davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-07
SnonTrieI@Mle fir Rna6en 1&nS
WG0Gtet4>

Cine AnsubI beyD~prra9enber 8Irger DON
Gbtca9o, Darunter Ni6ter &ulep nnb Sberiff
3au6ett, bot ii6 gum 3iel selett, eine geiiez
%rlln9sanltalt relp. SSnbuitriel6ule fir IOlbe
&ueben unb MGb6eu 5u 9riinDen, weI6e me-
gen lei6teren 8el9eben beitraft weroen
mIllen nnb Iitr Die Der %Aufentbalt in Der
SriOeweu Ober III benz Gountp9efGngutB mir
Observation-Disclosures iein wIr6e. 0iele @eieq=
i6ait erbielt tiirSli6 unter benz Romen Sill
nois Stote Slatningz S@pol for Sons ano
@irIs" III Sprinsfelo Sncorporattonsrehte,
unb als Griinoer iinb Die 6erren Setb j..
6on6ett, gilbert g. 2ane, 3tobert Del 4rmi=
to9e, Gam. &bipple unb 6p.S. &oose onges
9sben. Als 0irectorenratb lit angefiibrt !:
IS, s. &utIebse, 8. gS. @Oobman, sSobn u.
Sepett, CHARLES 6. Sutton, George q. gSbtte.
gilbert 9. Yane, Robert Del @rmita9e, 9enrp
g. Gob9e, &. &. Ntelop, 9. 8. 2Sbipple,
elliott Nntbonp, u. 90. @lotte, @.S. @btte,
Iubrep Rartou. yltber 2aflin WillS, Seth
&. 9ondett, &iIiam Sapcett, I. s .SuIep,
Is. s. 2puu, @rtbur RObinion, s. E. QSiIlon,
IS. g. 9enbpu, &obert 9owaro nnb @. g.
~SSprreit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-07
monopolinii6e ,.ebereriNe.
Gin 0ewaItaft Der GHoiettes gtraBenbabns
aeteuidhaft %OorI6uIg nerbtnO ert.


Oas Geilpiel Der Chicago & Gpaniton=
gabn9eielli6aft, wel6e befonntli6, obne
ba3u bere6ti9t SIT iein, III Der southport Ape.
bic ieet 1pteoer eltfernten@eleile 9ele9t bate,
bat bereits Ro6obmun9 gefunOen: Gor
babn9eielll9aft pom @emeinoeratb gu 9poe=
part 6as @eiud, ibre @eletle olI Der Cottage
8rope Qpe., DON Der SIS. StraBe lllolld bis
gum ,@albin9tou Club Narf, 1ueitertibren
3u bIrfen, ab9el6la9en, neil 1t9 Die
betr. Grunbbeliber al iener Ipe. 9e9eH
cine lolde @eiterfiibrun9 ertldrte1.
Seitbem b0rte man niGts mebr Don Der
Sa6e unb begte au9emein Die Mnli3t, oaB
bic Sabn9eieli6afr ibr erlpdbnteS Frolett
olf9eseben babe. I'm 10 %critdllnter mar Der
Ypl3eicapitGn Don 9pbeparf. ais ibm Weittz
nod Na9mitto9 mltgetbet!t mnroe, 6aB SSerr
SolmeS, Der superintendent Der Seleulha1t,
200 bis 800 Nrbeiter nit IS @aoenlaoun9er
S6ieHen, S6meuen II. ID. mad lenem Srte
9ei6idt babe nnb nit Dem gegen Der 0elelle
bereits babe beginner lalien. Ger Seomte
be9ab lid lofort NIT Dem Vorliber oes ge=
meinberatbs, 6errG 2eonaro, nno elmer tar
fen Yoliseimannl6aft oortbin nno fano bic
Mn9obe beltGtiet. .31par mnroen Nun bic
Nrbeiten porldufig ein9eteut, aber es mllroe
bod n0tbig, ben in syra9e tonmenoet Strdz
bentbeil lpGbreub Der yt06t 81 bema6en, SUE
NAL ba li6 Die yfd6ri6t perbreitete, oaB 9err
6olmes pom Ooflano eine TerltGrtnn9 Der
ibm gu gebote itebenoen MrbeIterI6adr reqnl@
rirt babe, llm oaS 2egen Der Qeleile nit 9ez
malt pprSunebmen. Seitber 1puroe Elm GEE
ri6tlider @inboltsbefebl 9e9en Die StraBens
babn=@eleui9aft erpirft uno IS 1llto oailu
feline unruben mebr por9efomme1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-07
Gin GeHfd0.

Ser Gag, an pel6em en Fatient Solicitors WS0e
GenbttterS 5n 9ebrouden be9iunt, ioute i'm Easebn6
ieiner @%rfabrun9 ais Elm Seittas be3ei9nst 1perben, ba
nit bteiem Gage fur ben RatieuteH cine meme 3ett Der
Gsiunobett %anidnst. Sraft, seiunbe Ierbauuns, NeaeIz
m~aBistett bes StubIsunss nnb rubiser SdIaf aeb5ren
gu ben Sesumussu, bic es perIetbt. Dos bauptIddltdIte
SiuberniB fir bic Observation-Disclosures Der Nerpenfraft,
mauselnbsr S~tofIpedlel, wtrb Oobur6 b~eIetttet l1ub es
b~efampft erioIsrei4 tnuepObuenbe pbel betommere
&rautbeitsonIasen. Teiienbe in trppiI3en gaubern
benuseu es ais Elm Tetttel seeeu bic .nttrdftenben &trz
tuHsen Der beiBen Gemperatur; es beidast ben Orsautsz
mus DOT ben 5OIseH Der SIoBltellnus in raubsm Setter,
iOpte in Gesenbeu, 100 maIorti6e Ttsber berrI6en es
ma6t 6as in Der Suit pie i'm @aiIer befinpIt6e moIos
riibe Gtft Ini6apli3. Berionsn, beren Ge'unbbeit AMI
i3wnuteubem gOben rubt, t1nueu gar fein madtteeres
SiItsmittsI rein ssiIaa9sisIi3sr A1t, ais bislsst auusb,
men.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-07
9ie SOct@Iifem ttn0 Der Mufratbr
BON Cincinnati

Die bieIioen 8ertreter Der Snternationalen
Irbeiter@ vi location laiien ii9 bic GeIesenz
belt, 3u beipeilen, baB tie nod leben, nt9t
gerne entgebeu. Ger Nufrlbr bon Ginci1=
natl lit eine lol6e @ele9enbeit unb bic Snter=
nationalen er9rifien tie beim S6opte, inbem
iie fiirN onnerlta9 Nbeno inllbli6's 0olle elne
Notwithstanding b%eriefen. IS batteH
li9 nebrere 6unbert 2eute, SumetIt Neutl9e,
gu bleler Werlammlln9 eiI9etInoeH. Gs
gait, ben Nufrubr DON Cincinnati IN benz
Ni6te Der Snternotionalen &rbeitersI llocio=
ton Su betrodten, bic urla9en uno Wtrtuu=
gen belIelben su beleMbteH un6 bic commuz
niitii9en Qebren baraus ,I sieben. Die 8er=
lammllln9 lpurbe DOH ben tperren SpieB,
S61pob uuo Narlons 9eleitct. Sesterer belt
cine Heoe in en9lii6er Spra6e, III Ipelder
er bic ei9entli9e llria6e oes Anfrubrs ni6t
aIs ben gSnnl6 bes Soltes binltellte, oas
berrl6enoe @eIeb aufre9t sI erbalten, ions
bern ais baS 0lloemeIne Sefiibl Der drbelteH=
ben Glalle, baB Die berri6enbe @elelll9atts=
oroniln9 liberbdnpt init StMMpt uno StIel
~uusSurotteI lei.
IS purOeH Bei6liilie ansenommen bes
oe<nbalts, oaB Der NuTrIbr pom Sllr9eolS bers
rIbrte, mel6e Die Mufmertlamtelt Des NolteS
Don ben llebelitGnoeu Der Geleul6aft dble1=
fen mollten, I'M bic pertommenen Berhre6er
ais Die llrla6e bieler uebelltGube biHSulteuelI,
Dap Die reidelI Glallen lelblt togli6 nnb
ltinDli9 bur9 bas9obnltlapenlpItem rolIbten
nno morbeten, bob Der Srrtbum oes onfge=
brudten Soltes sI bebauern lei, 0aB es cine
infane Terleunlbun9 lei, bos Don ben rsi6en
llo pripile9irten Glalleu on9e5ettelte Terbre=
delt Der Gorumunilten, meI6e 9eraoe ooran
orbeitete1t, Die llrla1eH Der Serbre6eu st be-
ieitieelt, lit Die S9ube 81 I9teben, unb bob
iofort Die pripile9irteu MDrberorganilatioz
men, 9%eronnt Die Mili;, aGf9elOt wiirben,
ba9esen bas M~tlttGrgeiee, wel9es benz SoIte
oos Ee6t, gSaffell gu traget, 9eralbt bot,
wlOerrnfen miIr0e.
6r. @rottfau lpra6 bonn lber einen mo9z
ltGen Mmfr1br in Chicago nno melnte, ooB
man bier, UNI einen perfommeneH Terbre6er
3u bdn9en, feline @emaltlnitteI aHmenben
lpiiroe, DoB aber, lpute es eiu1uaI portommen,
baB cine brennenpe Sabrit aus Wean9el Oil
Observation-Disclosures cine Mnsabl Irbeiter
nuter ibre1 &riimlnern be9rGbt, bas 2eben Der
SO StabtrGtbe ur1o bos 0es Wtdpors teinen
Mtdel mebr mertb iein mitroe. Sn Chicago
,piirOe Der Aufrubr cine woblorganilirte nno
beipaffnete Nrbeiternodt 81 Gage fOrbern.
gtabbem banu nod Nralt Eearions, cine
s1arbi9e, einen &er9leid Smil9en Dem 2eben
Der 9egenmdrti9en IobnlfGDen nno benz Der
friiberen gte9erltlapelI, nobel 2ePtere ais Die
9lildli6eren geprielen murberl, 9eSo9en bate,
uertagte ft6 Die 8eriamlnIltng 9lltenIRntbes.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-07
Ser @faSon'IMe gtaMla6.

9lm q. DOT. Wtts. Tpuroe aus formeIIen
@rinben bas Geiu6 Der Nrou StelIa W.
8bpmplon, Der nG9iten Grbtn Der Sror @lGz
rina 81. Niuiou, meldbe zines Der Spfer Der
l6auerli6en Ntorbtbat in @innetta maj,
Iie CUR Geitamentspouitrederin Der @rmorbe=
ten gu erIennen, porlGufi9 DON &i6ter Salif=
ferboder S%uriidsele9t. gta6bem Mittpo6 Die
1 I%tiit.a Dem m i TsltaMsntf ,i Ds1'" Sir ss,G naH D.
9enii9enber Heiie Don ben biersu bere6ti9teu
Yerlonen anertannt morben paren, ernarnte
Der &i6ter Srau Sbompion Sur &eltamentsz
poultrederin uno lteute le inter cine Giirg=
i6ott pom ST., 900, pel6e Summe ~unsefdbr
benz boppelten 8etra9e hes belpegli6en 9ta9=
lQlles Der Srau &iIlon entlpri9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-07
@tn Mora im siio G0ieaao.

Sin faltbIiiti9er Woro, beiien nabere l1rnz
1tGnoe bisber uidt III Grfabrung gebraht
iperoen %tonnten, ereignete 6Sonntag9lbeno
aeqen 8 llbr in Der poIntihen NniieoeIung
SiiDGbitcago's, 3tpii6en Dem Seeufer uno
BEN @eleiien Der Sltnois Central Babn.
Qluf Ser YoltSeiitation 3" Spoepart tpuroe
nad 10 llbr gemeloet, 6aB bort et1 Nta1n
1ei1leu S9pager erldolien babe. polI5tlt
Golaban begab ii6 Iofort mad Dem an9e9ez
benel Srte uno fano folgenoelI &batbe7
1tano. 8incens Jtopesti, Elm 33ldbrtgsr
Sole, lag, Don etner &euolpertugel oIr6s
bobrt, toor auf ieineu1 Bett. 3wii6en ben
2euten, pelhe it6 III Der gtGbe befanoen,
ltano Der S6pager unb 2anosnann bes
@rjhoIienen, Der atpeiuno3man3tgjGbrtge
Sranf Rareginsfp. Dem BoIt3iiten pnroe
Ser Qebtere alS Der Woroer beset6net, nno
Srant befannte aud %lofort, letnen S6fpa>
ger erl6o1len gu baben. Oaraufbtn perz
baftete ibn Der 8eamte unb bra6te tbn mad
Der Citation, Sn ieinem BeiiBe muroe Elm
Hepolper nom RaIiber SEQ. 80, oe1ien cine
&ammer entleert mar, gefunoen. Die betr.
&lgeI bate ben iofortisen Sob Gopesft's
berbetgefiibrt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-07
9te0m0rft.

Rtubpteb: 8ufubr %, 900 @tid, sesen
%, 200 IN Der Gorpo6e. Ser Wtortt i6loB
feit. Sic 0urbi6nittspreile Waren fir
&iibe $3.15@4.75, 6leiiberltiere 4.65@5.25.
Ieidhte fette Stiere 5.50@5.6 SO, i61pere $50
$500; @rportittere 6.35@6.60 iabrige
Gtoders 4.00@4.50, SeeberS 4.75@5.25,
&Glber 6.00@7,O0 Wfit Mais 9emditete ter.
Stiere 5.10@5.50; in Breunereien 9emQltete
Guueu 4.75@4,90. Wil6fiibe $18.O0@25.O 90,
3O.o0@40.OO nno 50.00@65, ie mad Guaz
IitGt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-07
MarttDeri6t.
(Wphenberiht.)
@bicago, Montas, Z. @pril.

Nbtc09 0, WtoNta9, Z. NprII.
Mm @etreioemortt bat Ii6 in ben lebten
iieben, o6er eisentli9 i9on pier;ebn Sasen
elm &ra6 p~oGsosen, beiien Sol9en pOrerit
nod ni3t abSuieben iinb. SoumerpeiseH,
wel6er nod Dor piersebu 3asen IN Der biez
li9en S0rle nit 92c nottrt ipuroe, i6loB per-
9on9enen Sanitag 81 soc. Sin 8iidgans
BON 12c! limb fir Nprtl= 2ieferun9 gar sit
764, ooer I'm beinobe 7c niebri9er, Gls in Der
sDort9eu ISOLDE ur1o um csc nieori9er alS Die
riebri9lte Hotiruus i'm Qlpril D. 5. Rorn
1plroe am Samta9 fir Gelo 3u 49c uno per
@prtl 81 46c p%erfalft, mGbren6 mir Dor o6t
Sagen ben QIpril=& ern1in nod nit 514 ro=
tirten. 'pofer bat eineu &itdsan9 DON &c,
No99en einen iol@en DON sc %erlitten. Die
Saar=Hrrtie l9loiien am Samito9:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-07
Staot GbraQO.

Serr @eOrs YfiiGert, General
2tgent tttS Correspondent ocr SUIT
atotS Stats : SeitmmG, bciltd)t
gc0enwGrttg Ole Staatem ScraS.
Nctn WteCtco 1&tt0 WericO-
1tnfer 9t8cat Serr 6. g. Gobm6e,
beretit 8e9entu 6rtt9 Californian,
Src9On, @aiDtn9toa SerrttorD,
1ttab, @Doattng tttlS SSaDp-
11aSere &eifenScm bcl1td)en 9e9e1=
tu6rti0 fOI8enoe Stantcn:
SEER &senrO 2StegcrS Ssanias ttNS
GcbraSfa.
SEER ~. s. &epperIc SSGinois
eatlans Oct SIimots Gcutral 8nDm.
3err Hobcrt Gbct WsttmeiOtn,unS
NStSconfin.
@err G.&t. Ncmntnm SmSiana TITO
SDio.
@err SDeoSore @tmtDer GoIos
r1oo.
Serr Geo. q. Otaifotu cmtlame Der
sGltoFt 11HS st. SuHts GtienbaDm.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-07

60 b0ret enblt9 aut, Sbr SPLITTER, guren
sorteu, l6mq6li9en Rleinen i6le6te Wtil6
iitnO unperoauli6e 5peilen gu 9eben uno ba=
nit ibr Qeben su eefa9roen! Der 8ifeni9aft
lit es ~eellln9en, Elm unfeblbares @rlatmittel
berauftelen llno iiberau, NO Neu taeb=
ters nOeuti9es &iubermebl' Paez
dotrophine) 9ebraudt wiro, oa 5et9en lib
bic legensret9en @trfun9en oelieIben in benz
fril6en rp1i9en 9Hsieben nnb benz fraftisen
8a6stbum Ser lieben &letnen. Sic mebi5iz
nilde TafultGt empfteblt biele porsigli9e
Riuoernabrang ou9elneiu pe9en tbrer blutz,
mllsteIz, fno9eu7, 9ebtrue lI1o nerpenbilSen=
ben Gtsenl9otten, Su allen 4pOtbeten sn
hGben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-07
8pnpS
g i ME:

Mutual Union telegraph go. $1,000 Su e.
Roltul telegraph Company 6's-6O00 IN 5615.
G%onIumers' Gas, Suel & Yi9bt Company 6's-2O00
SIT 984, 300 GIT 9S5s, 2000 su 98M.
@btcaeo, Milpamtee unb Ct. >faaI, Dubuque 0tp.
G'S-20O0 81 109A,
@abaib, ct. y0uis & Baciiie, Gbtcuso 0ipiIipn SIS
5000 sat IN, 5000 su T7.
6bicago, NttIpaufee & 81. 9auI 0toiIroab, JstusraI
Boint $4,000 gu 90.
Gbicogo aub 2ssitern SnOioua gtaiIrOoO Gs-10o0 gu
1011L
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-07

Or. @bittier, ct. CHARLES @treet
go. GIT, ct. 9ouis, Mo. Aue Spesialz
Rerpentronthetten, 8luttrantbeiten, NtGn9el
in Der 9eiratbsldbl9feit. Wt09en a4e Rran@
Ten bic @bittier'i6e @usei9e III eiuer anoereu
Gpalte oes SIattes lelen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-07
q Oh 10 E.

ee9en A, 900 Gtiid in Der Gorpo6e. Ser
Wtortt i6IoB teit, jeoD9 I'm ca. SOC niebri9er
ols in Der pori9en @obe. 8e5ablt wur6e;
$5.25@5.75 fir lei6te, $5.5O@6.35 fir aus
gelu6te Iei1te I1o 5.55@6.55 fitr l61pere.
BesabIt puroe fir Iei6te BET
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-07
gtiaionen Wcn5dem Ieioem 1T sSoIee

zines unperbauIt9en Yebens an lInperbau@
Ii9teit, pel9e ouf lei6te @eile bur6 ben
Gebrou6 ppn Or. Nugut &Dnt9's
Srppeu entfernt meroen farn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-07

Oils Elm glutreini9unssmitteI itebt Iper's
SarlapariIa unitbertrofieT ba. GeiMnbe
Sarbe ntb SSl,9ent traft linb tmmer nnp ilber=
ali bic notiirli9e Sol9e oes 9ebrau9s bieler
Ote0icit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-07
NNcrthpom 4tt.S beoueut. 8rowns

WcrtD0ON mo De41teNt. SfoWHS
8ron9ial Iro9es lin6 weit nno brett
ais eiit bepuuber1spertbes Seilntittel .9e9e1
suftr0brenent5inouns, 9eilertei1, 3nlteH
unb orloere 6alsz unb 2un9enlelben betannt.
Bern fonllen ieOerseit mit9i6erbeit sebrau9t
1ueroer. gtur i'll S0a6teIm gu baben. '9rels
o. lEn,,f2
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-07
flag UNI 25@323c bOber, ais Gnbe poriscr
Wo6e.
8erfauft wltroen II. a.:
o. Glib S,trHihniAtIih M n .. or 20
alHatmeiner @aarenmaret.
Stad Sur6i9nittIi9


Gprtt. 49, Gn @prcaao I.17:tH st. Soul,
1.16; in Cincinnati 1.15@-.-S IN peort1
LII; in Baltimore 1.19@1. 191.
Sntt CT. - v@reamerD", bet. 2S030c..
siemlt6 CUTE bis quite 1926. DARN,
CUTE bis bette 17@27~ serlnaere AnaIttdt
1O@13c.
@ter.-154@1ec bas Dtb. Gnteneier 2Oc.,
9Gnle=@ ier 40@50c.
@eiIis s!.- yebenbe 9urteps 13@15:.
eei9Ia9tete 12@151c.; 9i1ner So 12c,
6as 10. leb. nno 3@12c gei9l. Gnz
ten 3.25@4.O0 bas Duseno leb. uro 12@13c.
sei9l. Vdnie 6@10c. 9el3l. uno $3.00@
800 bas Subeno leb.
RartoffelG. - GarIp Ro1e 27@32c.
per 8ul9el benin Gar aIf Der Sobn. NIei=
mere Yortieen 3S@45c; i9Ore Eea9blpps
beim Gor 33@35c; Surbants 30@34c.
&epf Ell. = 1.5O@4.50 BAG YaB.
0oniI beler Is Q17c.. ounfler 10@13c.
Xmmpen. -$1.50@1.75 o0s 100 4futo
fir semildte Country.
@ilo. - Ntauaro. Gnten $2.75@ -
tIeine 1.25@1.50 Ieb. Eouben 1.5O@1.75.
g elLerie.-s0@40c oos Ouge1D.
Sop ZEN. -yeew yort 23@2Sc, RGcific
93@26, 8isconiin 12@20c.
3wtebeIn. $2,OO@2.25 Oas SAP
IfeIe 1O@25c bas Gbb.
&Iben. S9neoilde 1901. Is 6as
NADg AAkbDS
9~orinips. = 10000 bas Sas.
CHER. - 3.00@3.25 Oas 4Sob unO $500.
@6.00 bas Sap.
@ronberri es. -$s.OO@11.OO bas Sag
nnb 11.0O@13.00 fir Die i6Onlten.
-2ouiiidnd $-.-@-.-
bos Sap lno -.-9-.- oas &iit6en, Sloriba
2.5O@5.OO bas Siitben. Galencia 8.Ou@
900 Die &tlte uno Vteiitna 2.75@4.0O bas
Etit6eu.
Grbien. - Crime, Grbieu $1.10@1.I,
Seipalt. 2s@29c. bus HiO.
Bete Wteotums" 2.20@2.25 ,ytopies' 2.25
@2.35 Der 8ui6et i'm 9roBen.
G6mter lett. - 5r9une3 All 4@-G,
eelbes 54@-c.. peiBes 6a@7c. bas 9f0.
2aIg. - SUDDEN 7c Jto. l Goumtr1
64@-c. SEQ. Z su &c.
@itronen. - s@.25@3.5O bas Stt4:a
fir Meifina.
gie NIant.-7@9c Das Bfuu6.
@aIat.- 25@50c bos Oeb.
@urten.- 1.25@1.75 bds Ot0.
Spinat.- 4.00@4.25 bas Sop.
&omaten. CSerlnIod) 1.00@1.25 bag
&tit9en. S~IoriDa'er 10000.
RabieS6 en.-15@5Oc. oos Obo. gIn0z
den.
Spor9eI (6IOriDo) - 75@85c Oas 0sO.
ROtbe Rnben. $1,oO@1.5o bag
&tt6en.
Snn9e Grbiem, = $2,OO@a.5O Oos
gul6el=&tit6en-
SEatcrwaareR-
@6peineletidfGlier. ...... 80 @ S24
SDm1l3tubeI. -. ....... 1,O5 Q
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-07
I @ meIe:

@dofe. 3ufubr 1900 @tud, gegeH
$3.50 in Der Gprpo1e. ETstle on5 SaHts
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-03-07

There are two important steps to be
taken by every young man who has to
depend upon his own exertions for n
living. The first Is TO master some oc-
oupation which he can rely upon in after
years for livelihood. The three or four
years spent in Tearing trade are to
most young men years Of privation, dur
ing which they are compelled to exer-
else the most rigid economy. The les
sons taught during these years, II prop
erly applied, will render the next step
the procurement of home-compara-
lively easy of accomplishment. a wage
worker, In the possession of good trade
and n comfortable house to live in, is on
the highway to competence. The great
est obstacle to the steady advancement
and prosperity of the mechanic il the
constant drain which landlord ma kes
upon his income. The man who earns
from 5000 to $1,000 year has to pay
from one-fourth to one-third of his
wages for rent, If he wishes to live COM
fortably. Even ut these figures the
houses furnished in the larger cities are
very deficient in many respects, espe-
tluiil us ItBuIuS hlluullOn ana san
itary arrangements. The demand
for dwellings of the character best
suited to mechanics is always in
excess of the supply, and rents have
been steadily on the increase. Ii Is
plain, therefore, that the first step to-
ward independence Is for the mechanic
to own his own house. If he has to pay
out in rents every 10 years as much
money as would secure for himself n
comfortable home, there il slim chance
of his ever accommodating much money.
The true policy Is to secure home be-
fore marriage or when the family is
small and inexpensive. If the task Is
delayed for 10 or II years the chances
are that 1t will never be accomplished.
Once wage worker has become his own
landlord he can save sum at least equal
to what his rent would be, and this CON
tinued for a period of years must result
in competence if n judicious use of the
money. 1t may not be possible for all
mechanics to obtain homes of their own,
but -thousands.o f them. who continue
renters all their lives could do so if they
would make the effort. 1t requires some
degree of self denial to accomplish the
result, but once obtained it removes the
chief obstacle to those steady accumula-
tons which are the foundations to all
fortunes, great or small.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-03-07

correct an idea of the capabilities and re-
sources of every county in the State rs
any man in it. IIehas large acquaint-
ance with people for whose benefit the
exposition is arranged, and would make
an excellent representative. Clifford * n
Republican, to be sure, but the oddly of
seeing a Republican appointed TO po-
sltion of honor by Democrats in this
State would compensate for the sin there
would be in such action" The LIGilr's
senior partner has been and is now very
much engaged in Mexican mines, and is
devoting his valuable time in an earnest
endeavor to strike n bonanza. In the
days of long ago he used to deliver lee
ture, and his theme was "Judicious Adj
vertising," subject on which he
acknowledged no superiors. We all
need Judcious Advertising. The LIGnT
needs It, although our libel suit is not to
be sneezed at in that particular. The
State of Texas needs it, and If Governor
Ireland's lightning should by any happy
chance of political fortune hit our
partner, he would give TO Texas boom
Mt New Orleans never before enjoyed
and prove his oft-repeatcd assertion that
In judicious advertising is the sure road
to wealth and to prosperity.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-03-07
''lnnn Mcnnnald-

Gath" IN New York Tribune
| saw our uncle Joseph Mcdonald in
the United States Senate about n week
ago. He is a big man, tolerably big all
over, and with II somewhat waddling
walk, and he occasionally uses stick to
help himself along, though there is not
much evidence OF decay about him. He
has large bald head with an abattis of
thin hair making two parallel lines over
the ears; his features are pretty good,
but they are inhabited by sort of won
dering and simple good nature which
substitutes for the magisterial appear
ance the idea of good country land
lord, something like Joe Willett at the
Maypole inn. The smile comes as nat
urally to that eye as the corn dodper
would come to the mouth, for Won can
see appetite lurking all round the Wis
sage, as If every sense he had was Access
sorry TO the organ of taste. Now and
then there Is little flash in the eve. or
deeper light, as if thought was not far
behind that rubiound exterior. Some
thing of the old cunning Of the Indian
lighter, modified by a lifetime of peace,
perVades the face. He began life sad
dier, ana would not sell out that remi-
niscence now for 100000, for he expects
that If he can get the nomination for
President there will be 100 miles of sad
oilers in procession from different parts
OF the country, all beating on the saddle
leather. Thus tenderly do the old trades
come up in the mind and supplant these
later professions which are now over
packed, and mems minds return TO me
chanics as the happier estate. Mellon
aid Is admitted to be an excellent LAWYER.
hardly second to Hendricks, and Mr.
Gresham chose him to be his partner
about the time Gresham was called TO
the Cabinet " w
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-03-07
The Worlds Grandmotber

Eve had pretty good time of 1t, TAX
ing all things into consideration.
Eve never had occasion to ween be-
cause there was not one day in the week
clear enough to hang the washing ont.
Eve never found an empty envelone IN
Adams coat pocket directed to Adam In
CO." Nou Nhica-
Eve never had to smell Adams hreo+b
at midnight's holy hour TO learn If he was ~,
sun steadiastly keeping his New Years
Eve never found coffee grain in tbo
pocket OF Adams Sunday vest and had
to wonder all the rest of the day WIN wbv , he
carried coffee about with him way no
Eye never had to cut up the fire wood
While Adam was down at the orooeru
store telling the congregation What =
wonderful man his grandfather was in
heavy timber at chopping frolic. 10 III
Eve never had to sit up tin 2 o,clool-
In the morning for Adam, and then have
MN come In with the top out of his hot
a patch of skin of his nose and his nech,'
Transcript. 'o'o"h
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-03-07

The Corsicana Courier says. "since
we think of it, the Curriers' suggestion
yesterday, that Governor Ireland appoint
Mr. Clifford, Of the SAN ANTONIO LIGHT.
commissioner to the New Orleans expo
sition, grows more practicable. "Gifn
has spent the last 10 years in immigra-
ton work and obtaining facts and figures
concerning Texas, and probably has as
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-03-07
Proposals for Army Transportation.


OFFICE or CHIEr QuARTERMAsrER,
San Antonio, Texas. March I. 1891.
CEALED PROPOSALS. in triplicatc. subject
y to usual conditions, will be received vt this
Office until u o'clock, noon. on the 18th day Of
April 1881. at which timo and place they will
be opened In the presence OF bidders, for
tTanspo 'taton Of Military supplies on follow
ing described routes, in Department Of Texas,
during n-Cal year commencing July 4, 1884,
and ending June 30, 1896
No. Wagon Transportatlon-B Between Abb
ilenc and Fort Concho, Texas.
No.2-WnROn -Iletwecn Muir
phyville, or Maria. and Fort Davis, Texas.
No. Wagon Transportation Between Fort
Mcintosh, Laredo Pcna, or fSan Diego, and
Fort Rinprold. Texas
No. 4-llver transportation between Forts
Brown and liinggold Texas
No. 5-Stcamship Transportation between
New Orleans, La, or Galveston, Texas, aud
Corpus Christi, or Brazos Santiago, TeNae
Blank proposals, form of contract. and cir
culars giving fun information as to manner Of
bidding. and terms Of contract will be fur
nishcd on application to this Office.
The Government reserves the right to reject
any or ull proposals.
Env' lOpos containing proposals should be
marked "PrDpc.als for Transportation on
Route No" and addressed TO the under
signed j. q. e. LEE.
Major and Chief Ouartcrmastcr.