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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1896-06-20

DR.. Clark the specialist, is in
town from Pocatello.
The new addition to the Fair is
being pushed tqlcompletion rapid
ly. -
Go to the City Drug store for
writing tablets and stationery of
all descriptions. 5
1000 pairs of Shoes to arrive at
Hammond & Whitman's. If you
think this is a josh call and see. II
The Post says: Christian Wal
lentine's wife presented him with
twins, a boy and a girl, one day
this week.
For Sale-Timothy seed, quality
guaranteed of the best. Will sell
in any quantity at Nose Lewis,
The Leader. 2
John Mackin the section fore
man at this pgint is1advertizing
for section meR. Y6ey are wanted
to handle thd Rew steel just re-
ceiyed for the railway.
Alton, Wyoming, will celebrate
the Fourth in great style. The
Montpelier band has been engaged
and the Star valley people are
going to make their celebration a
success.
It is said that all Of the Japanese
section men on the Short Line will
be fred and white men put in
their places, We hope the report
is true and that English speaking
people will hereafteEdraw all the
checks paid out by the railway
company. The change will in.
volve about one hundred jobs.
DR.. J. Schefstad, the dentist,
will visit Soda Springs on his
usual monthly trip next Thursday
remaining three days. All classes
of work executed to satisfaction
and perfectly guaranteed. II
DR.. Hoover while attending Ghr
district conventib ibn Of the Wood
men at Boise was elected as presi
dent Of the meeting. The loca
camp feels highly honored by tn,
selection, but then it was worthil,
bestowed.
The dreaded dandelion is be
ginning to show all over the valley
IF allowed to go on it will take {
mighty effort on the part of tn
farmers to kill out the weed. A
it is this weed is killing out every
J thing else that is of use to man
kind.
} Little Gertrude Klintworth wa
three years old last Tuesday, an,
in honor Of the occasion her par
ents gave party to about forty G
her friends. A merry afternoo
was passed by all present. TIL
: little Miss received many present
in remembrance of the occasion.
DR.. Clark, the eminent specials
is at the Hunter house, where h
: will remain for few days treatin
all diseases of the eye, ear, nos
) and throat. The doctor is wei
known here, haying performe,
J several remarkably successful oper
| ations and cures during his forme
, visits, this being his third trip t
! our city. He will be pleased t
receive his many patrons in hi
departments at the Hunter house
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1896-06-20

Judge Blair, U. P. Attorney, is
in town from Pocatello.
Bread, pies, cakes, buns, and
anything in the bakery lire at the
Arcade hotel. IL
The EXAMINER is a day late this
week on account of rush of 4th
OF July Job work.
Ed Burgoyne is painting the
Driver building and will have a
large sign painted on the front.
Get your cayuses and thorough
breds in shape for the horse races
on the 4th. There will be plenty
Of room for all and lot Of fun.
The best of liquors for medici-
nal purposes at the City Drug
store. All goods warranted and
the prices are low. 5
The Fire company meet tonight
to initiate several prospective fire
laddies into their organization.
The degree is said to be a sumner
in all respects. The company now
numbers about thirty.
About thirty Of Mr.. G. q. Gray's
friends rendered him 9surprise on
his arrival home last Friday.
Games, music, etc, were the past
times of the evening. A delicious
lunch was also served.
The Montpelier and Paris Tele-
phone Co., have received three
new phones this week. One will
be put in here and one at Paris.
The company purchased them out
right, the former ones being rented.
Since the arrival of the new
phone at Burgoyne & Brennan's,
Fred CruikshanK and Leslie Gee
have become expert electricians
passing their spare moments in
giving away the subtle fluid to al
who apply.
We have ordered special line
of hosiery, neckwear, handker.
chiefs, suspenders, etc, for tht
Fourth of July. We call particu
lar attention to our oxford til
shoes, and other lines. Examin,
them at Hammond & Whitman
Il
On Friday night July 10th
great meeting will be held at Sod;
, Springs to take leave Of Rev. H. S
, Waaler and welcome Rev. John w
Knott the new pastor. Addresse
will be delivered by several of tn
Ministers within the bounds 0
g Kendall Presbytery.
Soda Springs citizens intent
: celebrating the Fourth in magnifi
f cent manner. The program in
a cludes an oration, marches, songs
e horse, bicycle, foot and sack races
S winding up in the evening with
grand ball. The posters announc
/ ing the event were printed in tn
. EXAMINER Office this week.
9 Next week we will have tn
E pleasureIof writing up the weddin
l of twolwell known Montpelier peo
pie. Their cards are out and con
+. tain the names of John W. Wede
r and Miss Rose Lehmann. Tn
0 eere1 1nony is to take place ID thi
. city at their future residence
s Tho Date is Thursday, /25th Q
J. June.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1896-06-20
The EXAMINER till Jan. 1gt. 81.

, 1OlHOlFoW, Duluuyi VIII bO IliO
"longest day of the year."
Compare Emelle's work with
work you had done before and see
the difference. is
The city marshal is having the
nudhole in front Of Nielsen's filled
up with gravel.
A car of Baker Perfect wire was
received at the Consolidated Imp.
Co., Wednesday,:
The Bennington band will be at
Soda Springs Oh the Ath. The soda
water town will befn it this year
with their celebration.
Seekers Of camping pleasures
will consider their own comfort by
purchasing their Tents and Bake
Ovens at Coop Wagon & Machine
Co. Z
John F. O'Connor picked up a
new pair of children's shoes that
had been dropped from a runaway
horse this week. Owner can have
same by applying at the Palace.
Mr.. and Mrs.fChas. Hager, Mrs.
S. B. Staley, Mrs. VIM. McGilvary
and Miss Annie Jensen formed a
merry parts that y ent to PocateIlo
Thursday night for visit with
friends,
w. D. Ream, president Of the
Taxpayers club, writes the ExAMI-
that he will answer the charges
made in last weeks paper in our
next issue. It will be looked for
by many of our readers.
Mrs. VIM. Chapman gave de.
lightful tea to aCfe@ lady friends
Friday last at her home in this
city. A pleasant afternoon was
passed in social interdo dourse and al,
left with the fir h CONVICTION that
Mrs. Chapman &as16n ideal host.
ess.
Wednesday evening there waf
seen in the southern sky a rarC
phenomenon. The setting sur
caused the clouds to take on {
beautiful dark green cast and thu
atmosphere of the entire valley
was enveloped in splendid greer
color.
Thos. J. Hartman will leav,
. shortly for a months stay in Sal
) Lake, where he will place himsel
: under the treatment of an enimen
{ physician. Tom has not beel
we'll for some time and his friend
will be glad to hear of his perma,
nent recovery.
will quote few prices to con
I, vince the people that l am sellinI
; fruit cheaper than anybody il
! town, and next week will sci
cheaper still. Prices; strawber
. ries 10 cents per box, $500 for 2
quart case. New Cabbage and po
9 tatoes 4 cents pound. Fresl
: lettuce, three punches for cents
: peas three pounds for 25 cents, fin
: oranges from 35 cents to so cent
| per dozen. I always have a full
e line Of summer drinks on ice.
s also have ice cream, root beer an,
/. lemonade. Root beer in dry an,
f liquid form. D. C. Stuart. Jr
next to Postofice!
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1896-06-20

The people of the Diamoudville
coal camp will celebrate the 4th of
July in becoming style. An at
tractive program has.been arranged
for the occasion.
The Van Buren press., 1896-02-15
Yof feMpremlser.

From Hae Ilfde Roek fsAosfit
f30yeYaoT Clarke is q man who prefers
no bread NJ bslf loaf n be eoald nos
have qgsil on toast for his Ginner he
w0ald seogn roast beef N chicken and
zo without diaHeg 50 be Says the
Mckinley bill which be csis Az
.alominafion is ~ g0od ss fae
present tariff law. snd declares thst
hsa be been in tie senate BE- would
hsge permitted the ''sDomihation H.
stand This disposition ~ have every
thing or nothing. h. GET 81 tbst be-
demands m tske nothing "a chsFsT
teTisfio u GOyefH0r Clarke and in sli
lsndoy, we must soy one n the wesk
nesses n bis character. ~ was mani
Tested Ia his opposition NJ Indifference
n The messare adopted by fhe last
legislature referring h. = gOte n the
people the question n new eonstita
tioH G0yeYnof Clarke hsd sdvOcated
new constitution ih his message bad
Ia faet devoted foaf Efths If bis
message b. fhe adgocsoy n a new ron
stitBfi0n fe w6uld n0t meet fhe
Iegislstafe half way 81 in rseaF4 b.
the tariff fie would aecept ~ rom
promises snd woHld take the MeEinley
law with sii its ab6Iainati0ns fafher
than sccept the Wilson biil with ~ the
tightening # the burdens n fasatiou
which u carries with w. Vet forty
three 0ut II forty four Democfssic
senators y0fed f0I this eompfomiss bill
and slmosi syefy Democrat PAPER in
Ne United States has endorsed % ssA
expressed the highest appFef isii.H n
the great services ~ senstor James X
JoHes Ia pushing II h. 8 Successful
issue
The people will slwags eiIoose ss a
wise aHd efficient legislator The man
nba viii do the best he ean who. " be-
esnnot get ~ that l. needed will take
sll ihat can h. bad
The Van Buren press., 1896-02-15
Iuserezaing Deeasion ~ lbs supfsins
Eanfs

Ezssta zhs l48ztls AaszA Gssa@tts
"a ssis ez.se e RsalasH IS 8rlllassu
assef4.ssi aHd rs.saanaed SATURDAY. n ske
savts.ale gsure - n gsissses Bsstfss I
asas hald ssiat sslls.rs -flssp ~ae aatl1ing
a9Su sts ssss u q 9taunlssay.r upse -
show yhssEl.-r aae signing ~. 90ss s-ith
ne Inssssssf sFtzs ~ e1idefsss'r % agf I
asuld - saswsa az 1r.sl sessfuaear zilsf
sueh sss az faes
Il xas ass bid zslar 4 g'.lea -lls agte
.sseasae dne rtle s-udnrs>sf -s-,tlsszss-st -ilss
i5i,ief eitzlssr Tesrs,lssEIv sr n sTszfinR ~
ssle tas nssser aud Z - saowa zsissf -ils
auonut rslss4ssof esula aas'e ls-en selllsss't-
II arom stle 1lsksr y .egssl ps1esss At
lat ssme Int ass sEls aeIdsr aseg.ssssts-i
. 30 - bat Afterwards ssled 5sae nsas,er
sim Esle a..bt aasla ast D. e9Ils.sstsd By
legal Droeass 1aen Esls enaprss,f u
ss.le.ssd fr3sn 81 liability
X eas alao held tstaf II aiae aaidet of d
note extends Ia t1ne for payment of
sale sasne f5r definite period wtf5louf
- CONSENT u sae eaaorser tisen also
aAa endolser IL released rom All
fabiil1g
The Van Buren press., 1896-02-15
Good Poads.

We would suggest 70 road overseers
that they send 10 the Office Of Road
Inqniry. Z s Department Of AgricuIt-
ure. Washington. D. e. for the
following matter, which will give them
many suggestions in regard TO the
making and repairing of roads:
Bulletin No. g tTreats Of Earth
Roads,
Bulletin No. 3 CRoad System Of
Georgia
Bulletin No. II wide TiresJ
Bulletin No. 13 kentucky High
ways)
Bulletin No Is Proceedings Of Texas
Road COnyentiOn).
Bulletin No. II Road Building in the
r. s..
There are a number Of other bulletins
relating 10 the different state laws on
the subject which would be Of interest
10 those who would like 10 study the
question from It's legal and economical
standpoints. All these are sent free on
application 10 the above bureau.
The Van Buren press., 1896-02-15

Easgtr stas siaa paspls d lie laiisa
ssatre VII nessr tFast PR qTlliel
ss-szsssss ssle e9aHninsa isans oi fus
zlssfian 70 Psflnllsz lssa.tl..r I'll Hsafiit
zsasa slis fss.s e8inage # salvsr Nih
zas5sfe ,tse dnaueisi deasuas Of tiis
1arr r - she isass imipsr-sfii II
PsrulIss esas5asrsftlsu = lie Bsze'is'd
laonag nsferTns
Flese silver eaiaaga car Fiaiia tiis issst
= a1li disz.assaon the aHir agpe lar 4
; .sfgugi zfie Bs.1neeratse pssFsE which
; esntuits.d 10 Jinnsssllisn and which
Tlil agsan plsaes ltseif 81 Chicago -
lnsugarste ne p5lieE
II saeif esser1iess . hasssu fFee
s.3luaee he De1u0eEsts rho favor mat
s9iieY csnaof afford 70 D. - saort-
sighted = % asssere ne otiv party
azhleh can accomplish lie EssfarEn.
Either tue De1noeratsc n Republican
.,ssrav will control IA tins conntrT' ana
30 only question far rhe silver msn 70
is.ss.flliliie j. eiiisii sf .sisss sHso parties
contains ne mgss as1utterz frssIifils. %
5sls white metal
The deafzi xalail u free eainage wi Ds
ssuuaad N sgiis egunfT-v Whenever me
egDuliatp 5aassss.si ia inducing fasse s1lvef
gemeefats - mite wifi ssasfn n an
snpatert ssiifss zjssges. organization
The Van Buren press., 1896-02-15
Improvsnsnt. on the Frisco.

From the Fort smith Tines
The Frisco Ia 10 have some improve
ments. Those who ride In week Or 80
will notice this and have cause for re-
ioicing. These improvements consist
Of six new passenger coaches that are
being made Ia the shops. They are
nearly done and will be ready very
shortly. They viii be equipped with
the Pintch compressed oil gas lighting
fixtures. the first that the road has had.
The compressed gas will be stored in a
tank At the end Of the car when leaving
St. LOais. The tank will hold enough
gAs 10 keep the car lighted on the entire
run and until returned 10 st. Louis.
where fresh supply will be put in. It
IA the company intention 10 eventually
use the compressed oil gas for lighting
all Of its coaches. because It gives a
better light and IL less dangerous than
oil Hereafter ~ all passenger coaches
are sent in to the shops for repairs they
will bo turned out with the compressed
oil gas fixtures.
All the new freight cars and engines
that 20 out from the Frisco shops now
ars equipped with air brakes. They are
not used .. present but are being put in
o. BE- in readiness to comply with the
law which will go into effect January I.
lsBs. requiring all freights to be pro
vided with automatic brakes.
The Van Buren press., 1896-02-15
Prlze Aere u Tsaaeel,.

Ffln - I.ltsIe Rsek Dea0eHsa
Arkansas j. . a5Daeeo producing sfste
ExDe1snent-rs say It ese - grown here
~ wei ~ n Tennessee aud af less eest
4 recent issue = Tae We.xtera 1obaeee
Journal u Glneinnaei ssgs
The S5fa prize offered last year By
- aflanfs Constitution for ahe best
sens = to.l5aeeo grown soH18 y 1ie ohao
aaa east = eae ISocklss 10 subscribers
= fhefr wesklg edition. WAS awarded
70 Gr J s De Jarhett of 9]uCa Fork
Futon county ARR A little alore
esan two thirds - sae sere was set in
Cuban cigar l.-af and tjle rsmaia6er la
chewing leaf The lahd WAS Be. and
no fertilizer was Bsed The cost u
production wss s43 -. and rhe yseid
WA 1892 pounds, which seid for s5Sl -
exclusive ~ trash making profit n
sJ2s s. That an Arkansas man should
have distsnosd fhe soi,ace5 growers of
die older tol5aees growing states ~ the
,,uch IL a feet worthy q note
The Van Buren press., 1896-02-15
Eyeats efthe Cenisg Year.

The coming year viii be a perioG
memorable in the history Of the world,
II but a part Of the plans Of the Uniie
States Government and EuropeaI,
nations is carried out. In the Unitea
States there will be the hveliest presi'
dental campaign ever held, and th
Fifty fourth Congress, now in session
will furnish exceedingly interesting
debates on the tariff and financial ques.,
tions until June. There will be sewers
exciting state elections and many gres'
political speeches. Everyone will wstca
with interest the progress of the Nene'
zuelan Commission inquiry, tE
results of the wars in Cuba, in Sous,
Africa, In Turkey. and the outcome O
other complications now arising in tns
Old World.
1t is a remarkable coincidence that
the beginning of a year of such rici
promise of stirring news the greats,
metropolitan newspaper in the Unite,
States-The st. Louis Republic-sh0uh
reduce its price TO Is. 90 year, or !
less than two cents day This los
price now places The Republic withss
the reach of everyone. Those who wis
to keep posted on politics. trads
national and international affairs durias
1895 should at once subscribe for it @
these easy terms, in addition TO takin.
their own local paper.
Newspaper readers who may thinl
they cannot afford to take a metrpoliis
daily paper should at least subscribe q
the Twice "a Week Republic-N
papers year-for only 81. 90 yesI
II contains the best of everything tbs
appears in the daily.
The Van Buren press., 1896-02-15

FORT SMITH wants an accounting with
Senator Jones n his stewardship a.
regards some two Or three hundred
thousands dollars a year that u soon b
b. lost ~ NJ BY the removal u the
United States COurt Times.
A. last the Times acknowledges that
II Is not J0Bes stand On the silver or
tariff question bat the loss of the
Federal Coart 10 that city that has
esased Il - Ia - much opposed 70 him
n tbe Times win look over its files IT
will see that NJ effort vas made by the
citizens If Fort smith b. retain the
court until too late Does II think that
the Senator was sent to Washington
for NJ other parp,se than 10 look after
the interests 0f that city b. the exclusion
II all Ofhersf Suoh seems 10 be- the idea
n the Times.
The Van Buren press., 1896-02-15

VIZ may have road conventions tn
d0Omsflay. We may write and talk and
pass resolutions IN favor ~ gOOd roads d,
bat We shall never ~ them until We
abolish our present road laws and adopt
the tax system. We can yet roads Just
A. We get schools. court houses aud
iails. by levying tar and applying the
money lnifciously b. road Improvement
Whenever we change The constitution
~ that ihe people will have The
opportunity 10 impose this tax they will
begin to Improve the public highways,
lust o. the schools bcRan % improve
when Tie people took advantage N the
Eve mills tax As soon az the law
hesias g. ahalg good results Il will grow
Ga favor. anil 10 will not be- long until
there will be- a general improy sment -
Little Rock Duuouni
The Van Buren press., 1896-02-15

spzGN viii send me ninra expedition
- Guba Hhia Heek consisting ~ ab0nf
II 019 troops Altogether Il has seut
% ne island ABOUT 90 40 soldiers and
stili the revolution is IN progress The
insurgents haFa plenty u arms and am
munitlon and supplies aud are carrying
on sfleir warfare within cannon shot II
Havana the stronghold ~ she Spanish
forces The people " Gaba ara deter
mined raey shall be free and II il only a
question n time when they shall secure
fhefr independence.
The Van Buren press., 1896-02-15
SstIee 10 shipper, of Egg. and Produee.

BEGINNING Monday morning. February Cd. the
NO rae viii inaugurate a Refrigerator Car
Service for handling eggs and prodnce in car
l0sds and less than car loads An American
sefriserator Transit Co. car will leave Van
buren daily. except Sunday, and will pick no
Rock, Chicago and other markets. This rar
VII PICK mp shipments offered at all stations on
the line between Van Buren and Little RocE
end upon arrival at Little Rock 1t will be placed
Chicago. "iiu
We hope DY this means to benefit the simmer
ana Increase our business In this line. For rates
and other Information please call on the agent
OF tais company at your station
a. T. BEAGG, Division Freight Agent
The Van Buren press., 1896-02-15
Hone Fnr sll,er.

Fgaa itt 10 i1uis Repaillf.
Allen w Thurman has addressed q
circular letter ~ thf Democrats n Ohio
urging ihem ~ make their Eight for the
free c,dHage ~ silver " ihe Democratic
pafiy H. paints 10 The incapacity of
the popullsi party IA accomplish any
fassgm aaa Insists iAss is.e Hfff..i rate
who fan on after false gods only weaken
the rauss which ihey desire b. Irsmoie
an right thinking Democrats must
The Van Buren press., 1896-02-15

A PHILADELPHIA dispatch gf me loth
ssve ABouf 2 800 TONS IF sugar are
now on me ysv ~ mis- porr from
4 s.zsudfza Bgypf Tie importation
IN Issi1ge quantities If Egyptian sugar e
q ne7r salng made nfesssstTy through
.sle apprehension of 1he Cuban eraps ns
ss.asan of 1ne war IA addition = This
.ssrse gnautafT considerable sugar u
3ei;ig shipped sssssii Essss;1s''s's asia
gonaiulu
The Van Buren press., 1896-02-15

rsR 4gth anniversary Of ane birth If
ssie National Republican Party vii Be
esie8rst.d br Eils Republican club gf
" ssiingteu pn ne 2ad If February
Z seems Ehat ne q o ? aud Gzeorge
Washington sere born on 1he same
dssv out nat = 40 reflection whatever
auaa the character II rsle immortal
Farlsesr II 9is Country ~ was dead aud
sou4 ami stlefefora eauld not prevent
IL. sJine1fie1ee - syeseevsfle Daily
The Van Buren press., 1896-02-15

z fsorsasoR = CHURCHILL ii'is
rs.,ssrs.9l 3 i.ss..r from NJ ] . Barter
Of zfsou Ia g file assfss't Ehat ies has
AN ala giile zslis.u from tsle prison Il
ganp Caass gliia during rhe war
saa witsi an inscription showing mat T
was Christmas present from y Z
Watson 20 s A Eooe Ee thinks I
Fssfltftgss.I - 81 ss5sssssssss sesstsls-f
The Van Buren press., 1896-02-15

TIE CANVASS 1f ssstjaafiau county y
he ssro ezndiaates for senator CLOSED Il
Fore smfth T1sstiar night The osst of
feeling asss prevailed throughout and no
gifsffss7 s.sass.sfss.z s:ss ;;e-s: ssasss..; -
s.itftsr ne sare.feigsls of osflstsIti;sn
viii vote % sEie question foaaE dnh "
saufideufsr exgs.1,t zns-refs vii De found
% zavor shs continuance # sefist9f
Jones Ia ne r s Senate
The Van Buren press., 1896-02-15
NeTH.re new under ne sun seen

NOTHING new under the sun seems
u be brought OUT foreioly every day.
While Edison w4s losing sleep The past
week trying 70 discover way af pheto-
graphing the human brain through the
skull New York physician had in his
possession - photograph of his own
brain taks1 by a process which he had
been working on for three years 4
great discovery We viii now be able
10 see whether q man has wheels in
bis head or ia ease u a tramp asking
for hand out whether he il really
hungry or nSr.
The Van Buren press., 1896-02-15

THF spidemit ~ train fsiibsfies 10 the
Indian Territory during ihe pasi gear
bas induced ihe House lamnitise on
lndieisrg Monday ~ approve a hiil
introduced w NJ nfodsfiok N Kan
sas. partly aimed ~ prevent these
efimes The biil provides = penalty n
noi more than twenty years impHson
saem fuf shooting ~ trains 10 ihe
Indian Tsffitay, throwing missiles 1T
Them ~ lsfuiline ifains n any person
,s tillsd directly nf indirectly through
eaeh acts. ihf tiilat = maas murder
The Van Buren press., 1896-02-15

Haz.zsasars R5ll 81 delighted % xaow
zElat stie Fsrs National Bank If this
sits gxs.s zsIe auiv successful Arkansas
bidder fur q siiee II zha asssv government
3uuds szs's ne Ezssisua World. Tie
garss Nsstsousd bid IA ter So 9ii9 Nor-a
~ sasru aud vii ees saern - al bids
ovsf I1g aud frsetaou 60 IA all =
aae state u Missouri only one bsd was
aeeeptsd .aaf 0f smad bank al
81 5oseph "A aissdssippi tarrs vas
one successful bidder
The Van Buren press., 1896-02-15
s,.fe Aaa4sss ee.smsstes.

A nseFfiny ~ tae litm0cratir efate eenfra
(oiss4as4iee II her.sy ealled ia cenYpwe ~ fie
flfg ~ IAiNe ifock frk - alc atiHi Hofsi ~
NSincsaey Aifeh 10 at 9eoek = tlf
fHF pnrpose of esiiihn 4 riate eanfeislnl
Fftcct3uF FaffN hfiff piffN fftf ilffifAf f Hattf
drfcrsniaisa ilie snss 81 Dresehtsi ion aaefcia
end sfaHsneting sua4 effef parifess ~ Bisy
Sr.yBet ~ eosiis sel3fr sa{d eDfanifote
ffn9rlf ERs-fFsNa fhtlfHinn
Sfsa f5R&f GAaReIE Secretary.
The Van Buren press., 1896-02-15

TaE Memphis Commercial Appeal
compliments the senior Senator Of
Arkansas FOR his gallant victory in the
psssage u his free coinage bill in the
senate, ~ follows.
senator JOr.ss u Arkansas. has won
a notable victory ia 2sttinz bis amend -
menf f0r The free coinage Of silver
thrGuZA me Senate n cannot II
course, become law but IL Is a clear
sharp aud clean cut answer 10 the bond
selling, gold grabbing game which
Wall street syndicates are trying ~
force upon the c0untry. SENATOR Jones
has made q gallant fight and won a
splendid triumph
The Van Buren press., 1896-02-15

ABEAssls had ninety nine business
failures last year ~ only one failHfs b.
Dyer II 90 population 1esas and
Kansas bad each one failnre 10 si~sut
s's0 P6pplafioB
The Van Buren press., 1896-02-15

TIE biggest trust ever formed on rne
Pacific coast and representing capital 0f
u over <~g lHi0 1f9 nas 8sen e0nsugn
mated r. is hhe Central Lumber
Company u California and Id
membership includes every lumber NIL,
a. snip owners wholesale and retail
dealers ~ the Western coast Of the
Caifed states and British Columbia.
The Van Buren press., 1896-02-15

4he ssaie made ia n l0s On 80 t<1
worth ~ the bonds ~ account VI the
echoJ furd but II was MOI accepted ~ i
was considerably l0wsf thsB that n the
Morgan wh9 bid fH ibe whole
aHi0aHt.