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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-09-20

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The fouowing are the appointments
of the West Wisconsin Conference of
the Methodist Episcopal church that
has just closed an enthusiastic and
largely attended session at ViroQua:
Ashland district-A. NJ. Pitcher, 7.
e. Eau Claire; Alabama. w. h. Pep
per; Ashland. \. l.. Tul: Barron, L.
c. Dixon; Bayfield,. \. b. Soule: Ca
dott. Henry Stewart: Chetek. w. r.
Bradley; Chill and Lindsey. j. L.
Brierley: Clam Falls and Lorraine, j.
Pickle; Clear Lake, w. NJ Philpott;
Colby and Unity, e. q. Vischcr; Cum
berlaud, c. A. Towne; Downing, w.
j. James; Glen Flora, H.. $. Dosey,
Gleuwood, w. f. TomUuson; Grants
burg, 7. Q. Kuudson; Greenwood, w.
e. Kloster; Loyal. }. Hin; Marshteld,
L. \. Mckinney; Medford. w. +. De
Lap; New Richmond, w. s. Courtney;
Odaa, u. c. Thomas: Osccola II. L.
Ball; Phillips, w. II. Emerson; Pitts
30, ~ ., -, .
my - i''''','' ~, H. guy
pay "'o i,"NC' - H. N','"n"S,, "'''
,I'"v' W p"''""S' noyNS NUE.
A. l "u''' 81 lroN f"I,S' . a.
lioll man. Ht'H Lake ~ ~ sweet
spencer mos bigger N'ahIeE' r.
mum superior cummings Ave o. a.
Luce own street. w. T. BAKE flrSt
chnrch, j. d. S'arIeS; WaShourn' j.
\, wiley
eau Clare dIStrlct-E, w, Trimm,
7. e" chippewa Fails, Altoona, +. d,
Epson; Arcadia, W r. Monroe Ar
N'"S""' '""H NOV N"suS'a, a. -
ooI"''' Nn'pp'"" aus, d henson
ooIl"N anu Nn"pp' l., H. LeaNe' pu-
I"uu' D. LelhhullI"T' hau NIaiFe' FIls'
cnurch' l. r. No2um' Lake street r.
W. STRAW circuit II. ). snyder Eau
Gale \. j. Davis; EIeNa, e, ?. san
derson; Ellsworth, c. Derby; Fair
child, J. Evans; Hammond, John HALL
Hudson, J, \. lumloy; Humbird and
Alma, }. +. Cook; Knapp, c. A,
Smith; Louisville, }. Jefferson; Lucas,
Il. G. Drake; Maiden Rock, NJ. A.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-09-20
TEST OF THE LYMPH
MEDICAL MEN FIND CURATIVE
POWERS IN GOAT COMPOUND.
CHICAGO DEMONSTRATION

Physicians From All Sections Say ru-
her1uloSIS Can BE Treated Success
fully With 1t Experiments Give
Most Satisfactory Results \ Young
Doctors Triumph,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-09-20

the civil war he went to the front ana
carried a musket for some years. AT
though living in small village he yet
is AT the head OF a mercantile business
OF large proportions MIR. Bartl is a
man OF family and no man stands high
er than he in the nojghhorhood of his
home
Dean W. A, Henry Of the university
agricultural college spent a very enjoy
able and profitable vacation or three
months in europe he journeycd
through the British isles France, Ger
many, Belgium, Holland and Denmark
and visited about twenty agrirul-
turaI colleges and experiment stations,
besides the Paris exposition and nu-
merous fairs, one OF the latter being
the royal show In Yorkshire, england.
He returns with pleasant memories
improved health and numerous prarti-
cal ideas for his work
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-09-20
TROUBLE BREWING
WILLIAMSBURG MINERS REFUSE
TO QUIT WORK.
THE STRIKE SITUATION

On the Whole Observation-Disclosures
and Men Still Apart-Claimed That
$4,000 Men Are Out-rwo Mines
Permanently Abandoned-First Ad-
vance in Coal Price.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-09-20
PER SONALITIES.

Two prominent San Francisco allen
lists have expressed the opinion that
Mrs. Nellie r. Craven The notorious
Fair estate claimant is merely feign-
ing insanity as a means Of escape
from the ponItcnIary TO which she
was sentenced for perjury She spends
her time smoking cigarettes.
David Irwin Of Byron Center, Mich,
claims to be the oldest democrat IN the
country. Mr. Irwin is 1O2 years old, a
veteran Of the Mexican and Crimean
wars, has been a democrat ever since
he was entitled TO vote ana viii cast
another vote for the democratic candi-
dates II he lives until November.
Miss Margaret Astor Chambers in
tentIon to enter a Brooklyn training
school for nurses, with the view 0, AZ
terward devoUnR her life 10 this call
ing in connection with the army. IS not
a surprise to her New York friends.
She has demonstrated for years that
she is one Of that class Of women born
for q mission" Not even the glamor
of wealth and society's whirl have had
the power 10 turn her characteristics
from their natural incInations Miss
Chandler has been In the Philippines
for several months. She Is expected
to return home soon 70 begin her
course In the training school She
served five months as a volunteer nurse
during the spanish-American war dur
Ing which she was stationed ia Cuba,
and al Montauk
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-09-20
THE GUILTY
TO PEACE NEGOTIATIONS

Text OF Letter Sent to German Embas
sizes Kaiser Would Visit Severest
Penalty Upon Iustigators of On.
RACES Against International Law
Then Proceed With reace Measures,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-09-20
LONDON APPROVES
RUSSIAN TABLES TURNED

Circular Note Delivers Kaiser from
Awkward Observation-Disclosures Len
lent Friend of China Now Confront
ed with a Problem One Grave
Objection to the Circular Note.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-16
GRAND HOLIDAY OPENING.
mrs. Williams Art StoreShows Dis
play of Gems of Handiwork.

The annual holiday opening OF the
art store of Mrs II. II. Williams will
be one of the most attractive features
of Honolulu for the coming week.
Mrs. Williams has one of the choicest
displays ever shown in the city.
Among other things are sofa pillows
of fancy burnt leather and other ma
terials. Among the designs are the
Hawaiian coat of arms, dragon,
pair of golf players, a conventional
poppy. and Oriental an dother designs.
OF the centerpiece clusters of straw
berries. violets, chrysantheniums and
roses are among the gems of art, all
hand embroidered Very tasty toilet
sets may be seen including crochet
work of most ingenious creations. bu-
reau covers and the like. Something
really new in the line of jewelled
handkerchlefs cases. also some very
neat pin cushions. The work was all
done by Mrs. Williams whose repu-
tation as an artist will suffice to draw
the attention of throngs of sightseers
and patrons. The excellence of the
exhibit is far ahead of anything ever
seen in the city. No one should miss
Z IL
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-16

Pacific Soda Works Co. Ltd; Excel
sior Soda Works. Ltd
New Firms
Maui. All Chong. W-giIusu- y Hilo-
Hawaii: Kee Fat, Laupahoehoe Na1i-
Hop No, WaiG1k1- HAWAII : AoEl,
-. Konz- Oahu c. SniozaEa- Wsia-
nae. Eva: Chong NO Chan. NUralu
street: Miysmoto Naohiko- 2s4 King
street: Shin Loy. Beretania street: T.
Nakatsu. Beretania street: Tam Pong,
King street. kEong fue1 Hing Co.
Nuuauu street: 7. SaSaoka. Eva; The
Walker Cvclery. king street; foshi-
Okla and Ota Co. King street; sam
Kee & Co. Kuzui street; Hop Lung.
Beretznia street: -seih- Beretanla
street. Dack Sack. King street; Wing
wo Co. King street; Dillingham; &
Co. Judd building; c. Eon- Queen and
Nuuauu street: l. Kashinoki. Market,
,yailnku: J. y. Cabral, Waiakea, Hilo,
Hawaii.
Produce Observation-Disclosures Trade
Prices
Oats. per ton. $3.50 to $40; barley.
per ton. SIS to s2s; hay, per bale. IS
TO 81. bran. Us 10 s-1- HdAAS anu .
con. Is to is cents; Louisiana rice, No
1. t.25 TO $3.50: wheat, per pound.
IT'S to . cents: -four. per barrel. $3.50
70 $3.50: Island rice, s4.15 to $500;
sugar (granulated). 1925 10 $3.50; Cal
iforuia potatoes. 81 10 cents; bar
relied salmon. s13 TO 81 at Honolulu.
Real Estate
The mortgaged Indebtedness OF the
Islands has increased since our last
report s255 .OsS.f6. Recorded instru-
meuts have been as follows: Deeds
IN. sss9 .419Ie: mortgages, A. 1885,
es4 IS: leases. 6s; Releases. 81. $751;
sos; bills of sale. 9. sli,4i9.l5; chattei
mortgages. Q. s13.7S9; assignments OF
mortgage. 6: assignments of lease, :;
Agreements. 8: Afidavits, D Mort
cages (no rate gIyen), 1912. 1916; at
per cent. sI77. 900: at S per cent, ssi.-
as4: at s1-2 per cent, $500; at 3 per
cent. s2e.750: at 10 per cent, $500;
at 70 per cent. $3.50. Total, $685.
gS4.16.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-16
LOANS.
LOST.

A SMALL white Fox Terrier dog
(female) has been lost. Has black
spot on back near the tail and on face
Suitable reward will be paid for her
return.
L. W. MERRILL.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-16

of the Boer war there would have
been bona hde Transvaai legation at
" ashington and the government would
have been forced TO recognize the de-
mands Of the Transvaal representa-
tives for putting into practices The
Hague peace treaty agreement.
1t is idle to conjecture what Kruger
viii do in Europe. He Is ruler with
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-16

out a country and no fayors 10 give
But oftentimes little Things change the
whole career OF nation. and this trea-
w, had ii been enacted, would have
brought the United States into closer
relations with the Beers and might
have been the means OF saving that
little republic in the heart OF Africa,
with its wealth Of gold.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-16

The Christmas festivities at the Cen
trail Union church are to be on an eX-
tensive scale this year. A large tree
has been secured for the occasion.
and il will doubtless bring much joy
10 the hearts of the young people.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-16
wh.r. Dom Paul Failed.

Alter the health board rumpus CAME
sir Henry Locke. then governor OF
Care Colony, on the communicating
question. so this completely sidetrack-
ed the treaty scheme until il was too
late
Had Kruger sent his commission
over. in all probability at the outbreak
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-16

The Hawaiian Mercantile Agency
makes the following semi-monthly re-
port for the period enoIng December
18th:
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-16

accidental gate opening. a
large bay-colored Californian mare /:
weight about 900 lbs: faint star on
forehe&d: fat condition; little pua-
pun or irritation on face. bur hearing
right hind foot little white. Finder
please notify police station and reward
will be paid.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-16
suildinq Permits.

Tim yam. 2-story dwelling and store
near Twilei road. about 800 feet mauka
of Chinese laundry. $1,000.
J O. Lutted. history brick billiard
hall. Hotel street between New Eng
land Bakery and ashton Saloon.
". Pondnon. 2-story wood dwell
ling. Waikiki, Eva Of Mrs. Water
hoUse's residence.
Hawaiian Electric Company. 2-story
brick Office. msksi side of King street.
Waikiki OF Occidental Hotel.
T. Hsyashi. 2-story dwelling. makai
side OF School street. between Nuuanu
stream snd Liliha street.
J. u. McInerny. I-story dwelling
fronting on King street. fourth let Eva
OF Sheridan street
Sum Looy. e-storv dwelling and
store, mauka side of King street. near
Desha lane.
Union Feed Company. Ltd, two g
story states and wagon sheds. two l.
story hav and grain warehouse. two
1-story dwellings. south Of Kakaako,
an Beach road
William Thompson. l-story dwelling,
makai side of Rose street
VIM. Campbell. 1-2-story dwelling,
northeast corner Kinau street and Ke-
amoku street
W. II. Hits. i-storv dwelling. King
street. near Waikiki switch.
Sam Aiwohi. history dwelling on
lane about goo feet of Punchbowl
road
J.H Craig, 1-story dwelling. Waikiki
side Of Kewalo street.
Sam How. 1-story dwelling. Punch
bowl street, near corner Of Punchbowl
and School streets
New CORPORATIONS
Wsiaiua Soda Works, Ltd: ". w.
Ahana Co, Ltd. The Maui Drug Co.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-16

For the Holidays elegant Assortment OF
these Islands display in
window All prices.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-16

L0ST-A bay horse with white spot
on left fore shoulder has been lost.
Horse is the property of Robert Par
ker, Jr., and if returned to the poles
station a reward viii be paid.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-16

BUNCH of Keys and Chain. on King
St. between Pilkoi and Nuuanu SITS.
Finder please communicate with P.
H. BurnelIe. SO King ST.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-16

LoST-A safe key and postotiice KEY.
Reward for return to The Republican.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-16
Building Material Prices.

TO take effect March I, 1900: N. W..
rough. SOS TO s25 per NJ IT.: selected
stock. SS4 70 Sal per NJ #; T. and G..
$3.50 10 $50 per NJ IT: redwood.
rougn. $50 10 sSs per VI #: clear. sur
laced one side. $3.50 10 $40 per NJ IT
spruce clear surfaced. $3.50 to si5
per NJ #; shingles. sS.25 60 s4-25:
Isths. zoe TO soc per bundle; split red
wood posts. 20c each: lime, per bar
rel. S925: cement. per barrel. s4.5e;
brick per thousand. SCI to se4: cut
nails. 2od. per key s4.25; wire nails.
S425: add So on gal TO cd and add
$3.50 from sd IN.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-16
WANTED.
FOR RENT.

TWO furnished rooms, gentlemen pre-
.erred Hot and cold baths, electric
lights; everything first-class- Apply
Mrs. E NJ. Taylor. yellow house,
kinau street, just opposite Alapai.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-16
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.

CLASSIFIED Advertisements m nis column ,cH
w. be inserted at 10 onts line first Insertion
cits us second insertion; IS cents per line peT ceek
IS ots pr kns tco tceees and so cents per tnS Pc
m0s,5.
The Penn's Grove record., 1900-01-19

There is much gossip and almost a
scandal on account of some things let
out by Secretary Cages answer to the
Congressional resolutions of inquiry as
to tho relations Of the Treasury with
National Banks. There is particularly
3 lot Of gossip concerning the fact that
the Seventh National Bank, of New
York City, shortly after First Assistant
f6stmastei General Perry Heath. be-
came Its principal stockholder, was de
signated BY the Postmaster General as
the depository Of Post Office funds in
New York. Mr.. Heath's friends do
not deny that his official position was
an influence in getting the bank
chosen as depository, but they say
that there is nothing wrong about it,;
that there IL nothing in being deposit
tory Of postal funds. except the adver.
tisement OF the bank, but that doesn't
stop the talk. Lots Of men who do not
believe that there was anything wrong
In the transaction, yet believe that a
man who ID next to the head of a great
government department, should not al
low . bank which he practically owns
to be benefited. even by advertising, by
the Official acts Of that department.
There is . flavor of favoritism about
such things that the average American
does not like. Our officials should be
like Caesars wife, above suspicion. and
they cannot he when. such things are
done.
The Penn's Grove record., 1900-01-19

It cannot be denied that the n ati0nal
Democratic party was largely min
ority party in the campaign Of 1896,
and yet Its declarations upon the finan.
cial question have proved more potent
than those Of any other party in that
memorable campaign. It declared in
favor OF the gold standard and against
the free coinage of silver, and today we
50 Representatives Of the Republican
party in Congress voting to repudiate
their party platform Of free silver coin
ago By international agreement, and
to establish the gold standard by law.
Never before has this country witnessed
such > signal political triumph as that
Of the National Democatic party Of
1896 Wilmington EUery Eueaing
The call for the Republican National
Convention says; 1.-The Republican
electors Of the several States, the Dis
trict Of Columbia and the Territories
and all other electors. without regard
to past political affiliations who be-
lieve 10 the principles Of the Republic
can party and indorse its policies, are
cordially invited to unite under this
call in the selection of candidates for
Presidedt and Vice. President -
Since the 80 called gold democrats
have captured the whole Republican
party why don't they come out openly
and 80 where they belong instead of
trying to make Republican principles
Democratic principles.
The Penn's Grove record., 1900-01-19

- In
!: : !
SS3sN AND s.
N NSM " If you have dif1ic
M,W lN examine them for y
relief.
NM MILLIAR
No. East: street
Building Lots For Sale.
One hundred building lots which face on
Main, Broad and Elyin reas ;. Borough Of
PENIS Grove, for g foot; rpv s ppvp
POULTRY BOUGHT
EIG] MO||dU l|ld Wednesday
AT THE OLD STAND,
Oak Street, Penn's Grove.
GEORGE LAWRENCE.
Contractor and Builder
EstInates On building houses given and con
Log Saving.
all kinds Of timber saving as well IS planning 70
Building Material,
such as sash, doors and blinds, furnished on
short notice.
CHAs. e. BARBER.
OYSTERS and CLANS.
a1d sas aassP 3 sasa ss e WE ss
OYSTERS and CLANS
at reasonable rates.
Slowed and Fried 0ysters
specially.
Give me trial.
!, VIM. M. DAVIS.
New Proprietor
An rryr
Oldest Butcher Stand
Having purchased the Oldest butcher stand e
Penn's Grove, lately occupied by Richard II.
Layton. dec, I hereby solicit the patronage g!
study to please the public In serving
FRESH AND SALT MEATS
Canned Goods,
Fruits and Vegetables
in season.
James =. Sma1lev.
Wool Perfecdons
Are comfortable for the
coming cold winter. Oul
line is complete and the
prices are right.
| BOSTON Dutch BUCKLE Overs, $50
BOSTON PLAIN BUCKLE OVERS, 2.l
BAY STATE PLAIN BUCKLE OVERS 1.2I
| Bay STATE PLAIN BUCKLE OVERS 2.0l
Arctics, Alaskas and
Overs, Hip, Sporting and
Short Boots, Boston and
Bay State quality.
See our line before buy
ing.
| James SVeeten 5 Sons.
PrDRlckrown
PENN's Grove. II i
The Penn's Grove record., 1900-01-19

Tho second week Of the Legislature
was begun Monday night. Little bus
iness was done. The Senate confirmed
tho nomination Of Job H. Lippincott
- Supreme Court Judge.
Mr. Abbett introduced bills to tax
franchise values the same as property;
also providing that all taxes paid by
railroads shall be for local uses.
A short session was held Tuesday
morning. The bill to admit the sol.
diers Of the Spanish American war
to The n. J. soldiers Home was report.
ed fayorably.
Tho last Legislature made law
abolishing the old system Of engross-
ing bills and using printed bills instead
The Law provided that the Governor
appoint Supervisor for 5 years. Gov
Voorhees, wants the term reduced to 8
yearp and an Attorney General be,
been asked Tor ) decision as to whether
4 demonstrations for The Governor to
appoint an officer Of the Legislature.
This has delayed legislation because
thore = no supervisor.
The Penn's Grove record., 1900-01-19
Five Notable Jacket Offers

Fine tan and brown Kersey Coats beautifully lined with rich
quality of satin. Former value, sz5 and $z8 now SIS.
Stylish Coats of Cheviot and Kesey, lined with hne satin
regularly worth $15 aud $IS now $40.
IS Cheviot Bouce and Kersey Jackets silk lined Former
values, ST. IS and 50; now @5.
Choice Imported Jackets beautifully braided and silk hned
regular value, s25 and S3o; now, SIS.
40 Black Cloth Jackets all lined and newest shapes were
formerly S. to ST. now $3
The Penn's Grove record., 1900-01-19
WEST JERSEY { $EAsKORE RR
On and after Oct. 5, 1899,
PHILA., PA

On and after Oct. 5, 1889,
trains viii leave WO08BURY as follows:-
For Philadelphia. 554, 6.3A. 725, 7.45, 7.56, $780,
9.09, 1000 II. .19 a. NJ; 10R LOT, 800 4.04, 44S,
SIS, 5 IS. Cos, $50, 7.l5 t003 and l103 p. NJ
weekdays. Sundays, 8.lf, S.45 A. NJ; 3.04, 52S
5.45. $40, and 11.19 r, MI
For GlaSsb0rO, $50, 8.$4, 8.45, 1904, 1872
A. M; 1884, 324, S.43, 3}5S, 5.O4, 528 5.44, 6S2
7.03, 8.02, 10.47 p. NJ; 12A7 night weekdays.
Sundays, S.35 A. M. 5.3A and 1882 p. NJ.
For Swedesb0ro, 6.52 s.46, IL .35 A. M. ;205, 35
6ll, 7S T. N. weekdays. Sundays, $50 A..
For Vineland and Millvilld $50 S34 A. NJ; Il "a,
3.43, 5.44, 7.03 r. NJ. week. kEdays. Sundays, S.S5,
A. M; 5.33 P. M.
For Maurice River and points On the Maurice
River Branch, 8.34 A. NJ II. "a Saturdays only
F6: ~ &. E n; Nv weektdays t Sundays, ,S Sss
NJ; 5.5s z. NJ. weekdays. Sundays, $50 a.
FSE S.yg. caps ps.aasyy. May; sss,l sA Mas rMwssh
For Atlantic City, s.3l a. N. ;3.4sP. NJ. week
days. Sundays, S.S5 a. H.: 5.33 P. NJ.
For Salem, via Glassboro. p As A. NJ; Ss5S P. n.
week DAYS: Via Swedesporo, 652, Sag, ll.35
Sundays. SIS $50 "a 4. NJ N; q 'oa| r. N. = s
For Bridget0n, $50 8.45 a. I'M: 1874, 1853, 52S
and & 6.s2P: ) n week-dayF, Sundays, s35 A..
RrruRs1ne ERANs.
Leave Philadelphia for Woodbury., 6.2a, 500
SD $50, u. 90 A. NJ: 1e:00 noon; 1:S0, 2.5o
SO, SIS 4. NJ. a Sssssd $50, and 1000 II
Leave Sw edesborO for Woodbury., 52S, 7.20, sos,
9.36 A. n; 1929. 446, and 6.22 F. NJ. week
ros days e Sundays, 5ss ~ a,,,v
to Ticket Agent at the st&tion.
J. B. HUTCHINSON, j. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
The Penn's Grove record., 1900-01-19


The editor Of tho Salem 6tdNddrd
last week said, ssMuch coFAment and
speculation has been caused ~ the de-
probation Of farm land 'hereabout, g
shown BY this winters sales. IN the
face Of an active business situation,
land continues its toboggan course.
We have pondered much and long on
the subject without being able Ito arrive
very satisfactory conclusions. = After
other brief comments the editor says,
We lay open our columns to this dis
cussion to all corners feeling sure q
public interest and enlightment. :
What is the causep
1t surely can't be the free coinage q
silver nor can it be FREQ trade for We
have another. The argument Of the
protectionists is that the high tarih
keeps ont the foreign goods made By
cheap foreign pauper labors. thus COM
pelliDg all Americans to use home
made goods and employing American
labor at high wages. Their spending
wy .0ass -. s.'s 49,. = 3, - 8. h,eh
"'.o"o sno sA0 {, ...s = - ..,,.. II. e.
farms Of great value. Why does It not
- = ~" ".s'' : '-'s-. -
0r,ss @ -. ..or,,.a for
~ s''...- 49, 49,. ...a .oau;,cea
- 80 .,.,.,. r,.n.,ana,. admin.
:a.-s.;ar = pasor. ard s,nca -. raneal
- ,,s..s ~ shar,oar s;,vsr - nnrchas;no law
.aanr = st,,a;ad tha 7, opav orast,on and
.s,..,ea -. 4o.;4r -. 1;+.ia - AZ vitb
49,. a.-s s. ,,;c,,
Win ~. Ait0t snie0 ycolc - ny :
tariff and gold standard, with the
nrica IF land in Salem County never 60
=. rn-..x -. -. h.,., ha;ro
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convinced that II IS truly tne SOIQ
standard that is robbing the farmers,
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On last September 9Th an article in
the RECORD told the prophecy made
twenty wears ago how the farmers
would be- deprived Of their land. Sec.
retary Budd. in i recent address before
the N. ]. State horticultural Society
aaid SIN 1850 the farmers owned one
half the wealth Of the country. in 1895
only one fourthp.
Senator Don Cameron of rennsyl.
vania in . letter dated June ii. 1894,
addressed to the Remblican I,eaeuf
climbs in session at Denver. Colorado
said.
aThe single gold standard seems to me to b.
working ruin with violence that nothing cal
Mlsls.anu 40 .uaao :, se ..,on - dn.,na -. -
twenty years since the gold standard took pos
session Of the world, some generation, not yer!
remove VIII see = .ne Oroao cOn.,nens =. Ams.
ruard u over mass Of capital and lending It ou
to population Of dependent laborers on tn
.noi .sasoS :. '10ll sAo"lns :. s'.s-
naI Tanoan nana sao,ator. - ,he - 8
r.a.s,,r. :, s,,.a.,, = pn;,.d.,,,;.
1an 90 1000 sa;d uTha ;n;nr;ons =
eeot af : no,a snnraoot;on fo,,s mo,
,hos. uho o,u, ,bo ,ord ,ho foreot an,
n. m;no ;f unon anvn
what batter an,horitv doas ona wan
than Mr. Gaze who balieves IN radnce
tha nr;ce of ali "a rms and nroducta anf
increasing the valna of the dollar
its trne that manufactured product,
have been .increased in price creatl,
within q wear INIT most Of them or,
made nv trusts which can control hicl
nrices hehind the hioh Dinolev tariff