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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-06-24

Die Winneiotaer Goitoren, b. b. bic ,ur
Stats !: W~ereini9uns eeborisen, MAIDEN
am 26. Suli einen auf 8 Gage berebneten
NusHug nab Wilpautee uno Detroit,
tbeils Su Waiier, tbeils per Yabu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-06-24

ben Wabls" aces.a6 babe POLES Der.
trauen in oas Wu... IN prominenter
Surger pon Voper, aue. enn bic 2eute
unter bic 6dnoe Der Yolitifer seratben,
flno ie cine 6erbe wiloer 2biere; elm ieis
mes 9euenib.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-06-24

Grsbiihof 5aniiens uno 9arnep 9arna:
to itarben beioe unermartet uno unsefdbr
UNI oieielbe 3eit auf bober See. 9tber
welh elm llnteribieo in Der 5obesart oes
amerifaniiben airbenfuriten uno bes
afritaniihen ~9iamantentonias". .gBis
elmer lebt, 10 itirbt err" oies alte Sprib.
mort bat iib in Seioen 56uen bemGbrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-06-24

Jiir uniere Sinsos lit es bobe Belt. oas
eonperiationsIeriton ,u wdlSen, iib elm
menis iiber 9apan su informireu uno ,u.
Snieben, oh iib nibt benz Witaoo etpas
am 3euge niden lGBt. Tenn oemnadit
peroen ~ieoenialls 9esen oas unueribdmts
Sapan, oas uns nibt erlalben mill, 6as
mali ,u annettiren, feurise patriotiibs
Heoem I'M Gonsreb los9elaiien weroen,
lno ca biirfte es bob gut iein, wenn man
iib uorber nit benz 6eener, iiber ben man
b~erfallen mill. elm penis senauer betannt
mahte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-06-24

Mit elmer %ieltenen Ginmiitbisteit men.
bet iib Der anitanoise She'll Der amerita.
niiben Yrsiie seaen bic Seniationsw utb
zines New Dorter Slattes, welbes iih
nibt entblooet bat, fur, Dor benz 6Oidbri:
gen HesierunsS. Smbilaum Der Sonigin
bon Gn9lano Die Wabriht BON Der fat
polltanoi9en %Grblinouns Der @reiiin aus.
,uItreuen. Selbit wenn es pabr iein iolI.
te, oaB bic Sonisiu in @efabr ibwebt. ibr
Nugenlibt ,u perliersn-pas iibri9enS
o~fi,iell entihieoen Oementirt wiro-io
mar es gewib nibt notbis, iiber oas ielte'
ne JeIt elmer sroben Nation iolhe ounileu
Sbatten ;u werfen. Sournaliitiibe Sn.
oistretion bate in oieiem 9lu9enblid niht
oas 6ebeimnib auf ben Warft werfen
oiirfen. IS slbt @renSen, Die aud Der
Observation-Disclosures 3eitunssihreiber nidt
iiberibreiten BARI, uno bas perioulihe In:
gliid sebort unbeoinst AZ ben allisitig sn
reipeftirenben-ganS aleib Oh cine So:
nisin ODER Die lebte Yirsersfrau-oie BE
%trofiene lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-06-24

Die neue 8srfaIiuns o 0ela,uare lit
Der Seuolteruns bes Staates niht sur
8utbeiBuns .uorsslest woroen aus Gurbt
Dor benz srobeu @elbiad. Der ieit iebs
ODER aht Sabren bic Yolitit ieneS Staa'
tes beberribt bat unb iih oarauf uorbe'
reitet bate, iie bel Ger Nbitimmung ab3u'
1dla4ten. Jbre Werfaier trauten fomit
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-11-27
SECRETARY CAGES SPEECH.

his speech delivered before the Chamber of Commerce of
New York Tuesday evening" Secretary Gage, while not
outlining specific line of policy looking reform of the
currency yet he emphacay declares that the condition of
currency and banking system we enough but bad
enough and for this should be left it that the
banking absolutely ineastc and therefore ire
ponsve the domestic requirements trade and industry
which should be handmaden That the National Treasury is
required to kwarly perform office entirely foreign to its
Junction. and the demand liabilities of the Treasury
banded time of profound peace threaten the sovency of
the Treasury Under these circumstances would
not be justified in following policy of inaction
Nor is agitation to be feared in its effect industry bust
affairs if it be agitation in behalf of better cond-
lions We have absolute security that for at least four years
step effectively taken which will degrade money stand
ard bring dshono the national credit Agitation will there
fore result in nothing be productive of good Under such
ditons agitation is the highest conservatism.
The establishment of currency and banking system upon
foundations is thing lacking the things
which make for permanent condition of reasonable prosperity
n securing this the pioneer the West the abor in the
mines the o in the field the mechanic in his shop the
chant and the banker ALL whether they know each
in his degree alike interested
While declining discuss methods of currency reform the
speech Secretary Treasury assuring the
that indicates that the administration will ignore plea
let well enough alone and will urgently press for
encouraging from Secretary Gage
danger step back ward during the
but that the contrary the Secretary of the Treasury has
courage convictions and will least try take step
forward.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-11-27
THE WING,
aLKTON, MARYLAND, NOVEMBER II, 1897.

PUBLIC attention being called the fact that notwitf
standing and persistent efforts have been made for
wears pass exports food, and that
large has heen expended by the Government
agents Europe the purpose educating the people
there liking for and comea the of cornmea
article diet be steadily declining
pie years ago exported only 4OOODO bushels of
all countries while the exports for the ending with June
reached l7GUO0OOO bushels and about
this went Europe A gentleman from Mississippi, whose
directed the large increase in the expectation
corn and familiar with efforts that have been made
Of years induce the people of Europe make
corn an daily diet said that people had ceased
to dietary article proportion than
those of Europe induced adopt it, 1.-The Southern
people said Mr. b. r. aon the gentleman alluded were
addicted bread that it appeared three times daily
upon the average family Now it is the exception
and not the rule this liberal the cereal. has
large displaced by wheat Every of 40 who
was reared South remembers what delicious cakes
dodgers egg cooked by skilled old black
nanny days before cooking had made their appear
anee 1t is contended that the meal made in the
old.tinle water than any that ground
machinery. that reminds that the
cooking pots skillet which received their heat from
open wood fire resting beds of hot embers
world. 1t in the power of any cook living
bake potato a that will equal that has
enveoped with layer of live GOALS
after antebeum practice Southern housemads The old
black nanny with the chef OF to-day regards fancy
dishes preparing many dainty things style that her
section approx she could give the hgpced chef cards and
spades bread the wholesome articles
that indulge and there should
to it to its ancient popularity in this country.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-11-27

contemporary thinks it unlikely that the indie
pendents politics will consolidate into party with
constructive policies If such thing should be brought
about then the members of such party would longer be
independents
But year by year there in each community well in
the country large greater numbers OF who be
counted do the bidding of the party leaders, sub
scribe the principles formulated in party platforms These
the real independents and the large majority Of
80 per cent of thm venture sayare who do their
thinking and in the least influenced by personal dis
gruntement account of disappointment get retain
office These Independents not be able do what might
called constructive political work. but they WELD mighty
power and when they unteand they often do this without any
effort oganzaonthey to defeat the party against
which they against individual candidate the enmy
of these Independents is as fatal as death.
There nothing that the machine politician hates and fears
much stiff necked independent And there probably
for whom the independent has such deep contempt
your machine politician They natural enemies and they will
be so till the end of the chapter
The machine politician and his MASTER the boss today the
good and pure government in this county, All that
they for the power of Office and the spos thereof
independents is all hope for they alone regulate punish
and defeat the dangerous who for purely personal profit
make profession Of politics and a trade of government
But to organize the independents regular party
Besides it could not be DONE
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-11-27

THERE is than indication that while free silver
coinage may Presidential campaign will
be dominant
The Silver has lost last the of
of important then adhered cheaper
Japan in the East and San Salvador Costa Rica and
South American Republics adopted the
gold There is doubt China is seriously
sdering step. now, Ii Hung
Chang explained the "Wod' at its real commercial value
fictitious fiat valuation. India has receded from it's
hostile attitude and the European nations have declined
confer with us the question of bimetallism.
further dscouragng facts the advocates of free coinage
false the price of silver has remained low and currency
has abundant Bullion fifty weight
making intrinsic value of silver dollar foy.fve
greatest crops harvested has been marketed with
complaint Of scarty of currency The falacy of relation
price wheat and of silver has been dproved by
selling price for lowering around the dollar
1t doubtless these facts and the dissatisfaction
the with single that free silver made Roadway
the polls year In where silver absolutely
ignored and epuated New York. Democrats had their
great triumph In the POpus States the fusonss barely held
their Indeed they lost Kansas and South Dakota In Ohio,
which used Democratic the year after Presidential elections
the Republicans this ny than 5000 In Mary
land where the Democrats tried dodge the issue, they
lost Only in Kentucky where the normal Democratic majority
formerly 80 oo0 does plurality of 1900 this year in
minority Of the whole give them apparent gain.
While Mr. Bryan strong he in the party free
Bryan may re-nominaed prob
ably will beat least it looks odayfree silver will
according present signs be the paramount issue.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-11-27

AMONG the promises made by the management of the
Chicago Inter 90 is this
at will combat fasehood and hypocrcy wherever they
exposed whether in newspaper, public Office pulpit 1t
will crce public officials earlessy and fairly but the sanctity
of the home will be recognized AVID private character will be
respected
If that policy is to he maintained without fear favor the
which has always been good will take
rank specimen of legitimate journalism. Fortunately yel
low journalism" is restricted and public sentiment rapidly
turning against it.
The first duty of is to combat asehood rascay
hypoccy social and vdoers wherever they be found
The thing do respect the sanctty OF home
recognize the rights of citizens long they the
rights of others The elow journal" bound 90
The print newspapers
only those things which print which directly
the public No reputable paper asa private char
and invades private home reputable newspaper
seeks only print that which the public that which
the public has right to know.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-11-27

TINE when there solid South and the Democracy
implicitly upon just much support from that
legislative Presidential elections but DAYS seem
passed small probability their returning
Look the South today In the United States Mary
Republican representatives West Virginia has
and likely have another Kentucky has Republican and
anther who refuses cooperate with the Democrats currency
South Carolina has Georgia who won't
line the tariff North Carolina has Republican
Popuist has Senator voting with the Republicans
tariff questions Democratic Senator
support free silver On the whole be admitted that
the South is longer solid"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-11-27
The HOmeliest Man in ElktC 4 i,

AS well as the handsomest, and others are
invited to call on any druggist and get free
n trial bottle of Kemp's Balsam for the Throat
and Lungs, a remedy that is guaranteed to
cure and relieve all chronic and acute Coughs,
Asthma, Bronchitis and Consumption. Price
25c. and Soc.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-11-27

THERE is longer any doubt that the money power
Europe dominates this country The power has been sending
gold into the United States through New York. Francisco
New Orleans and other ports until have gold
ton of $50 in of that of year ago. total
circulation nearly Sl0000O000 larger than year ago This
foreign power is evidently determined ruin u.s. possible
by dumping lot of gold in in exchange for wheat
corn meat, and other products
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-11-27

Dispatches every blast furnace in
Aegany county is work for first three years.
shat furnaces operation in that section than
before Mr. Bryan, who insisted while Ohio that he
signs of returning activity should have looked little
closely
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-11-27

THREE months the traders looked compacenty
the large expectations Of manufactures under the Wilson law
only waiting point exutngly the falling these
expectations under the law 1t however that they
wrong usual The first month of the operations
Dngy law showed larger expectation of manufactured articles
than for corresponding month of preceding years
for their that the of protective revenue
law would cut American manufactures
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-11-27

NoTwTsTAND all that has been and is still being urged
against foot ball. the fact remains that it is the
door sport which is today played solely in the spirit manly
honorable competition may be to find
it is not the of dishonesty 1t real athletic rivalry
the matching of muscle and brains muscle brains
free Of the ckeries and disputes professional sport
effect has been altogether wholesome the manhood
country.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-11-27

RAILROAD earnings in August, September, and October
have shown large gain in nearly every the
pondng tbs of last year. The increase earnings
about So 900 900 those of last year, while those of August
and September larger thus usyng the
great army railroad employees who last year vots
with the party of sound money and protection irrespective
what their former party relations had been.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-11-27

German exports to this country have increased
about twenty millions of dollars during the past year, Emperor
William has sterny set his face against everything
has unjuty his condemnation American
pork and proposes to declare against the bicycle
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-11-27

SPEAKER REED denies the story that he intends
York and New York candidate Presidency
in 1900 The Republican party in New York is pretty big
cn bnt it has enough hold both Tom and
Tom Patt.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-11-27

Mr. VIM j. BRYAN has to Mexico to study the silver
problem The Mexican Bryan style of prosperity
ing 800 and getting $50 for his loan year
what Mexico during the year. having fallen
90 per cent in value.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-11-27

THE Bank of England becoming alarmed at the outflow
gold from its Golfers this country and are
being attempted stop it, still continues to come
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-11-27

CHICAGo's great merchant Marshall Field who has just
returned abroad says he does believe England desires
has any idea adopting any change her financial policy
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-11-27
ABeautiful FarlnPri7Vait5s ; Sale
In the Second Election District
of Cecil County, Md.

The undersigned offers at private sale his
farm containing PSI ACRES, more or less
Town Point, Cecil county, Maryland and near
the wharf from which daily communication
can be had with Baltimore and Philadelphia
try is unsurpassed in the county. The lands
of superior quality and easily titled. The
buildings are good, the title perfect.
Possession given on the 18th day of March
1898. For terms apply to
JOSEPH IL. BRlNTON, the Owner,
Thornbury p. O.. Chester county, Pa.
Or to REUBEN HAINES His Attorney,
oet2,tf ElEton, Cecil county, Md -.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-12-31
wAHsArou.

wAnsArcn. Dec. 20, 1897.
EprrVs rIts
VIM. s'oidard lsh here on the 1t,h to
'pead the hlidsvG
Mi,sL. vi and brother left here on
the cath % pend Christmas with friends
In Coaiyille. 4s
Mrs.J. n au,livhur left here for
Ogden on Christina. eve, to .pepd the
holidays with her daughter.
whs, change la, taken place in ,hs
weather. hOm 70 degrees below ssrc
se have had,svsral days Of springlihs
weather, which I, appreciated bu, no,
expected 70 h,, long.
AdsneS was arranged for the little
iolkson Christina, day at Castle Rock,
which no doub, was appreciated by then
as surh a ding does not often harper
here, even On holidays
Miss Robinson vent 10 Morgan on III,
2i,h 10 spend Christmas with friends.
Miss Phoebe Rees, who has been eiel
for several v,eks, is now able to b
around again.
A party Of youag iolksi,om here com
posed Of William Bali, william Moor
AMI wives and sisters, made up iour
horse slclshlo'd end went to Upton I
the Chris,rnss dance there. They =,
port having had a good time and spoa
highly Of the hospitality 1.-THE uptO
lpeople. J. II.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-12-31

wASsnD, Utah, Dee. %, 1897.
Enron Tinna.
The dance on Chrisimso Eve va,
crowded.
An old time party was given Christ
mas night
The children were gives sdapee on
Christmas day.
Pete, ans Mail H1son went 70 Salt
Lake TO spend Christmas.
A large number from here attended
the ,onten ., Coalvills ON Tuesday eve
ming
The Christmas program was nice
affair and was well rendered, and Christ.
mas tree was loaded with nice presents
Tor all.
Robert MehicbeRl Of the Stake Presi .
dency was here in the interest Of tho
Muiuals on the evening Of the 10th
lie was accompanied by Geo. a.
Redden. Both made instructive and In.
teresiinr remarks
The ehlidren's eania,a was given ia
the ward meeting house last Thur'dA,
the 2]rd. Il was not very we'll pa,ronifed
The children did very we'll considering
the shOr, Tins they we're preparing To-
IT, Y.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-12-31

one red COW, branded . on left ribs
under and over bits out ofleft aud m
der out Of risht ear; waffle on nose
had large round bell on when last seen
Also one two-year'old rcd heiier,
branded @ on left ribs, crop of right ear,
One two-year old black and white heller,
line back, branded Nm on left ribs,
two under bits out Of right and one out
Of left ear. One yearling heiieT, Jersey,
SPOTTED, branded I'M on left ribs, two
under bits of right and one out Of left
ear. Anyone notifying or delivering
same TO undersigned will be literally
rewarded. JosKPn PYAAII, OOalyille
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-12-31
WORTHWHILE
HoyISvInH, Utah, Dec. 20, 1897.
EDtron Trnsss

HoyIsvinH, Utah, Dec. 20, 1897.
KD,roa Tlun!
oh,i.,m.. d.xi Ana nv..,, i.nn,,n.
doxn m. p.., piv.,x.,,.v ,,o,, r...
Ton IN p.naolnh N mill. nm ,n. .,...
-h,.h .,,h,. aim, II an. go.
.,.,,h .ov.,sd In and a,.dnn .,,A .
49,. ~. mad. a.. L. L. A.
hon sh.n.,n. hosea, . "a
n ~ na w,,a..0 p..aai
....sa, noh,,. ,,wa-.,,,,,.
county seat Of Rich eountv. n
ha. a q, 600 courtbouse. n AZ 600 brick
.rhoolbopse oi eiyht den.,tm.nt. Two
grades An oil time ndole Mormon
church. with n star, and,cnrtain In ON.
end. The Round Up printing oiie.
(Which ,,rnsout A weekly MINER % tbree
botel. A chee,e netoy within tbfee
mr. four miles. Two sawmills three
tbr.sl,.r.. which turn ont abont ~ ooo
bu.hels of grain here. one harness sbop
which nAk.s a complete harness and
several lanse ranches. reaching for miles
below Randolph. Two Of the largest
are the Crawford ranch Of $500 acres
n,,, offered IN, sale and the Rerk with
Commercial csmpany rauch reaching 4
| like al lance from, Echo TO Peoa. and
has 10 900 toll 900 head Of cattle ON il
nt the nresen, time. which are made ia
rus,l, without hay or shelter till later in
the season. when IL ia calculated that
one ton Of hay per head will 40, them
thrpuyh. They cot this past senson 10
600 ions II hay. Just think: this now
famous uroperty, which ia located
tventy mile, below hare. WAS the
Hoytsyille Co-opeiAtiye ranch q wears
ago, aud which, II they had held under
good management, would have been a
paying investmenI to-day. A short
time since, 70 am informed, an English
compan made the present owners an
offer Of $500, 900, but II was held for
more. The telephone line from here TO
Evanston will he in operation this week.
This is owned by Randolph, Woodruff,
Almy and Evanston, home company,
by the way, Pres. Woodruff was the
first settler OF Randolph and his home ID
now used as one Of the hotels. Bear
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-12-31
ItOCkiOItT


RocKroRr, Utah, Dee. -, lsg5.
BDiroR TiMRs:
Mis-, Clara lloitin has returned from
Salt Lake City.
The little son OF II. L. seamons has
been quite sick ior the last few days.
James u. Malin aud Richard siddo.
way madea trip to Salt Lake the last OF
the week.
Jonn Horiin has gone to Ma nti to
spend the holidays with his sister
Mrs George Bench.
VIM. II. Stalker left for Salt Lake on
tho 22nd to attend the wedding Of his
many grandchildren.
Mrs. Hyrum Homer Of the Homer
ranch spent Christmas with her mother
Mrs. Sarah Il. Gibbons.
The Y. NJ. NJ. LA. ladies will give q
basket party in the Rockport Social
Hall ON Friday, January Z, 1898, for the
benefit OF their association.
Christmas WAS speAI very quietly here
AZ there was not even a dance for the
children, but the dance In The evening
Was very pleasant affair.
A Christmas present one may well be
proud Of came u the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Cossey, aad as 1t Is the
seventh boy in succession, it will be
aseless to try to describe the JOY Of the
happy pair in 20 small a paper IS Tn
OoALvnLE TINEs.
December "a, 1897 is the day that will
long be remembered by four Of on
Young men. f. NJ. and William Stalker
J.E. Malin and d. h. seamons went on
an exploring expedition and found the
Weber river 70 be nayigAble for skaieI
from Peoa to Wsnship by erosoing OF
Seating ice, and by carrying pole 20 Al
10 lump the stream where it is not frorer
.ntireIy over. ID. n. s.
Disagreement for life by burns o
a,alds may be avoided by using Dewitt
witch Hazel Salye. the great remedy
ioT niles and for all kinds Of sores ant
An trou bleF. John Royden 4 Sons.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-12-31

J.C. Berry, one Of the beet known
citizens oilspencer, NO., testifes that
he cured himself Of the worst kind Of
piles by using n few boxes Of DeWiit's
Witch Hazel salye. lie had been
troubled with piles for over thirty years
and had us,d many kinds OF sO-ealled
cures; buiDeWitts was the one that did
the work and he win verify this state
ment II any one wishes 10 write him.
lnhn RoYdan q Dona.