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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1896-06-18
WEDNESDAYS PROCEEDINGS.

ST. LOUIS, June 1.-THE great COM
mittee on resolutions, which remained
in session until a. m, and the commit
tee on credentials were at work again
at 10 o'clock this morning, the hour set
for the convention to meet. The pre-
amble and the several planks of the
platform agreed upon by the subcom-
mittees and telegraphed to the country
last night exclusively by the Associated
Press will be adopted by the full COM
mittee, but the indications were that
the report of this committee, in which
the main interest is centered,.. could
not be submitted to the convention I'M
til afternoon. The work that was 60
ing on behind the scenes in no way af-
fected the attendance in the convention
hall. The clouds lowering over the
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overwhelming defeat of the few dis
senters against the immediate adoption
of the report.
ThurstoE Escorted to the Platform.
Senator Sewell of New Jersey and
Congressman Serene Payne of New
York were designated to escort the per-
manent chairman to the platform. They
marched down the main aisle, while the
the delegates jumped to their feet, hut-
tering flags and handkerchiefs and
cheering shrilly with yell that re-
minded southerners of the Confederacy
Mr.. Fairbanks, with a plume of the
national tri-color pinned to the breast
of his black frock coat, stepped to the
front, meeting the trio as it assembled
the steps and grasped the Nebraska
senator by the rIand. Thurston faced
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Friday and Saturday Excursion to Lake View

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sell excursion tickets to Lake View
and return at reduced rates, tickets
limited to return to Monday following
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be discontinued after Sept. 20, 1896.
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Cheap Excursion. to tn. West and South.

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Western line will sell home seekers ex-
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GATHERING OF COLORED DELEGATES.
city threatened, but the crowds, bands
and clubs streamed TO the hall and
pushed their way in and spread them
selves through the wilderness of seats.
The delegates in the pit had been care
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1896-06-18
TICKET is MCKINLEY AND HOBART
liam Mckinley of Ohio, for President
of New Jersey, Vice President.
THE FINANCIAL PLANK DECLARES FOR SOUND MONEY
Thirty
the Adoption OF he
ST. LOUIS, JUNE, Is, 1896.

~ LOUIS, JUNE, 10, IOJO.
The republican national con-
vention today nominated William
Mckinley, Of Ohio, for president
of the United States and Garrett
A. Hobart, of New jersey, for
vice president.
Both nominations were made
on the first ballot and were inn
mediately made unanimous by the
action of the contesting candi-
dates. The greatest enthusiasm
prevailed and the creates satisfac-
ton with the ticket is expressed
by all republicans tonight.
But one session Of the conveh-
ton was held today. 1t convened
at about 1910 and remained in
session until 1850, when it adj
jounrned sine die. During the
long session the platform was
adopted, a portion of the silver
delegates withdrew, and the nomi-
nations were made.
BALLOT.
The first ballot on nominating
a candidate for president gave
Mckinley 6614, Reed Sal, Nor
son 81, Quay Gil, Allison 351.
The following is the vote for
vice-president: Evans $50 1-2,
Hobart 533 1-2, Buckley 80.
THE PLATFORM.
The abstract of the platform pledges
protection of American industries, IA
vors reciprocity, endorses Harrison's
administration, denOunces democratic
rule, favOrs protecting American SUI
gar, endorses the Monroe doctrine, ex-
tension of the civil service, opposes
the use of public money for sectarian
purposes, favOrs liberal pensions, ad-
vOcateS government construction of
the Nicarauga canal, fayOrs restriction
of immigration, favors good offices and
active lnterposition of the United
States for restoration of peace in
Cuba.
The Financial Plank
III full reads as follows:
The republican party is university for
sound money. 1t caused the enact
ment OF the law providing for the re-
sumption of the specie payments in
1879; since then every dollar has been
as good rs go!d. We are unalterabIy
opposed to every measure calculated to
debaSe our currency or impair the
credit Of our country. We are, there
fore, opposed to the free coinage of
silver except by international agree
ment with the leading commercial
nations of the world, which we pledge
ourselves to promote, and until such
agreement can be obtained the eX-
listing gold standard must be preserved.
All our silver and paphr currency
must be maintained ut parity with
gold and we favor all measures de-
signed to maintain inviOIably, the OBJ
ligatious of the United States and All
our money, whether coin or paper, at
the present standard, the standard If
the most enlightened nations on earth.
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iteben, mas ba mill, bic 3eit baft
ui6t an, unb bas lit gut. 9u6 mein
8erbdnsniB wirb iid erfiillen uno Der
Strom bes 0ebenS peiterbraufeu, bis
bic @unben berer, bic an meinem
@rabe trauern, nerbarIdt iinb.
Dei biefem Selbfteeipra1 fiiblte
8iftor nit etnem Male, baB er rubig
seuor6eu mar, 70 rubis, als iei cine
furdtbare 3aft bon ieiner Seele seiuns
fen. gud bic i1redlibfte Geelenpein
erid0pft sulest ibre @irfuns, unb
madt elmer itumpfen @lei9siltisfeit
8lae. Stun oeripiirte er iosar Suneer
uuo Durit. @r ipunberte fi9 bariiber
uno erinnerte iid erit iest, baB er
cages iiber feinen Biiien ge9efien
babe, oenn bel benz Diner mar inn Die
9ebie fdon uie susef9niirt. @unbers
bar! Die Seele mag it9 in tns Dor
2lngit uno 2eibeuidaft iiberf6lasen, 3is
lebt fommt bod bas ;meibeinise Tbter
unb i9reit: 9tun bort ibr @ebanfen
en6li9 auf i'm Sberitab1en berum ju
rumoren, i'd babe Sunser! l1nb mir
miiiien benz Masen fein Re6t perben
laiien.
@dbreno Biftor bies Dor ii9 bins
brummelte, mar er iiber einen Plas
sei6ritten, on beifeu glorbleite eine
Droidfe bielt. BlOsli6 fiel elm ueuer
9agelidauer auf ibn nieber; er itieB
cine 0eripiini6ung aus unb rannte auf
bic Oroidfe 5l. 9n benz Gugenblid
aber, in benz er BON Der re6ten Seite
einftieg, mnrbe aud auf Der linfen ber
autidenfdla9 aufseriien uno cine
peri idleierte Dame iu4te i'm Snnern
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glabe3u tpdren bic beiben Sabr9dite
seeeueinanber seprallt. giftor faste
Elm @ort Der Gntl9ulbisuns unb ipOllte
Der lubetannten baS Beiisre9t eins
rdunen, in benz Moment aber, In benz
er cine 8hdbewesuns ina6te, i4lug
bieie ben S9leier 3uriid unb rief:
pSerr bon ReBburs! 81, bas 1T ia
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p6rdulein Olsa ga, pabrbaftis,
bas nenne i'd 3ufall I"
pauf benz san1eu @es bierber bab'
i6 an Sie seba6t unb nun treff' i6
nit 9bnen 3uiommen. Bei Soft, baS
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nslu6 mid beriibrt bies 3ufammene
treffen ieltium."
.6erri6aften," rief jeet Der 9ut,
ider BON Bod, umeiue Drof6fe 10
Teen Sieunssiaal. Bite, pereiuisen
&c iid jefdllisit oariiber. men i'd fab
rem foil, I'M permelben &c mid bann
uobin.
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Olga faste ld6eln6 3u Giftor: Scr
! j3ufall bet unS 5uiammen9eiiibrt -
bleiben mir bod beiiammen. Sd babe
Sbnen piel-piel 3u iasen. aber pobin
| fabren fpir2"
0iftor fam einen Gusenblid mad,
bann CAB er bem Gutifer bic Qbrelie
zines befannten Reftauronts. Inter
tpegs erfaBte Biftor bic 6anS leiner
8esleiterin, ipet6e ii9 falt unb sits
ternb In bic feline leste, unb iaste !:
Sd fann mid nod bon meiner lleber<
raiduns nidt erbolen! gBas trieb Sie
in 6ieiem 9unbewetter auf Die
Strabe?@
yad, lieber Sreunb, Sie abnen
nidt, mas fit elm fdredlides GrlebniB
binter mir liest."
r@ie, aud sic, Slsa?"
ytSa, aud i'd babe Din9e erlebt-.
Tod, bas sllles luero' id Sbnen ipd>
ter er;dblen. Das Raileln Der Rdber
peridlinst bier jeben Con.
sic idmieseu 8eibe in brennenber
llngenulb, bis bas bellerleu6tete 4ors
tai oes 9teitaurants in Si6t fam.
n9dBt eS iid) nidt permeiSen, baB mir
ca brinnen geieben iperben?" fraste
bier bas Widb6en, inbem es ieinen
Sdleier mieber pornabm.
80, scmiB. Sd werbe einen mir be-
fannten 9ellner berausrufen laiieu,
bamit bieler uns ben 9an9 our9 ben
sroBen Speiieiaal eripart.
limb 10 geidab es. Der Yortier rief
ben Gellner Sean auf ben Sausflur,
benz @iftors Sreisebisteit in ansenebs
mer Grinnerun9 itanb, unb bieier
fiibrte Oas Paar init bisfreter Miene
iiber ben Sof in elm anmutbis ausges
ltattetes i3immer6en, baS er burd
einen Druid auf bic eleftriide 9eituns
erleu6tete. Inter bem 9iiltre, aus beis
fen roiafarbeneu @lasfel9en bas 0idt
itrUmte, itanb elm sebedter Gid unb
9ean reidte 8iftor, naGbem er ibm
unb Olga bic 9el3e unb Siite ab9es
nommen hattie, bic SpeiIefarte. 8tfz
tors Grresuns mar 5u sroB, oils baB er
cine Wabl bate treHen fDnnen. r8rin>
gen sic uns Elm gert6t-"
r8iellei6t Gnte nit aaftanien-?"
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0adtii6-1Orte, ooer Smelettes.-
Bor alien Ginsen aber lSett-"
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,Meinet,pesen MouOpol-aber sleid
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r@ie gle befeblen!" Sn ebrerbie@
tiger Saltuns, dber NIT einem liitisen
Did auf Olga, bic unterbenen Dor
benz Spieeel ibr 5er3auftes 9aar in
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is. aapitel.

Su Der nd9iten Gtunbe tparen alle
Debingungen beS Gbrenbanbels pereins
bart. 1ittor bate bic 8riiber 6edens
borf sii 6auie getroffen, bieien bic
Ga6la9e Ititsetbeilt iinb aurt eriu9t,
ibni nls Gefunoant sur Seite gu iteben.
alle @eeeuporitellunsen Der iiberraf6s
ten 6reurbe mari ct nit Der BenerS
trns nieSer: pOie Gade lift unab<
duberlid, erlpart ,Gu6 jebes meitere
@ort, 0enn id) BIN 3u tief beleibist
lporben!4 60 itelltel sii6 benn 9urt
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fiisun9 unb es uuroe fefigeitellt, baB
6as Duell am nd6iten Moreen um
a1t l1br i'm @runetpalo itattfinben
fOlle. Sls @affen wurben giitolen
getpdblt.
Na6 Orbnuu9 Der angele9enbeit
idrieb 8iftor 3ipei fiir;e 8rtefe-einen
on 6elene unb eitteu anberen an ieinen
Vater, bic er Gurt nit bem Bemerfeu
iibergab: nGs ltebt ia bunbert 9e9en
ems jn wetten, baB Bic S6ieBerei ben
Setpbbnli9en unblutigen 8erlauf
niuu.t, falls ii9 aber bod Sein5ens
8ugel in meinen 8obaper perirren
iollte, bann iiberbrtust, ua9bem ,Sbr
Gu6 feft periidert babt, bas i'd aud
rnauieto6t bin, rneinem alten unb mel
ner lieben 6elene bieie Briefe. Sie
entbalteu abidieossriiBe. = 60, unb
nun i9Dniten Dauf fiir Guren Sreunbs
f6aftsoienit!A
CT l9iittelte ben Sedeuborfs bic
Sanbe unb trat auf bic Strabe binaus.
Sier peiti6te ibm Der Norbmiub Sasels
former in'S @eii9t. Gr ftano einen
augenblif ratblos, nobiu er iid iuens
ben lotlte, bdnn idritt ct baitig benz
6er3en Der Stabt sii. glad elmer Weile
ftreifteu Ieine 8lide cas- bellerleuhtete
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mar bereits bis our neunten Stunoe
uorseriidt. rad, iuste er ii6, suas
fiir elm nidtises Oins lit bod bic 3eit!
s9n ben orei letten GtunSen ba6 i9
fdlperere Dinae eriabren als In meis
neui ganjen friiberen Qeben unb bod III
6ie 3eit perflogen, ME Der Sagels
f1aner, Der eben auf mid uieberpral>
felte. Wlas in oieier elenoen @elt aes
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polisifbe 3onnsutiouen

Sir bic folsenben politii6eu Son.
bentionen berfauft bic Santa GesBabn
&unbreiiesBillette 3u einem Gabrpreiie
bon allen Yunften in Segas uub I'M
SnbianersSerritorium
STR bie Nationale Prohibitions s4ons
bention In pittsburg, 3d., am 81.
Mai '96.
Ghr bic 9tatiouate &epublifanil9s
&onbeniion in St. 2ouis, Mo., am
16. SUM- '96.
STR bic Nationale peoples 3onpens
tion in ct. 2ouis. Mo.. am %. Sui
1896.
Wegen ndberer ginaelbeiten in Be
aug auf 3eitbauer. Gabrplan &C.. luenbe
rnan iid an irgenb einen ber Santa Sc.
Igenten ober idreibe on
%. 6. &eenan,
8enerals YanaglersNgent.
@alpelion, 3eras.
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Dif paid)t ots Starken.
@ontan bnn 8uSulp9 Gl9o.
(Sprtietung.)

(Sprtiekung.)
Detns ftano einen Nusenbltd in tiez
fer 8eitiir;une ba, bann fam es wie
eine @rleu9tung iiber ibu unb er ants
iportete: rab, jeet erlt peritebe id
Deinen jSSSen umi6las! Dn ipillit
Did ni9t nur ridden, ionbern bait au3
ben Nuftrag, einen @ru9 nit utr ber<
bet3ufabren. @abrbaftig, Du erlebtgit
bic Ga9e nit Der 59neibtsfett zines
S9td9tergeiellen. 60 lei es beun !,
Cd ertparte Define 3euseu-int Re@
fta,,rant briiben.4
Sd ienbe lie Dir iofort!"
Setn3 perlieB bas 9aus. Nfs Wittor
Inn folsen ipOllte, fhblte er it9 burd
etne meidbe Qano 3uritdsebalten.
rMeran6ra {"
ga, i'd bins unb id) babe Cure
1nterbaltuug bort bonn Grfer aus Bee
laui9t. @aS bait Du por?"
Dtftor 369erte einen auses1blid NIT
bet slntport, bann fa9te er: mDtr,
@dweiter, mill ids seiteben-aber,-
OH tntrit fdmeteen?"
rMein Mort barauf!4
,@ut ber1t, 70 erfabre: Sd tperoe
i,1orgen ben pdterlt6en WatE befolsen.
rBruber !"-Gs Tan. ioIe Ella eritie@
ter slufi@rei BON Ileranoras eippen
nnb aniidludsenb umflammerte fie
8ittors Gals.
r@ei fart, S9pefter. Gin @eBburs
barf ni9t Der @dan6e perfallen. 9eber
auspee lit mir perrammelt. Slid
ntue ber Wleni6 baben-i9 bate leioer
teines i'm 2eben, 6'rum fort. Mat
naitnte mid bel Der 9aufe 0iftor ltib
on n,einem @rabe tuirb man Iagen:
Vac victis"
lebat r IVY "''Ss
vMein ltebes gdpeiter9en, gu
perf0rperit bic gtinme meines @etpiis
iens, aber Se6er lebt Ieiner Natur ses
mab, CLAUDE mir. Mir 0eibe iinb als
iiiuge Nbler in bie Welt 9efontwen unb
follen nun, nit Der Gette am SuB,
bic 8iolle BON 8apaseien ipielen. Das
gebt iidt. Dobei aerfnidt man iid
Die GAuingen. 2eb' ipobl, 3anora.
Gei mutbis unO ftarf. Tr6ite mein
@eib -meine Ginber."
glnn fties au6 ibm etipas tpie cine
beige Slutbmelle bonn 0er3en our &eble
auf. Wlit 5udenben Qippen fiiBte er bas
blei9e, bon itr0tnenben Tbrdncn iibers
flutbete antlis ieiner S6tpeiter unb
ftiirmte aitf bic StraBe binaus.
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Watipmale &rnnentionen.


Die Suternational gabn oertaut
Runbreife 8illette su einen, Gabrpreii'
fir bic folgenben Rational 9onOeu'
tionen:
probibitionss8 ss8oupenticn. pom n,
bis 29. 0tai.
Republitaniihe aonbentioH, AM Is,
SUM-.
9emOtratilde aonoeuiion, am I,
Suli.
Yopuliitif6e 8tnbention, ON 27,
Suli.
Man nenbe fi6 an ben nd6ftgeIege
men Igenten wegen ndberem 8ef4eib
.. $. Brics. VI. O. p.N.,
paleitine, 3eras.
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Alonung gu brtngen iu6te, entTerlte
ii6 Sean.
r@nolid alleinl" rief 8iftor unb
trat baitis auf ieine 8esleiterin gu.
,Grsdblen sic, mas lit porsefallen?"
gr fiibrte lie Sl einem gopba bin,
bas in elmer lauidisen Blauoerede
itanb, unb lieB ii9 bidt neben tbr in
einem SeHel nieber.
(5ortfesune foIgt)
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5eib Sbr burd unberbauli9ten,
gerFopfung. appetitlofsteit, Sdwis.
bel, selbe 6autfarbe geplasta Sbi'
Iob's Ditalber III ein fi6eres 6eilmittel.
Gum gertouf BET aalteper g 66a'
darb. SameS glabiu, &. 3. @peQefp,
R. goba q Co., 3. 6tein, Geutrd
Drug 6tors. U. S9wepse.
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Sd piutiu6t tann burh SbiIOb's
Sure gebsiit mercer. Dieie6 groBs
0uaeubeitnittsi III has eiH3is befannte
,eeen bieie ihredIIhe 8rantbeit. Gum
Berfauf bel aalteper & S6u9arb,
5omce Glapin. 3. 5. Spellefp. &.
Spbn & 60. 9. 5tsiu, Central Drug
Stcre. u. ed ucppe.
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9emtid)e BebanoInua.

9eutfdje 8ebameInna.
9as @ebdube, eigens fir ben 8ped berseItent, hat
gro6e 8adumltfteiten peIe nit ben mobernften Bere
beIernn9en perieben iinh, unb bete baburd bem 8as
tenten MHnebmfihteiten uuo Bortbeile tpeldbe er In
aNtern berartgeI, bon Gmerifanern aeIeteteH Suit<
tuten ndbt fin6en tpirb.
Gie ar66te 8raris unb has bpitdnoiafe Snftitut In
ben Ber ct. Rein 5iueites nititut Der ggeIt bat 10
pieIe uunberboae petlnn9en 5u uer5eifnen. Gafelhs
lit bon &er5ten gelettet bic 25idbrige 4riuats unb
9pjpital =Grfabruna In &mertia unb @urDpa betben.
SrieinaImetbooen fur 8ehanolun9 I'm Sauje @ro6es
gaboratorium beaetabiliife SeiImittel gair IurreA
inter poiitiber 8araute ole ronijGen unb ner5tpet
ielten guugen=, SalS< Cbrens Raierz, Wager=, ges
odrms, Geberz. Ser3=, Rierenz BlalenS Srauens @e.
biriz, NerbeiIz, 6aAt, Blut, Rripdt un6 Gefdedtas
Nranfbeten. ghirursid)e stranfbeten. Spesieas
HebanbIung fir Snfuinbiud1t, &atarrb, Gpipepfs,
Rhenmattsmus, srebs, Banoiuuriu, SemprrbpibeR
nno 5auiutt
Brinat. nnO 8ei6lehtss &ranfheiteil
Bcriorene Wannesfraft, Samenflnb Samenihipdhe
5uIaen jugenbIider unbeionueubeiten uno aefdbIeft
iiher ausihmeungen. Reruenihipdde, 8erfiereu bes
SeodftntTes nno Der Gneraie, 5mpoters uim. idnen
uno bleibenb gebeiIt bur ME feblIhaaenbe Criaina
bebanoIuug. Syphilis, Strirtur unb @eihfedtss
aroHfbeiten eoer 9rt peroeu in Der fir3eft m1glieu
8cit inrirt auren aarantrt. too ite an6eren mibun
gen limb. Rteorige 8eblbren uno Gorreipunben5
freng uertraulith. Stunben bon llbr WDrgens b&
8rbr abenos; an SoHn= nnb Seierta9eu, bis i2 ltr
parem @rfol9e bWefiib bebanbelt. l1nteriu6uHa8
tprmular niio "9te Gdubtpebren oes 2ebens," H&
Seitcn) werbeu frei 5nseiditt. aoreifirt
GERMAN HEALTH INSTITUTE,
vac RaSiion naS Grts Gt.. 3ptssp. D.
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Gp0lep's Hegifter, yo. % Mlamo
pla3a bat einen Ruf fur euten alteu
WbiStep. bic behen gemif6ten 8es
trdnte, feline Weine unb ausseaeidnete
tmportirte unb einbeimiide @igarren
uab tets frifdes Bier. Der @igentbi'
r1er. S0e @Dolep, berffrbt fein 8e'ddtt.
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GIeii6er, sos gaft 9Oufon straBe.
9iefern bas uor3tsIi@fe &inbs, G6af.
unb SdDeinefeii6. SpesiaIitdt.
Sunges 4aIbflei'f d. stiIe Sor,
ten bon Wurf.
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Sn 8erbiubuns hermit ifi ein
Jiitjs nab u stern M artt.
5dsli6 friI6e Slide, auifern, Wil6.
Sc fiigeI alIer Nrt. s elepb On 3SS.
geRelIunaen tperben in irgen6 einsm
Sbeile Der Stnbt frei abgelieferf.
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= @beringe, 8erIobungsringe &c. bel
THE BELL JEWELRY CO.,
1927 Wefs@ommerees sStraBe.
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- gor3iislide 8aIdennbren fiir tue.
ui9es 8elb bel
THE BELL JEWELRY CO.,
1927 Welt. @pmmereesS StraBe.
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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-06-10
II, E, NELSON,
Auditor and Police judge,
Norlcn or INTENTION
TU Change the Grade on Eleventh street
Between kenalngton Avenue ANA
Harrison Avenue. McClurr'a
Astoria,

Notice ID hereby given that tho com.
mon council OF tho city OF Astoria pro.
poso 10 rc.cHtahllah tho grade OF that
part OF Eleventh street IN McCluro'a A..
torla. as extended and changed by cyrus
olncy, which lies between tho south side
OF llarrlean avenue ana the north slide
! OF kenalngton avenue, AZ the following
heights above tho base " gradea an ~.
tabllshOd by ordinance No, n. entitled
AN Ordinance to EHtabliah uaRo pt
Grades for the atrretH OF Astoria" to.
wit;
on tho north side OF the crossing OF
said Eleventh atrvot and Irving avenue,
iN feet
On tho south slide OF said crossing.
~ feet
On tho north side OF the crossing OF
said Eleventh street with Jerome avenue,
ig1 feet
ON tho south side Of said crossing,
| iaB feet
Ana unless a rcmnnstrtncc signed by
| tho owners OF thrco.rour,hn ~ the prop.
| er,y fronting ON said portion OF said
street ho nlrd with the auditor and 90.
lice judge OF said city within ten days
/ from the nnnl puhilca,ion ol tnH notice,
/ to-wit, ON or bctorr June ath, iNyJ. tho
common council will ru.vutabliah said
grade as above proposed,
ny order OF the common council
Dated June G. iS9d
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-06-10
coLrMmA AvnNur oNAnn Norcn


Notice Is hereby given that the com.
mon council OF the city ot Astoria pro.
pose 10 establish the grade ~ columbia
avenue IN that raH of tho city uf An.
toria known W Unlontown, at the fol.
lowing huight above the base " Rradps,
At tho southwest corner OF block ~ at
lSN fpet. aud At a point directly opposite
on tho east side of block rs and az right
ANGLES 10 wps, sldO uf block ~ az iSp
tcet, and at a point directly opposite TO
the southwest corner " block N pn the
north side OF block ~ ana Nt rlsht ANGLES
TO tho south side ot block ", ut lM feet
AZ the southeast corner ot block iS, at
i19 fcrt, and az a point dlrootly opposite
on the north side VI block 80 ana at right
angles to the south sldc ot block iS at
las tccL
At the northwest corner OF block ~,
at i& feet
AZ tho southwest cerpcr Of block Is,
at iS feet
AZ the northeast ccrnor OF block u,
az iS6 foot
At tho southeast corner or block Il,
at i@ feet
A the south side az Kingston avenue
az rs intersection with Columbia avenue,
az $50 foot
AZ the north side ot Knguton uvonup
az itS Intersection with Columbia avenue
at iSi feet
Al tho southwest corner 90 block ., al
50 feet,
AZ tho southyrly coruor Of block =. at
s5l feet
At the Intersection ~ Columuia. Cam.
hrldsv Und llwuco avenues. AZ 80 feet
AZ the northeast corner OF block 81 at
sA fcct
At the northcrly corner ot block 20, at
sd lOct,
Ana unless a rrmonntrancv nlkncd by
the owners vt thrvc.GoUrths ot the prop
crty fronting on said portion OF said
street be died with the auditor and po-
lice iudTv Vt said city Within ten days
from the hnOl publication ot tnls notice,
tho common council will establish said
grades.
Dated at Astoria prvgon. Juno q isgd.
u r., NELSON.
AnNlVnr arnA ltlif..s
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AN EASTERN VIEW or THE ORE
CON ELECTION,
NC PhiIadelplia TImes .ags:

The Philadelphia Times says:
The state election held in oregon on
Monday gives the first indication of the
trend Of public sentiment in the national
contest Of 1896. True, Rhode Island
voted in April, but there was practically
no contest in the state. as the success OF
the Republican ticket was conceded, ana
It was chosen substantially by default;
but Oregon win be taken as the finger
board Of public sentiment in the West,
and the result is anything but encourag-
ing.
The painful feature OF the oregon re-
turns is in the fact that no considerable
sound money party appears to exist in
that state at all. Ex-Governor PEN
noyer, a blatant free silver demagogue
who was twice elected governor as a
Democrat with free silver variations, was
elected mayor of Portland city, and while
the Republicans have elected one con-
gresham. he is Of the free silver per-
suasion. although opposed by a Popullst
WIZ Idil nm SiObf III lilt Idces III Lle
other district it is nip and tuck between
the regular Republican and avowed free
sllyerite and the regular Populist can
didate.
Thus whether the Republicans or Popu-
lists have succeeded in Oregon the result
is substantially the same so far as any
principle is concerned. Every Repub-
Hcan candidate for congress, and for
most other Offices, is a free silverite, and
the Democrats seem to be entirely abb
sorbed in the Populists. In the Second
congressional district there is a silver
lining to the cloud by the Republicans
presenting a sound money candidate, even
though he is third in the race
The Republican majorities in Oregon
are largely reduced and 1t is possible
they have lost one congressman, but It is
not matter OF public moment, inasmuch
as between the Republican candidate who
may be defeated, and the Populist who
may be elected, there is only the shadow
of difference without the substance. The