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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-05-19
Selatpare'S Scmofrateu fur Gieoe=
Iau0.

0oper, 9tl., II. Mai.-2sr bsute bier
abaebaltcue bemofratiide StaatS'@ouuent
erlpdblte pi. !6p. 3boS. &. Saparo, piram
y. 8orle, GOuperneur 5iepnolDS, Riharo
s. 8eunep, SObu W. Gauisp unn SSm. Z.
Sumau su 9elegaten fir ren gtauonal-
Gonueut. Die ! lelesation erhielt teine lpe'
;ielrn Snfrutnonen, 1T jepoa etnlitnnlig
fir Gleuelaup. Die platform penunStrt bic
Ntc8iuep. 9ia, oppOuirt Der Sllber.6ret-
prd9ung uuo lobt bic abminiltratton Sleues
lnuN'S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-05-19
0arfliurft lliio Gnninrte,t .

gtew . orf, II. Wtai. - lin &c. B..
%. oa inter ben Sluipi;ieu Der vsciety for
the Prevention of Crime" cine Otaienuer.
iammluus fattiiuoeu, nm tine AeuBsrun9 Der
6Hentlihen M.inuus ;u Gunfien Der Be.
ptaung gce.n Die Allian,, pelde angcblid
iwiihen itabtiid.u Seamten unS Yerbre'
heru beheht, ;u erm0glihen. @eueral
@ager Swapne miro ben Sorile fiibren nno
Or. 6. 8. Bariburif, iorpie uerihleoene ans
eere 6erren fiue oils Rebn.r augefiiuoigt.
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sie 9ataftropbe aut Dem fa5siId,eu Rsere.

BeterSburg, 17.Oai.-0er 9ampfer
valeraaper @olcom," luel4er. rpie 9eiiern
aus aftra6an s.mslbet wnrbe, auf benz
faipii6eu Dte.re uutersiug, fubr sesen GnOe
beS NtouatS Tdr, Don eiHem periideu 6as
fen na6 Satu ab. Gr erreifte ieinen 8e.
iiimmungsort uift, uHo eS eriitirt fein
3peifel, oaB oerielbe in benz am 90. WGrj
ausgebro6enen Srfau untsrgins.
Der Oampier fiibrte fein etuSiges I9fet.
tunssboot, 10 oaB fidl Die 250Safagisre nm.
nl09lid) retten ioHuteu. 3uoem bate oaS
Sabr;eus eiuen itwsreu9arso uuf oemgtr.
bed, pelder fi4 wabrib.inlid III 6olge oes
SturmeS peri9ob uuo OaS Sfifi Sum 8eu.
tern bradte.
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aeelen ,oll etue Sd,auflteen, Iosen.

@aniassG I'm, Wto., II. Mai. - Die
9eb6roeu pom 9cauenmorth, as., ilno babel,
Or. Seelep cine Qlcens fir eiue SduappSs
fneipe auSsuiteQeu, neil er ben fidl ieiner
9ebaupluu9 lluter;lebeuOeH jsoeH S6uapps
auSiGenit, ben Ic babeH pOleu. 9r. a.e.
l.p nil biersegtn gerufuug einIeseu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-05-19
Traufreidi uuo Der Watifan.

- Die pSeilsarmee" besaun eeheru ei.
neu uiertdgtseu @OHsreR in 9leiu.9 9Ort inter
yeituns p.s Generals" Darlington Booth.
9u 5000 Yerionsu uGbm.H AulhsIl oil benz
Spettafel.
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@ine franfe &eber

ift in ben meifieu 6dlIen bic Triad. elmer
nieterseoriidten, peiuliGen StimmuHs unb
Der uus aubaftenbeH Sei6werOen, uub
bieie 9siben wer6eu 10 luHge Ouueru, uls es
Der 9sber ssituttet 1T, III ibrem trdseu, trunts
baften 3uitauoe ;u perbarreu.
Cur Sslebuug uuO Grfriiduug Der 9sber
uHb anberer SsrouuuugsOrgane uuO oeren
umwuuOIuns in ibren ROrnal5uitanO uno
cine seiurOs Gbatisteit sisbt ss tsiu bsferes
Witlsl, als
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an Die saItim Orer gbaEmaeeuten.
Der v@creit 3itr 0erbeNcrnRs Der
cage Der 9lrmeu"

(Poor Association) Himmt G5tiude poH GrbeitsebsrH
uno arbeiiRebmcru nueuteeItIidb in gir. 4, 2sel's
SarGi0eai,rast sHistgsE. (SGI11 ,0Ilie,l.S SaD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-05-19
6ine eniinrunneue Rnnne.

81 o NJ. II. Mai. = GroBes aufeben
puroe bier ourd Die 6luht elmer Ronne,
giamens Grmelino, aus oem SIoiter Santa
Oiaria ;u Srta, nabe 0tom, psruriadt.
9ieielbe loa anldBlih elmer Yiebesafiaire
i4led)t behauSelt woroen iein, bic ie iidD ,ur
6luat euti1lOB. alOiteridiilerluHsn war,n
ihr bel benz @nttommen bebiilflid. uuo fe
iauo ipGier Sufludt bel ben GIttru elmer Ser
Shiltrinuen. Die Sirheubeb0roe bat Die
Solisei eriudt, bic ytOune ;u uerbait.u, al.
leiH bic Yoli;ei ueriueigertt ibre Ginmi.
iGuug.
5raufreid uuo Der Datifan.
Yaris, II. 9tai. - Ser Gr;biidof
bon Yaris bat benz Bapite einen 8riei ges
idlidt, in iuelhem er Die Eolitif oes Saii.
fans gesen Srnntreidl nit 6reuoeu acceps
lirt. aQe Rsinuugsperi9leOenbeiten iino
bieruiit aus benz 9Sege serdumt.
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SDeI
VntMa,t & G0ntp.
E( e r5euge.
Stuet fpestelle STerirnu8en bemte
tttto bios fur bettte.

Die cine befeht aus elmer Yartie aIIortir.
ter &leloerienge, 46';ollise Senriettas uno
46'iolige Seoforb. Serbs umfaiIeno, in ben
neuefen uno begcbrensmertbellen Earben,
nie Ufarineblau, !Sea. unb 9unfel.2ob.
braun, DELL uno 9uufeIbraun, Seu. uuS
Snnfelsrau unb Beiufarbeu. so Stiid aIIe
Sulammen. Seine Yarb jemals fir neul>
ger, ais su 81 nerfauft. geir offeriren iie
Sbnen heute sur ausipahl su eeuau benz
halbeH Breis-5o Gents Ole Darb.
Die anbere, eiue Bartie BON 10 Gtiiden
9upin's 46.;Olisem sanslpouenem id)war.
sem Saniilet2ud; uniere reaelmdbiae rs
@ents'Sualitdt. Nber bente fonnen Gie
ne 5u so Gents Die 9arS betommen.
Gbcnio Cit fpesieller @erfamf bon
Spiben.
5000 Darbs Boint be Srlanb. Spiten, 6
bis 16 Soa brett, III gcru, g9eiB unD 3nei.
tarben. &egelmGbt9e SO uub 60 Gents.
Waaren. sS,r ofieriren fe ;u 25 Gents Die
Yarb mad Selieben.
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~ utij fur &aHermietber.

9}OttI fur SsaiIsrmistber.
8as gEcf.r 3epart,m,nt piIo Woutos, Den %.
TaI, aEianseH, Die g3GiierIrtuHg nah ben anpeicH,
oerea RetHuRseH flr S9l, ionic aIoeIe Rl6taI0e
niht beSdblt iueroen, abjuiperren.
12O-5) q. Shriper, Observation-Disclosures.
nn Die 9aItim orer pbarmaeeuten.
allsn gbdymaecuter, u,tfe In Der Siaot Baltimore
as Sigsntbimcr pOE @eihiiien, seitdiisilhrenoen
aifiiisnteH IN gpotbeteH ooeI Vropiors tbdt9 iHo,
miro biermit Roi3 9saebeH. fi entipreheno ben 8e@
itimnlunaeH oes GeieBe5 an ooer Dor Dem 80. SUM-
1892 rt9iirlrsH ootr neu IsglIiren 81 IaiieH. 9i.
regtmd6igeH SibuHeeH Der Er1ilH9s 9eboJos iins
ben am /. IHo 3. SeuitdJ irosH Dtonats. 2Sorullis
tags urI 10 uhr, i'm Buredu oes Sr. Y. Saredioa,
yir. 932, paoiioHz 9ueHIe, itatt, no bic Resiris
runssbiider eehaiten lperoeu. Anmelounqen iir
SriiuHs ootr GtBliirirnHa ioEnen bel lratno sr,m
otr Sommlidre aemadlt ueToeH. Specieae SiSungea
perosH absebGIIen, ntAH Arranssments in bieier
geiiebuag nit Der Behoroe astroiieH tueIoeH.
2. R. u. 6ulbretb,
9lr 1OO1, 9barIesfrnst,
3. Il. &Saneod,
ytr. 4, Sho=SonaroTIass,
q. Garedfnn,
Rr. 932. Raoiions 9lpsnus,
120) eommiidTe.
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S5pel @utmatt & GDmp.,
M. .1l2, 1I4, 1J6, 1I8, I2O, 122,
I t. 0=Guta m=S tra6e.
2onooti,V art. 0attcSader.
:. & s.. SSpneS & GD1ttp,

empfeblensperthe Sesrdbnisitdtten in n,ueu 4b.
theiunaen. Breiie $25 bis $3.50, mas oauernoe
Nflege oerielben in fid1 lflcBt. (Uiir,25 2aJtey)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-05-19
Ser Scntid)e Gorreipsnbent,
9dsIidl, iu06ertIio uns Sonntass,

8. Saaine, Gfoentbir,cr nno Reoaftenr,
Ghbpeh,gde Saltmorss StroGe uno poitsC ce-ape.
greis bes taeIidlen 9Iattss, ourtb ardser In gal-
tinore urp In Der gladbarlhaft beiorgt 12JS Cts;
tdalidbe uro eouuta as sslusaabe 15 Gts. pro
Yaope sahIbor m0entlit bic oas latt beIorgeuocu
Triaer.-3daIicb nebfi 1cnuta aS= alus aabs unter
YorfozgoranSbe,aaMHs $3.50 pro Sabr, fur fiir,ete
!5eit i'm gerbaIfnis; iiir bic w6dbcutIdle MuSeabe
nit Gonrtassblatt, portoirei, init absug tir Clubs,
50 so pro Sdbr, nan ireeno einem Srfe oes Srlans
bes, 81 Hdh europa. Spnutae ss1uS gahe 81
pro Sdbr.-Sas bette uno btuteite oeutSd;e SIatt
In ben DittcI. uno SIofdateu.
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& d b 10 d 8
Yiaelt.

9as uo1tommenf., fiderite uro superldiHefe Nbs
iihrun9smitel, rein uegetaGiIiih, entbdIt ourdau5
feiu Gu.dfbsr ooer aHoere jeTitorenos GubitanSen,
bsiiSt ale suitH gis,ndatea, nelde Gutditlber ais
ReiHigunesmittel begt, o5ne bic @eohr ireeno elmer
beIieH a6tIR 5oIeen; fe haben Guedber eriett uno
fHo bic YiaeH Der uootrHeH gDiienihait eeporbtn.
glesant einsebdnt uno s,ihmadIos; ieint Ghnisriss
ielt i'm QtrunterhluftH Der Waowan'e PiueH;
Nib uno an9enebm uno il nab Der Soiis erlHoli4
pirteno; bic Sieblinaspiaen Der Geeennnrt.
Se heiIeu ale uureaemi slateiten b.s Dtagens, Der
eeber, @todrme, 9hereu, Slaie, Rerpen, Appstits
lofstet, sopfidmerBeH, Seriiopfurs, nHueroauIitls
ftit, SldbuIsen, 6iebtr, DarmeHtBinbnns, Sdmors
rboioeu lno ale nur.ssImd6isteiteH otr iHnsrtH
Sbeile.
greis 25 Cents bi. Bog. Bel alien 9rOsuihtn su
babeH.
DtaH gebe fiher uno isbe ;u, baB man
pRaomnp'S" erbdlt!
Dian idide cine SricfHart. on 9r. gaopas d
Gomp., vi. 80, gBauen:StraBe, Repsgori, I'm bic
G6rit "False and True" Uelbe ipertbpo1e 4l5fuHit
eie6t, susei6idt su tetommeu.
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Cine SeutfbfsinoIthe semonifration sa
Eauep.

Berlin, l8. Mai. - Die beutideu
3eitunqen bemerten nit iuahienSem lin.
ipilleu Die Sorbereituuscn fir Elm icgenann'
ties Shauturuen i'll gancp, Su melh.m
YrGiOeut Sarnot eriparter prro unb ip.ldes
ftd] ais etue sroBe beutidfeinolide 2emon'
itratOu ausweleH Oiirfte. Nancp lit nur
30 NieIlen Don 0tst NIB peni9e Wl.ll,n
BON Der Greu;e entierut. Gie u9tOroeeut.
ide aa9emsiHe 3eituus" uarnt Den Pral'
beHten GurnOt, Dem ofieubur beutibteinoli'
heu 6eite feiu oifisleles @eprd9e 6u per'
leibeu, uuo bOfft, baB teine Nusidreitungeu
uprtommen merbeu. sic fugt hinSu, ole
oeuiidlen Seb0rOeu piirben ale clap . lotbs
riu9id.n GbeIlnehmer ubue sScltertS rid
fldlsl0s beitraisn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-05-19

3auSibar, Is. Diat. - Der Sduptliuq
Der s9ahsbe, biSber Der bitterite S.iuo Der
Deuti6en in Siairifa, iuanote fdl oil ben
@ouperneur Sreiberr D. Soo.n nit Der Bit.
te nm 6rieoeuslhluB. Die Babebe bcmob.
nen pas sau;e 9auo BON Dipwapwa uuD
Sgopo bis al ben 9tnafa.See. Sic {ino
auf oerjsui9e ieinblid)e Stanm, m.ld)er
im @Oriabre Se 3elepsii.Grpeoltion nabe.
su pOlfGnoig uerntdItete, pcbei uua Der
Siihrsr bsrielben, Observation-Disclosures D. Sc
lspsti, ben friib;eitIgen 300 faHp. 9a Die
beitGubieen SGnlpfc nit ben sSabebe's Der
oeutl1 .airitauiib.u Segieruug uitt MIR i,br
uiel 0slo, ionDern auh pIele lReui6enlebeu
foiieten, fanu fem 3lueiiel beii.ben, baB
@ouutrueur D. SooeH oas Srieoeusauerbie.
ten aunebmen NIB oas 2ano Der 2eabcbe
utter beutiAe SberbObrit iteGen mirb.
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Gin franiSnfder eisa in 1onattna.

Yarts, Is. Ntai. : nga YarOle libre"
melOet bsute, OaB Die 6rauiOien in Gong,
Ting tiir3lid cine Serl9au;ung Ger Yiraten
angrifien unb e:oberteu. Die Yetteren leiz
ft.ten einen uerSwslielteu @ibertauo, uno
125 uou ibuen ipurbeu get0Otet. 2lui frau.
Soiiiber Seite blieb:u fiiui Sifisie.e NIB 50
Solpateu ouf benz Samoiplate.
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D Is 90 6 a((er.
GIntbfataitropbe tn siomr Gttp.

MfinSefens elf Wleniden ertrunteu.
rncrmer Gfaotu an &isentbunf. - Gtrfa
5000 waenifen aus ihren Gspbnnnsen
oerfriebeu. - Mn 1000 stud gieh In
edlIadltbaniern ertrunfea. = Die uebers
1cbtpfntntuudeu I'm au0eren t4e0eupen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-05-19
nus greasem ausse,piefeu.

SerllH, Is. Ytat. - Sr. ooH gSe1ef
lttti SojobarOuitdI, 6erausseber Der uaa-
aemeiueuGei9s.@ .@orreponOcns," ipurbe ans
SreuBen aussepieleu, neil er Dor einiseu
Sa9su alarmirsnpe giadlridteu iiber ben
GeiuubbeitSSuitaub oeS Suitaus p.rbreitete,
tpelfe uolftdnois uubegriiueet waren. @fGH
iagt, Die preuBiidJe &egieruua lei froh ge'
iueien, ben geidbrlideu Nteuiden, Der eln
Setter oes 6irleH BON 0iontenegro eiH
iOu NIB Dor ied)s Sabreu weaeu leiuer llm'
triebe a.9en Die 0itreidliidle &esieruug aus
Der Serse9o,pina auSsemieleu wuroe, los
gcporoeu Su ;iu. Surd Die Geid)ldlibfeit
uno Die Sd0nheit leiner taIentlrten Srau,
elmer 4merlfuneriu, pubte ct ild 3agans
Su ben h69iteu @eicuidaitstrelien, 81 per-
iAafien, welde er oailn bter NIB % bnrd1
frihseitige YreiSsebung zines Seheinrnifts
blobiellte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-05-19

9erIin, IS. Olai. - Su poIitildeu unp
militdril9en Sreiieu erregt eiue Srrer bes
Gsaren an itlueu @cueralltab g.luliIeS aui.
iehen, ba man pnriu ben Iusbrud elmer
freuupidaitli1en Geiiunuug aeseu 0eutid.
lamb erblidt. IS beiBt ndmllf, oab Die
ruifiGen 6iau6uer on Der 98eitsren;e nitt
iib.r bas iiblde MaaB blnansgtbeu ioucm.
9Is oifi;ieller @runo fir oieie anorouuna
wiro nun smar anse9eben, paB baourp MI.
seidhr l,5O0, 900 Hubel geipart werbeu, Die
BEN Se0ohneru Der ;pungeroitrifte Su @ute
fommen ioneu, i'll maBgebeuoeu Srereu
wirb oieier Grunb inbeiien Hur ais elm DOT.
aelhobeusr augeiehen. Su 8irtIi6teit lit
man lbsr;eust, ouB bic onsebabute SERBIAN.
biguus ;wii4en benz GSaren uuo Saii.r
SSiIbelm beu G;areg oasI ueraulabt bat.
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THE German Correspondent,

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in tao city OF Baltimore and ncigRbcrhooc 131l
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SUNDAY by mail, postage prepaid by publshcr,
a. so per annum: fer q shorter time in for-
tion. WEEKLY and SUNDAY, postage prepaid, with
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or Weekly 81 per annum. THE BEST AND
CHEAPEST GERMAN PAPER IN THE MIDDLE AND
SOUTHERN STATES.
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unrubsn In Waesppuien.

Berlin, 1S. piai. - llraiiuftige 9tat-
ridlteu siuseu Der u96luiideu 3einns" aus
Sofia ;u. Wacebouleu, welte nod immer
aut Die Semdbruus Der burt ben Ssrliner
Sertrag perip-odleutn Sreiheiteu wartet
une peHeu Nobl SulsarieM iebr am 9.rsen
lie9tr brdngt baS leetere aunl Serswelt.
lungStampt, in ben anoere Otdd)te periplts
teit weroen niiBten. 9as Auiebeu Der
Yforte ut bebeutli1 i'm S9winpen.
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Cine BARRIER gueueeihifte.


8etersbHrg, IS. 0tai.-Generalmaior
BON 9Sabl, bisber 6onuerneur Don 9ursf,
lit on Stsae peS ueriiorbenen @enerallieute.
uauts Greiisr gum SberpoliSeimuiiisr er.
uauut moroen.
Sbwobl Der ibuer franle ruifiidle O1ini.
fer oes sluspartigen, 6r. bon 0i.rs, beur.
laubt 1T, miiiieu oemelben bod u1brenO
Der abmeeubcit beS 9Sareu ale aui 9tuB.
LAMBS auspdrtige Ycllut be;isIidlen sra
gen HHterbrtltet peroeu.
Gine britiide 0eianotidiait In T.arpffp.
Gunaer, IS. 9Rai.-9ie unt.r Hiibruua
Smith's abgcanbte britiide Gelauotltait
al Den Sultan pom Naroito III am II. b.
Dits. in Sc; augetoumeu. Die g.lauot.
idbaft ipurre nit uo[lem orieutaliidem Yomp
.nlpiaugeu. sSdbreno bes @iuSuas in pi.
Giaot fano in ben SraBen, burn n,ld,. BIZ.
GeiauOtidaft ihreH @luius belt, mauriiae
Sapaa.rie Spalitr. 3wei Gag. ipater eul.
ping Der eultau bic GslaubtiGaf.s
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-11-24
THE DEMOCRATIC "EMBLEM.'

For many years past, the Demo-
cratic party has enjoyed an "em.
blem." True, it was not a beauty
and a joy forever, but it was real and
to the point. The picture has been
seen often caricatured in the Judge
and other papers, and needs only to be
mentioned, to be recognized--the
mule.
Richard Croaker, the present lead
er of Tammany, who predicted the
overwhelming defeat of Cleveland if
nominated by the Chicago convcn.
ton, suggests a new design. He be.
'lieves that the mule ought to be turn.
ed to the wall and its place the tiger
Al onIy %uuJevtIUn tnaJ we to this
change is that the tiger hasn't the
kicking qualities of the mule. Our
entire remembrance of the Demo,
cratic party is its kicking proclevi.
ties aside from that, we have no OBJ.
lection TO the change.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-11-24
THE MCKINLEY BILL

The evidence from many quarters
is complete that under the operation
of the Mckinley Bill, the wages of
the laboring man has been increased.
The fact is demonstrated and proven
by the reports OF the various labor
commissioners and statisticians Of the
country. There a be question
about the operation of this bill in so
far as the laborer is concerned. The
question therefore that confronts the
people of this country is whether they
are willing to cut off the imports from
rdoU-, hr'Uruet IuaJ Jhey
may be able to buy manufactured
goods for less money and thereby
force a reduction in the wages paid
to the laborers Of this country. We
concede that generally the people
favor legislation beneficial to them
selves that is to say, all consumers
who are producers, of course would
prefer to buy a coat for IS rather than
pay SIC, and this regardless of the
question as to where it is made. That
is purely a personal and selfish view
OF the subject. We all like to buy
cheaply. but we al want good prices
for whatever we may have to sell.
The object and purpose of the
Mckinley Bill was to encourage
American manufactures and advance
the price Of labor even to the point
of excluding certain goods manu-.
tured in foreign countries. Now,
unquestionably, it takes a patriot to
stand upon a platform Of that kind,
because it must be admitted by all,
that he Is himself deprived from buy.
ing certain goods as chesply as he
could buy them were it not for the
tarl1 imposed. But on the other
hand, is he not compen 3ated for this
in the building up, advancement and
enrichment of his own country? In
other words, our interests are here
our property is here, and we lave no
concern for any country but this, and
the question is whether 1t is not more
beneficial to the country as a whole
to pay q little more for what We con-
sumo, provided that it is manufactur-
ed by our own people, than it is to
build up an old country that has
nothing In common with US, simply
because we a buy their goods q
little cheaper?
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-11-24
THE LAST DAYS OF THIS CON-
GRESS,

DEMOCRATIC patriots and a number
OF newspapers are asking the Repub'
licans in this Congress to lay aside
Fartisanism and help the Democrats
remodel the tariff before Mr.. Cleve.
land is inaugurated. This is very
kind and considerable, but the Re.
publicans have no desire, as we un.
derstand the situation, to change,
modify or repeal the Mckinley Bill,
and for that reason they will take no
part of the responsibility in that par.
ticular work. The country has vest
ed in the incoming administration full
and complete authority to remodel
the legislation that has been adopted
by the Republican party in the past
tbirty-two years, every act of which
has been assailed by the Democrats
End the Republican party intends TO
let tue peoples agents, elected in
1892, do the reforming. If there is
any credit 10 be gained ip this great
reform they arc quilted to it, aud lle
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-11-24
WILD CAT BANKS.

The Legislature of Georgia on the
10th inst, passed a resolution calling
on the incoming Congress to carry
into effect tile provisions of the Demo,
cratic National platform in the re.
peal Of the ten per cent. tax on the
State banks.
This is the first expression, since
the election, on this question, and
indicates that the purpose of tli.
plank n the Democratic platform
was well understood in the South.
While, of course, the people have
great confidence in Mr.. Cleveland
conservatism yet We apprchend thai
they will find that he will experience
considerable difficulty in holding
back the law.making power of Con.
gross during the next two years.
The declaration calling for the rc
peal of the ten per cent. tax was a
well understood plank in the Demo.
cratic platform. Their majority in
Congress and the Senate is such tina
they will have the power to carry i,
into effect aud if it is not done the
Southern States. will present q yigor.
Gus kick. Taken altogether, the
Democrats have a rocky road tc
travel.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-11-24
SHERIFF'S SALE UNDER SPE.
CIAL EXECUTION.

Notice is hereby given that by vir.
tue and authority of Il special execu.
ton issued from the office of the
clerk of the circuit court for Cole
county, Missouri, in favor of Thorn
as b. Mahan, collector of the reye-
nue. of Cole county, Missouri, against
the unknown heirs Of Isaac Stone,
deceased, to me directed and deliv-
cred, L, the undersigned sheriff Of
Cole county, Missouri, have seized
and levied upon as the property Of
said defendants the following de-
scribed real estate, situate in the
County of Cole, State of Missouri,
o 'wit: The northwest quarter Of the
northeast quarter of section thirty
INT (31), township rorty.two (42)
range thirteen (13).
And that l as such sheriff will on
Saturday, December 10, 1892, at the
front door of the court house in the
City of Jefferson, in said county, be.
tween the hours of nine O'CLOCK in
the forenoon and five O'Clock In the
afternoon Of that day, and while the
circuit court of said county is in scs-
sion, expose to sale at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash said
real estate, 10 satisfy said special ex.
ecution and costs.
+. j. FROMME,
Sheriff of Cole County, Mo.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-11-24
SIC EN- TAG.

There will be a most interesting
meeting of the Jefferson City Demo
cratic club next Saturday night. The
committee to which was referred
matters Of moment and interest to
every true Democrat Of Cole county
will report and some unpleasant
truths will be brought to light
j. @. Tribune.
WE are going to have lots Of fur
while the colonies kick the private:
over the back garden wall. They
are after EN- as the above indicates
They r charging against the editor
Of the Cole County Democrat the bis
Warner vote in Cole county.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-11-24
SHERIFFS SALE UNDER SPE.
CIAL EXECUTION.

Notice Is hereby give that by vir.
tue and authority OF q 8 acial execu-
ton issued from the ofice of the
clerk Of the circuit e. urt for Cole
county, Missouri, in fav rof Thomas
b, Mahan, collector Of the revenue
of Cole county, Missouri against the
unknown heirs of Jam ! Lawrence,
deceased, TO me direct 4 and deliy-
cred, I, the undersigned sheriff OF
Cole county, Missouri, have seized
and levied upon as tn, property of
said defendants the following de.
scribed real estate, situate. in the
County Cole, State of Missouri, to-
wit: Subdivisions No. 81, of Little
& Keye's subdivisions q 'outlots In
tho City of Jefferson NJ 10 and IS.
That as such sheriff " | on Satur-
day, the 10th Of Deeem .er, 1892, at
the front door of the unity court
hou C in the City of j. lferson, said
county, between the hours of nine
O'Clock in the forenoon and Ave
O'Clock in the afternoon Of that day,
and while the circuit court Of said
county is in session, exp, Sc to sale at
public auction to the hghest bidder
for cash said real esta q, 10 satisfy
said special execution alnl costs.
Ed. FROMME,
Sheriff Cole County, Mo.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-11-24
SHERIFFS SALE UNDER SPE.
CIAL EXECUTION.

Notice is hereby given that by viz
tue and authority Of a special execu.
ton issued from the Office OF the
clerk of the circuit court OF Cole
county, Missouri, in favor of Thomas
b. Mahan, collector of the revenue
of Cole county, Missouri, against the
unknown heirs of Adam Burdett,
deceased, to me directed and deliv.
cred, /, the undersigned sheriff Of
Cole county, Missouri, have seized
and levied upon as the property of
said defendants the following de.
scribed real estate, situate in. the
County Of Cole, State of Missouri,
to-wit. Subdivision No. So, Of out.
lots of the City Of Jefferson, NO.,
No. 15 and lG as described on plat
thereon.
And that l as such sheriff will on
Saturday, the 10th day Of December,
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-11-24

Soap

What is wanted of
soap for the skin is to
wash it clean and not
hurt it. Pure soap does
that. This is why we
want pure soap; and,
when we say pure, we
mean without alkali.
Pears is pure; no al
kali in it no free alkali.
There are a thousand
virtues Of soap; this one
is enough. You can trust
a soap that has no biting
alkali in it.
All sorts Of stores sell
It, especially druggists
all sorts of people use it.