OF our German fellow
',,,'rus 10 the fact that our money svs-
, was the source of great business las
u" an classes of people 'O7'
has s"p no,eer intuancc that has been potent
nl 'his subject In Germany Th,' ~" ~
imam mpire was the leader in The dc.
, s''IIl' u!att,on OF silver. l, adopted Inc
IGre the United States lid and H. ",,
was supposed to renrcssmt H. ~ a''lon
n rl,,l,r ead1aatcd Thought of the csntiry in
by the Gcrmais fond irorSi N't, p aSsed
that they .tiffsro,l - IN .NpcflcHNe |
fleets Of their own or,inGE, from ne
standard do"trlnorin ", '"ns n gold
4 ih"red with stupid persiS',..",auE nave
heory that there could ho ky 10 their
,,tndari Of value ana thai q SIiSir
n ,bo be gold bat the industr,i aII
leri rur-nrai intrrcsts v ,h,,i 'I,g,ial,y TIE
and-holding nobil,v. haVa "G,uus the
'lsssed ny the approciation of ,,onn,. 80
evoit against the eronorpit,i. 'e s mat the
icnression by n, TO- relieve tho
= tlrln protection and LDr,,,, IN - Slrn |
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mems of the banks and brokers offices.
1t were not ainiss TO assist IN enlishtcn-
ing those who are willing to listen to sane
argument on the monetary question.
Jihes jeers and premedtaed missta.e-
monts are destructive boomerangs. The
mob is ever with him who is unjus;ly per-
scented -
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SALISBURY yIELls

Crucial Point In Venezuelan I'D
Has Been DECIDED
Washington. August li-M 4
port from London that Lord s,ai
yielded TO Secretary 0lney % vi
point of tho Venezuelan negcnu
Of including the settlcd pSau(
disputed uact in the proposed ~
Is regarded as an importan, diHt
by those interested IN tbs sussa
inclusion OF the settled dffi1
been the chief obstacle In The w
duration, so that II the report Il
moVal is confirmed, the Two gaIs1
appear to be nearer an amlcslz
lueut than at any time since lk
began.
Lord Salisbury, from tho IN
sisted that these settled dslnka,3
ereigu British soil which colll ~
iectcd to the judgn ent Of Stl.n1
rotary Olney has urged TIA! IT,
OF this settled portion from I.
woul-i defeat the whole sNlt
filtration, as the unsettled o
sections were not what Vensiss.
ed for. The latest view Of US
PRESENTED in a brief ny y. NJ
lawyer of Boston. OF wno'' ~
Olucy has a high opinion. !.
was laid before the Veneloen
siQn as a part of the Vensn
hut aside from this II IS knym W.,
lire of argument was Sell n
taken ny the secretary OF ~.
roy pointed out that the 'se'fs
was in fact but little seiln
number of British copn"
oomparat vely insignilicsa,E. u
improvements" on WINCH ~ N
had laid much stress. weN
nreartr AMI primitive kino, ~
whole value of existing PIN
ments. houses. improvement
be a comparatively sniail ~. ~, u 4
inc conclusion was drawn ~ M
Cd settled listr.cts shculd no. 81
wav Of the adjustment Of - Nf
ton. ,,,im.,Ys
There has been no ila%hs r ~
view would be accepted e!,fij
until the cable dispatches ~ M
i, hoIievcd 10 be the inspA",
the Bradford Observer. u,rs III
by Lord saisuu'', nj
suggestion is made ina a,,os,rss
vii be made for the impI''yysss
British settlers IN .ah Int 10
n warded the terr!terEy' az I'M
Is made as TO who VIII p Ss,s 70 y
,lthough i, is construed, l nsr' ~
Treat. ! BRIAN VII moll oess,S l.
!, lbiects who are uisp
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ISOLATION. has commences. Il, !
nerfecting the roll Of the htn
paratory to presenting the an
Dawes commission. There IN I,
intruders whose right to prws1]
Cherokee Nation will b dsur1
IN Dawes commission
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60. p-ecsient. IN fact, a gocd many
OF them. 1rst and asst. and Texas Tu,ieI
thrwgh every time with just as much on.
III the womb OF tho future there are al
Ways co-urrrsatio-s for present d.sas-
ter and when We refec. tina; this time
NcNi year We VII have President i,ryAn
ana nee silver, We should ta Of god
chtei and I'D defiance 10 drouth
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BREEDS FEVER
Condition of AFFAIR; ,, Of a'''

Condition OF Affairs Of a
New York. August n-h ,.,:si
Alvah II. Doty of this Guy WA y, d |
Havan. cuba. this mo- .. ~
only two days in ha' !, ,sal !
found on arrival that !, !, NV
possible for him to re. ,s.,, n'
fueros. where, he says y" Mj
ing outbreaks OF n., Sdsl i
that there was a eres' ssrs1s
fever and small poN = rsa ss'sss
sI,rroundlne country IN W. \
ditions are terrible smp.s n
s H,,rC he says. Is ,s1Iisssa
hav and the tide is not t,,,ss sp o
n o saw - a continual O,rsssRss'''
fever especially around IL "A
and the military ho os ~ yelloT U
There were 800 cases NJ ibe ~ il
100 deaths reported ron ron 'prs''l
pital for the two ~, ronfiA n
i59i Of the ely o. l,, M; N
sncr Of unacclimSiea
bad effect.
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DESERVES mon REWARD.
Ra~trop Advertiser

y Sf1 Antonio asks "A divorce from
n'F huStHnd on ground that he has
been hohiiuNly 4. NIX for MIN, wears. ShN
shoul! have tho divorce. ifa OF niuo
Ne.fs with m hahitual drunkard should
h2t only "7titlo the wife 20 n divorce. Inn
ahfolNc her from an sin. emitting her Ia
tiurdom 80 w"
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MET THE Ia" 4
Troops charged he lpsTy.

Troops CHARGED " n. party 4,
rascon. ArIa., august oSIrrssf,.s
Just arrived here from seyeas
states that troop b, r,u,asass I
Lieutenant Bullock ,s sGis y !
two miles south S,,,.n u r,e.' "a,
were entrenched p The fss. ~
OF the mountsi9,S,t rs. i,rocps n,
$50 unin $50: rJhns I sillia ( I
capturing the chree ss'iss'
s sala!tf' w wsiS SSiP ss'i;4 Z
militia military They WI VA over " =
morrow and turned
thoritaes.
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RAILWAY roLiTics AND FACTS.

/ Cleveland plaindealcr
/ In the campaign circulars sent 20 rail-
way employees in the names Of certain rail
way pres dents the employees are told that
| II they vote Tor Bryan lad free coinage
1 they viii be voting themselves to reduced
wages or out of a j1o and send ny the
companies to bankruptcy and ruin. Re
celrts being In silver the purchasing pow
~ Of the dollars received viii be reduced
Supplies beng sold FOR slyor Their prices
VIII be decreased. That Will wipe on, the
margin between receipts and eN pcns,s and
VIII ne"css;ta'c the reduction Of wages on
jhe ore hand and defau.' of Iividcnds
and .atrest on fixed charges on the other.
causing universal railway hankruptcv.
1t is IA gloomy pic-ure of railway affairs
undrr a himctal,ic STANDARD, but there IS
another not less gloomy and more authoii-
It picture OF railway affairs under "ths
"N Ing gold standard " which VIII hardly
Inc clr'ulatcd 10y The gold siandard pcop,c
as "a oammign document 1t IS tho report
"i 'rf S'rtis1irt1n 10 Tile Interstate COM
mrr'o commission for Tho year ending
June 10. lN@ The figures of witch Were,
90 rat ei from the sworn statements of the
runway officials to the commission II
i' voted tn.t tu" last nlpn.u iuclud.i
ul me report was iuu year bafure the
mo il0g II the On cage convention ana.
th"ieiore no explanation of the unfaNor-
hht showing can he made ON the basis nf
me thRinw of coming free mage am m
hN@.1'rs Of the roads. The "eNiet.ug g0lI
S'indNd' WAS I'm fuii cnrct.
OF he 'oral outstanding railway stock
az RIB" close of June, 1'95. more than ~ ror
go ~ i"N mo- uN mas, ana OF he iuu.t.l
re- MN hr''iy Il per c-nt rtii NO iulHrcst.
TNtr' Was shrnkagr In thu marlia tr-
IN ''n n'ome AMI npcraiiug exp us'-, tnnt
m arr.n being 40 per cent in 500 and
co. lrnrung 10 So per cent In l&'. not-
B fH.I 4 Il
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a QUICK TRANSITION.

n" san Antonio Shoe factory Is usins
i'''nri tfnu 10y Ne chrome process tho
,ln" required In which Is only six hours
IhdS a y"nrling ! fssu't know OF MORNINGS
hut what y night his hdo may I've walk
ing along the street a., tho shane OF sbo,s
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CAN'T pELIvER TmE GOODS.

lirlilN iltNha.
Iha ncmorl ~ the days Of republican
n, sIuo b.. too fresh to allow an honasf
PopGunt from principle 20 be deliver Il
hy a i"w deslenin. leaders over 10 Cunev
TO bc voted for republicanlsm.
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- -. ~. ,,o,.. ,,., I.
SoR Br'% Wr 81 De on MSns l0we b
, JtctsJ
shaH prove 'ha' Mr' Edward A,kihSon
Is in error in calling the silver dollar "a
, 5a.rept dollar" but that the half-witt.d
assert,pg ,hat the sold dollar is ao0.eent
collar.
II silver has not dapreoiatol comnara
, rt'ly Kim oSb,T 1.'ffton ant III ni"bi,
lrrodi,rts rxr.nftn, sold nrn IL lreal
urirc or na, Vaiie has boon ,trtrken
Town bv l.eai ,nnrfrnent I'm INA ana roiI
Nor" b i,r"Itt.d No., -o'' ' ~ p ~ :.
80, N VIZ go ~ IN ',',, I ,'i, 10y
10 doubt has m his possession the facts.
~" 1',iIt~I' u ,""V ~ =" ee',to't sVisn.
49, s"VH-H' iu t.e 49, oi w ihst a.a'
rv, yalue md ne Hmntys III am ,,,,s1"d
~, 49, Gu ne NM" Az 'ilid@cu
ia'r.., a., 9'.o',G ~ S'e"' 80
ut'otSrd Chaicnse nm TO give a cor
iCct ah.'!atea slat'Fneh' or coinparat,v We
lri,t>>. oI prv iucis tor edch year s.nce 1873
10 lN'. Such statement was presented
ny Carter iidrrison i've or s.N years ago
III an article printed in a leading maya
/ H. said:
huAlel OF wheat was worth in 1875 in
SN,F h"il9n !" grams.
silver bul,.on ~ grains al
"A huShe of corn mus worth in 1873 in
| ; !Vcr bull on 23i grains.
/ siiyor hi.llioo 900 erains 80 -''' ="
"a poun1 Of rnttnn ,,.aa worth 4, ,s-7 In
silver i5i on ~ eri.ns ~ III 400 ia
a mound of cotton Wa. worth g., ,soo ~,
suva, Lnii.,,, ,,i ""s l'n III iS'v IN
4 n,rr,l az -. t,,.t ,,.,. ,,.,,,,, - ,e-,
I'm ,I.v"r bniiini >.;o srai WsS "o''' III 1919
barrel or mess heef was wo 'th in 1890
~. 'E'r pli'i no ,,'o sia-n
SILVER hui I'm {, ;'' was "'''" ]" 1870 IN
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It's said that little Cupid
sets the tires OF Love aglow;
But now does little cupid
Scratch a match, I'd like to know?
New York Life,