davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1896-05-15
LEHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot of COrtiandt and Desbrossws.sr ~
600 A. VI. daily 1Sundays, IS A. NJ io9 HAssA
CHUNK and intermediate stations. -.--, ,rv
Si15 4. VI. daily FOR GENEVA, ROCHEsL IN c..i -
FALO. NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIDGE -
the West and principal local points tinng car 20 -
pension Bridge Pullman Neshule sleeper 70 Chlessy1 ~
IL 100 A. VI. daily. except sunday tr MA.s Mp..
CHUNK AMI intermediate points Connections tos ~
ing and Harrisburg mann. -.
900 = VI. daily. except Sunday. for ELMIKA ana ~
intermediate stations. Connections FOR fo'ts'"s -
Reading. chair-Car 10 Wilkesharre.
3;3O T. VI tSundays only). for Nukesbare' Ia
Junction and all intermediate stations . q, r-vr
1;1O y. ". daily. except sunday. ,or l. % s.ss
TION ani principal intermediate stations Fa.rnSa al '
parlOr-car to Wllkesharre. connecting or s
0i15 l.. VI. daily. FOR Easton and inieimeoA"
tons. -,,, r.rN
6;IO z. VI. daily. FOR BUFFALO. NlAGARA f-1 --..s
and all points West Pullman sleeper tesunueo 90 90.
y Y. 10 Chicago sleeper Buffalo and Toronto W
nections FOR Reading and Harrisburg .. ,o,ars
OiOO u W. daily. for ITHACA, GENEVA ENasp -
TER. BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS and sh RIr
West. Pullman sleeper to Chicago and BanAo '"-'
IL $50 p VI. daily. excep, sunday FOR EAs7oS AZ
intermediate points a., a.. eor-yD
Additional local trains daily except sunday f' SO
BROOK and intermediate points leave as '9s "a p N
A NJ 900 A. VI. l2iO p n. 80 j VI az W. o Sg, asl
Tickets and Pullman accCmmoddtirs AZ ~ ,o.,. a.
and 323 Broadway. 81 East lih 81. 1856 tls l.o" ssi
y Z: SEQ Fulton st. Court 81. ~ B'oAo~A'' -
Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn -, .s.ct
New-York Transfer Company VIII call 70, ,..s., sna
baggage from hotel residence through 70 d'snna'
New-York tribune., 1896-05-15
Railroads.
AmsRIc.'S GREATEST wSILRoA..
NEWYORK
CENTRAL
& HUDSON RIVER r. R.

$3.50 MEsGsD; sunday Empire D siss .ssny EApsss Hs
Syracuse ,es' ''sin and n Ro@seser Gs ' Due Buao
Niagara Falls 5:55 p. m. This train is limited 70
o:ac Mi,aly Fac, Mail for P2ushkeeps!es sic: "a Al,
esny Ctisa. Syracuse. Rochester Bunaio' -'As'''
1890 4. M~.Eacept Sunday Day Express For all i'm
100 P M-Hsiy Southwestern Limited For co!um
a. Poughksspse. Albany Utica, Syracuse. ROche'-
400 p M-Dsily Chicago Special Detroit cleys-
land Toledo and Chicago, stops at Poughkeepsie
Al6any. schenectady Utica. Syracuse Focnes'ef
$3.50 P M.-Except Sunday wes, Point POughkcep'ie'
1870 =. M.-Daily. North Shore Limited Due Detroit
$50 m Chicago 4:3o p. rn. Stops al Albany
GOO MDa For Albany Troy l,cTs. Tea Sao Sas5Go
Niagara Falls. Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago
e.o,c ,cinc'nna', S. Louis . s.r,,os, Burlington.
-.ao oPlns';5urF s. Adams and MCnTsa v.u. c,.v..
600 oPoPPsnNfepfs y A0eoy and T!Ss Car passenger,
only. for points Fall Brook Railway via Lyons
22s,4s"s0@!s nu9io Nsssia Tsj: cIsyss"s ls ess.
'2o chicago sSs ard principal .sssai
SUNDAY night sunday nights Albany and Chicago
oo6 isai' snd s. ~ '? p Day aIr" except Sunday
o5 5'd En nerS 6nr DS'Sn S P.n.d and tn. B.rk
IAN n$ ass point. on
h yae5 D9n n,S as 5 as s in line Tannn
ra1s MaEnFr PaOs CARS & ?S al r h9ufH GG ch trains
~ Tss TtsssT51 3j ao 43SMsS csT,s St s's. a
2;th-st and isS,hs, station New YORK: aas and 72c
Fulion-st.. and 100 Rroadwav. f D.. Rrookyn -
nafglse checked from hotel residence by the West
General Manager General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1896-05-15
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston, May 1i.--Cotton quiet: middllng l3 l6c;
low middling. Io-lGc; good ordinary l6c net AMI
IS s33D "
Norfolk May H-Coon quiet: midiling. 77,c. low
mddling, iisc; good ordinary 3 6c and gross
l1e79
New Orleans May H-Cotton quiet; good mlddng
l1-loc -mdding I4.c; low mdding. 9-l6c; god
ordinary ne net receipts l402 bales l6is; sales
1.l5O. stock 1888 $50
Savannah, May 1t-Cotton quiet: middling, TIC; low
middlng. ei6c; and gross receipts III bales
ports coastwiss. 1928; sales. 90: stock, 29,022
New-York tribune., 1896-05-15

Cash quotations were a. follows. rlour ,. o,,,e, m.
To :rfins wheat e ~ 10 rs sRrns a. %neat 81 gd3e
22Stg2','c 10 oats. 100 ~ rye. sGisc norna..
timothy seed 50 30 nominal aoss pork per- b5 s. 7
s. ~ ard per loo N. 81 Goas4 G2is shor, ribs .i~.
81 y shor, sGg. S'seh s. 25as s7S, rSl.a,t t
M s. - s sTsau E sT e. sa9 IS 81 =; .;,,1s ,@
q g -. nSerd 9i raw 90. boiled sic Produce
wer- easy. fresh stock Saoc "sN'
as es pa s. 5ass siF Go "q,r r nasn' n1r Ns4 50 20
VS. ~S'In - ""P ", Wheat sieaiy No red. cs16s's,
steady moss clear mes: and farn So 20 1r rSr.
Far demand steam leaf ard se,tle Sc. prime steam
d. % e . m a| ear 9c.r ... .hqifr. @ . am hort re
t@.Ici meats stead, loose shoulders ribs
w,-h &c more Butter unchanged Eess weak frosb
'a'rc. Whshey unchanged. sa.,s a52 bis 49,
rI %sgk'c s..1, Nay Whe, Opened lower ant weak
AZ .'i Nj 9nI.a e., o .c.ow samp:e ~hes, vas
ssmee tarey Firm: 10 : ac No s6gsit,c ~.
or basis n 81 soass 70 far baS ., gS,a
aa at s. bass Flour mldinss are selling at s. Sos
Minneapolis Nav i..-Th- feature ot whoa, wa. du,-
me demand active. There was rang. u abou, So.
Sny ,p.n'i a. o', broke 20 GoA.qeH.sr and then sd-
1..1 :. nitc hi'ng back - a close a. GoNGG07sc:
.r'',,n'r- cpenei a. co., soi down to 0)Nc AMI rallied
paid 10y rn~rs for 10 Northern ,he nSgrss b.,n
,' \" N,fherT IN fai- demand A. i.at.c under
hard dlrc. ~ N,r'herr GD'.c: 80 Northern Ja-.o
-Four quiet. 81 2iIc - for patents AMI s. i5Gs2 -
r has,rs Irodu"'"n. 70 900 hh,r. shipments :ii77
DOS Nl.r'rN~ Bran IN bulk quoted ~ s. -01f 81.
shorts s. d"I$d. miianl- g 2;Qs7 20
lhhielpf'o NAV II Flour Trade conilnue. slow ,r1
unsa'isfacory and the nsrke; weak ~ sell with
amiie spot supplies Wheat dun md prices n n,e
futures declined isr Mlers holding m and prices u
hlsh grades unsettled AMI ower CONTRACT, wheat MAY
AM June @'spC',c. July. rsA. ds9c. August GSi. "a
oN1'c Corn market for near deliveries weak and Lax
lover lHe futures neglected and carofs
y small sappy md firm. but demand light. No mixed
May. "il4A1c. June. 3fNu3iisc. july 30. T35i,c.
August. d'slt'',c oats Market r1r carofs dun Win
re" "i"rngs W former rates. futures Inactive and With
on' important change. No white May and .Iun~ a5f
.'.c July. - 70. August sQ25isc Eggs seailer
VIII more demand. Western frsts at,atoc Suga,.
H'nn" in fair demand unchanged quotnilons other
articles unchanged.
$, Louis. May IL Flour unchanged. Bran dun N
c'HnEei Wheat lower May. 37i.c nominal. frt,
uto, AusIs'. Gt7-r bid september 6i7.c Corn eas or
MAY. ~ nd. july. 2Ii.c tt. september 2si,r.ss,
asked oats were steady. NAV lSisc nominal. fGlv -
M; August. lNc Eggs steady 6i.c Butter qui.t rn-
rhang"a For" standard mess new. 7.s7i.c. Cd ~,
Lard Trim" steam. f25c. Racon-Shouiicrs and rio,r
rhs 4tc longs 4%c. clear sides 47sc Dry "a, re,s-
81 uiders and long,. ~. clear rs 435c ciear 81 "a
~ hgh wines steady A. 81 % Wool dull unch,ng.I
nagrinG j.. n &C. 10 4isc 2. n D. Iron ties Zoe
l"ne "r Lead easier AZ So 17 dt2 - bid. sales ear
AZ s. ia. Sgc!icr duh at 81 - bid
New-York tribune., 1896-05-15
1)ronosals


DROPOSALS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION
OF SEW .-Oaice of the Comm ssoners. d. c.
Washington. H. g.. MAY l3 1896
Sealed proposals Will received at this ONCE until IL
O'Clock June l. 1896 f0r constructing the
District II Columbia Specifications and blank forms OF
proposals may be obtained a, ths ofice.
JOHN ". ROSS
GEORGE TRT ESDELI.
CHARLES r. POWELL.
Commissioners. D. c.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-15
Railrcaos.'
pENNSYLVANllIiIii Nh
RAILROAD

stations foot of Desbrosses and co,,,..
900 A. M-rhsr In EG;es ABI t. isSssS'n'' isss sHs
1000 A. MMPENNsYLvvasiNilrA NTLvsiir Car e ns,,su,,
lion Cars Arrives pnsi csicasn pn,s Smoking and
Louisville ii.'o A. NJ. St. Louis u'ssoos'Pl'' SO p M 500
200 r: M:-cHIcAGo AND ST LOFTS ''@3
. and cesasa ''d arHs. Rl9nS caeIsnss SsT, ,S s.
COO uif +. M-MhsTFRSSo Nj Ga!fsSo IjS hXpPrs5 z AE
seyeisna ShG ihin0f @ars ,2 Chicago and cevsanaa s
..45 f. M-soGTHwfEasiTffEsRsNs A fl faiffss E1PsssH:
cnen1a a%s Rnns Cars Nc GsSDaas
$50 E N-PAcTfrc: # :ef22f GSpREss RPiaEsns ~
70 Pltts6urg Connects for Chicago daily ans es2LlS
. 's > sa W4sHiScToy AND THE sours
6iaIss 2Issei;2p' cs d% bIans az ~. 5a5oT aSf
AL nr PsTl9T csr 'Pd 9inHr p =. Cas-: 40 Dining c n
New Orleans Memphis. Tampa AsheyilI. ssye, -,
sDr,ngr S,,, 2l5 night daily. seepers to NewtM ~ r?
ATLANTIC COAST LINE-s.so A. NJ daily
sIarra S1r tampa Macon and Jacksonville. s
cHEsAPEAKE : OHIO RAILWAY Expire. ,m
For aay 6p PoS se295 pPd ,6s Dns S6sSox s
shsTls sseper s0p' ssy a week days and WITH ss
ATIANTIc CITY. 10 p NJ weekdays. rh,ov. -
FOX RsFes ctPf gsF MGS AZ P1S So ro's3 % v..ss.
For Long Branch. Asbury Park Ocean Crow ,u~
peasant 30 A. ". u 10. $40. $40 and lfNsg
psek1 ppeek1dsys SUNDAYS stop at Interlaksn s Az
$50 72o s. $50 . go 20 Penaa. iD LimIteD. Unite mmo
Ing car). Dining csr). Dining carr. 7S Spr- ~ r-
1918 night. Sundays. 6.l5 $50 . no go 10 Ill.,.
10. II A. NJ Dining Carr a. 80 43n G)i,,nslc, ~.
Dining Carr. Dining Carr. 745. s Q P. IL -
night. 10
Tfcket ornces: Nos 4sa o44 iios. 1923 III a.. A.
Broadway. Asor House, and foot Of Desbos.s =; =;
Cortlsndt Streets: Court Street. SEQ Fulton s..,I n
Street. Brcoklyn: statio1 Jersey CITY. The New W. W.
Transfer Company will call for and check hssg.,. ~
hotels and rAsidences through TO destination '''
g. NJ PPEVOST. J. R woop
General Manager General passr ~.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-15

South Ausralian-i.5oO bales: secured 4dGls: locks
and pieces. 3d94d.
West Australia-3OO bales secured 4Ihqiii.d: locks
and pieces I'd.
Tasmania-20o bales. secured. 4l.fli4d
w-Zealand-30O bales: secured 5fdls ID locks and
pieces r.Qgi.d.
Punta Arenasloo bales 7alli.d. locks and pieces Sd
New-York tribune., 1896-05-15

has on heavy export grades full sc lower than opening
sales Prime handy lambs 81 0oqS5 TO- fair TO choice.
5Od 81 81 5OnS 30 mixed mandy
sheen f0dS3 culs fair, S2qS3 % prime heavy
export lambs 81 90G$ good heavy export sheep SigSi 10
New-York tribune., 1896-05-15
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW ,TERSg
IAnthracite coal used exclusively
Four Tracks Automatic Block Signals
On and after March ~. 1896

tAnthracite coal used exclusively
-Four On 5'ana snd st;sr 0Tei SeIs6 n''S s'''.
For Easton. Bethehem Allentown. Mauch Chunk I.
40 7:i5. $40: li:45 20 Eastom a. ", l:lo i:so ~
4:so -:i5 to Esstonj A II. 100 $50 600 p Mianaa
For wilkesbarre, Pittston and Scranton. $40 Al
i@ For isG Rsa.nE ti' At p 70 so sSSd3yi so ' Ss
l'so zoo 40: 800 80 900 P ". 1913 night sSs
For Harrisburg a, 40. 500 e:io li5o A. n, ia
'S 90 GO 'oS 80 20 20 n .. !? x usS, DlFs sun -
For sunbury I>ewisburg and Wnia, ,nsport. at 40 tM
elo \. n. 1910. lso o:co P. " sundays. 40 AZ
AlL-RAlL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE ETC
g.s .s i. % J.sS,I. q Is .S'.s' sss
r Grove and 's A.bnrv PARK 900 4 W 100 i''' 0
FOR LAKEWOOD
Fer F'rmI0saai: Tons R,yeI B9rn;s's Part ~
For Atlantic City. Vineland and Bridge,on. 40 Az
't3 for r nn,ou,b Reach seabr,sb, and Hssl.,.,
Nay.sink "'$S1 s$o SIS ii:so < " ~ i:5 IS "a
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
From oP Pea a"s Sf'fF T. M9y fs,, Ii y, hssSr Isss
For Atlantic Highlands Mshlani Beach; Norn.ass
R9snsS Rg%:Pn .. 9eni ics s1se n ss To9'a' Beach, and M
For lakewood Toms River and Barneeat 3aspM
ROYAL BLUE LINE
To PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
For Philadelphia week days 40, 500 Sis 80
1000 II 80 Dining carr A. NJ. 30. 2O0. 35. 40
(Bure, P,rlor Car. 40 500 Dining Car sNd 10
900. 1000 p NJ. 1915 night. SUNDAYS 40 800 1000
II 30 dpnins carl A NJ. 200 400 500 CDnls Car.
800 p. NJ 1913 night.
For Baltimore and washington. week t.n 80 sG
1000. u 80 Dining Carr A. NJ. 200 $50 800 Dinlns
Carr. 600 p NJ. 1915 night. Sundays 40 1000 Il1
Dining CARP A. NJ. 200. 500 Dining Car. coo p N,
IL IS night
''h 5 P'F4sTssf SIS IS ssa p s',
737 9th Ave-. 81 Fast i4thst, 134 Fast wa =, ~
West l25th St. 25i columbus Ave. New-fxk: crut
ST. SEQ Fulton St. Brooklyn: ss Broadway wInansegs
Tho NewYork Transfer Company will call ,r ard chech
baggage from hotels or residence TO destinatih
New-York tribune., 1896-05-15
ROYAL BLUE LINE
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York FOO, o, Chamberta
follows. and Ave minutes earlier from West 2st-si.
O.00 A. M.-Nestbuied Express Daily FOR Waych
C'OO Binghamton. Einira- Buffalo Bradford Irnst
town. Meadyill. and the West. Psror cr %
Buffalo.
O.An p M.-ves'ibuled Limited fast mail Daily. El1
%'OO train FOR Chicago via Chaufauqua Lsse aHfva
Cleveland 30 A. NJ Chicago p. " seept1
10 Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati Dna
Car
~.SN =. M.-Bunalo Vestibuled Express Daily. "
t'OV rives Buffalo 30 A. VI. making direct eonns'
tons FOR Detroit. Chicago and The West -
Q.fS Il. M.-Via Chauiauqua Lake and Niagara ~
O'fO Daily. Solid train Chicago. Sieepers 70 bas
falo. Chicago and Cincinnati Dining CG. .
FT1CKETS. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PrLiAN
accommodations az III. Psi iol ani Gi BroafuL
$50 East i25th-st, Chambers agd West 23i-st fe"a
New-York; 933 Fulton-st.. Brooklyn. 90 Hatsons,
Hoboken and Jersey city station Wesfc0tt Express a.
FOR and checks baggage from hotels and residences
destination
New-York tribune., 1896-05-15
Oats:

OATS
June JI '''.''''''o1. o,z ON ots rs SS5t
DO. white:
Receipts beadstus interior points in thousands.
last three ciphes 1000 omitted Flour bbls. grain bush
follows:
New-York tribune., 1896-05-15
STEAMBOATS,.

FOR BOSTON WORCESTER. the NORTH and EAST.
The Connecticut and Massachusetts leave NEW PIER
80 y. r. one Canal ST.. at 80 NJ.
daily. sunday Full nights shortest rail
ride FINE ORCHESTRA each
New-York tribune., 1896-05-15
ALl-RAll ROUTE.
FOR LAKEWOOD
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

on and after MAY II. 1896.
From Pier :. y r.. foot = Rector-S-
For Atlantic II -hl2nds. Highland Beach. Nornanha
Rumson Beach. Seahright Monmouth Beach, and Lort
Branch ~ 1913 \ NJ. 3:45 P ".
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-06-21
Popular Daily Excursions to Chicago
aud the East.

The Union Pacific is the only line run
ming upholstered Pullman tourist sleeping
cars from California and Nevada to Chi
cago without changing every day in the
year, Through Pullman double drawing
room sleepers and dining room cars to
Chicago daily without change on The
Overland FLYER" Only one change to
New York and Boston. Time FROM Ne
vada to Chicago only three days.
Steamship tickets on sale to and from
ali points in Europe.
For full particulars. tickets and sleep,
ag car Accommodations, call Or address ID
" Hitchcock, General Agent, No. 1
Montgomery street, San Francisco, Cal
or W. d Phillips, Agent S P. Co., REM
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-06-21
Sunll00nS

In the District Court of the First Ju-
dicial District, State Of Nevada. In and
for the County Of HrmSbv.
John Is. Gallagher Plaintiff, versus VIM.
Clifford Defendant.
Action brought in the District Court Of
the First I"disal Court Of the State Of Ne
V"da, OrmSby County, and the comPlaine
hied III said County, in the Office OF the
Clerk OF @'id District Court on the 18th
day o. june a. D. 1895.
The State Of n 2Y1ia Sends
Greeting TO W. NJ. G'tort, The above
na'ord de'end'n'.
You are here b" required to appear in an
action bro 'Sht against YOU by the above
named Pialotltf, in the District Court Il
the First Judicial District OF the State Of
Nevada, Orm~by County, and answer
Complaint filed therein within ten days
exclusive Of the da' OF ~service) after the
service on You Of this Summons if served
IN sad county, or If served ont Of said
County, but within the District twenty
days, In all other cases forty days or judy
ment by default will be taken against YOU
according to the PRAYER Of said Complaint
The said ac'ion is brouEht to obtain a
J.rtTN1Rnt 1TNE@-+ ,.t51 rt4 crrl INf.,i7-F
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-06-21

In the District Court of the First Ju-
dicial District. State of Nevada. In and
for the County Of NrmSbv.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-06-21
THE
T.s%s $saa
PACIFIC COMPANY.

Commencing Saturday SnI 24.is9
and until Further u~ntice.,raius viii
leave Reno as follows: H:25 IA. M
Daily atlantic Express. trains fer
WiRnemUcca Battle Mountain. Fails.
nde. 'sgden.and Eass. Carrie. only frs
class through Il Il local
Dining "ar to 0g zen.
40 D. IA. -naiIy- acjHe ENnreH.
train for Truckee. "acrampnto. Ben.
ecia and Il Francisco. arrivin. al
$50 y, m. ~onnertiug at sacramento
nj 1925 "A. ss. wish the New OrIean
FNpres- fer F~v&~nu. ~Hmfa EsaVlar,
los angeles, ~au aSIe@o. also al 1:iQ
p. 'n .for Woodland a1i.l Knight. .aYd.
iNS.
H:f5 p. III, DaiIy-Atiantic EAnrr~>
70: ;':a""n""ra. 2fattIe Wuu",ai.
!'aIi~ad". @.&si%H ant a-f. tarrfA-
first as.h ~esnaa rl;iae pa~~rg,-rr-
IocaE and sEsr"u1h
SO D. nI. Patty "arjrr Y.Dgpe>
train Cor is0>cEit'r. .sssnrr -"~ tlarr9.
nH"nfo. and ~an E'G;sn~j-~u Wa Zen.
er;a arriving at Elsa "a. 4ynn4cf~
at with trats !,yEus
n 1925 a. ss. for S:0ri4t0u. E.agarcp
0a'I Dose. SAN Frauci~"n. Fre~u0, E.n-
Angeles Saa Etit@o and Eu-t. vim E4v
Orleans: ~ 1850 4. 81 fer YH5I}Etrns
sIlow~ and Isettin&: IA 3: p.m
for "ed BIND and at 1850 . "a. f.7
~Mary~ViIIP, Chir0. Ekeddiu@, sfortGaut
aud Puget sound points.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-10-22
Five Facts.

l.-"There is not a free CON
country in the world today tla'
not on a silver basis.
2.-"There is not a gold sialq
country in the world today 'na' ]
not use silver as money along
gold. ,
3.-"There is not a silver stauu1
country in the world today tha' |
any gold as money along wi'n y
4.-"There is not a silver s'an1
country in the world today 1N4'
more than one-third as mncn mu|
in circulation per capita as inc I
has.
5.-"There is not a silver s'aD
country in the world today VI
the laboring man receives i-p
for his DAYS work.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-10-22
ABSOLUTELY EgJEE

voting here, and that between the COM
mon people and a popuiisf. the pop ai-
ways looked out for no Il. No rluir1
OF dishonesty was made or intended
against either one OF these worthy gtil
tlemen. They were only looking 0ut for
themselves in business transactions, and
for men as long in political life as they
have been are remarkably thin-skinuea
This paper and they disagree as to what
constitutes an agreement The facts
show that q conversation WAS held
prior to the purchasing Of warrants
and immediately afterwards warrants
We're purchased at about 90 cents, aud
the price was kept there until forced NJ
by outside buyers. The presumption is /;
no outside buyers, no raise. We would
not willingly wrong these candidates
and have written the above without
malice, and are willing To let the people
Judge as to the merits oi the two sides.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-10-22

One Of Bryan's Omaha organs.
the South Omaha Daily Sun of
October IA, deliberately insults the
Catholic clergy by uDblushngIy
charging Archbishop ireland with
selling himself. Archbishop Ire
land has the esteem and honor no.
only OF those OF his own faith but
OF the entire American nation, and
the deliberate insult is one that
should meet with the condemns.
tson OF I'll. Here il the popocratic
insult
archbishop ireland. who has launch
ed cut ~ On apologist for the gold
standard hunbug. has fallen several
notcbes In thu estimation u the loyal
citizens u this e0untry, who have al
Ways bern 81 thu opinion that hs VAS u
asrD1 N : 1vs,piv npG " irur Christina
ssntlesuAD SsstAMd ~ n wcnk and ErryiIp
tool "a tks Enallslf shyIock. Bnt then
tb~ G~~A ~ weak gBd ~, Henun's Ss,
zSs scsssesw~ al powerful"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-10-22

among the lItlus spoken OF III tue
Kelley contract article in our last
issue was n of a charge of sl.25
for one dozen undertakings, general
form, when the list price of same is
only % cents. An investigation
shows this item to have been origin
ally % cents on the bill, which foot
ed up s28.S5. The auditor in foot
ing up the bill made it $685., so
the commissioners in the goodness of
their hearts woulc not see Bro. Kel-
ley suffer through a clerical error and
allowed the bill in the sum of 500 IS
Evidently the auditor afterwards
found out that S2S.S5 was the correct
amount, and as it was too much
trouble to correct the error and re-
cover the dollar, he simply adds 81
in lead pencil in front of the 20 cents
as above, which accounts for the
absurd charge of S1.25 and made the
s in the total a 8, also in lead pen
Gil. OF course this could be done
by the horrid Republicans who
have handled this bill lately, and
beyond doubt this is the way it will
be made to appear, but on the fling
on the back of said bill there appears
in ink Paid by warrant No. 1897,
s2S So, claim of j. F. Kelley against
Day County, fled this 9th day of
Jan. A.. d. 1896, B. H. Egeland, aud
itor. $685. allowed, Jan. II, 1896,
r. j. Philbrook, chairman.
1t is not necessary to comment on
such performances. The eyes of the
people must surely be opened to the
manner in which the affairs of the
county are conducted by the pop
ring in control. A dollar may be
considered by these gentry a small
thing, but the taxpayer who has to
put up his hard earned dollar for
their support does not SO consider it.
Mr.. Kelley tells in his paper how
the Republican board used to cut
bills of the Republican paper, when
thought too high, and it is undoubt-
eddy SO, but can any populist 60 to
the court house and produce a bill
allowed in a larger sum than claim
ed, as in the above case ? In this
same bill of Jan. g., 1896, can be
found a charge by Nh. Kelley of
800 sa~tisfactions of chattel mortgage,
1915 ; at the same meeting of the
board, a bill of Adams & Harris was
presented and allowed of 400 salts
factions of chattel mortgage, 50. DO
You suppose if these charges were re-
versd they would have been allowed?
VI bat is the plain duty of the
people in this matter !? Every
citizen who desires a clean and
economical administration of county
affairs should take a hand in the
r~ooting-out of this gang, and place
the handling of county matters in
honest Republican hands. Place
men like Fred Moore and j.. J Lee
on the board with O. j. SIetten as
auditor, and put an end to these
~scandalous carryings-on.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-10-22
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