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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-07-07

Decrease. 1896 ......$ 1874. 1865. 17S
BUSINESS OF THE NATIONAL
BANKS
Loans and Discounts
Sept. 80, 1892. ..........S2 2, 153, 49S, S29
Feb. 2S, 1896. ... 1851 ,344, 1872
Loss in 1896. ..S 202. 154,O47
Deposits.
Feb. Is, 1896. ... 164S, 092. 500
Loss in 1896. ..S 374.407,131
Net Ratio to capital
earnings. and surplus
March 1, 80. .s34, 363, 900 1913 per cent.
Sept. l, '95. 23,49S,671 PSI per cent
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-07-07
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL.
LESSON II-SUNDAY JULY I2-
DAVID is KING.
Golden Text: David Went on and Crew
Great, and the Lord God of Hosts
Was with Him Second Samuel
$40.

0DAY we begin to study
a new era in the unfold
ing of the kingdom o
God, as embodied in the
people of Israel. The man
has been prepared. The
circumstances are favor
able. And norg God gives
a new opportunity to his
people TO become that re-
ligious power in the
world which he would
have them be. The king
dom developed greatly in
extent. but this was the
least important line III its
New-York tribune., 1896-11-20

uvity show that last week the Louisville. New
Alpahy and Chicago handled 5l3 loaded cars,
an increase or l3J over the preceding week;
the Cleveland, Cincinnati. Chicago and ST
LOUIS an Increase OF l53 cars; the Pennsylvania
an increase of 30 cars the Lake Erie and
western an increase Of 81 cars: the Cncin-
Nau' Hamilton and Dayton an increase of 90
cars ana the Wabash increase Of % per
cent In coal movement for manufactures over
Two months ago. The bear element on the Stock
E&cnange Justifes Its position on the assump-
tlon that traffic returns will not show any great
Improvement before spring; but II seems as
thougn such a belief error OF Judg-
ment and a lack of realization OF the boom
given 10 trade by the recent election. Current
Improvement in business shows every pros
pect OF permanency. To-days receipts OF rail-
way earnings were uniformly unfavorable, the
only exceptions being Buffalo Rochester and
Pittsburg. which increased for the second week
IN November SS.242: Central Branch $1,000;
Evansville and Indianapolis. S2s': Louisville
and Nashville. S9,1S5. and Mexican National
S23,36l. Mobile and Ohio. for September, in
creased S16091 in net earnings.
Closing prices for a number OF active stocks
compared with the final figures of yesterday
were as follows.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-20

Changes
Net gold on hand sieG 80 Sl2d525Goo Inc k4G ~
.>' on hand..' s4o23I1s s2aee 100 Dec. l.o33 ~
Net silver on h'd. l5.513,14l l'5s6'SS Inc. '7'-I
New-York tribune., 1896-11-20
financial
financial.
Oregon Improvement Company,
New York. November Is. 1895.
New York. Novembcr Is, ISvJ
TO HOLDERS OF
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE BONDS.
PREFERRED STOCK, AND
COMMON STOCK
of the Oregon Improvement Company.

The undersigned. appointed Committee for the pur-
pose have perfected plan or the reorganization Of the
Oregon Improvement Company. This plan provides for
the issue Of the following securities viz:
]. First Mortgage Five Per Cent. Fifty-Year
Gold Eonds 5000 rb
. Second Mortgage Five Per Cent. Fifty Year
Gold Bonds interest for first eighteen months.
payable only II earned .. ................. 1850 0c0
-Four Per Cent. Non Cumulative Preferred
stock. additional mortgage to be created
without tho previous consent of three fourths
OF such Preferred Stock ................. 100000
T. Common Stock 5jOVp
By the terms o. he plan First Mortgage Bondhoders
receive cash for all coupons which mature up 70 ana IN
Guiding June st. 1891 and hundred AMI cent
Of the principal Of srch bonds in Five Per Cent
First Mortgage Gold Bonds. bearing interest from June
/. 1891.
The First Mortgage Bonds used FOR the present
Firss be issued than 4, the rate
of sco 600 par value Of bonds per and only for
the purchase Of steamships and other needed prop
ery. which be security for such bonds
Holders q Consolidated Mortgage Bonds who pay ten
Of the principal thereof 70 wit: 500 each
scoo bond in four equal instaments the first payable
this Committee shall declare the plan operative
and subsequent instaments at Intervals Of not less than
ninety days upon the call Of the Committee receive FOR
each $1,000 bond 800 in new Five Per Cent Second
Mortgage Gold Bonds seventy per cent in Preferred
Stock. and thirty per in Common stock.
Holders Of Preferred Stock who pay ten cent Of the
principal thereof $40 per share. like install
receive for shares Preferred stock 500
in Five Per Cent. Second Mortgage Gold Bonds
seventy per in Preferred stock and thirty per
cent. IN Common Stock.
Holders Of Common Stock who pay FIVE cent Of the
principal thereof. 81 per share in Ike nsralments
receive for each Of Common stock $50 in
Five Per Cent Second Mortgage Gold Bonds. and nifty
per cent. OF par In Common Stock.
Holders OF said bonds and stock requested - i'm
mcdately deposit the same with tho Farmers Loan n
Trust Company. No william street. New York city
and receipts will be issued hy said therefor
which be exchanged FOR negotiable reorganization
certificates they prepared
The Farmers Loan AMI Trust Company will also
ceye deposit certificates Of the Manhattan Trust Com
pany. Of New Yorn. and ot the Old Colony Trust Com
pany. Boston for bonds and stock heretofore deposited
with them.
All surplus cash and securities to be owned by the
company.
The compensation ~ the Committee is 70 be determined
by the Presidents OF two Trust Companies carrying
business IN the city Of New York
r. G. ROTSTON
Pr~siden, Farmers Loan q Trust Co.
Chairman.
HENRY AMY.
Banker ~ Wall ST.
HENRY X. McIIARG.
Banker 40 Wall 81.
Michael H. Cardozo.
Counsel.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-20
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

RAILROAD EARNINGS.
ALABAMA GREAT SOUTHERN
Number OF miles. a. soY s3o 671
second r Nov Ses ooi , 2i i37
'a" p.ITIMoRE AND OHIO SOUTHWESTERN. .
Number of. miles,. ,,,s 81. 81. u2,ss7 nni7o
Second wesk Sov !" ,4 G45Os4s 6.5sl.s7s b2777o
BUFFALO. ROCHESTER, AND fiirsnoH ,.s ~.
Sumbsr uesk ss mes IN Nov ssl7ss saoISi s,sss
Secon ~ nov H.. 233s37O x'o.'.@os ~''-
jan" CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO. .o
~,,,rbcr OF miles. go, ia goo 7Ss $204 400
Sscond week in Now .oyy "a? s32O638 $50 o52
JAN v EVANSVILLE AND INDIANAPOLIS o..
~,,,,,.r Of miles. ., 81 a5p7 50 G92
sannnd week in Nov. o. Ee. 26i,73s Isl eos
JAN ! 10 EVANSVILLE AND TERRH HAglH "a, IN
Number of miles So so3aUs $24 go 3S.S 3os.n
second week IN .>o''' 0IlO65 v3s.21o S1o.0V
New-York tribune., 1896-11-20
fnantial.
THEUNIONPACIFICSYSTEM.
BOSTON. NOVEMBER 18TH. 1890


Pursuant % order. q, IN. United states circu!, Court.
the smcun, apperanlng the following described cou
pons with thereon while payment has been In
default, Will be pad and after Thursday. November
18Th 1896:
FROM UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY co. z. n CKANsAs
PACIFIC RAILWAY EASTERN DIVISION FIRST
MORTGAGE G PER CENT. BONDS
For coupon February l. 1885 Thirty dollars and
interest thereon. three dollars. twenty four cents In
all Thlrty-shree dollars twenty yfour cents.
For each coupon due August l. 1895 Thirty dolars and
,n,eres. thereon dollars. thryiour cents In all
Thirty-two dollars thiry-four cents.
FROM UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. r. D. KASsAs
PACIFIC RAILwAO MIDDLE DIVISION FIRST
MORTGAGE PER CENT. BONDS
For each coupon due December l. 1894 Thirty dollars
and Interest thereon. three dollars nf'y-!our cents In
all Thir,y-,hree dollars. Nifty four cents
All Of the above payments will be made on presentation
and surrender OF such coupons al the ONCE OF the
UNION TRUST COMPANY. no. ~ BROADWAY.
NEW YORK CITY. at the Office OF the undersigned
No. 92 Anes building. Boston. Mass
pursuant 10 orders of said Court the amount OF IN
terest due July l. 1896. IN
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY FIRST MORT
GAGE PER CENT. BONDS. AND INTEREST
THEREON WHILE PAYMENT HAS BEEN ~ De
FAULT WILL RE PAID or AND AFTER THURS
DAY NOVEMBER H. 1895. At THE ABOVE
MENTIONED OFFICES IN NEW YORK AND BOSTON
For each coupon July l. 1896 Thirty dollars. and IN
,eres thereon. six'ynine cents In ALL Thirty dollars
sxiy-nne cents on presentation ard surrender OF such
coupon.
on each bond. the principal Of which mntured January J.
1896 interes; in full July l. 1896 Thirty dollars. and
in,er,s, thereon sixty nine cents In all Thirty dollars
sxiy-nne cents presentation OF such bond ana on
d,rsemeni Of such interest payment thereon
II. II. CLARK
OLIVER ". MINK.
+. EILERY ANDERSON. 2 Receivers.
JOHN ". DoANE
FREDERIC II COUDERT
Dy
JAMES G. HARRIS.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-20
REORGANIZATION OF
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad Company
Philadelphia & Reading Coal Iron Co.
Under Plan and Agreement Dated
Dcrcmbcr

- WALL STREET. NEW YORK.
November G. 1906
Motto. given ha, all holders Of certificates g.
t-po-i, o. First, Second Third preferenc. Income
tonc. Deferred Income bonds ,he Phiaiel-
pha Reading Railroad Company under the SAID Plan
and Arre mont, who failed make payment OF any
asFet.rncnt payable heretofore Plan,
arI shall before November 2G 1880. make pay
81 all assessments due Hereunder together
with ak per inerest upon the amount thereof from
dates when such assessments cue and
paysnle). and also a further equal TO quarter
per upon par value 0. such bonds stock de
posted will. upon November &C. 1896 without further
notice or action cease to be parties 70 the said Plan
ard Agreement, be entitled any benefit there
under or IN deposited assessments paid
right redemption absolutely forfeit
their tonds stock deposited together with par,
Of paid In such the Managers
may sell and stock deposited md all rghi In
paid respect thereof the
seciri,ics be issued thereof 20
pur haser paylrg such amount tho Managers de-
termine and the proceeds thereof viii be used for
Of requirements on, the said Plan and
cretion OF the Manager.
Payments hereunder be made at Office
abov. or AZ the Office ~ Drexel 4 Co. nm and
Chestnut Streets Philadelphia. OF j. & Morgan Co..
London.
y. II. MORGAN 4 CO.,
road Company under said Plan and Agreement
New-York tribune., 1896-11-20
financial.
= IIUIII IWI.
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD Co.
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION OF RECEIVERS
CERTIFICATES.

ccivcrs OF the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company;
hereby given that. pursuant TO the decree Of
United States Circuit Court for the Eastern District OF
Wisconsin the right redeem and said certificates
before maturity exercised by ;he said Court and all OF
said certificates outstanding will be redeemed and
paid On the 9TH DAY OF DECEMBER. 1900. at
office 4 The Mercantile Trust Company OF the City
Of New-York. IN said city. at the sun, Of ONE THOU
SAND AND TEN DOLLARS and accrued interest to
for each certificate. under and in accordance
provisions the OF said Court authorizing
certificates. and holders thereof are requested
rrrender redemption and payment at said
time and
Under said dccrees interest all said certificates shall
ana determine on said date and the coupons
representing the that date shall thenceorth
and forever be void and OF force or effect
New-York. November 4th 1896.
THE MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY.
81 LOUIS FITZGERALD. President
New-York tribune., 1896-11-20

Grand Opera. Season 1896 ~.
Fri Ev'g Nov. 90 wasners opera TANNHAtnsE. i n,.sns
Nine Eames. Bauermeister and Marie Engie: ooSnSs
Plancon u Aubgne Bars. and Las
Sat Nat. Nov. 81. FAUST.
Melba RauermeIser Oizka Ed De Resxke IAssauAs
Prices. 800 si5o. s2oo. $3.50 800 and sS S9S, 49,
la FAvORsTA. ,,
Mines. Martelli. Bauermeister MN erer,onnL -
con Vanni Conductor Sig. bevlSnanA
" prices for Saturday Nights Perforrnance. -.
sunday Ev'g.. Nov. %. First Sunday Night SoncsrS
Soloiss; Nine. Emma Eames. sig CrsHan'nl, c.ISi
Plsncon Met, Permanent Orchestra Conductor' eeeA.
REPERTOIRE FOR NEXT WEEK:
Mon Nov 23-ROMEO Er JCI.lETTt. c..
Melba Ielna Bauermelster Jean and ia. oe fSes~.~
Plancon, De Nres Bars Casie.nary
Wed Nov. aS-I.ES HrGCENOTs . ..~
Mines Litylnne. ManeIl Bauermes,er an aao .s..nx
NM lean and Ed Reszke. Ancona, tars ano AAsSe~e
Thurs Evg Nov. Goth. Thanksgiving Night
Extra performance ~ FAUST
Ne,ba Nan;e.u (iogny Campanari and Psnccn.
Fri Fvg Nov 27-LOdENGRfN dn GERMAN.
Emma Earnes. Ol.tzka. Jean and Ed De heszke ~
Rlspham Conductor: Anton Sei'i . r-...
Seats a, box and regular prices az .yooNe
roLa, o,scs nrnrnl hotels ani Rulinan's III Bway.
--STT,IylyAY PIANOS USED EXCLUSIVELY.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-20

Railway bonds were dull. but generally strong;
with final net changes small The principal
gains Were made by Reading second preference
incomes. Ia to 3S; the third preference incomes
10 364: Rio Grande Western fIsts. TO -;
Texas and Pacific first rs. y TO 81 Reading
first preference incomes, IS TO 1875; the genera
is. a TO SOS: Chesapeake and Ohio 4l2s, IS 10
"A; Louisville and Nashville unified As Is to
19s4: Kansas and Texas seconds, Il TO oJi&, ana
Wabash first rs. !. to 105la In miscellaneous
issues oregon Improvement consol 3s advanced
- to 1S1a; Brooklyn Union Gas 5s. Il TO loJH4:
Cordage first receipts. IL to 20: Spirits 6s. a to
76n. General Electric debenture 3s declined q
to 93la and Laclede Gas first 1s. u 10 93s..
Money on call was 2l2q3 per cent Time
money was per cent for sixty days 10 three
months, 4G4h per cent for four months. ana
4ja per cent for six months. Commercial paper
continued in fair demand at 412Qo1a per cent
for the best names for all periods. and u per
cent for names not well known. A good busi-
ness was doing in time loans for from two 10
four months at prevailing rates.
The foreign exchange market was firm on
good demand which was met by only a re-
stricted offering Of bills Posted rates for
sterling closed at 81 S3 and 81 S6GS4 s6is for
long and short bills respectively. Rates for
actual business closed follows:
New-York tribune., 1896-11-20

BONDS-THE MONEY MARKET.
Sales Of Government bonds were $4,000 cou-
pom As Of 1907 at $40 $4,000 coupon rs at IFS,
$50 600 at 113 and 50 600 coupon As Of 1929 at
1872. Final quotations follow:
New-York tribune., 1896-11-20

PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP co.
- Wall ST New York Nov. 18th. 1906
r1NfiE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE THIS
,lav declared semi annual dividend Of ONE PER
CENT nn ths Capital Stock Il this Company. payable on
and after Dee lst lsg6 the office the Mercantile
Trust Company. 40 10 Broadway New York 10 stock
holders d., record closing Of the books The trans
fe~ hooks Will "a 0lce OF the Union Trust Com
panv ~ - Broadway. New York Monday. Nov q ls96
-, ;Ir.. p O'clock l. NJ and viii reopen Wednesday.
Dec 2 1876 a, ten d0, o'clock A. NJ
JOSEPH HELEN. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1896-11-20

CINCINNATI AND VII sKINGVM VALLEY RAIL
WAY COMPANH.
Pittsburgh Pa. November c. 1898
COUPON 40. 81, for six months interest due
~ July ,s, iSSS upon the First Mortgage Bonds OF
this Company will be paid at the banking house OF VIM
SLOW. Ianler 4 Company. No. Il Nassau Street. New
York CITY presentation. and after November ioh.
T II. II. MKNIGnT. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-20
Louisville, New Albany & Chicago
Railway Company.
TO THE HOLDERS OF
Consolidated Mortgage per cent. Bonds
General Mortgage per cent. Bonds,
Equipment Mortgage Bonds.

The undersigned committee have mcdned the Pan ana
ereement OF October TO- and filed such modification
win the Central Trust Company Of New YORK. r"erenc" 10
which hereby made. ..,..
Under the modified plan holders Of the oertinca~s ref
santinp CONSOLIDATED Mortgage six Per cent b.h1s VIII
~, receive - Der of their holdings IN ff.Ieit
c,oc ~ the new company but the new heiunnihe boS
to he issued 10 Will bear six per cent ln'rts ~
,asd ~ ave p@r cent they VIII receive ~ per pon
q, new Preferred Stock IN addition 70 k3''1 IN cash Pad
on deposit o bonds mentioned t-Io". -,
are requested TO deposit their bones ana az
nnsI coupons with the Central Trust COMPANY OF Ne"
VIZ "a Wall ST New city. under said agreement
80 r,od,ocaton on or before November ~. losn -
The holders Of Consolidated Mortgase ftonds ~l.
cash nayment Of bond al the time "i nel,os'
Saeoinbe Trust Certificates VIII he issued of depos'
s.,r,tie Copies Of agreement and modihcntoh may pe
rad NJ The office Of Trust Company or from "e"V''
OF the committee - n, ~orsr ch.sr~an
HENRY w. POOH.
HENRY &. ROtS ~--,,....
ApsbssI ApBIAN r. n J9IflSEi J4fHHER. Counsel
~ WALLACE Secretary 81 Wall Street
KEW YORK November 49, 1870
tn. undersigned committee representing holders Of Con-
.oi,ae,s sir Per Bonds approve the aoove-neh-
nnh AGREEMENT and mobilization and ADVISE and request
holders OF Consolidated Six Per Cent bonds 10 oePos' e
same '"e' f. ROLLINS MORSE.
~ e Rollins Morse 4 Bro IS State St.. Boston;
CORNELIUS H. GOLD:
rare of Wms ID. Barbour n Co.. 10 Wall st..
HENRY X. POMROY.
Committee.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-20

NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA. AND LONDON.
November o. 1856
Referring circular ~ May a. lsiI. notice IL
hereby given nfter November 20 1890 further de-
poss cf the above eescrbci bonds and stocks VIII ba
received under the plan Of reorganization
Deposits viii received up that Sie. but only
payment the In ull. with six cent,
the dates when the several instanents
due ard payable and penalty Of
5000 per ST. 900 General Mortgage Bond and First.
Second. Third Preference Income Mortgage Bond
500 per share OF stock;
20 per $1,000 Deferred Income Bond
y. II. MORGAN Il CO..
% Wall Street. New York
DRENGL n CO.,
9th and Chestnut Sts.. Philadelphia IA
u. -. MORGAN II CO.,
90 Old Broad Street. London.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-10-15
Fads In Medicine.

There are fads in medi-
cines as we'll as everything
else and new thing frequently
sells for a short time simply be-
cause it is new. But in medicine
as in nothing else the people de-
mand and will be satisfied only
with positive, absolute merit.
The fact that Hoods Sarsaparilla
has stood its ground against all
competition, and its sales have
never wavered but have remained
steadily at the top, demonstrates,
beyond any doubt, the intrinsic
virtues Of this medicine. The new
things have come aud gone but
Hoods Sarsaparilla rests upon the
solid foundation of the absolute
merit and its powers to cure, and
il sales continue TO be the largest
in the world.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-10-15
"The Entrance to HelI.o

New YORK, Oct. 5.-Attentiop of tn e
police was called today to the exhibi-
ton of lurid painting called "The
Entrance to Hell,' which is being
exhibited as side show to the Har-
vest Festival of the United German
Societies, now open in Surser's Harlem
River Park. A striking figure in the
picture is that of Robert &. lngersoll, j,
who has come to look at hell under the
escort of the arch -fend himself. The
sign over the doorway to the sideshow
reads:
"Col. Ingersoll at the Entrance of
He'll"
Although the Colonel long since
entered his protest against the locality
mentioned on the sign, and registered
his disbelief in the existance of such a
place, the Hungarian artist, G. S.
Perhac, in this picture, has devoted a
large portion of canvass and aquan tity
of color to depicting him the guest of
Satan.
Col. Ingersoll is depicted with look
of humili ty and keen interest on his
benign countenance. He looks down
into the abyss of tortures, where
wretched human beings, naked and
half clad, and known as ''the lost"
are being goaded to madness by snakes,
wolves and fends with pichforks that
appear to stand the flames remarkably
we'll. The Colonel seems to say:
MY gracious! l thought there
wasn't such place, and yet here it is,
unless am dreaming"
The artist, in fact, took the inspira-
tion for his composition from a dream
of the Colonel, to which the great ag-
nostic once confessed at apublic din
ner.
To enhance the spectacular attrac-
tons of the same side show, certain
professional models Of fine form pose
in feshings to represent figures in
noted works of art.
The managementof the show dis
played letter today from Nixon and
Zimmerman, the theatrical men of
Philadelphia. Offering $75,0 900 for the
picture. AS Colonel Ingersoll has
made no complaint, it is unlikely the
police will interfere in any way
with the exhibition.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-10-15
.The Free Coinage Problem"

"The Free Coinage Problem" is the
title of q penny magazine or pamphlet,
by Lewis n. Lembftz, of Louisville,
Ky. It contains one of the fairest and
best discussions Of the money question
to be had at any price. It contains in
very brief space and in simple language
as much Of the early history of money.
especially in this country, as is neces-
sary to understand the present situa-
t1on. 1t discusses in logical, unbiased
and impartial manner the probable eff.
fects of the proposed free coinage legis-
lation upon all classes, and especially
upon farmers and wage-earners. It pre-
sents vivid picture Of the present hard
lot OF many farmers and shows what
kind Of money Will be for their best in
terests.
This little 4e-page magazine contains
more Of monetary history and facts!
and more of sound argument, than
many books which cost 100 times Ms
price. 1t makes it possible for any In
telligent> laborer or farmer. who can
spare one cent to become we'll informed
on tho money question before he casts
his vote. Ten or fifteen copies can be
ordered at once for ten or fifteen per-
sons. Otherwise 1t viii cost two centh
TO send one cent. Address Present Prob
lens Publishing company, 81 Park
place, New York city.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-10-15
Gov. Renfrow of Oklahoma,

The testimonials in behalf of Hood 8
Sarsaparilla are not only from people
who cannot afford costly professional
treatment but they come also from
persons in official stations. Nor is
Hoods Sarsaparilla praised only by
those who have learned in their own
experience of its wonderful curative
powers, but men of highest intelligence
and soundest judgement are ready to
speak in its favor. His excellency VIM.
G Renfrow, Governor of Oklahoma, in
recent voluntary letter, writes u.s.:
Prom it's general reputation, know
of none that would prefer to Hood
Sarsaparila if we should need a .blood
purifier or remedy for general Debility"
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-10-15
Newspapers in the Campaign.

In the present campaign, the
newspapers will be the greatest
Of educators, in teaching the voters
of the land the proper way to view
the political question ofthe day.
The Republic of St. Louis is with.
out doubt the most able instructor
published on the Democratic side,
as it explains in almost every Issue,
by editorial or learned article why
the mass OF the people should vote
for the Democratic Presidential
candidate. In addition, it prints
all the news of the doings OF both
parties and all the speeches of
The Republic is only
Sc d year, $3.50 for 8 mnnths, or
Csc q month by mail. Somi-week-
ly Republic 81 a year.