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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-01
LA GGcetG deloy pDlica la s'gniente d
posioi6n
Diputaci6n RFyiniaI de Puerto-Rso

En- cumplim' 10 10 dispuesto por aopr.
dos de esta Exc Crporaci6n de del 90
rriente mas Om sion provincial y 20
ciadOs de 26 al1lamo, SO publican cati.
nuaci0n las hsqeara ia concession de ado.
mes de billetes ga Loteria provincial, elm
De one las pernA que deaeen obtenerlas. re-
senfen sus golCiEes on este Centro..
VASES. t
Il Las stlid1ie habcan de preaenraa
on 1a Secretada PsGe Centric las hory de
odcina, o seadd Ge nee de Ia mama y
de dos ouatsoda tsrde, durante elDlsyo
de treinta y m N contar desde. eli lhl 81
dc Mayo, debetefel lebrarse 81 sortedel 15
del entrante md JUNO.
2 FL n4mbre billetes sera 25, ,0) otor-
gandose & lol comlonarios el descuato del
3 por 100 sobre sRlor de las acoione que Sc
3: Sc adjadfAn % 900 bilelteamedisn-
to sorteo que &c ffioara entire tod9 los que
presenter solicitRs.
A. Las aceihs seran de 100 Bletes Ca
da una pudielqoHcitarse On nm s6la ms
tanc1a, hasta 81 aero de cincO aciOnes
81 9 ledaEASp Ia Administrator del
arbttriO reseryg aumentn hminuci6n,
2 600 billetes: ara 81 expehio al pibli-
co: 1000 paIf apartadOs Ia admins
traci6n pOdra anr los indivluos que 10
pidan, hasCa cuapilletes por uR misma per-
soma, pudtendo kr por csc segicio particu.
lar una gratid 'aAO aobre prep, que no DO
dra exeder dc Aentav0s poneillere
s. Las cuspnes de biliEes empezaran
4 regir parao5 nievos concq Onarios. desde |
el rorteo DO ds Setiembj Sor6ximo = ter ster.
lminar4n Il Tres amos q Sc, con el liitimn
sorteo de 70 90 1895; queando obligados |
los conceG tOmar el todos los aor-
teos, que nte este plazo ,as verifiouen. los |
'billetea 10 comedian, d dia que seflale |
la Aminiaon para recogerlOs. sstisfaciendo |
previam ~ importe, al contado. CON al
lescusF 2 por 100 sedalado.
- 7sE A2Loltudes de Qoncesiones one "a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-01
IANUNCIO

]. Laa pers0sQue Green que IN anunoio
que sehaya esIpuDllcando On un peri6diCo
por espacio des meses, es bastante para
oue eli pflbliContere de ,su COntenido acu-
IA haoer coas, C0meten M error. no
peoue1o. Ansrae es 10 mismo cue comer.
81 &c uuiere dtsr desalud, hay que conner
rOdos los diaI conner Dlen para ensordar,
Dues 10 que sac hoy no nos sirve psra no
tener ambreRana. Para prosperar on los
|negocios hay anuuclar con regularidad.
Al que no oolo vive. 81 que no anuncia.
a, nrospers. hnciarse de vez en- cuando es
/ ii nassmo quler una Vex cada semana. a.
Sone comempe indigeata; clique come no.
a. epflaauedro 81 que 10 haee con mode. !
lracion no tide tener ninguno de los tloa
males TaIsnoede 10 mlsmo con el anun
oio. RetiraFviso porque trae poca cliente-
la ousndo lgocios no andan hien. al ii
lmismo que 81 oaDallo porQue cojea. m
lid periodR Rocas ventas % cuando mas
IdAha anunQ por que ent0nees es cuando
lynka se Re4a3ak a alencl0n del p6blico
I AZ
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-01
Dc muohos millones Dc individnos J de indi-

ue muonOg mlllOnes de indiv1duOS y de 1ndl
viduas.;
ten muchos individuos, los mas d6biles sucum
oen, los mas fuertes reaisteD, dom'nsn Ia On
1ermedad y superviven; este fen6meno, mejol
dlchO, ests ley, explica como las epidemias 70
petldas toman carta de naturaleza llamandose
endemlcas On 81 nueva naoicnalidad, y nadie "a
les hace case
La idoneidad en- ia luoha natural, logra
10 supervivencia dice "a coro todo ell mundo
ilustrad0.
Al descubrlrse una ley tan dtil todo &C
aplca; los hombres s0mos muy fi,6sofos, on
materia de mujeres sobre todo.
Ii medicina social impulsada por Ia filOsos
ha ha hecho prodijios. .-=
0n cancer On IN matClm0nio. no tiene va,
nl con mucho, Ia imD0rtauoia de una Real Or
qen De IN ministro, que m bale de TRACES
Q que q aria. de una .Eiple Soprano .ses.s.>
NO caDe duda que hemos ganad1 viyimos
mas tranQuiios
De oada clan maridos ofsndidos, noYenta y
cinc0-no 10 dude nadie-se aguantsn. 4 II ~
!. i. Isl Sc pudieran reunir todOs Jos librOs que
nay esorttos cOndenando al adulteriO!
s<ys Isl SO pud1eran 1mprimir todos los sermo-
mes ae los padres de la' 'Iglesas anatematizando
i Isl sae co!eccionaran to1as Las leyes pro-
mulgadas oondenando este delito, Sc formarfa
seguramente un monitor de pspelea tan grande
/! 7 auei NADIA; palabraa, papeles. todo,
todO indtil. L
La ley de Dios, integrada por misterio Ga
grad0, On ia esencia del sacra nento eucarfstle0,
no tiene virtud para impedir,o !. 81. delito. SO
,consuma diariam ente y las. oonciencias no se
oOnturban.
La ley civil, nj 10 deprime, no 10 evita, la
experiencla 10 denuestra !; destierro, reclusi6n,
mu'ts, TODD es escusado, snp6r rfuo, inef1oaz.
81 81 hombre no pone frenO 8 sus pasiOnes
1nsanas la mujer no redexiona los c0pf1ictus
que dan origen las Iigerezas. ell nal seguira
81 marcia hacia la degradation total de Ia So
oiedads
!. Conque el hombre reepetase la fruta del
cerOado ajen0 habrfa baatante, porque Ia mu-
ler no va por su pr0pio impulse adonde pueda
manoharse; 81 Cae es despu6s de repetidos es
tuerEos hechos p0r el hombre que ha tambien
emplead0 todos los reCursos de Ia estrategia
seguida en- estos oasos.
II Sin embargo, este no justidoae ell prooeder
srref1 axivo. de una mujer, de donde reanlts que
9bos son culpables, " oual mas: 81 por haber
oandado p0rflado; ella por haber escueha-
'edido; tel hombre promese ybrinda has
da Ia mujer Gus pretenda s Ia mujer
transit camh ando ell bien prasente
sha. sonsda; ante Ell c6digo de Ia
smente cupables y ambos debe-
Ia mSsma> pens; perO ante 81 co j
sti6n Gambia profuhdamante J
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-01

Pac9 ia mercancia que queremos yenderla
|o,.t ~ secreto dc la prosperidad de los conner.
americanos no es Otra cosa que al dins.
e que pagan la prensa AL establecar mn
negOclo, 81 tfenen oinco mil pesos de capital
Sssssn dos mil On mercancias tres mil an
- ssa1nolsrse Dfganloa 81 nd los fsbricantes de-
ue i Y renombrsda sAgua Florida. otros mn.
quo ouos qqlenes todo el mundo conoce ' ssbe
de Ia prensa. ''s poi niSolo
Revssta Cientlsca Hispano Ameyscaua !.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-01

Iauatituido en- vii del turno de reserva.
Puerto flcdbril % de 1892 VICE,
preside denEe, RGg bGsyj. e
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-01
NotlcIas de Ia Capital

Para esta noche ofrece Ia Compasfs Rala.
nrega grandes n0yedades On nnestro eoi;sso b",e'
Manana On la no he no habra funci6n. r,sro !;
un gran matinee Dor Ia, tarde Estsn, -pues. los
nlhos los am seErs de estos entretenidos ssY
Anocne c0ntinuar0n los ex&mones nara
proVeer las plasas de la Sociedad Protestors
ae !e Ioteligencia tocand0le el turno al ioyen
don Luis Vega. - -: = %
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-01

dOcum euto que
oil Puerto Rico de.
di'0 de haber depo-
easrta dal s por 100
se pidan, sin cuyo
dmitidas. En- caso
ls y resueltas estas
subsistentes dichos
cump;imiento del
,oncesOnariO con Ia
y oomprobante del
9 acci0nistas para
-do sorteo, Sc expe,
yDr de cada uno, una
y el n6merO de la
1el resguardo expe-
ld8d Q que asciend8
de las aociones que
stud. Esta certifi Ca
H, por los que no hu.
lB, sera bastsnte para
nto justifcativo del
'sdiss se6alados para
r So importe, Sc On.
ION de los que no 10
esi0narios:. perde-
ito que hubieran he
'tratos. |
les que en- 10 suCesivo |
3dicar&n por el orden
| 81 sorteo que ha de
pc levara por la Ad- /
! llRmbien por Ia Conta
70 D disminuci6n de |
d0cirse Otra modih. |
ria. En- case de Que |
billetes, sufriran Ia
'nariOs que obtuvie-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-01

conceai0 i0ns dc aociOnes de b4lledea,
2 Pn0vlnoiaE, que 30 publica integras
u ~ -. sse ,s.H.1s
10 Obras del puerto de Mayagtie1..
sja correspo pondiente s los mesea.
MAKO, del COrri iente sa6o. Ii.
aoi6ns dc ontribuciones mQnici-.
GO. Anhnoiase Ia yenta On pd !.
De, los terrenos embsrgad los. en-.
de aQuel pueblo a contribuyen-
os con gusto & continuation uno
del libro La Ma0es~ que
5 a Ia estampa nuestro ilustrado
On Fernando Lopez sTQero.
!. a Dau L'TER.IO
,ntado on eli sueIo CON fhumildad
i6ven y aotitud abacible CO.
+libres del Carm6loE sua ojos
.-'os shijos del desiert0 Pc
albOres d9 Mayo !; su
sdA to slO paso
10 del
'ente
pO.
10,
2,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-01
| ks coITsspOll llsarla ID Puslta-RIco.
Gaceta Official de hoy

Gobierno General. - SeCretaria. a.-Negocia
do de Agriculture; Industria Comeroio.-Pu.
blfcanse var1os privilegios. de inYencl0n conce
didos'a nuevas industr1asa1 s
-Negociado 1o--N6mbraae alcaTde de Ma.
ricao don Lorenzo Carb6, y decarase cesante
al da la Cidra.. Il. fzgsis
Adminibtra Central de contribucio.
mes y sR0ntas.--Real Orden dictando las reglaa
que deben Observance On el.oomeroio. de oabo.
Il tale entire Ia Peninsula. y las islas dc Cuba
Puerto Rico. Il II I'D. Il.
ss5 Contadnria Central de. Hacienda Fac
tnrae qne sa psgaran on la pr6xma semana:
u Sorte0 IL .s 81. is. I
81 81 Mayo 3 Faeturas ,ndmeros 676 $780,
Idem A. Fractures ndmeros 58l 6 585. !
.:.=-s.s:. Idem 5.-Fa Factur&s ndmeros $50 500.
1s& Jdem s.. Fl aotNrag snhmeros} 59l q 595.
~ AdenA 2. "A Atfaabs !. factura hin. AL, !
Diputaci6 Provincial de Puerto Rico. -
Bases para la ooneeaidnfde aociOnes de bllletea
de ia hotefla PE0yinciaG, que se publica 'integra
- -: :-Junta de o6ras del puerto de MayagdsE.
Balance de caja correspondence 4 log mesea
4 de EAbfDro VI MAKO del cOrdente a6o II:
3 -Reoandaoi6n do acontribuciones mpnioi-
pales de Anasoo. Anhnoiase Ia yenta On pd. !.
blioa subasta. de los terrenos ambargados en-
varios barrios de aQuel pueblo Aoontrlbuyen-
teg norOsog.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-01

~antado on Ell suelo. CON (humildad
ioveny deaetitud apsoible CO.
+libres del Carm6lol; sus ojos
>,@s.'0s shijOs del desiert0 Pc
albOres d Mayo !; su
,s*dA ts slo paso
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-21
WE OF THE u. S.

JoHy NJ Cog-s has been mayor Of
Irontown, O., for twenty-five years,
and be doesn't own the town.
y. j. AKBEELY. an Interpreter in The
employ Of the government ca Ellis
island, speaks fifteen languages.
CAPT. FRED L. DIAN. Of Washington
n. C., though not az old man II years.
IS said TO be the oldest g. 4 Z. veteran
living. lie Is ore Of its original four
organizers.
Mrs. RICHARD KIss Is proprietor q
what is supposed 20 BE the biggest
ranch IN the world II lies forts -tive
miles south Of Corpus Christ. n Texas.
and covers go .0Oo acres IN extent
SroSEwALr JAcKsos's widow devo.es
ali her energies - the education q her
motheriess grandchildren, julia and
jackson Christian. The reading q her
husband raaruscr5p, memoirs, recent
IL prepared for publication, nearly
ruined her eyesiShG
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-21
WHO THEY ARE.

The congressional conventions for all
parties have been held in every district
in the state aud the nominations, in
dorsements and fusions are complete.
There are twenty-nine candidates, with
eight to elect. The candidates are:
FIRST DISTRICT.
Republican-Case Broderick. Holton.
Observation-Disclosures Carroll, Leaven-
worth.
People's-Fred J Close, Troy.
Pronibton-T J. Mccormick, Brown
county.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Republican-E II. Fuuston, Carlyle.
Democratic and People's-H. L. Moore,
Lawrence.
Prohibition-D w. Houston, Garrett.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Republican-Lyman L. Humphrey, In
dependence.
Democratic and People's-T. j. Hudson,
Fredonia.
Prohibition-M V. B. Bennett, Column
bus.
Auti-fuson Democratic-R. NJ. Ches-
hire, Columbus.
A braham Steinberger. Republican-R
II. Nichols, Howard.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Republican-Charles Curtis, Topeka.
Democratic and People's-E '. Wharf
ton, Emporia.
Prohibltion-Rev. j. W. Stewart, En-
poria.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Republican,. r. Burton Abilene.
Democratic-Sidney q. Cooke, Herring
ton
People's-John Davis, Junction City.
Prohibition-Horace Hurley, junction
City.
SIXTH DISTRICT
Republican,. l.. Pestana, Russell.
Democratic-Duane treemau. Beloit.
People's-Wiiiiam Baker. Lincoln.
PROM bition-Ben Brewer, Lincoln.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Republican-Chester l. Long, Medicine
Lodge
Democratic and People's-Jerry Simp-
SOD. Medicine Lodge.
Prohibition-Rev. W. Z. Woodward,
Sterling.
ON6REsSNAN-AT-LARGE
Republican-George T. Anthony, OF
tawa.
Democratic and PeopIe's-W. A. Harris,
Liuwood.
Prohibition-Re Rev J. NJ Monroe, Wich-
tia.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-21
SOUTH KANSAS AT Topeka

Harry Bone has been nominated by
the Republicans Of Clark county for rep
resentative to the Legislature. And so it
goes all along the line. The very bright
est and most energetic young men in all
the counties are being selected this year
to carry the Republican banner to vic
tory. And Harry Bone is one of Them
Intelligent, honest and ambitious as he
is, and trustworthy and unwaveiing, the
people of Clark, not only, but of south
west Kansas would be proud of his
election, and it is with pleasure the
EAGLE notes the wise resolution that the
Republicans of Clark have made. From
the nominations already made it is safe
to say that south Kansas is to be heard
from in the next legislature and in no
uncertain way,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-21
FINDINGS in FOREIGN LANDS.

WOMEN shoplifters in Paris are on the
increase.
THE registrar generals returns show
that for every 100 deaths in English
country districts there are 100 deaths in
the towns.
II New Holland the women cut them
selves with shells, and, keeping the
wounds open a long time, form deep
scars, which they consider highly orna-
mental
IT is claimed that there Is a light
house TO every fourteen miles Of coast
in England, 10 every thirty-four miles
in Ireland and to every thirty-uine miles
In Scotland.
IN Burmah il is rather suspicious
thing TO give money 20 charitable oh
jet. It is supposed 70 mean that the
donor has been very wicked, and is de-
sirous 70 make amends.
SOME very odd single names can be
found in the registrar Office in London.
as Righteous" Happy" Hopeful"
''Obedient," winding up with a tripIet
of Faith, "Hope" and Charity
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-21

The numerous strikes that are occurring
all over the country are doubtless due to
the great prosperity" that the Rupunli-
cans are talking about.-Arkansas City
Dispatch, calamity.
They are certainly not the result of a
lack of prosperity among the strikers, if
they have mind to turn their earnings
to good account Many man has sup
ported a family and vet laid by enough
to secure a liberal competence to insure
him and them against want, whose earn
ings have been much less than the aver
age wages of the industrial classes who
are now idle of their own notions, strik-
ing for more pay.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-21
CHURCH STATISTICS.

Tha facts made known by Superin-
tendent Porter concerning church Stats
tics of the eleventh census are of great
interest. There are $50 distinct church
organizations in the country, and of these
the Methodist takes the lead in point of
numbers. The Roman Catholic ranks
second in the ownership of property, and
the Episcopal church has only main
tanned its average relations to other bod
les as they were in 1850 There are some
sects which claim less than 100 COM
mnnIcants, and seven which number
only 400 members. Nearly one-third of
all the church buildings in the country
belong to the Methodists, and the Bap-
lists claim more than one quarter. The
total number of communicates in all the
churches is reckoned at 100000. The
details of the census on these points, to
be issued in bulletin form as rapidly as
prepared and printed, are awaited with
interest.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-21

Mr.. Gladstone seems to be making
fair progress in the work of re organizing
the administrative government of Eng
land. His selections from the opposition
for minority representation in the new
administration are being criticised by
the recognized leader of the opposition,
but not on account of lack of qualifica-
ton on the part of the appointees; they
kick because they are left out. We pre-
dict brilliant and successful career for
the Gladstone administration if the old
man shall live long enough to make its
influence felt and appreciated.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-21
HOW AND WHY 1T WAS DONE.

Jerry Simpson and Kies both lived at
Medicine Lodge at one time, and. it
seems, Were partners in more senses
than one. They were plotters and
cronies of the same ilk. Now for little
inside history. Lewelling had laid his
wires for the Office that Kies has since
been nominated for, and it became
necessary for Jerry to dispose of Mr..
Lewelling or otherwise his friend Kies
would fail in his ambition u get tie
best paving office in SedgwicE county.
an office, by the way, that pays three
times more than the governo-ship; and.
there you have the whole secret Of how
Leweliing, an unknown man, all so sud
denly. after the arrival of Simpson ar
the Wichita convention. came 10 be
talked Of so much and how his ambition
to be the clerk OF the district court was
disposed Of. Jerry suddenly discovered
IN the person - the commission ard
produce dealer OF East Douglas avenue
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-21

Weather proverbs current in any part
of this country are being sought for by
the United States Weather Bureau in
Washington. 1t is well known that
many of these contain an element of
scientific truth, to say nothing OF their
interest to students of folklore. In his
circular letter, inviting public co-opera-
ton in his task, Professor Harrington
says: "Please distinguish, when prac-
ticable, between those which are of
American origin, and those which have
been imported, giving, when possible,
the origin of each, whether Indian,
Scotch, English, Irish or German.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-21

1t looks now as though the only hope of
the Republicans is to carry three or four
southern states.-Eureka Messenger.
If Cleveland can be induced to write a
few letters to admiring friends in as
many states there would be little doubt
that the Republicans would carry three
or four states down there, if they had a
chance to vote and their votes were
counted. But the Republicans are not
making their calculations for success
upon any such uncertain contingencies
they are relying upon the intelligence
and patriotism of the loyal states of the
north and west for success, and it will
not be disappointed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-21
GOOD BYE.

The country's defenders and patriots
who have, since the memorable struggle
for national existence. cast their lives
and fortunes with this state whose early
ambitions and love OF freedom precipi-
tated the mighty conflict, which has come
to constitute one of the most graphic
pages of the worlds history, have come
and gone.
Their twice told tales of vivid scenes
had lost none of their patriotic impulse,
but their broken and irregular line of
march along the streets that were as yet
all unnamed in that long gone time,
when these same lettering forms We're SO
heroically facing the foe, had in it a
strong touch of pathos, and the echo OF
their departing footsteps leaves not only
frightened hopes and heightened
imagerles, but saddened memories.
Being gone, in the name of our peo-
pie, we can only say: we are glad you
came; come again: and goodby.
1t was said, and often repeated, that
the reunion was, after all, but a grand
Republican rally. For one we do not
feel inclined to find fault with the criti-
cism. No general gathering of ex-Union
soldiers can be other than Republican
rally even in higher than a party sense,
although the Union army sprang from
the Republican party, its defeats and
victories constituting that party's history
and all that it is.
It was grand demonstration of pa
ternal loyalty and patriotism, by men
who are no longer moved by the ordi-
nary incidents of life; by men whose
combined experiences constitute chap
tiers of more stirring romance than are
found in books Of fiction; by men in
whose combined action the Republic of
America lives and only lives.
Then, soldiers reunion or Republican
rally, either or both, it was full of glory
and glorious.
Good bye.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-21

One thing that struck the visitors to
the city the past week, and especially
the old soldiers. was the entire absence
of any sort of decoration at the COM
mission house of L. d. Lewelling & Co.
The common sentiment was, and is, that
a man who has so little regard for the
credit of his city, the prevailing senti-
ment of the community and visitors and
the properties of the occasion, is not the
proper person to place at the head of
government for great state like Kansas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-21
A HINT TO FARMERS

During the past few weeks the pro-
vision market has made marked and
rapid advance and the indications are
that we shall have high priced meats
not only throughout the fall and winter
but also next year. This is due to scar
city of breeding hogs, the light stock of
meats-less tLan half the stock at this
time last year-the continued heavy ex-
port demand and large home consump-
ton and the prospective high price of
corn. In view of this situation the
farmer should prepare in time for the
requirements of next year.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-21

In this season of give and take between
the Pops and Dems-the Pops taking the
cream and giving the Dems the skinned
milk-King having been pulled off the
congressional track in the Second dis
trict in favor Of Moore, the Democratic
nominee. the deal being made IN the in
terest of Jerry Simpson in this district,
it will now be in order for Ed Carroll,
Democrat, to get out of the way of Fred
Close, Pop, in the First district And
this will be the sequel TO the situation up
there without doubt.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-21

1t is fact that cannot be denied that
the workingmen of America are today
receiving greater wages in money by
more than 80 per cent. than they re-
ceived before Republican protection be-
gan in 1861, 1t is equally IN deniable
that every dollar they receive in wages
will today buy more than $3.50 would
have bought in 1861. These two facts
ought TO be enough to determine every
reasonable workingm&n TO vote for Har-
rison and tor The continuation OF the
great industrial policy which has brought
about such results.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-21
DAS NEEDING OF DER LOYAL
TEMOCR ATS.

ST. MARKS, Aug. 70.
To the Editor CT TIE wichita Eagle
Ivas at der needing OF der loyal Tenn
ograts on Iasht Duesday ven Mishter
Scherry Simpson falls der big plum
down. I means, cen blain Auslice, ven
Scherry fuled der democrats tosend him
home to Washington two dimes more,
Now, Mr.. Editor, bees German. and
a loyal Temocrat efer 20 moOch, but me
ish ferry fulish. urd l swears By Jen-no,
by Andras Shack sen-uBd ! docs not
oferstand vat der loyal democrats docs
means ven da' viii send Sckerry two
dimes 10 Washington. Vow. Aeesier
Editor, dinks you knows Ieedle OF a
few links. und if you bleese you dells
me Something's 10 my questions und VII
be 50 glad vas dere dot noisht.
My frs. question iss. WA Is TsHo-
eTat anyhow: / delIs you. Ar. Editor.
wal blleyes. An Temocra. lsA IN mcuS