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iTarietas. al minuto!l

con Torrance, y 20 10 vaDguardia, name
ra de explorador. Ne adelante silbsndo de
veZ en- cuando mi cancion gaslica, al fin
tuve ell placer de DIR que la contestaron, vi
salir Alan detras de IN matorral.
Estsba M tanto NAL humorado, por Que
habfa pssado todo IN dfa solo entire los ma
torrales, hacienda una pobre comida en- una
msla posada de las csrcanfas.
~Pero II simple vista de mi traje, empe-
20 a animarse, y tan proDto como le die
ouAn sdelantados Sc hallaban nuestros asun-
tos, y sl papel que tsnfa que desempeffar en-
10 que sestaba por hacer, Sc transform6 en-
otro hombre.
Ess ha sido una buena idea,-diio,-y
puedo deoir que no podrfa haber smplssdc
usted a mejor hombra que Alan Breek Y
60 precise que sepa usted gre no m cual-
quiera pueds ejscntsrla, aino que Sc necesits
IN cshallero de cierta peuetr4ci6n para lie
varla csbo. Pero me Parecs cue 81 abog&.
do estzlS deseaudo VERNE.
Por 10 tSnto, alec Ia Toz hice sefias nj ne
nor Rarksslior, Qne Sc adelsnt6 solo fut
present do 3 mi amigo Ell se nor Thomson.
--Terg0 muAho gusto ed; conocerle, senoH
Thomson, ,-dije. .-Pero he clvidado mis- es-
psjneloa; y nueetro amigo, el seior David. ID
dira usted que casi - eiego. y no debe pnl
10 tanto sorpreDderse usted ST paso por eu
lado mafisna sin TscoGocerle
Dij este creyendo qae Alan quedarfa sa-
tisfecho; pero Ia vanidai dc nj amigo se en-
cogia por cosas de meros importaneia.
-Muy bien. sofior-dijo con cierta seoue-
dad-eatuy por decir que imports POGO, pues
TO que noa reunimos aQuf con IN objeto da-
do, es tratar de que 20 haga justicia 81 se-
nor Balfour; Y por 10 qns seo hay poca pro-
babilidad de que exist&n muohcs puntos dc
contalsto entire nosotros dos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-07

.-Asf 10 creo, -dijo Alan,-pero la cues
tion ed 81 20 daber& hacerlo. Ahora b =,
olga ustsd 10 que pienso Creo que debel,
confsrenclar en- estos escaIones hablar
nuestro negocio. Tiene que ser aquf 6
ninguna parte; porqus es precise que usta9
sspa que soy tan obstinado como usted y u
cabailero de mejor familia.
Este cambio de tono desconcert6 Ebene
zer. Estuvo rumiando unos momentos lC
que habia dido, y, al fu. dijo:-s'iE iEsta bisn!
IEsta bieni Lo que ha de suceder suceders,
y cerro In ventana. Pero pas6 alg1n tempo
antss de que quitara todas las cadeuas ba-
fras corrlera todoz los cerrojos y pasado.
res, arrepintiendose. segursmente, cada
paso que daba. Al fin oimos ell ruido de los
goaues sslio mi ito, sentandose en- ell esca'
ION mss alto, con sl srcabuz en- Ia msno.
anora,-di1o, -tsnga ustsd presepte
que estoy con mi trabuco en- la mano, que
hombre muerto.
NO hay duda que es un discurso muy
poiitico, -dijo Alan
No,-di1o mi tio, o,-pero ell modo ds pro-
ceuer de nated tampccn es como se debe.
neoesito estar preparado para todo. sho-
70 que nos comprendemos mIituamente, d.
game usted 10 que desea.
Puesto que nsted parece ser hombre de
.anta lnfeligencis, -dijo AlGn,-debs usted
naosr vasto que soy 20 IN caballero monta-
nes Nj nombre no tiene nada que yer con
81 asnntos pero la terra do mis- amigos no
esta nny le1oa de Ia Isla dc Null, de Ia cual
habr6 ustsd oitlo bablar
rarece Cue % perdi6 nm buuue en- es0s luga-
res u siguaente dia. IN caballero de mi
Ismilia. que estaba busoxndo en- Ia playa
Alagmentos - dei huque napfrs gado, para ha-
~ Inego, bald an muchacho medic aho-
s@oos - % aeyo cousigo j 10 condpio IN
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-07

en- 81 pals. Al 40, salimos del poblado nos
dirigimos 10 largo del puerto, hacia Ia po-
sads de HSwss, el muelle y el embarcadero,
teAtro de mis- infortunioa. No pude mirar
aQuel sitio sin cierta emocion, recordando
que muchos de los que aquel diz -habian ss
tSdo alf conmigo, habian dejado de exiRtir.
Ransome, p quien la muerte ibr6 tai veg de
una vida de miseriaS y de pecado; Suan, que
perdio la vida como 20 no quisiera perderla;
y los pobres msrinsros que SO hundieron con
el berSantin. 70 habia sobrsvivido todos
ellos aun al bergantfu misEo, despu6s do
pasar incolume, trabajos y pelgros immune
rabies Mi 1nico pensamiento deberia haber
sido de- gratitud; sin embargo, no podia
oontemplar aqasl sitio sin cierto dolor por
los otros y una especie de terror por 10 pasa-
do
Yo estaba snmido en- estas ideas. cuando
de reperte el senior Ranksillor, tot&ndose los
boisiIlos, comeuzo reir
-IVsyal vayal-e -exclam6-Icuidado que
esto es singulsrl iPuea no he olvidado mis-
espejuslos despues de todo 10 que hs hahlado
sobre 81 asuntol sss.-.s--s ss-sss.-
Compreudi entonces ell objeto de 81 anSc
dCts, y supuse q Re, 81 hGbis dejado aus an
pejuelos sn casa fo6f con Ell objeto deliberado
de servirss de Alan, u no poder distinguir
su nsonomfa Realmsnts, no fns mala idea,
porque suponiendo que las cosas tomasen
NAL cariz, tcomo podrfa el sefior Rankeillor
jursr acerca de Ia idsntidad do mi amigof
A peaar de todo, tuvo necesidad del algnn
tempo para dar con 10 que deaeabs, puesto
one habfa hablado y reconocido numerosas
personals en- Ia poblsoion; J 20 no abrigaba
duda nirgana de que aun tenia bastante
buena vista.
Tan pronto oomo pasamcs de largo por l.
posada, SO cambi6 el orden do In marcia.
NJ sehor Rankeillor SO puso retagnardia,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-07
ROBERTO GRAHAM
Los isfY0scYitOs nsedscos Csrtionos
noss aSercScIo eSs est0 cSsG9eG.

con eieFcScGO efs este cstsG6d,
CartihcAn. que han con np1obsGo yA eH La
pxEeEiSa o6oiAl, va en- iA particular, dureG.ce
IA Spidenals vsrlolosa reinanSe en- Sses rlC-
dad, In ofe&eia inc0rtestahle del virus
vasnno procsdsnts csl An. rltulo ae Vaou-
n&si6n 6s dor SGnHaso Stijo lnstzlS6o en-
Arectbo bs!o su dire eioT - ilriase qrs d.
sho senior Seijo dsspuss &c en- Sorcieu<uD3
detSnldo sSt~d4c, Is eoEss guido PcT-ac :
aIoaAr o. piyoi dc los Institusos EuZ1pscs
do 30 ndcle, el epltiyo de squel virus pro
hl&ct4cC dc iK vlIL4Sls haGsA eI extrarao CO
poder SsegurRr = &ErrGtr los cUe saEcHiren,
enc an ssta pohlseitn Ia pToouoido tan fa-
hces resuisaoca ia obtSllicc tan lleCnJeAc,
atisfactorlo y bzilla1ss Gx}ao, gus re ban
CorEe; ui6o eco ga rpleo y pro pagacl6n 81
Sxterminio de Ia vlYGeis cue stersosizEc&
dissnlabs ssts. pobiaCiGn a~scs hi.oe Glex J
oct IL sEes. Ec.vscilax 90 lor ersae los IN
frSEcritos er pt EEcRf--ro tan sclo r2r r e
dio de In pseeenie sine que Sar nieE Fos Ia
prenr@ psElCGiLs do psls s. Sex nsees ATlc-
que Ia llnfa vscrl . extraldA de 10 terners
Gel prsc:Gz2o Institute supeIicx PEefe-
ribls I, :. .oaak lss oarass assdaa sn + ga, ~
clubo In de Londrss, que estsdiaticaM9ente
IA dsdo p2eior ) mas resnlts6o, bastH 81 ex-
tremo 6s hscaE cousell;icc Ia 7sss-2tsdcsos'
UecsSsdI en- un noTsnta por c3ento. psrs
que conste y vAlgS donde conveniE Pudiere
doa Santiago Sei50 sFpi1o In pEeserte -
Pcnna ~ dc Rsyo de ISS9. 9.-I]y. {aF"a<1s9T
L. sessos-lT. LoeeaaaO-Ls. sSSsos-1r' sssS ~,
LSGal Ly- GcgosaAs-~It ". sAs.A. - 1ss'- -
Ikseo sosas . sSae:e7jr 1tae:,asy1, r's. e''s''
Ls, N. ZeEr-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-07

vapor viaje del puerto,
pan tasbordo Puerto Rico al direcso
dia de alguno
Herrera vaj del % Epns
Puerto Rico decto sale de al el dia
,sla
En- La IL Mayo SO
adne todos los pu de pero paaiero
arnents Santander
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-07

FLAGIAD0
TRADUooIoN DE FRANCISCO sELLEN
CkPTTULo XIV
V0y sn 6IIscG dc mi hsrenctd.
(COntinuact6rll

Y se puso q reir carcsjadaS. Yo ls die
Que era muy chlstosa In historic, me son
ref pOr politics; pero 10 Que me sorprendio
fn6 Que. durante ell mediodfa, eoutlnn6 re-
cordando In histeria, Rgregaudo nuevos de
tales riSndose, hastA que MI do comence a
turbarms hasta svergonssrne de la tonte
ria de mi amigo.
Cuando 90 acerco Ia hora que habfa con
venido con Alan, salimos de In caaa; el Sc
nor Rapkeillor yo. do braccte, Torrance
detrAa con el convsnio en oil holsillo y M
cesto tapado on Ia manc. Durante ell ira
yecto por la poblacidu, el abcgsdo iba salu
dando derecha izquieIda, vi6ndoss dete-
nido q cnda paao .por cAballeres Que Ia he
blabnn do sus nc gocios privados; pnde yer
ontonees que gozRba dc gran eonaideraci6n
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-10-22

Lesgue Rally held at Norton, Octo-
Der ~.
Miss Belle Morton is soon to be-
come member of the LADIES' Liter
airy Club Of Pbillipsbqrg,
Milton and Lizzie Phillips have
gone TO Georgia. We wish them sue
cess in their new home.
a number Of Plotner and Bssell
Greek folks attended the quarterly
meeting at hillside.
Quite a number will attend the
speaking at Long Island TO heGr Hon,
VIM! Baker.
T.. s. Mellen and wife we're at Kir-
win few days last week visiting a
sister.
II. A. Dixon is still buying cattle,
and has two hands getting out his
corn.
The Bpworth League gives o liter
airy entertainment in two weeks.
L. W. Ellis hes been hauling corn
to Prairievlew.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-10-22
SheriTs Sale.

SheriFs Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS, lss
Phillips County. fss
In the district court Of Phillips county
Louisa r. Hinman, plaintiff,
Va.
Arla X, Taylor, L. Il, Taylor, J. D. Mattoson,
n. l., Keckley and Mrs. u. g.. Keckoy, doten'
dants.
DUBLIC NOTICE Ia hereby glvon, that under,
4 and by virtue Of the Judgment rendered in
the above entitled action, ~ aud by tho above
named court, and Of m order Of sale isBreo on
said Judgment to mo directed and delivered,
will on
MONDAY, MoyEMDER0 0, 1895,
OF ibe hour of9 o'clock p M, Of ea'd day, az tho
east door OF the court house, IN phillpshurg, in
the county OF Phillips, state OF Ksneae, Qlec at
public sale add sell 10 tho highe1t biddor Tor cash
in hand, tho following described real property,
namely The south haf OF The eoulbo quarter
OF section nnoicen aud The norh hell o. .he.nogth-
east QuOr,er OF section thirty (l0), Ia township
two Co, oouth range sixteen d0), Woot 0L1 Z. M.
All he County OF Phllpe, State o. Kansas.
Said property has been levied upon and is TO
DO sold as the properly OF iho above named do
PENDANTS
Dated this 8th dav Of October, A D, is0e
W. Il. CoWAE, Shelf Of PhilllpH county.
N. y. MCCORMICK, Attorney for Plantld'
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-10-22

been left for the Peoples party and
Che silver Republicans to make the
party sacrifice and 20 do the patriotic
work necessary to accomplish CHS re-
suit.
"The Peoples party must do IT, for
no other party will; the Peoples
psrty will do il, Therefore, the
Peoples party will DO the party OF
the future. The American people
Will recognize it as the agency chat
saved the day when their interests
were ct STAKE; the American people
will rally sgound it's banner as the
party TO oontsnd against the enemy
Of good government in the future
Every man to his post, and the vic
tory is won.
"MARIoN BUTLER, Chairman.
~. r. SOVEREIGN.
"a. w. REED.
"GEoRaE II. WAsHBURN.
"JoHN w. BREIDENTHAI,
"M. O. RANKIN.
20. 4. TAYLOR,
81. A. EDaEaToN, Secretary"
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-10-22
Prince BIsmarck FaYors slIYer.

AAAASS 0hoNAeAANhe . NaNNAS SAsNNT
DALLAS, TEXAS, September 2O.-Ip
speech here Governor OulberBon
read the following significant cores
pondence between himself and Prince
Bismarck on the money question;
"PRINoE BIsMARoK--Sir: The great
question Of finance ia now Of supreme
interest to the people Of the United
States. II IS presented in various
forms, ut in q general way, it may
be said to be, first, whether the Unit
ed States shall adopt the single gold
standard; or, second, whether they
shall adopt bimetallism with both
gold and silver as the standard or
primary money. The argument in
favor Of each is known to you, but it
is particularly insisted that we should
adopt the policy Of bimetallism be-
cause the supply Of gold in the world
for coinage is insufficient to meet the
demand, and because such standard
will still further depress the values
Of all property.
(Which, in your judgment, is the
best policy to adopt, the gold standard
i y "a n
or bimetallism, giving your reasons9
"What effect, in your Judgment,
will the immediate adoption Of bimet-
sllism by the United States have on
the cause of bimetallism in Germany
and other great commercial nstions'
20. A. CULBERsoN,
Governor Of Texas.
In reply Prince Bismarck ssid
FR1EDERIcHsRUHE, Aug, "a, 1916.
"HoNoRED SIR: Your esteemed fsv-
or has been duly received. Ihold that
this is the very hour that would be ad-
visable to bring about between the ma
lions chiefly engaged in the worlds
commerce a mutual agreement in fav'
or of the establishment Of bimetsllism
The United States are freer by far IL
their movements than any nation o.
Europe, and hence, il the people o.
the United States should find 1t com
patible with their interests to take IN
dependent action in the direction o
bimetsllism, / cannot but believe cha
such action would exert a most sslu
tary influence upon the contamination
Of international agreement.
BISMARCK"
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-10-22
Shsri8's Proclamation.
NOTICE OF GENERALIZATION.


STATE OF KANSAS,
Phillips CounlY.
To oil 10 Whom These PusOnts shall Come,
Greeting:
UNOW ye, that ], W y Cowan, Che ilfotphllps
IA County, Kansas, 40 heTegy gysPlollc notlc9
that general election will be hold at The usull
voilngpreclncts in each OF Tue huulcpai townships
OF Phillips County, StlLo Of Kansas, on
TuEsDAY, THE THIRD DAY or No7rMgFR, 1906,
between tho hours Of eight o'clock e m, and ak
o'Clock b M Of eQd day, for the purpose Of elect
ing ihe following named officers, to.wit:
President Of tho Urited Staes, Wee PRESIDENT
Of fine United States. Three PRESIDENTIAL Electors
at.Large, One Presidential lSlector .ef the First
Conversational District Of KaneaB, one Presiden-
iial ElectOr Tor the Second Congressional District
OF Kaneas One Presidential Eector Tor the Third
Congressional District Of Kansas, One Plesiden-
iial Elector Cor the Fourth Congressional District
III Kanoas, Ono Presidential Eector for the Fifth
Congressional District OF Kansas, One Presiden-
tlal ElectOr Tor the Sixth Congregational District
Of Kansas, One Presidential Elector for tho
Seventh Congressional Dist'ict Oh Kansas, ghleI
Juerlce OF the Supreme Court Of the State Of Kan.
sag. Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary or
State. State Auditor, State superintendent OF
Public instruction, Attorney General, Congreee-
Large, Member Of Congress for the sixth
Congressional District, Judge OF ne KANSAS youft
OF Appeals Northern Department western Diyi5-
ion State Senator for the 10Th senatorial District,
REPRESENTATIVE for The 98th Representative Dis
tIict, County Superintendent Of Public Inshuc-
tlon, Clerk Of the DlsPict Court. County AttOr-
ney, Probate Judge; County Qompsslonshr, ..o
And in each OF the Municipal Townships the
following named officers, to.wlt: JUSTICES OF INC
Peace Oouelableg, Township Trustee, Township
| Treasurer Township Clerk, Rood Oyereeere.
Witness my hand at my Office 10 Che Oily o.
| PDllllpeburg Phillips County, kansae' TINS wv
u"' "a 0''O 49, w. Il. COwAN, Sheriff.
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Freedom Township.

There wey 2 reunion of school
mates and playmates at j. Hull's Ia ut
Tuesday. Rev. j. II. Menn and fam
ily. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith from Mis-.
souri,, L. W. Ellis and family, Sam
Hull and family, Grandma Hull, and
Mr.. Wilcox and family all enjoyed q
good dinner and talked over old
times to their hearts content.
We are sorry to hear Of the death
OF Mrs. Emery on Spring Greek.
She has been patient sufferer TOR a
long time, but death has at last re-
lleyed her. The family has the SYM
pathy OF the entire community
While al Logan we had the pleas
ure OF meeting the Logan correspon-
dent FOR the HERALD. We shall be
pleased to read items from Logan
each week now. ea,
Lulu Murphy is hard at work every
day, we VIII not tel What she is do
ing, bot she certainly deserved the
privilege Of casting aIypte. XII
Il hssibesn quite Ri treat tor gun
ners the past few days as there were
lots Of cranes, ducks and geese going
over, and gong south
Rob Fogleman' bad . fun-a-way
with four horses attached W . disk.
The disk was about used up and like
wise one Of bis horses.
Mrs, o, W. Hill and Mrs. D. D.
Pomeroy visited at p, @, ,',Waggoners
near Logan last week during the
convention, aeal le,e i''''
r; Mrs. O.W. Whitney and Miss Cora
| Murphy wsrs chosen delegstssito the
- ~
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-10-22
First Publication Oct, 10, l900-5w.
Care No, S,8l0.
SAEElFF'S SALE.

STATE or KANSAS, an
Phillips County
in the Dis. !lct Court OF Philips County;
F ETrOw i plaintiff
7 M Duncan and II L Canada, defendants,
DUBLIC NOTICE Ia holeby SVEN, that under,
i and by virtue OF tho judgment iCndeled In
tho pbove entitled &C ion, IN and by il9 nboye
Domed court, ard Of IN oldar % sale esnod o. said
Judgment, 10 mo directed Opd deyoied, Wll on
MoNDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1890
at HE hour OF p o'clock D. m, Of @ n day. atiho
east door OF the CONT houee, % PhipaouIg, In
the County OF PHILIPPE, ote OF K0peao, oller AZ
public sale and sell to the blghost BIDDER for cash
10 hand, the following desWlbtd real property,
namely The south half o. the nouthwe5C guar.
tor (sIiswL) Of section thrty-iouf (lD soyRsblp
Two (2J range seventeen az and tho sorihTegt
quarter (swV) and the south hel, OF th0 sontp
half Of the northwest quarter OF section three "
township three (3) range seventeen "a west sixth
principal meridian
All in the Obunty Of Phillips, State Of Kansas.
Said property has been levied upon and " 10 BIO
sold as tho property OF tho above named defend
ants.
Dated thle 18th day of October A. d. 1898.
W. T, C0WAN Sheriff Of PHILIPPE County.
BY j, b. MAtTEsoN Deputy.
N D, MoCoRMIcK, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-10-22
THE Rookv Molntnin W,

The Rocky Mountain Weekly
Nesvs is one of the most popular
papers of the West, 1t is especially
devoted to the cause of SILVER. Able
fearless and conscientious, it stands
up for the producers Of the country
with a vigor and earneStness that ia
refreshing and encouraging. 1t is
the farmers favorite paper, The
HERALD and the Weekly NelCs $1.6C
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-10-22

III OK D0t1 BlCoB 10 tI0 CONTINUOUSLY
Mr.. Horr made as good q case, prob
ably as any one could for She single
standard gold advocates. Re pre-
sented some points with remarkable
force and clearness and pushed every
point for all thai IL vas worth. He
undoubtedly had the advice end sug-
gestion Of tho kest-informsd men Of
hio way o. thinking. he mcy not
hsvo convinced Rny Of Che do1ble
standard msn o. any Of the extreme
silver men, but be showed them that
shsre were two sides TO The contro-
veggy, and in doing this sad in put
ting ais side Of the question before
men who we're dislnclined 20 read ar
gur1ents in favor OF 8 single standard
he accomplished one Of bis purposes.
In another particular Mr.. Horr
failed utterly. II is stating the case
mildly to say he was q great dissap-
pointmept to the gold men. He did
the best he could but he failed TO
make his case. He failed to satisfy
even the men most inclined to see
him es his best. He came west with
the idea that he would demolish Mr..
Harvey and discredit "Coin's Finan-
ciel School" He dld neither. Mr..
Harvey stands after the experience OF
this debate stronger with his friends
and certainly stronger with his
opponents. BE has met the issue
squarely, has treated the whole ques-
ton in a serious, dignifed way, has
demonstrated that be has at his COM
msnd wonderful amount of infor.
nation, that he is as conscientious
and psinstaking as any collector OF
statistics of the day, and that he is
honestly and earnestly in favor OF the
policy represented in his book. The
debate, it must be remembered, was az
to the reliability of the statistics pre-
sented in "Coin's Financial School
and as to the force of the arguments
made in that book. The statistics
stand almost unimpesched, and the
arguments have been made stronger
instead of being weakened. Mr.
Harvey has been introduced TO
larger sudlSpos than he had before
In his book Mr.. Harvey was in the
position of a man talking without in
terruption; in the debate he met ar
antagonist regarded as more able
than him self and certainly more ex
perienced in debate. He has &C
quilted himself as we'll In this pc
sition as he did IN the book and thiI
is saying good deal.
The debate has been Of interest II
all parties to the controversy, and, al
we have said before, it has been I
benefit to all. The two gentlemen
most concerned leave the question il
better shape than they found it, ant
all grades and degrees of silver mel
and gold men may read the debat
with interest, if not with profit.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-10-22

The Western Trail is published
quarterly by the Chicago, Rock Is,
land & Pacific Railway. 1t tells how
to get farm ID the west, and it will
be sent to you gratis for one year.
Send name and address to editor
Western Trail, Chicago" and receive
it one year free.
JOHN SEBASTIAN, G.. P. A.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-10-22
From the Chicago Inter oeeaa, sIqly.sl, 1895.
AMATFER OF HISTORY.

~ n f7YIAfA lIIFN q q tts n
The Harvey debate e now 4
matter Of history. 1t was from the
first to the last memorable affair;
The discussion was not a stormy one,
but it cIested3 the atmosphere and
ives, generally speaking, to the bene-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-29
nI,rr rnti,,. lIc.danaricr.

CHICAGO. Aug. 9s.--Isaac n. Stew.
ems Of Colorado. who IL nj the mead Of
the American silver party campaign
committee, decided last night 90 open
the national headquarters NJ the Oh .
ton hotel. He left tor Denver ltht
night whore no goes iO arrange he
private business anhitf, 10 90 20 dovotc
his entire attention 10 the work Of tho
campaign. He win return tho fret Of
tne week aud tbs hoagquattra viii
then be- open for work. lie said that
uo was greatly encouraged over the
outlook for Mfr. Bryan In tho Wet,
where his party will poll it' big vote.
He thinks Colorado will give Bryan
100000 nativity.
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