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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-26

MRS BLACK, Spiritual and healing me
dun, removes evil. unites separated;
gives advice ON all affairs 5pc and 81.
charms, etc. GOA Preston avenue. also
by mail. aS
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Personal.

struction company Will remove from
their present office on the first of the
month to 9O7 Preston avenue. 3
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Wanted to Buy.


NANTEp- To buy household furnltuie
of ali kinds Address @il, care Post, -
oNr ammonia compressor. capacity about
Two ions ice per - hours state cohqillo"
a"J I've full description. sawyer bros,
livingston, TeHts,
WANTED-To buy one Jersey cow, cheap
for cash Address 8Ss, care Fosl.
WANTED no BUY Delivery horse oheap
far cash. Call corner MAN ana to'n-
nerce streets. ,--.--,;-,
WANTEp--To buy "a second hand Dsa
s,iite and roll top Office desk, must ~
cheap Tor cash. Address 5o2i' care Posi-,
T7NTI,p--To buy three or -FOUR st,olla
'Gand oak suites Of furniture. must Pc
rbctn and good as new am no dtaie,.
Address 5sz7, care Posl --------.
II; NTFD-Trio Bronze Turkeys on
",.nil,ler two hens. name iowesL PIlee,
9tiiress Ed ii, Cunningham 7us :"
Land Texas. -------,-----.-t
~ \ NTEp-Tn buy tram car trucks ~
"vooden ,ai !. f., .jnl,h. Sh'lhe'ss
Texas. ----------,-..
TTAVE CUSTOMERS for lots IN Ihha 49,,
also for a I've 10 seven pun ~ n,
corner iot preferred SSSn orfe nG II
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DRS. BELTS & BELTS.
ss ST Charles Street. New Orleans. La.
Physicians and Surgeons

aged and old. sin :
gle o. married
men. and all who
suffer with LOST
MANHOOD, Ner-
V o u Il Debility,
5 p e T matorrhca
Seminal Losses.
$ e Y u al Decay.
Failing Memory,
weak eyes. stunt
cd Development.
Lack 81 Energy,
! III p o Y 9 ! ished
Blood, pimples.
Inpediinents I o
Marriage. IA ] 5 O
pton1 and skin
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-26
Lost, Found, strayod. stolen.

LOST Thursday evening, a pair OF silver
buckles engraved ~. E." Return 10
1903 Clay avenue and receive reward q
LOST-Bay horse. years old, bob tail.
star la forehead! also 7-spring platform
wagon Liberal reward for return TO Ggl
San Felipe street. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-26

AT YOUR OWN PRICE, 0-room house
NS Main street, two blocks from Capitoi
hotel w tho buslnosa confer of the city,
make me an oUcr Orange Swan n,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-26

LAND FOR BALE or EXCHANGE
About $500 acres. well improved rancho.
X miles from railway. Price $1,000. one
half cash, or viii accept ono-hhlf y
good city property Particulars OF T.
{ skages Real Estate Co. Beeviils.
Texas. VI
FoU gALE-rine gin outiit. nearly new,
an easy torns or exchange for land. To-
Gated on railroad Ia good cotton coun-
try. For particulars address, "uinncr,"
care Houston Post.
FOR EXCHANGfs-Lands and city prop
critics, both Northern and Southern. Mrs
Corn Bacon Foster, Noore-Burnett
Building. lol5 Texas avenue. "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-26

JERSEY AND HOISTEiN MILK COWS.
We have purchased from the celebrated
hcrd Of T.. &. Taylor. Austin. "a load of
his tirst-class cow, all fresh and milk
ing from three to five gallons. For Bale
by California Horse Market q
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-26

II YOU WANT first class meal 20 to
Smiths chop House, JOB San Jacn'o
street. Meals at all hours Spanish and
American dishes
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-26

TIE Post is the friend OF the poor and
needy aud publishes advertisements for
situations wanted OF twenty-five words
or less three times free
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-26
wHEHE DIRT GATHERS, WASTE RULES.
oHEAr SAVING RESULTS FROM THE USE OF
SA Poll

LOUISIANA RED HEARS cyppEsa
,oSlSTERNs-
1900 Gallon Cistarns - S1 "A
isN Gallon Cisterns '''''''.'i 70 70
eco Gallon Clsterns ......' p 10
.ioo Gallon Cistern, ..'' -" "a "a
e@ Gallon Cis.erns OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 90
We make over zoo different sizes Com
plete price list mailed on applic alton
HOUSTON CYPRESS ,'iSTEIiN 90
.G,nice ard Factory Foot Of Main street,
Houston, Texas. Phone $50.
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GO TO Tarrant county 20 buy farms. G.
1, Dickinson 4 Co, of Fort Worth can
sell you choice farms from $40 to -
per acre on easy terms write them for
particulars.
p S,-We also have fine black land
merchandise.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-26

Advertisers snculd romempnr thar lot
tiers directed to initials only are not de-
livered through the postofrico. III Initials
are used they should be directed TO tho
care of some person. Arm Or postoIlce
box, Advertisements can be left at our
office or sent through the mall to
THE HOUSTON POST Houston, Texas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-26


no RENT Good riding animal of about
400 pounds weight j. r.. Huston. cot
ton Exchange,
FOR RENT Two desirable rooms con-
ncctcd, suitable for light housekeeping,
furnished or unfurnirhed, modern CON
VonlrncoH, onn room suitable for Two
gentlemen or couple lDs Hamilton. Y
FOR RENT Three seven room houses,
corner Main ANA Webster streets. hot
and enid water gnH, etc. Apply on
prcmisos or 10 lW Itnnnelr street az
FOR RENT House q rooms, No. 20l
Preston street inquire !, C. stafford,
eii - Preston avenue. 80
FOR RENT From April l. In whole or
part, thr"c-atory building two doors
north Of Western Union telegraph office,
Main street. would arrange second and
third floors for cotton offices, u. f. iliii
FOR HtNT-Nice two-atOry residence.
Caroline, near Leland avenue q. C..
Street. Houston, I
FOR RENT Fifty best rooms In city.
double aud single. suitable Tor ofhceA or
sleeping apartments. With south front
the very beA for cool offices and bed.
rooms. modern improvements, hot ana
cold baths Janitors service treei also
onn magnificent hall, suitable for lodge,
BAH or assembly room, terms reasonhble,
Apply 20 II. NJ. Watson. Opera House
Building -
FOR HEN1'.- Two nye-foom oottages. Ap-
ply y. Iloencke. d20 Dall9a ayenlie. q
FOR RENT stores and cotlngcs for rent
cheap at chsneyVillo. II. II. Chew, Str
Iinmpe building. ~
sToRH FOR RENT-Ground floor, 800
Franklin avenue, opposite iiuichlns
HouA, entrance: special low rate for
summer months Suitable for desk Of.
ncea Apply upstairs. "
For VEKT--Farm OF i76 acres. about one
mile west of city, htnhlcs ana Improve
Tnents! suitable for a jhiry, Apply to
w. II. Palmer. at Frat National bank
20
FOR RigNT--Cottago corter cheneyert
md Webster, with outhouses two els
torns si5. or by the year si875. j. J;
Pastorl1a. ~
FOR RENTS Six room two-story dwelliny.
hot and cold water; servants room lWo
Congress-, Apply 2ia Cheneyert street. u
FOR RENT-The three story brick storea.
Main street, now occupied ny Inc rant
ers and Mechanics National bank. Ap..
ply TO T. u. Lubbock or Q. G. Drew. u
FOR RENT-PosseBsion given. At once.
second and third floors OF building cor
rer Main and Commerce. formerly &C.
cupled by L. Dhntel q Bro. Apply a. Il.
Helms. care Inmsn & Co. II
OFFICES TO RENT in the Kiap build.
ing the best end most central Iocauon
In tho city: Cffees on seoond, ,our.99
and NTH floors; elevator; Innit TO- my
tocr and a warm one In winter. Rents
reasonable, Apply at Ed kiam's MAN.
moth Clothing House. -
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FOR SALE Small new atore with back
room, to be moved of premises. cheap
for cash. Apply a3l7 Main street II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-26

Number Words. ltimelt ms wiz. limo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-26

FpR~SALE quantity to suit. six
thousand acres first class prairie land
s. per acre. Terms lihoral l. c. stat
ford. 40
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-26

JEWELRY STORM FOR sAi4E-on 40
count OF advancing years ! have de-
retire from business: heres - go01
cpening for an enterprising business
man; my store ID situated IN tho psinl-
ness center, next door 10 kationa! panks
low cost. Address. Joseph Eckars.
BRENNAN. Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-26

BtCXcT ES-Dayton aud lmperiais are
the best having all the latest Improve
ments; catalogue for the asking, Sec
ond hand wheels for sale cheap. bdw.
llig & Bro. :"
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WANTED slT-Fforlst. nurseryman and
gardener, eight years experience an
Texas, Is single, stcady ana INDUSTRIOUS,
constant WORK most needed Aadress 55is
care Post. -
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Board and Rooms.

FOR RENT Furnished southeast rooms
terms reasonable. Apply sls Main street
%
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koadway squad IL 10 be reformed
ts,ence. This does not mean that
aivsy crossings "i'l nave no
n to regulate ira 'fic and assist
ttnrers. lArg' polio men viii
/ 10 perform that service. and, SO
b outsiders VIII be able 10 sec,
he no change whatever IN the
)neihods Of patrolllng Broadway.
tquad Will ccas 10 exist IN name.
)Ood many people don't Ike the
fhy more than they 90 tn OH
81 treasured land mark.
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" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by a man - years
old to 40 general woiK around IA Elace;
understands taxing care OF horses, mar
ness ana carnage. Aaurcss w. d., care
houston P0st. y
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WANTED TO buy household furnlturnes
"of ali kinds Address 56il, care Post y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-26

A GOOD coicred siri wants a place, Will
ms TO work at most anything. Address
ISL Austin street. bouston. Is
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SITUATION wanted by coiorod woman.
want To cook ior fanny IN city. Address
boia, care Post. %
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MAN1 ND Position of any kind by young
man able and Wiling 10 work. exper-
fenced as hosiler ana yard man. best
Of reference. Adarrss .. Ii, care Post,
~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-26

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Ono OF the best
paying drug stores in Texas; stock and
fixtures win invoice about sSl00: inNtst4
gate at once and secure a bargain. Ad-
dress Druggist, care Houston Post rs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-26

If YOU ARE UNEMPLOYED during
these long evenings improve your time
nv taking the night course at the llous-
ton Shorthand and Typewriting school.
Mason block. u
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HERE Is AN OpipRTUNITY~ haVs
lNo acres OF fine black loan farmin.
hand, lying on the railroad ak iniias
nouih OF the town OF Victoria, Tits lnnd
win produce n bale OF cotton pc, a~r"'
there is a creek running through The an
TIRE length of the land and parallel with
tho Inilfond' there t. shipping station
ON this lard. the grass makes very nne
hay "a iiuH nlafc for colony, hcnIth
me, no swamps a rood Investment. IL
J.. Jordan. victoria, Texas a-is
FAlNilANRS-is mites northwcst from,
Houston, on the C,ntra railroad. hns
IN elevation or ITO feet above tho ,uif,
perfect natural drainage. n rich binNL
sandy loan. plenty OF timber and nure
water. nN daily passenger trains A
dtIot, poptofhcc nnd lots Of Northern
uettiers Investigate tho country around
Fairbanks before huving elsewhere nnd
send for fun writc-up and psmphlets'
llahl & pudof
" 5lA Main Street
GO TO Tarraut county to huy fnrma. q I
Dickinson Co of Fort Worth can soll
you choice farms from $40 to so por acre
ON easy teimA. write them for pnrticu.
lars.
y. s.-We also have mo black LAM
tarrs to trade for general stocks ot mer.
chnndise. an
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-26

SPECIAL COMMlsslONER'S SALE =
Whcreas, on February Z. 1896. the dis
trict court OF Harris county, Texas, IN
the case of +. ID COINS ct nj VS.. the
Houston Bell and Magnolia Park rail
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-26

n the uptown hoteIs The land
AIKEN a decided stand against
I,ous tipping" system. On tho
i. month the wages OF the wait
,ayanced ~ per cent, 'he object
,holish. II possible, the system of
|,siters, so detrimental alike to
I'M management, Notice of the
nm an explanation of the OH
h4sn printed on the back of tho
IA ana now guests pay for their
|sthout being delicatcly held up
batter.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-08-06
Salaries Will Not Follow Prices.

st. Paul Dispatch.
If free silver should carry, and
prices should soar up as the result of
the depreciation of money, as the
populists claim, the wage-earner and
salaried man will be the bitterest
sufferers. Under the free coinage
system at 10 to /, the dollar will de.
preciate until it will be- worth from
sixty to seventy cents. The $1,000
clerk will still receive his salary, but
1T will be worth but 5000 to 500 !:
the laborer who makes 50 per week
Will be able to buy but $40 or Sc. 80
worth OF groceries with II the print
er who earns $40 per week will find
his weeks work will buy bat SO or
sl4 OF the neeessaries Of life.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-08-06
The Difference.
Fargo

Fargo argus.
Silverites say that the silver dollar
with % cents worth of silver in it
passes for 100 cents in business tran
sactions. So it does. Why ? Be-
cause the government has said, 'use
this % cent dollar and we will be
responsible for the other AZ cents"
You have faith in the governments
promises. But remove the promises
and place that 50 cent dollar in cir
lation strictly on its merits and its
market value, and you have left
only that market value. This is ex-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-08-06
The Producer Will Be A Sufferer.

st. Paul Dispatch.
1t is a popular free coinage argu-
ment to say the farmer will be bene-
fitted by the rise of value of his farm
products. This is a rank error. Free
coinage will SO reduce the earning
capacity of every householder that
he must retrench and spend less for
his living. The result will be that
the farmer will sell less, the butcher
will sell less, the grocer will sell less.
and all trade and productiveness will
be curtailed to the exact extent of
the depreciation OF silver and the
premium on gold. With a large
crop, the farmer will find the market
overstocked, and must sacrifice prices
to dispose OF. his product. Free
coinage means general distress.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-08-06

liaan party of Che state for Fl. /.
@t5on Of governor is a recorpo I, I,
worth, mer't, and business ,,r,-.,
II IS an honor to Union corn.r (,
which It's citizens, irrespectm !
party affiliations, take a wbo.. ,,.
amount Of pride, For thirh +,
he has been iaeutaa led With H,a +,
ty. Its Interests have ALWAYS r,i
ln Idm an ardent supporter.
the object be one of charity 4 /
governmental policy. Coming +
this country at the age Of Ia n \
splendid example OF die seIfnaI
man and the opportUnities ofenda
this free government for men 1
waT.t and stability Of charged
During the course Of this period I'd
a single stain or blot upon bis anl
acter can be pointed out. Unigeml
" courteous, honest, and SINCERE \
has won for himself the admiration
his friends and neighbors.
His nomination at Aberdeen EsI
due entirely TO his owa worth Il
nothing more. Never was a couai
ton run with less dictation than
one recently held in Aberdeen.
was free from bossism, combinata
or states. and was the honest opEa
of the sos delegates present
An honor like the nomination 4
ceived comes but once in a lfetsA
and Union county, Mr.. Ringsnd
home, where live his associates u
friends, will roll up for him on sa
ton day a big majority, to shoT
people OF the state that he IS aHPa
ciated in his own home at least
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-08-06
to Being
Called Traitor
rlr. Ray Takes A Hand.
RUsK TOWNSHIP, AUGUST 1896,
EDITOR REPORTER M FARMER,
WEBSTER, s. ID.

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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-08-06
Burn It In.

GHFF Interstate
tt should be burned into the mind
Of every voter That free and uuiimiy-
ed coinage Of silver is not The rem.
edy for hard times, The American
people have tried il and it has proved
a failure, In 1917, when gold aud
silver were coined free and equal. a
great financial catastrophe befsll the
country, and restitution, starvation,
and general bankruptcy oyerwhelm-
ed the people. Again in 1887, still
with free and unlimited coinage Of
silver, another terrible crash came,
when homes were wiped ont, values
disappeared, Iaborers thrown out of
employment and the people starved,
and free silver didn't prevers the
panic or help the needy after the
panic came. Still another awful
panic came in 1857 and there was
another period Of mortgage fore
closures, bankruptcy, distress, and
starvation, Notwithstanding "the
great crime against silver had not
been conceived. So burn it into the
peoples minds that free silver is not
the remedy. 1t didn't help then, nor
will it now.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-08-06
Bryan a Free Trader.

tau!ktou Times.
Congressman Pickler's tariff speech
widely circulated through the state
in 1894, shows a spirited debate be-
tween the South Dakota congress
man and VIM. j. Bryan on the floor
Of congress, in which Bryan claimed
that placing Of wool on the free list
would benefit the farmers Of the
northwest Major Picker states
That Bryan was one Of the most rad
ical free traders in congress and went
SO far as to term q prota ctionist no
better shan q pickPocket.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-08-06

The Republican state central com
mittee met in Huron last Thursday
and organized for the campaign.
Active work will be commenced at
once and carried on with vigor until
Nov. 4. Headquarters will be at
Yankton, with j. u. Elliott of Tyn-
dali in command, assisted by r. S.
Person of Howard as secretary. The
executive committee consists of Jas.
Mum of Deadwood, sub-chairman /;
l.. b. French of Yankton, G. II.
Wangness of Sioux Falls, S. H. FL
rod Of Clark, Jno. I. Kean of Woon-
socket, j. w. Arthur of Webster,
Jno. Sutherland of Pierre, and John
II. Baldwin of St. Lawrence.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-08-06

ReGHala Press.
The only ground on which the
democrats and popuIists can stand
is their inbred hatred Of the Repub-
lican party. Free silver coinage is
not common ground as the populists
have always demanded government
fiat money till this last convention,
and we have every reason to believe
they would have declared against
both silver and gold if they had not
wanted to fuse with the free silver
democrats. They have given up
what has always been a chief corner
stone OF populism or they are just
playing for votes.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-08-06
Farmers and Citizens.

The Webster Gun and Rod Clnb vii,
pay $40 reward for the arrest aud on
Niction 81 any person violating ourgame
iaws. Time expires on prairie chickens
saturday, August 18th, 1896. We ask
THAI every law-abiding citizen will keep
y close watcl aud endeavor to bring all
yiolators to Justice. When you hear the
Of a gun in your ncighborhood.
makejt n point 10 fni ont the ohi.rt
/. q. OCH SENREiTER.
)" ? 'aD.tAS, President.
Secretary.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-08-06

The Day County Herald accuses
this paper of waving the bloody
shirt, ETC., in publishing Mr.. Rays
statement as to the standing of the
Bryan and Jennings brood during
the war. Some of the pet names
used are, traitor" "despicable spec
imen of humanity" etc. Leaving
this part of bis article out and admit
ting that nothing but patriotism and
love of the old soldier and country
peryades the Herald Office, let us see
how strong a defence of Bryan's
father Kelley puts up. He says +:
"It matters not whether the father of w. J.
Began supported tho Confederacy or whether
he Supported the Union, he was undoubtedly a
men % conviction and strength of character,
aad whichever cause be favored, he favored
honestly and AN honest man is the noblest
work Of Cod
The sraat@t difference between northern
patriots and southern rebels was that the form
er were unbiasad by personal interest, while
itre latteE WeTs. ard tlat tnan who says he
Nonld not have done just as the southern pco-
PIE uF1 uuder similar circumstances, is either
au a1gI bar, or fool"
La tle first place, it will be a hard
matter for Mr.. Kelley to prove to
the old soldier or reader of war his
tory that any mar who would be-
come a member of the notorious
Knights Of the Golden Circle could
under any circumstances be an hon
est man. These men were not
so%utherners fighting for their homes,
but copper-head allies Of the south,
full OF treason and treachery, in
southern Illinois and Indiana. After
the battle of Belmont, a train load
OF wounded northern soldiers were
rughlessly butchered inside of the
northern lines by this organization.
ii was this same class of "honest
men vino sought to introduce small
pox into the III. S. army by forward
ing bedding full ot the disease. At
this stage Of the war, the government
had more TO fear from these 'honest
men inside the lines than from the
open foe. Today, a thrill Of horror
runs over the old soldier at the mere
mention or hmgilts or the Golden
Circle. Respect is undoubtedly due
the man who fights for what he con
siders his country, but for the snake
in the grass, nightly named copper
head, nothing but detestation exists.
kelley's panegyric On Bryan's
father probably represents his views,
and as for his remarks on the course
of the southern people, no n takes
with him for the southerner was
not mentioned in the Reporter ar
ticle /; it was about a northern ally.
As for candidate Bryan, it comment
ed on the source from whence he
lmbibed his convictions, and how
patriotic they must be coming from
the source of Golden Circleism
AS for his slur upon the authenti-
of the article, which he processes
disbelieye, we refer him to our
informant, Mr.. Thos. w. Ray Of
Rusk township.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-08-06

The tariff is not the issue, is the
claim Of the pops, but Kelley devotes
ten columns Of the Day Co. Herald
to a discussion Of it last week. 1t
reminds n that the same claim was
made during the last campaign, but
Senator Kyle ,ame here and talked
three hours on wool and sugar. As
the campaign advances, it will be
found that the tariff will be strongly
in evidence as an issue.