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The herald., 1896-09-27

cial success the chief and leading ends
Of existence. the Arena has. in moral
quality and conscience. lowered and
famed above and ahead Of them all
a literal pillar Of fire by night"-driv-
ing old, established wrongs and evils
from their hiding places lighting up
unexplored landscapes and leading into
better ways and brighter. purer and
more abiding life the victims Of all
forms Of oppression.
All this has chiefly been accomplished
through the inspired mind and con-
science and never tagging hope. faith.
zeal and energy Of one man, aided by
q large corps of sympathetic writer's
and contributors who have led the New
Thought of the world.
To B. o. Flower and the Arena Is due,
more than to any other one source. the
present newly aroused and illumined
moral life and conscience Of Christen-
dom.
Let reformers Of every class and par
ty bear this in mind and govern them
selves accordingly at q period when the
powers of Mammon, that would gladly
pay a half million Of dollars to subsi-
die a magazine whose editorAcan nei-
ther be narcotized with a promise of
social power and luxury nor silneced
with golden gag, are secretly and
vainly conspiring-they are ashamed to
do it openly-to boycott and cripple the
Arena
The herald., 1896-09-27
CLEVELAND IN 1892,

Every Democratic paper should print,
and every Democratic speaker should
read to his audiences. the following let
ter, written by President Cleveland to
the editor of the Atlanta Constitutions:
Gray Gables, Buzzard Bay, Mass,
July Is, 1S92.-Clark Howell, esq.-My
Dear Sir: The receipt of your recent let
ter has gratified me exceedingly. 1t has
tone of true Democracy about it, and is
pervaded with the sort of Democratic
frankness which is very pleasing.
Il think the underlying principles of
party organization Is what you so ad-
mirably express as an acceptance of the
arbitrament of the national convention
On the other hand, it is as fully the duty
Of one opposed to shut his mind and
heart to any feeling Of irritation or re-
sentiment that might be allowed to grow
out of opposition based upon honest
judgment and conscientious desire for
part success.
II am not surprised, though am
gratified, by the announcement that
from this time to the close of the cam
paign your own service and the invalu-
able influence of the Constitution will
be devoted to the fight for Democratic
success. 1t honestly seems to me that
Democrats who are not at this time
loyal to the cause are recreant to their
country
Personal advancement of man is
nothing; the triumph Of the principles
we advocate Is everything.
Hoping that we may congratulate
each other on glorious result in No
Vember, am, yours sincerely,
GROVER CLEVELAND"
The herald., 1896-09-27

The people are fortunate beyond COM
pare in their champion. In the prime of a
splendid manhood, undebased by youth
full excesses, equipped with a vigorous
mentality and finished scholastic train
ing, at once student and man Of af-
fairs. of proved sincerity and single
ness of purpose, William Jennings Bryan
has become tremendous personal force
for the cause he advocates and before
which the organized greed Of plutocracy
may we'll tremble. In the words Of the
Battle Hymn of the Republic. HE has
sounded forth the trumpet that shall
never call retreat"
The herald., 1896-09-27
THE ARENA MAGAZINE

The first number Of the Arena was
published and dated December 1889.
This great magazine has, during the
six years of its existence, been unswerv-
ingly true to its ideal and mission as an
exponent of the advanced truths and
thought Of the age.
1t has never compromised, never ca
tered to wrong In any form, and never
in single instance faltered in the
course first marked out by its gifted and
intrepid editor, b. o. Flower, who had.
previously. no literary prestige, but who
Is today more widely and favorabl
known as a reform writer than any
other man in the profession. Mr.. Flow
err although one OF the most sensitiyely
organized men living, has proved him
self absolutely unapproachable by fiat
terry, bribery or threats. In this respect
he resembles William Lloyd Garrison.
while as writer of powerful English
and : man of almost inexhaustible in
tellectual wealth and resource, he ia
vastly superior to Garrison.
While other so-called great" maya
sines have made popularity ana fnan-
The herald., 1896-09-27
COMING TO THE RESCUE.

Secretary Carlisle announces that, If
necessary, all silver dollars and silver
certificates will be redeemed in gold. The
aw does not provide for this, but the
Cleveland administration cares nothing
for any law that stands in the way of
the chief object Of it's worship, the single
gold standard. The people have made
no objection to silver certificates re-
deemable in standard silver dollars, but
the money operators want further av-
enues opened to that precious gold re-
serve. By raking 1t they make money,
and then they make more money by
coming to the rescue Of the national
credit and honor" With Bryan in the
White House and the mints coming gold
aGd silver on application to the historic
ratio of 16 to l, the coin cornerers will
find themselves out in the cold.-New
York Journal.
The herald., 1896-09-27

Of dear money, you ought to vote for
Republican ticket II you are in favor
Of making money the only thins which
1t II desirable to own and making prop
erty the thing that everybody wants
to get rid Of. you want to vote the Re-
publican ticket, because the Republic
can party proposes to continue the
present financial system, the object Of
which Is to make 1t more profitable to
hoard money and get the increase in
the rise of the value Of q dollar than to
put that dollar to work employing labor
and developing the resources of this
great country.-W. J. Bryan at Rich
mond
The herald., 1896-09-27
Kid Gloves

There time in the history of the Boston Store
when Glove Stock was as fine shape as now every
and at prices that have given us an envable reputation
We sole agents for the celebrated Tefousse and Jouvn
Kid Gloyss-noted as perfect fitting. Our 4button and
2clasp Gloves, both plain and embroidered backs in all
shades at 81 90 pair superior to any Dollar Glove
we know Of. Complete line Of real Kid Gloves in this
seasons newest effects in Green, Blue Tans and Nodes
with different styles Of embroidery at 81 so pair The
Treousse has exclusive styles in Embroidery this
and we guarantee this glove to be the best $500 glove
made. Mems Gloves in all the latest styles. See the
Genuine Dog Skin Gloves at 81. pair
The herald., 1896-09-27

from their affiliation with the venal ma
tional trust combination. The anarch-
ist is not found among those who battle
to maintain silver. but perhaps can be
discovered In those combinations which
have for their object the destruction of
half of the worlds money. y
STEPHEN M. WHITE.
The herald., 1896-09-27
UNCONSCIOUS COMPARISONS.

Il, II, there not considerable meaning in
the unconscious words of the reporters
who veraciously chronicle the doings Of
Bryan and Mckinley? It invariably
reads, Hundreds listened to what Mr..
Mckinley had to say" and on the other
hand, thousands were present and
heard Bryan."-Denver Post.
The herald., 1896-09-27
AN HONEST CONFESSION.

Mr.. Bryan is all the time assuming
that the Republican platform means
that we want to get rid of the gold stand
ard with the help of other nations. He
says If the gold standard is good one,
why do they want to get rid of it THEY
DO NOT WANT TO GET RID OF 1T,
Mr.. Bryan.-Des Moines Register.
The herald., 1896-09-27

It is a very noteworthy fact that every
one Of the special pleaders for the single
gold standard have at some time during
the last twenty years advocated the res
toration of silver. Amongst them are
Carlisle, Palmer. Thurston. Mckinley
and Buckner.
The herald., 1896-09-27

Americans, attracted by the great
prosperity prevailing in Mexico, are to
be found everywhere and in every line
OF business. Exports have increased
from s20,oooooo in 1869 to $780, GOO, 900 in
1SsS.-Justice Walter Clark in March
Arena.
The herald., 1896-09-27

We apply the law of supply ard de-
maud to money. We say the value of
u dollar depends on the number of dol
Lars, and that you can raise the value
sof dollar by making the dollars scarce,
ana We charge that our opponents are
~ favor Of making money scarce be-
alae they are controlled by those who
ISN'T money dear. II you are In favor
The herald., 1896-09-27
SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER ~. 1896
VOTERS. LOOK OUT,

Changes in registration stop on Oct.
Eth.
There are to be no great registers In
this election.
There will be precinct registers.
These registers will contain only the
names Of the voters Of the precinct.
Consequently mistakes can by no pos
sibility be corrected after Oct. 5th. II
. voter IL registered in precinct in
which he does not reside he will be una
bio to vote.
Nvsry voter must be registered in the
precinct where he resides.
The herald., 1896-09-27

The gold standard Is bad because
the man who has money can profit by
the rise in the value Of that money
without using 1t in commerce or trade.
w. J. Bryan at Washington.
The herald., 1896-09-27

The export Of articles other than sill
yer has risen from $6,0O00O0 in 1873
70 $27,000.000 in 1S91.-Report of
Nexican delegates to the International
Monetary Conference.
The herald., 1896-09-27

We are with you, Captain Bryan.
From the field, the mart, the mine.
Labor's great tin-pail brigade
Is wheeling into line.
The herald., 1896-09-27

Mexico II . country where wages have
steadily risen and men live in better
houses and wear better clothes than In
former years.-Review of Reviews. Jan
nary. 1893.
The herald., 1896-09-27
VITAL FEATURE OVERLOOKED.

The Chicago Inter-Ocean publishes q
large picture of the Railway Mems Nc
Ktnley club room In the Windy City. The
most conspicuous feature Of the picture
~ that there 10 nobody In the room
Denver TimeA - :
The herald., 1896-09-27

far < favor by reporting to the business
ofice late delivery or any other negligence
on the part Of carriers. During the week
sii nspers should reach subscribers not
later than o'clock. and on Sundays oy .
The herald., 1896-09-27

aa Announcement.
sic.
s3ts
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
a~ October 1st, I'd and Sd,
We hold our Grand Fail Opening and First Anniversary of
the Occupancy Of Our New Building. Every of the
Thirty Departments will be in full sympathy with the
Grand Millinery Opening, which will be the leading fea-
ture and will minge with the cut flowers and cut prices
the most wonderful assortment of Fall Goods ever exb-
ted [Store open Thursday evening ony.]
You will miss the event of the season if you fail to
attend.
Further particulars in daily papers.
The herald., 1896-09-27

The publj,hers have arranged to have
The Herald on sale at all news stands ana
on ali railroad trains in Southern Csii1or.
MA. II the paper cannot be secured AZ anyy iyy
deem it q special favor II patrons should
report the same to the business ONCE
The herald., 1896-09-27

The Herald Publishing company hereppy p
offers q reward of ten ($1O dollars for tns
Arrest and conviction Of anyone foun0
stealing Z copy or copies Of THE HERhh ALL
from wherever the same may nave pse"
niaced by carrier for delivery to patrons
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-03-17

The presidential bee is now trying to
gather honey out of that pretty flower,
the bar'l, but we are not opening that
kind of cooperage-ours are filled with
The Rolston Health Flour the best
food known to man. Milled on strictly
scientific principles in accordance with
a formula furnished by the Rolston
Health Club. Contains every element
required by the human system and in
exactly the proper proportions to make
you healthy and happy. Call and see
what we are doing in the line of pure
and healthful goods.
The Rolston Health Club Model Cook
Book. best and greatest book ever pub
lished, tells how to cook and when to
cook. You can't help but be healthy
if you follow the instructions. They
are plain, easy and economical.
You culture all the other four senses
Why not culture, educate the sense of
'taste ?" Because you are not rich
isn't an excuse. We have made it pos
sible for every one to culture their
taste for articles of food of the highest
standard. Even enjoy the table luxur-
;es. 1t gives the body more strength
and durability to be nourished on pure
nutritious foods and educates your
taste for a better mode of living. We
sell the Rolston Health Foods and the
purest groceries we can buy, and the
prices are kept down to the lowest
notch.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-03-17
STILL GOES ON,
The Practice Of Forcing Chris
tianS to Become Moslems.
This is Especially So in the Provinces
of Harpoot, Diarbekir and Bitlis.
The Purpose to Abolish Christianity Il
Pressed Forward With the Whole Force
OF the Government-Degrada of
Christian Women in Armenia.

Correspondence OF the United Press.)
LONDON, March 16. - The United
Press correspondent at Constantinople
sends the following:
Later news from Harpoot shows in
that vilayet at least some sort of orderl
have gone out to discountenance thu
forced conversions. When the authori
ties from Harpoot telegraphed to Con
stantinople for instructions, the reply
came "Do not use force to convert
The local governor interpreted tn,
orders literally and even announced
that every one was to return. Thi,
change, however, is only in the citie!
and large towns; in villages and ham
lets such orders will have no effect
Information from various points in the
provinces OF Sivas, Harpoot, Diarbekir.
Bitlis and Van shows that the practic,
of forcing Christians to become Mos
lens is still in active progress.
The purpose to abolish Christianity
is pressed forward with the whole force
of the government, by the indirect
means of depriving the Christian com
munities of their men of influence whc
have survived the massacres.
In every town or city where the
massacres occurred, arrests of such men
are now in progress. No charges are
preferred against the men arrested.
Another indirect way of destroying
the Christian communities in these de-
wasted provinces is the degradation OF
womanhood among the Christian com.
munities. A systematic debauchery OF
Christian women is carried on in nearly
all the devastated districts. 1t is as il
the Turks wish to make sure that the
women, always conservative in matters
of religion, shall lose their self-respect
and the grounds of their religious hope
They, therefore, seize the Christian
women, day after day, week after week,
and outrage them with impunity.
Alas, it seems that the Christian gov
ernments are powerless in the presence
of the beggared nation of nine millions
of Turks, or they are unwilling to take
any peremptory measures to prevent
Christianity from being crushed out Of
certain parts of the Turkish empire.
Surely they might take so simple a
measure as to appoint consuls to reside
in the principle cities of the provinces.
The mere residence of consul will
stop host of infamies which the Turks
ordinarily dare to commit only when
they think they can deny them with
impunity.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-03-17
Bank Omcials Arrested.

WARRENsBURG, Mo-, March 16.-Geo.
W. Colburn, president; Theodore
Youngs, cashier; and George A. Col
burn, assistant cashier, of the defunct
johnson County Savings bank, We're ar
rested Saturday under indictments re-
turned by the grand jury upon charges
of receiving deposits when the bank
was known to be insolvent. George
w. Colburn is the owner of Electric
Springs park. Theodore Youngs is ex-
mayor of Warrensburg. He was in
dicted on three counts The two Col
burns are father and son. One indict-
ment was returned against each.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-03-17
REDUCED.
The German Duties on Fresh Simply
Prepared Beef.

The German Duties Fresh Simply
Prepared Beef.
WASHINGTON, March 16.-Secretary
Morton is in receipt of advices from
the secretary OF state, enclosing COM
munication from the United States en-
bassy at Berlin, together with
an official report of the publication
of the imperial home Office. These
documents relate to German
duties on fresh or simply prepared beef,
including cooked, smoked, salted or
picked beef imported in Theoretically
sealed vessels from countries with
which the most favored nation" treaty
exists. According to the decree of the
Bundesrath, reported in the official
publication in question, the duty on
this class of goods has been reduced
from GO to 90 marks per 100 kilo-
CRANES.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-03-17

The popular Loan was all right and
so are our popular prices on Garden
Tools and Hardware.
Solid steel handled AK, S3c.; steel
dirt shovel, SSc.; steel spading fork,
5Sc.; steel hatchets, 20 and 35c; steel
hammers at % and 35c.; hand saws at
so, 75c and S1O0. Mrs. Potts Irons 3
in set, with cold patent handle ami
stand, all for roc Cheaper than pot
metal. Set of 3 fire clay stew pots for
25c, regular price 60c.
One dozen boxes best parlor matches
for 10 cents
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-03-17
7. g. o. q. Ex. r. r. Excursion TO Co
lumbus account PaderewskI
50 90

On Friday Mch. a7th the Toledo s. Ohio Cen
trail Extension II. r. will run an excursion To
Columbus at the low rate OF 50. 90 for the round
Trip to accommodate persons wishing TO hear
to give the people OF Marietta and Vicinity an
opportunity TO visit the Capitol buildings,
penitentiary and other places OF interest in
2:l5 p. m, with 2 through coaches and Parlor
Gar, arriving in Columbus az 7:l5 D. M, in
ample time for the Concert Tickets will be
Seats In ParlOr Car can be engaged in advance
by calling upon g. M. Payne, Ticket Agent
Union Depot or addressing H. O. Vincent, G.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-03-17

You don't need a derrick to raise you
if you buy one of our Owl Nickel Alarm
Clocks. The amount of get-up-a- tiye-
ness that man gets for IS cents is
truly wonderful Try one, that's all
you'll need.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-03-17

"The Woman Who Never Said a
Word. The latest romance of high
life in the metIopolis-must have been
looking at our Bargains in Dress Goods
and trimmings, and was afraid some
one would get the start of her.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-03-17

SPECIAL.-And for only! Three
Gents and one Ladies' Wheels, good
quality and warranted. A sample lot
and will be sold for less than whole
sale prices. viz; Gents at Al. 4S; Ladies'
Wheel at s42.9S, No duplicates, only
four at these prices. The early bird
catches. So can you this bargain, A
word to the wise.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-03-17
Our friends and patrons remember this
and come again.

The ground hog was about right
Winter still fingers in the lap-but
speaking of those things reminds us of
the nice stock of New Spring, Dress
Goods we are receiving. We are at the
head of the procession when it comes to
New Goods and Low Prices. New
Silks, New Henriettas, Serges, Brilllan-
tines and Mohairs.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-03-17

Lots and piles of other goods you will
need this spring which we will show
you when you call. We amt afraid to
tell all about them, but if we had all
this paper for an ad.-you would not
have the pleasure of knowing how
fetching prices are when spoken in a
charming way by polite salesman.
Don't delay your visit to the great Bar
gain Emporium of this city and county
one day longer.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-03-17

1t isn't exactly the season for thun-
derstorms. But our laundering big
stock of Clothing must be made to go
off like lightning to make room for the
showers of new stock arriving every
day. Make a streak for the Bargains
we are now Offering.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-03-17
HALL AND BUILDING

Earl Davis, assistant Janitor wages s 2l4 81
Il II Richards, hall policeman. q 90
John Il Ancell, hall policeman. 400
Smith Miner, hall policeman. II 90
Frank Fletcher hall policeman. 8 SO
ID. Cooke, insurance ........,.... 1875 90
Roeser a. sturgiss insurance. ........ PSI so
Henry BOIL, insurance ...,............ "a 90
Fred Blume, insurance. ............... 1877 80
Y. L. tochan, insurance. .............. rs 20
Seyler & Bro. hardware. .......... rs O9
Nye Hdw co hardware, ............ s is
Hagan and Schadd, hardware. ....... IS IL
M A Kropp, hardware. SO
harles Jones, muslin. ................ l O0
Hall Observation-Disclosures. "a 10
X Turner, curtains for City hail.. IA ~
Cochlan, Pierce Co., lumber. IL SO
b II Curtis, sand. ...................... so
q l. Weber, coal for City Hall. ....... 85 81
Kinnard, coal for City Hall. ...... IS
4 Os w Ry Co., freight on Opera
cnalrSV.-, .....,... '...,.....r'....... VI 81
City Transfer Co., drayage. .....,... 25
g. Y Best, brooms ................. 40
L II Crawford pals and mops.,... S25
Frank Racer, firing heating boiler. ia a.
.schnltheis, painting Janitor's
uWelling .,,..........s.........,.,, Us 90
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-03-17
The Guns of the Indiana All Right.

PHILADELPHIA, March 16.-Henry
Cramp, of Cramp & Sons Co., when
asked about the report that the battle
ship Indiana's guns were much too
heavy for her, replied: "There is moth
Ing in that story at all Her trial was
very satisfactory and nothing was the
matter with her guns. 1 can not i'm
agine how such a rumor could have
originated.n
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-03-17
Prisoners Overpower the Turnkey and

MAsHALL, ILL.,, March 16.-At six
o'clock Saturday evening the turnkey
at the county Jail was overpowered
when he took supper to the prisoners.
Five of the inmates escaped. The alarm
was given at once, and pursuit COM
menced. Three of them have been re-
captured, and officers are in pursuit Of
the other two.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-03-17

ALTOONA, Pa, March 16.-With 90
inches of snow on the ground in this
section, a high wind in the mountain
districts and the snow still falling
heavily, the Pennsylvania Railroad Co.
apprehends trouble in getting trains
over the mountain. If the snow and
winds continue all night traffic will
surely be blockaded.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-03-17

CHICAGO, March 16.-The South Chi
cago post Office was destroyed by fire
Sunday afternoon. The fixtures be-
longing to the government were valued
at $4,000. No value has yet been
placed on the stamps, books and mail
matter none of which was recovered.
Living in apartments over the post of
fee were three families who lost their
household effects. An adjoining build
ing occupied by four families was also
destroyed. The total loss is about S24,-
900, mostly uninsured
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-03-17
ANN Ut Al
STATEMENT

To the Honorab BILE the City Council oil
the City of Marietta, Ohio:
Gentlemen-I have the honor to submit here
with detailed statement of the receipts and
expenditures Of the city of Marietta, for the
year ending February 18th, 1895
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-03-17
CLINE BROS,
REAL ESTATE AND PATENTS
GEO. 3. SUNDERLAND,
Second Street. Marietta, with r. j..
Gutter,

City property for sale at bargain.
Fine building lots for sale on Montgomery
stree t, Price 1915 to $iOO. -
Ten good vacant lots on Seventh St., $3.50 to
500. Terms reasonable
Several houses located on Charles and Hart
streets and lower Sixth street.
Call and see me before buying. Anyone hay
ing houses or rooms for rent, call and leave
your order with me- 1 can I'LL theIa Several
farms for sale, or exchange for other property
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-03-17

Street Improvement. bonds. 800. 1000 90
Refunding bonds OF the village OF
Harmar, ;.;;........ 1000 OF
Improvement bonds ,............... 1893 50
putnam street Second to Seventh)
Improvement bonds ds.............. 71S 6s
Gilman street knox to PUTNAM ave)
Improvement bonds. ....:.......... 49, eoo o4
Front street (Putnam to Montgom-
ery) improvement bonds ....,...... 1000 90
Total. al........,.............i. ..i....S 1900 IA
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-03-17
There is no secret

In our success to please the people. =
Fact is they enjoy coming-bring theil
friends, and they enjoy it. Here it is: