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The San Francisco call., 1896-09-12

lss'om 1879 to 1892 the United States ,oas
grtst IN seealth, dignity and honor. say TO
yos that If ever nation could see from its
oae& experience that 1t pays to be honest 1t IS
th4s United States of America. The experience
of Che Scorld has proven to as beyond perdd-
ve,sture that the attempt to issue Government
naOpley every time speculative period has set
IN ind burst means destruction and ruin out
of aebich there IS no tOay ercept bankruptcy.
No3c sOe haze got TO learn that 1t is not tOise
TO t0,cer the currency one-half an order TO ekc
out a speculation I think zoe shall learn IT..
Tom Reed.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-12
AROUND THE CORRIDORS.

Among the typical prospectors OF the Pacific
Coast one of those widest known is E. F. Schu-
macher, who has spent many years on the
Yukon and who has recently returned from q
prospecting tour extending over several
months in the Okanogan country, Washing
ton.
He has prospected and mined in many diff
ferent sections of the Pacific Coast and, like
all prospectors, enjoys the freedom OF such a
life.
sit is a life that better suits me than any
other that could be named, he said yester-
day. land wonder that more men who are OF
independent spirit do not adopt it. 1t is far
better than toiling for Others aud being obedi-
ent to their whims. Such life is CALLING.
Then, too, q man following the free and
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perity certain before money will seek the
channels of trade and distribute itself
along the lire. Men must have work at
good pay before they can have money to
spend for goods and wares, and they most
certainly cannot have work # our markets
are supplied with articles of trade of the
cheap labor OF other countries. The peo-
pie of California are quite right. Protec-
tion is the paramount question, and when
that is secured prosperity will come speed
lily, as the natural consequence. for there
vii be plenty of work at good pay for all
wISI wish to work.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-12

The Republican party, with the support of
the American people, knoa0ing no classes or
distinctions among the sovereign voters, pro
poses 10 enact such laIUs as aDU revive the
fallen industries Of the country to hfe and
aetirity again, and thus furnish employment
to the woge-eGrner and protection TO american
labor, and thus restore to the american farm
er and producer his home market for 95 per
cent of his products, Which has been so
ruthlessiy destroyed By closing our mills and
factories and depriving s0age-earners of their
power to buy home products. Governor
Hamilton of Illinois.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-12
THE CYCLoMETER CRANK.

OF all the cranks I've ever seen
The cyclometer crank IS the worst.
He watches it go from morn till night
And pushes Ii round with all his might,
Though his veins like TO burst
There's music for him in the click of the dog
a nd 1t chee,s his weary way.
Whether riding home riding to town,
Or pumping up hill or coasting down,
He lives ON his merry lay.
He cannot stop on half a mile,
And, though the time has come to dine,
If the cycle stands at 399
The dinner must wait awhile.
When death has claimed the cyclometer crank
And he's passed from this world OF guile
He'll ask Peter to wait at the open gate,
Though the saint is old and the hour is late,
While he runs on another mile.
Minneapolis Tribune
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cALIFoRNIANS IN NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, N. Y, Sept. 11.-At the ST..
Cloud, Mrs. Hyns, C. E. Sweet, P. A. Roche; !;
Metropolitan, Mrs. Hyns: Cosmopolitan, L. j.
Trowbridge; Astor Mrs. A. A waterhouse;
Giisey, Miss Alexander; Albemarle, J. G. OK
nard- Mrs. !. NJ. and Miss l. NJ. TODD of Los
Angeles left the st. Cloud to sail on the North
German flyer Kaiser Wilhelm II for Genoa via
Gibraltar and Naples Mrs. Augusta C. Mayo
and Manuel Olsen of Oakland arrived from
Bremen on the North German ship Traye.
Miss Adeline FEEDER NJ D.. arrived on the North
German flyer Kaiser Wilhelm II from Genoa. l..
Schiappapietra and wife arrived in on the
same ship; also G. Gunsti.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-12

Work and Wdges hare been cut in t,co, and
tre spurn the same experiment on the money
IN Which they are paid. We want the same
good money in the future that we hare had
since January 1, 1879, and that ,ue intend to
have. We i0dnt honest dollars, and intend
like honest people to pay our honest debts pith
then.-Governnaen and people. Our great
need now as chance to earn these honest
dollars By honest acork at home. And let as
do our soork an the United States, and then
there tciH not be an idle man beneath our flag.
-McKinIeu
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-12
MR.. BRYAN AS A pRopHEr.

sentatives March 16, 1892, Hon. william ]
Bryan gave voice to the following utterances
which tend 20 show how far the Boy Orator Of
the Platte can be relied upon as a sage or as a
prophet:
If it (the Democratic partly comes Mr. Chair
man. into power In ali OF the departments of this
Government 1t will not destroy industry; it will
not in1ure labor; but il VIII save to the men who
produce the wealth of the country larger norfton
of that wealth. Il will bring prosperity and iov
and happiness not TO few, but TO every one with
out regard to station condition
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-12
Mr.. DANA'S ADVICE TO DEMOCRATS

Our advice to Democrats is to keen tho ,oo,,,
chance steadily in mind. vote for McKin.
ley is worth two votes for Palmer as an instrn.
ment for the defeat of Bryan. First let ms save
the Republic and fortiiy its institutions by as
tremendous majority against Reputation
mire the spirit displayed at Indianapolis tale
on on your hats to John McAuley Palmer and
simon Bollyar Buckner, cheer them to the ton
OF your voice, not only as fine old tvnas ~
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IN MR.. BRYAN'S HOME.
Champaign (nl.) News.


Captain J. c. Ware has returned from Lin
coin, Nebr., where he went two weeks ago on
account Of the death of his daughters child.
Captain Ware reports the result OF the polling
OF Mr.. Bryan's ward, the Filth, where 2Ol
voters are for Mckinley ana II for Bryan. In
tn block where Bryan has his Office 81 are for
Mckinley and 8 for Bryan. A train going west
from Lincoln was poiled and showed As TO 26
in McKinley's favor.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-12
College Party.

party Of college people and their friends will
leave for Chicago and various Eastern universities
on next Tuesday evening, the 18th OF September
They have chartered a special Northern Pacific
tourist car, upholstered in leather and no obiec-
tonable person viii be admitted. For really first
class accom- mmodatons at secondclass rates this is
the finest excursion Of the year. Reservations are
now being made. but a few more will be admitted
For full information apply to T. X. stateler, gen
eral agent Northern Pacific Railway, 6Ss Market
street, San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-12

Bland for the Presidential nomination, no
ticed Irish's fad and said to him: "Mr. Irish,
1 see you and Mr.. Bland have one thing in
common" 'What is that?" asked the eloquent
Californian. "Wny, neither of you wear q
necktie." Mr.. Irish evidently did not like this
very well, for he replied with some acerbity
in his voice, "But there is a great difference
between Mr.. Bland and myself, TOO. You don't
see any tobacco juice on my shirt front, do
you? Well, the man who hasn't the physical
or intellectual ability to expeetorate over the
buttons on his vest is not fit to be President of
the United States"
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-12

Northern and Southern Democracy, but also a,
tine advance guard of a Democratic column
starting out for further victories; and then On
to the polls aud clear the way for the new
Democracy by firing directly at Bryan ballot
for william Mckinley New York Sun.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-12

Nothing is more indispensable to business
and prosperity than that the currency of the
country shall be so honest that II can cheat
nobody. Nothing is of greater moment to the
weltdre of the country than the adoption of a
policy which ,0iU give to tabor and capital
constant employment NTH fair returns.-Mc-
E50ye,,
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LADY'S WAIST WITH NEW SLEEVE
AND YOKE FRONT.

An exquisitely dainty gown is illustrated be-
low. 1t is of white and black striped silk.
The battlemented yoke is edged with narrow
black velvet. The frill is white mousseline de
sole with black dots. A ruf1e of this is also
set in the top of the collar, which like the belt
is of shaded green ribbon. The belt is one of
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-12

months II these figures seem large DIVIDE IL
by two and the result is 1876, 100000.
ANY political party that will devise scneLnG scllI
sum of money to the people should DO SO a!
once. National prohibition will do it And
like to ask your readers if there is one of them
that can give me a better remedy for the cure
of the present financial ills of our country than
the National abolition OF the liquor trat11c.
WooD REDLAc CIV. G.)
Elmhurst Alameda County, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-12
THERE is A DIFFERENCE.
chicapo Timeg-Herald.

John P. Irish OF California, who was easily
the foremost orator at the Indianapolis con-
vention, has one peculiarity in his personal
attire. He never wears necktie. At the Chi
cago convention o'Brien Moore of st. Louis
and Washington, an ardent supporter OF Mr..
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-12

Lady Georgianna Grey, aunt of Earl Grey, is
nearly 100 years of age, but, though she is
not very brisk upon her legs, manages to keep
informed on politics and the talk of the
day by having guests at dinner almost every
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-12

The only way to support the principles
of Republicanism is to support Republi-
can organization.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-12

Democracy had better get all the COM
fort 1t can out of Arkansas this week, for
Maine talks next week.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-12

1t is very small minded politician who
thinks more of some mean squabble he can
start than of the great issues at stake in
the campaign.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-12

As Bryan is opposed to every form o.
promoting American industry he is nee.
cessarily opposed to the interests of al
who live by that industry.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-12

1t is wise proceeding on the part oi
the Bryanites to begin discussing Bryan's
Cabinet at once, for after the election there
will be no chance for 1t.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-12

The only States that shows signs OF
favoring Bryan are the States where Bryan
has not been.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-12

Ferdinand Gumbert. who died recently II
Germany at the age of 7S. wrote 400 songs
which in their time were intensely popular
but they are fast falling into neglect.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-12

1t is now SewalPs turn to give Us let
ter, and it will be probably very long
for Sewall has much to explain.
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Patronize Home Industry
Visalia Dell

Germany is advocating the boycott of Ameri-
can bicycles on patriotic grounds. Americans
should discontinue the use of foreign manu-.
factured articles on the same grounds.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-12

Men who quietly submit to unjust taxa
ton deserve what they get. No one merits
justice who is not willing to work tor it.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-12

SPECIAL information daily to manufacturers
business houses and public men by the Press
Clipping Bureau tAllen'sl, $40 Montgomery.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-12

The late John Millais started out to "spirit-
ualize art" but when his work became fash
ionable fad he ended by living In the finest
possible house and eating the best possible
dinpars
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-12

The tariff may be minor issue to Bryan
and others who live by talking, but to those
who have to work for a living it is the
greatest issue of the campaign.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-12

BY the time they have chance to vote
number of Western States will do quite as well
as yermont.-Kansas City Journal.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-12

The Republican party cannot carry Cali
fornia without harmony and organization
and those who are opposed to party disci-
pline are really opposed to party success.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-12

Miss Martha Van Rensselaer, of Randolph,
N. Y, who has already served as School Com
missioner of Cattaraugus County, has been
renominated tor the same Office by the Repub.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-12
PARAGRAPHS ABOUT PEOPLE.

Lord Salisbury plays a good game of bill
liards, although he has an aversion to that
particular form OF anus ement by daylight
Umra Kahn, the Pathan chief who fought
against the British in Chitral last year, has ar
rived In Bombay, on his return from his pill
grimage to Mecca.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-12

No loyal Republican will support fac
ton leader.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-12

If as watson says, sewaI is only the
soothing syrup for the goldbugs, Watson must
be the colic.-New York Mail and Express.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-12

striped silk in the autumn shades made
after model was very pretty and exceedingly
stylish, for the new sleeves and belt with the
novel yoke 'front.' make it extremely striking.
A gown of brown silk had the yoke of white
satin covered with lace. The belt and collar
were of the green and blue silk, with frill of
the same lace at the top of collar.
yoke and collar hooking on the left side
There is fitted lining which may be omitted
for wash dresses, utting the gathered one
sewing it to the yoke and fastening at under
arm seam. A shallow facing cut alter lining
makes the S tay to which the sleeve is sewn
The skirt has eleven cores, which is specially
adapted for silk or goods only twenty-five
inches wide
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-12

Tom Watson is calling for Mr.. Sewall to re-
sign. Watson ought to have new nerve tonic
named for him.-Minneapolis Journal.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-12
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
THE PROHIBITION VOTE.

A CLAIM THAT PRoHIBITIoN HAS GAINED BY
THE DETECTION OF OFFIcE-SEEKERs.
To the Editor Of the San Francisco CdlL-DEAR
SIR: AS a member of a party that has no
daily newspaper to espouse its cause-a party
your permission TO say few words concern
ing our work.
General Bidwell was once a good Prohibi-
zionist; so was Henry French and Chauncey
Dunn, but they have quit our ranks ana are
now flying the free-silyer kite. Our party has
been greatly strengthened by their departure
and we expect to poll 10000 votes in this
State for lowering and Johnson, our National
candidates. Our platform this year is clean
cut one-advocating but one thing, namely,
the prohibition of the liquor traffic. We have
left the money question and the tariff uues-
tion out of our platform, for the purpose of
giving our members free rein to vote on these
questions as they like. Our single plank de-
veloped the fact that there were some men in
our ranks who were Prohibitionists for no
other purpose in the world than to fly kite
with several tails to it. Our kite will not
stand more than one tail, and it must hang
straight down against the saloon business
Here in Elmhurst we have recently built a
children for good citizenship. The State OF
California has permitted several saloons to
exist here to undo our good work. The same
political wisdom that sustains the school
should abolish the saloon.
There is tremendous howl of hard times IN
this connty-one OF the most prolific counties
in the STATE OF California; yet in the face of
this fact our Supervisors have permitted 500
saloons to do business in this county
Let me give some figures:
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-12

California glace fruits, SOC pound, in Japan.
ese baskets. Townsend's, Palace Hotel bldg.s
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-12

This is a bread-and-butter campaign Wage
earners are not bit deceived by the currency
crv of the ee-traders.-Amerlcan Economist
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-12
CAMPAIGN ECHOES.

CAMPAIGN ECHOES.
By the time they have chance to vote
number of Western States will do quite as well
as Vermont-Kansas City Journal.
Tom watson is calling for Mr.. sewan to re-
sign Watson ought to have new nerve tonic
named for him.-Minneapolis Journal.
If. as watson says, sewan is only the
soothing syrup for the goldbugs, Watson must
be the colic.-New York Mail and Express.
This is bread-and-butter campaign. Wage
earners are not a bit deceived by the currency
cry of the ee-traders.-American Economist.
Wanted-A capable hypnotist who can make
a man believe that be is really Vice-Presi-
dental possibility. Watson.-Washington
Post.
five understand Candidate Bryan, the fall
of Adam 1yss a triai5g occurrence compared
to the demonetzatioit OF silver-Kansas City
Journal.
1t is to be hoped that no talebearer will
whisper to Mr. Bryan the embarrassing fact
that he has been nominated by the Populists.
Washington Post
Everybody wants to see young Mr.. Bryan
now. They know it's their last chance, for he
is going to disappear soon.-Cincinnati Com
mereial-Tribune.
Blaming Bryan for stumping the country is
all wrong. If he doesn't keep moving how are
the people to remember that he is in the race?
kansas City Journal.
There is difference between restoring pros
perity by cheapening money and restoring 1t
by profitable industry that will demand the
labor of all idle hands.-Rochester Democrat
and Chronicle.
The Democrats are making gre at cry about
the present very low prices for farm products.
About all the farmers understand, though, that
they are Democratic prices and the way to
get higher prices is to restore the Republican
party to power.-Greenfield Qnd.) Republican.
AS Bryan announces that his policy Will en-.
rich everybody he means to turn the whole
country into a den of 'plutocrats"-a kind of
people he now processes to hate. Bryan hasn't
any personal objection to being a plutocrat.
Plutocracy is only bad thing when 1t is on
the other rfelloW.-Minneapolis Journal.
Bloomfeld-Isn't 1t odd that Mr.. Bryan
should make it pointo going to church every
Sunday?
Bellefeld-what is there SO very odd about
it?
Bloomfeld-That is the only place where he
has no opportunity to talk.-Pittsburg Chroni-
cle-Telegraph.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-12

But short time ago Dan Lamont was a
promising politician, but having now come
out for Palmer he will have to go out with
Cleveland and that will be the end of him.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-12

Republicans of California should unite
in harmony OF sentiment and action to
prove the truth of Tom Reeds words !:
''The gallant West, peopled by our chill
dren, will show to the world that brothers,
true and tried. who have fought in SO
many fights shoulder to shoulder in the
great conflict of human progress, will
never be separated from each other or
from that great party around which clus-
ters ell the glories OF the most illustrious
~Aars OF this country's history"
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-12

When great issues are at stake no intel
ligent citizen Will turn aside from them to
follow faction leaders who seek to stir up
strife for the sake of gaining some petty
personal advantage.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-12

II is strange the Democratic organs
should declare Iowa is doubtful State
when it would be just as easy and just a:
accurate to claim it for Bryan as sure
thing.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-12

There is no industry SO profitable as that
OF the United States when well protected,
but without protection it ceases to be pro-
titable and the wage Garner is left withont
emrloyment.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-12

The professional party kicker does hi.
kicking simply to attract attention tc
himself, and if the loyal rank and file ig
more hin he soon decides to give himself
few kicks and then quit.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-12
Arc You Go1nr East9

The Atlantic and Pacific Railroad-san.s Fs
route-is the coolest and most comfortable sum.
mer line, owing to its elevation and absence from
alkali dust. Particularly adapted for the trans
portaton Of families because OF its palace draw
ing-room and modern upholstered tourist sleeping
cars which run daily through from Oakland TO
Chicago, leaving at a seasonable hour and in
charge Of attentive conductors ano porters San
Francisco Ticket office, 644 Market street, Chron-
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Ills Broadway.
DR. SIEeERrs Angostura BitterS are the best
remedy for removing indigestion and all diseases
Of the digestive organs.
AS expectorant Ayers Cherry PectoraI
Instantly relieves the bronchial tubes Of the
mucus that obstructs and irritates them.
FALL styles Standard Patterns, catalogue free.
Domestic" office. 1921 Market ST., near sixth.
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Tomorrow being the day of rest you
will need good reading on current topics
and matters OF general interest to amuse
your leisure, and the best way to get it is
10 leave orders to-day for The SUNDAY
CALL.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-12

wanted-A capable hypnotist who can make
a man believe that he is really Vice-Presi-
dental possibility.--r. Observation-Disclosures
Post.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-12

Ifwe UNDERSTAND Candidate Bryan, the fal
of Adam wss a trifi5tg occurrence compares
to the demonetizatioSi OF silVer.-Kansas Cit
Journal
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The CALL SPEAKS FOR ALL.
PATRIOTISM, PROTECTION
and PROSPERITY.
FOR PRESIDENT
WILLIAM MCKINLEY, OF Ohio
FOR vICE-PREgIDENT-
GARRETT 4. HOBART, Of New Jersey
ErECTIONr NOYFrNIREIs 2 oan
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FRESH buttercups, CSC a pound. TOwnsends.s
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1t is to be hoped that no talebearer will
whisper to Mr.. Bryan the embarrassing fac
that he has been nominated by the Populists
Washington Post.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-12

The Democratic party could not effec-
lively administer the affairs OF the Gov.
ernment even when united and under the
leadership OF its best men ands no prudent
citizen would entrust the Nation 10 its
charge now that it is divided, dlsorganized,
demoralized and being led like an un.
thinking mob by few faction leaders and
q perfervid orator.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-12

1t is good sign of coming reform in
taxation that the wrong done to San Fran
cisco by the recent action of the Equalizerl
is TO result IN something more than pro-
test. Even when a vigorous fighter
doesn't win his fight he makes the othel
fellow more careful next time.