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The San Francisco call., 1896-03-19

DIED.
Ball, John NJ Kullmann, Jacques
Borle, Gustavus J. McEIroy, Hugh
Bradford, Mrs. Kate McGovern, John FL.
Bush, Annie E. O'Brfen Charles
Collis- Ciprico, G. R. O'Connor, Charles NJ.
Croze, August Roderick, Antonio
Duckworth j. NICK. Ruggiero, Annie M.
Edmonds, Laura Stetefedt, Carl A.
Goodwin, Myron 81. Teeter, Ann
Hahn Lea Theyenet Ernest ].
Hickey, Elizabeth Tierney, Ellen J..
Jackson, Lulu Warren, Louise NJ.
Kuhn, William Wickham, Michael
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-19


Gp OK FURNITURE RO OMS. II. SCHELI,-
sDOO. HAAS, 408 Eleventh ST., Oakland.
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UNITED STATES AND MEXICO,

Troops of Either Country MAY ross me
boundary In PURSUING ih"'"'s
Washington. June 6--serre'A'S OF s''"'
olncy and senior Romero, minister 'p'
Mexico. have signed an asrenmeh' w"'''-
by The troops OF either the 'ni'oa ~ ''cS
or Mexico may cross We nonnn,N Nh, ,,s
ia NM uursuii OF histl~ Indians. y ms
~ 10 ,i,irl lime the two goN"rni0 Ms
nave ,ntored into such IN asrec'nnn'' me
va cspirinv IN ,sa m" n,rm ion en- n ,"r
,,,,,t,na an The barber nj me Ma
hlnd Of mdins Now tint inc ,'h'icI
n,1iss troops may continue on q hot ,ftii
II IL hoped shcy VIII make Sh''' "o'" VI
mis- notorious outlaw,
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Washington Iun, We President
Steven ~ var IN th4 s-1ats chair tod ~
ATTIC An absence - iwo cay AMI at
faehfd hls fisratere % several bilis in
eining fst deficiency appropriation and
tne n!iei .ree"e hill4. Among the IA
smtp.o uort+ was an, ir1in The IL
bfafi COMMITTEE f,r - prafc monument
At AplumsltoN Va. At lho po'nl Mhofe
Grant and i.ce mo-
Alr Alllsoo ltrn !os'' repor'sa, a a
approximation bin re explained hat a
nrmnef 81 items Nr- ,uii ouW, 'nelpa.
lug thjae for ncw Iubltr tmiidiugs AZ
ssii Lax" ci'y aud I saplihs OF, The
ncN States OF ileh3 y omsng AID Mon
hlllaiugs a. kHnsi ,li. AaNnnlh. q
a4id caindcp S J a 10 INC lns, named
ciaei ho said ,hy buiAinss mrrnnear ,pm-
pcipn iut gao "prk oNii "a ~ Unless
t'neli additional appropriations were
| inado. iut me hOnSt sHnie,rer positive
| - refused, said Mr Allison so assent TO
amendment OF f5~N fpr participation tn
| ne ifusscls 'sppSliton next year Mas
| also resisted hN IN h1t'a although the
s l.., dcrattmgni ree.r.ls Il a. most d..
| In tie tvenf Mr y llaon nald these ana
| vih"t ms VT Of .nfp Importance 10
| tho large inlctosta thai ia 4ruatc con
| icres'S lii not feri )usliitl N ahaiid ming
! 'ho'r without M ui9 lr of tno i.stato.
Nj pibois mado plea fof pubic
| tuldiHs1 at iNe ~ - capitals ~, shfl
| liai u NuH notorious ihat im speaker
| 81 I'm nousc and the chairman ~ the
| lnrte gnmiuRisf On sNbir uuidings and
| grounds declined to appruso any ncw
| pubic bindings Aul set s,.I Mr. bn-
| hsis. speaker trs1 resided 80 q D,ae. Nith
| T. an ie-opio N.in ii niidlr huiliup costlns
| 81, ih.nr. The disiri't lrptosoiitri 10y
| hartman Mllili.en of the hnusc commit
| toe on public nuilihsr had fsleil' hni.i.
| siise in use lawns Air dubois suAr an
| some aripin the Naiu' aNfp having pub.
Ne bnildnps No dount, ii- raid there
| Was nn uce-i for furihfr lau,lc hhildiGEs
in Maine The rlni'nnn Of thr house
| committee tYfl In rs,n winch would
| rot make suburb uf nne Of ihgsc Wrsf-
rtn rapiialf The ,anuiy a,ass IA aumf
oi iheEG now States wPFf lafRef aim an,
town IN ,he district rcpr Annttd by thps'
IEnnteman tRrri and Mlllhcbl
Nr Yes, dom, Mo- said /: Was an cs
teblished u>iey to civ ihr new Siates j
public hUi'iinE a. iheir eaprats
Mr.. plati n,epu Gonna Thought IN,
f.anste should TAKE nfm stand 80 lrsls,
ing upon all public 'mprovsmeir.. TN
country aas not gainG into bankruptcy
| After an Tho talk there ~Is good iea
NJ money In the treasury, terhtns i'm
lproperiy raised ~ honda. but never,hs
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BRAZOs COUNTY POpuLISrS.

Bryan, Texas, June 6-Thc pouist COIN
ty convention met at the court house
this evenig at o'clock, Judge j. A. Buck
hosts was elected chairman and A. W.
Shealey secretary. Delegates to the
various conventions were elected Harry
Tray was recommended for National
lutions I'm touch with the principles OF
tho party were adop'ea provldlg Tor
III recognition of no man for county
State or Natinunl olfic' Who Ices 20,
- and on the omaha Platform. also tntt
no nominations for county offices he mae
AZ the present time. Also that no inaorst
mont for state officers he made except
for governor and railroad commission =.
J. & Kearbv wns Endorsed for governor
and s d. a. Duncan for railroad COM
| M si
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GEolll;lA DEMOCRATS.

Majority of the Del gates t'hosen Are For
Free Silver.
Atlanta, Ga, June 6.-Returns received
Up to II o'clock in the county primaries
aud mass meo tiues held throughout Gcor-
gin today for selections of delegates to
inc democratic State convention leaves the
result IN much doubt, with only ccrta nty
That the majority chosen are for free gil
yer In the Eleventh district. rcprcs uicu
by Congressman Turner. gold standard
mcn carried the day. ani IN The Second
district i is pr 'haDle chat Byron Il.
Bower sound money IAN iidate for con-
gross, has hcea nominated 70 SUI coed Rep
irseutntiyo Russell
a hot fight has Ia ,cr wagoi in '1e l'ifth
district, IN which Atlanta is la'ed, be-
tween foi Fl ssmin Livingston ami chas.
L. l'rannun y, this hodr Livingston. i
nomination seems certain.
In the Eighth district Congressman
Lawson, god standS.rd. appears from in
complete returns received 81 lar. To have
held hts sea, acainst tho opp Stion Of
". NJ. toward. irec liver opponent
The majority of counties which acted on
the senatorial question went Tor charl"'
i. crisp for senator. to succeed Joan u
G. fdon.
Tho following coun,ios either sriectrd
gui standard delegates to the Siaio con
vcution or won't Tor DuEignun for s"n-
0tor: Montgomery, Jackson. johnson
Banke Berrion. lpWndos. c,ffey, tincis
Baldwin. DsGghcrty. 0corec. Gferh'
Clarke. Thomas ana Wilkes.
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LEON COUNTY poprLIsrs.

Ccntrevil,e, Texas June b.--'rhc noulisf
county convention met here Sesterhay
and put ONT fun ticket for county Of
nccs II Is thought they made very 5000
selections. bili a great deal of hlss'llr
faction was expressed hy different ulsnl.
hers OF the convention on account ~
the dafeli of nov men and the hon,ihn
ton of old broken dow npoii,ichhs 10 IN
tn" PRINCIPAL offices. .,,,,
The omaha platform was indnrs'n' WIN
n "eursed he ho who take from J, OF
adds 70 il one ioi or one tue
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,n,o,,uNMrNT FORECAST.

vy.,.hinetoa. juno 1.-The congi, ssl}i n
sl,ut,lon tonight indicates ahli,y 10 sd-
,o,,,n II, rucaday night. aIihoush any sc.
,,,t,,,l onncs,,isn In the senate / the
,,r,ton Of Ire house on Appropriation u lis
may pcstpenc adjournment several aaN +.
A. ihs e', ssr OF we nr hu, fory-s,x s e
a,ors nrssent. orc mere than quorum.
IN 90 * Of a failure TO maintain a quorum
aLScntecs could be sent for, but many
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coNvrNrloN rosTroNED.

Georgetown. Texas. June 6-1ho meet
ing OF the democratic loatorial coaVeNion
of the Srvrni'-ec~onL district rrs been
postponed until Tuesday. June u. ~ M
to We Milan county "a opportunity %
elect delegates.
Chairman SAMSON has consequently
callr a meeting II delegates ic moe; at
Tny,or. Juno II. for Tho purpose rf nm =
mating u democratic candidate for rcprc-
sentative of ghr SrVcntN second DISTRICT
composed of Milan. Fails and William
son cnMmIiCs.
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Rayner. Texas. juno 3-Ju'ge honiah'
candidate for congress from the lh''-
tenth congressionai district spoke mere
recently to a good audience and made a
very fayorab.e impression upon hts hear
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UNION VETERAN SUICIDES.

Dallas. ToNas. June G, W. Wilson. a
wealthy farmer r>iding siN miles north
al this city, was found dead In his s,nokn
tmtcl stars army nnng il,e war. IN d
Massachusetts, rerimcat i.ccon;ly he ;nf
ferrd from failing health and depresfea
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BEXAR COUNTY y

san Antonio. Texas 'un'J
lists had their prlma''s N
II rariy is not strong .i I IA
wore no, largely attenaesa ~, !,
e era meetings indors ed, MI : |,
ornor ard Taylor Me"'
congress.
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'SIX THOUSAND DOLLARS|
That is the Amount of Life INSURANCE to be Givet
Away by The Houston Post


HE voting has COM
mcncsd, the first votes
being r ce.Ved from
R.chm ,nd. Houston's
hustlins ncishlor.
The rc iple Of Rich
mond believe n leading
I'm every cnieryrisr
they undertake, aud are
usually first to ,nkr
hoi,i Of A good tnlrg
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CARD FROM rRlENcu SIMPSON.

To The Editor Of The Post.
Columbus. Texas. June 5.-Tho reported
Interview in today's Post while in the
main correct IS expressed IN such vorh"eH
as is ca,sulated TO mislcad and do me an
Injustice. said | did not core TO be M
tervcwed. thnt since the action OF mJ
county convention. Ike Tom Watson, ]
hardly knew where ! was at AS 10
my position on Inc money question.
snid II am "A sound money mnn-to he
| emphatic. W hat silycr men call "a gola
bug as | never believed in mincinG MAJ
tors or playing upon words, but in speak,
Ing out unoauivocaly how | stood on az
subjects: that | favored a god S'nndarn
vni'.. tha, | wns opposed 10 the free ana
unlimited coinage of both gold and silver:
that ! was In favor Of the government
90 ming both gold aud silver and issuing
paper in.erchang,nh.e al Var rs he eHi-
gencieS of the business of the country de-
| manded This IS and has been my posi-
tion ma conviction. brought about utter
a thorough study of the question. and is
IN accord with my previous declaration
on the subject. French simpson,
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ON JbLp Ta9i

Austin, TeXas, Jh'"
organs arc amusing thsns'
running Colonel Mc'a'spll
commissioner. AS usllai vi N
cold IRAN. Uncle jake pN. 7. \
r. fuse a nomiU'llon; nu, NJ u
rrr Of Saving one Offered I. M
fercncers can 50 haeA - =
Rakor ono day and tans \,
40 keep busy lin'lI ai"'
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lees ,h.ro Mr.. piati said II wou'i De ~
queer policy for IN individual :" tn,ro w
money put 1t IN his roe Ne, aiin ', ,nis ,n ~
,,e,rna Ia he IN line with tho policy OF
'rro,.np money on bonds "nl holding
on 20 &. lintil the bonds became due 'h'r'y
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ENcELLENr REASON.


Indianapolis Jou'unl
"iiul what reason have YOU 10 think
coinage unfsilo1f"
zinc list IN ihe world lie has never
tried TO talk ahauf IT. II he aidu. know
AWNING about ii he would bo sas'ls col
unns."
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"DlR'r IN THE HOUSE BUILDS THEN
WAY TO BECCARY." BE WISE IN TIME AM
Sal 10

ors. ]. II. Stephens, also I 4
the same office. will SPEAK a
Eth Instant. We have sciaI
If congressional asplraaa |.
Jumbo district. and We rrl
promise on Uncle Jeremiah y !
man to represent Ms, in iA N
gross.
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Washington. June G-~Th' prc;iicn, has
a,en,a The allied rhcese hill. the ioit't,,
cations approximation ,iil lnu wv nn,
ernutiny rirhi OF way lhfnnsh W" '''h'
Canon forest reservation
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Address all Coupons to CONTEST EDITOR nr POST Houston

senator's are either members OF tn
National comm'itcc or DELEGATES to tn
likely TO return until AFTER the 81 l.oui,,
The leaders ON both sides believe lln,i
adjournment can lie cif.eied no 'hior llfah
TUESDAY evening,
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TIE NASTY CyNIc.

london Judy,
love" sighed the fair young thing,
"is very very blind"
And marriage" said the nasty eynlc.
lis = truly marvellous oculist."
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ri LIES or mar. ''H ' 70
All votes to he counted must hc re
coj,.sa before 70 o'clock noon, September
Aiy minister of The gospel IN the he
state Of Texas st eligible proTided ne he
befwnon the age of p and 20 years AZ s'iS
nearest h!rihday. and provided ne en-
.tand a satisfactory medical eAaInlnation.
such ss required by the company on ifs
regular policies , -.
However should the winner he unan
to stand n satisfactory medical cSain'n'-
ion the policy VIII be issued III favor
AZ the family Of the winner upon IN" l'f =
Of any member Of hts family or nro o,l'rr
r,sk according 10 tho established rules OF
the company ,, ~.
a, nipafiou Or to designate SOM" PERSON
or whnm N" policy can be written Will
,htr,v days after the result Is anno hnred
no policy will he ssued to the person
renewing the next highest hummer Oh
In sending In votes, II tied IN bnncn's :
vith he number marked thereon. II WI
"a, he necessary TO mark the name eX-
c.,,t on the outside coupons.
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GOOD ROADS CONVENTION.
l'rclimirdrics for the Great Event
About Completed.
INTERESTING PAPERS TO BE READ
Programme FOR Tho bicycle Meet Ready
4 Ware OF Il, criainmcni-lhc
Norii, German Lloyd Line.

Galveston. Texas june ''elai"'.Vn
for the good roads convention "l'" IVY
NEE; are now about completed ana III
.t MA. ,,., Ls,., 20 s,tisfac;orily al
.,,,,,,, ,n.,,, eyuoc,.a everything yiu
,.,. ot,.,,, s.,oa,tlv and ni,,lv The good
IN -, ,,. ,,ivnul, ~ had
- n,,, MI, ,,,,,v.ntion viii m,e,
,,,.,..,,'. ,,i - III, no .aqed 80 Or
don, IN, No, AZ noblusoa of raycttc
- ..,s,., ,,., c,.,.,,;,,a Noaas
,,..,,. ,.,.h II a. ,i,Is,onc u, Houston
49, sarro,,ry Hon " II. lockhart,
.,,,.,,. ,,d,, 81, c,ivn.ton viii make the
address Of welcome on tn, part of ,he
quests on the par, of the city, President
,,.,.,,..,,,, ,,,,,,'.,i,,,-
i'op'n'o" ''s''''""e
Addresses and parers nave necn prom
,sud Us, o,norl nov stone. chief %, the
,.,.....,,,.... ,,, ;,,,,,,., ,.ultel states
d''ar'"'''"' oi '"'' ,'''''''s' ,,o,
Department Of agriculture; G. Norhc,'
engineer Texas railroad COMMISSIONS :,
5. peueherty, Houston. Ten io"n g.
Tod csnnty inIse 'laarls I ,arnN wnn,:
j, . rheno"ith bonhsm y j W f%s9
e,a,o commissioner OF agriculture; Mnl-
lace Sherwood, Tnd,AnArc,is: " VI string
fcllou md Lea y t.tVi. Gtlresion.
- -, 49, ~, ,,,I .,c rn.
suits II pas sislntion wili ht submit
yea ny Mr. ,.n'irn MINOR ~ T. w ~'''''
ln,yCI.I MEET
me- ,, 60, .,,
me f'os''n'.'f 'o' l''' WIN w
Whrclmcn includes variety of eiicriain-
mont o,,si,o If the regular events ut ,he
~, a., ,f.,..ao +,a,, ubi,,b - ron-
..,,. ,,,,.,,., ,i ,,.ui c,,.,itu.o 4,
,....,,,,. $50, ,a,.
IN
~
nave IT'eh e"Vl'N ~ '"s 's's WIN Wv
mum ridinp
Ihe preTiamme for r. 'nter,s,nin,",t ~.
h. reeniii5n cn,n mr. ' '",' IS a. feiows:
Tne.,iav Ia,,o parade At ! y. m. ia
W. 80 r, ali 'nver mo
Mni'h Al Wh""it'"h rom a,' o. W
S,a1 , w,,' ,N,t,ls''e 'o' '''"9 VIZ" ''''ii'
"r'ofn'eu "n""iS go =,
OF ero'csgno cos'um"s according to m"
ltney Of ne riders ana ne gen gen rni az Of
! feet is expected 10 he very striking and
! Very amusing.
| IN. following nirsials for the paraGH
hay. heop announced: Morris Knohe.
II 4 I,nfisin charles ITrsnch' " O.
Pod lclsor ,'tauncoy sweet Louis Ro-
| name and siJnnv l. Ir,,ricl< tr
W.lr,sia, JIM. 10 va@b, r,re II a m
.rt,,s,l,, ,i,,c n n No r,o,,i,,, ~,
| No.. 90, ,n I'm .n,,r,
Xxx '.p' w. -" w., W.. ir,,,
h,. Nijes \ 0n,,,,.r, Th,a n,o,r,sa. ~ H..
| ny NUS LocNhHr'- in'' promises 10 'r
- sranu success M neg, 'ilnni u, 'he
| ~, VA TX '''l Pin,'i'n ~ '"n' -
and wool l,,'' si - ,, ,.n, wv
dured
frtloy. Juno II moot at The chamber Of
cammercN southcas' corner of fremont
ani Church and rilc 10 wagon bridge.
iesNinE AZ !. s. m
,oirts ~ .,.5,.1s. d., ,t,n -; ~ "'
.rhr rr'.s,,,io,' c,,,,,,;.,,.o ~ II ne
~, ~ NJ l',r ~ ~, III,
Jr. and n +, Morolnnd
| .,,-., ,r~,,
H" ~ N''-N"Ni> '-i'pf'''
Iho announcement contained in an As-
soclated Press telegram In tbs morn
ng's Post that tho North GERMAN I,iayd
..,,,,,,s,,., ,.o,,,,,.,,, ,,,.,, .,1,,r,
ii. 49,, ''"l'''s WIN ans y
| direct linc between bremen and Galves-
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ARKANSAS pRlsM1

Little Rock, Ark, June &
primary elections weY M
live counties in the SAT- w
received from eighteen ess1
that Jones for governor u |
ic,d. He will probably r
ton, which meets here on y
with not less han 10 ySs'
ships he received all the W
cast. This city vas es I,
aloli, 200 majority. Huli, "
s,a,n. and Bum. for chla !
10 have recelvshe lras
voters for ,hcl pectly'
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WORDS AND PET

ION. sing me . song ing, = ID ri
she aid to her 10 ,SsI Io,.' NJ
"IIow can ! sing OF ' "a MI.
When I'm thinking 81 "
sing me a song E. Of !, s 81,
sing of your ,oy "a - N, "a
The mother smiled asi,a 70 MI
Rocking m! oh''N \
She he begged Of +, the ~ ss ersa I
on the fed .s!p N TurriI u
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~ nom 81 gooo 'nsns Ef\syONl
ne ioS' mas eiN'NS zen " "'''n 81 oh,r "a
'N' 'H'''r y nlE' IN '''"'''inS " P'iVr UNI y
mot ans man eo'lin sel'N take INTO ms
family without 'ar 81 Placing mNel" n EN-
inea h.af2'nFp not i'''e' io' '''r pc NV. -
rusaA
iN M nt-tcfS ~ t'if ''9siset AZ" nat
Nf@N ''l" rnVf' oHF''"i w 'n'os-
ms 'Ne l'ai''is A'N WI 'sNi ''u ''Nr
mo fhe'r iainiiies 'iah 'ne man N '"e
ordinary walks of nc, ana ihcr almost
universal patronage OF ihe i'ost anu
the iact oi ihf'r helnE ever rea'S ~
say good word in its behalf shows
maj TIE eforts al thr manage III nave
ben 1" q large extent '','"eSS.ui' Nl
preriaiins this fact and wishing TO
snow ~ aife'i"l ~" 'oS' ''9' >/I/</<oI/Ir
about 20 hnd snna'ie ha''hei OIL no HElHD
ins SO G~O>'O~
rs every 81" KNOWS large major l--
ity II pA'pe n this calling. wlie en-
"Nlsi 10 procure inc necessities nn'l
SONG of thu Injuries Of this hie, ar"
unable lay aside estate for the Rev. Ire NJ.
maintenance of those dependent uton
tH,m vhcn ticy arc called upon q,
~ the better worl
Accordingly fhe f'sf mas purchaser i"ur 's'f''iN
taf Yp tr cl gears. and present those r.
ti. Gospel ia tho following mnnn'r:
To tn. minister IN Houston receiving the lareT st :
s.sso l1fe policy The Northwestern l.ife ~
nau,,s bring maid i'm uli years. To the mins'o
n.xr largest number coupon $lln life insur
stern i.ife >ssurance company paid up for ten yea
n the minister N Texas "utS" q ii''S''', =
of coupon votes Wv me if'S'"'''' 'o''' ~ ~ 49,
'priapg, lod ny 'er ten yN"'S' "' " W.
-, ,,,,,a,o, securing tho second inrgest number
>yoiioy IN the Northwestern Life A"sn'fee conn
m Ting thrSr pol ries Inc lost MA III VI
br OF f9'l Na'o an' ,a1,,,, IS ,b, ,,,y Of oy
w an 'Ni'N' w. - ,,..t
rinscm'nt lo' tiiH ii"N''e''" ~ '''r "'' 49, 49,
.rif. inf
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-ssoMErHIs0

Judge. .,snt N
than the summ!Ieaf.,s how 81
Violet-I ion'' S'' IA
n thing. .hen We ccuH'l
0livc-Why, 'he" i
n snow man ~
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-09-10
SUMNER MILK noUsx.

with cloth in very hot or dusty wealth
er. A table with shelf underneath oc-
cupies the southeast corner. A space
just above the level of the tank, two
feet wide. extending on all sides OF
the house, is covered with wire screen.
Shelves above the screen and below the
tank give sufficient room for pals and
butter dishes. The milk Is set in pals.
A galvanized iron pipe leads from n
small tank at the side of the pump
down eighteen inches below the sur
face of the ground, across the twenty
foot space and up again to the level of
the milk tank. An overflow pipe at the
other end of the tank casrles off the
water after 1t has reached the proper
height in the tank. Another pipe, at
the. bottom of the tank, is used for
emptying it when desired. The door
In the southwest corner is of wood,
but could be of screen IL preferred.
Board shutters cover the scseens i'm
rainy weather. The water in the tank
may be changed at any time by pump
ing water into the small tank at the
well.-American Agriculturist.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-09-10
FINANCIAL DEFINITIONS.

In response to many inquiries as to the
meaning of expressions commonly used in
the discussion of issues involved in this
campaign. the Press has prepared the
following brief table of terms and equiv
alents ,rtl
Free Coinage. 49,.
The melting and stamping into
money, without charge for the serv-
Ice, Of all silver bullio2 Brought to
the minis. D.
Sixteen tn One. ta ~ +gr r g,..
nHt The ratio sought 10 be maintained
by law, according to which sixteen
ounces Of silver shall equal In value
one ounce Of gold. '"' 10 sfS3iits
Commercial Ratio. 5i2H"t a. nv
The ratio Of actual value the rate
at which gold and silver can be ex-
changed. 1t Is now thirty-one ounces
OF silver to one of gold,
Sound MOnay. its,s, ',ft
a. A currency OF which every dollar
+, Is exchangeable at par with the
this country a'gold dollar. l3
The Gold Standard. s3 'T'gys
The measure OF value adopted by
the leading nations of the world rs
basis for their currency-the coin
gold in, which all obligations are
finally redeemable ~httrr
A Fifty-Cent Dollar. "@
One which, owing to the dcprecla-
ton OF silver. Is intrinsically worth
only this amount, and maintains Its
face value only by reason of the gov
ernment's pledge to keep 1t at par
lty with gold.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-09-10

spike the guns OF the opposition BY max
Ing doubtful concessions and securing
modifying compromises. 1t was Qnder
these conditions that he voted with the
majority and materially assisted IN car
rys hSSHush the HOUSE so tns B cUd
age and an International monetary con-
ference. This bill was vetoed by the
President, but 1t was promptly passed
over the veto by a vote of l9O to %
In the House, and of 40 to 10 in the
Senate.
This showed conclusively the strength
of the silver sentiment In Congress. If
1t had not. been for. the broad gauge
statesmansbip and leadership of Sher-
man and Mckinley the country would
have then been forced upon a silver
basis of currency; His position then
compromise silver act in 1890. when
he declared in the House debate on that
! n,ca e.,re --<-s 49, s-.-.----- - 81
u do not propose.by any vote Of mine 70
fssse s sseas sss mon aes
tend In that direction. Whatever dollars
we have In this country must De good dol
lars. as good In the hands Of the poor as
the rich !; equal dollars. equal In Inherent
they be paper dollars, gold dollars or silver
into the other and each exchangeable for
the. other, because each H. based upon an
equal value and has behind It equal secur-
ity; good NOT by the fiat Of law alone. but
good because the iwhole commercial. world
recognizes Its, Inherent and inextlnguishable
value. There should be no speculative fea-
lures In our Money, no opportunity for
speculation In the exchanges Of the people.
They must be safe and stable. 80
Thus at the very beginning of his con-
gressional career. he exhibited those
qualities which make him the man of
destiny today. Patriotic and prudent,
conservative and chivalric, he took his
stand on the safe side of every question,
and generally held the strategic, point in
the contest against all cOmbatants. No
wonder that the people now turn to him
for deliverance from the perils that en-
compass the nation. The greatest living
authority on the tariff. he is also a safe
leader on every issue and question.-New
York Press