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National Republican., 1886-08-14
THE
Seventh St PaZaE ROYAL
THE

Is still In existence and Is doing ilourishlng
business.
Ladies' Muslin Drawers, good quality, three
tucks and hemmed, at 2je pair.
Ladies' Muslin Drawers, extra quality, Ham
burp edge and tucks, 6Oc pair.
Ladies Chemises, square necks, tuck fronts,
and Hamburg trimming, at 5Dc good Vaiue lot
Ladies' Cambrlc Corset Covers, Hamburg
trimmings, at 81, 49, 90, Oj, and 0Vc, all extra
Ladies Night Dresses, Mother Hubbard
Nurses Lawn Aprons, 40 inches wide, with
ont scam, 25c, ,,,
NIBtys Shirt Waists, plated irOnt ana DacKi
Chiidren's Cambric and Plaid Muslin
Dresses, 26c; good value at 35c
Children's Cambria Dresses. Hamburg
trimmed Gretchen style, sizes 20 p, and 2l
nj 4Oc; 20, 2S, and 30 ut soc.
We have still large stock OF Lacns, Em'
broldores, Hosiery, Gloves Mitts, COrsets, &c,
&C., to select nom.
SEVENTH STREET PALAIS ROYAL,
OI4 7th St., Bet. and X N. w.
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promoted ON HIS AIerits.

one OF The rarest aud most valuable elIl!Ons
that has ever been issued
National Republican., 1886-08-14
Lodge Meetings Tonight.

Go TO Marshall Hail Sunday on the palace
steamer Excelsior. Twenty-Five cents. 10 Il.
m, . and p. N.
National Republican., 1886-08-14
RuIIding PertnIta,

Go TO Marshall Hall Sunday on the palace
steamer Excelsior, Twenty-Five cents. 10 H.,
y mud
National Republican., 1886-08-14
DON'T YOU FORGET

That we are here with a great
stock of Sample Suits OF Mems
Boys, and Children's Clothing.
We sell good clothing less than
you have to pay for common
ones. Elegant Pants, worth IS,
for$4;S3 ones for So; Children's
Suits reduced from SO and 81
to $500; the best rs cent
Children's Pants in America;
Shirt Waist IS cents. Do you
want to save money! Do you
want clothing for Men, for Boys,
for Children Ifyoudo, visit the
great sale Of Sample Suits and
all kinds of Mems, Boys, and
Children's Clothing, at os4 9TH
st. N. W., bet. ] and Mass. ave.,
one door below Burdette's Dry
Goods House.
National Republican., 1886-08-14

lot Gents Linen Lawn Handkerchief bor-
der, for 25c.
lot Ladies' Lawn Handkerchiefs, border &c.
lot Linen Lawn Handkerchiefs, 20
lot Ladies' Linen Hemstltched Handker-
chiefs, &c.
i lot Cents Linen Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs, 1211c.
/ lot Gents Scotch Umbrellas, soc
lot Gents Paragon Frame, ls'Rib UmSrel-
las, S9c
Another lot of Gloria silk Umbrellas, 20
inches for this week, Sl.G5
lot Windsor Scarfs all colors, lie.
National Republican., 1886-08-14
THIS is THE SIXTH WEEK
OF OUR
CUT R-AEEI

We offer nothing but leaders, and spare no
pains to procure them. To advertise hgh-prlce
goods
National Republican., 1886-08-14

At 95 Gents,
Fine quality Rough-and-Ready Straw
"May Flowers;" formerly sold for 75c.
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At $2.48,
At 25 Gents,

25 dozen "Lucca" Bustles, made of fine
unbreakablo wire, perfect shape. This
Bustle has sold at iSc.
National Republican., 1886-08-14

At 7 Cents,
White and Coored Bordered Handker.
chiefs same as sold for &C.
National Republican., 1886-08-14

At 3 Cents,
Dress Reeds, in set samc as formerly
sold at &c.
National Republican., 1886-08-14
rs A FOLLY,

lS IA FULL I
And 10 advertise goods you arc not able to
furnish is great mistake, although there are
great many houses that do that very thing.
Then the majority of the public, when they do
read some extraordinary bargains imagine
that 1t is only done for dupe and say "That
would do very well If persons could only find
them when they called"
That class OF customers We desire to have
call and sec If we have not got the spe,ialtles
we offer below:
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-14
Enc rhysisIeGy sf sAe Lavss

Tas iiy,' IS Inc lsrses; .ecsetipg cfgal io the houaL body, ead sae s'le which il secre,es Is E,ore .ls6.e tc slt.s.,ou and aisdirection from Is pro.er chansrii tban any s;her zniasl fiaids. Lccsii, fsr the b;iiUcs. however, ,heie is sa usfsi.. iDg relief from the liver complsinr uau.ly, HOs,ctier's Stcmsch Bit.er-, l, medicine whch iog orer . quarter of s century bss been sc6,evipg through cure, of ;fe soove mentioned slnea,s. ;cvs, ID
 sgue, dysPzp-is; sasei complaints Ihen. m.,ic snd kiIosy sffsc ion. aaa disorder. involving loss of nervous visor. It is moreover, . preventive of msl.risi disease, and affords protection ,s tsousands oi persons resid,ng in disuicis of county vherc Shar dir- .c5urge IS prevalent As remedy adopted to the medical rquire. q srts of families, !, is supreDeiy dssirA Able, aud as means of for,ify,nG . debili,s,ed system. is s thoroughly to be dspenaed upon.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-14
ORDC. TO snow CAUSE.

In the Probate Cosr. of Ihe County Of Yav.
 psi. Territory of Arizons.
 In the matter oi tae estate of Apfrew L.
 Moeller. te ceased:
 !. app sri 2 to tsIc cou , by inc retition pressr;cd and filed by AL Naeller. the ad mlnis,ra,r os The ,s ate of Andrew L. Moelier, Secessod. praying for an order to sell -ea estate. that f Is Eecessary {, sell the who.c or me DOT ion oi ihe real C. tate belonging to ssi9 esiaie to pay the allow ance to the f-miiy, the debts outstanding agsins: aid deceased sna said esta C, and the debts, expenses and charges of the ad. ninisirstion, il Is therefore rdered by inc Court that all persons interested in the said estate appear before the said Probate Court on Monday. the 9th day oi August, A D. fSS6 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, al he Court room oi said Probate court. on the east side of Cortez street, between Gurley and Willis streets. in the city Of Prescott. coanty of Ysvapai, Territory of Arizon |. to show cause why an order shs u d not be grau,ed to the aid adn.nistratriz to sell so much of the real estate of the de- ceased a' shall be necessarv, at pu.lIc or pri- vate ssie
 And that a copy of this order be publis ned at least ioar successive weeks in the Ari- zona Journal NIrer, \ newspaper printed and published in said ely ot Prescott, county oi fatspsi, Territory of Arizona.
 Dated al Prescott, July I0th, lsSj.
 JNO. J. HAWKINS Probate Judge.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-14
e.1lI. Ssstee ss ApPiteas. sa scr ln'ted aeases Patent

United Ststes Lanc Ofbee
 Prescott, Ari.crs. July 2d, lsse-
 Notice Is heTety given tbai John Lsslc whose posioftice address Is sretcost, rfzons Territory. has ihis day rled his eppltrsiion linear feet of the Black Mesa rair- .,T vein bearing s;lyer. gold Ani copper Sil "a lace grouDds six hundred t60o) lee sl vi.' tb- sil. uai.o lG ine Elress M .DInE als-rict. cDG ity of Yayapai. nnf terTis0ry Q, sriEuna, mt des gnai-'i oy Held nc.es and ol1iaibl plat on nse Tn tois oEnce us lot No. sI- sid lot No. q b-iay .escriosd d as follows, to-wl;:
 Beginning al initial monumenL st ;nld d c o!rfetm whey Is set volcanic sTone m sfkeu M NJ. US. mlner.a. AOBumen ni. No. bea's s2is F, 4Isifset. themes S. lJs V 59 fee! 10 g end center of claim here is insrke: x snd MPS1. N face of ruarfxife atks; thence S sr E4, feet intetsect x cpd lre If Natgral Point Mini Ig Claim, . 75s 5l' w 250 fees om \ end center monument stone \ P No. 1, so1 f-et 10 wa. re Is set volcanic rock market II end line oi Na;Grai Point Mining Cain \ 7ss 80 F. E f-ct ron end center monument ts.one No 2 lo9f fee, to where E SC: vol: 6Q' E. SoU feet to no'th end center of clni ns where B M So.& is marked on volcanic rock ip place. rheace x s0' E Cssnie course 90 No. <. Thence i0S W i07c feet to where is ser lIme stone uiarket F NJ Eo. 6. rnea~e S s9s F Ssfeet to monument ard x BMI No. l place Of beginning ca out boundaries O; claim,
 Maene ic vaiia,ion II. 2' Ess, co..ts,n-
 The location oi this inc is recorded ia ths Recorder's orice of Yav@psi county, territory Of Arzous m nook Y Of mines.
 The a5t gining claim .s ths SatcraI Poin, Mininx Cisim-
 Any and all per-on. claiming sdvsrsely any portion of said B. sck Mesa ni ne pr surface around are rc9uifet iD 5le [ c'f adv -rse claims witb The 'iesiS.er nf the Uniief st es Land OLfice, Prescott, iE the territory of ATi- xona, during the sixty days period oi pr ol l. cation hereof ar they will De barred by-virfue " '. Ts.oMis WING.
 jul 2 God Register.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-14
Nssie- sf App;icsti sn fee. U. q. Pasest,
United Sfitgs Land Office.

I luAlcu St ttt-e A1LO OUct- | Prescott Arizona, July 2c, leS6. ! Notice Is heTehy given that Johr "a sier | whose postoifce address is Prescott. Arizons . Territory, has this day fled is application | for patent for seven Du3dred and hiiy (550) 1 linear feet of inc Bsgda6 nire vel ! ,aring l gold. silver and co per, win surface gr and | bun fred ,61JD feet ia Sid;b siiuateG in the | Eureka Mining Distri; C .unty o! Ysvapai 1 and Territory O. Arizona and designated br | fle field noles and o;iici l plst on fle "a this offtce as lot No. 32 Said iu< No s2 being de s. l critte as foliow-, to-wit:
 Beg a. ini.ial monument & S center end of claim where is set a granite rock bears S0s % W 19{5 feet Thence . GiS 90 W 3o) feet to where l. set in The ground | lava rock marked E Nos. Thence 49s E e50 feet to where is sei foot in gTouad & talcose rock marked k No. {. Thence \ 6Ie 90 ESQ feet to : end center cf claim where is sst same si one iopt m ground and marked No. g. Thence 6iS 30 (.aIne course) 800 feet 70 talcoss rccs set l foot in grolnd and marked B No. 6. Thence \ i9s " .5O feet to where 5 No Is marked on Wface s.f ledge of slate. Thence : 6i' g. " to mol umeut aud stone B NJ, place of beginning.
 Magnetic variation l3- 29 Ess: contaiuin 7 947 scres.
 The locasi5n O; this niue l. recorded in the Recorders osii,e of vsYai Coaaty a, d Ter. r.!ory If Arizona, n BJps l3 of Min-s.
 Any and ai Fcss'ns claiming adversely any portion of said 5 icsd mine or u face ground are required to hie their dyer-e claims with the R R.gistcr Of the United States Lane Ot..c at Prescott, in the IerfitI.y of Ariz6ns dnr;ry the sixty days period oi pub ication hereof O. they win be barred by vii tue of the provisions of he statute.
 THOMAS WING,
 jul coi Register.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-14
A WONDERFUL DOoK.

We should jajs- by the wording os the s.ivr-';s- men, ,s .aoih-r csluma of th.. psys., that the new bcox entitled "Ibs Eo.,.'- wnade,>" indeed ( sonde.tu saose seek,ng employment, :a read tho .ive.;:ssm-s: The Hls'o,ica. Publish Ec Cn. C',-r. to g,vr sssndsrd books free 70 agents. Tsey also ofer 10 start people x.,hon' capita, in business ,sst will p-y from SIS 70 f5s . days pretty scod in,o-re fs these h.ri tmss. ke.d tbe aivs-s'ssmeat.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-14
AGENTS WANTED. Fo1 the Great New Book. The
 Worlds Wonders"
BY !. W. BUEi.

The most successful subscription book ever pu ii he'd. Over half a mililoa copi swere sod .ae past ei-hr mJlths, aut IS seliil z three 1iHs-s ss fast now .s ever before hegu- lar c44yss<er- cl-t- from Si5 10 f25, s4 aad SGxdsg. Sofh Sg iIas it was ever known in the his;cry oF book pgbhssirg. Proofs seat i-c 0u app,icstio No exprriea-e needed to insrr> sacce.s, We help ? rs.us without messs so do s iFge bgssuess; ID capital needed W. ie iO- p4rIiculsrs. Ss ares gG,r- aniero io persons sso do not wish to oknvRss an com miss oG. He also giye away standard bo,.. b persoas who send us namssof book a.ens WGite for our list oi free sSanca books. HISTORICAL LPCBilSHING.C co
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-14
LOCAL. NOTES

Faon THuRsDAY's DAILY
 ss. Johns fsiled- sshuasss s,sosiea fer seheei ery1s6o.
 Ths Hseksoburg ssrse seak out Eve ps~ssssrh tss afisrnosa.
 The dsnocnsic eosafy esausl con- aissee vili nsst oa sssssday.
 4 vssy thsesassiag ,eoking cload yes- ser6sy eves,ng sesultsd h . hsssy blow bssss1.is.
 Ds. Robinson dischargsd svs pA,issts from tne essaty hsspitai this morning leaving bat ose there
 The JoURsAL-NIxER. bss . cefTespon- , ss af the railroad emp sho vill keep . readers posted os all important neve sAsre
 A tsleersph clice AAs been estabisLsd q Prescott Junction 0e ths Atlantic C Pscdic railsoad.
 Ths yell kcswu besad ef usi.ed shoes tAe sHorss shoe" can bs he'd ss she Lioo store for e.
 4 pev sobuiasoe has beea tsrsed ops from shs Whippis shsps whish is . beauty.
 Ths engine for the cOastruesion train for the railroad vili arrive ss Chino sta. tisn to-day.
 The ladiAas gre said ts have returned to AxiseuA No depssdssions furthes than tue killing of some steck are yet repsetsd.-
 -Ose vho knous" s evidently ashamed of his pare.tsss ss hinssif,s ,ss hs objsc,s to signing his name to what hs ~rits.
 Prescott Jsscsioa is the asns Of the neg town oa the Asiss'i: cod Psc;6c where tue P.&A.C.RE eonhects wsta t
 J.N. Rodssbs'g reeelvsd . letter frcm Rev. VIA Cuddy las ''c0apseilor." in which be givss his experience since bic eonversion. aud urges Nr. RodeabUg to follow in his footsteps.
 An insane craak named !. c. B. Pos. derly hss beeb arrested .; Chicago. He ciums Ar.zopa as his bone, and ssys he is ga polisi,ai power" He probably b. iones to Governor Zuiiek, stsG.-Albu- eae,qse Jou.naI.
 A report was received here last evening thst B. B. Bu,lwinkIe, manager of the Arizona Cattle Company at Fisgstah, had beea shot and probably fatally wounded. AS the telegraph wires arc down. ss gre unable to learn particular.
 A hillot sale from c. W.Bsach tow III. Csustock has beeu flied f-r record. It trAnsfen all right. tisie etc., io all lands and stock in Ysvspi county, Aris,us and ip Texss owned by the former to the latter the consideration bsing t99,000.
 Tho gusases made by shs ssoosywous correspondent, ~ooe who koews" slows that ne neither DOW nor is be good guesser m regard to what he writes about. Ii be vilt come around and iniervev tie go called editor" vc VII give hin tho true history of what be writes sbeu,.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-14
SOMETHING NEW.

4 rubber stamp of your name. or a two let. ter monogram with igGe!ioie ing and pads for m ar king linen. sf p'Ha siy, etc, only nfy cents Hy. skse, sls \. Third street, st I. 1is All The sies, raboer stamp Jveltis al reduced rrice. N MheG remlttinG amounts
 iuiy.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-14
DlHsOLUTloH NOTICE,

The partnership neretofors existing be- tween C-S. x utcninsou snd A, Aiken. under the firm name of C.S Hut hinson X Co. hss this day been dissolved by mutual cor sent of both parties. Tn. bas ns.s will be c, .. tinued by .. '. Hutchinson, who will p3y all liabilities of tue late rrm snd collect al moEey due it. C-S HUrrHISS ON.
 \. AIrKEN.
 Prescott. JJl ' lsi, lss6, I'm
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-14

Geor-., Gi.ers.n .-., last ersuing te [. ke ststion a' For Grant He vii, be follow S,,-r--.e~ : sy th, ser,ir .e. et ths ofn- cs.s and she hsni.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-14

ATIz0na, June 2, Is>1-
 To all whom |. sy concern:
 Notlca .- hereby given that have located the E1nS M ,y mining claim. si'cete la inc hasssysmpa pa m ini . cistrict near the esd of he fl AS ayamps creek. said claim GOV ring rftee n hun trei feet ia length by six hundred feet in width O sar.ace eronnd. portion of tLe same hs Hug the old Senator mill site. All ptrsoas cIa mi ig fencing Iumbe ouiidiugs. or other material, within he limits Of said clsi n. g aich sm cOW n r session or. aud w,rStlg upsn, are noiin d 10 remove he ss ms wlfhin O dsys from date O: this notice Ss relgIr~d by las. MARY aNIrH.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-14
PLACER Mixsxs ATTENTION

I.ocstioc notices flf ;.lS,e: claims fo: sale ., tais o!Eics. or'.rs " mail vii; ,-cs:-- prompt s::e-'iss.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-14
EsIrsy yetiee.

Tsien up iB roieo of Dlsiric. Nc.s One spotted heiferS year. old, branded C. oaleft hip. crop eE is.t ear . split in riS [ Ai.o one yeariing, rsi heller brsp si L ('s,une>tesl on iefs hip, uppA bit
 ii shi ear. The owners of ths above descrft ed stO n can have she same on application 70 The undersigned .; his ranch on. mil- b-low the Foar mile houss, " pyinx for this ad- vortlss msat- n DIV. fHORNk-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-14
COMsgssapTE1N.

rhica g ScFoenIoGs Disease os inc k.uEs, is psCr1rfir and ceFiGiuiy nTTtstsd aisd Clscd fg rhls ts11--srca rC-acz,- .f taien tetuTe ile i1sr E's uf t1' dlies-sc Ere sTache3. .1tzi ciseGec. ule1 G-~t u1cT,--r ttss nov eel ssrd1ao reIu-dy t1 .s5 ruh!e. Dr. lTFzCs oans-fioB EssFc,7' tfst aisrs,lorat. that r.srils HS 100 .i14tosl Tor q useJlc4-le wkich frCrl is
 Tourrf 1l g-1ffa-i1n ct tonic orsf rt Elr-r rs- ing, Sitcflf4Fc, CT hioo9-teans-ne. iigfsH Vctcrsl. and !s7;r Fe FsIepfrs s IS ufIegsig k -nt ousr @ csf1c-y 1o. oc--suEP.ic- cl ;as i--2ls. | -a 1cr a1
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-14
Democratic Delegates.

The democratic county central committee % Sa,arsy made toe following spportion. msns of delegates 0 then c,cveatioc callei for Moaasy. ssp,ember l3.h.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-14

u66v pie box of gocos that v iil put voa in me way Of making ISor- money D . Jew tsvs than you ever thouEh. poSsi hle .; any business. Capitsi not required. You can live et home and wocx in spare time or ly or al the tsms. All Of both -exe-, of all age grardly succesf:pl. sc cents To S es.iiy earned every evening. That all who ~srt yaTa nssy test The business. ve make th ts unparalleled offer: To all whp g. . noi reli ssiiseeA ws vtll rsnd q to gay for the troG olc so writing Fuil particulars airtetf "a . etc., a.ns free. lfo ,easeiy Pny shsoi u'eiy .ure for e>i Eso tart G. eHce- Dpn's tclsy. Aodiess lTINsoS 6 % f'0,tt-nd. Issne
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-14
fine Great EnglIsh Remedy

.eaar THIS SsEA gttNEAs str.uxi hensng rem ; ~ .<>s.Sz< sdy znd Nerve To Li { ths reT0fi ef owe ,- k<% - zss twenty years of pr e
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-14

ts4skk naore rt1neT tn-n al snslbingesa tH3 sy nking s- Hacy f-r tsol "Gt3--liiEE ssok f. Fegfsne " sise sd srsestIy. None gz ~pn e. Hsis-,t tssot Co portisss sNla Di-sasFs
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-14
$50 REWARD

By resolution, unanimously sdof ted ny tev IHE Y tNAPsI otk GROWERS A So- CATION hereby oSf~s e standing reward of Oae Hund eti snt fifik Dollars for the Ge.ec- ton ieas@iug L. he arrest cOGsfcttos gf ary perso4 .eFsoas suilty of ste Ing csstie of horses b-8sBztBg 10 any men Der oft $ AEsoa. ion; O. fo- information ie-.clEe fo tsis srr. st md e clr Sietis't uf any F. on cr per- snas guilty of l1asklas- Eraiie Hg IT mf ls' ci,'s-it ki .F .iNt stocA b o.4s.gsDg to snl a r of l.s AsFis- g
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-14

 b. head. iae vtf-i ruid psssiEg aaobssTy,d n the urine, sci many otbsr disssfes thss 'r-d ;c tnssnifs and dsata-
 IT. Ain,ie. wns is s regular srkdSs,es pay sicSsn, will agree to fcfIes. Eve ccasled ools lars for . case of this kind ne , "a, festnss. tive sundsr hts special sovfce a.-1 -rSxfreeSt. will not cFre, or for ehy thing r1rtfS ur irtpf. toux foun l. nr. A3nt1e tre<ts sss fsfysfe piseases u. essruiiy, wfthoof Ea-frcry. Con. ouitAticn fro. A tbOrougE sxsnisnsNcn aI1 sdviee, iSe.oo ns nsiysis nf urine. ts. Price .f Vital Restorative. ti 5g . ooii!e. sfCcr ux1ss Inc quantity, 6. sent tn any easTc-. cyoc re- eeips Of prtce, or C. Q. D. seecre fioE ciS<f gstiou, and in private rsEne. ts aesif~d, ty t F. AISTIE. H. D. No. U Ees-sy stysef -Sn Francisco, CriifsrDis.
 Dr. Niatis's Kidney &.usdy, sEFbhfTi JIM, cures siI ktRcs of oey and tiAddSg omp,sints, Gonorrboea. Iesecs1b bees 6le4 IT sale by ali druzziSts: q boiti>. ssr n>o . ee. S.
 Dr HinfIs-r pASDErIcE PII5z arc ihs land ct,rzpcEs eystv r4ie sgd bBtors ears the market ssf sac ly ali drnestsfs-
 rss-.saps b,.isis freo. sen. os @ppiieA AIio 2 .ets.T. stsl..iE =. sCF1s, -rz sif1 sgs. Con st.n nie-tis.rs stsicffs elpS1-ftA
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-14
The Grsal English Remedy

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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1886-04-29

WHAT has become of Col. Sim Don
OWN, that whilom pet of the Republi-
can politicians. He started out with
a grand flourish claiming to be able to
prove beyond question that bribery,
fraud and corruption were used to
elect Henry B. Payne Senator. DON
OWN was called and testified, yet in
the report of the majority of the in
tensely partisan committee not even
an allusion is made to Col. Donovin
or any portion of his testimony, and
the committee are forced to acknowl-
edge that the charges against the four
members of the House have not been
sustained. WHO will care for Simy
now ?n
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1886-04-29
Whose Exam pie!

One day last week q meeting of the
principal soft coal operators of the
United States was held in Chicago.
The men who attended that meeting
practically control the soft coal trade
of the United States, and represented,
SO we are informed, capital invested
of $40, 100000.
These men met to form a combina-
ton to promote and protect their own
interests. They agreed to fix certain
price for coal and to stand by each
other in compelling the consumers to
pay it. They agreed to mine only a
certain amount of coal and agreed to
other things supposed to be for the
promotion of their interests.
That was an organization of capital,
and the object was purely to promote
the interests of capital. If this or
eanization was proper and for a proper
purpose, can any one explain why it
it is not equally proper for labor to
organise to promote and protect its
interests?
Furthermore, an organization that
has not the means within itself to en-
force its purposes for which it was
formed, and to prevent its own disin-
tepration is worthless. The coal ope-
rators who formed this pool recognised
this fact, and took all necessary meas
ures to prevent any member of the
organization from breaking the COM
pact. If one should do this and go
into the market to undersell his fellow
operators, the disciplinary process
made and provided would be at once
put into operation.
So, if workingmen make use of the
strike and the boycott to preserve the
Integrity of their organization, whose
example are they following?-IPlain |
Dealer.