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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-09-16

Letosnf rok je pro ,isk p6ro. Mee
byl zastrGen do pochvy. Jedina
moe, )fz je ted potfebf, je moe roz-
umu jedina sfla, jfz Sc dlusro do.
volavati, je intelligence a vlastene.
ctvi." Mckinley promluviv pax o
vfznamu vefejneho tisku, vyslovil
sve uznani blahopfanf zurnalisttm
ohio skym k nyDaisi cinnosti.
DR.. Barth o Bryanovi.
Mezi hosty, kteff pond6lf W. j.
Bryana chicagskeho Auditorium
annexu do Scbuetzenparku provazeli,
byl ! dr.. Barth, znam5 pemeoky ffs
sky poslanec. kter5 pfijel do Spoj.
Stath pozorovat boj mennou otaz.
kn bezprosttednf blfzkosti. DIR.
Barth byl Bryanovi pfedstaven a
bavil SO MIN delsf dobu. vyslovil
SO potion, ze Bryan zda Sc osobna
byti panem mad mfru svarnSm 10
tedy nenf divu, 10 doveie svd poslu.
chace ma okamzik nadchnou,i. Co 40
Iyce vnitfnfho obsahu jeho feoi, to
pry je ovSem lina vec. DIR. Barth
nemase pochopiti, "jak lid6 pola
rozumnf, mohou zdanliv6mu dokaro.
gant Bryanovu n6jakou vahu ptikA.
iati."
Jlny usudek.
Baron Won Hermann cd n6mecke-
10 velevyslanectvs We Wsshingtonu,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-09-16
Noyym Odbtrateldm.

Ttmto poskytajeme rylAs,ni W,
hody sice'
kdo nam nssle co csuth, tomu
postla,i badem ttdennfk l'okrok
ZApadu DO noydho roka a xaslemo
mn podobisnu Mckinleyho xdar.
ma.
Adresujte dopisy q rasyIky jed
noduse ma
P0krok Zapadn, Omaha, Neb.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-09-16

PfsdpIstitsItm diskme syto "a
yremie . 10 fdsrms, bud odbtrs,e.
lam dossysdnfm, Ltsif posad pied.
pIaesno nemsli DO nossho foku
pifitiho go pftdplsti, aneb
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-09-16

vnbTYAns " eefYaheH4 PfIsto bylo
nAaIedaIiof pfohIkseni sAssd,
ItapublikAns nebfsaaif. sastoapeni
souvenei, piihlaAaIi 80 ! ,AsadAm,
prohIAaenfm pIstfofms, phjatb
nArcdnf konvenof ' NJ. f.ouisu. ka
plstform5 strany, kterkI neslydi ~
a. ayou minulost . nemusf upous,t.i
Cd iAdnaho dlknku svgoh dkvntoh
rAssd.
IIlsvnf ttohto rAkladnioh rAssd
jest oohrann6 clio, kserti ps6ujc o
ksidf ameriokf rajsm zsberpocuje
neIvStai mfru dobra amoriek6 praci;
reciproci,a, kierAi. vyhledAvaIio svd.
tov6 trhy pro nase ptebytsdnf pro-
dukty, nikdy nevada 80 mrdy AMI
jsdin9hs dno, nhleiejfci smeriok6mu
dslnfka; plnocenuy dollar, TAX dobry
jako vlada neposkvrndny, jako JOLT
prapor; dollar, ktery iost dobrfm
nojcn donna, ntbrz dobr5m ysude,
kamkoliv obehod saba; - TAX do.
brym rukou farmera d6lnika,
jako v rukou kapitalisty, tovArnika
neb korporace.
Zahranionf politika, kteraz ctf
americky prapor xjednava mu dctu
"a hranicemi; kteraz podmifuje sym.
patie americkeho lidu v zhpase utla-
eovanych sousedfi svobodu q samo.
sprAvu kterM odmitA tresce ja-
k6koliv zasahAnf vojenskych moci
stareho svGta ma nzemf kterekoliv
americkd republiky.
DomAcf politika, kteraz uznava IA
spravedlivo, ably vyslouzilchm unio-
nistick6 armAdy dostalo SO hojneho
uxnani kdekoliv mozno, pfednosti
pfi obecnem zamestnAnf; kterM ne.
dopoustf, ably kterykoliv unionisticky
vojfn, jeho vdova neb sirotek, byli
zbaveni pense pravideln6 povolene,
bes pfedchazejfcfho uvedomenf q
vysetfenf, tax ddkladneho a nestran-
neho, jako onoho, ma iehoz zaklade
byla pense pbvodne povolena, kteraa
pecuje dostate6ns ptfjem ku krytf
b6zneho vydanf a udrzenf obecneho
dv6ru; kteraz nepfipouatf zadnou
vymluvu pro rozmnozenf nArodniho
dluhu dobach mfru q peel vede o
obnovenf naseho obchodnfho lodstva.
Republikane Nebrasce co nej-
srdedneii schvalujf navrzenf sveho
prvnfho vyvolence, VIM. Mckinley
no Ohio "a presidenta a Garrett A.
Hobarta z New Jersey "a nhmastka
zavazujf Sc jim svoif nadsenou a
nerozdflnou podporou.
Oni schvalujf statnf zakony nd
lezitym obmexenim pro bezpecnost
ochranu lidu, die nichz by vespolpe
pojisrovaci spoleoposti mohly bgt
zaklAdany. Zakon, opravhujfci po-
hoteleho k pine nahrad6 skody, ne
mel by b5ti odvolan ami zmirnen
jakymkoliv spasobem, jfmz by zma-
fena byla spravedlnost ieho ustano.
vent.
Statnf skolni fondy mely by bSti
do posledniho dolaru ulozeny CEN
nSch listinach, pfedepsanSch dstavou
pfednost m6la by se dati statnim
okr. dpishm.
Oni schvalujf usnesenf kongresu,
kterSm povoleny byly prostfedky k
zfizenf vladnf vystavky v transmits
sissippsks vystav6 r. 1893 prohla.
sujf se pro stcdry pffspevek ze stat
nf pokladny k podpofe a6ela VISTA
Wy, TAX ably pfinesla cest statu byla
hodnou 5Asti xem6, kterou zastupuie.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-09-16

a tolik hlash pro tolik a tolik kandi-
data. velka porota pro nadchaze-
jfcf termin trestnfho soudu prav6
byla vylosovana.
Y kampan6 Texasn.
Statnf republikanska konvence "a
Texas konAna v litery We Fort Worth
70 Getn6ho i6astenstvf delegath.
Pfedseda Grant upozorhoval ma po-
tfebu shody, ktera kdyby mela Pfc
vahu Texasu, zvit6zili by republi
kAni. Kaukus usnesl ee ma dohodnutf
s populisty a zlatymi demokraty v
ten smysl, 10 republican, odeyxdajf
sye hlasy pro populistickou tiketu
st6tni le ma elektoralnfm lfstku
bude 8 republikanh, 4 populist6 8
zlatf demokrat6.
Redaktofi Ohia McKinleyho.
V itery odpoledne navstfyila maj.
McKinlavho Cantond, Ohio, Edi-
torial Ass q, jii vedl John Hoplcy
cd Bucyrus Journalu. X prhvodu
aurnalista, jako oby6ejne, pfidalo se
mnosstvf obyvatela domacfch. Nc
Kiuley, odpovfdaie ma Hopely ovo
oslovepi, prsvil mezi jinSm, ie nepa-
matuje zadne obdobf, krone obcan-
pk6 vAlky, kdy by repnblikansky tisk
TAX vsxna6n6 xastaval 6est a narodni
blshobyt, jako ted. Dale pravil:
aNe easto dana je politieke strane
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-09-16
william Mckinley.

u mtebs stan 5oalg A. d6iasy
hsAleb edbsFsislh, tJs . ak mohli
by soba opstliti stfnoa . ptkha
pfoveds nau poiobisna bedoaciho
hsssho presidents, slsfAi by mo.
bIs slosilti 81 osdoha jeIich pii.
bytks. AbYehom iasovtma piAnf
piiiIi vsiife, obIedhaIi Isrns rAsobu
ytse6nA Ffovedsnich podobifcn Mo
kinley ktsfki prodkskme
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-09-16

- Cyklon v Sc. Louisu "a 90
centh. ct6te ohlasku M jinem
mfst6.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-09-16

4.-4~~---~-.~--~-~-u~--@a
u g.. stef} sisdaIe semsdtlske
slsols itto ,emt, 'yslosil 80 ' fos.
mloyt . poliiiee tsItoi DvoIi mans
rsvsdonA W. spojsn}eh stAtseh 60.
mo,nteb, ,ph.obila ~ ssAt semi
mnoho oprsgdoyt stody. aviak vol.
nA rsiba, lfi Iest skateent piiIs.f
stitbfntho worn, bYla by mnohem
horst Nap'ekvspuIe ms, ~ Des,
sysdvihoyAn kapiiAl q teto rsmt ~
uybtIaie podminek.
Bvsa fsrmAInt pfJimA.
w ] Iyah raslsl notifiksinfmu
y}boru demokntickt nArodnf kon.
soncs pFtpis, limi formAlut pfiIfmA
nominaci - kandidk,a presidentstyi.
v pifpise tom snA ss popokfstioky
ksndidht h jedno,liytm odstayohm
ohicsgskS plaiformy. I.onumi SO,
ie tAdnA oiAsss nemh pro p. Bfysns
takost dhleiitos,i, lako otAzka mdny.
ilobart pfljaI nemInaei.
Pan Garrett A. Hobart xaslal pam
Chas. w Fafbankovi ostatnim
tlauhm notitka6niho vfboru repn.
blikhpsk6 nArodnf konyence pfipia,
jfmt pfijima formAln6 nominaci 20
kandidata mfstopresidentstyf. Zprvu
vyklhda v n6m sve stanovisko vxhle.
dem k memo pravf mezi jihfm:
Chceme-li ma dale udrieti sy6 mfsto
mezi velkymi obcbodnfmi narody,
musf.ne ustati cd provozovanf kej-
klh = touto otazkou q dati sv6tu na
jevo svo poctiv6 dmysly. Jest Ia
doucno, abychom dali ma jevo ihned
a autoritativn6, 10 "poctivy dollar"
xnacf jakykoliv dollar rovnocenny sc
zlatym dolarem nyndiafho worn va
hy a jemrosti Svot mel by b5ti
take njiAt6n, ae standardov5 dollar
americky jest TAX pevnou hodnotou,
jako francouzsky napoleond'or, bri-
tickS sovereign, nebo n6mecky dva-
ce,imark." V dalsim vyvozuje nd.
sledky, jake by Spoi. Statim pine.
slo zsvedenf stffbrne meny. Ke konci
pffpisu pravf pan Hobart, ze r. 1899,
kdy jsme byli ma vrcholu narodnfho
blahobytu, meli jsme jedin6 xlAtS
zaklad stffbra papfru TO sc volne
uzivalo jako obycejne m6ny. Nell
lame celni sazbu, vyhotovenou repu-
blikanskyma rukama pod vedenfm
velkeho statnika, ktert ted dhsledDa
vede boj "a navracenf se k politice,
lejia zyracenf ptipravilo zkazu tax
zavodhm a bfdu TAX velktm
lidu. ziIi jsme pod politi-
kou vzaiemnosti, ffxenou jin3m W.
tecnfm statnfkem pdvodnfho ameri-
ckeho typu. Chceme-li, mhzeme 80
vratiti Ike stastn5m pomerhm, jake
byly, nez Sc nyn6jsf sprava uchopila
ota2i.
Konsul Karel o zyelebenf Sibffe.
Generalnf konsui Karel Pc.
trohradd delsf zprave, zaslan6
statnfmu tajemnictvu do Wash
ingtonu, lf6f obrovsky pokrok OBJ
chodu a pramyslu v Sibffi nasled-
kem skoro jiz dokoncene trans.
xontinentalnf drahy. Skoro kazds
.Sden, tax pfse konsul Karel, "a
dada Sc Sibffi novs a novy pod.
nix. V m6st6 Semipalatinsku byl
' srpnu otevfen velkS cukrovar.
Akciova spolecnost zahajila roz-
'ahle dolovanf zlata We vSchodnf
iAsti pohoff Uralu. Dale zakla-
iajf se cetn6 dolly a zelern6 huti.
Ve Verchoturji hodla jedna spoiled.
lost zaloziti telexAfskou toyarnu 9
iapitalem asi $4,000 oos rublh.
Jdou vysetfovat do Mexika
CHICAGO Trade K Labor AssamhIv
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-09-16

Daci f1refi "ome, tohe jsme z n5kde sysel
oder vzdyr en5z podvodn enz nam akh ale ako tax
h hasa pied cym et n 10 tehdy nam o6z bova cd vobd
neho cla Kde nGho n6jaka "svobodna" opratkal?
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1896-07-29
All Are Business Men

lblDdh q 'lhFth
We say to you that you have made too
limited in its application the definition
of business man. The man who is EN-
ployed for wages is as much business
man as his employer. Continued cheer
ing.) The attorney in country town is
as much business man as the corpora
ton cou rsel in a great metropolis. The
merchant at crossroads store is as
much n business man as the merchant OF
New York. The Farmer who goes forth
in the morning aud tolls all day, begins
in the spring and tolls all summer, and
by the application of brain and muscle
to the natural resources of this country
creates wealth, is as much a business
man as the man who goes upon the
board OF trade and bets upon the price OF
grain.
''The miners who 20 a thousand feet
into the earth or climb 1000 feet upon
the cl H. and bring forth from their hid
ing places the precious metals to be
poured in the channels Of trade are as
much business men as the few financial
magnates who in back room corner the
money Of the world.
eve come to speak for this broader
class Of business men,"
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1896-07-29
Points of Recommendation.
Mea De County Messengor.l

The Hon David X. Murray is a candi-
date for Congress in the Fourth Congress
onal District. His card appears in this
issue. lie briefly defines his position to
the Democratic voters. He is opposed
to fight within his own party. He
places thesucct IS OF his party paramount
to his own. His views and conclusions
have all been reached with a view TO
harmony and the ultimate success OF his
party. Mr.. Murrsy's views on the cur
rency question are too well known to be
q, fined here. His opinions are In ac-
cord with the policy Of the late conven-
ton. Mr. Murray has been lifelong
Democrat and has ever stood us the en-
bodiment OF its principles. lie has done
valiant service for the calse and has
proved himself good man in the fight,
willing, ready and always trustworthy,
ready to take any part and he was sure
TO perform that part we'll. In our hon
est opinion he's man with great prom
Use OF usefulness and honor. lie has ca.
pacity for valuable service TO the party
and the public. lie understands how to
b'st present a political truth TO reach
the popular mind, which is great fac
ulty. He is a man Of mind and soul,
genial, earnest persuasive, firm in de.
claralions but without terms OF denunci-
alton to those who honestly differ with
him. lie advocates according to his
Judgment, but wants II TO be fight for
principle and not for men. A contest, a
struggle for principle is 10 be commend
oil, but not warfare between contend
ing persons. Mr.. Murray expects sur
port. hut only As deemed TO the good OF
the party.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1896-07-29
They Are Polters
Rowing G cen Timesl

lboWlNhS " WI
l. tho man, who makes up his mind
to follow in the wake OF the Courier
Journal, be deceived into believing that
he is not bolter All over the country
the Democratic masses met in conven-
tons in which both gold and silver men
participated. When the verdict was rem
dered aud the result cast up it was found
that the great majority of the Democrat
ic party favored the free and unlimited
coinage OF silver and their representa-
tives were 80 instructed.
1t is too late, after the gold men have
done all in their power to change that
verdict, for them to say that they took
no part in the nominatYh OF candidate
at Chicago. Up to the time OF the bal
loting the Eastern delegates were eager
to vote on every proposition and took
part in every step of the convention.
Finding that they were unable to reverse
the will of the people as expressed in
their tents and refused TO participate in
a nomination. BY every rule OF party
discipline every Democrat is bound to
support the ticket aud every man who
sewers his connection with his party now
can no longer claim to be Democrat
The Chicago Convention has written the
party law and those who repudiate it are
boilers and can no longer claim to be
Democrats.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1896-07-29
As She Figured It.

"OrlandO," she said, al am afraid You
are getting tired Of having me ask you
for money
"Well, you see" he answered, al have
a good deal Ot expense to meet Just at
this time OF year and it does seem once
in awhile that women don't make
enough allowances for that sort OF thing"
"Well, she answered, I've thought
Of way that will fix it all very nicely"
"What is it ."
whenever you go to the barber shop
and the boy brushes you oa, you give
him dime, don't You ?"
"Nes,"
"And when you are away from home
at a hotel and boy brings you ice water
you give him dime
yes"
"And mixed drink costs 10 cents.
"Of course"
Well, you've often said that women
have no head for arithmetic, but am
going to convince you to the contrary.
am going to learn to make your lavorite
mixed drinks That'll be 10 cents day.
Then I'll bring you ice water in the
morning, Thatll be 10 cents. And
then I'll brush your clothes off with
whisk broom, aud that'll be 10 cents
more. There's 30 cents day. I've fig
ured it all out on this little piece of pa
per. Three hundred and sixty-fve days
in year; that's 800 times -, which
makes Sl27 -. Ifyou will give me that
without my asking for it, just as you do
the bell boys and the bartender, | can
put it with my regular housekeeping al
lowance and manage to get along much
better. Detroit Free Press.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1896-07-29
Reaplng Results of the Gold Policy

The New York tinincal Newsl
Wall street is getting down to business
and beginning to feel the result OF the
stagnation throughout the country which
has been the inevitable outcome of twen-
ty-three years of the gold polcy-a pol
icy not of laws but OF men, a policy OF
administration not made by the laws
but by dictation a great interests. a
policy which has sacrificed the product
i've interests Of the county to those en-
gagged in promoting the floating of great
debts. People talk about the Silver
claze," the ''greenback craze" and all
sorts of crazss. The country is suffering
the natural results Of the bond craze,
which has run up to $2O,OOO, 100000, I'M
der financial policy which has cut
down the earning power Of the people,
restricted their exchanges and reduced
to z,ro the net earnings of producers. 1t
il out of these net earnings alone that
good business can be made for our vast
railway system-half that of the world
and at the bottom every dollar OF debt
created on railways and on every other
inter, st in the country, must be paid out
of net earnings tf producers. No net
earnings means no pay. The quicker
the country drops the business OF educa-
ting itself on a theory that a continual
ton of the policy of further piling up
interest bearing debt on terms which re-
strict onr power TO earn money to meet
interest and principal, or that fastening
upon ourselves policy that cripples our
powers of production and exchange is
good thing for existing securities, the
quicker we will get on the road to better
times to conditions which improve the
incomes of $4,000 900 of people, and then
we can improve the incomes OF all their
institutions.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1896-07-29
Rank Financial Folly.
New York Recorter.l


Gold.standald champions OF the most
ultra school admit that as the country
grows in population and business the
volume OF its currency must be incl eased,
or there will be trouble. But within
the last two years the circulation Of the
country has been diminished by $751;
100000. To keep pace with the coun-
try's growth the circulation should in
stead have been increased by $40 900, 900.
This means, il it is to be kept up, year
ly contraction OF the money volume on
which all business is done of about $780,
0O0, 900 year That will never do for
settled policy. Cleveland thinks it is
craftsmanship, no doubt Every intelli-
gent student OF the science of money
knows it is rank folly. 1t would event.
ually ruin all business.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1896-07-29

the money question you should never
lose sight of the fact that money is a
necessity to civilization.
Ont Of the wisdom of man came the
these metals to be coined into money
at a ratio in weight OF Is to |, or in the
ratio provided from time to time. The
option was given by law for the people
to use money made from either metal,
neither redeemable in the other, but
each of itself money. The option was
with the debtor, the persons setting
the money in motion. The debtor
used the one most accessible, so il sill
yer became the cheaper the demand
wa shifted to it, and this brought it
back to a parity with gold, or vice versa.
The two metals together, both limit
ed in quantity, furnish larger volume
OF money and more stable supply than
either alone can. AS the demand
draws first on one and then on the
other, there is an elasticity and dual
strength TO the financial system thus
arranged. With gold and silver both
as money, one relieves the strain upon
the other. One is in competition with
the other to supply the demand with
out bringing the other into immediate
competition with it to supply the de-
mand when the law is adjusted to bine-
tallism.
For all useful purposes that cater to
the desire of man in the arts and
sciences, sixteen parts OF silver are as
valuable as one part Of gold. II neither
were used as money! is reasonable to
suppose that sixteen parts of silver
would be worth more than one part Of
gold. Silver poss, sses substantially all
OF the qualities of gold. The two met
ais are similar in nearly all respects.
They are both durable; neither will
stain, corrode or rust.
The state ment so frequently heard
that the stamp OF the Government on a
metal does not add to its value is a
common error into which many people
fall. Under bimetallism the minis are
open to the free coinage OF all that
comes-of both gold and silver-and
the people have the right to use either
as money in the payment of taxes, pur-
chases and in all the transactions OF
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1896-07-29

Kiney, the Republican sound money
candidate for the presidency, think o
him? His whole political course has
been a living lie. lie has been true to
nothing because he has never had an
honest manly conviction on any great
question. lie is the highest type of the
Arkansas statesman and candidate, who,
having AL dressed his fellow citizens aud
receiving no applause, added Fellow
citizens, thenl's my views; but il they
don suit they kin be changed"
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1896-07-29
A Chance TO Make Money.

have berries, grapes and peaches,
year old, fresh as when picked, | use
the California Cold process, do not heat
or seal the fruit, Just put il mp cold, keeps
perfectly fresh and costs almost nothing /;
can put up bushel in ten minutes. Last
week sold directions TO over 100 fam
lilies; anyone will pay dollar for direct
ions, when they see the beautiful sam
pies Of fruit. AS there are many people
poor like myself, | consider 1t my duty
to give my experience TO such, and feel
confident any one eau make one or two
hundred dollars round home in few
days. will mail sample OF fruit and
complete directions, TO any Of yor read
ers, for eighteen two-oent stamps, which
is only the actual cost Of the samples,
postage, etc, to me.
FRANCIS CASEY, St. Louis, Mo.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1896-07-29
Electric Bitters.

Electric Bitters is medicine suited
for any season, but perhaps more gener-
ally needed in the spring, when the Ian
guild exhausted feeling prevails, when
the liver is torpid and sluggish and the
ed Of tonic aud Alternative is felt. A
prompt use of this medicine has often
averted long and perhaps fatal bilious
fevers No medicine will act more sure
ly in counteracting and freeing the sys-
TEN from the malarial poison, Head
ache, Indigestion, constipation, dizziness
yield to Electric Bitters Only fifty
cents per bottle at Short & Haynes drug
store.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1896-07-29
No Dealer In Platitudes.
(Los Angeles IIerald.l

Bryan is fertile in reason and frank
ness, not evasion and ambiguity. He is
no dealer in platitudes, ancient and
meaningless; what he says he means and
what he means can be understood by all
No boss-ridden convention thrust him on
an unwilling party, but without intrigue,
chicanery, generalization or one d1llar Of
corruption he was made the nominee OF
the greatest aud grandest party the coun-
try has ever known. lie Is the un-
pledged candidate OF an untrammeled
convention.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1896-07-29
A Depressing Fact.
New York WORLDLY

During the fiscal year closing with
June 30 exports exceeded imports OF
merchandise by $lO2,OO0OOO. This is
gratifying to all who are interested in
the welfare OF the country but it must
be very depressing to orators who have
been preparing to mourn over the calam-
ity Of IAN adverse trade balance"
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1896-07-29
Nervous

People find just the help they so much
need, in Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t fur
nishes the desired strength by puri-
flying, vitalizing and enriching the
blood, and thus builds up the nerves,
tones the stomach and regulates the
whole system. Read this:
al want to praise Hoods Sarsaparilla.
My health run down, and had the grip.
After that, my heart and nervous system
were badly affected, so that could not do
my own work. Our physician gave me
some help, but did not cure. decided
to try Hoods sarsaparilla. Soon could
do all my own housework. have taken
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1896-07-29
A Harmless Bugab 90.
Buffalo, N. Y, Evening Times. J

lHulIaIo, n, Y, Evening TimcsI
The cry of national distress il the Dem
ocratc ticket is elected is harmless
bugaboo. But the laborer, the mechan-
ic, the artisan, the professional man they
have not plenty OF money They have
difficulty in securing money. They are
the ones who are dissatisfied with exist
ing conditions. and are they not the
ones who make up the great majority of
the American people?
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1896-07-29
Little Desire For a Third Ticket.
INV York World

The World prints to-day highly inter
esting dispatches from the Chsirmen OF
the Democratic County Committees in
this State on the political situation and
the feelings Of Democratic voters in re-
gard to the Chicago platform and ticket
Their report is quite general that the
knife OF cleavage cuts both ways ON the
silver question. There Is apparently
Why little desire for a third ticket.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1896-07-29
Poor Blood

is starved blood. 1t shows itself
in pale cheeks, white lips, weak
digestion, no appetite, exhaus-
ton, lack Of nerve force, soft
muscles, and, chief Of all, weak
muscles. Your doctor calls Il
Anaemia. He will tell you that
the weakening weather Of sum-
mer often brings it on.