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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-04-29
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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-04-29
THE ALLIANCE.

The Progressive Farmer: Along
about now you can find out who has
the Alliance real bad and who has not
Some OF the fellows who want Office
and have been promised one haven't
got it bad.
~
The Pennsylvania farmer: The
farmers OF this country have more ex-
tensive more compact more system,
attic and more ably managed organiza-
lions than ever before. Let them
proceed to work now as they ought
and the farmers of this country can
get the recognition they deserve.
M
The Living Truth: Our political
economists OF the Wall street variety
are pulling at the wrong end of the
rope. They say overproduction is the
trouble; we say it is under consump-
ton. Give the people more money
and they will buy more goods This
will increase the demand just as if the
production was diminished.
~
The Tulare Valley Citizen: Is there
any way to enforce the demands OF
the people or secure the enactment OF
them into laws except by political &C.
rionP Such action will be necessary
to decide who shall rule this country;
the citizen or the dollar Money
should be the servant of the people
not their master. 1t should be used
for their benefit not to Cypress them.
**
The Alliance Herald: This move
ment of the producers and laborers is
for equal rights to all and special
favors to none. Every man who tolls
for his daily bread, whether in store,
shop, Office, furnace or field. is equally
interested. The success of it means
benefit for all Its failure means
heavier burdens, more toll and less
profits to all. Buckle on your armor
and fight for your rights and your
liberty, the protection of homo and the
freedom of your children.
~
The Randolph Reformer: In answer
to parties who are so anxiously inquir.
ing if the Alliance is going into poll
tics we say no not if by that they
mean will the Alliance go into caucus.
ing conventioning, and machining o
new party. But if it is meant, vii
the Alliance use all legitimate mean.
to secure the nomination and election
OF men who will stand squaroly, avow
eddy and unequivocally on the plat
form of their state and national de
mands, then we answer yes. The SLANG
editor is out but when he comes il
we will get him TO say 'do you
Catchpn
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-04-29

VIM. NJ. Cr0an, Pres.
W. j. Kinsley, SeC'y.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-12-24

OF Siam the Crown Prince must be OF pure,
royal blood on both sides OF the family. 1t
might be supposed that the children were
idiots, but Mr. Child states that they are
very intelligent and well educated. One of
the Kings brothers is graduate Of Cam
bridge, and several of his children were ed
ucated In England.
Siam is larger than Texas, and has about
100000 inhabitants. The exports are
principally rice. cattle, sugar and paper.
The country is out of debt. but the people
are nevertheless heavily taxed.
Siam is silver country, gold cur
rency being almost unknown. The dead
are cremated instead OF buried. Popular
education extends only 10 reading, writing
and arithmetic. Everybody reads q great
deal. but the publications are mostly trashy
novels OF the worst class, and as for news
papers, they have always been a failure in
Siam. 4 good many have been started, but
in almost every instance the paper was CON-
PEELED TO suspend 10 little while on account
of something published about some foreign
Minister or some member of the Siamese
court. There are now two papers printed
in English In Siam. but they do not amount
to much. One is weekly and the other a
semi-weekly.
The head wife of King Chulalon gkorn is
the Queen OF Siam. As already stated, she
is her husbands half-sister, and, like him,
she was given very good education. She
Is much brighter and better looking also
IMAM the IllustldliOH OF HcI mere would H.
dictate Her dress is Of the regulation
Siamese kind, sort Of bfurcated skirt
which Nine. JenneSs- Miller would consider
quite the proper thing. The wives and
daughters OF the mobiles Of Siam are refined
and handsome. Mr.. Child says, but there
are few handsome women in the lower
classes. The Queen is a little woman, as,
in fact, most Of the females of the country
are. kissing is not INDUCED in even be-
tween near relatives or lovers. Instead,
however, they rub their faces together as If
they were smelling.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-12-24
THE STOCK MARKET.

The purchases OF Walls ana Epstein caused 10
cent advance yesterday Trading was quite active
In the leading stocks The bidding for stocks de-
veloped quite scarcity and proved pretty conclu-
slvely that they well held. Mr.. Flood expect Is
10 leave for New York, and his return will be
anxiously looked for, as IL is generally believed
that he will then begin pumping out the mines
under his control and go back 20 work In the lower
levels. Nothing new was received from the front,
and as the exchanges will close at noon to-day and
particular advance is looked for.
The purchases OF Ophir aud Con, Cal virginia
by walls at 81 50 the feature OF yesterday S
market. Epstein was quite buyer OF Potosi and
the stock sold mp to 81 80 during the 2:SO p NJ
session. closing quite strong and active
NOTES.
Silver declined to SIC in New York yesterday and
TO SD In London.
FRED w. Hsdleg, secretary of the San Francisco
Stock Exehanse. has been confined TO his home the
past week with a serious ilnesss.
The assessments Commonwealth and East
Best and Belcher are delinquent IN the board To-
The California Savings and Loan Society has de-
clared semi-annual dividend, at The rate OF 4-10
per cent per annum on term aud u per cent on
ordinary deposits, payable January 3.
he Cherokee mine IN Butte County Will be sold
by Sheriff Anderson on the 27th TO satisfy claim
OF the Bank OF California for S3665l.
The battery returns OF Con New York ore, which
is being crushed at the Nashoe MILL thus far this
week fully up those OF last week and average
from $34 TO SS5 per ton, with high percentage OF
gold The mine has steadily improved in the slopes
and at lower points during the past week.
The Central Railroad Company hSs levied an
assessment OF g. per share delinquent January "a.
The oak Creek Land and water Company has
levied an assessment OF soc pr share delinquent
January T.
- The Savings and Loan Society has declared a
dividend at the rate OF five and one-tenth % llo)
per cent per anuum on term deposits and four and
quarter (414) per cent per snnum on ordinary de-
posts free OF taxes payable on aud alter tuesday
January 3, 1898.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-12-24
HAD TO PAY THEIR WAY
No Brothers or Sisters in Town on
Whom They Could Sponge.

Lewiston Evening Journal.
'They hain't no convention nor nothn' in
town, is they? ?" asked long-haired man.
who, with an elderly lady carrying an
enormous reticule, stepped falteriugly up to
the counter in a Lewiston hotel Friday
evening and looked the proprietor fair in
his weather eye.
mot that know Of" said the proprietor.
What kind Of convention, mister, were
you looking for?"
"Wa'al, Baptis'. Baptis' Is my FIRST pick.
wife, "she's got Meth'dis' leaning. but
'twouldn't matter much either way, would
h?' be replied, smiling at his modest
partner.
Did Won come to town expecting con
ventlon 2, asked the proprietor.
mol oh mol No*s i know on. We're
both Y. NJ. C. A., We see, and she's
temp'rance, and Pm considerable in
the Grange. and she's Rebckah.
and I'm one OF the G. A. r. post up
in my town. We come visitn', but the
folks is away. We'd orter let 'em know.
but we didn't We've allus bad good luck
conyentionin;, allus, stayed good
while aud had plenty to eat and
mighty good time, and 1t han't
never, cost US nothin'. We generally
intend to do most O. our vIsitin' in strange
places rs delegates, but here we be, and the
folks We was a-goin' to visit has gone away,
and, thought !, il there's convention In
town it's mighty slim show but I'd be one
OF the brethren aud she'd be a sister In
less'n two minutes after we seen headquar-
tiers. thought Ia ask the question. No
harm, we know. Ef there was a conven ton
O. any kind-Republican or Democrat, Uni
tartan, Congregationalist,o old school Baptis'
Good Tenlplar, Sons o. Temp'rance. Tenn
pie er Honor, Patrons O. Husbandry. p. u.
Q. w. r.. G. A. r., Sons o. Vet'rans, or any
thing o the kind-you'd know it, wouldn' 4
you?"
There Is no convention OF any kind"
Come on, then, Hesty," said he, YEARLY
well have to stay here and settle"
''Sam," said the landlord, "give this con.
pie the bridal chamber"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-12-24
Tuned Ii for Wagner's r1usic.

BILL" said the piano merchant to the
man who swept the Office, 81 want you to
go down the street and tune piano for n
family. They're in a great hurry or I
wouldn't ask you to do IL. but the regular
tuner has gone for the day."
-. ~ cant tune pianos" replied the man.
roh. yes. you can, said the dealer cheer
iuily; just open the lid and you'll see
lot Of keys. Give 'em few twists so az To
tighten the wires, thump on the keyboard
like crazy man for fifteen minutes. charge
them 81 and then come back In time 10 put
the coal In"
And the sweeper did 1t,
That evening the daughter of the house
remarked TO her fance:
"How charmingiy he tuned III / was
never able to play Wagner's music SO DELI
cloualy."
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-12-24

cial businesses in this country" he con-
tinues, "are actually and practically car
ried on by women as heads or sole
representatives OF firms. One lady in
the United States very successfully de-
Tended her patent dress protector in open
court, and, though conducting the case her
self, came off with flying colors, although
opposed TO one of the cleverest lawyers In
America. In the multitudinous and ever
increasing requirements of modern domestic
life, in the changing fashion of dress and In
the growing necessity for substituting me-
chanical labor-saving appliances for hand
maids work in household affairs n bound
less field lies before the gentle sex in which
their inventive faculties can be productivity
and probably exercised"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-12-24


SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived.
FRIDAY. December %.
stmr Noyo, DrIsko SO hours from Newport; bal
last. to Union Lumber Co.
stmr AIcatraz. FagerIund. S6 hours from San
Pedro; ballast. 10 White.
Stmr Point Arena. johnson, Is hours from Men
doeino; pass aud mdse TO Mendocino Lumber co.
Stmr Westport, Jacobs. u hours from Hueneme:
ballast, TO Pollard & Dodge.
Cleared.
North Fork por,n ET.ss 6 DesssT 49,
ship st David, Lyons. New York; John Rosen-
felds Sons
Br ship British Princess, Scott. Queensto n
Balfour, Guthrie * Co.
Br ship GIenogil. stevenson. Queenstown Bal
four, Guthrie & Co.
Bark oregon, Mccartney, Nanaimo; John ROssn-
Schr Norway. CharIeson. Alfalfa; d Bunker &
Co.
Sailed.
THURSDAY, December %.
Schr Jennie Griffin Campbell Bodega
FRIDAY, December 20.
Stmr Umatilla, Hunter, Victoria and Port Towns
stmr Oregon, Policeman Astoria.
Stmr Naekinaw Llttleheid Tacoma
Stmr Santa Rosa, Alexander San Diego
Shipping Notes.
Steamers to sail to-day the Peru for China
and Japan, Humboldt for Humboldt BAY, foiht
Arena for Mendocino and North orS Tor Humboldt
Bay.
steamers to arrive to-day. the City Of New
York from Panama, Oceanic from China and Japan.
keweenaw and san Benito from Puget Sound. New
bern from Mexico, Corona from San Diego ana b.
nito from the southern coast.
The following Br ships load wheat at Portland
for Europe, chartered prior TO arrival: Arctic
stream, Sos Sd; Peterborough, ZSs Cd; Skelmorlo,
S2S 50; Sutheriandshire, 3zs I'd; w Wolf tspoD,
owners account
The Br ship GaIatea was chartered prior to az
rival for wheat from Tacoma to Europe, 29s 6d.
TeIegraphic.
POINT LOBOS- 23-l0 M-Weather
cloudy; wind Sc; velocity 80 miles
Spoken.
Nov q & = 81 w shin Tacoma from PhiIadelphis
Domestic Ports.
CosMoPoLIs-Arrived Dec 22-Stmr Scotia, he
TAcoMA-sailed Dec 22-stmr san Benito, for
Foreign Ports.
GuAYAQUIL-Arrved Dec 2l-Schr Queen hce
HULL-Arrivcd Dec 10-Br ship Gagate, hence
July rs. via Falmouth.
LIYERPOOL-Entered out Dec i2-Nor bark
PRAWLE PoINT-Passe Dec 2l-Br ship Rel-
ance from Liverpool for San Francisco.
PORT PIRRIE-Arrived prior 70 Dec 22-Br bark
Sumatra from Port Gamble
Arrived Dec 2l-Stmr City OF Sydney, hce Dec s.
Importatious.
MENDoCINo-Per Point Arena-1 pillow point,
COOP turkeys. / coop chickens, bxs mdse
whtesborO-l2 bbls bxs apples, bx mdse
Caspar-l36 eds wood.
Point Arena psgs mdse. dressed hogs, ky
bx butter, 20 bxs apples L coop chicxens S5 tins
kg taIlow, bxs salmon. BIZ WOOL AZ bdls hides 4
trunks goods IA SKIS leaves, SIX tails, bdl pelts
Consignees.
Per Point Arena miths Cash store: Never a
Akmann; Calm, Ncgelsburg a Co; Ross & Hewlett;
Dairymen's Union; Wilson & Deyiibiss; Aeronome-
ter Co: oCalaghan 4 Bros; Baker & Hamilton !;
Dodge. Sweeney 4 Co; Sumner 4 Co: Captain
Terrell; Standard Oil Co; Zenther K Cohen; ii
Smith; NJ Peterson; u Marx; Hess: Jack Yale I:
Mendocino Lumber Co.
For Late shipping hatsHiosacc see E,sats Page
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-12-24
written for THE CALL by ADr1rxr E. KrAr,
A BARBER TALKS OF Boards
Nature Is Good Artist and 1t is Best
to Let Them Grow Naturally.
NeT York Sun

io LII iHSIH GROW Naturally.
New York Sun.
Most men," said the learned French
barber. Imagine that they can control the
direction in which their boards grow by
shaving. That is absurd. II you will take
microscope aud examine the face of a
oaoy week old you Will see that the
cheeks and chin are covered with very fine
soft hairs, Invisible to the naked eye. The
direction in which they turn will never be
changed. If the child IS a male those hairs
VIII constitute the beard when 1t grows 10
be man. III it is Of the other sex they will
make the down which the poets praise.
frequently men come to me and express
desire TO have the shape of their beards
altered by changing the direction in which
the hairs grow. To all these / saw only:
MeSsieurs, what y0n ask cannot be.
Eli the curlng-irOns and razors Ia the
world are powerless against the decree of
nature. Moreover, il would be foolish FOR
you to make cuch change even though IL
were possible. Nature is good artist. and
II her ideas are followed the result is al
ways good A little training here or there
may be beneficial, but the general plan Of
nature should be followed and not op-
posed. BE thankful. messieurs that you
nave boards. and do not try to ruin them
30, too, tell those with straight boards
who wish to have them curly and those
with curly boards who wish 10 have them
straight. 1t Is possible TO curl straight
hair, and also TO straighten curly hair but
the effect Is temporary and more or less in
iurious"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-12-24
CAGES FOR MEN.
They Are Now Furnished by the Big
Safe Companies.

NV
The Idea seems strange at first thought.
but IL is less stri king when one thinks the
matter over, that the men who for years
have been devoting all their time and energy
10 designing devices for vaults aud safes so
strong as TO resist all efforts to get into
them should now turn their minds 10 pro-
curing devices to resist all attempts OF men
to get out aud away. Yet that is what the
safe manufacturers are now doing. and it is
fast becoming a large and lucrative bust
ness. Making strong cages for men, that is
what they are dOiug-eages so strong as 10
be as burglar proof from the outside as the
strongest safe-depost vault Is from the out
side.
All the long years Of experience In build
ing safes has been turned upon this new in
dustry, so that perfection has almost been
reached at the very outset. There was no
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-12-24
WeexIvClearinVs.

New YORK, Dec. 23.-Bradstreers gives clear
ings for the past week Tor the principal cities Of the
United States as follows: New York. 1894 72O, 9U9
Increase PSI; Chicago, Sis, 19I.915. increase
Els; Boston, Sl2O,707,566 increase 27.6; Phila-
dephia, s8S 1853. 100 increase 2.5; st. Louis. $780,
1858 l57, increase AZ: san Francisco. s14,37S, 1884,
no comparisons; Baltimore. Sl0.246.OOO. increase
lib: Pittsburg, $l4, 1856 900, decrease 49, Gin
einnati. Sl4,682,O00. increase 7.2: Kansas
City, Mo. $lt 1906 800 increase p 3; Jew Orleans
$16,7l70 900. increase II 3: Omaha 1870 900, in
crease 43 q Denver, $685. 900 increase % o; st.
raul, 90 S34 900, Increase 80; Galveston SO 073.
600, increase u 5; Portland. Or, $l,S79 GAL de-
crease 16; SAT- Lake, sl,72S,0O0. increase 352;
Seattle, $i.I26 QUO, increase 81. 3: Tacoma $685.,
600, increase l7.9; Los Angeles, sl,466. 500. de-
crease q; Helena, 1881 900. no comparison; Spo-
kane 81 ,O46OO0 no comparison; Great Falls. 1885,,
2ll. no comparison.
Total for the week ended December az for the
leading cities of the United States, 81 .612, 26l.
~. an increase OF 243 per cent as compared with
the same week last year.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-12-24
THE PEARL OF ASIA.
Something About the King and Queen
of SIAM

Jacob T, Child, ex-Ninister to Siam. has
published a book on Siam under the title
'The Pearl of Asia" In a chapter de-
scribing his presentation to King Chula-
longkOrn, Mr.. Child says that dressed in
his plain suit OF black he looked like crow
among flock of tropical birds. King
Chulaongkorn understands English, but
doesn't speak the language. or at least not
on state occasions. According to MIR.
Child he is "a wise, humane, prudent and
brainy monarch"
He has forty-segen wives, however. and
the head wife. the mother of the Crown
Prince, is his half-sster. Under the lavs
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-12-24
Overland shinments.

Overland shipments OF produce ana merchandise
from Northern and Central California via Southern
Pacific lines in November were 80 9O9 tons distrib-
utet as follows: From San Francisco II .639 tons
Oakland, $50 tons; san Jose. 29lO tons; Stockton,
Sl47 tons: Sacramento and East 66l2 tons; Marys-
yille e97 tons; Portland. 1924 tons
The leading items were follows IN TONS
unless otherwise specified; Beans. z45: Borax.
1l3: Canned Goods. 2S47; Fresh Fruit, 1886
Citrus Fruit. "a; Dried Fruit z639; Raisins. 1871
Nuts. 256: Honey. 50: Hops. SJ5: hides, I50;
Leather, 3i3; Potatoes. 1850; Vegetables 3I6:
Powder, 4S6: Quicksilver. SO; Wool. 927; Canned
Salmon. 1853: Picked Salmon, l1S: Brandy (gal-
lons), $4,000; VINO (gailons), $500; Syrup
lgallOnsl. 1880; Coffee. eco Rice, IS; Sugar.
SES: Tea, 1870
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-12-24
A French Church Revolt.

At Berdones, in the Department Of Gers.
France. priest was appointed by the Arch
bishop whom the Practitioners did not like.
The townsmen locked up the church The
priest attempted to address them, but was
cried down and hooted; and now they have
sent word TO the Archbishop saying they
would call Protestant clergyman unless
their wishes concerning the appointment OF
their priest were needed. Such proceed
ing is altogether unheafd of In that part
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-12-24
THE FIRST FLOWERS.

There were d roses till the FIRST child died,
No viOlets. no balmy -breathed heartsease,
No heliotrope, nor buds so dear TO bees,
The honey hearted WOO ibiue, no gold-eyed
And whitelashed daisy flower nor, stretching wide,
Glover aud cowslip cups. like rival seas,
Meeting and parting as the young spring breeze
Runs giddy races playing seek and hide:
For al! flowers died when Eve left paradise,
Aud all .hs earth loweress awhile
Until little child was laid in earth:
Then from tho earth grew violets for It's eyes,
And from is lii s rose petals FOR ATS smile,
And so all flowers from that childS death took orth
MAURICE r. EGAS
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-12-24

need OF experiments, no need OF trials
which would be expensive without achjey-
Ing any new results. All that had gone be-
fore. The safe-builder had so thoroughly
learned the composition and the temper and
the combinations of his iron and steel as To
make his strong-boxes almost absolutely
lmperylOus TO the most accomplished bur
glar. acting under the most favorable cir
cumsiances with the very best and most
perfect tools. For. strange to relate, your
modern burglar Is no bungling blacksmith
lie Is always well abreast OF the times and
in wit and scientifi: learning has sometimes
been known TO outstrip his more honest and
less nimble brother. So that with all the
circumstances in his favor the mechanic.
having studied long to beat the enemy from
without, now hnds little trouble in holding
him within.
Thus IL is that one OF these steel cages ia
almost whole Jail in Itself. A house or
barn or any building can very easily be
turned into perfect lookup. Set up one
oil these cages on the barn floor. put half a
dozen OF them in line II need be and the
Jail is ready to do business. Cage the mis-
oner, snap the lock and there he Is. safe and
secure until tho keeper Is OF mind to re-
lease him. Be he ever so skIllful ana dee
perate he cannot by any means escape.
Nor will outside help avail him. A gang of
men working unmoles,ed through a n;ebt
could not free him, and should there be
such an attempt aid could be summoned
from even a distant point long before tbey
could make any impression upon the cage.
Experience having long ago shown that
cells IN lails constructed OF iron could mot
be depended upon and that q material was
required for the building which would he
proof against all cutting tools, n peculiar
combination OF iron and steel is now nsed
10 making the bars. Working upon a tough
center core OF fbrous iron. a circular hand
OF the hardest chrome steel is laid. and This
In turn Is surrounded by another Covering
OF tough iron.
tbs possible with proper tools TO easily
cut through the outer covering of iron. Int
turned and the prisoner or his friends eel
no further. The combination of iron ana
steel maintains the rigidity Of the bar. for
were 1t either solid steel or solid iron II
might be snapped by blow from hammer
oL crowDar. In cells or cages with fat bars
steel and iron. W
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-12-24

All kInds. Sh2@ll12e; pals. 12@13c: California
tlerces, l1Re; ha f-bbis, 12c: lO-b tins l2a &c:
DO. DID. l2t4@l314c; Mess Beer. 81 5o@S; extra
mess do ~ oO99: family do, SlO@lO so: clear
Pork; 500; extra prime, Sl4 q Dbl: extra clear $50
GO %: mess, $l79ls p bbl Smoked Beef. l0Is6D
HopS-Nominal at l5@lSc " 10.
HIDES AND PELTS-Heavy sailed steers 7sI r..
medium, 6@612c D 10: light 4L@e 70: cow.
hldes, 4@i12e = N; saIted Kip. &c . Ii; saIted
CAR, 20; dry Hides, usual selection Sc: dry KIps
&c; dry Calf, &c; prime Goatskins. 100000 each:
Kids oG l0c; Deersxins. good summer. 371ac: me-
ululn, 5u93212e; winter, 20025c: Sheepskins
shearilngs, lOSg25c: short wool, 40(970e: medium
709Soc; long wool, eOc@gSl 80 each. CuIIs OF ali
kinds about 10 less.
e,TALLow-No. l rendered, 41a@47sc; Refined,
MOOL-FaH clips are quoted as follows: Hum
poldt and Mendocfno, 14Ql5c; Northern free. ll@
dZc; do. detective 9@l0c; free Mountain, 96Dlle;
San Joaquin and Southern defective, Ease. Spring
mooI IS quoted as follows: Eastern Oregon, 1870
l7ci Valley Oregon, 1S@2lc q 10.