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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17
Grfennuns Ger 5Ieifdqualitdt Bel
lebenoen Sdmeinen.

Gin Sa6ber~i tdnbiger GuBert fi9 bieriiber
foIgenbermaBen: Sci lebenben S9tpeinen
fann MAJ Die QuaIitGt bes Slei19es glenn
li9 fi9er burA Nnfiiblen unb bur9 ben
Nugenf9ein ermttteln. Sin 99pein, nell
DIES, trDbbem es felt 1T, it9 auf benz &iiden
feit anfiiblt, bi6te @ebaarung unb einen
ni9t iibermdBtg feinen, %fonbern einen gez
brungenen &0perbau 5eigt, tpirb fat obne
Nusnabme Elm Sleif9 ltefern, ,tpie man es
ft1 CUR @urifabrifation ni6t befer min
f9en fam. Sober etntgermaBen erfabrene
Sleif9er fam f9on bel benz lebenben
S9peine pprberfagen, ob es ft9 let9t Brit
FEN pirb ober ni9t. 2eBteres 1T geipObnz
li9 BEL ben S6ieren, pel9e bic angegebez
men Mertmale an iib tragen, Der San, unb
es lit Sbatia9e, baB Elm nt9t iibermdBig
altes S9pein, pel4es ii9 nur f9per briibt,
bas bette, biinbigTte 8Geif3 unb ben f~eiteiten
unb ternigiten Sped Iiefert. Nu9 gum
PDfeln eignet fu4 fol6es Sleif6 unb lpl6er
Sped biel better, ais bag BON nit &raftfutz
ter 9emditeten S6teren. 2ebteres berliert
i'm pOteln unb beim &du6ern oft boppelt
10 biel IN @epi9t, tpie quite, ternige 8uare,
Der Sped pirO lei9t 9elb unb tbranig unb
Die S9inten 3db unb boI5ig. Soldss
Sleif9, 3u Wurit berarbeitet, liefert, pie
f6on erpdbnt, elm bD9ft m~angelbaftes, benz
@erberben lei3t ausgefeBtes probuft. Die
hnrnuS herneTpmtp Nn1terfntrH fnirA feih4
grau, brOdli3 unb duBerIi4 gaimmt file
itatt Der gepiinf3ten rotbbrdunen cine
graubraune ober gelblt9e 5arbe an. Oa
oas Sleif6 bur9 8erbunIten bes iibermdz
Bigen Seu6tigteitsgebdltes fart 3ufammenz
i9rumpft, 10 tptrO Iol4e Wurt entpeber
innen boil Ober Die MurIt loft ii4 Donl
Oarme al, in beiben 6duen ipirb aber Die
Wurf ran3ig.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17
Bldtter uno Blutben.

- Die meiiten l1nfraut1umen tperben
bonn Sarmer feinespegs i'm Sautforn, ionz
bern i'm Sta1mit unb i9le6t bebunbelten
Gomppit uuf ben Nder gebru9t, ~beionoers
penn &aff ungeiiebt berfittert pirb.
= @egen bic SrommelIu@t 1T Elm gano
bor3iigli9es, fir ale @ieoerfGuer ieben III
ters bilfrei9es, ME ~berfagenbes Mtttel Die
&ol9icumtinctur. @ine 8abe bon 4 Biz 5
Srppfen NIT Der 3ebnfa3en Menge @afer
%berbunnt, uuf Elm &al6, bebt Die &runfbeit
metft fofprt; felten tptrb na9 8erlauf BON
] Bis J Gtunbe nod cine 5peite @ube err
forberlt6. Sir Elm erna6fenes &inb 1T
iunter glei9er 8erbiinnung Elm f9tpa3er
&affeelDffel Sinctur gu nebmen.
@ie giinitig bas SrGnten nit lauem
@aHer pG6renb bes Winters auf Die @rs
nGbrung bes 8ie6es pirft, b~epieien 5u Ct.
Gemi bur9gefi6rte @eriu6e. Man trdnfts
BRET &i6e i'm Stalle nit lduem Wafer,
tpdbrenb bret anbere gum Drummer g%elaf1en
purben. Ser Grfolg mar Der, buB Die nit
tauem Mdfer getrdntten &i6e pro Stiid uno
Sag um einen 2iter mebr Milh ga6en. DIS
man na9 einiger 3eit ben 8erfub umfebrte,
un0 bic erfteren bret &ii6e am 8runnen, bic
anberen i'm Stale nit lauem 8afer trdnfte,
fpuroe audi Der Mil6ertrag 6alb Elm umgez
fe6rter unb es gaben nieDer Die nit lauent
@afer getrdntten &i6e UNI lie einen Sitter
me6r.
= I'm Wunben bel SbffbGumen ii9er gu
beilen, bertpenbet man in ben Sebenb1rger
20pern folgenbes einfa9e Mittel. @eiBes
6ar3 uno 9pl3tbeer perben BEL geli1bem
Seuer Tin einem e%iIernen SopD unter ftartem
1mriibren gelOit, man gieBt bier5t ettpas
2einOl. SOGte Die Wfafie gu bid Isin, gisBe
man nod etpas 2einD1 ba3u. Die SaGbe
tpirb NIT einem 9~ol3fpateG auf Die Rife un0
Queti9ungen Der Sbftbdume aufgetragen.
Die Sal6e pirb in 8le9bo1en geitri4en UNI
gut berI4Gofen. Die Salbe I6iBt ben
Baum gegen @tnbringen bes &egens unb
56nees, es bilben ftb an ben ~bertpunbeten
@telen feline S~GulniBftellen, pe5er bic
&inoe, nod Der 9pl3tDrper pirb bur9 Ie
aer5tDrt. Die gaIus6ilbung fam f9nel
bon 1tatten ge6en.
I'm @riinfutter gu md6en, lit Der
M6enb Die geeignetite 3eit. Sc nieoriger bic
Semperatur unb ie geringer Die 9auer Der
Sageslt9teinpirfung auf Die pflun5e lit,
oeto g~eringer lit AUDI Die StidftoffIubitan3
in ben @epd9stbeilen. 60 fan0 man beim
gotbflee BEL 48 @rab unb betpDlttem 0imz
mel am Morgen 1.087 BrO3ent Gtiditoff,
bel SO @rab unb tlarem 9immel am Nbeno
2.O87 pro3ent @efammtftidFtpff; BEL Der
2u5erne BET g. Grab unO i9na96eipDlftem
6immel Mprgens 2.9O6 pro3ent. OieIe
8erIu9e baben Sen 8epeis g%eIiefert, baB bic
oriinen 8lGtter Der pflan3en am Mbenb cine
grDBere Nniammlung BON Stiditoff 3ei9en
aIs am Morgen, unO baB bteie peIentli9
bur9 Die 2i6teinipirfung iiber Sag 9efDrz
bert ipirb. Sir Die Bruris baden btele
@eriu9e etnen grOBen @ertb, inbem fe uns
3eigen, gu pel9er Sages3ett Die sSutterz
p~flan5en ben grOBten GeGbrpert6 baden, i'm
benz leBterer auf Der StiGIoffmenge, tpel6s
tie in t6ren 8ldttgebilben unb sen griinen
Pflan5eHtbeilen bergen, beruht.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17
Brief II Joabo.

9ier regnet es i'm Sriibiabr uno audi i'm
6erbft, Der @9nee bes @inters liegt bD9>
items 5tpei Monate, bic mir ausgiebig gum
S9Itttenfabren benuben. SeGbf u1ter
elmer 6 SUB boben S9neebede gefriert Der
8oben bier bel uns ni6t. 9as milbe
&lima baden mir Der paaifif6en &iHte gu
berbanfen unb getpGbrt uns angenebme
tiible Nd9te, fobaB mir bon bes Sases
Miibe unb Nrbeit uns i'm erquidenben
S9Iaf neu ftdrten t0nnen.
9as Serrain lit ettpas biigelig, bod
fru6tbur. Wir er1ten bier perA,Qlcre BON
1870 8uibel SGa6sfamen, $50 8us
fbet @eiaen, 4O-5O 8uT6el @erfte, 1000
pfunb 8obnen, 80 8ufbeG Mais; audi Der
SimOthb Iiefert einen erpB.n 5eusrtrug
unb fam gepinnbringeno an ben damn
gebra4t perOen. Sas 6riibiabrs> pfIiigen
'nnb SGen vef4isbt hier BON Mpril big
Mitte sunni, bas i'm 9erbt enbet erit i'm
DECEMBER.
SIM 9erbit bes bori9en Sabres tpurben
fir einen 8uTbel SGa6sfamen 80 Gents
be5abIt, bic Musfi9ten iinD ieBt giinftig
fir cine Stetgetung bes 8reifes. l1nfer
@et3en gebt meiitens in 9eftaIt BON Mebl
na9 China, mas our SOIge bat, buB bic
Mablmiiblen bierfeIbt ale 9dnbe bon gu
t6un baben.
Nm 3. Sebruar B.. S. tpurben fir Sarms
er3eugntfe pier folgenbe Brei1ax be5ablt:
@9peine So per 100 9funb; 8o6nen 2
Gents per pfunb; NepfeI rs Gents per &iite;
@erfte 40 Gents per 100 gfunb, @ei5en 40
Gents per 8ufbel, Sla9sfamen 70 Gents
per 8uTbel.
Inter ben Mepfeln ftnben Ben 9abis,
giptin unb einige anbere @Orten guten OBJ
fab unb tDerben BON bier in @iIenbabnz
tpagenz2abungen na9 alien 9immelsgegenz
ben OerfanOt. Sragfdbig perOen bic Sbtz
bdltme bier nit benz 4. unb 5. Sabre, nobel
i9 bdrptfd9li9 3pet19enz, Nepfel= unb
8flaumenbGume i'm Nuge babe; Der Weinz
ftod tommt bter peniger gut fort.
Die i'm bprigen 9er6it auf Der @etreibez
unD DEMONSTRATING in SpDfane, Wai6.,
our 8ert6eilung getDmmenen Prdmien emit
fieIen Der Mebr5ubI nd9 ouf unIere Gegenb
bier. gu berpa9ten giebt es bier nun nenig
2anO, aber beitO mebr gu ~Derfaufen unb
spar finb bds meiftens par3elen er0Berer
Sitter, beren 8eftber bieTelbcn bebufs Sbtz
au9t in t~leineren 8aroeQen 5u tbeilen min
19ert.
&enbrid liegt % Meilen BON Moscom unb
gren5t an Die rNmerican &ibge", mo man
MiBernten nur Dem Namen na9 fennt.
6ier gebeiben ale Selbz unb @artenfrii9te
pbne 3utbun bes 9fegens i'm Gommer. Ser
preis bes 2anbes f9panft apif9en SIS
unb $50 per Ncre, berbefertes 2arb 1tebt
aber mod bOber; 3. 9. fol9es, tpel4es nit
elmer aebn Sabre alten O~bftpIantage be-
ftanben lit, 1T urter 8riibern $1,000 per
9cre pertb. 9eimitdttelanb tarn bier nod
auf Der ge3 BerceSGeferbation ertpor6en
perhen, unb 3nar 5u giinftigen 8ebinguns
gen: $3.75 per Ncre auf Set. 9tefe ge=
Ierbation befinbet fi9 fiibIi9 BON &enbrid
unb ent6dlt biel fru9tbares unb culturz
fGbiges 2anb. Mas bier neben man9em
unbern nO6 geOtb tbut, bus 1T Elm oer@
mebrter .3u5ug bes pei6li9en @eI@le9tes,
fpel4es uns 9erren Der S9Opfung bas 2ez
BEN ber5iBen tpiirbe.
Mnbretp s. &oos.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17

Ser @teintobGenruB 1T bemnu6 tpeger
feines bDberen StidtOffgebaltes bds be1er'
Der 3net 9iia9emittel. DIS Elm gutter 9dr'
tenbiinger, i%nsbefonbere fir &iiben nno &a'
rotten, fiat Elm Semitic aug 9 Sbeilen Gut
unb einem She'll Sal5 5u gelten.
@enn man @emiI ebeete Dor Der 8ez
ftelung nit etnem @emenge BON &nB, N19e
unb @aGa beitreut, fplen ie fi4 bon hinge
5isfer rein erbalten. Nu3 fir Wieien unh
Dbl bGume 1T Stub als Elm ~geetguetes Dim
gemittel gu empfeblen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17
Ru6 ais OdnsemitteI.

Ser Oiingertpertb beg &uBes mfrs Dtefz
fa9 nod gu fpentg bea4tet. Ser &uB entz
bGlt bic bret pi9tigiten Pflqn5enndbrifoffe,
Stidfoff, 9bospboridure unb &ali, bur6=
f9nittli9 ettpa in fplgenben Mengen:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17
5armlGmoereien
Cine quite Oie6= 5nrm

cSb babe iiber 100. 600 @cres bes beIten 2an0es in
MnIerifa fir 8ieb5n6t nnb 9entti6te Sornnlrtbi9aft.
Net6ber Bo0ert, lDertbooaes 8oubols. 9eiunoes &Iuma,
~genit9eno &egen uno SuftfeudtlefeIt, bi6i9e Gneas
8dbe burdb iebe Settion nabe 9uten Mtdrften, in gro.
BEN oelti3en Iniieolnngelt, nit 9irden unb S9ulen.
SD n%ertauTe San0 BON $500 big $1,000 per acre, pel.
pertb lit. S6 geipdbre lan9e 3ett uno leitbte @b5ab,
Iun9ssSebingungen 10 boB iebt Jeoer etne 6aru1 unb
elm comfortobles Seirte rbaIten fam. 3pmnrt iebt, ebe
Die beften aus9eiu9t lino. pber ibreibt nm uleine erDBen
Binder, Yampblete. &arten II. !. No., melbe oieies Sanh
bei9reiben unb frei Derian0t tperben.
X. ROSHOLT, Eau Claire, Wis.
Coma
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17

vN o b SERIES g d. ip eime"
Die profitabeliten: S9neles g8ahstbunt, i6Deres @es
lpidt, terni9e @efunbbeit, grDBe @iirfe. 8e5og meine
3ubttbiere DON berttbmtem 8tdtern. 6einite 5ertel
.perfauft. e. Nuebn,
l7jun3tpD 8ladpea, Wto.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17

Ser RDt6fles pGre peitaus bic bette urter
alien ein6eimiI9en 9Dntgpflan3en, aber Die
8ienen tDnnen ben 9pnis in ben tiefen 8lr=
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-08

BILLIARD, FOOL, and PTGE0N-H0LE IA.
BIEs. $500, upwards. Best grades Bllafd
cloth AZ SO, SIS and 81, for both Bed and Cash-
ions; Cues $3.50 per dozen and upwards; Best
cue Tins. SIS cents per hundred, assorted sizes.
Composition Pool Balls guaranteed not 70
break in two years, 500 per set.
TIE Dean compOsitiOn Pool Ball, hnest and
most perfect ball made, stripes or numbers viii
never wear on guarante not 10 break In Two
years. SIC per set A full and complete line BIZ
Hard and Pool q able supplies on hand once,
Rank. saloon and Drug store fixtures, $40 ant
upwards. Counters. shOw-CSses t0r al pur'
poses). All sizes French Bowel Plate Airfofs CD
order. Church and Lodge Room Furnltufe
Stained Glass Windows for Chnfches hua
Dwellings. &C.. Beer Pumps and bee{ Dtss,,
ing outh.s COMPLETE. kestauraut al A-.te2
Refrigerat0Fs and sTss,--Z bQa<. q
Ny Blizzard and Pool Tables sre NOV 81
passed By any other make for accuracy ~
perfection. Ny Cushions are the ligcst kSr
most durable made. Tables OYerhauiedi lev
eled. and put in perfect playing order. BOWL
ing Balls and Ten Pins. Bowling Alley ollis,
Ny prices srel low. - 4. bhA.y
10 Governor street, Richmond, Va,
Write fol catalogue ont Of town orders wiIl
have my prompt attention.
ieei-u. ta.eu I4siu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-08

man who Will receive the bencht OF that
rise. No one else viii receive one cents
benefit from IT. That IS just as plain
as the sun is at noon.
But Mr.. Bryan should know perfectly
well that free coinage IS not going to
raise the value OF tho silver dollar 70
that OF the gold dollar. lie must know
that when the rise caused by specula-
ton is over. the silver dollar viii have
10 travel upon SIS own merits, and then
II must and Will fan TO It's bullion value.
which is now ffty-three cents. and will
probably he much less when all the world
IS Offering its silver 70 US. and the
mines are pouring out an ever-increasing
supply. under the influence Of an assured
and steady market.
Free silver means necessarily an era
Of greatly deprecated money, and that
means confusion in all things and uni
yersal calamity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-08

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-t.. ifi-. l'-t "o"-' i--~- '-o -"'
ii.A were 't.-i-- 10y posse "a NV i-n
AHiAa c'-.5 ana --'.1'. ~
Glencoe --o jail was a-.lo1,'''.- ~
several Ain-iei men "-i ''.'-''-1'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-08
THE TlMEs-RICHMoND VA: TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 1896.

reason OF It's bullion or intrinsic value
reing greater than It's nominal value
long since ceased 10 be a coin OF cir
cuIation. ana ~ melted by manufacturers
OF siIverware. u does not circulate now
IN commercial transactions with any
country. and the convenience OF these
manufacturers IN this respect can better
he met by supplying small stamped bars
or the same standard. avoiding the use
Ioss expense OF coming the dollar for
tn' purpose" n vol, lo2. page 2lo5.
now absurd N say that this gentleman
oia not know the bin dropped tho silver
oouar.
A1r. Stoaghton said:
INC SILVER dollar, as now Issued. Is
worth Tor DUnon IA cents more tnah
the goia dollar and II cents more than
two nalf dollars. having greater in-
trinsic and nominal value, 1t i3 certain
In be Withdrawn from circulation when
ever we return to specie payments, and
70 be used Tor only manufacture and
expectation as bullion"
Mr.. Clarkson NJ. Potter, OF New York.
sald:
--Ine Dill provides Tor the making of
changes IN the Icgal-tender com or the
country and for substituting as legal
tcn0er com OF only one metal. IN
stead or AS heretofore or two.
tnink myself this would be wise
provision. and that legal-tender coins eX-
cept subsidiary coin. should be OF gold
alone" Vol lo2. page $50.
HOW praposterous TO say Mr.. Potter
oia not Understand that the silver dollar
was dropped.
mr.. Kelly spoke again and said:
ut SIS Impossible 20 retain the double
standard The values Of gold and silver
continually nuctuatc. You cannot deter
mine this year what VIII be The relative
values of gold and silver next year. Ihey
were Is 10 o. short time aeo they are
IA 20 now. The gentlemen who
oppose TINS bin lpsist upon maintaining
q SILVER aolnr worth 10 cents more
tnan tho god dollar and worth Z cents
more man TWO hslf-da.iars and so long
as NOSE provisions remain you cannot
keep silver I'm the country"
10 say after reading these debates that
congress did not know St was dropping
provision for the silver dollar SIS simply
70 shu, the mind against all testimony.
we shall have more to say Of these
elementary matters.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-08

The following arc extracts from
letter OF W. j. Bryan TO tho Ioh. Geo.
A. Garden. OF Dallas lex, o''N 'D-
Iuafy ls l,.o.
la June, 1875. was discus ing the SILVER
question at Jackson, Alss, when s'niIe-
man in the audience asked me ii j would
support goll-siandard candidate on
gold-standard platform d the Demo-
cratic Convention should nominate such q
candidate. I answered that while ] did
not believe that tho Democratic party
would take such action. j would refuse
10 sunpo~t the nominee i'm the event that
if did select 3D. eoId-staudarl candidate on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-08

ings of the laborer. or the savings OF the
provident; and 10 Introduce into our Gov
ornment new practices. which would tend
20 n centralized paternalism. and We shan
diligently exert ourselves 60 maintain tho
established principles Of tho Democratic
party as a means OF ayerting these evils;
but We know that the mind OF the Amer
lean people IS responsive 70 reason and
not TO vituperauon, and We VIII not
permit anything to appear In these col
umns which IL unworthy OF the great
issues under trial.
Mr.. Bryan has much about him which
is well caicula.ed 20 arouse the admira-
ton OF impartial men; and, whatever else
he may be, ne is no ''whipper-snapper."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-08

The story Of the discovery and pn'
tarllleled success Of Paine's celery cons
sto4frastlv followed. the reward for the
lifelong study OK the nervous system ~
health and disease. Professor Edw ara r..
rfeins' discovery in the laboratory ~
ffe Dartmouth Medical School proved
monumental work IN the art Of dealing
erea.esfuUy with many diseases that were
un 10 that time hed 70 DO obstinate OF
heart palpitation and nervous dyspepsia
ars taken in hand by Paines celery conn
pound with the absolute assurance Of
freeing The system OF them entirely
rn this greatest OF all remedies there Il
homo Tor every ptrtcn distressed by symp.
toms of dyspepsia, impure blood. falling
y'g0r. or low neryou condition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-08
JUDal 1lNcn !, ~, h,orL



from % Bridge.
GLENCOE. MINI, sept. "a little
arer midnight tnis morning Charles
,angmars ana Dorman 1l4s-.oyc, VINO
murdered Sheriff Rogers in June, We're
hanged to tie railroad bridge, less than
a quarter OF a mile out OF town. one of
the men was hanged from the north side
or the bridge and the other 81 oua ti.s
south side The deed was done by one
hundred citizens of Mcleod county who
mus expressed their diss pproyal OF yes
terdays verdict that Mussr0ve De COM
nneG 10 the State prison for life, IL stead
OF being sent 20 the salloWs.
clngmers and MuserOye. two tramps.
were travelling northward, according -
their story. To the wheat fields Of North
Dakota. A few miles below Glencoe they
accosted farmer. took pcegession or
ms ream and drove into town. on the
way they beat him Tor trying 20 handle
MS own team. The farmer reported
them to the police at Glencoe and a war
rant was issued for the arrest Of tho
men, who by this time. had disappear
ca. Sneriu Rogers took the papers him
SELF and started In pursuit Of tho dos
Tcradoos Just az dusk on June 18th he
overlook the men live miles south OF
Uisnooe. Riding up 10 them, he said;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-08

in an editorial which appeared I'm this
paper on FRIDAY last. the nominee FOR
President az the Chicago Convention was
referred to as youthful "whiu9er-
snapper" We desire TO say this adj
iect.ye WAS used uuadvlsedy. that we
regret frs use, and unreservedly with
draw il. We have no sympathy with
Mr. Dryan's effort to array class against
class OF oar citizens-if there be any
classes other than the law-ablding ciu-
zens on the one hand and the criminal
classes on the oiher-to delase the money
OF the country, and SO reduce the earn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-08

Al shutdown yesterday the Jewish New
l.lr began. lL ls most solemn festi-
Val and tho usual services are being
held in the Synagogue.
The New Year begins the ten days Of
pemt.uoe. which is elded by the Day
o. Atonlment., or Yum Ripper. -Four
days then intervene. and Oh the eyen-
ss oi the 2lst the vigil of the Feast OF
the Tabernacle, which falls on the I'D,
Then On tie 18th Of September comes
the eighth Day OF solomon Assembly,
which rnQs the fan holidays
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-08
4 Marrow E.eane.

a young lady narrowly escaped drown
Ing Sunday al Reservoir Park. She
Was with Il party VI hicylists and VAS
spinning around tie lake. At one u
the turns dog ran after her ari size
tried 90 uurh out of the way AMI Iode
right into the lake. going completely cut
of sisht. she W. rescued and hurried
home in a closed carriage.
The wheel was secured and the party
continued on their ride.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-08

That NTr. William Jennings Bryan. the Chi
...so Nomiuce for President. Furposcd TO
stump virginia in 1898 n Behalf of Capt.
Edmund q. Cooke. the Fopulisi Nominee
for Governor. Against Col. Charles i.
o'Terran. the Democratic Nomiuee.
lie Was Induced Not 10 DO So but HIS
Avowed sympathy Was With the FoGu-
Ii-ts aud Not the Democrats.
Ouery-Is Nr. Bryan Less of P0Salist
in 1896 Than Ike Was in 1893
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-08

- - . u ~ : w -
'''i''' '' "''-" "-'"''' I" Nls
NF'''" "- 'i''D'o" square '~'4-on l'ai
ne pohe'e1 lne iiee coinage or silver
"oDi' RAISE inc s.'er oo''ar from us
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-08

NEW YORK. September The oilceis
OF the scsamer Seneca, from havana
which arrived this morning. declined 10
make any statement concerning the or
rest Of one OF the steamers passengers
Samuel Tolon) by the spanish authorities
beyond tue fact that his passport was not
correct. Thirty passengers OF the steamer
Seneca were transferred ~ Hoffman L.
Land fog observation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-08

Another OF the Pollard murderers has
been granted new trial. II is not
likely that the Taxpayers OF Lunenburg
county will subject themselves to similar
expense in the case Of future negro
murderers in that county Alexandria
Gazette.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-08
Successful Education.

Vermont returns show that Republican
gains were largest In places where free
silver orators he'd made the greatest Ell
forts TO educate" the mas 'es. They
appear 10 have been emlnenuy success
ful.-Baltimore Herald.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-08
HISTORY OF rmn Acr DEMoNrTIz-

ratio Of Do 20 ], We ga Il al6ls iiJ 40
ucc to gold which drove il all out OF the
country, so also. in l&4-7, when We
changed rne ratio TO IL to !. We did an
injustice TO silver. and gold came back
ana drove all the silver out of the coun-
Try. and we went upon the gold basis
and have been there ever since. we
propose 10 snow TINS morning that the
act of 1919 (demoncdzing silver as 1t Is
calico was the natural, logical outcome
or the prevailing conditions and WAS
not passed ropuuousy but with gun
knowledge 10y Coneress Of what 1t was
doing. and for the purpose Of meeting the
actual conditions that existed. The
proposition 70 drop an provision for
silver dollar was not new one In 1913.
II had long been pressed upon the atien-
tiop of the Government People had See"
tnat as tre silver dollar was more Valn-
able than The gold dollar No silver dol
,ars were coined or used, and all thought
full men had long been asking 'he'H-
selves the question why should we re-
tain 81 provision for coinins dollar
that the people would LOT nave
In n.s annual report for 1861 Flnance
Report lssl' page go 60 '''S' .-.S.
lock. the Director Oh '''o - 80, st.,..
"Ihe goia aol'.@ U. - and d.,i-
conn ','-5 w. an the cold and sil-
,-r c,.rao, of the country. except the
SILVER dollar has been properly selected
and should be retained as inc s''l an .tD
OF value. -. '.5 ~. # do i'm COM
80 anal decimal value from the other
Tver coins Of the country. cannot with,
our ostarohs our ae-.i,''i 49, ,s',''' ,aire
lro1D'''t g'.. .5 e'ir ' (o,naro be- used
es eranaard. As the doilar
wnicn is tho unit of our money is repre-
scented in gold coin il "onlH s., sem ~
siraole NOT TO nav. ,,'--'..,.e sr, NOW
.,o.'.'I , ,'''' Cd, ooir because # is tho
,o,,, a,,e ,snai tender Tor an sums exc
cecdinr s.. and because silver dollars arc
no longer TO Doe nad OF are very
'..e ie.sln .o -, l. $50 a. cain
l'i- 60 st,,1d 10 roo9o
- 49,, ~, --o,-nt and value 10 orr
,o.-.. e,,,or. coins"
,yo SEQ. therefore from this report OF
mo director OF the Mint that intell-