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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-01
WANT 10 SERVE UNCLE SAM.
ROFFERGOFF.

Wetzel Democrat.
General Gon will be the next Republican
candidate for United States Senator if the
1898 Legislature is Republican. That set
ties all other booms at once.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-01
BOOTS AND
TIE BULLD'

yts
Is the correct tips for
we're scoring a po.r
other toe goes on 70.
and only the latest
You want it, though
shoe, a shoe that's 3
because it VII we
added to these 5oodB
satisfactory. You b
shoe qualities here,t
and nothing that vot
have, for So to SC.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-01

A poor IrisEman offered am old sauce
pan for sale HIS children gathered
around him and asked him why ne parted
with &C. Al, me honeys." he answered.
"I would not be atther parting with it but
for little money 10 buy something TO put
IN It."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-01
SOME SLIPPERY STATESMEN.

O|lNI VII 7 Nv IT 7 Tl77-7II1-N'
Shepherdstown Register.
DO not expect too much from these pure
spirited patriots. Those who are not to be
trusted i'm political affairs are apt to prove
slippery i'm other things.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-01
ANO ,G TIE EDITORS.
PROTECTIoN - PROsPERI


PROTECTION AND PROSPERITY.
Wetzel Democrat
These twin Republican humhugs are TO
take back seat after all Owing to the
compact between the Republicans and Mr..
Cleveland's party the Wilson tariff is not
TO be changed for some time yet; only
few feeble changes are to be made, and
all this because business is not TO be in
terfered with. Why, good heavens, what
has Mr.. Mckinley been talking about all
this while but protection and prosperity"
is ne going to permit himself to be adj
vertised an arrant humbug? Is not q
thorough change in the tariff necessary to
protection and prosperity If not then
some very prominent Republican orators
are very prominent liars, but this Is not
such q new discovery that it surprises us.
WANT TO SERVE UNCLE SAM.
Wetzel Republican.
There are a few applicants for the post
office now entered on the list. DIR. G. j..
Caddle. Clark Standiford w w. Selby
r. II. Richardson. Brent Shriver. James
e. McCaskey, and y Bandi ]. w. Nc
Intire. we hear is also a candidate, and
it is rumored that the Hon. r.. p Jacobs
will be recommended by a few special
friends.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-01

A woman takes
q step upward
when she be-
comes another
She achieves
the thing for
which she was
created No
other work that
She can do in
the world is SO
great or so good
IS the bearing of
bright healthy
useful children.
The mothers Of
ewrh chfidrnn
b. make the world
better. Nobody
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-02-07
KEEP YOUR FRIENDS.

Never cast aside your friends if
by any possibility you can retain
them. We are the weakest Of
spendthrifts if we let one friend
drop off through inattention, or let
one push away another; or if we
hold aloof from one for petty
jealousy, or needless slight or rough
ness. Would you throw away a
diamond because it pricked you?
One good friend is not to be weighed
against the jewels of all the earth.
If there is GOODNESS or unkindness
between us, let us come face to
face and have it out quick; before
the love grows cold. Life is too
short to quarrel in, or to carry black
thoughts, Of friends. 1t is easy to
lose friend, but new one will
not cone for calling, nor make up
for the old one when he comes.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-02-07
Beware of 0intments for Catarrh that
contain Mercury,

as mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely
derange the whole system when
entering it through she mucous
surface. Such articles should never
be used except on prescriptions from
reputable physicians, as the damage
they will do Is ten fold to the good
you cam possibly derive from them.
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured
by f. ]. Cheney & Co., Toledo, o.,
contains no mercury, and is taken
internally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. In buying Halls Catarrh
Cure be sure you get the genuine.
It is taken internally, and made in
Toledo, Ohio, by F. j. Cheney q
Co. Testimonials free. Sold by
Druggist, price 75c. per bottle
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-02-07
WHENCE CAME IT?
The Popular Loan Plan Caus-
eS Much Gold to Turn
Up at the Proper
Time.
FOUR THOUSAND BIDS.
Aggregating Near Six Hundred Mil
lion Dollars, Just Five Million
More Than Called For.
FOUR THOUSAND BIDS

The great popular bond bill sale
has been opened and closed, and
the popularity of the same was be-
yond the most sanguine expecta-
tions. Everybody, it seemed, had
gold they wanted to exchange for
something just as good, and by hold
ing, much better. The sale only
called for s1OO,OOO,OOO, yet there
we're enough bids in to take six
times this amount.
Secretary Carlisle, when he be-
gan to open the bids, rubbed his
hands and cackled great glad
cackle and said, 'T told you So"
Among the bids opened was one
from man by the name of Nabors,
living at Vernon, Texas, who put
IN bid for SIG, 100000, and as this
was considered a fake bid, it was
tossed into the waete basket.
A man IN Michigan, supposed to
be kinsman of the Texas bidder,
wanted a hundred millions, and his
bid was treated in like manner.
Suffice to say all the bonds were
laid aside and it was found that
the bonds would all be taken up at
10, and SOME going as high as 15O.
The Secretary said, "We now
have enough money on hand to do
all the business of the country for
the next fiscal year and think the
country will be prosperous.
How many young mea and young
women are cut off just as the fu
fure seems brightest and fullest of
promise! They are taken away by
the disease which causes over one
sixth of all the deaths in the world
- the disease which doctors call con,
sumption. There is absolutely no
reason in the world why consump-
tion should be fatal-why it should
be even serious. 1t is a disease of
the blood and can be cured abso-
lutely and always by purifying and
enrichiug the blood. The only ex-
ception to this is the case where
the disease has been neglected and
improperly treated until it has be-
come stronger than the body-un-
til the body has become so weak as
to have lost the ability to recuper-
ate. DR., Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery will cure 9S per cent. of
all cases of consumption if used ac-
cording to directions. 1t also cures
all lingering coughs, bronchial and
throat affections.
Send 21 cents in one-cent stamps
to Worlds Dispensary Medical AS
sociation, Buffalo, New York, and
receive DR.. Pierce's 108 page Com
mon Sense Medical Adviser, illus
trated.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-02-07

Klne's Steam Bread--ask for 1t
lit is labelled. Insist on having it.
Use no other.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-02-07

5000 yards Navy Blue Calico fast coors worth &c. for 25c
Eiderdown quality, going for '4oc,
Outing Cloth 12ac quality going for. &c
GraveIand Suting, 65c quality going a for '9Sc 9Sc
Black BrIautnes worth 65c, 4M0c M
Mohair Mixtures, worth 25G for a.. or 2Sc
Ladies' Cloth 81 inch wide, worth 85c for 30c
Ladies Swiss Ribbed Vests worth 75c for 4O 4Vc
Mems White Laundred Shirts worth $780, for...., 90c
Black Lise Thread Hose worth 75c, for.,,..,.'. AVG
Blankets Ill., $3.50 quality for 'SlzSO
Ladies Hats ST. 80 quality, for. loc
70 Umbrellas worth 81 "a each, for 9gc
38 inch all wool Paids, worth SOC, for SOC
T. &C
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-02-07
LIyGOLD.TURNER COMPANY'S
ShOv6|- En- Out S0|6 !
Talking at an End After Stock Taking.

More good bargains than you ever had offered you be-
fore. For this week see following bargains and a
great many others we haven't space to mention:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-13
General Grant unh bic @abrungs=
frage.

Snbtanapolis, SSnb., II. 2(uz
quit. - SrsO. ,. Grant bat an ben
8enerulanpalt %. u. 8st9am ais
2tntport auf cine 2tnfrage oefelben
geI6rie6en, Dab ii6 iein 8ater, Der
beritorbene 9runt, ieines Wii1ens ME
gsduBert FADE, er Bate, ais er i'm
Sabre 1873 Die Wdbrunqsafte al5
YrGiioant unteri6rieben, ni9t gepuBt,
DaB Der SilbsrDolIar niht mebr gez
prGgt peroen ioQe, unoernfalls er Die
Bill nit Ieinsm 8eto belegt Bate.
9ie7e oage 9e6auptunq tpiro ndmli6
in Dem ais yGpin'5 Sinan3I6ule" BE-
fanntsn 8uAe 'os5 Silberiten 9arpeD
oufgeIteGt, unO Die oesbal6 an ). ..
Grant geItsQten 2tnfruqsn iinb 10 5ablz
reid, DaB sr ii6 CUR o6igen grtldrung
an 9rn. 8'thdm DeranlaBt geIeben
fat. 6r. 8rant etfldrt, DaR iein 9az
tar DIT nit inn iibsr bic N2iin5fruge
aeIproAen, abar ME eine 4nbeutung
Don Dem gen1a6t babe, mas gGoin"
ba6uuptet, baB Sen. Grant BON Der
3eit ieiner oSnauQuration an Bis 3ur
@ieoer1ufnafms Der 0Spe3ie<3a6lung
in alien Ieinsn DFfentliden 0otumsns
ten uno pripaten Grfldrungen bas 8ez
itre6en an oenSag gsle9t fat, Elm itabiz
le5 Wdbrungsipitsm gu iihern. 6err
Grant iu9t Oe5 Meiteren: Die 2(tte
BON '73 fat ben Sil6erOpllar aus unIez
rem W2iin3peien ni6t perorGngt. Die
Ser. Staaten bdben ieitRer me6r Silz
6erooQurs geprdgt ais pd6renO Der
gun7cn 3eit unierer @riiten3 als Nuz
tion, uno pos meiite Silber tpurbe 3u
Qe63eiten oes Sen. 9rant geprGgt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-13
Sic Sise.
5prtfaucr Ger bubeu Semperntur uns mebr
Cpfer, icnp6 Musfd,ten auf balrise Gr'
Icid1teruus.

iSprtrducr Fer bpben Semperdtur inc fnepr
cvfer, ierptb ausGd,ten auf balrise Gr'
Irid1trruus.
G6icagp, II. 2(uguit. - 9eitern
Harden bier mebr Perionen, als an irz
qeno einem friiberen Sage in Der Sc
fhibte Der Stubt. Die 8e1dmmt5a6l
Der 5ooesfdue betru9 164, rpobon 81
ourb Spnnenitiche 6erbeigefiibrt purz
ben. 90 piele 9ferDe itiir5en topt auf
Der StraBe nisOer, oaB lie ni4t ruih
genug aus Dem Wege geIdafft weroen
f0nnen. W1an I6dBt. Dab gu elmer 3eit
ni9t p:niger ais LOCO toOtePferbe duf
ben StraBen Der Strot logsn. 9euta
berrI6t etDas tii6leres g8etter.
(SpGtar.) - Die 6eutige Ster6lt4z
felt pirD Der 5sItrigen glei6tommsn
Deer lie oieQeiAt nod ii6ertrsIFen. 8IS
6eute O}itta8 puren 6,reit5 IS 5poes@
fGGs qameIoet, poour6 Die 3abl Der
5po;sfdGs pon gsItern 8ormittd5 ii6srz
trofftn tpirO.
g(ep 0orf, II. 9(uguit. - Die
6ibe lit beute no6 ebenio DriidenD, ais
qeitern, uno Die groBe Sterblidfeit
Dauert fort. I'm 9 ll6r Morgens itdno
0as S6ermometer luut offi5isqem Be-
ri6te duf 90 unD Inn II u6r auf 81
8rao. @d6renO Der oergangsnen
g}a9t itur6en Is 9erIonen in 5olge
BON SonnenitiA, unD Is anoere purz
Den bon Der 6iBe iiberpdltigt.
St.2ouis, II. 9(uguit. - I'm 10
llhr 6eute 8prmittag itdnO oa5 SAerz
mpmeter auf 90 @raO un0 mar I'M
Steigen. 8eItern purosn 80 Berionen
BON Der 6iBe ii6srpGltigt, je0Oh tar
ben nur flint OerIel6en. 0isis Sterbz
Ii6feit lit erbe6li6 gerin9er ais nab
reno Der lebtsn pddr Gage.
g 6tlubel p b q, II. Quguit. -
8is l llbr 6eute Na6mittug Duren bier
0rei 4erIonen Der 9iBe erlsgen, ndmlid
W&arD MerB, 80 Sabre alt; Sobn Wtcz
See, AZ Sabre; 8. GOparos, SO Sabre
0eute Na6mittaq erreichte oas Sbsrz
mpmeter einen Stano Dpn 96 8ru0.
&ibleres 8etter iit ii6rigens fir NOR
gen uno iibermprgen angetiinOigt.
GlepelunD, O., II. 4ugult. -
@d6reno zines geItern gudmittag bier
ausgebro6eren Sturmes erreidhte Der
8ino cine S9nenigfeit pon 81 Msilen
prp StunOe. 8iele Sa6ten tenterten
uuf oem See, bod gin9en gliitli6sr
WeiIe feline MenI6enleben perIoren.
0a5 Sbermometer, Gpel6es uuf 80
Gruo i'm S6utten geItanOen bate, fiel
in 6olge oe5 Sturmas auf 79.
Rem 6upen, gpnn., IL QuguIt.
-6eute mar Der 6eiBsIte Sag Der Sdiz
ion in NeuzGnglano. 0as 56ermomsz
tsr oariirte 5Diiaen 80 un0 95 8rao,
uno pisle 5ydlle Don SonnenItiA puroen
in alien Stdoten gemeloet. 9as Sig
nul6iireau propbe5eit iibrigens tii6lereS
Nett5r fir morgen uno pielIei6t i4on
fir beute 9lbeno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-13
5GuIate ieinrr Satin.

GamDen II. Dug. - ,l5n Bridge
ton, g}.~S, itar6 9eitern Dem 63 Sabre
alien 6rlncis 8dnop ieine treus 2sz
6tnsgefdbrtin, lpelf)e nit ihm isit Ian
gen Sa6ren 6reuO' unO 2e;o 9et6eilt
batte. Sin tiefes We6 erfaBte oen alten
Munn, uno ni6t faB6ur i1ien ibm Der
@eOants, o6ns isine gelis5te 6rau oas
2s6en ertrugen 3u t0nnen. 81 mari
nod sinen leBten Bid duf Die 3iige
Der Sooten, bing Tih Iaine SagoIlint:
ii6er bic S6ulter unO begu6 ii4 in einea
Sfuppsn. Oprt b1no er cine l1nse
Shnur an oen Oriider De5 nit S6rpt
geluoenen 8epebreS uno befeItigte Den
&Ol6,n unterbll6 oss 0l6e5 10, ouB
ibm Die Miinoung uuf Die 8ruIt 9erid=
tet mar. @r ergriff ioOunn o1s freie
Gnoe Der Sdnur, iteGte Iid DOR Die
NiinOung uno 3og Die S4nur on. Ou5
8elpebr entluo Ii6 H. bic gdn3e Shrptz
luoung 'ordna ibm in Die linte 8ruIt,
10 oaB er iofort toot 3u7ammen brad.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-13
Seine GcrbrRcrnns Der Jinau,Iagc.

8ai6ington, n, .. g., II. 2(ug.
- 0as erite 9rittel oes W}onut5 2(uz
quit lit ppriber, o9ne oaB ii4 Die i'm
S6aBamt erboffte 9er6ehsrung Der
6inan3l1ge singeIteut bat. Die Gin
nubmen Der 3egieruna i'm 4uguit Be-
tragen iopait $9,36O,OOO uno Die
Iu5gaben $19,655,GOO, pond9 Elm
Sefi5it Don $1O,295,000 iibrig blei6t,
Do4 oirfte DieIss pdbrsno bss ReItes
bes W}onats etpds perminOart mar
ben.
Die 8oloreIeros 6si'm S4lufIe Der
6eutigen @si4GftsItunoen betrug
$1O7,1O4,28 - eins Qbnu6me ppn
S3,67O,OOO lett Dem 4. 2(uguit, an
pel6em Datum bic Goloreisrpe, na4z
bem bic 8antsn Dem S6aBamt gu
6ilFe gefommen pdren, ibren jiingiten
Marimumfdno erreiht bate. Die
9dnfen 6utten 6ttunntlib $26, ,300,z
600 in @olD beigeIteuert, lpoour9 Die
8eTsr0s pon ibrem nitorigIten Stunbe
lett Der leBten 8Dnodusgd6e. nGmli6
$89, $4,000 am %. 5uii, auf $11O,z
$4,000 am 4. 2(ugu1t erb0bt lpuroe.
Seit oem %. SuIi lit Der 9etrag Der
2egul 3enoer glotsn i'm Belize be5
S6uBamts, peI6e in Gplo einl0s6ar
Iino, uno Don nslhen elm groBer Be
trag fir oas bon Den 8anfen gelieFerte
@olo dusge3ublt ipurDs, ppn $87, $780,
OOO nuf $50 25O OOO nsfdIIen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-13
Nnnie 8nd's &rmprhula.

Nep 0orf, II. 2luguit. - Die
Poli5et fat pieOer einen Wann Osrbdfz
tet, Der nit Der Grmoroung Der 2lnnis
Bod in 8epbinOung itshen t0nnte. Der
Munn heiBt g.mil 2angenltsin, lit "a
Sabre alt uno pobnt in gtr. 221, Dit
IS. StruBe. DIS 8oIi3iit 8Ieaion DON
Der SIt p. Str.zStation ndmli9 an
Der Gde Der 20. StraBe uno 3. Npenue
it1no, trut 2tnnia @oAsn, bic bort otter
uuf Der StruBe gu trsfFen lit, IN i3n
beran, 3eigte uuf einen jungen Nunn
uno ertlGrte nit 8eItimmt6eit, psrIelbs
mdre, ais man 4nnie Bod 3um leBten
Ufule le6enOig geIe6en, an 2l6enO UNI
IL ltbr in Osren @sie1I6dft gstpeisn.
g5 mar oie5 2angsnItein. 9leaIon
naRm Oaber Den gtann feIt. 0o4 per-
modte IpGter 3finnis Slider, Die nu6
2lngd6e Der So63n Den Mdnn glsi4z
Fulls nm jene 3sit nit Der Bod geIs6an,
i'm nibt pieoer gu erfennsn. O3rIel6a
purOe geitern i'm YorfpiQe=Poli5eigez
ri6t gum 8erbDr feItgs6alten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-13
ytr. 1914.
Sturhrn ben SSIammrutnn.

ReD q ort. II lnI1uIT - 0d5
G5eb1upa g}r. 4G5-46o C8rspnnichz
StraBs. in palh,n Th n p gRnrreu's
el.ftrjIChe Rip1r,.1r JR,rfitTtt, uno
Die GjeIdQTtslot5l, n,hr,r,r fIsin,rsr
Tirm,n b,Flno.n. mar b,uf, R1hmitz
f1o Der Sf1upl1t ,:r,s ihr,4iih,r
0rdnounolij6s ra ,,~l,r.,ts ,nFGr1-
lih, ouB3O NenIt,n o46,: umosfom.
men fsien, 1I,in m,5r,r, o,r y}5rmiBs
ten Itelltn lid, ipIt,r ,:n 0;e oenoue
3a6I Der OpFer n:ro n;r5t FeIt1eItelIt
neroan f0nnsn. b;s ii, Swimmer mi
osrGumt Tno. inosT.9 7I,u6t NAM inn
merlin. oab Is bis ~ gpenih,nlebsn
ourh pas iFeuer o,y.or,n oin1sn
Ddbrsn0 Die 7Tsu,yp,br Die 7TIums
men 6atdmpfte. fonnt, man O;p 46rper
,tpa;sr Der Opfsr o,ptl;h 1uF Dem
Sire @sc1ps" lieo2n 7e6,n ;5iinF sPGnz
rer uno 8naben nur9en ouf Der fTludt
aus Gem brsnnsno,a 8,bGuoe psrleb-
uno per6rannt uno l;5o2n ieBt i'm 51r0z
5nn5frnbpnz0oIpitrI o1rniso,r y2;, ma
ss,,Ipr 1us6r1b m roh nibt 6,f,nnt
So4, hsrmrthat man o,b % orrh sin,
tyrnIo5inn norrri1rht Nun, 5I;p ;EI1m.
men nsr6rsitef,n Iih non Hr 469 ,us
mn #, pnt1t,noen NIT yR;noe8fiIe nrr6
ma nonap @s6Grop NM 7rnr;tt,n oirI,n
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9srisninen 3nfoIn, oi, Th bsi'm eriten
0Ins6ru6 Der Tldmmen in Der RGbe be-
5rnnsn +%1 2nIr,n @sii8tsr N f1It ifopm
S,r5tsr r5t ~ 5s6sr TnS Trh minn5iten5
o;sr osr':5 yoSts S !, Npr 9r1norninp 6rFinO,n.
'nt,rIis,t fs;nsm 9m,;fs( osnn i6rr
n,rfn6itsn nrtlL,GS qSrnsr I;s1sn lmf 6sm 2sirt
&C." $685. nsg Nritt,n mn Tiinffsn Sfofe
nsrft. sr9p' S,n,i I,, ,n,srs w g{,r5onsr sine
ID,L.IT. h,r5sI5,r en- ON HG6rhsn S murosn rid
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-13

tion oes internutionalen 9imstulIismus
e6rli6 gemeint, ooer ppllsn unIsre 9tg=
ner bic 9plopd6rung 1pirflib permaz
nent 6ei6e6altsn2 Sinb lie 6ereit, bic
SuperipritGt oer0oppelpdbrung, psn1
Iih bic tonang;6enoen MG9te Der 0elt
Duran bst6eilisen, ein3ugeIts6en, O0er
6e9arrsn lie baruuf DaB Sob oas einz
5ige Netaa lit, tpel4es Ii4 gum Sc
6rlu6 ais 9elo unttr ben cioiltIitten
Natioatn eignet? Nenn iie pirflih ben
8imetlllisnpus ein5ufu6ran pinI6en,
10 ourften mir erparten, o1B tie Die
llebel elmer uusI6lieBli6en @olopd6>
rung flarle8t:n uno Dan 8imetaQismus
Dert6:iDigtan. Wollen liz unorerisits
Die psrmanen.s gta6lirung elmer Sob
lrG6rua3 untsr Dem 0edmdntel elmer
Grtldrung gu 9unItsn Deg international
len 8imetlllismus F0roern, 10 bin i3 in
Der 9e6auptung gers4tTertigt, oaB man
fain e6rlibes 8alo pon O:njenissn er=
pdrten tann, nald6. ba5 amerif1niI6e
8olf une6rli9 be6anosIn.
8o5 lit Die 8rob, Der G6rli4tsit in
8slns? SscanFaG2 1T iie in ner Saul
fraft oe5 Dollars gu Iu4sn. Sin 1bio>
Int s6rIi6ar Dollar ioQte in Tsinsr Saul
frdFt ni6t perdnosrli4, Iono,rn OUr6@
tpeg Fa6il iein. Gin 1olIur, DeTsn
&uuftruTt Iih er605t, 1T g:raOe 10 unz
e6rli9, aIs Elm Dollar, 0eien &aaftrait
o6nimmt. 9rof3iIor 2dug6Iin, gs5enz
pdrtig bon Der &6!cago'sr llniosritdt,
cine Der 6D6Iten IHtorilG.en in Der
@olopd6rung gi5t in ie;nem 8erte
iibsr Den 8imetallismus ni6t MIR 5u,
oaB 9oIo ni6t abIolut itabil i'm Wert9e
blsi6t, ionoern erfldrt ausOriiflih, es
gebe fsiren a6Iolut unperdnOerljchen
Wertbmefer fir Sutiinfti9e 3d6lungsn,
in Sob, Sil6er ooer irgeno e;nsm anoez
ren 8el0e. Profehor 21ug6lin 6efirz
tportet iogar eins msbrfa6e 8dbrung,
osren Wert6einbeit auT Den 8erfaufs=
prsis elmer 2ln3a6l 8e3enitd Oes ulz
9emeinen 8e6rau6s baiirt lit, uno err
tlGrt, cine iol6e Bdbrung lpii1De gez
rs6ter Iein, ais Sil6er Doer Sob, neil
Elm lanser Gontratt am Datum ietner
JGlIigteit bur6 Die ndmli6e 8auTtruft
6egli6sn psr0en puroe, Die BEL 1elnem
QlnTdnde eriItirta.
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Snm Grlu' YurIrr sgueiOers Strife.
SicIe Gpuperatips 8crfffdttru erpHnrt.-6ub'
rer Sd,uufrIe nab philadelphia uns Salti'
more cindcIaScu

rer SdbpnfrIc nab philadelphia uur SaIti'
more cingclaseu.
0en zOorf, II. 2luguIt. : 9r.
S60ni'to, Oii6rsr Der itrit:noenShneis
Der, 6eItrsitet Die Qngabe, oab Die Strtz
Ter um cine ipeitere Gonfersn3 nit o:n
Sdpib6uOirbaIiBsrn 3ur 8aile9un9 Der
f6ne5enOen Strsitfr19sn srIuht bdban.
80 &ooperatip@Wsrtitdtten, tpelf). 500
W}ann beI4GTtigen, puroen beute frub
pon Der S6neioerz9riiOsrI6Ift eroffz
net. S6OnfelO erfldrt, bs gum r1ad@
ten SdmItdg pirben genug iolh.r
WsrfItdtten i'm gatrie5e isin, lin aue
Strtter gu 5eI4dfiigsn, uno Die @on@
traftoren, Die nod uidbt n1Chgegeben Adz
ben, piiroen ul5olnn feine 2lrbeiter
ms9r erIdngen t0nnsn. lteber 200 @onz
trdttorer, pel6s 1000 N1nn be16dfz
tigen, haben Od5 neua 2(bfommen nit
Der 8riioerI daft unter3ei6nat.
Die S6neioer in Ybilaoelp6id uno
Baltimore BADEN S6Dnfelo na9 jentn
StdDten eingelaoan, I'm bort RsDeR por
Den 5ur Union geb0rigtn S6neiOerr gu
bulten. Utln gldubt, oaB Die Union in
jsnen Stdoten ulls Nr6eit, Die pislIeiht
pon biaIigenWerfitdttan oprt6in geI4idt
piro, 3uridpsiIen niro. Die 9oIanz
NADER berihten, odB cine lpeitere err
6e6li6e 3ubl Don Gontrattortn D1s
neue llbfpmmen unter5si3net FAT.
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Teuershrunl in NrrinIf.

q Orf off, 8d., II. NWguit. =
Die Wfi6le unD 5rodenrGume Der
gQttlantic SapmiQ Comp" purOen
baute QQ6sno our6 Elm auf unbetannte
@eiIe au8gebro9snes SSauer 3erit0rt.
On 100000 Sub 8aubol3 gin9sn in
5lammen uuf. 8erluit 100000, Ser
Itberung $4,000. W}e6rsre 20I6mGnz
ner nurpen pd6renp De5 8ran0es Don
Der 0iBe iiberlpGltiQt uno muBten uuF
einem 9atrolpaQsn ms 6oIpitul gez
hrirrht nprnpn
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Mufrilhrerlide StaIiener.

GeIpca file, ga, II. 2(uguIt. -
Der superintendent Der nGarbon 2ime
Stone Gudrries" bena6riAtigte beute
friib ben S6sriff 8eder, oaB $50 be-
paffnete Stuliener ppn Carton unD
6ilItopn Der i'm 2lnmarIh na6 Dem
S9auplaBe Des Strites gu ReDcdIt tile
7eien, nm bic bortigen 2lrbeiter 3ur
GiniteIIung Der geI4dftigung gu 6epez
gen. Die S6aar gelungte jeOoh MIR
bis nu4 8eiiemsr, I'D Iie cine 2(n3ubl
9(r6eiter oertrieb unb i6ren psiteren
MarI6 na9 Den bieiigen Stsinbriihen
Bis morgen oerI6ob. Der S6erifT
pirD morgen Elm geniigeno itdrtes 2lufz
gebot sur SteQe BADEN, I'm Die Rube 81
na6ren. Der Strife mar Die 6olge Ell
ner QphnreouftiDn BON 10 Bro3ent.
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3ugefaubniKe fur oeutid1e 0ci9aits>
lcnte in oSapan.

Gan 5ran3isco, Sal, II.
9(u3uit. - 2aut 8oitnudri6ten aus
Oem Orient lit Der 6anbelsDertrag
3niI4sn Sapan unb 0euti9lunO bon
Dem 8e6eimratb QutqebeiBen porOsn.
Der 2lustuui6 ba5 rattfi3irten Ser
TRACES unO oeiien oarauf fol3enDe Ser
0ffentli4ung tpiro innerbalb so Saz
oen erpartet. S6Idpn bic 8aOingunz
qen ,oes 8ertruqes unbstont iino,
8luu6t man bo9, baB SSapun oeutI4en
Q(niieblern in SSapun me6r 9anbelsz
@on5eiIionn qemu6t fat, als 8roBz
britannien in Dem Dor einiger 3eit
a6gei6lofenen 8ertrage erlangt Fat.
Nd9ri6ten aus 9etinq 6eidgen, DAP
Elm 6anoslspsrtrug 3pii6en G6In1 u.
oSupan ratifi3irt porDsn 1T.