Are They Democrats or Free Silver Dems?
The piece argues that free silver advocates threaten Democratic unity by demanding a silver plank. It notes demoralizing calls to bolt, with Ben Tillman urged to fuse with Populists, while Populist leaders reject nominating a national ticket. It warns such bluster harms party cohesion and hopes voters see the error of their ways.
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Democratic Party
Atir
Ben ‘Tillman
South Carolina
Taubeneck
Chicago
Abbas D9Ctaehits With Tell Tale Truce
Democratic principles are urged at a nations convention as an attack on Tillimanite ideas. If supporters cling to the silver plan they face doom and should quit the party to avoid further harm to the party.
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Ies Abbas
Patriotism and the county press in a heated dispute
A county newspaper laments the failure of patriotism to pay its bills after the grand jury urged publication of presentments. The editor notes the commissioners refuse payment for printing and argues salaries should be cut only as a last resort, claiming strong patriotism yet stubborn finances.
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Tom Winn
Chisiniy
Mr Winn's Fiat Money Theory Challenged
The column discusses Col Thomas Winn's belief that government stamped money holds value independent of redeemable assets. It contrasts this fiat view with the Confederate currency, which fell in value as the government could not redeem notes with real value, showing how confidence and backing affect money.
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Col
Thomas Mr. Winn
Mr. Winn
Confederate States
Confederaite
Ma. Winn
The Ever Ready Mentor Commentary on Editors and Free Silver
The piece notes editors other than the author as anxious advisers whose interest lies in editorial welfare and national good. It recalls an invitation to Editor Rucker to join the free silver crowd and his response, highlighting duty to public welfare.
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Ourself
Rucker
Bro. Rucker
Stand for Truth Against Free Silver Crowd
A reader argues Milton County should not follow the crowd on free silver. The writer insists honesty and truth guide policy, condemning fraudulent political schemes and repudiation as harmful, urging remaining with principled stands rather than popular trends.
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Milton County
Howe
Silva
Beng
Senator Gorman voices on money and convention plans
The Maryland senator weighs the influence of practical business leaders in party conventions and cautions that while many hold fixed money views they remain open to reason and differing opinions. He notes wild speculation before conventions but expects responsible discussions when parties meet.
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Gorman
Howe
Propose Sound Money Ahead at National Conventions
The writer argues the money question will be the major issue shaping prosperity. He expects the sound money faction to prevail at the Chicago and St Louis conventions, while noting silver senators view Mr Gorman as the key influence.
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Tia
Chicago
St. Louis
Mrr. Gorman
Athuita Journal
County Directory Ordinary Clerk and County Officials Listed
The document lists county offices with names: Freeman as Clerk, Power as Sheriff, Brown as Receiver, Colley as Tax Collector, Benton Trotter as Treasurer, D. N. Warwick as Treasurer, Edwards as Surveyor, M. L. Allen as Coroner, G8. Kytle and J. A. Richardson as School Commissioners, Kemmer as R. T. Kemmer in Nacoochee and Cleveland Georgia, Kinsey as John J. Kinsey, J. 8. C. Cleveland Georgia, Howard Thompson as Solicitor General in Gainesville Georgia.
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Hr. Freeman
W. R. Power
L. Brown
G. N. Colley
Benton Trotter
D. N. Warwick
J. TH. Edwards
M. L. Allen
Kytle
Notich Georgia Probate Notices for Westmoreland and Trotter estates
Notices in Warns County Georgia cite J Th Westmoreland administrator of Reaves Westmoreland deceased to show cause why discharge and letters of dismissal should not be granted on the first Monday in July. Also H M Trotter and F B Trotter executors of Nathanel Trotter deceased to show cause why final settlement and discharge should not be approved on the first Monday in May.
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Georgia
J. Th. Westmoreland
Reaves Westmoreland
Enid
Preumas
Gworgta
Trotter
B.trotter
Nathanel Trotter
Regatees
Tau. J. Preemay
Ordinary
Botanic Blood Balm Promoted As Cure-All Remedy
Claims Botanic Blood Balm cleanses and enriches the blood eradicating catarrh and skin diseases from the first dose. Says thousands cured and urges buyers to choose the long tested remedy over substitutes at $1 per large bottle through local druggists.
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Blood Balm CO
Atlanta
Genuine Compound Oxygen Treatment Promoted by Starkey and Palen
Drs. Starkey and Palen advertise their Compound Oxygen as a portable scientific adjustment of oxygen and nitrogen. They warn against imitators and offer their 200 page book Its Move of Action and Results for free by mail from 1529 Arch Street Philadelphia.
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Drs. Starkey & Palen
Drs. Starkey& Palen
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