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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-11-01
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struggle being made By ils democratic
party in behalf Of ;hs poor and against
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behalf By toIlo~irg the igIis fst1Ui
Of moshroom Eon-Psrtisan parties, %
called, @Si;hozt Al issge,7 OF beirg g1-ls3
By that s,1perdo5E fraud Marion Martin
Texas lsbor viii be OIL! playing into tns
hands Of IL arch many, monopoly. lie
main chance 20 better it=slf ia 70 remain
With the democrats.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-11-01
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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-11-01

what Is the most particular branch Of
candy manufacturer was asked
The stick department..
Why soT'
because the greatest skill, strength and
judgment are needed 70 make good stick
candy. No man can learn 70 make stick
candy after he Is grown. don't know why
il Is, bDr q man who IS stick candy maker
always learned his trade when he was boy
None grow old in i, either You seldom see
an oil ANDY maker. Most who learn the
trade set up small retail places OF their own.
II Is Tar easier to start a business on almost
10 capital in the candy line than in any
other. j barrel Of sugar, few Aavors, q
little butter and cream will start a man in
his own little factory. In stick candies the
only authorizations possible are in colorings
and favors. The stock must be pure, first
quality sugar
In great room at long marble slabs stood
fifty or more skilled workers. At the head
Of each table lay n great mass of warm
candy ready to be converted into sticks. On
the outside the candy makers put on the
coloring that indicated the flavor Winter
green was striped with red, the lemon with
pure white. The narrow stripes and broad
stripes were arranged in big splatches. With
a,dexterous twist the Target bunch was length.
ened into round sticks Of the size one sees
in the glass jars on the candy sellers shelves.
The stripes came out perfectly adjusted-one
broad and several narrow.
"Only years of practice can do that" de
clared the foreman.-Chicago Herald.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-11-01
OUE CONFEDERATE HONE.

Major Joe Il Stewart, EhO has been
sent north 70 solicis aid for our Cortscer-
ate home, located here AZ ACstin. il meet
ing With encouraging success, a. evidenced
BIZ sn extract from the Boston Herald,
elsewhere reproduced this morning. And
WHY should not this home be aided out
side the limits Of our state: Its intended
and, in fact, is now in character national
not Texas, Institution. No confederate
waterman IS barred, be be from any state
that sided with the south in the late
lamentsble civil encounter. A IeIsn has
no preference over man from Georgia,
Florida, or any other such state.
Why should not northern people help
in building up this home: Our
national government, With liberal
hand, has for years been sup
porting the manned and those dependent
On them, Of those who Tough. tor the
union. Money collected from every class
Of citizens in the union through oui
tariff system hes been spent in these
pensions. And it is right. The southern
soldiers and the southern people do not
begrude this aid, ror do they claim it for
themselves, their heroic manned. This
being true, in this great private charity, it
would seem that the mos. substantial aid
should come rather from the north than
from the south. The soldiers Of that sec
ton a. least seem 20 20 think, and
they will send down material assistance
War memories bind men together, and in
later days quondam friends and foes re-
joice together round a common camp
fire. and recount the deeds Of the past and
lend TO each a helping hand. Such a
spirit should extend 70 those who were
without the scenes OF stirring strife. The
civilians Of the north could well profit by
the noble example Of their soldier citizens
and help on work that will honor them
and the spirit that prompted assistance
The Confederate home at Austin il worthy
Of the prsyerful, earnest aid OF every man
whether from the north or south. Il is q
noble institution that should at once be
placed on a sound financial footing.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-11-01
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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-11-01
PowDEzLY AzB PERFECTION.

II hi= letts-.. dselz,iIg to- protection.
Published il tas Associated Press 5-s-
pz..hs= yesterday, Grand Mzzss- work
nzI PO=dE-l! zs=5 this =sut=re=: !
Eo1ii 10, slIo- s=ingls a.sie!e 70 Lard i.si
~ eli manufacture oz.s=!T=z.7 Wat
articles czn -e lot uE-7ts-su-= ourselves.
Tot % rel perhaps g nov 5C-E II ot-=:
COUNTRIES, and do1bt.=ss 10: - e1ssp.!,
bat E1s. csri == usu1tses1r=: 4-5
=asn thu msprtsct7rs5, nsita=- -
vel rOr cassp!y, what beas5: =
.1e,s 20 tat working cl.sss=: Doas TIE
.sbOriag mar get - much fo- his n01=!
=. before, srd does hs g=t g good gods /:
And again, void rot =zch sTE;=u BE- :
iceEsirg Of ~ cj-norsut trusts z-i
combines shat eFsn 1nder existing ;s..5
have sp,Vrg up AID are sspping business
industry wherever ihsT exist: L III.
Posds.ly really the trisnd CT the Eo::-
ingmsn vnen hs makes such clam .
sbo7e mentioned: May Of our MANI
factories aye ROE still several months il
the year, because ths home market IS
gl1ttsd and there il no sale abroad for
sach goods. I: We absolutely prohibit:
the introduction Of ell c!asses Of
merchandise Of character similar 20 that
manufactured here, will not retaliation be
the natural result: And will not We Hose
the sale Of those goods We now export: It
is a two-edged sword Mr.. POEderly Is
playing With, and its wounds are very
fatal. He IL, however, righ: when he
touches or the ubiect Of importing cheap
labor, for therein lies the great injustice
now being done the working classes. It
ia the Law of supply and demand that
regulates the wages of labor and not a
tariff rate. And when tits found that these
same manufacturers, VINO are crying tariff
IS protection for the poor doEu-trodden
labofer, are importing men and women
who will Edo the work they require
for half the wages paid American labor
ers, then the sophistry Of the republican
plea is plainly apparent. Mr.. Powderly
is right in trying 70 elevate labor and
make II self-relisnt, but while engaged in
doing so he should not teach false
doctrine, doctrine at com plete vsrisuce
with the ends he has in vieE
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-11-01

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The Curiosity of Woman.

Some time ago there appeared in a local
paper an item to the effect that if a woman
saw paragraph cut from a newspaper in
her house she would not rest until she pro
cured another paper to see what had been cut
out. = young married man, eEged on by bis
brother, cut OUT tie paragraph referred to,
and he had the satisfaction Of seeing his wife
hustle for another copy Of the same edition.
That is woman's curiosity. If any man cuts
cut this paragraph and gives his wife the
paper she will certainly 90 to the nearest
news stand and buy another copy TO see what
the scissors have done.-Chicago Herald.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-11-01
MAJOR SAVERS SPEAKS.

Major Ssyers lest night fred the open
ing shot in the congressional contest for
this part Of the Tenth district. 1t was an
open, bold and convincing speech. he
planted himself firmly on his record on
the tariff question. He voted, he declared,
IS democrat among and with democrats
on line Of policy marked out by national
and state conventions and endorsed by
the nations democratic president
He did not fear to submit that
record for the approval of his
constituents. 1t was a fearless chal-
lenge TO the opposition to do its worst
Conscious Of having done his duty, having
labored in the best interests of the great
lsboring class, the middle classes Of the
nstion, hs relied upon the Endorsement of
people who must appreciate his efforts.
Major Sayers bound old friends anew to
him last night, and added others to the
list of those who will vote for him on
November G. Travis county is solid for
returning Major Jos. d. Sayers to con-
gress for another term.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-11-01
TIE IMMIGRATIoS CONVENTION.

The time for the holding OF the great
southern interstate immigration couveu-
ton has been postponed from November
20 TO December y. Colonel Chiffon has
published official notification Of change of
date, giving as a reason therefor the preva-
lence Of yellow fever in the south at this
time. He has also called upon the repre-
sentatives of each senatorial district Of
the state to send in written vote upon
ton, to sccredit representatives TO
the main convention to be held
in Montgomery, Ala, shall assemble.
These votes will be opened and counted
November 6, and the convention will be
held in the city so selected on Monday,
December 3. Austin, Houston, Galveston,
San Antonio, Waco, Fort Worth and
Dallas are candidates for the place Of
holding such convention. Msnifestly
every consideration should point 20
Austin. It is here that the central fount
of immigration inspiration is located
From here, through the energetic work OF
Secretary Chiffon, immigration influence
radiates. Not only so, but here we
have ample hall accommodations
for the largest convention tina;
may assemble. Our north Texas towns
have had their political and deep water
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-11-01
DOCTOR YIgLDs AND CAPTAIN GILES.

With the personal controversy between
Doctor Fields aud Captain Giles We have
nothing whatever to do. But does not the
doctor err in refusing 70 supper. Mr..
Giles on personal view Of tina. gentle
man: Doctor Fields should remember
that Captain Giles is the representative of
a great party; that he was deliberately
chosen By the democracy Of this senatorial
district-for reasons sufficient TO the par
ty-to become its stsndard-besrer-s
fealty TO the party demands the support
of Doctor Fields and all democrats who
are working with the party for great ends,
which cannot be obtained without unity
and harmony. There is class Of voters
represented By Doctor Fields who, We
hope, will reconsider and give Captain
Giles solid vote next week.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-11-01

Yor County J1Ggs-Jsmss II. B1r;s.
Por County Auornsy-GsOr2s ;. Walton.
FOR County CoiIector-John vs.. Kelly.
POr County AsssssJr-H. VI. Metz.
Por sheria-Emmeu White.
Y0r Clerk Of the Distric; COurt-Jss. r Hart,
20, County Clerks. c. Granbsrry.
For County Tressarsr-Ms, johnson.
For County Superintendent Of Public Instr1e
lOn-J. W. Maxwell.
For Hide and Animal InspectOr-R. z. %
pertOn.
For County surysyor-John z. wallace.
For County Commissioner, Precinct No. !
I'd. II. Rogers.
Pof County Commissioner, Precinct No. ?
]. ?. Schneider.
For County Commissioner, Precinct No. B
Hugh Mcclure.
For County Commissioner, Precinct No =
John w. Cloud.
For Justices Of the Pesce, Precinct No. 3-Georg'
Calhoun and j. A. Stewart.
For Constable, Precinct 30. walter NJ. Rob
erxon.
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STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

20 Gg7sF1OT:
I. :. kOB-.
For Lis-,s.E1i~lJ7srsoG
T. 2. WHEELER
goY A,t0rrsy-fJsSsFsl:
J. e HOGC.
Pr Con i:olIer.
JOHN D. McCALL.
F0f Trsss1rsg:
PRANK Z. LUBBOCK.
gor Land CoamlsziOnsr:
r. v. HALL.
p, gCu@rfrte.cent P1b.lc IEs;TzgttDn:
o. Il. COOPER.
s.Dfezss Cozrt-JO1n Is. sisytDn. Chist J rsHos;
z r C;slnss. J. L. Hsnry, Assolists JLEiiosz.
C01rt Of AyDesls-John 7. White, ssI. 4.
Tllsgn, 4 srsss n. Hart
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-11-01

Charles F. Peck, retired lawyer OF
Englewood, n. Y, startled the people IN q
New York horse car recently by asking q
policeman to take charge of MIN, saying
that he was getting sick, and thought that
it was yellow fever. There was great
scampering out of the car, but physi-
clan, who was sent for, found the patient
suffering from heart trouble, and without
any symptoms of yellow jack.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-11-01
Horsford's Acid Phosphate.
Beware of limitations.

Mr.. Bradlaugh, the English radical, has
been in debt several years through govern
ment prosecutions and judgments for
technical offenses, to pay which he had to
borrow the money. At length his friends
have subscribed e2,4S5, which will clear
him of debt
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-11-01

Preparations are being made for cere-
mony in honor of the three newly canon
lied saints of the Society of Jesus, to take
place in the church of st. Francis Xavier,
in New York city, next month. On No
vember 8 the sermon will be delivered By
Monsignor Thomas S. Preston.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-11-01

Mrs. Towhom, who had been mouse
keeper at Warwick Castle England, foI =
great many years, has just died, leaving sh !
fortune of $35O,OOO. All this money sDs
bequeathed to her master, who Is w
wealthy. Mrs. Towhom made her m0H''
from tips obtained from sightseers'
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-11-01

The incident told by Major Sayers last
week, of the petition from certain
county of his district, sent him at Wash
ington, begging him to vote for high
duty on buttermilk and pecans, will do to
pass around. 1t is illustrative of the pro-
tective idea.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-11-01
JUDICIAL TICKET.

Yor District Judgs-W. ". KEY.
POI D.s;rtci AroFnsy-JAMES Il. kOBEBTSOH
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SENATORIAL TICKET

Yor state sens:or-Twenty-Fo1rih District:
y. c. GILES.
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CONGRESSIONAL TICKET.
POT Congress-Tenih Disirlci:
JOSEPH D. SAVERS.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-11-01
Travis County Democratic Ticket.
FOR Representatives:

FELIX 2. SMITH, ". z. HAMBY.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-11-01
To Make Good Stick Candy.

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candy manufacturer was asked.
The stick department.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-17
MAINE BREvITTES.

1t very rarely that theft results in any
good but the following which occurred at f
Liy5rmore proved an exception. A certain
miscreant raided the woodpile of an elderly
and poor woman who could i'll afford to bear
the loss. This theft served, however, to bring
her real condition TO the notice of her nei gh-
bors. A donation of good things followed
In expression of her thsnkfulness the old la
dy desired to hold prayer meeting. The meet
ing thus held wa. the tirsi of series during
which, five persons were converted.
A report comes from Bath that a coterie
Of ship owners in that city, thinking that they
can secure the office of Inspector of hull-
for that district. have offered to obtain the
office for well known broker in Bath, who
bringing the office to Bath, and are now look
ing for the proper man 10 fill it. The salary
i $1,000 a wear and travelling expenses.
Fire broke out in the waste house adjoin.
ing No. | Laconia mill. Biddeford, about SIX
o'cl 1ck Saturday night. 1t spread to the
lower weave room ami broke through into
the picker room but was got under cont oil
before doing much damage.
Theodore Mckenzie, a man in the Trout
Brook logging crew of MIR. Walter Z. Palm
er u Bangor, was badly injured few day.
ago The top of a ne eixhboriHg tree, broken
of by the force Of the wind. fell and struck
him on the back of the head, driving his face
against a sled near which he was standing
~ith such force that piece tso inches long
VAS broken from the right side of hi. jaw.
ard the iiesh on his face lacers ed in shock
ing manner. Some of his teeth were knocked
out.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-17
To Wake Up and Rustic. p

We see that leading gentlemen Of thi.
county will petition the l. gi,latu-e for a
charter for railroad from RDcklsnd 10 Ban
zor and also for charter for a street rail
way to run through Rocklsnd, Thomssion.
Camden. et:. 1t 10 sbouttime for Knox
County to wake up and "rBstleT, a. they say
out west With her hne business facilities
for the manufacture of lime quarrying Of
granite Gu ting Of ice and manufactures Of
various kinds, to say nothing Of her msgulfi-
cent scenery of mouDta lake Ant ocean and
unsurpassed supply Of pure water. Kno1
County ought to be the weaithiest and mo t
pros porous county of the State. We feel no
jealouaes Of other towns Of the COUNTY; no
tosn in the county has greater attra -tions as
a summer resort or facilities for varied man
ufsctures and industries than Camden, and
with proper effort and enterprise We can
lead. Shall re do i; or shall se fall in the
rear?-C Camden Herald.