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A Hot Battle at First, but the
Australian Was Out of
Condition.
RESULT OF a RECENT M1sHAP
His S juggling Powers and Gameness
of No Avail Against Steve'S
CleverneSs.

MASPETH, L. L, Sept. q. - Steve
ODonnelI fought Frank Slavin to a
standstill IN the fifth round at the En-
pire Athletic Club tonight, and the lat
ter's seconds, seeing their man was all but
out, threw up the sponge after the round
had been on one minute and thirty-fve
seconds, Slavin fought badly all the way
through and the bell only saved him in
the fourth round. After the fight Slavin
addressed the crowd as they were filing
out. He said:
I'm licked tonight, gentlemen; but l
think the man that has been behind
ODonnell will give me another chance
when l am in better condition. 1 have
been hurt ever since Thursday and only
came here so as not to disappoint the
public and my backer."
As long as O'Donnen mixed it up
Slayin was the stronger at the short
range, but when Steve stood off it was all
up with Slavin.
About 1000 sports made the journey to
see the event. which was to have been a
twenty-round contest. The crowd had
scarcely been seated when a rumor was
started to the effect that Slavin had hurt
his arm, shoulder and back by tall last
Thursday and that he was in no condition
to fight. 1t was stated that he had only
come over to make an appearance and had
done no work since the alleged accident.
The betting was all in favor of Slavin and
the majority Of the sports seemed to think
that the accident" was weII-laid scheme
to induce the 0'Donnell contingent to put
up their money. AS good as to could
be had against Steye's chances as SIavin's g
supporters calculated that his Singing
powers and gameness would prove too
much for O'DonnelPs cleverness.
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ON EASTERN DIAMONDS.
Standing of the Clubs and Scores of the
Games Played IN the National
League Yesterday.

CLEVELAND, OHIO. Sept. 21.-score: Cleve-
lands-4, 10, 2; Cincinnatis-1, 9, 3. Batter
ies-Cuppy. Wilson and thinner; Dwyer and
Vaughn. Umpire-Sheridan.
PITTSBURG, Pa, Sept. 21.-Score: First
game-Pittsburgs-2, 5 2; Louisvilles-I, z, A..
eleven iInings.) Batteries = Hawley and
Merritt; Herman and Dexter. Umpire-Ems-
lie Second game-Pittsburgs-3 IL 8; Louis
villes-6, II, 1. Batteries-Kiien and Sug-
den: Cunningham and Miller. Umpire
BRooKLYN, N. Y, Sept. 2I.-score: Brook
Ivns-3 6. 5; Bostons-5, 8, 3. Batteries-Daub
and Grim; Stivetts and Bergen, Umpire
u WyssHINGToN, D. C, Sept 21.-score: WASH
ingtons-4 6, 4; New Yorks-S, 10, 1. Bat
teries-Merc and Mcclure; Meekin and War
ner Umpire-Lynch.
mores-IO. 13. /; Philadelphias-6, 8. 1. Bat
teries-Hemming and Robinson; Carsey and
Grady. Umpire-Hornung.
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S,.ictde at Poso.

BAKERSFIELD, CAL, Sept. 21.-J. A.
Cawthorn, a resident of this place, COM
mitted suicide at Poso yesterday by cut
ting open the arteries in his left arm and
bleeding to death. He arrived at the Poso
ranchhouse OH Saturday evening and
He was allowed to sleep in the bunkhouse,
and left there early yesterday morning.
Nothing was seen of him after that until
this morning, when his body was found on
the bank of the Galloway canal, a short
distance from the ranchhouse. He was
native of Louisiana, 46 years of age.
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owned by Charles Camden, the owner of

owned by Charles Camden, the owner of
the road
Tolls have been collected by Camden.
It was claimed that some time ago the
company's franchise expired, and, failing
to apply for renewal, the franchise was
invalid. Complaint was made and the
District Attorney instructed to bring pro-
ceedings TO investigate the matter.
The parties interested appeared before
the Supervisors to-day and the matter was
disposed of by the Supervisors authorizing
Camden TO collect no more toll. Camden
claims he has right to charge toll and
proposes to do so.
The Supervisors notified him that on
the first complaint he would be arrested,
and as he insists on taking toll a test case
may be looked for in few days.
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KILLING AT COULTER r1LLE.

John Fernettt Ends the life of Louis
Bruschi With Bullet.
COULTERVILLE, CAL, Sept. 21.-John
Vernetti, the shift boss in the Tyro mine,
shot and killed Louis Bruschi, one of the
proprietors of the Riverside saloon. at s
O'Clock this morning.
A few minutes before the killing the
two men ouarreled, but settled their diff
culties and shook hands. Vernetti said
he was going home and asked Bruschi to
come out into the road, as he wished to
talk with him. Brushi followed him, and
the two men talked for twenty minutes
in low tone, when shot was fired.
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Iron Mo,.ntatn sDseiters Runni,,o

REDDING. CAL, Sept. 21.-The smelt-
ers at Iron Mountain have resumed opera
ions with increased force and capacity.
The plant is working smoothly and is a
complete success. About 1000 men are
now mployed and before the end of the
month 1000 will be employed. Five hum
dred roasters are being built The COM
pany expects to enlarge the plant and
says Keswick ana vicinity will be second
Denver in the course of years time.
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FRESNO COUNTY NOMINEES.
Republicans Select Candidates for the
Local Offices.

RepWbIicGns Select Candidates for the
Local Offices.
FRESNO, CAL, Sept. 21.-The Republi.
cans met in county convention to-day,
and nominated the following ticket:
For n-Sixty-second Dis
trict, W. F.. Rowell, incum bent; Sixty
third District, A. c. Shaw of Raymond.
For Supervisor-Seco District, T. w.
Pickiord; Third District A. E. Smith;
Fifth District, J. J. Miley.
Resolutions favoring the reelection of
George G. Perkins to the United States
Senate and w. w. Bowers to Congress
were adopted. Tonight Senator Perkins
and ex-Msyor w. r. Davis spoke TO an
audience of 1000 people in the Barton
Opera house.
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Riot nt North Ynkiran

NORTH YAKIMA, WASH, Sept. 2l.-
In an incipient riot here yesterday one
man was badly injured, and warrants are
out for eight prominent merchants. The
merchants keep open to secure the trade
OF the ladian hop-pickers. Spoilers in be-
half of the Sunday-closing League were on
hand and several fights took place. Spot
ter Stackhouse was thrown out of a store
and badly beaten on the head and neck by
merchants and sympathiZers
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the difficulty in holding them both at the
same time the kennel show has been post
poned. 1t will probably be held next jan
uary or February. The committee in
charge of the poultry exhibit is meeting
with much encouragement. Poultry fam
ciers from all over the State have ex-
pressed their intention to make exhibits.
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sUsANYILLE CONTENTION.
Lasscn County Republicans NonSnat,
Their Candidates.

IHetF Cdhutu0te8.
SUSANVILLE, CAL, Sept. 21.-The Re-
publicans of Lassen County held their
convention to-day. Resolutions indorsing
the National platform and pledging sup
port to the National candidates were
adopted. The contest for the nomination
of Superior Judge was decided by the
choice of f. A. Kelley over w. H. Board
man by one vote. Following the exam
pie of other counties wherein the office of
Sheriff is at present filled by an appointee
of the Board of Supervisors. the conven-
ton nominated Thomas w. Wilson of
Bieber for that place. w. P. Hall, T. A.
seberry and w. H. Earl were elected
delegates to the Sixth Assembly District.
The nominations for Supervisors were as
follows: First District. A. E. de Forest;
Second District Dan Cramer; Fourth Dis
trict, d. r. Brownell.
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Woolen MN CYo,,a

SAN JOSE, CAL, Sept. 21.-The San
Jose Woolen-mill closed for the season
Saturday night after run of six months.
Owing to the depressed condition of busi-
ness it was impossible 10 dispose of the
mills output at a profit. Last year the
mill was operated eight months, and pre-
vious to that time it was in operation
practically the year round. One hundred
hands are thrown out of employment by
it's closing.
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NO ToLLR0ADs IN SHASTA.

Supervisors Declare Travellers Ope,~ N
HfOhtrav May Not BE Assesseo.
REDDING, CAL. Sept. 21.-The matter
of the validity of the Camden Tollroad
Company's franchise came up for final
hearing before the Board of Supervisors OF
this county to-day.
For great number OF years the Camden
toll road has been used for public travel.
1t extends from point just above Shasta
to the Tower House, a beautiful SPOT
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GfameIIt kanch SOFIA.

SANTA ROSA, CAL, Sept. 21.-The
famous Gianelli ranch was sold to-day by
the Sheriff for $5S9O3. Mrs. Gianelli. the
plaintiff in the foreclosure proceedings,
was the only bidder. There were forty de-
PENDANTS in all, including the Kenwood
Land Company. Some of the defendants
will probably redeem their homes within
the six months allowed by law, but many
of them will lose the amount paid in in
stallments and several years of hard labor
in improvements.
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Arthur d. Seavev Dead.

SARATOGA, N. Y, Sept. 2l.-Arthur
D. SeayeY, ex-Auditor of Saratoga, died
last night. He was born at Brunswick,
Me-, IN 1886, and in 1849 went to Califor-
MIA. where he formed the acquaintance of
John W. Mackay. This acquaintance
subsequently rlpened into strong friend
ship. For seven years he worked in the
mines. He afterward conducted a mer-
camille business n Springfield, Cal. He
amassed large fortune and removed here
in 1850 - AN
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yer club was organized here Saturday
evening by the locsl silverites, including
Democrats, populists and few RepubIi-
cans. Permanent officers were elected as
follows: J. M. Einfalt, president; j. w.
Forsythe, vice-president; Oscar F. Meme,
secretary; G. w. Pedlar, treasurer. About
thirty-fiye signed the roll. Weekly meet
lngs will be held during the campaign.
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Fresno Inj,.n otiom Suit Aro..a.

FRESNO. CAL, Sept. 21.-The injunc-
tion proceedings instituted by ]. G. Shep-
ard to restrain the Valley road from con-
structing its track in front os his residence
on Q street were argued before Judge Ris-
ley of the Superior Court to-day. Shepard
was represented by L. L. Cary, the local
Southern Pacific legal representative, and
the Valley Road Company by E. +. Pres
ton. Judge Risley took the matter under
adyisement
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R.ddtno,. Free silre,. nsoht

REDDING, CAL, Sept. 2l.-This was
free silver's night in Redding. The speak
ers of the evening were Hon. F. A. Cutler.
Democratic and PopuIist nominee for Con-
gress and Mr. Cam pbell, Populist The
speaking was preceded by monster torch
light procession, with music, fireworks
and transparencies in abundance.
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EMrekn Rnnker RnaIu I,,i,,-.a

EUREKA. CAL, Sept. 2l-Isaac Chill
berg ST., president of the Home Savings
Bank, received serious injuries to-day by
being thrown from his carriage. His right
hip was broken in two places. He is 70
years OF age, and it is believed he cannot
recover from the shock.
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The Parker UfI Cont.,,.

SAN JOSE, CAL. Sept. 21.-In the Par
ker will contest the day was occupied in
reading the deposition of William Law of
New haven. The deponent thought Par
ker acted queer at times, ana said that
Parker complained that if he lost $50
600 damage suit then pending against him
he would be compelled to go to the poor
house. The contestant will probably fin.
ish Its case this week
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publican meeting was held Saturday
evening at Rucker, near Gilroy. Hon. H.
D. Van Schaick OF Gilroy was the speaker
and entertained the large crowd in at
tendance for over two hours with an able
and comprehensive speech on protection
and silver.
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Rnctng Results at Sc rovt,

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. 21.-six furlongs, Joe
Hart won, Mercury second, Swiftly third.
Time, 1 :171<.
Seven furlongs, Henry Higgins won, Hessen
Five furlongs, Horseshoe Tobacco won. IMAM
ita second, Sugar Foot third. Time, 1 :O3.
One mile, Garland Bar won, Topmast second,
SIX furlongs, Indio won, Miss Baker second,
Alvin w third. Time, :I515.
Six iurlongs, Tommy Rntter won, Damocles
second, Mamie third. Time :16
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Pacific Grove Primaries.

PACIFIC GROVE, CAL, Sept 21-At
the Republican primaries held here to-day
to elect delegates to the Monterey County
convention IN Salinas on September 26
the following were chosen to represent
this city: o. S. Trimmer, II. M. Briggs.
E. c. Scott, Charles Rosendale, Edward
Berwick, 4. A. Work.
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q, .Toee PollEfry sho,u.

SAN JOSE, CAL, Sept 2L-The Santa
Clara Valley Poultry and Kennel Club
will hold poultry show III this city from
November Is to 21. 1t was originally in
tended to hold a dog show in connection
with the poultry exhibit, but owing to
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Ausnder,s SECOND rrsnl.

SAN JOSE, CAL, Sept 2L-The trial of
Harvey Allender for the murder of
Venanz Crosetti was to-day set for next
Monday. The case will probably never be
tried, as on Friday Allender will be SEN
fenced TO be hanged for the murder of
Miss Feilner.
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Tirotnia Citv Conrentiou.

VIRGINIA CITY, New. Sept. 21.-The
Silver Party County Convention met to-
day and nominated county and leeisla.
tive ticket. The understanding is that
those nominated on the legislative ticket
will, if elected, support ]. P. Jones for
United States Senator.
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Killed His Wifs and Mother-sn- Lo,r

DENVER, CoLo.. Sept. 21.-Antopio
Cuazee shot and killed his wife and
mother-in-law, Mrs. Mary oninn. ar a
ranch near Woody, twelve miles from
here, yesterday. Jealousy was the cause
ne claiming that his wife was unfaithfnI- \
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AoT0R rHORNE DYING.
SsScclsmbjn0 to dn Incurable MoIady 4,
NesU York HOSPITAL

New York Hospital.
NEW YORK, N. Y. Sept. 21.-Edwin
F. Thorne, the actor, is dying of an in
curable disease at the New York Post
Graduate Hospital, where he was talren
from the Victoria Hotel on "Wednesday
He is the son of the late Charles Thorne
and brother of the late Charles Thorne
Jr.. who was both well known to Cali
fornia and New York theatrical audiences.
He is also related to the Mestayer the
atrical family-Charles, William and
Emily. He is nephew of the widow of
the late Joseph Cham berlain of Washing
ton.
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ToLo COUNT DEMOCRATS.
Committee ora Fusion. Selected by tn.
Co1tvention.

Committee ora Fusion. Selected by the
CoStvsntson.
WOODLAND. CAL, Sept. 21.-The
Democratic County Convention met in
this city this afternoon. Ninety-two dele
gates were in attendance. Judge ]. w.
Snowfall was elected chairman. The
principal fight was between F. E. Baker
and w, H. Grant for Superior Judge.
Baker was nominated on the first ballot
by a small majority. John Nixon was
named for Assembyman. A committee
of eight was appointed to confer with the
Populists to arrange fusion. A platform
was adopted indorsing Bryan and Sewail,
the State and National Democratic plat
forms, Senator White, Governor Budd
and Warren B. English.
In the evening w. w. Foote of San
Francisco addressed a large crowd in
Armory Hall.
Gtlroy's Bryan Club.
GILROY, CAL, Sept. 2l.-A Brvan sill.
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Stanford rs. Bsrk.Esu.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. CAL, Sept.
N.-It has already been decided 10 hold
the intercollegiate freshman football con-
test with Berkeley on November IA, twelve
days previous to the big game on Thanks
giving. Both events will come off at Cen
tral Park
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Santa Olera Co,.ntr,a rna.

SAN JOSE, CAL, Sept. 21-The Board
of Sunervisors TODAY fired the o.'.e ~
rate for the coming year at 81 80 for nrop-
erty outside incorporated towns and S1 for
inside property. This is cents lower
than last year.
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Noted Enqlish Jurt.t Dena.

LONDON, Eng, Sept. 2L-The Right
Hon. George Denman, P. c., formerly
Judge of the Queens Bench division of
the High Court of Justice, died to-day.
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iu1e, l.4Z1A.
Trix ana HaymarKet also ran,

Another district race for PAGERS and
couple of running events will make up to-
nlorrow's card.
Charles Jeffries, who will handle the
horses OF Winship, arrived here from Mon
tana Tonight.
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sHAsTA's ERRING rEEAsUkER.
County Treasurer Jackson's Brother
Man Repau HIS Shortnne

MGy Repay His Shortage.
REDDING. CAL, Sept. 2L-County
Treasurer Jacksons books are now being
exported by an accountant, hired by Jack
sons bondsmen. The shortage is known
to be in the neighborhood of $4,000, and
may reach ST. 600. A brother of Treasurer
Jackson, banker of Salinas, is here, and
it is stated he will put up the sum neces-
sary to straighten the defaulters accounts
and save the bondsmen serious loss.
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One mile; purse 500.
Owen Bros b.. c. Grady. 1O7, by Three Cheers
Gold Cup (Coie) -................... ...........
Shaner d Burlingame's br. +. Miss Pollard
109. BY imp. Idallum by Kyrle DAILY (Shepard) 2
]. s. Mackintosh's br. g. Tuxedo, ia, by Regent
Reply (Shaw). .....7.. ........ 2
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Special trot for district horses; purses $500.
General, b. g., by Falls by Alexander
(HarrIsOn( ..:.......;.. .:.a..:.....-.. sS112
Baby w, blk M, by Wilkesdaie
Whitehead ana McManus) ........: 244s
Joe, b g., by Pilot Prince (Young and
Green5. ,........., 444212
6chmale, b. g., by Antevolo Jr.
(schmalel .........-........ 1888
2;34z-2:353 34-2:35-2: :3S-2:34
-2.33A
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Los ANGELES, CAL. Sept. g, 1896.
DIR. A. t. SANDEN-Dear Sir: 1 used your
Belt for lame back six weeks and it cured me
after the failure OF all other remedies in the
shape OF porous plasters, hnaments, etc.
found relief as soon as l put the Belt on.
am in the plumbing business at the following
address and will take great pleasure in recon-
mending your Belt. Thankfully yours,
GEO. DUNET, 81 New High street
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Pacific Grore MoKtnrsvs.es.

PACIFIC GROVE, CAL, Sept. 21.-The
McKinley-Hobart Club, which formed
here some six weeks ago, has steadily
grown until it now numbers about 100
members. This GLIB will take an active
part in the big rally TO be held in Mon
terey on Saturday night.
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fucker Republican Rally.
GILROY, CAL, Sept. 21.-A rousing Re-
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-06-19
SOU Nd MONEY.

The money plank Of the republican
platform is SO clear, distinct, and detini'e
that it can in no way be tortured into
straddle Every true republican VII
rejoice that tins is SO, and that his party
has given no uncertain sound on this
question. but With the courage OF Its
convictions appeals 10 the intelligence ot
the American people. The clause i DIP
follows:
The Republican party is unreserved.y
Tor sound money. 1t caused the enact
ment OF the law providing for resump-
Ilop OF specie payments III 1917, sAtea
then every dollar has been as good as
cold. We are una,,erably opposed ~
every measure calculated 10 debase or
currency or impair the credit q our
country. Il e ale. therefore. opposed -
the free coinage Of silver except by M
telnatlonaI agreement With the ltaeaD-s
commercial nations OF the world, which
We pledge ourselves 70 promote and bH-
| Til such agreement can be obtained, tha
existing gold standard must be pfeserz
ed AL onr silver and paper currency
now in circulation must be maintained
/ at ii parity with gold. aud We favor ail
measures designed TO maintain inNoia-
ably tie obligations OF the United Stale )
and all our money. whether com of
| paper, at the present standard. the
standard OF the most enlightened na-
tons OF the earth.
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4 ssUslsseSS Transfer.

\ business change of an important
character was consumated last week,
whereby Elliot's extensive department
store was transferred to parties from
Britton. Mr. j. b. Stone and a Mr.. Sui
Ivan. The Elliot taolishment has
been one OF the important business in
stitutions Of Milbank Of ,ong standing
and reliable character and our people
generally while regretting the necessity
for the retirement Of the firm, will be
pleased to learn that the business has
fallen into good hands, Messrs. Stone
4 Sullivan bringing with them the re-
putation of being successful and straight
forward business men, who will add to
the commercial and social interests OF
of the city. The now firm expect to be
able to take possession about the lst Of
July.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-06-19

VIM. Mckinley was yesterday after
noon made the republican nominee for
president by the republican convent ion,
receiving 66l1s votes, over 200 more Than
enough to nominate, on the first ballot.
4 number Of the Tree silver delegates,
headed BY Teller otICoorado bolted the
convention on the adoption Of the plat
form.
Senator Pettigrew goes with the bolt
ers. Hansborough, of North Dakota.
and Carter and Mantle and many other
silver men, place protection above free
silver, and are true TO republicanlsm
Garret \ Hobart, of New Jersey, was
nominated for vice president.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-06-19
HOME HAPPENINGS.

Wheat Thursday No. l Northern
Ae; No. 2, 43e,
10 to Watson's for az 4 No. | Pump.
Wood Bros. have just received their
second car Of Barbed Wire.
Ashton the Dentist will be absent
''ohl his Milbank Office after June 20.
The l.. B.. S. Of lhe Congregational
shurch will serve ice cream on the church
saWn on Friday evening June 49,.
Dr. j. A. Freeborn, the specialist ~
Vse, nose and throat diseases, Will be w
or1onville June %, 24 and %.
W. Eddy, the Photographer, will be
= Slllbank one week beginning Monday
noon, June 22d.
me W. G. L. L. will meet with Mrs.
p''ley On Tuesday afternoon, June 23rd'
At three o'clock.
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JERRY SIMPSONS PLAN.
Would Issue Certificates Against the sill.
yer In the Mountains.

When the sockless statesman OF Kan
sas first visited New York city, he went
with friend to the United States sub
treasury III Wall street. They vero
shown through the vaults III which part
Of the governments money is stored
and finally reached room III which
thousands Of big bags of silver dollars
were piled ceiling high. Looking ct the
great heap of useless metal, the Medicine
Lodge tinanaier turned to the United
States subtreasurer and asked: why
could not silver certificates be issued
just as well Oh the silver il the hills? Il
would save the country all the expense
Of mining the Gre, smelling and refining
it and coming il into dollars. think it
is great waste Of labor to dig al that
silver out CT one hole and cut it up into
little pieces just to bring it here and
dump it down into another hole.'
Ridiculous as is the idea Of paper cur
rency based on silver III the rocks, 1t IL
more sensible than tho free coinage 1T
16 to plan The silyerites propose to
compel the government to coin into legal
tender dollars all the silver which may
be brought to the mints. As tho country
has already far more silver dollars than
can be used III business, it would be nee
essary to issue certificates which would
pass as currency. So that the govern
ment would be practically buying all
the silver offered it at price nearly
| double its market value.
The silver mine owners and their
| agents ridiculed Congressman Simpson S
cheap money scheme. But wild as his
| plan was it did not involve the repudia-
| tion Of just debts or the debasement q
| the standard Of value, as did theirs.
Silverites who laugh at the notion q
using the Rocky mountains as a basis
| for currency are really condemnln3
their own theory. Sensible people who
!, believe in honest money want neither
certificates based On silver ore nor Oh pit,
| silver. Either would mean a great an
nual loss through the Wasteful employ
nent Of labor which ought to lc en-
| gagged in producing useful articles