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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-09
Ter ct. S~uuifntps Sunglings=
ScrCiu

bcQjnQ aud ojeie5 ,50br oos FeIt ieines
GWugp0trONc9i in icierli1er Melie. Qlm
Gcltc lclbit, ON 6reitn8 peril. MOhe,
WOr ocs WtOrQCn8 nm b0lb icbs l9r
'clcrIihc. NDb0mt. wel6Cm Der Tercin
h~ejUDbntt uno mcIde8 Der ct. WInrlen
&irhcuGOr 0lrt iclnen GeiNn8 er-
EDhtc.
Tim Nor0benoe oc$ TcItc3, an Com
n~cr9tUI NbcnO, mar cine b0hIt gemiltbz
DOlIc, weltlidt l]lnterboltun9 BON Den
WNtgljeoern oe9 Ct. YOniIutirs Ser
zines uuter WtitWlrtung oe5 ct. So
bOnncs &erein9 DerauIt0ltet norocn.
3us 4rOQrNmm beituno Nrls @ei0ng-
nOrtra0en i'm 6bOr uno SOlO, 8iOIin=
iOlO nit GetlumotiOnen, tur3e 3beater=
itiife uuo 9teocu. Die GrOfnun0s=
rcoe belt @err &. @onner; Hep. DR..
0UrrOl rihtete einige bereote Grma6=
nuuGcn an bic jun9en WiGnner llno
&eU. BOeOin0 belt Die S6luBOniprG6e.
Die llnterbOltung mar cine b09It 9eilt-
unO 9emlltbOple.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-09
Sic GiutIciSuugsFcirr i'm IutterBauic
Der Trnu;istanrrinncn.

0reijcbn YoituInntinncn lino in Der
rerflOllsu YSDde DOrberejtet mOroen I'm
oOs Cpfer ibre5 &cbens ais Orocnsz
lbmeltern Dem Qerrn an Nltore Oar3u=
brin9eu. yter. u. ToeOiuQ BON Der
Ct. WtOrien 8emein0e bat bic o~iertd0i=
gen @rer5itien 8eleitet, Wel6e Qeitern
Nbeno 9ei6lORen wuroen, Gls Die N5s
plrantlnnen gum Sroensberufe CUR bl.
Yei6te 9in9en.
Seute' WtOr0en I'm 9 llbr fNno bic
feierIl6e GintleiOung mad einem GeOls
tenomte itatt, Del6e5 EeO. q. 4. 6euers
itetn celebrirte, uno bel meltem Der
bOdrU'ite Serr Gr3bii6Of WeiQr. Sen,
1lclleQ, iOmie cine AnSn6l Stern uno
8et0nnter Der Observation-Disclosures 3u9e.
gen Woren. Sic 6eier berlief ME als
jdbrIi6 in erbebenoer @eiIe. Ser
bO6W' te Sr Gr3bii6Of belt cine Din.
1pra6e an bic DeriGmmelten 8lQubi9en.
Die N0men Der YOitulNutiuuen parer
uno limb Wie fOlgt:
SRI. &Hla 8erper, 2urcm6ur9, Soma, jeet
ShWeiter SO. Qcouu.
SRI. GliiObetb Gousbriit, Suuiata, 0e6r.
jet S6Delter 70. WtorellIoO.
SRI. Sulta %OumOr. Qeuiiou Soma, jeSt
G6Deiter 30. HoioliIGoo.
6rI. WtGr9QretBG @aumou, G~euiiou, Su.,
tett S9melter Wt. GnLallnoa.
Srl. auna 0tl6cls. Nemisr Soma, iesi
G6welter ID. SOpbin.
sri. WorIa .3enier. gibtou, Soma, ieSt
G6wefter 0t. GamiaIm.
Sri. Waria 6Gpier, ct. Soiep5, Sa., iesi
G6weiter Wt. &malio.
nj. @briitiue Vtovtilt, GtacvutQe, Soma,
iegt S3rGSf.sr W. NOretto.
,Sa. 6ranSiSta Ruter, Rem Sienna, Sd.,
lett S6weiter W. Triooline.
,yrl. Wtarta Wtrp'r, TpersuiQe, Sa., ieSt
S9meiter 30. @DaciltbQ.
MI. 9brtitine Gblute, 6eItiua, Soma, iest
$5mclter VI. GOnumbu.
Fri. WtoriG 6ebriW9, 9rown, Soma, ieSt
G6weiter SO. abeIina.
6r!. @Gttarinu glllliug, Selma, Soma,
ieSt S6Weter Dt. 6ermiua.
0ti8r. SenneiicD crtbeilte bel Der
Seier aud fini5ebn W0iientinoern uno
elmer In3abl S6weterH Oas bl. Sairas
ment Der Gtrmun9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-09
Sorrcfpon0cn3cm.
@tlber't8oille, Soma,
,. Sunni 1896. {

@tlbertsbille, Soma,
5. Sum- 1896.
Wertber Serr Conner!
@eiiern ipurbe bier bas bl. Sfroh=
lei6namsielt 9eIeiert. 3rOb Der req
lterll6en g8itterung pllrOe OOb oas
6eIt auf m09li6t ih6ne @eiie bolls
5o9en. gu Der Seer paren lieben
Yrlelter aus Der Nadbdrihoft su9e9en
lluo Sablrei6e Menihcn bon @oterloo,
eagle 8rope. Seiup, Snoepenoence,
gBalter, urbanu uuo Barclay mobn=
ten Der lelt'ameu 6eier bel. I'm 10
ubr beQann bds feierli9e So6amt,
tpel6es BON Jtso. SuuQbcrtp bon
Ga9le 6entre, ailiItirt oOn &cb. 9rer=
Ter bDn Snoepenoeuce uno 9teo. GooneD
BON 98aterloO, oarQebra9t Dllr0e.
0ier 1T Su bemerten, oab &eu.
9augbertD elm ausQeiei6neter SQnQer
1T. 9tah Dem 0O9Omte fono Die ieier=
ll6e PrOSeiiion itott. Ser 66or,
llnter Der Seltung oes tiittl0en Gr1u=
nllten @uQen Nt0rion, ~Iieferte ben Teicr=
llhen @eian9 in ieDr ihOnem Glonq.
Ser ct. SOursntius Inter
itiibun9s=Gerein, TO MitQlicocr tart,
betbeili9te li5 in corpore an Der Nro=
%seiliOn. 9ie Yroeiiiou luar u!rtli6
cine Derrlihe. Ser gSes Der 9ro3ciIion
mar bon einCm @noe bis sum 0nOern
nit griinem Sdumhen Qeihmllft urO
Der i60ue SreuS>Ue9 mo6te Den @anQ
gu einem Iebr erbebenoen. 9ie neuu
8riumpbbOgen rpGren ole oui ih0uite
4e3lert. Sic brei NItdre. mclAe in
re6t biibiden, aus godiein erritAteten
&opellen Gui1eihmiift lpnrcn, warcn
cine praht. lleber Die ,3eit unO glrz
belt, Die es %toitcte Oleies allies ber;u=
"ltellen. peldes ia ben Qutcu Qeutcn
Der 8emeinoe ulO ben Iieben Sdul-
iAmeftcrn 5u9cidrieben miro, beipuoerS
aber Den Sbpcitern, meIbc Die RirbCns
oltQre il auBeroroentIib Qel1miift b0t=
ten, 0alitr tOnnen mir @Ott bios Dan.
len, baB mir bic Gele0erbeit 6Qbeu,
Elm iOltes Set 81 feiern, oo es ia iebr
plele Stcllcn 8iebt, no lie es nj6t ieicrn
t0nnen. llno Der Iiebe 8ott m6Qe es
allen perQeIten bic Oo3u balIen Die
6elerlI6teit 3l peri60ncru. Sen Geu=
ten oonten mir fir Sbre freunoli4e
S%beilnabme, uno ibr ib0ncs 9etro0en.
Sn 9etreii aui uniern SeeI ior9er 9ater
gtemmers mOllen mir n~IeerGolen, mas
elm e d er Yrieiter ulls ioQte:
"What would Gilbertsville be with
out Father Nemmers? There is no
match for him. He offers his
health and wealth for his good
people," (3u 8euti6: ,,g8a8 mare
8ilbertsbile obne Batter gtcmmers?
leIres Glei6en lit ni9t me6r. Gr
opfert feline @efunO6cit uno Rei9tbum
iiir iein 9utes .8Olt.") Der Mann
bat &eAt. Nt69e Der Iiebe @ott Den
Quten &ater gtemmers fir icine Wtilben
uno Seitreben belObnen, 0enn ieines
8Iei9cn lit ieltsn gu iinoen. Qm gtud=
mittage fGno Die ieierlibe Neiper itOtt
WObel Die STRIDE gut Qcfiat mar; am
8Ormitto9e mar Oa5 ib0ne 9rOBe @ot=
te56aus au tlein II. mebrcre mu6teu ouBer
Der Stride mcilen. No0 mill i'd bier
bemerten. ooB leioer Die liebe S6me-
tier @Ottlieb Der 6eier niht beimoDncn
tOmnte, oenn ie lit iebr tr0nt.
6rett09 g, Den ). SUM.
Seute morGen iOnO oas 9egrdbniB,
oe5 l2iG9ri9en Spbne, Beter, bon
Barbara Ybilips ltutt, uno am 8iens=
tag brunnte oNs ih0ne neue Suus bon
Wite Ambroip, IT., nieoer. Ierluit
$500. 8erItberung $1,000.
9}. q.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-09
SHcrtcr! SHertcn!

@ir oertnuTen unier iebr QrOBes
MONrcnIuNer aus uuo Olles &prbun.
oene mus fort. g8ir eriuben uniers
Sunoen freunolidit OOr3uipreben unO
iih oieie lcgte @elc0enbeit 8u 9tube gu
MAIDEN. On Sbnen wobl ni6t pit cine
iOl6e Gele9cnbeit 9eQeben miro, @oo=
rem 81 10 biQi0en 4reiie gu t~oufen.
Sic tennen uniere NuswnDl: GQen=
w00ren. &ur5mOorerl, SpiBen, Sei=
Oenitoife etc. Sprc6en sic Dor! Sic
MAIDEN ben Preis, mir 0eben bic Ma0=
rem. SeiB 81 " al 0 II.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-09
MISUNDERSTANDING

Sn Der Ct. GROrien=Girde ipuroen
Wittwpb pOr. g8Ohe Scrr SeinriG
&0ep lno SSrdulein MtNrin Gulbcrg
pom Do6p. GOter SObOnncs cbeli6
9etraut. Der YrQutiQGm lit Der
9eidGbte SObn DCs 0errn unO Der
6r0u &aep pOn bier uno lit GcibGit5=
iiibrer bes GepNrtemcnts= StOreS bOn
SOiepb Simone5 IL So. an Der Gfe
Der Is. uno Gl0Ditrabe. Sic &rNut
1T Die Sohter Der o%lbefonnten Sd
mile Gulberg ppn 0Glcn0, Su.
Na6 Der tir6iiAen 6cier, mel6e friib
Wor9ens itOttiOnO, trot oOs Yroutpanr
cine SO63eitsreiie nNA Dem Siten an.
0ratuliren!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-09
Wcgcu Irchsiha0rn.

S6 empisble hermit Stroop's beriibmte,
lib ilber 100 Sabre beuGbrte, pom mir ims
portirte Blluer. Sreielbeu beileu ieben
liod nidt aui9cbro6eueD 6rebs iorpobl
inrerli6 ais duBeriid.
SD lit einmGl oil Wageufrebs, NIB elm
onoeres Wal an eiucm 6rebie inter benz
Au9e. SD 9ebraubte Stroop's Seilmittel
ge9eu ben 6rebs unb muroe pom ielbem
prompt 9ebellt.
Srau Sliia6etb S6pammann,
ct. Slcas, Soma.
28e9eu 9tdberem aoreiIire man:
GoWarb .. Soeoing,
ct. 2ucaS, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-09
Die sgirua Sas. 0ebi & Co.,

SIDE Der z. unO 90 ntraBe c.
1T betannt als zines Der beItcu Ger-
ta%ufsbGuier Der Staot fir alle Mrtitel
III Gllen- unb SurSwaaren, fir Sep=
pi1e nno Seltii6er uno audi fir ale
Waaren, fuclhe Den peri6ieoenen Sab
resseiten angemelien lino. Nles lit
edit nno bauerbait bel mO9li9lt biuigen
YreiIen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-09
Gegcn 3rcbsina0en.

Inter oieiem 5itel finoen unisre
Geier an Onoerer STEELE cine 9ln3sige
Delde cine Seilmetbooe Oes plslbe=
tdmpiten Srebsiduoen on9ibt. IS
b0noelt Iib bier nm cine getGmpIung
bes &rebies ourd Elm i nneres Wtit=
tel fiir oeiien GrfOlg bel rihti0er gln=
%penouug, Der our6aus SuOerldIli9e
YeIiBer bon StrOOp's Seilmittel iebr
befrieoi8enoe 3eu8niNe 0ufSu5ei8en
bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-09
Gcjnuocrc Witthcilung.

Der llntersci6nete erloubt it6 bier
nit mItSutbelleu, oOB er nun Gruppens
biIOcr unO einselne photographer,
beionoer5 Yiloer BON GrlttOmmunIt0ns
ten gu ~beiOnoers Qilniti9en 9reiien Der.
icrti9t. Nit jeOem 0uBeno Siloer
pom &ommunifanten piro cine Sri9is
nal=YBOtO9rnpbIe Oes Yupit SEQ XIII.
gratis bei9e9eben. Stern mOllen OieIe
GeIe9enbeit nidt unbenuBt pOriibers
0eben lOieu.
S8nOtiu5 Sanci9,
bel Eb. u. Gent,
1890 SDwu=S traBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-09
Scr s6aorn in Dubuque Guuntb,

mel6en bic Stiirme Der Derf. 98O6e
un0erihtet bNben, bslGuft ii6 I'M 8oH=
sen aui iiber $50. 600. 9ur9 Gers
lutte an Grildeu uno an Q8e9en miro
ben SupsrOiiOren cine Nu39dben BON
etna 500, 600 OeruriN1t. Die
Stuot 9Dcr8pille foil S6Uoen i'm Dee
TRACE bon $40, 900 81 DerSei9uen bG=
ben,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-09
Gas neuc SrrcusNllt

in g8et Dubuque melbe5 inter bsr
8urmber3i9en SAmeltern itebt puroe
an SOnntO9 Wor9cn DOm Bobluilroigs
ten 9errn Gr5biibOf &cnneiD in @c=
9eHwart elmer QrOben 3abI Yrielter
rno Gdien ein0eie0nct.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-09
Scrr Subnuu Smnciner,

,pcl6er Sl Der 6irma S6neioer llno
SbOmpiOu bon bier 9ebOrte, bat in ct.
GOuis SelbltmOro, ME Die 3~eitun9en
berihten III einem NnTdlle bon 9Babn=
linn. be0on9cn. inoem er lid in Den
Wiiiiilippi ~ltilrSte. 3uDiel @eihdfts-
Nrbelt iOu Den SrrIinn Derurlabt be-
bPu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-09
ScutIGcr gGcins II. 2iqu0rcnbanSlcr.

&tine g8eine uno 2iquore in irQcno
mcider QuantitQt per SAP, Salon
ODER 6lNibe, fir jeoen @ebraud gu
@rOBpcrtoufs : PrciIen bel 8. 81.
S6unt, 81 g6te StruBe, spii6en Der
HOcuit unb Sluif StraBe, Dubuque,
.&pipQ.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-09
Snfnlac rincr Gebrrtranflrit

on weldcr er ibOn ieit brei Sabren
bat liN Serr SebOiian S6lciNer
gu Sctte bcgcben miillen. Sur cine
.beionocr5 0eI4ifte dr5tIi9e 8eDNnoIung
oOs S4limmite bermeioen sl
tOnnen. 0OifentIiA iino Die pOrbau=
oenen 8eIilrbtun9en unbe9riinoet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-09
Trauuna III ScQcnne.

Sn Der Ct. Soiepb's=Sirde gu gelle=
bue purosn Oerfl. g9O6e WtittWO6
Serr 8. q. S6rOoer nit SRI. SOBOnna
Wt. @rObs bonn bO9w. Sater Sies ebes
LID setrGut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-09
Mcb. Z. U. @cGer.

iueIder Iriiber ol8 SiilIsprieiter an Der
Ct. Wtorientirhe bier in Dubuque Iuu=
9irte, bat Die StClle ais MeoGtteur oes
,G0tbolii0cs SonntoQ5bIutt" bon Gbiz
cn0O, ST., on Stele oes Serrn glrtbur
ErcuB ilbernommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-09

- gu Neu g8icn f~eierten Serr uno
SrOu gllbert Sermieu leBte WOhe oGs
6eit i6rer QolOenen 9O63eit in 8e9ens
mart elmer iebr sublrei6en SA0ar BON
6reunoen uno 8eriuauoten, Delde ben
@eieierten cine 8rOBe 3a9l iaOner De-
i6ente perebrten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-09
3. g. Shrococr &c Gn.,

Gde Der s. uno Wbite=S r.,
miro Sbre SefcQun9en fir 6utter,
@etreioe, 9eu, Strob, &nlt, Cement,
0OlS, &obIen, 6en5piOIten etc. etc. 0uf
Oas Seirieoi9enoite 0usiiilen. SeIes
phpne 267.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-09
- 6. s. geterion, 3abnarst.
WrinGt.

$50 III Sobu @oli? Serielbe fam Dor
nn9eiGbr brei Sobreu uad Amerifa NIB lieB
lu6 BET GemarS, Sa.. uieoer, no er bis por
elili9er s3cit perrueilte. gSir wiiroel iiiT
QuStInft iiber oenielbeu oanfbdr ieiu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-09
Strae bel cinem Priefrr acjubt.

Gin Ledger Waun in ben 5O,iSer Sabren'
iudt cine Steue bel eiuem beutideu Y~rieiier.
GerieIbe bat l6ou iriiber bel G,rieiierm gears
better. NeSen Naberes psnoe man lid au
G.. K. care of German Catholic Printing
Co.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-09

-9r. %. 9raD YruttiIder 2lr3t uno
Spesialiit fur Augeu- Obrens gtaien.
unD SaIstrantbsitsu. 1857 Soma Gtra.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-09

Scriubcn Sic Die ucucn SiaiGcn>
birrr Der 9ubnqnc Walting &c.,
nGrpurt" uu0 bouquet. Sicielbe
iiuO III SlaiGen bon elmer Pint OOrr
G.uart 81 Baben. Selep9uur 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-09

- Sic t0nneu fiber iein ooB es quite
SlquOren lino, lpcnn Sir oielelbsn in
y. Is. MurroD ~ SO. GroBpcrtaufss
0aus 9e9enilber benz Sotel Sulien, taus
fen.
Is. s. geterion, 3 abnarst.
9Gl MainltraBe.
= g. 6. Murrap & Co., ocgens
iiber Dem SOtel Sulien, miro Sbnen
Weine nno 4iqu0re fir SIREN Yri.
oatgebraub 81 ben ni~eoriSlten 8roB-
pertaufspreiien D~ertauien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-09
StaAt nud Amgegeua.

Entered at the PostOffice ut Dubuque, Iowa
and admitted for transmission through
the mails at s~ecOnd-class rates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-09
MuS GeutIhInps.


S5 roor felt IS Subrsn nit Sr6irpier b:hnftet; cers
iudte u.ridt,oene Wtttcl uuo GCr;tc bageocu obrr obue
FrioIe, bis Id Qo'tor S6utg'5 HerueusS tdrtsr uobm;
,itosm babe th in II Wotsu fstueu Grtal mehr 9ebubt.
60 i5retbt gb. Icup6buer aus Stetrod TN GprtI 1895.
Sins @crico.
CQrGcbro, G~oobuild, Irrtl e5.
Es frb MN htirutt 8 Sabre Ieitbsm fd Ste erit,u @u'
ifu, uou gpiIepiD bel rlttrcrt Sobre jetgteu uro iettesH
babe Id lbcr 5000 ouSgegcbeH, nm TIN eurb Die btiteu
Wcrste tn oieiem yunoe uuo europa bcbanoclu gu laneu.
cher aLcs obne @rioIQ; iettoen1 or nun ben erteH Sottel
poq ron Boitor Roeuto'S NerpeusS tdrfcr uahm, bot e.
fctuen sIHi10 esbubt. or bat bs itet uTr 2a iluittn
pou oapon Qeronrulcr, fam uber Jest pieotr opeS Dertros
gen. - Mud Elm 8cInuutcr por mir. Der tdalt6 SO
stuidIle BON 7Souiutt iett 90 Sabrer bate. bat tstnen
Grial In Q YtouatcH 8cBuBt, isttSem or Qaitor SeeHt9f
RerueBs Sta.tcs HiTrIt. Gath. EenoptnsS
rsxS rtr tocrtbooues BUD FIR yteroenIetoeuoe
SNVpk uuo cine Qrobes6laihe 7%uqeinrot. NrHIe
C~VN erbaItru outb bic Wieoi5tn u%nlonit
Gtefe Wcol5tu ipurbe felt benz Sabre 1876 Bon Dem
6otlp. QQltor &Dutg III Bort WoDue. Sro., 3~IbereIte2
nuo Jest inter ictncr Inpeiilug BON Der
KCENiC MED. CO, Chicago, III.
40 S. Franklin Street.
Sc. glppthsfern su ha5cn fIt
500 Ole HIaide, & TIaidjcE fir $500;
eruBe Sf.5S, g fur 5000.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-09

Rlpans Tabules cure liver troubles.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-09

Rlpans Tabules assist digestion.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-08-25
NO FUSION IN VANCE COUNTY
The Republicans Decide On a Middle
of-the-Road Course.

Henderson, n. C. Aug. 24-(SpeciaD
There has been considerable stir in
This county for several weeks. The
Republicans first held their conven-
ton and nominated only part Of
ticket, leaving the Sheriff, Treasurer,
Coroner, Surveyor and one County
Commissioner to be named by the Pop
ulists, in case fusion was decided upon.
The Populsts met and, after hard
fight and much feeling, by a small ma
iority, decided to fuse, and
named men for these places. A large
majority of the Populists then declared
openly that they would not vote the
ticket. The Republicans then began
to kick for full straight Republican
ticket. This resulted in a meeting on
Saturday of the Republicans, at which
a full Republican ticket was put out.
The meeting decided for a straight
ticket, and made the test to vote for
Republicans from Mckinley down.
They also endorsed Massey, of John
ston, for Congress.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-08-25
ONE METHOD TO ADVANCE
SOUND" MONEY.

We published on Sunday morning
the call of the so-called Sound money"
men for a conference to be held at
Greensboro, August Goth, to send dele
gates to the Indianapolis convention.
We do not know how many of the
gentlemen whose names were signed
to that call authorized the use of their
names, but the following note from
Mr.. Isaac i. Dortch, leading Demo
crat of Goldsboro, now visiting in Raj
eigh, shows that at least one name
used was unauthorized:
Raleigh, n. c. Aug. "a, 1896
TO the Editor: In the Sunday edi-
ton of your paper, there appears a
call for a meeting at Greensboro, on
August Goth, to organize The National
Democratic party which purports to
be signed by me.
Il neither signed such call, nor au-
thorized any one to sign it for me,
nor am | in sympathy with such move
ment.
yours very truly,
II. +. DORTCH."
With Herr Most talking for sound
money" in New York; W. c. p. Brock
inridge leading the fight for 'honest"
money in Kentucky, and the unauthor-
lied use of the name of distinguished
Democrat in North Carolina, the new
movement for Sound money by the
more-holy-than-thou crowd of reform
ers, the National party is moving on
swimmingly.
The unauthorized use of Mr.. Dortch's
mama is a sorry piece of business that
would have been unworthy of even
an advocate of a deprecated" cur
rency. How many other gentlemen
were similarly misrepresented we do
not know.
Mr.. Dortch is a Democrat. He is no
kicker, bolter, or disorganizer. Mr..
De La Croix would do well to request
his select few to meet and pass this
resolution and adjourn:
Resolved, That as Democrats
we will follow the advice of Mr..
Cleveland, given in 1892, ito sub
NIT to the arbitrament Of the
National convention
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to Georgia with added reputation. He
has made an ideal public officer-hon-
est, able, industrious--talt rank
with Teller, Lamar and the great men
who have preceded him. lie found the
work in his department far behind;
he leaves it up-to-date. He has sur
rounded himself by clean and honora-
BILE men who are q credit to the public
service. He has reduced expenses more
than i'm any other department. He has
administered justice. He has been
faithful and upright. However men
have disagreed with him, all have
found that he has been wanting in
no essential that makes n great and
an honest public servant. He has al
ways been frank and direct, manly and
courageous, Independent and fearless.
He does not know what it is to take
orders from any man. His is a mind
born to direct. He is a masterful man,
strong in self-reliance and in the CON
seriousness of the strength of ten
that is given to him whose heart is
pure"
1t is a matter OF profound regret that
the Democrats should have chosen a
President whose infidelity to his party
makes the presence of a true Democrat
in his cabinet undesirable. We have
fallen upon strange times, when a
Democratic President demands that all
Democrats close to him shall be untrue
to their political obligations. Hoke
Smith did not wait to be told that
only party traitors could sit in the
cabinet. When he determined to be
true to his party, Mr.. Smith resigned
his. portfolio, preferring to do that
rather than to permit himself to cause
the President any embarrassment.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

Second District-F. A. WOODARD,
of Wilson
Third District-FRANK TH0MP-
SON, of Onslow.
Fourth DISCRETIONARY W. POU,
of Johnston.
Fifth District-W. w. KiTCHIN, of
Person.
Sixth District-JAMES A. LOCK
HART, of Arson.
Seventh Distriet-SAMUEL j. PEN
BERTON, of Stanly county.
Eighth Distriet-RUFUS a. DOUGH
TON, of Allegheny county.
Ninth District. S. ADAMS, OF
Buncombe.
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The Democrats Of Mecklenburo
unanimously re-nOminated Mr.. w. c.
Dowd, editor of the News, for the
Senate. He made a Statewide reputa-
ton in the last Senate, and the whole
State will be glad to hear of his re-
nomination. Another editor, Mr.. j. A.
editor of the Statesville Mas
cot, has been nominated for the House
in Iredell. He is popular and will win.
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NO fight on the currency question
can turn my people, said Col. Ham.
Jones in the Mecklenburg convention.
This is commended to those gentlemen
who call themselves Democrats, and
talk about voting for Mckinley or a
boiling Democrat.
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Wake up your liver but be sure you
take Simmons Liver Regulator to do
it whit will do it every time, and
do it so well that you'll feel wonderful
ly refreshed and strengthened. 1t is
Simmons Liver Regulator that does it.
There is only one Simmons Liver Regu-
lator, and you'll know it by the red z
on the package. Take nothing elese, and
you'll be sure to get all the good health
promised.
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Mr.. Bryan goes out among the peo-
pie, and speaks ito them. Mark Hanna
hires train and carries as many as
can be paid to go, and Mckinley man
ages to get off at least one speech a
week to the subsidized excursionists.
1t comes high, but Mark Hanna and
his syndicate can afford it.
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party. The chief opponents Of the
resolutions were extreme socialists.
Patrick H. Winston is the nominee
on the fusion ticket in Washington Tor
Attorney General.
Morrison is to stump Illinois for Bry-
an. He is not a silver man, but he is
Democrat with big d.
Senator Hill gave a dinner to Mr..
and Mrs. BRYAN in Albany. 1t IS be-
1jeyed this settles his attitude and that
he will support Bryan.
Mark Hanna paid the way of 5000 pot
tery workers to Canton yesterday, ana
MCKINLEY made them the regulation
speech. Mark is a great man to draw
crowds.
John Chamberlin is dead. He had
been the friend of almost every public
man in America for thirty years, and
was n host who had rare tact and judg-
ment. He kept the best house in Wash
ington, and every epicere knew that
at Chamberlin's were delicacies found
nowhere else. He was warm-hearted,
generous and faithful to his friends
The Washington correspondent of
the New York Herald wires that paper:
president Cleveland favors the nomi-
nation of sound money Democratic
ticket by the Indianapolis convention.
[ have positive information from alb
solutely reliable sources that the Presi-
dent and his cabinet, with the excep-
ton of Secretary Smith, will support
the nominee of the Indianapolis con-
vention."
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NOTES AND COMMENTS.

Mark Hanna says "Coclran's speech
was just superb" We are to judge
from this that Mark is content with
his notwithstanding Post
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Mr.. Sheehan, leader of Tammany,
says there is no doubt that New York
county will give the largest majority
for Bryan that it has ever given a
Democratic ticket. He added: "The
plain people win elections, and they
will be for Bryan this fall
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Cyclone" Davis proposes to stump
Texas for Mckinley if the Republicans
will endorse the Populist candidate for
Governor. 1t is now apparent why
that fellow was so anxious for a mid
dle-of-the-road ticket at ST. Louis.
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NATIONALS:
STATE:
For Governor,
CYRUS 3. WATSON,


OF Forsyth.
For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
THOMAS W. MASON, !
Of Northampton.
For Secretary of State,
CHARLES NJ. COOKE.
Of Franklin.
For State Treasurer,
BENJAMIN L. AYCOCK.
Of Wayne.
For State Auditor,
ROBERT M. FURMAN
OF Buncombe
For Sup't Public Instruction,
JOHN c. SCARBOROUGH,
OF Johnston.
For Attorney General,
FRANK /. OSBORNE,
Of Mecklenburg.
For Asso. Justices of Supreme Court,
A. C.. AVERY, OF Burke,
GEORGE lei. BROWN. Of Beaufort.
For Judge of the Superior Court of the
Fifth District,
JAMES S. MANNING,
OF Durham.
For Electors at Large,
LOCKE CRAIG, Of Buncombe,
w. C. DOUGLASS, Of Moore.