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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-12

3e6n BerTonen purben Sonntag QbenG
mebr Dber tpeniger f9per BEL elmer @olifion
5mii9en einem @rpreBfubrnert unb etnem
3uge Der g6icago, pittsburg unb Sort
@aDne=8a6n an Der 4benue & in Soutf
@6icago berleBt.
Die 8erlebten finb
Otto 9tetri9, GrpreBfubrmunn,
Np. 9041 Madinatp Npenue ~pDbnbaft, am
&iidgrat DerleBt unb f8pere innere Ser
leBungen.
George 9ietri9, 2 Sabre alt,
i9mer3bafte 9ueti9ungen.
Sbu 9ietri@. 4 Sabre ali, f4mer3@
bate 0uetI9ungen.
@tI1tam W en31uff,2 % Sabre alt,
3o. $3.50 @reenbaD Nbenue ~tppbnbaft, an
Der re9ten Sette berleBt.
Caroline @en31aff, an Der rsfz
ten 9iifte unO am 8opf OerIeBt.
8i1ltum @en31aff 9 Sabre oft,
9ebtrnerf9iitterunq
Sara6 @en51dff, z Sabre aft,
@unoe IN, Der 1infen @arge ano Ser
nWu ueS llllleH SuBeS+
4rtbnr @en81aff, z Sabre at.
Bunbe on Der. linfen 8unge unb Ser
ftau9ung bes linten SuBes.
&nguf # SO enaIaff, 9 Mpnate alt,
f9meraIi9e 9uetf9ungen.
9ietrt9 nnb 8en3Iuff batten nit i6rem
5amilien einem Picnic in @ggers @robe,
@de Der ia. StraBe unb QOenue 6 BEIGE
tpobnt unb befanben ii9 in benz 9ietri6 qez
6Origen g%rpreBpagen auf Der 6eimfu6rt, aGs
fte duf benz 9eIeiie Der Gbicago, 9ittsburg
uno Sort 8abne 8abn an Der Mpenue &
BON einem n0rbli9 fa6renben 3u9e nieberz
gerannt tpurben. @lidIi9erpeiIe fubr Der
3ug in &abetra9t Der ii9 bort befinbGi9en
Wei3e 5temli9 langfam, tpobur9 bic Seftigz
felt Der @%ollifiOn 5iemli9 bebeutenb abqez
f3pd9t purbe, 70 baB bic SnTaFen beg
CUR @ette 9ei4leuberten 8agens 5iemli9
9limpfli9 babon tamen. sic tpurben
fdmmtli8 per Nmbulana na8 ibren Wp6z
nungen gebra9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-12
Qn ote maro eeorIdt.
Bancroft Der Sirma Spraeue, SMITH & 90.

3abGungsbefeble i'm 9eiammtbetrase bon
$87,850 puroen Wttttpo9 i'm Superior=@e
ri9t gegen bic SufelgGasz unb M06elbdnOz
Ter Sprugue, Smitb &c 60, go. 207-209
&dnbolpb StruBe, ausgefteGt. 9iilfsiberiff
Niderion ergriff fopobl BON benz Eager an
Ganoolpbfrabe, uls au9 BON ben 8e1tdnoen
in Der 6abrif, go. 794-798 Carroll Qos.,
8eitB. Die @ldubiger, gu beren @unIten
bic 3ablungs6efe6le ert6eilt purben, iin6
folgenbe: r6trt Nutional 8unt Of Gbicagp,"
$4,000; nNort6ern NationaI 8ant Of
9alOpe1, &c.," $4,000; rAmerican Na=
tional 8anf, $20,500; Caroline &. Spre=
que, $15,825.26; Carrie s. Smit9,
$6638.34; Salomon Menbelfobn, $3787;
6reberid 9. Smitb, $1,000 Die Gigen=
tbamer Der Sirma linb @iliam Sprague
unb Nmos &. Smitb.
Wiqiam Sprugue rei9te tnfolgeDeITen i'm
Superiorgeri@t bas @eiu9 UNI @%rnennung
zines Mafenoernalters EN-. @iliam 8.
6eegaarb nurbe bon &i9ter @oggin gu bic
fem 8ertrauensamte e~rnannt unb feline
8iirgi9aft ouf 100000 feitgeiebt,
9ie uria9e bes 8anferotts ion, nie Bel
alien in lebter 3eit O~orgetommenen Sulife>
ments, Die Sbatia4e iein, 0aB Die NuBenz
itdnOe 10 iiberaus i6tper ein3u3ieben paren.
9ie Nctibu unb Poiiiba iinb nod ni9t
feitgefteqt porben, bod per0sn, oerf9ieoeuen
8eri4ten mad, Die S9uloen ni9t mebr als
$125,000 insgefammt betragen. Oagegsn
iolen bic 8eitGnOe einen bel bOberen 8etrag
erreiden. Ser Mnpalt Der tniolbenten
Sirmu, 8. 80. Wolfelep, glaubt nit 8ez
ftimmtbeit, baB Die @ldu6iger beinabe ben
polen 8etrag ibrer SOroerungen aus Der
MafIe erbalten tper6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-12

Sam, Der oft genug bunberte BON Miaioncn
nit ~frdftiger 9anb auf characterization
fprt pirft. unb penn un1er 8unbesDorprt
es beranlaien tann = unb er tann es,
penn Die Surnbereine ben @unI9 ausfprez
9en baB it4 in iebem nGongreiiional
Oiitrict" Die Derf9iebenen 8ereine binter
ben ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1teden, banrt 1T
niAt Der ~geringite 3psifel an unlerem Grs
folg benfbar.
Sn Chicago baben es bic Surner bur95ez
1ebt, baB in Douglas 8art Elm Dffentlt9er
Surnplab nit etnem R~oitenaufnano bon
itebaigtauf eno Op1ars angelegt ipiro. Die
&Drperf9oft, tpel3e beranlaBt tpuroe, otei len
8ef4luB gu faiien, mar bic parttommiifion,
tpel9e ni9t bonn 8olte erpdblt, fonoern bonn
9Duberneur ernannt pirb unD folgli3er>
tpeiIe auf bic Stimmen bes lieben publitums
pfeifen fann, oumal ba ie meitens Mtlz
lionGre finb unb ibr Nmt ibnen fetnen Gent
einbringt. Wie oieG 1ei9ter piirbe es fein,
einen dbnli9en unb ni9t einmal 10 9roBen
Druid auf uniere @eieBgeber in Waibington
aus5uiiben, tpel9e iebe Stimme 5dblen mill
len, tpel9e ibnen bielet9t D~erloren eeben
tOnnte, tpenn iie gegen cine Sadie timmcn,
bic mebr als elmer Wtiuion BON Stimmge=
bern am 9er5en liegt9 Rein ein5iger tpiirDe
es tbun.
Ser Surnberein 8orpGrts 1T iiber5eugt,
oaB bic SADIE ii9 leiht realtiiren laKen
tpiro, tpenn cine urabftimmung Der 8ereire
oes Decentralization Surnerbunbes Den
8orort oeranlaBt, bic SADIE in bic 9anb gu
nebmen, unb penn Der @orort, nie er es
in einem fol9em Safe obne 3peifel tbun
tpiro, Die 4ngelegenbeit unoer3iiglib uno
nit geniigenber @nergte betreibt. I'm otes
gu ermOgli9en, io1ten bic 2titen ipdteitens
Bis gum 1. Sftpber B.. S. an ben Surnperetn
@ortpdrts 3uriidgefanbt tperben. Sbue Sc
Der feline pfli4t, unb bic beutf6e Surnersi
pirb in bieiem 9anbe balb CUR bD9ften 8liiz
tie gelangen,
Mit S%urnergruB, fir ben 5urnpersin
@prnarts, @bicagO,
8eorge 8. 8feiffer, @rfter @pre@er,
8ufab 8artbmdnn, Corr. S9riftpart.
Qbre1e: Surnberein 8orpGrts,
PSI Neit IL. Str, Gbicago, Sa.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-12
GtabItrt iett 1851.
Henry Sehoellkopf,
Tholesale & Retail Groos,
Wn0lesaIo d heJaII Groo9ri
232 & 254 OfsRanoolphsStr

WAUl06dl0 " 41cbdll 0TOUori
232 & 254 OtsRanoolpbsStrv
Swilpen s%Srarfiin- unb Marfet. StrIB@
@btcago SlS.
erbieIt in fetmfter @aore:
9tedten GttmcmtbaIe SdDtociscrfGIc,
SSrans. u oaucfo.t=Ss6ic, Wartst San=Se1ie,
Goanter StGie, &r6Mterf3fc, &arofdie,
YaDr. &imburGer= uno 0fabnt=StGic,
SSrona9c DC Yrte, Neu1Gatelef Se9Se,
lledDte Sdipetscr Nttldl tn Seanncn,
Medltes &icbi9'S UIeiIG1crtrGct,
Stal: yiecearoni, 0y,nseln, Sobamntsbroo,
Mcdtem mm8artiG)etl NofeisRaprifa.
9eutfd)e 9etroGm. &cioeIbeeret 0irnen,
9entid)es 3uetid d. eilmus. g~nIomeiiter,
@tng enc d)itei. Sngtoer.
@etre6aete b6btati0s gtiSe SGsnStttrsso
1ii1eIoOrfer Getf, @ einciiig,
SetniteS SItnen1l, @ohnDi,
VrGrS. OAtsIebcr> Asaictett nit StttffeIt,
Medbtett tueitpbGItidlen Sd)iife1t, SaIanlt
Medte Sratilid)ip. 9eroeiattpnrfs
Medbte Gramffmrter Srattpnrit in SiidDien,
5einite SalsfGr0eAem, Saroeuenbmtter,
sSraIs. SttTcl=G arotmeS, SieIer Gprpftem,
@arittrte, 9autb. 9laI, TpuhGrtn9e,
gtene bou. MafieS=åc,
SinoemaG)tem 9ad1S, &rcbie, IafreleM,
NriidcS &eisntebI, &artofcIn1ebI,
u 10 eis emeriikc, gSeisen9ricS, Sa9p,
Yert=8raMpei,. 8erfen9riibc, e. GrbsmebL
Sriidlem Sri,tfern; Sirie, Stnie",
Vieiner 4 0iuer'S 9aTee.GIicms,
NeiIftem Saoo= WSoffA= lluo N~tp=SSafee.
StoulOcrf'S WauiIa=GIufc4aoc unO R0f6o,
Med,tcm rmT. tsmo d,tnciia,en spec,
&aien9r0Sfatnem 1t;,o 0etatiIeI6ntereten,
9emfld)e Sptnnraoer, @o4fraters
@oIsidnbe Mmo GoIspantofeIa, aue 0roBen,
iu ben ~b1Iiqften 8reiien.
Henry Sen bell
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-12
3ufammenfok
6mifhen einem paHaeter. uno
etnem SrahtSus.
mehrere perionen perwunoet.

SIS mar Elm Slid, baB Der @orfabt5uo
Der @bicagO &c Grie @iien6abn 9onz
neritag Worgen UNI 8 ubr oiem>
li9 langiam fubr, als er nit
einem 5ra9t8ug 8ufammenitieB, anoernz
fats battle tpabri9einli9 cine Mn5ubl paiz
fagiere bas 2eben perloren. Smmerbin
,trugen Die ~folgenben 9erionsn mebr ober
minoer ernite @erlebungen baoon:
S. Rt d 0 n B, 113. Nbams StraBe.
SDbn McGorDp, II unb 70 MbamS
StraBe.
Marp SAB, 744 9arfielb 8ouleparb
&ibbp Sbeparb, 1105 @arfielt
8oulebarb.
BUR 3eit beg 3uiummenitoBes tparer
fdmmtli9e 8aggons nit pafagieren ange.
flint. IS mar an elmer i6arfen 8iegung Des
8eleifes in Der glGbe Der IL. StraBe, to BIZ
3ige 5ufammenftieBen. Ser 5ra9t5ue
fubr audi ni9t febr i9ne0 unb 90. s. Situs
Der 2otomotipfiibrer bes paFagier3uges
mar omar ni9t i'm Stanbe, ben 3ug gum
Stiafano gu b%ringen, tpobl aber fonnte e1
bic Sabrt iotpeit mdBi9en, baB beim 3ufam.
menitoB Die 2otomotiben ni3t bonn @eleif,
f~tur3ten. Der 5ra6t3ug ging bunn 5uriic
unO Der gafagier5ug bampfte in ben ppl
StraBenSga6nbof binein.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-12
An 1lntere 2eGfr.

SeiOmOere SeaGtttt9 nerStetet,
Ste att anoerer stene an9esetgten
Yr6mict, BET oetsem a1tBer Oct
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ettte bets
baltniBnt6Big 9eringe SaiG4a9sz
sabtttn8 rerIat8t tuirS. Steielbet'
itatS febr i~or9fdttt8 8etudDlt tttto
ttttr Gitf6nfc 1T 9rOBem WaBitabe
crnn69IiGen 10 bulge 8c5mesbe:
S~in9Mn9ctt+
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-12
5oben ieinen mertb fennen eelernt

9teies 1T nur elmer aus SauIenben bon
8riefen, tpel3e an Or. Peter Sabrnep in
Gbicago, ST., geianbt tperben: n8ttte, fem
BEN sic mir umgebenb 1 9ubenb Jta19en
Sorni's Mdgenftdrter. Sd babe feline me5r
BON bieier Mebt5in an 9anb unb es f9etnt,
als pb Die 2eute be1en @ert6 iebt re6t
f6dBen lernten. Wer i'm einmal gebrar9t
bat fommt pteDer. Mtr bat Sorni's Mas
gentGrter Elm Sinh bonn Sobe e~rrettet. =
Ri9t in Npotbeten gu finber. 2ofalagen=
ten oertaufen i'm. Menn ni9t gu 6aben,
penbe man ii9 an Or. 9eter Sabrnep, gbiz
cQoo, IN.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-12
j. unfers @prrslppnbenten unb M1

- 11nfere gorrefppnbenten unb M1sntsn
befuden bic foIgenben Stcaten:
9err guuG SrtebeI bic Staaten Soma unb
Minneiota.
9err Sreb S9erf ben Staut 8isconiin
nnb ben nOrbpetGi4en She'll OOn Mi3igan.
9err 9enrp @4aaI bic Staten Snoiana
unb Mi9tgan.
6err Nuguit Gier bic @taaten Mi1ouri
unh 4rtanfas.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-12
Die iociale Srase, iast ein Staats0fonom,

Die iociale Srase, iast eiu Staats0fonom,
1T gum She'll cine Masenfrose. Sang re6t:
gum 3betl! benz anberntbeils lGBt ii9 piel
~lociales lowobl pie p~ripotes @lenb auf bic
6Gmorrboiben 3uridfIbreu. 0iele gu linz
bern nnb bieien %abaubelfen, 1T bic ANA
KESIS, etn GuBerli9 ansumenbeubes Mittel
Dor Nuem 9eeignet. Seiu Snbalt lit bic
SeilmeOi5in, bic eben mGbreu6 Der Nnlpen=
outg ii9 erwei9t I'M inllerli9 gu mirfel1.
Die ANAKESIS 1T in oQen Qtpotbeten gu
babell. 8reis $1.0O. Grobeu rel. Sranco
5u9el9idt 6ur6 P. Neustaedter & Co. Box
2416 New York.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-12

Nu6 ~befOnberer lte6ereinfunft bat bic
@erman @merican g%ubIiibing So. i'll Cos
@nseles, @aGif, unfere @srtretung fir ge>
nannte Stabt unb Siib@@ alifornien nberz
nOmmen unb ftnO beren 8ertreter bere@tIgt,
Abounementsgelber gu foletttren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-12
Sett mehr ais funf1io 1ahren

rpnrbe Mrs. @tuslom's @ootbin9 @prup BON
Miuiouen DON Mittterlt wdDrenb 6es 3obz
mems ibrer &irber NIT poa itGnbi9em .@rfolg
9ebrau6t. ST berubist bas Sinh, ma6t bic
@aumen mei9er, IttQt bic S9mer5eu, BELT
@inbtolit unb lit bas bette Mittel segeil
Oiarrboea. SInfunb5wan3is Gents bic
SInlhp.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-12

g6icago's &duber9ronif ipurbe Sreituq
@beno UNI bret berpegene Stid6en Sc.
ret9ert. Sin S9antptrt6 muBte barar
glauben iOpie Elm barmloier 3peiraofa6rer
8eibe famen, obne baB ibnen Elm 9eios &c
f9ab, nit benz @erluIte einiger MOneter
oapon.
3ebn Minuten bor IL 16r betraten bre
&erle, Elm Sanger" unb 5pei n&urae", BIZ
Wirtbidaft. BON peter Gpsl, Geo. 1888 Gen:
tertraBe, @de Nuitin Mpenue. Sn ben
2ofal befanben fi3 CUR 3eit @pel uno better
6rau.
Die 2eute beiteuten brei @las 8ier, UNI
als gmel i'm 8egriffe mar, ein5ui6anfsn.
bDrte er binter fib Die &ufe n9anos up"
Sid umblidenb blidte er in bic Minbungen
breier &eooloer. 9as @bepaar mudIte iid
nt9t, als elmer Der Strol9e binter ben 2az
bentii9 ging unb ben Sab Gegiiter" I'm
befen Sn6alt, aus $40 beitebenb, erlei9terte,
9as @bepaar, bas beitGnoig in Mngft
f9pebte, es fDnne inn eth 2eib geiAeben,
bate I'm Ioni It ge5ittert. Sid nit ibrea Re>
DolDern ben Giid3ug bedenb, r~etirirte bic
8anbe aus Dem 2ofal unb lief in lib itli9er
&t9tung bic StraBe e%ntlang, 9as &leez
blatt enttam, unb Elm tpenige Minuten fpGz
ter uuf Der 8ilbfld9e eri9einenber Pol;5iTt
f9rttt in @rmangelung zines 8eReren in
Der Wirtbf@aft an bic Aufna6me bes S3at=
betanoes.
Gin &leeblatt mar es glei9faqs, bas 6reiz
tag Mben0 I'm 11.30 einen 6arrlp1 len
3peirabfabrer an6ielt unb auspliinberte
S. 8. Nnbers BON 166 Clarence Mbenue pafz
iirte UNI iene 3ett Die gde BON 9umbOl6t
uno SuQerton NDenue, als er BON bret &erlen
angebalten tpurbe, gr muBte bom 3pei=
rao abfteigen, lnb ith bic Sa19en bur9fu=
ben laf7en, nobel ben &dubern feline u6r
unh 81 in bic 9dnbe ftel. On Ieinem Ha6e
f9ienen bic Subiectt feinen @efalen gu fin
ben. Safelbe tpurbe linn b%elaf1en, unb vper
peoes apOftOlOrum" i6lugen fi9 bic 9rsi
~ieitpdrts in bic 8iif9e, nGbrenb Mnbers
auf feinem 3peirabe Der ndhiten poli5eiz
itation 5~uiauite, UNI fein @rGebniB gu nael>
ben.
u. SobnIon, Go. 146 @eit @rie GtraBe,
purbe auf benz N~aAbdufetpege Sreitag fritz
bon einem Wegelageret in Der Granb Moe.
iiberfalen unO NIT b%Drgebaltenem @9ieB=
priigel um feline goloene l1br nebit Settle unp
flint Dollars in 8aar erlet9tert. Ser 8orz
fan puroe io9lei9- auf Der Weft gbicago
@penuezP oli5eiitatipn gemelbet, bo9 fs6a
BON Dem 9anoiten iebe Spur.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-12
C0uifon.
Gin ptcntc=O Omnibus Don elmer
Gocomotipe iiberfahren.
3ebm BeriOmert berlebt.

Ridfabrt pom einem Picnic i'll Geeers 6rope.
= Die GoIIiiion erfoIet auf ocm Sahu=
Damn Der p~ittsbure, 81. maYne nnb
Gbicaeo:S ahn. - Die Sabreefdwinoia-
felt oes 6uees sum Slid nur unbeoeu.
teno, 70 oaS ole 6oliion beoeuteno ab.
eefbpd9t puroe. Die Site Ger Ders
lebten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-12
S0IOAtotA

Gitt tetneS Malsbter 9ebta1tt bon
Der Gonr. Setpp 8re&u8. 60. lit bier=
nit beitets entpfoDIet. ST. Gtai6em
1ttO S6Herm at baben. telephone
go. $50. 8ottti1t0 9eptnt. 80. $780,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-12
-. Tret fur -. +.
RbeufnatlSl1tu$lei0enQ

gsenu sic an Gbeumatisn1us IetOen, i@d2lreiben gle
Mir uno i6 Ienbe MteltaeltltdD eth yGGet peg
BON bieIer idredii6en &rantbeit BETTE, ielbit 9eute,
bic BON 90 Bis S3 Sabre psrgebli9 oeIIoTlen.
&lrSlih beilte es eiuen Mann, tpelber 10 Jepre pert
IGgertg tpar.AMfan %aDreiiire: John A. StnttF1y
@tIW9ufee MiS., Dept. z.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-12

Die mttteI fir ole Grwerbuno, Qusfattune
nno JnfanohaItune oes nationalen
Qurn= ooer spieIplabes folen pom oer
Derelnietcn staaten bcfdaft weroen.-
Quf Ole Gouere6abecoroncten fol- Elm
Druid auseciibt weroer. Neue ourr'=
halle fir oen uDorwdrts".
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-12
greOes ganb9e6n0el.
Drei u~eberfdue an einem Qbeno
periibt.
Gin Sanger uuo 5pei Surge int Spiel.

Deter Gper's mirtbf9oft an Center uno
0uiftn 0pe. fur5 Dor mlitterna4t BON oret
Strolden iiberfallen. = Der mirth nno
feline 5rau fommen NIT Dem bloben
Sbreden oapon uno betrauern nur oen
Derluf pom SIG. Gin 5weiraofahrer
Don elei9fals orei Strolden nm uhr nno
Saarfdaft erleidtert. = Gin pafant nm
feline ubr uro ietn Saarpermo9en betohs
len. Sdmmtli4e Gbdter nod auf freiem
6ube.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-12

Mt 0te 0eMf1 ~ e ~ e ~ o IT,
9ie llnteraei6ueteu befbrbern 8adete bis an 100 $50.
mad 9cmtSdIamo, SeterrstN, GGDcSett, yfsrs
mcaen, 9Gnemnrf unb Der Sd)lU eis gu ecu re9els
mdBieen, hon br seutIdem &cid)SpefsWerma1'
tunG feft9eiebten YrelieH.
@benip BelorqerI ~ote1eiben Maarenienouugen ben nnb
mad oneu 3beiIen @uropas nno Glueritos gu ben otllIg'
item Raten.
HenSel. Bruckma nm & LOrbacher..
20 &rdDan9e Ylace. Stem YSrt.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1896-09-11
Mckinley Epigrans.

II have been associated with any
legislation that has given to an Amer
lean workingman days more work
at American wages. that is honor
enough for me.
What we want in this country is a
policy that will give to every Ameti-
can nottingham American wages; a
policy that will put enough money in
the Treasury of the United States to
run the government.
The government of the United
States must raise enough money to
meet both its current expenses and
increasing needs.
Our domestic trade must be won
back and idle workingmen employed
IN gainiul occupations at American
wages.
The American people hold the f.
nancial honor OF our government as
sacred as our flag.
The money of the United States,
and every kind OF form OF it. whether
of paper. of silver or OF gold. must be
as good as the best in the world.
The dollar paid to the farmer. the
wage earners and the pensioners
must continue forever equal in pun
chasing power to the dollar paid to
any government creditor.
We want good times, good prices,
good wages, and when we have them
we want them paid in good money.
Whether our prices be high. or
whether our wages be good. orwheth-
Ell they be bad. they all are better by
being paid in an unconditional dollar
worth 100 cents af
II we have good wages. they are
better for being paid In good dollars;
and II we have poor wages, they are
better for being paid In good dollar.
Having injured our industries. a
new experiment Is proposed. one that
would debsse our currency and furth-
err weaken. II not wholly destroy. pub
lie confidence. Workingmen, have
we not had enough Of such costly ex-
perimentsl
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1896-09-11

One of the MOST potent secrets of a
young mans success in any business
is the personal following hebuilds up
the people who will throw their
trade in his way because they like
him. A personal following of this
sort is often as valuable as cash
capital. and no salesman who lacks it
can secure a position worth the hav-
ing. 1t is the easiest thing in the
world for a,clerk to do this If he sets
himself to do it in the right way. II
is not hard to make ourselves either
liked or disliked in this world. II a
clerk systematically endeavors to
please and attract customers. with
the direct purpose of attracting to
himself their business. the time will
very soon come when he will become
power in his employers business,
and no merchant ever employing
him will ever wish to do without
him.-[Grocery World.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1896-09-11
Only WaI,Inr,

His name was George Arnold, and
he was srraigned In the Police Court
in Cleveland on the charge Of stealing
a ride on train.
"where were your" asked Judge
Fielder, referring to his former place
of abode.
"In the Indian Territory" was the
reply. 81 was waiting"
"Waiting for whom"
"Just waiting"
"What were you waiting lori"
"To get my money" i-
"Who iroml" M Nltf
"The man was waiting for"
''What did he owe II to you forl"
"For Waiting"
"How did you start In waitingf"
"By beginning to wait"
"What yon meant Explain your
SELF"
~ thought you knew ! was wait
ing In a restaurant"
"Ohl" grasped the Judge. : [Buifa
10 Evening Times.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1896-09-11
WHAT THE
FARMER NEEDS
Hon. VIM. Mckinley in
His Closing Remarks
to the Knox Coun-
ty Farmers
Said.

"The farmer wants to be protected
by wise tariff legislation from the
competition OF the other side; and
then he wants the mines and mills
and iactoriea Of his own country hum.
ming with busy irdsistry, employing
we'll paid workmen who can buy and
consume his products. When he has
got consumers, he wants his pay for
what he sells in such unquestioned
coin that he will know it is good not
only to-day, but will be certain to be
good every day OF the year and in all
countries. OF the world. Long and
enthusiastic applause) Free silver
will not cure over production nor I'M
der consumption. (Laughter.) Free
silver will not remove the competition
OF Russia, India and the Argetine Re-
public. This competition would re-
main il you would coin all the silver
of the world. Free silver will not
increase the demand for your wheat
or make single new customer. You
don't get consumers through the
mints. Great laughter and cries OF
NO, no.) You get them through
the factories. (Cries Of That right.)
You will not get them by increasing
the circulation OF money in the United
States. You will only get them by
increasing manufacturing establish
ments in the United States. Tire
mepdous cheering and cries OF 'Hur-
rah for Mckinley
Plant the factory by the farm
said Jackson, and that is as wise now
as applicable now as when the hero
Of New Orleans said it years ago.
The best thing now is for the farmer
to have factory for his neighbor.
daughter and applause.) 1t would
be better to have factory alongside
OF you than to have another farm
alongside of you. daughter and cries
OF 'Yes.D l have no fear of the farm
er-the most conservative. the most
considerate and the most sturdy OF
our splendid civilization. They are
not easily misled. They have no aim
in politics, but an honest one. In
1892, when free trade was tae battle
cry OF our opponents, it was said then
that the farmers would follow this
heresy, but it was not so. 1t was
the cities which followed the free
trade heresy in the country. (Cries
of That's right The country
voted for protection while the great
cities did not. This year they will
vote against free silver; they will vote
for home market, and for dollar as
good as gold in every market of the
world" Great cheering.)
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1896-09-11

''IfWe should have the Free and
Unlimited Coinage of Silver, what
would the Government stand good
for? Would it be redeemable or
would it be worth 100 cents"
This is the answer given by the Inquirer:
"UNDER THE FREE AND UNLIMITED COINAGE
OF SILVER THE GOVERNMENT STANDS GOOD FOR
NOTHING. IT GUARANTEES NO VALUE. 1t simp-
ly places its samp upon 81 grains OF silver and says
This is dollar 1t places itsstamp upon II6 many
grains of goldand says This is dollar does not buy
either gold silver. 1t simply ssfisss Ire wss&t
and fneness the metal contained in the coins They
then handed back to the persons who brought the
bullion the MINIS and the COINED SII.NFR DOL.
LARS PURCHASE WHATEVER THEY CAN IN THE
MARKET"
To the further question
chow WILL FREE AND UNLIMITED COINAGE
ENHANCE PRIcEsf
The Enquirer replies:
The free and unlimited coinage of silver will result in
great volume of money-that is primary money-and
will therefore increase prices There will be money
consequently, EACH DOLLAR WILL BE LESS vALU-
ABLE THAN IT WAS BEFoRE!"
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1896-09-11
CA9TORI.A.
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