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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-30

Sleine Statbi6ldse. gi6ts iOllte il
einem Sausbalte tuesseTorfen nerber
mas elmer drmeren Samilie nod Rnser
brinscn ooer iie erndb rem belfen f6nnte
= 8er BEL 9idt naben muB, le9e iteis
ein iueiBes 9u1 ober lpeiBes Hapie,
Dor iih bin auf ben Giid, I'm ietne Gu.
gen 5u i9onen.-@ift muB setuiiienbait
an elncm ii6eren Ort aufbewabrt iuers
ben; AUDI unterlaiie man ni9t, bas
@ort ,,@if fl" in auifaIeuben 8u9taben
oarauf ju ibreiben. = Sn ieoem S9laf'
uuo 8obn5immer niiHen StreidbSlSer
al c:nem bcitimnlteu 9las pOrbanbeu
iein, BOD milisu lie 10 seit:llt tuerben,
haB Siuber ni6t baSu f6nHeu.-2ampen
miiiien tets bes Morsens sefillt nnb
sereini9t iueroeu. 9tienals fiille man
Eetroleum in cine brcnnenoe 2ampe
Ooer ftelle oaii elbe in Die Ndbe zines
9i6tes.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-30
aus Rsip Rabeu.

Serr S. 8. 9enfer it,, bon St.2onis
mar om Sunntas bier I'M feline Glterr
uno @eI6uiiter Su beiuden uni
laa6te am Wuntus einen Gbiteder mad
Sermann.
SRI. gbarlOtte 0enter BON bier sine
ant lebten 9iensta9 init ibrem 8rube,
mad ct. 2Uuis.
Capt. 9lu9uit @oblt mar am lrbter
Oienstag in unierer Mitte.
Or. q. S. Climbed madte lesten MUn'
tag cine Geibditsreiie na6 ct. 2ouis.
5. 8.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-30
Bel 3 er5o9& bib.
8crbanbIunscn ors S9uksnbereins.

8e9cfmdbige Seriammlun9 am 25.
Sdnuar, 1891.
9as Hrotofoll ber lebten SerIamms
lung n'uroe uerlcieu uno nnsenomlnen.
Gu muuntlidsu 8eitrdscn sinsen Elm,
.ini6tieBt,d bes Gin.rittsscltes bon
Ssrrn 5reo. 5lubr $3.50.
Serr Jreo. 5lubr tuurcc einltinmi9
uls &itsliso in Den Screta aufsenum
men.
Gs iuurbe 6eidlo6cu ben ga9t-Gouz
trait siuii9cn bem Giscntblmer bcs
Sdiibeuplabss uno bem 8erein auf
ueitsre finf Sabre unter beniclben 8cs
hinJunssa ipie Der nl:c Gontratt lautet,
III crucitern.
BeIdlcilen: 1000 Batrouen aniu5
iaoffeu. Serr Bm. Gberlin iuurbe &c.
auitrast bieielben Su beiorsen.
Sierauf 8ertasuns.
5rib Gang. Seerstdr.
gietu 9aueu, 2im5urger uub ,,8rid'
adie iebr billis bel SerSos & Bilb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-30

- Gem 8eribte Der Sirectoren Der
Staatsreformi6ute fir 9uaben in
8oUnoille, Wo., entnebmen fir fol9enoe
9lugaben: Die anitalt tritt iest in bas
brittle Sabr i5rcs Yeitebcns. Sm Gait
;en tuurbeu ibr bisber 137 9nabcn aus
46 ucridieoenen Counties oes Staates
;u9elunot. Die 8nnhcn ipcrben au
6arms uno @nrtcnarbciien nn9ebalten
luo linb uuBcrbcm im 9auie bsl6dftiat.
Die Sdlftc jebss Cages 1T Dem unter=
ridt setpiomtt. gta6 Der Nniidt Der
Directorcn fat Die 56ule iton uiel
@utes beipirft. Sebeufaas 1T BORT BEL
ier fir Die Snaben aeior9t, als III
3u6;s uHo Nrbcitsbduicru, iuu iie bnr9
cine uerluprfcae llln9ebuns ipitematiid)
at 9erbre6ern erSoJen iuuroeH. 8iele
Der Snaben Iino ipeni9cr als IA Sabre
oft; gtanfe tabeu gu Sauie sar teins
Gr5iebun9 9cnuiicn uno iino aufsepaa.
fen uie bic @ileeu. 9(nosre babeu sar
feline (0eimath, Der 8eri9t idlicbi
nit hen @ortcn: Die Sdule luar juerI
nur ein Ssriu5; iebt fat iie Sur6 if,
ren G,ful9 ibrcn stuipru9 ouf bic for:
bernoc Sur9iatt uno aen Stub oes
Staatcs erluielcn.
= 9bomas 5ideDs, cincr Der dlie
item 8lr9er bon 2afaDette County, tpur
b. in Der Rd5e BON gelIinston ourf
cine locomotive Der Np. Bae. giien.
babn iberTabrsn uuo iofort set6otet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-30
SSer,naun, Neo., Oreitas, eem SO. 0amnar ls9a,

fanm bic 8iaisun9 Der Sarmer erbal.
ten, nie fir 81 per Sag seiuiB ni6t &C.
ionren linb, in Der iesisen Sibuns su
bleiben, iuenn iie bur6 gintcrufuns gu
elmer Grtraiituns IS per Sus uerSirneu
fDureu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-30

Sn Der 9e8islstRr in Sefferion Giip
bat eires Der Mitolieber, Oaiton, na6.
9eru;eier, cab I'M Gtaate MiIIouri ii6
fir $45O.00O,OO0 Gorporatiouseigen=
tbnm Der 9eteneruns eutSiebt uno nur
fir sS4, 100000 bapon per1tcuert lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-30

Der 8eIsluB uni ersr Sourbouen III
Seiierion gits, iuorin iie Die 2esislatur
BON &anias tue9eu Der Nieoerla9e Sn=
saa's besliidipilnf6en, lollte sisentli9
lauten: n&ir, bie9emOfraten, besliidz
iuiini9en uns ielblt, baB mir einen 10
i6neibisen @esner im gennt losseipor=
ben line. ~ ct. 2puus Sri6iine.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-30
0eritaa tIi6ung scr Giienbabueu.

0eritaatIi9ung scr Giienbabmeu.
Inter oieier lleheri6rift befiirnorte
bic cincinnati 5reie @rsiie" cine por
Sielen 9eauBerte Gniidt, oaB Dem mil
Ilsoem Gage anmaBenoer uerSenoen
&aublpIteme Der GiienbabuRlagnaten
nur naOurb 9elteusrt peroen tonne, ba6
Der Staat, b. +. Die Rssierung Der Ser.
staaten Die Sabnen ielblt iibsrne6me.
2as Slatt beruit iid auf ben amtli3en
Seritt oeS entertainments 9eeIe BON
Nebrasta, Der in GrtenntniB Der i6,uez
rcn ScoEildun9en, iuel6e eerase Die Be
tuobner leiues Staatss bon benz GiIen=
babnmUnopote 81 erleiosn baben, nit
groBer Gntl6iebsnbeit fir Die ueber
nabme hes giienbabn6etrisbes bur9
oas Solf iid ertldrt. Ser @snannte
er6lidt in ben iest berri9enben Suitdn-
ben cine beitdnbise 8ebrobuus Der
&e6te oes Iublifums. ,,8enn ni9t
balo @anbel sei6ufft werOe, 10 olrie
Der Sag ni9t nrebr fern iein, no sas
sanje Solf oieies 2anoes, an Sdnoen
uno 5iiBen 9ebunoen, Den Monopolen
gu immeriud6renoer ane9tl6aft oerfal.
len iein iuerbe."
.6err 2eeie belpridt bann Die Gin:
pdnoe, iuelde 9e9en Die Seri itaatli6uns
oes 8abnbetriebes selteno gema6t
peroen. g5 iinb beren bauptid6li6
5ipei: eritens, baB bas Staatsmonopol
ale GOncnrreuj unm6sli9 made uno
slueitens, baB Die banit pcrbuuoene
eaormc Sertdrtuua bes 8eamtenper-
icnais cine @eIabr fiir uuIere republiz
tanil6en SnItitutionen beoeuten tpiiroc.
Seioc Ginludnoe iuerocn bon benz Gene
ralanlpalt als binfdai9 bejei1ust. Oenn
pom @onclrreuj fDune utter Der Serrs
ldaft oes Giienbabntruits 10 penis Die
Gcoe icin, ipie bcim 0ctricbe burd bic
Ee9ierun9. Der cinji9c llnterl6ieb
lei Der, baB III Dem cinen Sale Der
gauge Erpfit bon e;nigrn cinaebeimIt
wcroc, ipdbrcHo in onbcrcn 5llle bas
9anje Solf BON bcm 3ciu9clpiun ber
Sabncn proitirte.
Die ScIiir6tun9, baB Oas 5pitsm Der
Staatsbabncu einen na9tbcilisen @in>
fluff auf uniere republifuniiben gin=
rittnngen ausiiban f6une, lei als ab.
iuro ju bcjei6acn. 9enn 9erabe Der
GinfluB bes Giienbabnmonopols auf
bic politii9cn @usele9enbsitcn made
li6 aaerludrts int 9unoc gcltenb; er cr<
itrede iid ni6t nar aul bas @ei9ditslcz
ben, Ionbern au6 auf Die Yrelle, ia
ielbIt i'll Den 9allen Der 5taats, unb
Sunbes9eritts; bel jeoer g9abl, bonn
nleori9it:n Bis Sum b06ltsn 9(mte lei
bieicr giniluB 5u uerIpuren.
9ur6 itrifte Snuoba5ung Der Gieil=
oienitselebe iuiiroe es Der &esieruus
nidt i9lper fallen, ieoe, Dem 9olfe ellua
brobenbe @efabr our6 Ons 9roBe Se.
amtenbeer 5u beieitigen. Saben bic
setr0ntcn 5duptsr Guropa's bet
Gtuuts5etrieb Der Giienba9uen in 5uc
friebenitelenoer 8eiic burb9efiibrt,
iuarum iOllte es banu unierem gulfe
ni6t moslid Iein?
rSol es," idlieBt bcs artifel, ,,se.
iugt iuerbeu, baB cine &esierurg bca
Soltes uno fir ras Solt 10 unebrlid
uno uerrOttet lei, baB mani iie nit ber
9lei6en Madt nidt betrnucn biirie
Sollen mir iuirflib i'll Die Sap Soulb's
in Die @anoerbilt's uno Die &odefeller's
unler Sertrauen iesen miilIen? 91ul
eine Gntiport nuf bieie 5rase lit mDg'
lid: Wan eriese ousYriuatmouoppl bic
Ter uno aller anoeren @iienbabntDnie,
bur6 bas Staatsmpnoppl, unb snar i,
eber, je beiier fit bas Solf unb Staat."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-30

Senator Snsolls erlas i'll Dem biele
@o6e in Der 2e9islatur BON &aEies Su
@nee 9.fiibrten Sample I'M Die @ieber.
wabl, uno isuroe Elm 6armer- Nlianster,
Nameus 8feffer al icincr Stclle III Den
8unoesienat asludltt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-30

Cine sftuas itrengere 8efolsur9 oes
sroben Weabnpories: .,Wenld, be5abz
le Seine S6::loen" tpirbe unjweiIel-
baft aas Weii ite CUR Sebuns Der herr,
l6enben @eloflemme beitra9en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-30

Dem neue Hcu Seri6te uuleres gtder=
bauzOepar!msnts 5uful9e perfaufeu uu=
icre 5arner lbr Sorn UNI 81 IruSent
tgeurer als lebtes Sabr, ibren @ei5cn
I'm 20 SrojcHt mebr, ibrcn !Safer unl
beinabs has 9uppcttc, ibre SartoIfeln
um 90 Is'jent mebr, uuo ibren &p9
gen, 8ud}pasen uub Gabad Su bcbelt=
enb erb0btea Sreilen. 6eu lit bas eint
Si9e 5arnprCoutt, pel6cs cincn 9(t.
fall im Ereile 5cigt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-30

SOni9 0auio 9alafnua, leit 1874
Se6crri6er Der Sanoluit Snlcln, Der
lid lett Sturgeon i'll Sau 6roncisco auf.
biclt-angetlid cincs 9tu9enlcioens pe.
9en-iit portielblt om 9ienstog I. @
an Der 8rigbt'i6en 9tierenfranfbeit &c.
ltor6en. GapiO bintcrlGBt fcire 8in.
Der, iuOl uber cine S6uelter nit BEN
tpoblt!in9enbem Namcn 2iliuofolani
ipelde iuGbreno Der hcr 9tbiueieubeit oei
S6ni9s ais Tc9cntin ocs bawaiiI6er
Snletrei6S fun9irte; bieIe lit Grim beS
IbroneS unb bruu6t iib nur ols 9Dnis,
III ;u prpflamireu. Salafaua'3 @ittme
ote bisbcri9c SDni9in &npiolani, lit jcb
SDni9in -Mtut;cr.-a antnfuua's 2ti6c ii
einbollomirt worocn. 9ln Scr oil
9onncr3tn9 i'll Gan 6rnncisco ltatt9e
funocncn 2ciGcricler 6ctbcili9ten iid
aud Glebrcre 5rcimdurer.gogcn ba &c,
ScrItcrbcne bcm MaWrcr=S Srocn on9c
bDrt batte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-30

Serr 8 leoelano bat nun freies Spiel
als benOfratilder Srdiibentidafts: Ganz
oibat, inbem iein &iuale, Gouperncur
5ia BON Nesu gprf, in ben 8unbesifnat
oeipa6t tpuroe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-30

Sa9t Der ,GentralWifiOurier" @ii-
iOuri miro ni6t nur hurd srpBe oemoz
fratiide Waioritdten, ipnbsru uH5
our5 Wauleisl= unb S6peiusSudt BE-
riibmt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-30

Sn Denil3lanb xuB 9e9enludrtig eiH
entieslider RotbItnno berri6cn. 0ie
&dlte lit 10 anoaucruO uno 10 inteniip,
tuie in ben beriidtiscn NOt6jabren 1912
lno 1s47, Der GrIenbubnuerfebr lit aui
oiefen Streden uutcrb rpber, Die Stdotc
uno G6rfer iiub tbntiddlib i'll Gdnee
unb gis gctiillt. llnb 6u oieiem 9totb-
ltanbe foHrmt nod Die illr6tbnrc Sbeu=
eruns aller gtubrln9snittel. Sir 9eb=
tsres u6er lit pcisntlid Die Gssierun9
uernntwortli6, pel6e bur6 Die 9orn,
56lle uno Die 6leiidiperrc unidsti6es
Glenb iiber eic urmen 2eute gebradt
Fat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-30

@as Waiienproouftion anbetriift, 10
iibertr.ffea Die Ser. Stuaten ale allbe>
rem 2dnoer Der 8elt ni6t bios in inbuz
itrie[lem @ebiete, ionbern aud, unb Swar
sanS beionbers, auf bem Der @eieb9e=
burs. Sn ben lebteu 8O9en traten
iu,eoer et!i6e Snbeno stuatslcsislatu-
rem nit alien Gfereefrdften in SbGti9=
felt. Sinnen iuenisen Wonaten iusr-
Den bic Seiesbider um Sunberte BON
S.iten bider uue uM SuuIenoe BON ga.
rasrapben reider iein. SDnnte man Die
Wenidea nit @eiesen 9liidli9 MAIDEN,
10 ip1re es in ben Ser. gtaaten opl
lauter 9ludleli9feit bulo nidt mchr nus:
5ubnlten.
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Nus Err Qcnislntur

Slu ELI, lDelOS Ole SefDHentllQunG re
neuen 8eiebe in e:nSelnen Seitunger
OeS Staates perfit9t. gtn6 ser 8il
ioa ser Staatsicfretdr 60 Gage nod
| 8erta9un9 Der 2e9i5tatut Die neuana e
nommenen Gelebe (session acts) in j
2 3eitungen Der I6iebener pplltii9el
&ihtun9 i'll jeoem County iciuie in ct
2cuis uerDHentlidea laiien. Die Sc:
6abl@r9 iiir lOlhe $ublifatipn IoQ ii
ct. 90uis un0 l0( 1eu Counties, Die
Stdote uon me6r ais 10000 Giniuob:
ncru Gabeu, Don 40 BIS 60 Gents per
100 @Ortt betra9el, in nloeren Gpun.
ties BON 80 biz 60 Gents per 100 8or>
| te.
9a5 9au5-GOmite fir Criminal Su=
rispruNeHi Gat bie 8lI sur slnnatme
enpfohlcn, lueldt Den Serfauf DOR Sa-
baf &C. an MinoeridGri9e uer6ietet.
Die 9enIeiniame &eiolution, iu.Our6
VanoC5= Scnat0ren binfiiro burtb oi=
refte &Olfspabl erlpi6lt werb;n loaen
lit uOm 9auscomite 9iinltis cinbtridtst
tuproeu.
9a5 Sau3-Gonlite fir Criminal .eSu=
rtsprubenj bat 9e9eH Die 2lnna5me Der
Bill berl9tet, iuOour1 e5 perboten iucr=
oen lOll, eiue 28irtDI6aIt III @erbinoung
nit ,Grpccries" ju betreiben.
0as SaussGomite fiir @:hiltet mb
9ebiibren beridtete Die 8in CUR 9lb.
lbaffun9 her Office bcs 9ano>Ge9i=
ltrars nit GmpIcblun9 ell, io!uie init
benz Glmenoement, bas @eDalt oes oauu
5u i6affcroen 2anos@lerfs pon $1,000
auf 81 200 5u rehuSiren.
9Ns 9aussSnitijcomite bat belGloI.
len, einc SiIl empfeDleuo eill;u6erib:en,
mel6e Die 9elu6GniicD qelebli6s Gins
rnte III WiliOnri auf ) &roSent feitIebt.
0nr0 beionOern G0ntraf! f1nnen autb
S GrpScnt (abcr ni6t wie bi3bcr 10
Yrojcnt) ou59cma1t luc:beu.
9lm 9ausyGomite fir Griminaliuelcn
lheInc1 li6 bic rihtigen 9eute Su bcfin.
oen. Nm Wtontng 6Cri6tcte ba5 9onlite
un9ilnlttg ilber ni9t pcui9cr ais 3S
iDm iibcrluiclcrc Siu3; nur bic 9lu.
EaDmc bon 5lueien murot cnlpioIlen,
udnii6 hic SIQ, iuOHaD hn5 gcIeblitbc
6eluitt cinc5 6niie5 9teb( 1876 &funo
betruQcn ioll nno Der 8jG sur 6in;uIiis.
ing ciHcr paitltrafe Iiir oa3 5ra9cn
ccrbor9cncr gSaiicn.
Scndtor RrD uou 2luorain So. fat
ant Ntlttiupd bic reuioirtc ,,GlIcublbn.
Sia" bon tester Sibnu9 int Scuatc
luteocr eln9creldlt. Die bauptlGbli6=
ten Hlulttc oCIer Sl1 Iino: Die Grz
prtBz9omsnnic3 lollsu lmttr oircfter
Nuii6t Der Giicnbabu Gommilldre
Iteben; Ircmoc Giicnbabnz z@eicaI6aIten
io(lcn ipenn ibre Geleile li6 ii6cr Mii=
louri eritcfeH, i6re 6rcibrieft inter ben
StaatS9eicben uul WiIouri er6cbcn
uno als ltaatlidc Geicui6aiten uuter
beniel6cn @eieben iuic unbere itebeu; Die
gilenbabn 9pmmjIare iOGen 9ebolteu
| iein, au5IiiBr!idje Scrt9'c iiber Die
@inuubmen De- neutrality-suspicious.
SIT perfoilcn; Der 0ebnlt oe3 Scfretdrs
Der Giicubabn Gpmmilidre, Der ju9leid)
5rfretdr Der Getreibcz SulpeftiOnsbes
b6roe lit, loll bon $500 auf $1,000
er6Dbt merOcu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-30
n ST. JaRoBs Gel. y

Brppfipu, R. g., Q. Gpril, 1890.
ct. Satcbs Ssl beilte msinen @atst
I'm lestsn @intsr mad ssbnidbrisem set'
ben Don rbeumatif6en S&msren.-Srdu.
Isin Clara @bits, AIT Sompfins.Ape.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-30
@tlrpp. @iffin.Gcuntp. 81.

RtGrcp, Rifilin.G GcuntY, 90.
Srau SSbn Gsmmia bate 10 Sabre
an S@mepsn TIM &ddSratb sslitttn, bic
fe fi& In Srise csrsr gerlssuns ,usaossn
bate, fie mar ni&t TN StanSs ,u Ssbsn.
Ea@ benz @sbrau&e ppn sptt Slaf&tn
@S. Satc@ Stl mar sp1fdnttss Stil.
una erfplst.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-30

aappen fur Scrren, anaben uno
9inber iinbet mau Die sr6Bte ausipabl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-30

2tttle &afibs, @isc.,2. @dr,, 1889.
@sint Srau litt an bsftissn nsurulsi.
ften S&mersn TIM @efi&te. sic rist
bafslte NIT ct. Safrbs Sel elm unb in'
nerbalb bret Stunben iparen ale S9mer.
ien periGmunttn.-garl S1etbe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-30

Sie ReiiezSuiipn brinst Der Sdluei5
idbrlid tpsnieltens s2O,OOO,OO0 ell.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-30

Cine SIai&e q. Saiass Gel ioitet 80 Geuts
Cant SIaf&sn fir $4,000. Sit In isSsr apot4sie 81
hahtu,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-30

the CHARLES A. voeELER CO., saItIners. ~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-30
@Sdentli@er Iarftberiat.
0etrci0r, Mch( MIN
Pro6nfte
Gprriairt ppu

HERZOG & WILD. Grocer
Die ansesebenen Sreiie iuerben BON ben
Sdnolern [meiitens I'M 9aui6e I besablt.
OutIer, per Yfuno. ........ 121-1S
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-12

stances they shortened time between points
and reduced fares. They spent money try
ing to compete with the iron horse. A city
like San Francisco, seeing new city form-
ing at the distance of a few hundred miles
with as good facilities as itself for getting
goods from Eastern distributing points,
might spend considerable money trying to
restore all its old territory, but in the end
1t would lose. The same law that at one
time made San Francisco the distributing
point for the coast now makes half dozen
other Pacific Coast cities distributing points
for districts at one time tributary to this
city. Our merchants perfectly understand
the processes that are going on and are not
in the least alarmed. They know that San
Francisco feeds and clothes more people
now than ever before. They know that it
is not the area of territory that makes trade
but people. The area tributary to San
Francisco has narrowed, but that which will
always remain to us contains more people
than there were few years ago in the en-
tire Pacific Coast. Meantime the city is
growing as fast as it can grow healthily.
1t expects to lose distant territory, but it
sees n prosperous interior in every direc-
tion. In spite Of dismal fOrebodingS real
property is rising in value, and large and
costly new buildings are going up all around.
The score or two OF spectators who want
their outside holdings improved at public
expense complain that the city shows lack
Of enterprise, but people who come to us
from all parts of the globe do not think so.
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"TAKING THEIR MEDICINE.n

The Native Sons applied for reduced
rates by railroad for members to Santa Cruz
for their celebration, but failing in obtain
ing SUCH concession as they believed ought
to have been made. complained, as was
their right To this the Report, Buckley'S
paper, responds as follows:
The Report does not feel bound TO sympathize
with the Native Sons In their present trouble
with the Southern Pacific Company. The Native
Sons could. if they chose, change the whole COM
pexion OF this States affairs In few days.
They could break of the monopoly letters at one
wrench il they chose so to do. II the Native
Sons of The Golden West were to resolve that the
time had come for the bringing In OF 4 competing
transcOnanental road, We should have one in be-
fore election day 1892 But IL they Will not do
anything, and II they are content TO turn the
other check when the Southern Pacific has
stamped one, they deserve all they are getting;
and we hope tDat next year the railroad viii put
their general excursion tickets up to 81 so, and
those Of Stanford Parlor TO SO.
Cool comments, are they not? Buckley's
organ, the Report, portion of which, it is
believed, Buckley himself owns, has played
into the hands of the railroad company first
and last, and we have no doubt it would be
willing TO serve it at present, if this would
pay even tOlerably well. Is there any per-
son so weak as 10 believe that Buckley and
his paper would sacrifice any of the income
OF its Legitimate printing for the benefit of
the Native Sons?
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RECIPROCITY.

Roger Q. Mills is reported as saying:
"Blaine's reciprocity Is merely the stealing
of Democratic thunder. He Is standing on
Democratic ground and ought to shed a few
tears, profess repentance and come over to
u.s." 1t may be well to point out the differ
ence between Mr.. Blaine's reciprocity and
the reciprocity Mr.. Mills and other Demo-
Gratis advocate. Mr.. Blaine has arranged
for an importation of goods we do not pro-
duce in exchange for goods of which we
produce surplus. The Democrats want
reciprocity with countries which produce
about the same kind of goods that we pro-
duce. Reciprocity with Europe would fill
our markets with European wooden and
cotton goods. Reciprocity with South
America brings coffee, sugar, hides and
other things we necessarily import and in
return creates a market for American
wheat, American wooden and cotton goods
and other products of field, forest and shop.
When Mr. Mills says that it is the Demo-
Gratis who have advocated reciprocity he re-
fers not TO treaties of reciprocity, but TO the
general exchange of articles under the law
of free trade. The point of his argument
lies in the assertion that "many things can
be grown or produced cheaper abroad than
at home, and our people should have them
in exchange for their own surplus If the
goods and grains we can most cheaply pro-
duce" II the United States had followed
that policy we should now be nation of
farmers. We manufacture nothing that has
not been in the beginning more cheaply
manufactured abroad than at home. The
vast iron and steel industry would never
have been established in this country under
the doctrine MIR. Mills declares to be Demo-
cratic. Mr.. Mills could not be blamed for
not seeing into the future. but now that the
predictions of those who thought they did
see into the future have been realized he
should not ignore results. With scarcely an
exception our vast manufacturing indus
tries have been built up by placing an i'm
port duty on like products of other countries.
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

Foreign manufacturers and shippers are 10th 10
comply with Ihe requirements Of the customs
administrative law designed 10 prevent under
valuation One OF The methods by which foreign
consigners have been able 10 eyade The tariff
laws OF this country WAS to render II impossi-
bic TO determine the ad yalorem or cost price OF
the merchandise shipped from Europe. To
coun eract this practice Congress inserted pro-
vision requiring exporters to make declaration
as 10 The actual cost, Including raw materials,
labor, manufacture, packing, ETC., OF goods
shipped 10 Ibis eouutfE. The Secretary of the
Treasury, ascertaining that there have been
serious undervauations since the law went into
elect and That foreign manufacturers Obsti
nately decline 10 comply with its plain terms,
has pretty strongly intimated that The laws pro-
visions must be observed or the goods VIII be
sent 10 The bonded warehouse until compliance
Is made with tie requirements OF The statute.
year ago every stocking factory in Chemn!iz
and all over Germany. according to the Dry
goods Chronicle, was running full blast day and
night. To-day the condition Of the ChemnilZ
hosiery trade is demoralized. They have reduced
the prices OF all cut ami circular hosiery 10
starvation point In order 10 compete with Ameri-
can goods. The stimulating effect OF the tariff
on our own Industries Is shown by Wdde's Fibre
aud Fabric, which calls attention 10 the tians-
formation brought about In The knit goods dis
tIict OF New York in the past year. Manu!ac
turets OF Knit goods are steadily employed, and
the only drawback 10 their busn at present is
the low prices for which goods must be sold. a
great many knitting mills are running night aud
day and many more are running overtime.
The effect OF the new tariff abroad is shown by
consular reports from Germany. The total ex-
ports from the Berlin consular district TO the
United States during the year ending June 30Ih
amounted TO S597 POI, as compared with
f,rf In In ha
FranEfort consular jurisdiction The value OF
declared exports TO tile United States during the
six months ending June 30ih was S1S.406,-
3Ol 81, as against S2l, 3o7, 600 81 III the CORE
spending six months of The prece ding year.
The French Journal 06lctel recently gave
some very interesting statistics regarding the an
nua! decrease in the population and The ex-
tremely serious condition OF affairs that has for
some time been lowering like some frighlfui
nightmare over the French people. Iu 1884 the
births were 937,75o, IN 1885 t.ey were 924, sos,
in 1886 912,S3S, in 1887 $50, 1888, and in 1883
$50, G37, the decrease belug neither gradual nor
interrupted.
Colonel Hinton, who recently Travelled thTo ugh
lie arid regions conducting the irrigation IN
vestigatOns for the Department OF Agriculture,
has given an interesting summary OF his Jour-
ney OF II 600 miles. In California generally
he found most marvellous development Of
agricultural prosperity. The next boom antlci-
pated, he says, is boom in acres, not in town
lots, boom dependent upon labor and cultiya-
lion.