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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-06-29
JUST LANDED, ex Zealandia, fresh
and good assortment OF

and GOOD HSSuIIWeHI Oh
Fire Crackers, Large and Small Tor
pedos, Colored Fire and Whistle Bombs,
Roman Candles, Sky Rockets, Blue
Lights, Flower Pots, Bengolas, Pin
Wheels, HAND EXAMINATIONS, "a
very desirable article for street parade,
burning 20 minutes; Dragon Wheels,
Single and double Triangle wheels, Sax
on Wheels, Colored Rosettes, Colored
Vertical Wheels, Colored Star Mines,
Volcanoes, Colored Floral Bombshells,
variegated Fountains, Batteries, Toy
Pistols, Balloons, Etc.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-06-29
PAINTER!

IF you WANT A FIRST GLASS JOB
\ 81 Painting Of any description tose,
call on the practical Painter. J l..
MEYER only. 1870 Fort ~. 2. q.
Box 3S7. zTSly
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-11-19
GRAND IlRN Ma rom.

10 Hon J u. Chrisman. Judge
The Grand Jury having finished their
lahurs desire g. make the their hnal ~
part. We have examined = large nun
ber - Witness IN proportion 70 the
uumler a indictments found In coa=a
queuoe - there l-eiug = great deal ~
secret crime cummitted whicf would
necessarily require larger numler =
witnssasa than a Auuld he'd we known
Nho the Witness we're ~ the boEin
uing IN one cass tu vhieh our esT--r,al
stteutiun ~as calisd ~ the District At
tpru"y, Ia which a whole community was
Involved and Witch ~ have diligently
iuvest igatsi. the .nuuilssr sua ianned and
examined being an eyid~noe - tha, fact
We huve exatnined during the fifteen
days - our session as witness. list
- which is asrewiih returned We have
found az balls = indictment sof which
are for murder fufFai-, Zoe burglar,
2 Or assaali aud battery. ior bizasny. 4
foT ooneeAled weapons. : for unlawfu
resailinR' G Tor shootlng with inject. 4
Or gaming; Cor disturbing pullrc wor-
ship, ? Or assault. ! Cor dsspasing q
property under doed Il trust; : for a..
turhinE the peacs. ! foF shooting m pub
lic highway ! for malicious mischief,
Cor petit larcsuy; ! Coz grand larceny
Va have the - keis a the varioua
magistrates a the county before ~ snd
have examined the same wlth some N.
iafesi AZ ueli A. rmre We mud nrans a
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-11-19
AUIFN mss.

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n...rf. Ms. g.a uasf
a.rr us. t..r ,.r,l -.u
u.-It
T i.a r.a ..re udfa
'.r u.H. f.a| l,..u..
I.rt-tr -H.l .r.uI ,.ararH..
t.. 2 I'.r t,a.Irr arItsra
O. .... '...- .rr,.,f
N.ar -. " Iraru that Mr ~
hs# r.HIs rrl hulg b. E.uro raI
#r.I u-st
taru,u ar~aI.It do. gathering 'us
tarF .'ap.' ana 80, selling % ~ rrar,a
f.nn IT.n-
hsr. v..l H. preaching a. Mr. D. A.
Aside. = r.s ..isryt rsyt .sur.IHyHtAr M
" f.u#uE Trtsrt-. y, i., AZ Burt
hh.rar.r'H 70 faosf .'.l.re stI
i.a rHa.r ft.iur !. .H araar.....r 3 gan.
Faumsr srs u,.aut duus usk ~ ., rap
ard packing utf1.. sa fhay have co.
u.u#h fu 'e
NJ Us 4 kyes has pst dr.r
Naial !. the uaveIty a the nsght.ur
h.od
Pine Grove Alliance moc,s ugHt Satur
uay
lrsis a.Ile Cammark j. booking Or
his daughter AMI n,r n las. M and
Mrs Martin, q is,uis.ana, "Wednesday
Tie writer will urite Or THF ~tov.f
yfsry TUESDAY f"ie Editor all accept
and print same
great deal = moving around y -
Tl~stod anpong tenants and land renters
in thtz naighturhnost
Well for lear - that dreaded waste
baskst. must clats n this - scc.p,ed
] all write again snan.
"CoAnFtrun
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-11-19

Resolutions Passed By the traRa Jary
and che BaT Endorsing ~. Omelal
career - Prosecuting
Atturuer.

Al the last .eru - the Cirran Court
20 thia county. the iallou.ng revelations
we're adopted b, che bar umr.lim~ntAry
. The sbilty cod hdruty q our distin
guished fellow tuwnsman. Hon RN.
Miller. and endorsing BE career a. a
pablic oihs 81
NhsF~as tire ~ bal career ~ the
Hon a. y NJ Ter. DstriHt Attorney fuF
The gt Judicial District q tie state -
y ssissippl rluass "a thi- county Nith
The present term q the Crruit Court.
wllgh j. abput o. IIseru
Nod Nhefeas ~, the tncml~rs - the
Tar col lhg oaeeFs ~ the c1urt - tap.
~ tnuut1, doalre b. express uuT sppre
g.aii'u q tie pubiig SERVICES q our DE
tHguish~sl fellow citizen.
Therefore, 10 il rsaulye,l That Ne note
With pride and approval the splendid ~
aults accomplished ~ bis oiirtHl course
Eud point e. the same - the hiz hs,st
IH.'sssihi. ~ idsur. - hts splendid legal
ahtlity, uutifng industry and match l..ss
- - publtr prt.-erutnF
le u further resolved that 10 carries
with him into h.s voluntary retirement
from = great puhiir trust. ear urgual,
hssl admlrailpn fpr his snlenitd attain
ment- and Fearless administrative -
o." iaN in the prosecution - the high
and los alike
NHa slight talgen ~ uuT esteem we
us'g ~ present hereNtth rppy u
"l,apaJlvs Digest - the American IN.
customs and k~purts. snd ask that the.
rs-'fiuiinUs may 10 spread upon The
minutes - TIE court nnb that "A ,a.fv .
th" same mas - presented % M Miller
WITH our .H1U y iWputs
Ee-Ieytfuiiy submitted.
, = ~Ixru~.
fHr ttmmitt,e
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-11-19
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

The Baard q Supervisors met Al the
court hoaas 81 The 9Th day a Octolser
Present. Ilon Jnel I.illy. President
presiding. ; "a saltsr. " q Sh,ith. q "
Cs-apor AMI VI Young. meni,ers T. "
Brown. sheriff. and u uraaberry.
clerk
Ordered that The fallovinr allowance.
10 made
nc Mn. trustee Or Pearl schos,l.
sls cut q sshool house. buildiag flnd
Dr Purneil, sas ~ chief health officer
irum April 10 Ori !
, " Coleman. sao for building
bridge ayst i.ttle Turkey creek
g. e. StaPp tru-tae Pine Grove school
e., ont q. seLaol house bui.dlng fund
q a. Slay. 81 al Or repairing
bridge over topiab creek
WI Purzsr go - tor keeping poor
hauas
o. b Heiway. coal furnished court
house So a.
A. D. Anlsraan lrriH, ranvc, ing
prisoner frpm ~uHa,usr Cuuuty 90
Haklchu ~ sla2n
Enochs Bros. lumhsr iur bridges
90 e.
The signal Printing Co publish
ma " seedlings me quarter fss
IN Myers lumtsrr, haaling. etc g -
a.
thanorry Clerks oiiire o. a.
} Y Lowe ke.ping r,art houss and
JAN -
IN Brown. SALARY - Iailor e.
J u Granherry, clerk s12 p
pF v Catching. medical attpnttnu
o. raar hUtiss sla.
Tor KEEPING pau Is.rs Tor the month -
hatslaar tss HIAYWri
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-11-19

then well kep, and IN good shape. We
tnand al~o In nnmter a eanea that
lustioe vas defeated and ths law made q
fsros - Ia that higher grades -
crime we're overed IN degree 10 H.
brought within Their iur'sssiction aud
thea diaIz@ed - by imposing q nominal
fine
Ne extend car thanks b. your Houor
and toe District Attorney for your ~
tiae and g. The ufiiccFu - the c0urt &C.
their uutiring sforts o. assist us during
Ger deliberations. and ~ tharvl0ra r.
specifically ask a. b. discharged
I'd MuAsArS
furcuian
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-11-19
INA UgiTHRES WILL ~ THERE.

Ito tuiuu Ass,sriatiou ste 18th Nes
ki'n church Saturday. November lsth
pH'lss ana a. ,KHtiHu- a church m@m
'-'rH all - dizrH-z.d - Re,s. DFz
MOI hans MrIfail MARTIN aud lark
pear"n-hIp by Er,s Bai,y. McPhat
and Walter Scott the Centennial ".
.H'H, ~ Mo@rs AHdtug. Parser anI
lt'u,Isnu tie t=ast nay q ralslng anon
- % churrhss by \ O. Guyn~=. q q
Green aud " Matter. TO- parental
dHty - eiurat5un 20 ,.HsHiF.u d, Na=zr-
J t fHrrar Crews. tu.ruHn anil blug
Iass and tb- iIal,iipmgnt ~ Chrt-
t.an ,haraetsf b, Neazrs Love. Em
hr' arl EHrLe ~aHy am q baptist
R.li Do dl- .l-asJ o, Esss Ball SOFT
and lsyI1r and mt-s .aus work 10 our
Nsa".tatsuu. Ny i..,s Nunug buckles
aud Patrick
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-11-19
CITY AND COUNTRY

Emma Warren. in ouerna. at upsra
hou~p Monday night Nov -
he, NJ Calsrs all conduct ssr,l.s
n the Epfc,pal Church here urzt san
"a, scsk
Wm Hurt living oa Brashy creek.
near HaT"rvll has l'ssu bore s,noc isl2
tie - now ~ pears uId
Nc . - Burtaso hes bc.a coraned
% bis fo5m &c the past ten day by illness
bot b n"v grud aaily Improving
NJ = 7 nea-lsy lsft last week ~
fcsas Nj haasley va one q Cu,aah
enbu'ys stAuuraest c.tifcns aud beet
FARMERS, and 80 revrrt a. lpse him
Hon } s SEXTON and W q sfout the
hrsi - the arek % Nev Orlpnua uhsrs
Mr. Sextau appeared IN the United
States taari ~ counsel Or the Compr,s.
'oWpHsf
H. fhe b gh srha.ul yesterday rlaas
r1mpll.Hei q The lrugtb - ther Ia--au
tn Latin. "Whv don't sou somstimes
uumplHin ul the rxrrss - trur dinner b.
Pru' Taruor ass,i "R,#ausr." an
ssrrri irrd "sr dout have e. eat Il
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-11-19
THECniJ.TAIQIl.

The thautau4aa Monday evening
ali discuss tlr I.'e aud writings ~
lam"' u Lowell eud real quotations.
Ms Andrews wiIl read character
sks'r. e. ain M,sssz Conn. CsvIng
ton aud Es,ldiug An ealpsg
slll ~ pronounced BY NJ : 4 Cald
acli "a these Nhsu Mr. Burlington utll
euhct The rale - Artcmus Ward and
At--'s N"uger aul Auling wil enter
tain the @'c'-ty E.th a,ug- aud instra
mental mHair Inc Horiaty meefs ~
Mr. ksal
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-11-19
ChIldren Cry for Pitchers CastOria.
WILLiAuSoN's DRuG sr0Tr.

The a'oss lrug store : at.on..d far
bus.nsss. and he radsrsign.i all h.
giad - have bis oli freu.la cali AMI see
htfn, ana the public generally Il hia ol4
staad fronting the depot "a Meet Ral
rad Asinus
TIE prescription department. will 4.
elnaacted and supervised by me. and
al aaay h. aasured that every effort and
preemmaaun ALL - aasd IA ths beet inter
st ~ nmtssfact@n az ny frieuaa and
Go eNfM
h<AN = tiapFnnwh kno~ lsulxa a the
dfus Fa~m@@ and TIE practice a phAr.
masy. hefe b share a literal part ~
youf latronage IN the future ~ Ia the
pest pFomsNAng - giveyou TIE haut that
can - Fr0asieed AZ the smallest price
Nouns very respectfully.
&c. NutIAM~uN
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-11-19

u viii lss - interest q show gocrs to
learn that those dramatic fuyurites. the
y anna Nrfrsr 60, have secured the
ur~s week Ia December II the Durant
Opera li"use. Tbs splendid Company
ufenei the ucw ball last season. aud
played q suooessiul engagement The
company = much stronger this seasun.
and q repertoire - new plays is prc-en
ted. Duran, viii give Miss Warren aud
her support a cordial welcome. DurAnt
Democrat
Miss Warren and her excellent CON
pany will be Al the Hazlehurst Opera
Iiou-s Cor enc week. commencing Mon
day the R2d. inst
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-11-19
rOIK IsC0xISG.


hNAi HHNAHn. ~ 80 Nov n l41f
IT, lhe z lttnr.ft..a ~iausI
lleaas ammo fnep a. WI - The ami All,
anues tlHt the ttrand RALLY a IL, 81
i."H a. = Sub Treasury bu,lding ~ We
80, Niset .ippH wil tHke T5aoa ~ NJ
'sall-'f 18th, 1871 Eminent tpaakrrs
Hiil ~ present fruisfnals.
Ems tEu ColIus. Seq.
We ere told. hy tie lyarvr q the al.oyr
note, taai The great mogul - the Ala.
anas all aIT~ar Pa the ocua.iuu men
TONED 81 that much speaking ana ea,d
iaro 81. o. dispensed At Nc@ssn.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-11-19
0tsTfR SUFFER.

The ladies a the Metholst church will
g've M 1ysisr suPF~r in the sample
rooms q the Canui~svial Hotel ,omas
fn~ FRIDAY evening Various delica
Gee val be served aud al Who atten a
all ENJOY = pleasant evening Cuus
aud Hsslal ln = worthy cauae.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-11-19

Now y0a taik about shirts. but you
should Sc thls line Pine dress phsstw.
plain end plested bn@osns. enshru,s.re.l
and ~ is@@snis laundred and uulauo,i'
REL hsnnel shirts, linen shirts. mnieekin
ssrtftA, ehsFtoi shirt. cauels hair shirts.
hesft chstpn shirts penang FhiFls. peal
shiie~ nnd ssiii sairls teg ever body.
s.si tssaF shirts fsosu 81 SIMON.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-11-19

Dr It ~ bir'isong = nov IL bore
- serve the suffering end thnee who
avoid a. Even toslys teeth should an
aergo inspectinu every fsx months that
decay and Tres and consequent Lad
health and worse breaihs and keenest
anguish may he prevented.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-11-19
sot,ca 10 Contractors.

The Bard - Supervisors will On the
fret Monday ~ lie~snlsr newt let cot
y . ctniraci - repair the King Iron
Bridge over Bayou Pierre Al Burtuntan.
according 10 plan ani ucif.ra iuns "a
Die Sealed proposals. are invited Tor
said contract by ORDER - the lizard
J u GHANmFRKs.
November 18th isai. Ciefk
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-11-19

Simon will ~ u yuu gosld coffee a Isi "a.
the ber, oufie. ~ ~. guod family fls,ur
Al g. -, and q good many other .yossls
fuF less than san he huIght el-eahera
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-11-19

lihFlehurst r. pruiaHully moved -
tho ssaal event q the wear r~cs,gui
sei Ha such. when q 10 announced
that Hon. - N M.Il.r - this Ilaes.
aud I'1Tsuoc 4 a#a'fuIk. wIu b. mar
rel 20 liIlimau Ua.-gr CI.rtun. Missrs
spp, November 3lth. IsaI ~ lns r..
llarii, ten uer,- q cotton remain uu
packed uu ths ruaI z.de from Iarlahurst
O. KHrauou I.s onuty sac rsady
Co. ihs rslu.tHrm - teu daya agn u
slahei over un ru.Irs aul destroyed
che ruBds and '.rs "a. Ihons - iHus a.
tIr-artI /. du-t r,ErIsi srrfa#s .ffa tas
sasuIa % r,uf. u,,r aui Juiash nra.s
llaf isff ~ 81. 8, one I'D farmer Jslls
Hs scented from ihs rfsrr uf uu. ~
mE a..Hs aud .tny r1a.iz d. -ali ar,
.lg.us
Nra ). 60, lime 90 s.i-.f.t-a Or ttt
Am.urau agricultural - that son ma,
Foi tns urKt January u.muef 20 all
y1a.au lsn great HrlaI page. aud a.,
pet auI prr-.at condition a asr
.uil.re Be- zoe tuH.1 ~'.te aiI De-
Thoroughly t...a-s. o.. .'rB. ..Hs
va. %. uagu.Hr.at IH.y .i..s aEa#t
.r.fs Hui aI. t.Hi ln,sI i#lsaaf,,a
..rr. .e.r h.. tTf..f =, 49,, ,..,.
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Tlt -...t.tHaa.t.4.f..I-st
-...
al ..tf... .Y....t. ..... .......r 4.
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.f.
,....
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N"f'.. oh. g siar 4.."r. Rr '-,sHH
nH1 ..''s .I. .'"I'''i" 'a'
Hf's''l'.r iH' H'h au' "a .'n'
'.ai .i'.. T" a.. .'''i sl"' .H a.''f
''a '' ..'' lA'e ".'" 'n'
re. " ..' '''.'.i.''' '.i'. 80
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si
M = .a#u.far. residing rat Tar
frau. rrt. springs end fifteen miles
fruu a .fl-.rr.f. uas Tern 81 ta.I,. ,sarz
- as.s % t.... Lee cams. a. ll.a land .fouI.
IIs rla alast a. years e agr va,
mas r.tffstf 4nI..r 4 commerce, bass
tlss-r and mat other aisl.s, fspr--.n.
tat,. and uat..fgal spr.ator a tl,..,n all
a. a. f.t. l....... -
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-11-19
For Safe.

~ plaoe containing u acres. about
miie from Court Iiosse. Thu. plaoe
has = good Residence. gutd STABLES q
god tenant houses and a never falling
va ~ ggpd water llIHAwB gnAwr.
App'y u y. W nfoun Zoe price terms
etc
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-11-19
lust Received

A new line "A mems clothing. some
thirg real handsoms and good. alza sunss
very nice Or boys and children Come
and k1ssk before yuu buy " SIMON.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-11-19

harnls'ys worm lpzcnrrs" never faii
irfferi fieeiiio. l'pF sale al Rurnls.v's
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-11-19

one 50 = parlor Furu.tnru. ond haad
sosna Hat Pack. aud tao Car,,.ta. ain,os,
nsa very cheap. RN' NIIlrR
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-11-19

Tho Grand Iury. IN this. thor r.rnri.
iez .aavs further ~ sav. that ira.ru.i.
s. 'tls - the l5sst term q court 80 which
Tie iHn X y Miller etll serve them
NJ hH uflrHl capacity. they dsem ~
proper iu al their apr, aut.un - tls
eminent rHrf 'ces he hoe rendered A. A.
u''fr' ari ~ thank him f.r hIs un-
H.n h.rs .ui uutfrng energy ari HH..
Ply 9Th ahI.h he taa dis. changed TOE 4u
'.sF - 80 fire
"n I.ss tH rr ~ Upon r.m rur
Yellow r.ffa.l. uu 4r7laut ~ tus @ slime
uHH b" hHs suu throughout a.. state
ur a..n.HU ~ tIa fflaut nud ahtnt, ts
Dee f.auiatgA Us b.lBf 4 the state. n
o. noted caa.s v Lsrriu De- has splsarrd
Il Muf-Ar-
FOREMAN
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-11-19

Ordered that Z Martin L. awarded
opntrart g. baIld bridge over slough On
White oak rpad ~ NJ. On IN. ani d. l.
Jasajs. q " Summons and Jun swan
SIN o. appointed eamuiasiuu srs.
That "a Neat b. q \ Nelsln
aud Cio,rt Pits tr appointed c1mm.z
-iuu-rH a. eNamIae bridge over Posters
Greek and report repairs ne0~srary
HAT the sheriff rvrli the county go.
eral aud =,hnll tx funi upna slual
the same baiug Goo ilazlehurst s,rpni
I1ul- agi exempt frum TAXATION and
a..-, azs,i ta " a T. BalS
q L. W4rg 4 60. suudrss furnished
ra=lf lur-.. tl -u
A I.ruaa .riar, anal postage
flll5
u H.-Iln. Treasures. offered the 81
Boa ,nr a.oauuts ahirb svre exam. bed
approved HHI aiIaarl
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-11-19

ihfwe wanting eottou seed bulls and
meal cen be supplied AZ onos by leaving
Their orders With me. 1T. pAakFs
iiaklehuFut Miss al
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-11-19

That Hn.drn pyarsun o. APPOINTED
uferzrer = Nrd rnad 10.
TIA. r"ntrart e. rsTalr urage over
Turkey creek near tll.s place. o. award
"a tot . Martin Or go. AMI J y NJ
CLIP W vs. ieggett and Jna lla,iges
he appointed csnn 80 lauerf.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-11-19

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a. r-.....rtig.. a ..,., ..ft-I.....t A..
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ft.taI ................ $500.
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prosecuted s.- Tear ~ favor F..r.--
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affI.r.upsrI ,.r..s.atspr. 4 v.a.tt
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ever produced
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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-05-21

CANADA is in a bad way. Free
sugar in the United States has led
to extensive smuggling across the
border. The Canadian farmer,
whose United States market for his
produce is cut off, still bankers for
a Mckinley package Of sugar
twenty pounds for $1-and he will
have it if he can get across the line
and back. The Dominion Govern
ment can not lose it sugar revenue,
which is $4,000, 900 year, without
feeling it, for it can now scarcely
make both ends meet. It is a seri-
Gus matter for the powers that be
over in Canada.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-05-21

new invention is to the effect that
George NJ. Pullman is defraying
the expenses Of the trip, because
Judge Gresham has decided a case
against the Pullman Company, and
its chief manager has therefore be-
come a Harrison man instead of a
Gresham man as formerly.
This story was too absurd to
command belief, but those whom it
affected have seen proper to deny it.
The denial comes from both Wash
ington sources and from Mr. Pull
man. It may check the course Of
the lie somewhat, but a Democratic
lie has as many lives as cat, and
it's tainted trail is left after it is run
down and destroyed A denial in
the case was not necessary for any
thoughtful man, as it is notorious
fact that President Harrison has
been peculiarly careful and Jealous
Of his reputa ton, and has accepted
no favors from individuals or cor
porations that could give grounds
for scandal.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-05-21


ENGLAND may as well be told firs1
as last that she must keep her med
ding fingers out of the political and
commercial affairs of this continent.
The United States has in the past
been Indifferent enough to allow
Great Britain TO obtain a CONNER
cial supremacy in the republics Of
South and Central America, but the
lethargy of Indifference has now
been shaken off, and in it's place is 9
determination to have what belongs
to us-political and commercial su-
premacy on the American continent
-peaceably, if we can forcibly, il
we. must, and if any European ma
ton attempts to thwart US, SO much
the worse for that nation.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-05-21
He Pays His Own Expenses.

The very remarkable series of
speeches which President Harrison
is making on. his present tour-re-
markable for their spontaneity,
their variety, and in many cases
for their beauty and eloquence of
expression-hav formed the sub
iect of unusual comment by the
public and the press. The other
features of the Presidents tour, his
own modest bearing and claims,
have tended to produce L profound
ly favorable impression as to his
ability and his views of the propri-
cites of conduct. He has evidently
added to his personal popularity by
the record of his journey, and Gre
ated in the people of the whole
country a kindly side toward his
administration and himself.
This set the malignant politicians
at the work of mendacious inven-
ton. They began to tell some days
ago how great was the expense o
the trip, and what a sign of reck
less extravaganza it was for the
President to undertake it. More
recently this piece of mendacity has
been dropped and another on
placed on public exhibition. Tht
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-05-21

THE price of the poor mans din
ner pail was theme of agony to
all anti Mckinley shriekers last
year. The editor of the Jackson
vile Journal has been making in
quiries about that town, and finds
that dinner-pails which sold last
year for 60 cents each are now sold
for so cents each. So much for
the tariff on tin.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-05-21

HERE'S news paragraph that is
a forceful argument for the McKin-
ley tariff act, that Democratic
newspapers which value free trade
above news did not print at all, and
which other Democratic papers
printed in the most obscure posi-
tions: Chicago capitalists have
closed a contract with an Elwood,
Indiana, land syndicate for the cree
ton of tin-plate factory at that
place to employ 500 people. The
plant to be in operation January |,
1892. It will oe hard to convince
the five hundred people to be en-
ployed at this factory that protec-
ton is an injury to the toiling
masses.