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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-29
Der llutcrridt inn Oeutf6en.

Sn Der neueiten Summer Der ,grsiebr
unssbldtter" fiubet ii6 Elm intsrefanter
8eridt iiber ben beutiden llnterrldt in
peribiebenen St6oten bss 2anoes, fopsii
bic Wittelitaaten in 8stra1t fpmmen.
Sn indianapolis madt Der lnterriht
quite Sorti6ritte. Die beuti4e SdlIer.
subl 1T baielbR I'm 1000 espatisn.
Sn Wtilpautee, bsiBt Go ferner. setaIts
lid Der beutiGe nnterri6. numsrifb an
s%initieiten. tpo3u caS Dsuii4e 2ebrerie.
minar nidt tpenia beitrase. Nidt tpeni'
ger aIs 81. 900 alnoer nebmen bort um
oeutiden unterridt tbeiI. SIN @inein'
naii aber bstrdst bic 3abI Der beutid
lsrnenpen Sdaler l9. 900, tpdbrenb GIe'
uelano beren 1884 aufpsif. Ssm
Deutihtbum bon @lepelano pirb Su ben
in ben Sribiabrspablen %errunsenen Siet
srutuIirt. 9usesen tpiro ~beoauert, bal
in @bieaeo unter Nneabe bon @eleman,
gel Der oeutf&e llnterri9t abermaIs be.
f6nitten porosn 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-29

redt fommt. Dime @eIbma&t siebt's
bod am @nbe fein @eIb, aber bic 8eIbs
md6te bes Ofens finb ia berfudt. ba
brau6t man bod aber muir bic Sanb auss
juftreden, unb bic neue. sroBe, eoneen.
trirte WeitmaGt bes SiIberS, unfsre
OIigardie in spe bes Stpanaietpran.
n%entbums. tpirb ibr Reformiperf frbnen,
unb ellen. UNI Uncle Sam'S Stub auf
iilberne Sdulen uno unter SiIberbaIba.
DIN su ftelen. Die abermaIige Rsbuf.
tion bes Garifs, bissmaI auf bic Sdlfte
oeS lebten, tpirb tpobI seniisen, Der nod
Der SilberpopuIo' Gonfefion ,,r6uberi.
f&en" 2anoes' Snbuitrie, farnmt ibren
.flu6tpurbisen Iruits unb ausfauseri.
i4en MonopoIen" ben @nabenitob su
seben. Die ,9rbeiter'S 6inberei" tpirb
oamit ibr Gnbe baben, unb Der refine
4srifuItur' 5uitano in feline aIte Poiition
Der nnabbdneisteit glmerifaS bon Gns'
lamb unb aqeripeli ipieber sintreten. $50
Der SmpOrteur, Der bieis 8erdnberuns
beraufbeidporen, unter 8rpan' &eBime
nit ieinem ll%eberimport bon beute unb
bon morsen binpiQ. noe Der Arbeiter, Der,
nit ben 3uitdnbsn bon 1899 unSufrieben.
su ben beutisen mitbalf unb bisie our6
Stimmen fur 8rpan perbeGern nil, nit.
ianmt ieinen anbers benfenben 2amera'
ben. bic er in feline eisne Gage nisbsrrsiBt,
mo Der 8ei1dftsmann, Der beute nit Der
SiIberfraftion parabirt, bic Mittel Der.
usbmen nil, obne o etpaItmaBregeIn bic.
fen bier prophetic unpiberIssbar snt.
pidelten 3uitanb su iberbriden, bas in
befriebieenoer Weiie barseleet su iebsn,
tpdre Der t6dfs Wuni6 beS 8erfaGsrs.
DerieIbe siebt iia nidt Der SOffnune bin
auf 8etebruns psrbIenbeter Mttbtrssr,
pobl aber Der, bur4 einfa4e D~arlsgune
fsiner eisnen, f~einestpess untrisIiben
Nni4ten. has Na4benfen ieinsr seneIss
ten 2efer eetpedt su baben. 2adapanna
unb 2userne County tperben am 8. Hop.
tire Sdulbiefeit tbun, bas Banner bes
5orti4ritts bodsubaIten in Der WabI bon
Wc8inIsp unb Sobart. rSris 8aare.
9rudtebler. -Sn BEN artifsl, Sob. uub
silbsr : 5rsiprasuns In AuslanDs, 1:t5!" Tin
30. 43) piini&tu mir fOIssnOs 8sblr ~ fOrri.
giren
Q. SpaIts, !3sils II BON ubsn, Isis IS" anfatt
81.
2. Spalts 3siIs 10 BON untsn, Iis nRsbtn"
anfatt Dssbsn".
8. Spals, !3siIs So BON unttn, Ist q" pro.
,tnt anffatt RI.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-29

SD eigns uno eontroaire elm @rdparat fur
Gnttsrnuns bon iberiiTissn Saar.n bon o..
tdt Raden uno armens okae bic gerinat.u
Sdmer,en ODER llubeqnemlihfetten iraenb mel.
Her art SD fam bic Operation in finf bio
lebrr Winuteu pornebmen. Sauernbe SeiIuua.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-29
2eat8latnrs& anbibat

fur ben stpsitsn Diftrift bon 2adatpanna
Gounty, psI6sr bic Sdbfsits unb msb.
rere Der ssntralen Warbs Der Staoi
Scranton umfabt. III Der iunse 9eutid.
entertainer, Serr Senrp s. 86bler.
Ssrr &5bler 1T auf benz politiiden Selbs
tein NeuIins. oenn er funsirte einen Gers
min aIs Sefamsnts' 8e%stitrator. 8si
Der WabI fur bieisS 9lmt itanb bic
Stimmensabl spii@en isinsm @esner unt
ibm siemlid slei& unb INN BEN county
bic Soften zines @ontefteS, Der bon Der
seenerii4en Settle unseiast mar, su er,
iparsn, erfIdrts er fib bereit, bic Gin.
nabmen bes Nmtes nit feinem inpaliben
@eaner su tbsilen. Bel elmer abermaIi.
gen 8epsrbune UNI bas 9Imt Dor stpei
Sabrsn tparb Ssrr &6bler nit ben mel.
ten anbsren Dsmofraten sei4Icssn.
7Wdbren feinsr Amtstbdtistsit ais 8s'
glitter Of Wils bat ii6 Ssrr 86bIer burd
{einen unsrmiolihen Offer unb feline Gus
porfommenbeit piele Sreunbe srtporbsn
unb aud praitii& bepieisn. oaB er ab.
minitratips SGbisieiten bsfibt, bic ibn A.
irsenb elmer Steaune befdbiesn. 9el
Iebte bemotratiibe Gonpent nominirit
ibn in Anbstra9t bieies %lmitanoes fur
bic 2seisIatur unb mir iinb Der feften
ueberssusuns, bub bic Burger fsiner
5sbl8tif tbun, tpenn iie GERM 8bbls,
erpablen. Das Bolt 1T nur aasu feb,
seneist, bic 8srtretune in Der 2eeislatul
2sutsn Su iberlafeu, bic ii6 msbr fdr
2laRsn.@ eisssebune ole fur bic Bolts
noblfabrt intsreHirsn, unb iisbt ert oanr
ieinsn Ssblsr elm. tpenn bic @eieBe all
elm briidenbss Sod empfunoen iperoen
Serr RbbIsr If eth Wann beS Bottles
tennt bsFsn @dni&e uno 8ebdrfniE'
unb tpirb. tpenn erpdblt, feline sanSC
araft einistsn, UNI ben Wdni6en ieine,
@onhitusnten seredt su perbsn. Stimm
fur Ssnrp 8. &6bIer
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-29
@ttinrnt fin Oeinutb.

gIio am nG6iten Dienitas III BIZ
Wabl BET al benz Wirrtpar uni
Our1einanber Der beurisen @ampasnt
mlfIsn bic Burger bisiss counties bop'
peIt iorsfdItis barauf a6ten, bab BIZ
8~srtpaltuns Der GnseIeeenbeiten bee
Counties in quite SdnOe iOmmt, unb fi.
unS 1T eS aundhft bon Snterefe, einen
b eut6en 8ertreter babel 3u baben.
Ssrr Sobn Demutb bat treu uni
nader brei Sabre lang ben SteuersabIern
sebient. 1T no6mals 8anbibat uno Cd if
tein bere6tistsr @runb %porbanben, mar.
UNI er aud nur cine einsise beutids
Stimme psrlisrsn ioate. gr prdst tpes
Der Sob nod Silber unb fem sanSss
8sftrsben 1T nur oarauf seri6tet. oat
ben St~suersablsrn bon beioen Wetaasn
10 pisI ais m6sIi6 in ibrer eisnen Saids
perbleibt.
8enn Serr 9smutb bislsiht nidi
Jules burbieben tonnte, mas ct ertrebte,
10 lag bic S9uIo baran, baB er in Der
8ebbroe in Der Winberbeit it-giner se,
gen 3wei-unb feline Nnli6t ieberssii
BON isinen @oaseen iibsrftimmt perOen
Tam, ipenn ss in ibrem ober i'm Sntere6s
ibrer 9artei Iiest. SIR un8 9euti6e in
Staot uno County 1T es tpi9tis. einen
Rs~prdisntantsn in BEN Ratb Der COUNTY
@ommiGdre su baben unb barum pers
trauen mir Der Observation-Disclosures unt
Dem ssiunosn Gimme Der WdbIer, baB is
ibrs gauge gnsrsie baran ieBen, Germ
Demutb erip6blen au belfen. Sc 1T se.
brauGlid unb ni6t msbr als redt, einem
suten 8eamten einen speiten Tsrmin su
eeben, baber psrsebt nidt, neben Germ
Dsmutb's Name bas sbrau4li4e areu,
su MAIDEN.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-29

- Die antiismitii4e gbaIanr in @isn
Orpbt a%ussinancer Su ssbsn. Die bsuti&s
~naiionalen 9smeinberatbe tpolen iid
bic 0iitatur Or. 2ueeer's ni1t LANCER
eefaaen Iofsn. Sic iinb aus BEN Sue.
gers Glub aussetrsien unb prsaniiirsn
sinen eissnen 9smeinbsratbs. Stub.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-29
9sIaBars, sada. & gsHsrn eienbabn.

3iss puIaHtn Serantpn GrpreB fir 2 IRA
suft, Ssptgp, Utica, Buffalo unb ben Wsfsr
1920 unb 2.35 Worssns unp t.55 Ratm.
g~ubinbnne ma@tnb In Buffalo nab aasr
pantkn In btm Wtfsn, 9iuebnmtou uuo Bait
nm 9.t5 Or. unb los Radm. Glmtra Grprtl
UNI s SIS Ra&m. Grprre fir Rsp gort lao
$50, sis, 800, 9.55 R.. 1.f0 unp 3.3;
Ratm. GrprtB fir philadelphia, Cation
9rtntpn. Sis, 500 unb 9.55 Dr., f.f0 uni
1888 Ra&m. HGpIipn ACCOMMODATION psrlGb
Serantpu nm 400 une 10 Natm. Gobp
hanna aseOmOaatiOn psrIdbt Seartcn UNI 6.t(
Qbtnes.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-29

- Die 2unbe bon elmer ipsiteren
Morbtbat fommt aus grfurt. BORT bat
Der 80 Sabre aIts 8Orbma&er Robissr
feline S~ausbdlterin Ramsns Gropp unb
bann fi& ielbft eti&ofen. Gin Strsii
mar poraussesuneen, peI6er ben alien
Mann csrari in @utb psrisste, bab CT
,ur WOrbpafs grif.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-29
Gifenbabn 3 eittabelle.
erie uus RpOmins guusp eiienbabn 60.

%. september. .
3ast psrIaFen S.rantpn fir Nsp 2crf, Rsp-
buTeb unb 3pii6tnfatipntn, sbtnio Saplsp une
lpfaltn Yunftsn nm 7.O5 Wprstns uup 2.2S
Nahm., uup srrtiten scranton ppu Cbtssu
punftsn um Ills R, 3.1s Na&m, unS 9.3S
aibtnbS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-29
Sbas. Bang. Q. aapmryu
Sang Co.,
9ampf 0nttlimg @erfe.
rrAl9lN ennsgl oemue.

8abrtfautrn BON
5raubtn.S psa, Bird 9tsr, Spsapagtr, @
faparila, Stlttrs-@ Batter, BtIfaR Gtueg
Vie, Grab AppIt Gtbrr.
eassrbisr unb PORTER In eaj&t'p
pausstbrau& perbsn' ieRsnfrst ~
Htfrt. D0-Sdspbpu Re. sea-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-06-26

the foreign article conii a-srs 4,
come in and compete" II she d1ty On
stee. rails was low the Eigiish ami
German rails would come la anG pre.
veni the robber rail trust from raisin.
prices $40 per ton above the Cos, u
production. 20 will al. other protect
cd trusts IL the duties were lower. or
II there was no duty at all On ihe.-
products. they conli no; b. com -
Ing force the American bcoplc 10 pay
more than their goods are worth.
'lf the protective duty j. low the
i're>s argues. price, viii be KEEP, down
ov foreign competition True. most
true Why then j. the Press ana All
the rest Of the Mckinley organs howl
in for hirhcr duiiese Did any ous
ever hear Of u protecfionist who assa.-
isiied with low duflcss II trusts viii
raise prices when duties are increased.
why not leave them down? WHY All
this fuss about a return 10 M,hiniev-
ism. II low duties are nest for TIL.
American people because they keep
the greedy trust in check bv allowing
foreign goods 20 come in? Unless the 4
Press means TO assert that high prices
Tor trust products are in the interes. \
~ the consumers. il should cease TO
advocate high duties on fo-eirh arti-
les WnlnDFN GRAnaa
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-06-26
FAITH AND WORKS.
Tie Insucleiency of . Figure very rre-
qu~nfly l<~d.

Faith and works are not two -hiu-x
hut one. They are not coordinate am
cooperative forces but are a. cause and
effect. the onecxidiences " hat the otf--.
sucgesis- a defective figure that i fr,.-
tEently used to illustrate their relation,
y that Of 4 man rowing in > boat. I.
Is said that lie needs two oars. faith ana
works. one is not sufficient. IL he would
make progress against the STRAIN or
the Tide. instead Of going round and
round while drifting. he must null an
car on each side Of the boat. The in
sufhcIency Of this figure was shown ~
the experienced boy. who. when hi
teacher ASKED him how he would prom.
his boat in the stream II he had but -
car. answered: I'D scuIl with the oar
az the stern Faith and works are one
oar IN efficient use An oar that is not
rsei - neither faith nor works: that
same oar used Effectively is faith shown
~ works. There j.. after all. no better
Illustration than that used by st.
.'arncs-faith Is the spirit or breath. AM
works Is the holy Faith. fit have no.
Y orks. j. dead in itself. As the bod-
lpart from the spirit Is dead. even %
Saith apart from works il dead 4
Saith that docs not evidence itself In
works j. not faiths :. Times
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-06-26
PROTECTION AND TRUSTS.
'neonsistencies of Favorite nigh Tarin Ar.
guments shown IN

sneonsistencies Of FavorIte Hlch Tari6 A..
guments shown Up.
Not only does protection rob The
people Of their earnings, corrupt poll
tics and encourage stealing and lying.
but II has the peculiar effect upon lis
victims of making them unable to see
the force of their own attempts 70 rea.
SON Thus the New York Press in a re.
cent issue undertakes to show that free
trade encourages trusts, while protec-
ton decreases their opportunities
Tor evil. As a proof of this remark
able contention the Press saws: .If
the protective duty is low and leaves
only narrow margin OF profit be-
tween the cost of production in the
protected industry and the cost Of for
eign production. plus the duty, no
trust can raise prices beyond the limit
OF tina. margin, for as soon as the
trust did this the foreign article could
come In and compete
III the protective duty is low
Ihat Is the rist Of the whole dispute
over the effects OF tariffs on trusts ana
trust prices. The democratic princi-
pio Is that with low duties the trusts
cannot charge such extortionate
prices, for as soon - they did this
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-06-26
CHURCH AND cleRcv

Nsyut training col'egr. F-yp, -
iuads Tor the erection OF Iares- -
ings 81 o'iiii-
The property Of The Salvation e.
" 'nr nited States - valued az ~
me decree Of doctor of dirIn,,. IL.
last year conferred en- rs prr.,,. !. !
the United States. "a
The cause ~ foreign ,B;-st.
Jagged ihe past year hecans. N -,
timsS- This Is the r, BORT az ..r-r
nomination. 1T
hl,.iah bishops receive from 81 ~
70 4 I'fta and each b provided ,,...
Q palace in vhirh - -,.,tip III.
sa'i 70 ~ considerable r.erquisit.s 4.
tarhsi % rhe oiTic.. n
IFaveiing churches ar~ ~ H. e-..,
hsAsi On The iran.-Sibcrian r-r,....
whtch IasSes through manv IN.
tirfS- where neither village nor .t,.,-,.,.
san ~ met with for miles.
lowe appears 10 have churches en,.,..,.
" meet All demands moon them ~
K snAfit capacity ~ f.sn7 .sn4 thee f-....
membership ~ only 5-i. asi. Ne,h-
ISIS are most numerous IN the sta-.
Next cpmc The Roman Catholic. ~.
Antherans ana thr Presbyterian
On the island II Madagascar 49,.
are 5e.s-- Lutheran Christians ar.l ~
congregations These are ears.l 80
N ~f N"rw rrian missionaries and -
na'i'c hclF'rrS- Thi-ty four thor~ans
Tour hundred and thirty-sev.n CHI.
dren attend the 4S- s-h0nIs
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-06-26

Devotion to protection. narrowing
IN. republican party down to single
idea before which broader views are
dwarfcd. furnishes the full explana-
ton. the Boston Herald ind thinks.
Tor the present condition of the repub-
iican party. Everything mus; WELD
to the tariff. and when everything d,.rs
yield, II leads the nation 20 car, .,n-
parativeiy little for tie character of its
presidents the capacity TO pronounce
the protectionist shibboleth more glib.
~ overcomes talent character. and all
the qualities .ha. 9: president TO bs
the pride Of the nation. Such q tvns.
cal republicanism now
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-06-26
FIAT PROSPERITY.
Devotion to Mchinieyl.m Born Of the Tsfs-
tres-es of Hard lime.


There Is cause for the tnarreiinr- "A
the anti-MchInley bosses over the Me-
hinley tidal wave wh:ch is sweeping
over the republican party. Ii i =
craze for which no reasonable expiana.
ton can be offered -Four wears arc
Mckinney was condemned almost as
4 vigorously by the republicans as bv
the democrats Members Of his own
party admitted that he was one
idea extremist who could not be
trusted To direct legislation McKin.
leyism was universally execrated as
the cause 81 most of the woes into
which the country was then entering.
The democratic campaign, directed a.
most wholly against the Mckinley
idea Of protection. resulted in land.
slide.
Now this sentiment in the republican
masses is reversed Mckinley j. hailed
as the deliverer Of the country from
the pinch Of hard times His name il
associated with prosperity. Iepu b.
iican leaders who attempt TO comba.
the uprising are driven to the wall
The Mckinley worshipers refuse 70
listen To reason. Their devotion il
blind and fanatical.
The truth j. that the blind devotion,
TO Mckinleyism is founded on a delv-
sive hope OF fat prosperity. born Of tho
distresses Of hard times The McKin.
ley worshipers cherish the delusion
that In some mysterious way McKin.
ley's election will cause a complete
change of industrial and commercial
conditions In the current language
Of this belief 1.-The wheels of fac,orie.
and mills will begin to turn. cold Chin.
neys will smoke. trade will resume and 4
will find employment a, GOOD
wages" As one OF the repu blican
bosses said with a sheer. five minute,
after Mckinley is inauyurated the man
who has goods TO sell will get 30 Der
cent more for them. the laborer out OF
employment will get an offer Of lob
At high wages and the man who had =
dollar will find two in his pocket.
Reason is overthrown in a craze Of
this kind All that wise men can do is
10 await the inevitable disappoinimen.
which will re-establish her sway.-St.
Louis Republic
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-06-26
FRESH BOOK NOTES

II NJ
nnnrn forthcoming
inr i.'''ir 100 IS said 70 - an
.r;r.r- ~" picturesque account Of
III, '''"'nFe-
'nrriner Is contributing = So
timely articles On South Africa
~ III. hnrrs 70 the Eortniriiiv Re-
'-oA'"r- Over 5000 copies ~
o.t y "A AfFic@n Farm- have
80 s''i IN 'rfat britain alone.
Ioll'~ Zone and bis artorss,... -,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-06-26
NATIONAL COMMITTEE
The New National Committee Of the Re-
publican Party.


publican Party.
ST. Louis. June j.. Following Is III,
new Republican national committee a,
announced in the national convention,
alabama VIM Yorngbl0ot
Arkansas--P0weIl Clay ton.
California;. -. ~preckles.
Coiorado--Did not cleo;
,onnecticrt- samuel Fessenden
Delaware--Janes II wllsoa-
G 5.SF ia Si0s Y 4 il LSss
Idaho DID not elect
A. Inois-T " Jameson
Indiana W Durbir
Iowa W. - Cummings
hansa--Cyrfi~ Leland Jr
Kentucky > W yerkes
louisiana 4. T. wimberly.
Maine Joseph Manley
M~ry laiAd George 7. wellington
Massachusetts, George III LYMAN
Michigan -i5eurre T. Nalty
Minnesota J. Il Hubbard
Mtssissippi-J HiIl
Missouri d ksrenS
Montana ~ haries X leonard
serrasxa- John NJ Thnr~ton
NeFada-Did NOT elect
Ntw Hampshire Eer.rn q rhrr.v
New Jersey ssarrett q Hsha-t
North caroiina x ING \ Rova
North Dakoia--w y Robinson.
Ohio Charles r.. kurlx
oregon terrye A >teele
ftun~s wanna NJ : Quay
hnv,r island Gen 4. r Brayton.
south aruiina-E a webster
south Dakota A. Is. klt,ridge
tennessee elects after convention adsonrn.
Texas John Grant s'oaiu~
tab ~anisburv
vermont -Geurg. ehiid.
Virginia George r. Bow9in
W asninEton--p. q sullivan
West Nirginla--B " scott
WISCONSIN Henry a. PAYNE
WYOMING NtFtIta
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-06-26
VERY MODERATE TARIFF.
Few Words Regarding the Iarir Gather
Ing at Detroit

Ing at Detroit
convention of business men Ia.
been called 10 NEE; ia Detroit 70,
the purpose Of discussing plans "a
take the tariff question out Of poli.
tics The promoters of the conven.
ton think that q commission should
be appointed by congress which should
nave sole charge OF raising or lower
ing duties. and are con ticent that II
this were done the tariff agitation
winch now disturos business would
cease to be factory in industry and
trade While the scheme for a tariff
commission j. probably uncons,itu-
tlonai and certainly imnrac.icabie
one statement OF lis advocates i
worthy or attention. This j their
proposition: The tariff levied on Ill
goods imported from any foreign conn
try into the United States shall in all
cases he an amount fully equal 10 th.
difference in the cost OF producing saii
goods IN any foreign country and the
cost Of producing such goods in the
nited States
with this democrats can heartily
agree If the tariff OF All kinds ~
goods was 10 be lowered 10 the ac,ral
difference between the cost o. pro-
cuciny them here ana abroad. We
should have practically free trade.
Thus the cost Of refining sugar IL the
United states is much less than il for
eiga countries. Sugar. therefore.
should come in free 20 with a thou.
sand other articles in which the IL bor
cost - production j. smaller here .han
abroad All these would oe aamtt.e:
duty. and in the few case,
where i might lie found that foreign
FOODS could lie made cheaper .ha,
'urs. the differences would be small.
American skilled labor. aided by I'M
'roved machinery. car CONVEX; our
-reat natural resources OF raw mate
rails into finished products as cheap or
'heaper than that Of any other coun-
r.. BY all means let Us have custom
uties based on the difference between
ne cost OF production here ana abroad.
hen we shall have the lowest tariff
ne country has ever seen.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-06-26
FRELLS or FASHION.

Pearl Yellow and pink ian shades ara
the correct coIors il gloves
Nardyte collars ~ ecru and white
nat.ste. trimmed with lace and iuSer-
lion. orc mace 70 wear over thin sum
ra~r gov rs
Tuiie and chiffon. with satin edor
are sold ~ n hundred yards for rrck
ruch~s ard friiiing~ IN capcs. parasois
ard ru-ruA
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- the same man who sov-x -h-
S'id oats who has 10 re- y The crr-.

s'ih oats sTho has 70 rcsp the crr-.
The man who minds his own bu.i.
-ess VII always have something 10 do.
Whoever gets into the place col
SAINTS Linn 70 have. Nil have a rosl
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a coIIEerrNG agrnry in New York T. nm
o. women exclusively. which seems a. Dis
IrpFe ,Ae Aiage woman : WORK j. never
dEn--Iexas SIitings4
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THE PLATFORM.
Declaration OF Principles of the Re-
publican Party,
adopted by the National Convention AZ =,
is'ai--f Protection 10 American In
dnstries aud Sound MONEY
the hey >orca

~ LoriS. June J. Following is the
inA text ~ the platform presented by
the committee On resolutions ana adopt
go Pr the Republican National COZ. ven
Jfas..
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The veterans X the rnlon a.,,s.. ..-
and should receive faBr ttea.r,,.,, . v, ..
ons recognition. Whenever pract.tahie ~.
enouiu % given the preference n th. nattar
81 employment. and they are entitled ~ NV.
Enactment ~ such laws a. are hest rai,1i.,..,-
- secure ne fllfilment n the pledges r..,,,.
sHeM N tie dark days ~ the rarntr.,s
fhe pension bureau. "a r.ci,ic..t,.
nnlnsty carried on by the prescn, .a,rs,,-
ss'IAt.oL' r. 1erur'-- .c.sions ana arbitrariI,.
S.oppihs ~srseN from the ro,ls a. 10 .ervt-,.,
- s.s"eN' - tdnmnatlsa u the Asrericaa
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me peace ani security Of the republic and
among the nations IA the carih demand I. $780,
power comiEe l~uratc wlrh it, Position ana ~
Si'-> pi.iti We therefore Favor the corr
iii-e4 enlargement ~ thc navy and a COM
Itefe system .: ha-b1r aEa sea-cos.t a.
sau~e<-
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ne iaFor restoring The early America
poney q discriminating duties FOR The un-
s.s q w nitfrnani marine and the pro-
trade. 70 that American .hsu~ ,h' p-.-i,,'. ~
1nsfican iahor employed Ia American .htp
yarus. sailing under the Siars ard stripes All
nannea' oii'cered aud ownra AZ srerlra-~-
may regain the carving 4 ouf farei-n ro-r.
mcrce VIII