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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-23
m0derIide 3linois Staats5eitune uontae 80 noi 1892

.Gs lit mir propbeseit moroen, 0aB i6
i'm Sabre 1892 ArQiioent Der Serelnlgtel
6to1ten iperoen mug !; OaS lit mir 10
beltimmt." l1no morauf grilnoet Die ebe9
malioe UtiB Glaflin ibreu Anlprud? 2lnt>
mort: ouf lpre nlleue Jtell9lor Der 0unld7
nitGt." 0ieie u9teIi8ion" 1T aber Der 2lrt.
boB i'd ni6t redt pelB, tpte tb tie III cine
unanit0Rige 6orm fIeloen lou. Die Ger>
breden, lagt Die amerttantl6e Srau Des
enelilnen gantierS, itno oaS Jfelultat BON
Gererbung. Sic iperoen duIbDren, tpeun
man Golden oas SeiratDen Derbietet. Die
fDrperlih ooer geiitlg mlBgeltaltet limb.
0asu lit eS por Nuem nDtDlg, DaB Die iullz
9en WfGltner u1o Wtdo6en in bic @ebelms
nl1ie Der Nnatomie unb BbDliologie eins
eeTiibrt werben. BiSber. iagt Bictoria, bat
man oieS aus vBritoerie" nerrltehen. OaS
lit ie9r gut. 0lctoria bat Die vBritberie"
suerit BET ii6 ab9el6afft unO lest DerIangt
iie, DaB btelelbe ilberbaupt all6er Surs
eciabt perbe. 0aS lit Die ganSe vGlats
form" Der GanbiDatin. 9arauTbin bat Tie
in Stem Sort, BittSbur8 UNI Gbicago
0ictoria 8eretne ge9riinoet uno lpGter lou
in Je0er Staot unD je0em OOrf ell lolder
0jctoria : Gerein %gearinoet perDeu. 0a
fam eS ibr nt6t feblen. Sic peiB cud
l6on, oaB tie oils grGitbent nur lol6e
MGllner 81 ibreu Gabinetmintitecn ma
d)en Miro, tpelhe vbobere Sheen iiber Die
@be unb Die So%rtpflanSung beS meIid)z
liden Geidle6tes baben." Oa miro iDobl
Der Banter Wiortin an glatne'S Stele
treteu, pieQei6t nit benz Titel: Secretary
ConSort.
0te S6neiter Der gictoria, bic ~ebernali9e
Senneilee @loflin, bat ebenfau5 e;nen rei6eu
@ngldnoer, gtamens SCOT, gefapert. Scr.
Goof bat itd in Bortugal einen Sttel ges
fauft unD Senneiee nennt it6 iest u2aoN
@oof." 9te ie5lge v2ooD" errt6tete in
ibren iungen Sageu nit ibrer S6meiter
8ictoria in Sttatpa Elm 6olpital fir GrebS1
franfe Ser 8ater Der Qlbenteurerinnen
braute cine Salbe Sulammen, tpel6e ben
&rebs vpegireiien" loute. 9as that OteSalbe
AUDI 10 9riinoli6, oaB ie elmer armen
Scranton ben SOB bradte. 0ie S6peltern
puroen ipegen Sootl6lags an9etlagt, Ders
IieBen Die Staot bel ytaht ullo geebei uIlo
trieben fi6 oann I'M gan3en GanOe lumber.
Wtan lab in Dielen Stdoten ales Wf0glt6e
an ibnen, mas man an reputirlt0en 9alnen
rie ieben iolte. aber ME etl1e Spur bon
v8riioerte." 1no Die pollen jeBt baS gGn5e
9anb moralil6 regenertren. Wenn t6 mas
al la9en bdtte, molte i6 tie nit ben beloen
{0eilanoen DerbeIratben, nit S. S9petn7
furtb uno Or. Seeo.
WpriG.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-23
Jnlano.

- @elesentli@ zines 8eiu9s in SDraz
cute i'm Staate Seem gorf duBerte it6
Blatne's S6Dtegeriobn, Der befanfte
&apeumeiiter Malter 9amroi6, iber
ieines S1niegernaters Nbli9ten i1 8e3ug
auf Die Brdltbenti9afts> &anDioatur folQenz
bermaBen: Scr Staats miniiter Blaine
lpri6t nit mir niemals iber 8oIitif.
@lei1nobl CLAUDE i6, baB CT ni6t seitatten
mtro. i'm in 0ent republttanild)e gtattO@
nal @oupent ais &anoioat fir baS BrGits
bentenamt in 8orlhlag gu brtnger. SD
babe ibn iett Der 8erDfentlt9ung letneS
8riefes, in tpel6em ct in aQer Sorm ars
fInoigt, baB ct fi6 nm Die &anotoatnr
nt6t betperben meroe. nt6t nlehr gelebelt,
CLAUDE aber, DAB bic oartn ausselpro6ene
@ntl6lteBung enogiltig mar. Sein @ez
iunbbeitS5uitanO lit portreffLt6 uno cine
Gratlide unterlu6ung bat ni6t cine Spur
bon benz Gorbanoenletn zines or9anil6en
2eioens ergeben. Sein bisberigeS untpobIz
ietn mar bic SoIge bon neruOler Obj
ipannung. @enn 6err Blaine it'd fir
cine Sabe intereiiirt, ntmmt CT ffe obne
GuGft6t auf iein perl6nIt6es 8eftnoen in
Die 0ano. SD beoauere, DaB er 1td nt6t
our Wa6l iteuen miro, benn t6 bin Der
Qnit6t, bag er nit 0eidtigteit erpablt
tperoen tp:rOe, CLAUDE absr ntdt, DaB ir9eno
cine Nusit6t Dc3u %Dorbanoen lit, baB CT
ielbit cine tbm bonn @onoent an9etra9ene
domination annebmen tpiirDe."
- 8ictor Srebenbagen aus benz illinois,
i6en County 9upaee, LANCE Sabre btns
bur9 vSnperotiOr" bteieS @Ountp uno
mutbi9er 8etGmpfer bon v9tingen", Dor
fiebSebn Sa9ren unubbdnsigeS @eieBs
aebuuesmitslteO, lit ieBt als Oemofratii6er
8emerber, UNI ben GongreBiiB fiir ben
f~inften @DngreBbe5irf bieies States auf1
getreten. , SreOenbasen lift Elm oeuti6er
2utberaner, unO nur auf Qnbringen ieiner
&anOsleute bat er bei6loiien, ben politii6en
%&tplaB gu betreten. Sci ieinem neus
Ii6en Beiu6e in benz Sauptquartier bes
bemofratii6cn Staatsmahlausi6uiies iaste
er cine unge6euers belnotratti6e Sttmms
obgabe I'M nG6ften 6erbit poraus. DOte
0eutl4en", iaste CT, uiinO gang aus
eeiprO4enermaBen fir Die Oemotratii@e
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-23
UnsIano.

@m 6. Mai, Mittass 12 nbr, fono
Die feierlt6e @inftelung oes beuti6en
&ronprin3en in oas erite @arbe &egiment
gu SUB ftatt. Ser &aiier besab iid nit
Dem Gronprtn3en unb ben bret dltelten
Sobnen oes Grinareeenten Nlbredt bonn
Staotldlole ourh ben Quitaarten nod benz
offeneu 0iered, mo- bas erite @aroe : Geeiz
ment aIfseiteut mar. 2llsoann belt Der
&aiier cine fur3e 9lniprabe. in trelder er
on pie Traoitiouen bes Observation-Disclosures
Sauies erinnerte, tpona6 oelien 8rinaen
NIT benz 10. 2ebensjabre in Die Neiben Der
Nrmee eintreten, uno nit 0ant Der 3eit
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-23
}DQruunQ.

0a fi6 biele gta6abmungen 6es G6ten
D. G. Frese & Co.'s ,,SGm6rrger
E6ee'' unb ,,Sam6mrger 2sffafer" int
Otarfte befinben, fiiblt ii6 Der l1nter3ei6z
nete beranlaBt, bas 8ublifum ausbrii6li6
barauf aufmerfiam gu MAIDEN, baB iebes
8adet bes d9ten }. G. Frese & Co.'s
,,Sam6mrger G6ee'' unb ,,@am6mrser
2Sfrafer" 6ieie S6ubzW arfe:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-23

@let6 meinem @ouegen Sbafeipeare
babe aud t6 cine beionoere 8prliebe fir
groBe @auner. 9as Stu0ium berielben
bietet Diele 0ortbeile. @ritens einnIal bat
IS oas @ute, 0aB man itb ale Qlugenbltde
iagen fam: @ott, mas fir Elm braDer, orr
bentli1er &erl bin ih bod! 8ergletde
i'd mid aber nit qe!pO6nli6en SInoerll,
10 1T oas Jtelultat LANCE ntdt 10 erfreulid.
9a muB tb mir thinner lagen, OaB th, ae>
rau 9enominer, sum ntlnoeIteH ebenlo
ihltmm bin als 0tele. Sebe tb ). g., oaB
@tner bduftg lpa5ieren gebt, anitatt au ar
beiten, 10 muB i'd mir lagen, baB i6 I'M
IleDlten ale Gage i'm Sabre berumlaufen
uno ME arbetten m06te. Sebe i1 @tncn
bel elmer guten Slal6e itBeu, glei1 iudt
mid Der 9oQar in Der Sadie uno t9
m06te fir r1ein 9eben germ mid binieben
Ino mir our6 Elm Qdar SlalGen cine ro1ige
g8eltani6auung idafen. Qlnoers it's bel
groben ltebeltbGtern. 9a fam man Darouf
Los i0tmpfen, Die 6anD auf's 0ers legen
nno e9rll9 lagen, oaB man ME lorpett ton1z
men t0nnte, i6on neil man bel 5u Die[
Qn8lt DOL Dem @rwti9tperben bat.
Gin 3tpeiter @runo, iuaruln t6 orose
S6urten 10 i1tereilant ftnDe, 1T Der, neil
man loOtel BON ibnen lernt. Die &erle
1tn0 p11re Wegtpeller auf benz 8fa0e 0el>
len, Der lt6 gum Wtenlhenfenner ausbiloen
mill. Wfan itebt, pte ite ibre M2ttgeId10pfe
m%antputiren, tpie fte tbnen Slider Dor bic
glugen btnOeu, tbnen Die SQl6en alsz
rGun1eI1, nit ibnen abiolut MAIDEN, mas tie
Doaen unD oaB tie o6enbrein bon tbren
Spfern perberrItbt, ais QSobltbGter aeprtez
len uno gelegnet tDer0en. 9aS intere1iQn>
teite S6auipiel oieier 9lrt babe ih etnma(
bel Go6foro beoba9tet, ienem reiaenDen
Stdotden nleres Staates. in Deiieu gtGbe
Der i1Iaue SGpinoler Satob S6peinfurtb
ouf elmer ltattli9en Sarm ieinen y6immeI"
eingeri9tet bat. 0err S6meinfurtb lit
befanntlt6 Der &onturren5>@briItus bes
Serrn SEED, Der i'm QlugenbIide Die qr6Bte
Spetbeintge WterfDirotefeit unierer be-
ribmten SeeitaOt lit. Seoer bon ben 8eiz
0en lit Der abermals gu Sletl6 uno 8eiu
gemproene 6eilanO unb ib bin iptrtli6 nelz
gierig, oh Die beioen 6auunfen 1t6 nidt
zines Cages 3ulammentbun uno etuen
vSavior-Trust" griIn0en, Die oas iebt bel
elntrGglihen @eid6ften, Die oenlelben
Smed perfolgen, Wtooe lit. Oos alf Der
reithlten aIer @olominen, Der menldlthen
OummDett, balirte @ei1Gft f0nnte capita
liiirt meroen, lagen mir nit nenieitens
elmer Oftuion Dollars. 9n Qbnebmern
miiroe es fi6erLi6 nt6t fe9len, oarauf tpette
id, meme bette @olofeosr, nit Der i'd l6on
ileben Sabre lang l6retbe.
6umane 2eier, Die ii6 beltreben, ale
Qeute pom0gli6 ohne 8orurtbeiL gu be-
tradteu, tperoet Dieleicbt 0arllber unae>
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-23
SSnt Sre1tnOeSfreife.
@anner>S tmSten.

&Ietnes SeutLIeton Der SILT
npts Staats3ettung. g."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-23

6umane 9eisr, Die iid beitreben, ale
Qeute mOm0gli6 Obne 8orurtbeiL gu be-
tra6ten, peroen Dieuei6t barber unQez
balten iein, baB i6 Die beiOen Serren mir
1li6ts Dir nihts ais @auner tttulire. Die
8eioen f0nnten ia, nerben bieie miIben
SeeIen iagen, ebrIi6e S6WGrmes iein, Die
b0s. mas lie iagen, ieIbit ~sIaHbeH. 8erGbis
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-23

y8eberriGe th bic Meiber, 10 beberri9e
t6 Die lSelt", iagen bieie 0erren, un0 Das
benefit, DAB ite groBe Wtenl6entenHer ltno.
SOlepb Smltb brau6te nur 81 lagen: $50
iagt Der 6err" $50 saieth the Lord), uno
WtGnnletn uno Weiblein tbaten trgeno
etpaS, Das tDnen Der 0err bur1 vieinen
0iener Soiepb" befoblen bate. Die 0erren
S6peinfurtb uno SEED baben es nod
bequemer. Sober bon ibnen III ia Der
Lord" in eigerer Berlpn. 9aB eS
WiGnuer unb Srauen giebt. Die ouf etnen 10
ungeheuren ShminDel 'reinfauen. lit
i6lteBlta nidt mertpiroi9er, oils Die I6atz
Jude, oaB Die berl9ttgte @~benteurerin
8ictoria 0ooD9uu Wtarttn garren ftnbet,
Die ibr ba3u bebilfli6 iein tpoueu, ais
vYrdftoent" Der 8eretni9ten Staaten in's
gSetBe 9aus ein3u3ieben. Wer oas 2eben
oieler v9ame" eintgermaBen tennt, Der
tplrOe piel eber ertDarten, haB ite ii6 in
trgeno einen ittuen QStnfet aurilG2teben uno
bort nit einem 3ootenfDpf in Der 0anD,
tpie bic Wtaler Die biiBenoe Wta96alena barr
iteaen, iber Die Sinoen ibrer Sugeno
nadoenfen nlroe. Iniere 8ictorta bat
aber fem Salient CUR Geue uno CUR 8uBe.
9ta6 elmer itirntil9en Sugenb, pel6e init
lener Der bo6leii9en &atlertn WleiiaItna
et1e perspeifeIte Aebnlthfeit bate, petl6lug
ie ibr S6tdial mad @nglano, no ein
rei6er 8antier 9tarnens Wiartin Der
Sirene auf ben 2eim siug unO tie Eetz
ratbete. Nber ale ibre 8eriu6e, in Der
v%feinen" 9onboner @eieui6aft beirnii6 su
tDeroen, itno Der 9lbenteurerin miBlungelt.
@S tparen eben 81 ptele b0ie @el6ihten
iiber ben Ocean nah @u9lano selhmomz
men. Scum beidloB Bictorta einen Staatsz
itrei6. Sic padte ibre belten &leiDer,
lbren Wiann uno Oelien gbedbuh Elm uno
fam Danlit na6 Chicago, I'M li9 bier an
Die Spibe ber v6rauenzB etpeguns" gu
iteueu. vQ8enn bic amerifanii6en 3ettungen
meIoen, Dab i6 BON ben Srauen Der 9roBen
Geprbltf ais Gauoioatin anertannt tperoe,
10 muB mir ooS ale Sbiiren in 2onoon
Oftnea." 90 ~calculirte Srau Gictorta.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-23

t0l11te1.
- gla6 benz @tienbabnungllf, tpeI6es
1i6 ant Nbeno Dor Weibnabten untpett Der
Citation 9alting5 am 0uDlon erelgnete nnD
e Wfeni6en Das 2eben toitete, CAB lid
9roBe @mpOrune i'm HubIifnm funo uno
IS tDuroen Sttmnsen laut, tpelde DIE Gtnz
fIbrung etneS perbe1lerten SDlte11s bon
MarnungSit9nalen ouT @iienbabnen als fur
bic Si6er1eit oeS 8ertebrs unbeolngt nDtbz
menbtg Darltelten. Die Berwaltung Der
v9tew Oort @entral & 6uolon Gtner"z
8abn iab ielbit Elm. baB ie Der Dffentliden
Wietnung in oieier &i6tung ent9egenfomz
men miiie, unD bel6loB iotort, oas Blofz
lp5tem, rDel6es bas bette bis jebt beitebenDe
iein ioa, ouf ibrem gau3en gtebe etntabren
All laiien. Oteies Spitem begrelft Gtnrt91
tunsen in it9, tpel6e nerbtuoern, DaB elm
8abn3ug in cine beitimmt ab9e9ren3te
StreGe etnfGbrt, ebe Elm porauSTabrenoer
Bug lie Derlaiien bat. Gs tpuroe leltoem
nit lol6em Gtfer an Der GrrtdDtul1g oes
Spltems 9earbeitet, oaB balielbe bon leBt an
auf Der v6uOlon &iper"s Strede bon ytem
Sort bis mad Oscatpana, allo nabe3u 81
Wleilen, in 8etrieb 9enom1mef1 tplro. Die
ameite 9ipiitpn, bon Sscamara na6YougDz
feepite, miro oann lofort in Nngrttt genolns
men. Die Signaltbirme ftno nit tpentgen
Nusnabmen smei Stodmerfe bob uno tomz
manoiren OurdlGnittli6 apet Ssbel gum
66lieBen relp. Seffnen Der Streden 3Dis
i6en benz meiter n0roli1 un0 llolt6 gez
legenen Iburme. Oas neue SDltem lou
bic MDglibteit auSl6lieBen, baB Die Stgz
naliiten auf einem Der Gblrme bic Oa1t
.frei" geben f0unen, bebor Der nG6ltfols
Genoe Sburm in elmer Der Gi6tungen, ipo>
bin bic 3ise laufen, usrmitteIit elmer Gors
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-09-15

s,iiHfrr fi;,l,i .,,.;.< ,l.5 an era Of cheap
slrSs ~ th" n"crasaries Of life is being
CROUCH: to the people OF the United States
* IL ::"!::te.y "::G! Internationally false"
One Gf Iii" principal purposes of the tariff
inquiry ordered by the senate resolution of
.,i:ir:s. }, Isl. ";AS 70 ascertain whether
sii- H';.i':! nf tn" opponents OF protection
was :',:liS"2 IN Investigation much
more extensive and thorough than ever
before attempted was Instituted The
committee de: ernned to ascertain the
prices paid for all articles of general con-
sumption at retail in every part of the
United States on the first Of each month
from June, 1889, to September, 1891,
period OF seventeen months prior to the
passage of the act of 1890 and eleven
months subsequent. The quotations were
in all cases secured from actual sales. The
places at which quotations We're obtained
were selected with the view of covering the
entire country geographically, and in
cluded typical commercial, manufacturing
and agricultural communities. The prices
were secured by the trained experts Of the
department of labor with the greatest care.
The list of 2l5 articles was carefully Sc
lected by the unanimous action of the com.
nittee, with view Of covering every pos
sible expenditure of a family in the average
condition of life-that is, with an income
of 500 to 81, 900 per annum.
The results of this comprehensive and
exhaustive inquiry are contained in the
report recently made by the finance COM
mittee. This report covers 2,300 printed
pages and contains more than 200, 900 diff
ferent quotations.
This investigation clearly establishes the
fact that decline instead of an advance
has taken place in the prices of the neces-
saries of life and the resulting cost of liv-
ing since the adoption of the oct of 1890
The articles were divided i;4.o the follow
ing groups:
First-Food
Second-Cloths and clothing.
Third-Fuel and lighting.
h-Housefurnishing goods.
Fifth-Drugs and chemicals
SiXrn-Metals and implements.
Seventh-Lumber and building mate
rials.
The percentage of decline in the various
| groups embraced in the schedule is shown
by the following table, prices for June,
| July and August, 1889, being taken us a
basis for comparison and represented by
the number 100, changes being shown by
| percentages of that number:
Food. 1O0.5S
Clotns ana clothing R...................... 89.66
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-09-15
ruei aou igntIng. Observation-Disclosures. 70
Metals and fmplernents... 81
Lumber and building materials. ......... IS
Drugs and chemicals. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 95
Housefurnishing goods. 90
Miscellaneous, 100


The finance committee also Investigated
for the same period the course Of whole
sale prices at the great distributing cen
ters. While this investigation disclosed
greater fluctuations in price of the articles
selected, the general result was the same,
the fall in wholesale prices running sub
stantially parallel with that of retail prices.
| It will be observed that the greater per-
centages of decline are in the groups of
manufactured articles, where it was
iclaimed the greatest advance had taken
place.
In addition to the inquiry stated above
the committee caused retail prices of the
different articles included in these lists to
be taken on May l, 1892, at three of the
points at which the original inquiry was
,made-namely, Fall River Mass, Chicago
and Dubuque la. The result of this latter
inquiry shows that still further decline
in prices and in the cost of living had
taken place between Sept. l, 1891, and May
i, 1892, clearly establishing a continuance
of the tendency to lower prices and lower
cost of living.
It is shown as q. net result of the investi-
cation that prices and the cost of living,
based on the expenditures of family in
ordinary circumstances, had declined 3.4
per cent. in May, 1892 as compared with
the period prior to the adoption of the
tariff act of $780,
1t is difficult to see how the results of
this thoroughly exhaustive inquiry could
be surprise to any one, unless he should
be professional tariff reformer. The de-
cline in the cost of living was, as shown,
81 The advance in wages, as shown by
the same report, was rs of per cent. This
makes an average advance in the purchas-
ing power of wages of 4.15 per cent. AS
suming $500 as the average income of the
| families of the country, this would be
equivalent to, say, SIS per family, or an
aggregate saving for IL, ,O00.0 900 families of
$325, ,0O0, 900 for each year.
= The addition of this vast sum annually
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-09-15
CHURCHES.

DRESBYTEkIAN.-Re John Sinclair, pas
i tor. Services every Saba tn at 1850
o'clock A. N. and at O'Clock p. n. Sabbath
school at IL O'clock N.
METHODIST.-Rev.A A. J. Williams, PastoE.
AS1 Services every Sabbath, at 1880 Ocl0ck
A. n. and at p. n. Sabbath school at IL II.
n HHRiSTIAN.-Preach1ng on every Lords
~ Day at D:3O O'Clock A. n. and at p. n.
Sunday School at N,
Rev. II. N. Upton Pastor.
NPISCOPAL.-Church of The Holy Com
~ manion. Rev. e. H. Clarke. Service
every Sunday, except the hast sunday in the
month, at 1O:3OA. n. and 1t SP. n. Sunday
ao0oo1 q I'm
SEVENTH DAY ADVENT - Services at
~ 1880 A. N. every seventh day. Sabbath
school ct II M.
NATHOLIC.-Services at Catholic chnrch
~ ID Sunday Of each month.
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S. j. Race is alone for superintend-
ent of schools; DR.. Pease for coroner,
and d.. Bigham for surveyor; Frank
Ellington, of Morgan, is out for coun-
ty commissioner, from Commissioner
Johnson's district, and it is probable
that Mr.. johnson will also be in it. D.
S. Cantine will probably go up against
Commissioner Leavitt and Commits
sioner Whittet will probably again be
returned from the Delhi district.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-09-15
CIVIC SOCIETIES,

MASONIC.-AFF1QUTY LODGE, No. 81, A.
N1 F. A. M.-Regular meetings on the lst
and I'd Wednesday in each month, ut 1880
O'Clock 2. N. Andrew Birum. WIN. A. h. An
Aerson Secy.
REDWOOD CHAPTER No "a, H. A. M.-Stated
Conversations the I'd. and and 4th Friday Of
each month. Jos. Tyson M. q. H. P. NJ. E.
Powell, sec.
REDWOOD FALLS CoMMANDERY, No. Is, KIT.
Stated conclaves first Monday of each month,
at sP. n. q. L. Dornberg, E. c. Geo, Hough
master Rec.
CHARITY CHAPTER, No. IS. o. z. s. Regular
meetings I'd and 4th Wednesday evenings of
esch month. at 1880 p. m. Mrs: o. L. Dorm
II O. O. F-REDwooD LODGE, No. 6S, meets
Brothers from a distance cordially invited to
attend. j. w. Feriss N G. A. S. Kenney r. S.
ENTERPR1sE ENCAEPMENT. No. 35. Regular
meetings Ist and 81 Tuesday evenings Of each
month ra:.i at s:sS q CLOCK 4 at / Q. o. oI hall
meetings I'd and 4th Wednesday evenings of
each month, at 1880 p. m. Mrs. Helen Hale,
N. G. Miss Julia Lichtwarck, r. S.
A o. U. U.W.-REDwoOD FALLS LODGE, No.
a. IS, meets every Monday evening, at their
hall. Visiting brethren made welcome. G. D.
II OF P.-REDwooD FALLS LODGE, No. a.
mann's Hail: Visiting brothers are cordially
invited. H F. Buechner, G. c. H. A. Baldwin,
x. Rs.
~ A. R.-John S. Marsh Post, No s5-Reg-
VI .ular meetings every first and third Thurs
days Of each month, at its hall. f. =. Byram
Com. George Buxton, Adjt.
WOMEN's RELIEF Coz SHEETS first and
-thiri Thursdays of each month. Mrs. G. A
Buxton, President; Mrs. Bessie Newton, Sec
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TRUTH AND THE DEMOCRACY
Ceveland-Good Heavens George; what have you done
George Washington Peck-I tell e Grover did it
with my little Ratchet
Ceveland had rather had told thousand lies than chopped
down that cherry
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! Mr. PREs1DENT-It is evident that the
tariff question is to become, by common
consent, the leading issue in the approach
ing presidential campaign. In his speech
of June %. the senator from Missouri (Mr.
vest) makes this unequivocal statement:
=, II am prepared to show that the McKin-
ley act has had the effect of increasing
prices upon the necessaries of life to the
people of this country, and that the state
ment in his resolution referring to the
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to I1e nar7onaI earnings ana wealth is an
achievement which speaks with more
eloquent voice than / can command in be-
half of a policy under which such results
eve possible.
1t is very significant that while the cost
Of living In the United States declined for
the period covered by the investigation of
the financial committee the cost of living
in England Increased 1.9 per cent If the
conditions had been reversed our Demo
cratic friends would have insisted that
this was the direct and logical result of
rival revenue systems. am curious to
see what explanation they will now make.
The result is unquestionably very sur
prising one to them and one which they
will have difficulty in explaining away.
While the attempt to compare average re-
tail prices in England and the United
States is not satisfactory, am convinced
that for family buying the same quantity
and quality of articles at retail in the two
countries the cost of living would not
be higher in America.
! At no time IN our history have the earn
ings of the American people been as great,
measured by their power to purchase the
, comforts and necessaries of life, as they
are today. Measured by the same stand
ard, they are vastly greater than those of
any other people in the world.
| The senator here analyzed ia BILE pre-
pared by Mr.. Daniel McKeever, of the
importing firm of H. Herman Sternbach &
| Co., OF New York, and previously quoted
! by Senator Vest. He demonstrated that
the astrakhans, velvets and silk Innings
mentioned in the letter are luxuries, and
that the articles of that class in common
use are now cheaper, as shown by the fol-
ling table in the official report]:
PRICES OF COAT LININGs AND WONEN's AND
CHILDREN's DRESS GOODS.
Coat Innings and Ital- July, July, July,
.'n 'io'n Cents. Cents. Cents.
Farr Alpaca Co., Hol-
yoke, Mass:
| Double warp coat lin
| ings, 81 inches...... 2S g 2A
I Single warp coat lin
| ings, 81 inches .... ~ q 261k
Dress goods
Manchester mills, Man.
chester, n. H.:
''S13'' cashmere, 35
inches. ...:.......... 10 18x Is
| Arlington mills, Law
renee, Mass:
| Cotton warp CASH
mere, No. 100, 81 to
IS inches. ........... 1874 18k Is
Cotton warp CASH
mere, No. ZOO IS to
| ~ 1nches............ q u FIX
] Continued on fourth pare
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nR. X. j. MCKENZIE,
- Veterinary Surgeon.

(Graduate Ontario Veterinary College.)
.. nrano rod ~ treat oii ri;soosos of the
domestic animals in scientific manner calls
attended promptly day or night.
Once at McCllntOck's Livery.
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n p. GIBSON, NJ. D.
W PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

onoe q his residence, corner Of Fourth aud
NH streets. Calls promptly anlwefAd,
day or night.
1nnvooD FALLS, NINNlso1A.
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omoe over Peck's Drug store. Residence
soYner Fourth aud Minnesota streets. Odol
hours to II 4. H., to N.
REDWOOD FALLS. A1NNl