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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-25

81. PAUI. Oct Alt is learned that the
seafe al Standing Rock agency over the ne
ported uprising Of Crows against the Sioux
has proved groundleSs Frosthead. an OBJ
scure medicine man snd worthless Indian.
claimed 70 have dreamed that the Crows
were coming and get the yosng bucks 20
start cut for them. company of cavalry
has returned the bucks 70 the agency.
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Mr.. Blaine In New York.

NEW YORK, Oct 24-Hon. Jamd
Blaine arrived to-day He remains
tomorrow. when he win address a
meeting 70 be held In Madison squad
den R
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UAftsNEEs BUNDS EEpICEB.
Fixed at SUM He win BE Able TO
Furnish.

cRIcsCes. OCT. 2S.-The bail Of +. A.
Gardner. the opium smGggler, was reduced
by Judge Bi0Ggeft to-day from 1000 to issa
HIS coansel represented that defendant
was held in Sl5,00o bail in Buffalo on the
same charge and found Il diaicuit 10 rive
bonds OF 5000 more here.
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ST. LorIs, Oct 2i.-The trial of young
Talmsge. son Of the late General Manager
Talmsge of the Wabash road, for the
murder Of a telegraph operator named
Tidd, at Brunswick, Mo. last January, be-
gan at Keytesville yesterday. The case Is
attracting interest, owing 90 the standing
OF the defendant
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THE NEW BROTHERHOOD.


PUEBLO. Col, Oct a-The Rio Grand
switchTnens strike is still on. The engi-
neers aud fremen to-day refused 10 pail
freight trains made up by non-union
swisehmen. A conference between the
strikers aud the railroad officials will be
held tomorrow and IL is believed the mat
ter VIII be compromised.
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RACE ACROSS THE oCEAs.
Four steamers, Including the New
York. Lraxe Tn<ether.

NEE fczE, Oct 2&--fosr ocean steam
sh.ps leit tais port al almost the same boar
this morning Shipping circles arr aroused
ever = Pcsslh2 raas tzefHeen the city OF
16ilia, the SeEtE German lloyd steamer
TraTe and the Waite s-zr liner HFftzaEie-
TIE IraFe Na= Ezstez SAY n sielo< :. the
othcrS ls2TiEg half 81 haaf carrier.
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ST. LOUIS WINS A GAME.
The Browns Play Much Better at
Home.

81. LOUIS. Oct. 24-Hard hitting and q
muif by slattery in the eighth inning gave
the Browns q victory to-day. Kings pitch
ing was effective throughout, while Crane
was rather wild. score; 81. Louis 7, New
York 2
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King Milan OBTAINS 3 divorce.

BELGRADE. Oct. 24.-Ths Official journal
publishes a pastoral prepared by Metro
in the exercise of his power as leader Of
the Seryian church, by virtue of right
eonsecrated by preeedents, he dissolyes
the marriage OF King Milan and Queen
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MRS. DIR. CROssLEY

(sIyES SPECIAL ATTENTION TO Dis
VI cases of women and children. Those
expecting confinement. J05 James street.
between Fifih and sixth streets, Seattle.
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swin stallion STEAMBOAT.

SAN FRANCISCO. oct. 2s-stamboul
trotted mile at the Bay district track TO-
day In 2slzs<, breaking his own record OF
2.i5 and establishing the coast stallion
record
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forward the eas. hcsni express dashed IN
- the wreck and cus Of tie leg Of Haw-
ki1s. who was iyinx an the rack sss~ensi-
bic from injuries receiyeG Ia the first col
hsiOn- Two engines end doxen freight
cars were cemoissAed- So passengers
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CaIifornia Di.,i,lery Burued.

CALisToGA, Oct 5.-A large new distil-
lery and contents were destroyed by FIRE
here early this morning, the property be-
longing TO George Lange, of San Francisco
The FIRE probably originated from one of
the stills. Loss about $1,000: insurance.
STOoO
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DIR. II. H. COE.

EILt II ~ WITT
Il Colonial block, corner Second and
Columbia streets. Ofiiee hours 10 to IL, 2
TO and nights. Telephone izs
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Ala for the Starving Dakatans.

NEw YORK, Oct a4.-Gov. Church, OF
Dakota, yesterday received over 5000 CON
tributed through the Herald, for the relief
of the starving Hebrew farmers OF Ramsey
county, Dakota.
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REPUBLICAN, ADDRESSES |
HON. JOHN B. ALLEN,

REPUBLICAN, CANDIDATE FOR DEL
n egaie 10 Congress, viii address the
psapie Of Western Washington on the
kaes Of the day at the following times
nd places:
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THE WILMINGTON ssIreGLERs.
Purse- keyes and Townsend Held
for the Grand Jury.

sAS Francisco, Oct 24.-The pred ainary
examination OF Clarence i. Townsend and
Nn- keyes, charged with smuggling
opium ashore from the steamer Whining
ton froza Puget sound. ON Monday last,
was up before Commissioners SAWYER res,
ferday morning. Both were nelS 10 an
swe- before the federal grand jary. bail he-
ing Gxed zf Siaoe In each case.
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The York.hire strike SPREADING.

LONDON, Oct s4.-The strike OF coliiers Is
assuming alarming proportions. and it is
feared the movement will become gen.
eral one. In Yorkshire 1900 workers went
out to-day.
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Precinct Officers.
King County
Meetings

n-sIE PEOPLE OF KING COUNTY WILL
Be addressed by the candidates OF the
i<9qbliean party and other able speakers
Z :te following times and places:
a.. Thursday, Oct y, 7;30 p. IN.
&sxlis. Friday. Oct d, 20 p. m.
Htrry Valley, saturday, Oct. II, 7:B0.p. m.
f1t5a. Monday, Oct. g, T.30 p. m.
f;zreil, Tuesday, Oct. 20, 7:S0 p. m.
Ve1isngilie, Wednesday, Oct. 81, 7:sO PIN.
b order OF the county central commit
Il. b. ALBERTsoN, Chairman.
z MITCHELL. Secretary.
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The presiaent,. New yorr ~

WASHINGTON. Oct N.-The pref
win leave Washington Thursday eve1il
After reviewing the business mems parade
In New York Saturday he will return.
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nPu Dc PtERla-Rl(a.

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sassM- aasa@ u swa g.asa - ssa s.aass
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-19
GERONES.

He aqui, lAeonlcamen,e apun
tados, algunos datos biogrsico.
acerca de nuestro querido amigo
, correligionario don Jaime G.
rones, de cuya sensible y pre-
mAtura muerte, ocarridA hace po.
co en- Barcelvna, dimos caents,
verdaderamente Angustiados, &c
nue. tr1 nnmero anterior:
GerouGs nAci6 en- santa Girls
tlns, provinciA de Corona lCAtA
luhsl.
Dosde muy joven vino 4 Purr'
to- Rlco, dondr, por medic del oons
tAnte trAbajo y 10 vtrind, se his~
una desahogAdA posieion.
Tia drjaio nna studa J 4 hioa
Tusio doa dias autcs do Ga mucs
te, y mutio r,dcado de cue amigo
Baco, LAlAndA C~asralA, Araaa
Lsuch, y parlral3a Soiia J OnSsru
4 IL aAr6a ca BArueIoaA.
i lnnirniv dc u .. oompahli
dc s~lnnsAuoA J amigo casasa~s
tAy L t-lA p,uebA de- DoLETu
MAncAST.L~
La uvticaa Dr. 60 nnrttr Ia p'si
ducadu, coaao yA agsnpa, 6Vaa
sras&Mea6a ca NaaeSA duaao so
quraaa g3E Az gEAEara ssstuaca q
bara AN a., baea x4a l&aaao
basu p~1ls0~
MlrassAa ao.a zoe le llusAsaaa IL
F~graAaasass tsss oaie sGasSss msszass
4. sNssA &c 10 rswso1eAa aSs SIS Il
Iiiuaos 6 sa snemosas'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-19

que tantos afios hizo aqui 81 conauelo ,
el euc4nto de nuostros relis siosos pa
dres.
| L. cst6.ica Espaf. di6 ejemplo Ell
todos tiempo de conciliAr 81 fe cris
tiana con la scci6a de- gu mejor gobisr
no; esta, que re puede ilsmar gIori
espsfioln. puede ser hoy Ia del fia
Puerto R co. que espafi,l es siempre
lesi-imo hVo de aquella noble Els
psfi..
Ella. en- sus mel ,res tiempos, her
man6 = gloria de su gobierno con l.
sngasta religion en- que nscimos, J
sstn faente del puri.imo sosiego, IL
ilvina reigi6u cst6!ica que profess
mos, pueds ser tamhien 10 gloria J
consuelo del tranq uilo Puerto Rico.
La paz" no es colo faents de consue
los para no pueblo, ss tsmbi6u mauau-
tiAl, para : de riquezas vsrdaderas:--
Y ell antique Puerto. Rico, aunque fut
snvidiado por 50 fsliz reposo, era tam
bic entouces ell pueblo mas rico de Ia
tierrs.--Era un imperio de riquezs
porque poseiA ls one hace mas fsliz d
dn pueblo, que es la paz del alma, y
las riquezas de esta son las que haceu
a Ia vss labori,sos y honrados pueblo
con la primer grandezs, q1e es la del
bisu cat6lico, J 10 mayor hanradez que
% conoce, que es la probidAd cristians.
Acaben Ia discordiA de nuestros par
tidos, ell espirita aggressive de sus sn'
helos; refine 10 fsliz aureola de todo
bien.pars un pueblo, que es Ia paz cris-
tians, y Puerto Rico vera correr sere-
nos = fe!ices dias & la sombra del dis.
creto y sabio gobierno que hoy 10 rige.
Aunque Ia incredulidad de los item
pos no 10 aprecia, 81 los pueblos tuvis
sen por leyes.-las del sauto Evangelio,
aguel divine Iibro ls hubiers dado 81
mundo la pas que hoy no le alcsnza, y
Paerto-Rico viers Asf ref f)reCer los
hsrmosos di,s de sus muyores, las
cato ieas virtudes que por la psz hi
cieron IN ola aqui Ell encanto del sue
10 puertorriqueno.
No divide este la Ciudsd, que goza
en- estos tiempos del mej>r sosiego en-
tre intioitos pueblos del Universe. 81
tiene hoy enemigos la pAz en- ellis, que
autes no contsbs, mas grande sera ei
triunfo de sus hjos al vencerlos, y mas
hermosas las riI uezSs que squel divine
don del Cielo derrame Sobre Puerto
Rico.
Porque sy de 81, sino, Ell dia que t.l
ventura divide No sabs hoy blen ell
bsneficio que Di lie hsce con So feliz
sociego; 81 di., que 10 psrdisra sabrf1
por 50 desgrscis, las grsciss de que e.
cielo le colmaba, concedIeadole Ia
hermosa paz d. que disfrata.
tOj4l& hAys liegado tards Ia re-
70, uc.6n, para srrHncatle 50 dulcisima
pas 4 Paerto Rlcu!
iO,alA sus hyos conviertsn . este
obleto sus tAleat>s , virtudes! QS es
"a ptz monunento de las pnmeros
gloIias de nuextros padres, coDsue'o
hoy del quito y dlgno pueblo de mes
TIA pa:ris, y la veutura Y gnEo MAJ f..
iiz qas el muudo slcboE sobte 4
m6nstruo de la rev.Iucl6n, qus es IL
verdsders caIsmldzd de la socled I'd J
del mundo entere.
NJ. q. de Il.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-19
REREICA
ALA REVlSTA DE- AGRICULTURE.

"La Revista do Agricultura, p
en- Su nGmero 10 correspondents
al 10 del que curss, en- IN articnlo
bsjo el rubro de FerfocArril, y dis
culpa el no haber tornado parte
Cd 10 discussion promovida por la
Prenss, con motive do La gca-
tones de Ahasco , eabAna Gran.
de, y aduce como ras6u de esta
conducia que, todo 10 que hAstA
/" ahorA han dicho dlvefsos peFI0
" diCos respecto al trayecio que
"habrk do seguir el Fcrfocofril, al
"pasar pof Ahasoo , nahAna Gran.
de, no son tnka que meFAs supo
SicloDes, desprcvlssAa do fnnda.
mento.
Sea zee, 8 cuslQulsfa otro d
naoyl 4 Vue hpya pbsdeslde u u
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-19
GACErILLAS.

Sellos dc goma.-Se hacen con
toda pegfrccion en- la casa B0LE
TIN MERCANTIL; para JuEga
dos, AlcahiiAs, OiicinAs J partiru.
larcs, 20 coastruyen dc Iodoa "a.
mah0a. Sc rcciben oFIcncs dc en-.
cargo, les cual1s scrAn eum2lidAA
lnmediatamcntr J 4 aaiiAfaccioa.
Esia casa - IN provtsto do los
clemcnloa ncccsagios al elccto.
Ia Rama, lie aido para dofAr. 80
En Gaia Casa 80 vcndra fsasqaitos
eontclleudo cato Aaaida, que ssss
para durAs J rv~GAaFaf nAtcla ,
ogros ollctoa. Saa s!-csos soa Ina.
sAntAneoa y . 'mlfAtlrA sa farTsa.
dc gs&n daiapao4 4 snseusaLaJ. s.
tvadc 1 psv<lus m6dasoa
Imgv.sA esl "Bolslia .-LeA
hMu &c Ercsbat~r, dc dgwrr~os osso.
ira. Lac anagplaa@s EautMs ac oaeai
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-19
BANCO ESPAN0L DE- PTO-RICO.

En- vista de las observaciones
de los representatives de varios
chores Accionistas del Creoito
Mercantil que Sc hallan ausentes
de la Isls), la Junta CONCESSIONS.
ria del BAneo hs acordado ampDiar
el plazo de suscrici6n de acciones
hasta 81 de Oetubre pr6ximo
para los que Sc encuentran en- esa
situacioD, ID fin de que puedan
consular d sus poderdaates.
Puerto.Rico, y Setiembre 10
de 1SSS.-El Presidente, Pablo
U6arri. ITO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-19

Por tratarse de On asunto de
vital interes para todA una CO.
marca, y tambitu por eOmplacsr
Glos dos distihguidOs eaballsroA
que IA 6rman, los sshoRes Presi
dente y Sindico del AyuA,amien
to de Sabana. .Grande, isssrtamOs
con quito ID siguisnte
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-19
Los HACRNDADOS.
e EINDUSTRIALES.

Los que suscriben, ademls do tenir
el gusto de oftecer sn Estsblecimiento
de MAO uinsriA , fuDdiei6o de HERE,
tienen de veuta los siguientes articulos.
LAdriIIos de fuego para hornsllss, Fon.
dos "Carron Parfillas marca chilled I"
.cero = Hierro en- llaptas, barrAs, =
chspas de l.. clase. VGlvulas do bronco
, hero para fondos de sIncar, tabos
de Hero gAlvsniEado para aqua y ".
por, idem de plomo g ma , cobrs Dc
todos diAmetros; Arados smericanos
4 lnglesss de todos pdmeros, con piesas
sne'tas para los mismos, MAqninas
para la elaboration de gsllstss; Roma
nas dc plataforma hsStA 400 kiloa
marca " FAirbanss I" 4 SSl iden 800
kilos ( $26 Pinturas , aesitss qusma.
dos, Anclss J cadenas do hierro para
eubaresciones, Tele mstAlica de eohrs
par. centrifugsf, Oorrsas Coma Eppa-
quetaduras, ejes para trapiches, lna ear.
lido de acesorios para mkquinaa do
varcf los que oirseemos precios ini-
tAdos.
.cohrinos de porfilla.
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CLtyICA OFrlAMOL0CICA

lel doctor don Jose MArti , Cuysr,
Melico de las Universidsles de Madrid
= Barceions.
Esyudante de los distinguidos ocul-
lstss D 'ctor Gelpi y carreras Ara.
g6 de Barcelona.
Ofrece al ptbiico sus servicios en-
Caguss Gale del Oomercio ndmero
"a.
Asistencia gratis q los pobres.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-19

R. o. conGrmando al | mo Sr.
D. Enrique GAdea en- ell cargo d.
lrgeniero Jefe de 10 Comlsicn
tscuItstiva de Ooras Pdbicas de
Utramar.
r 0. creando en- esta isla dos
E.taciones Ayron6micas, una er
BAyamdn, 10 mas cerca possible de
ssta Capital, Ia otra en- MAyague
Re- ylamento para las misuas
r. O. nombrando O6aial 81 d.
Ia Contaduria G .nerAl de Hacien
In de esta isla a ID. Julian Muro
Subast&s.
ProvideneiAs judiciAles.
AyuntAmientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-19

DE vENTA.
SURT1D0 GENER II DE MERCANClAS .
Cslzado para eefioras , nihos. *
Games de hierro. ~
Colchones de Alambre. -.
Oolchonetas.
Almohsdss de pluma.
Olavcs de tonelefo. ;"
Olavos = tornillos galvsniSados.
Hero gslvanixado, liso , scsnslsdo.
Cumbreras.
MAquinAs de coser.
Muebles.
Gas brillante.
Aceite linsxa.
PinturAs.
Palss de hieffo.
Machetes supsTiofes.
Asadss para hsciendas.
Rejas para srndc.
Loxs en- csjas.
En- el aImacen de los se-
flores
s. Melon q. Co.
SAN 1usTe r..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-19

BUENA OC.islON.

Sc vende un cnt ;, nuevo for.
ma Victoria CO.. fuido en- Paeis,
muy ligero, para uno dos caballos
con todos sus accessories y arnesea
una psreja de buenos cabailos; y
un magni6co pikno nuevo. Todo
muy barato.
DAran raion en- Ia Bottles de
Ledekms. 100
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-19

SobriRos de Portila.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-06-02
Fhe Copper Corner.

The Engineering and Mining Jour- nal, after commenting on the collapse in tin, says:
 From many sides come the inquiries, lis copper to go the same way?" and "when will the collapse come?"
 We do-not pretend to report the inner secrets or intentions of the syn dicate, but it is very evident that the copper deal is of a very different char acter from the recent tin corner. The copper production of the world is con- trolled for this year at least, and that from nearly every mine now produ cing is controlled for three years. The mining companies have sold their out put for that time to the French syndi- cate, and the sales have been guaran- teed by such responsible banking houses as Seligman's, the Compton d 'Escompts, etc. So far as the mines are concerned, they will, no doubt, get at least the mlnlmum price stipulated generally 13 cents for Lake copper) during the next two or three years.
 If the price of copper be maintained at 16@17 cents, as at present, the quantity that will be produced in the next three- years will be enormous, and probably far exceed the anticlpa- tions of the syndicate, while consump- tion will certainly be much less than if the price were, say, 12 cents for Lake, at which figure the worlds re- quirements could be supplied at a profit. It IS certain, therefore, that before the expiration of the three years, the syndicate will have an enOr- nous load of copper to carry, load winch. will continually increase until it would eventually swamp sven the strongest syndicate.
 There is little use in speculating on the final outcome, which can not occur for two years yet. and winch may be affected by modiicatiOns in the pres ent agreements should mutual inter- est dictate this necessity. For some time to come every thing favors the stability of the syndicate and of prices above tfe-ttsalaHaam asis Ehis of course, does not necessarily keep them where they are; in fact, we believe the syndicate would serve its own inter- ests best by keeping prices but little above the basis-which was too high any way-and thus encourage con- sumption while discouraging any rap i'd increase in production.
 The Journal in its market report says: The negotiations on the part of the syndicate (through its representa- tives) alluded to in our last issue with reference to sale to consumers, are said to have resulted in such sale being made for the months of May, June and July at 16gc., and should this prove to be actually the case, we may expect the price of Lake copper to keep at, or even slightly above, this figure for the perIod mentioned and probably somewhat longer, as the Lake companies on whose behalf the sales are nominally made, viz, the Calumet < Hecla, Tamarack, Quincy, Atlantic, Franklin, Gseeela, Central, Huron, Al l0uez and Copper Falls, undertake, ac- cording to the terms of the contracts, not to sell to any one else below that price. Of course, It Is quite, under stood that these sales are really being made on behalf of the syndicate.
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Arizona silver belt., 1888-06-02
GiIa County.

Distance from Globe to the railroad at Wilcox over
 Woods and Norton & Stewards lines (route for
 Eastern passengers) s).......-.........-.l2 l2S miles From Globe to Casa Grande, crossing the Devils Can yon, and touching at Pnal and Florence. 90 miles. From Globe to Casa GTaade via Pioneer. 90 miles. Elevation above level at Globe $500 feet Latitude 8 degrees, 26 minutes, longitude no de-
 grees, 45 minutes.
 Highest maximum temperature, July llth, no deg Lowest minimum temperature, Jan. 10th, .16 deg. Mean temperature, .63 deg Prevailing direction of wind ............So Southwest.
 An observation extending over several years, dis doses the remarkable fact that there has not been a day without mora or less sunshine.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-06-02
Preventative Of CniIIs,

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 It is endorsed by the best chemists as the most efficacious, strengthening Tonic this country has ever produced, the value of which will be recognized by all who may use them.
 Private citizens of Arizona visiting St. Louis have expressed their convictions that 1t is pc culiarly adapted to the wants Of that Terri tory, and needs only trial t. insure its speedy introduction there.
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Arizona silver belt., 1888-06-02
4 Strong ABPeai,

The Baltimore Manufacturers Rec ord appeals from the partis&ns ;n Con- gress to the business men of the South and says to them: Now is the time to show your strength. Send dele gates to your Congressmen and tell them the passage of the Mills bill means ruin to Southern industry and progress. Let no uncertain sound go forth. The vast, the almost immeasur- able, progress of our Southland may be stopped by the passage of this fool lsh measure. The business men of the South can put an end to this mis- erable folly in day if they will, but they have no time to lose. The place to stop it IS in the house ofrepresenta- tIves. No member of that body, un- less he IS a theoretical crank or doc- trinaire, will fail to respond to the wishes of his constituents. There Is no pessimism in the Manufacturers Record. It believes in the South standing where It can look down upon the situation without any intervening political dust to hlde any part of the view. The Manufacturers Record solemnly avOws its belief that crisis is impending, on the determination of which the future for geod or for evil of the South and of the Nation de- bends. The tune for action has come"
Arizona silver belt., 1888-06-02

With her genial climate, her rapid ly growing agricultural interests, the bugbear of savagery by Indians or lawless whites dispelIsd, and her vast mineral wealth awaiting the magic touch of capital, intelligence, and mus ele, Arizona's future is more than brilliant.