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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-06-10
Thibodanx Sentiuel.
FOOLISH, NJ YET?

read to-day q curious tale,
By an old writer told;
A story in which non will fail
A lesson to behold.
"Once on a time" two brothers walked
Beneath a starry sky,
And. as they strolled together, talked
OF what did round them lie.
As thus the two, conyersing, trod
The pleasant path they took,
Lifting his eyes from shrub and sod,
One upward CHANGED TO look.
He noted, in his careless glance.
The azure arch o'erhead:
And, as he viewed the fair expanse
Thus to his brother said:
81 wish l owned a meadow-1eld
Large as yon blue we see;
How many ions of grass 'twould yieldi
How rich ] were-ah, mel"
Thereupon his brother. hearing that,
Likewise the heavens scanned,
And said, half earnest, half for chat.
could l my wish command,
"rd have Of cattle, fat and fine,
AS many as the host
Or radiant stars tonight that shine
Who could such riches boast"'
sand pray" the other queried, where
Would you so many ieedT"
"Why. In the pasture you declare
You wish were yours. indeed"
"But not without permission. though.
The former sternly spoke;
4" would. whoever told me mol"
And thus their wrath awoke
From angry words to angry blow
The wranglers soon are brought,
TIL one lies low in deaths repose-
Death by a brother wrought!
And all for what?-for idle dreams
OF what could ne'er lave been;
Who reads this story strange but deems
Foolish as SAD their sin.
And yet / wonder II in fact
Strifes never thus commence
II boys, girls, grown folks" e'er do act
With quite as little sense!
Rev. Philip B. Strong, in Golden Days.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-06-10

THAT is the little story / wanted to
tell you. If it has any moral it is,
starve rather than steal. Be good men
esty and virtue are of more worth than
the highest wages sin can pay. l bid
you all good night"
He started to leave the platform. Mr..
Wylie stopped him. "You have forgot
ten" he said. The two men clasped
hands.
I'LL
George Fl. Todd was a jewel. George
H. Todd was the finest young man in
Chicago. George II. Todd hadn't his
equal in business ability, and a hand
somer fellow never put on a dress suit.
In such wise did Mr.. Wylie sound the
praises of his private secretary. When
pressed for particulars of his protege's
history or family he would smile bland
ly and respond: Il engaged George H.
Todd a year ago speak of him as l
know him. He brought the best rec
onmendation l could ask for. If God
had given me a o ! could wish him to
be no different from what George H.
Todd now is"
The private secretary had spoken
many times at mission meetings since
the night when his patron FIRST took
him by the hand. He had been an ex-
pertinent with the kindly but choleric
capitalist. Now he was a necessity.
Mr.. Wylie had no more ''b~otheration'
about business matters. The first of
every month he was handed a clear
statement of the transactions under
taken at his order-the amount of rents
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-06-10

The usual Saturday evening meeting
ut the Pacific Garden mission was in
full swing. Mr.. Wylie had charge of
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-06-10

P. S. We live at No. - Calumet avenue. II
IS the only green stone house in the block.
Farewell. RUTH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-04
Anerlei aus benz Staat.

- Colonel @iIbslm Srii6mutb, elm
bsfanntsr @riinbsr unb pdbreno oeS Sdr'
serfrissss Elm eifriser Orsaniiaior bon
;SrsiipilIisen, besins am Dienitas in
philadelphia SeIbitmorO, inosm er ii6
cine Rusel in Die redte S6Idfe i6ob.
ST NOR 70 SABRE alt unb iebr Ssa9tst.
= Die @erfs Der groofs @iisn Com.
panie su 8irbsbprp, ipsIde felt bem l..
Suli fillfanbsn, iino tpieber il Sang
ssisbt tpOrben, nit unsefabr 400 Wtann.
Deselel6en bic SO. 5 ,.Beifenmable"
Der 3euOins giien @Ompanis nit anse'
fdbr $50 0iann.
= abram q. GaHsI bon Marietta,
bas dlteite tiberlebenoe ST. Diitslieb Der
2esislatur bss StaatsS 8enniplpanisn,
1T bort i'm boben 9llter ron 80 Sabren
ssitorbsn. Ssit ,nsbr aIs einem balben
Sabrbunbert mar er elmer Der anseieben'
ten @siddftsIsuts Maristta's.
SIM 0erfoIs ibrsr gini6rdnfunsS'
unb Spariamfstr politit bat bic BbiIabeI.
pbia uno 8eaoins @iienbabn. Geieai6aft
8sfsble srIafsn, bab cine Ansabl 9sr'
.lonsn,ise auf ibrsn tIeineren 3wsisbab.
nen iofort in @esfaa fommen iOaen.
Inter ben bon bieier Mabreeel betrofs'
nsn 8abnen befiuoen iid bic GoIebrOot.
bale, gbilabeIpbia unb @beitsr BAILEY,
bic Biderins 8aasp, unb bic WibbIetoipn
3neisbabnen.
Bon. ben 8etblsbem Giiennerfen
Inb lsbtbin dber 100000 Bfunb Bans
ssrplatten uno 8anonsntbsile psrianot
tporoen.
Die 14iGbrise gusenie gIiis 3obin.
lodtsr beS S:lfenfabritanten War 8obin
in 8biIabeIpbia, fanb am Sreitas oaourd
einen qualpolsn Sob, baB ite in sinen
2sHeI iisbenber Seife feI. Dis baS un.
sIadlide Mdb6en in ben 8eHsI sefalIen
1T, bat man ni4t in grfabrun8 brinssn
t5nnen.
- Nabs Rabonop Gitp fubr am
Sonntae Worsen cine 2Ofomotiue in ben
2ebisb Yafusisrsus SO. IA; Seal
Gallagher unb g8. S. Sattrid, atnse.
tsute beS lebteren, ipurben ni6t unerbsb'
lid perIsst, aber feiner Der Pahasisrs
sei6abist. 8eibe 2OtomotiDen iino be'
molirt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-04
Spbe Darfer Ncttseu.

s9- Ssinftes SaIat0I bsim Mab Bel
Wiemaper.
= SOiepb MeSer III bon Deuti4Iant
psrsansene 8o&e suridsefebrt.
- Ser 9urnpsrein bait bieies ssabr
feline @reuriion am 81. Nusuit au Safe
4riel.
- 8dbren6 Der bsiben Sabresseit
leiben iebr piele an Ippstitlpisfeit. 9IIs
oas bette Mittel ouseaen seIten bic bss
riibmten Or. ausuit 8bnis's Samburser
Gropfen.
= Die 8aiiasiere. tpeIde bic 2userns
Strabe 8abn benuben, fbnuen iid ss.
tpib nidt beiIasen. benn iis erbaItsn 10,
gar stpei transfers neutrality-suspicious.
fur bic Sabrt auf anberen 8abnen),
tpsnn iis iOIde tpdniden.
Die Gpmroborion GboraI Society
unb bic GboraI Union bon Scranton,
beibes sumeiit aus @eIiden beitsbenbs
semii9te Sinedbre. iperben iih um ben
Breis bel benz @orlb's Sair gitsbbfob
beiperbsn, bas am 5. September in @bi'
caao ftattfinoet.
- 8eim SpieIen an einem. sseuer am
Sreitas serietben bic 8Ieiber Der sp6Ifs
idbrisen To1ter bes Wi9aeI 9ougbertp
bon SeaOns Strabe in 8ranb unb obns
bic raids Siilfs bon 9bpmas @alton,
Der ibr bic @swdnper bonn 2eibs rib.
mare oas Wdoden perbrannt.
= Gin unbsfannter Mann, bsm auss
isbsn mad elm polniidsr Sube, ipurbs
Sonntas Mbenb 8 llbr Bel 8eaepue bon
Der .. 8. & SO. 2ofOmotipe 2ussrne se'
trOffen, 3ur SeIte seidleubert unb ipar
tobt, ais bic 3uebeamten aur Stsae
famen. Die 2eide tpurbe mad Der
&aub'iden Morsus esbradt.
-Sn Der ,.Rposr" aber ber Mount
PIeaiant @rubs 1T man NIT Der ab.
iprensuns Der Sbieferididte beiddftiet
unb am Wiitttpod 9ia6mlttaS erploolrte
cine Auantitat guIper, nit benz man Elm
8obrlod ausfiilen ipoate. Spei 9olcn
purben in StGde ssriHsn uno Sumes
Waipicn bon 8riceburs, Sobn bes Cons
traftoren Der Nrbeit. ihtper i'm 8eltbt
unb an anberen 8Drpertbeilen perleBt.
sa- gefeut bas ,,8odenbIatt"-eS
entbGlt ale Hadridten-s2 iGbrlid.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-04
Mer,te in Nerleaenheit.

gisls esute iinb ni6t i'm Stanbs auf Der
linfsn Seits ~ itlafsu. Die llriahs mar ben
at,sts lanss 3sit sin 8atbsl. @rrBiGptits
3siiunstn iprs6sn nit srcbsm 9ntsrslIs BON
Or. ftranilin Wilts, bsm aussSei6nstsn Sps
,ialiltsn Subianas fir Nsrusn, unp Ssrjfranf.
bsitsn, pslhsr ben Nabpsis esliefsrt bal, eaB
eieis 8sppbnbrit bic 8plss sints srfranfitn Ger
isns IN 5aulenrs ppn 8aIIsn iinp ju lsinsr
aenntni6 ssfpmmsn, ilbsr bic or li6 Aubs@,
nunssn ssma6t. Ssin gsp Ssart Cure, Gin
punbsrbars5 Selmittsl, II ,u babsn bet alien
apctbtisrn. Sauisnpe btiiatisen leinsn 9Brtb
ais Ssilmitis fir Ssr;franfbtiten. 8raulsin
Gbas. 9enps, eppsanp, Col, iast itins gBtrf
unssn an ibr parsn wunesrbar Gin slsgantss
Bud iibn StJfranfbstsn umipuf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-04
ssie mir elm bobes sitter erreiaen.

Bel Yetonsn, ueldIe es bsrnudIdffigsn. Die
perlorensn unh perbtaudten Qebensfrdfle ourt
natursemdbs MliteI ,u erissen. miro Der eebens'
faoen oft abseidntien, sbe tis bts 9ebeus Wit'
tussbobe errsidt baben. Sraft, welae eins
Srunobeomguug niht bloc zines 9liidIiden
ioneern aud eiues Ianssn 9sbens if, fam
erjsust uno erbalten tuerosn in 8Gaeu. no fis
aud nidt uifprlnsIib porbarbsn mar. Sai-
Ienoe BON Weuihen, narunter blele NeDte bon
8sbeutune. pel6e Die @rtunsen uon SOitsttels
Wasenbiltsrs an iid oosr anosren .rprobi
babsn Isesn 3eugnib ab fur feline punosrb
Brtiamteit ole Grjslissr bon araft in ihmdd'
lden Sonititutiontn ooer bel 3erriiiteiem Ner'
usnipitsm. 8eseImdbisss 8untliontren Der ae-
bsnsorsane aeiunoer appstt. WusfeIanias uns
uussitbrte Radnube wsrosn burd Den ipitema
tiiden Stbraud oleits unuerslsidlihsn eIlglrs
bsrbeissfiibrt Bran butte fid Dor Dem 8ebraut
oesnannter SausmittsI. wsldle oas Bittsrt
anssblid etisBsn tonuen. Wun psrianss bat
dhte Bittsrs. Elm an'rfnnntes RiiteI geger
8srbauuugsidmdbe, Malaria une Isrpofiiat
Sartleibiytelt, Hsber. unb @iersnleloen, iopit
Hbeumatsmus
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9tttStpn.
= 9rof. Sdmibt bat bic 2situns bes
8estbopsn Wdnnsrdor iibsrnommen.

= 9rof. S6mibt bat bic 2eituns bes
8estbopsn Wdnnsrdor iibsrnommen.
- Ser l2idb,iss SEQ GibsIman
ipurbe am Dienltas nit duBerIier MIbe
our6 einen Sobn bon Or. @reper bonn
Grtrinfen eerettet, als er bsim 8aben sum
orittsn Male nabe Der 8. & 81. glisns
bubnbriide in ben SIub ,u psriinfen i'm
8ssriife mar.
= 9urd elm uufredt itsbenbss 9ub.
tid, bas auf irsenb eine unerfIdrIide
Weiie umiiiirste, tparo am 9onneritas
Morsen au Stiirmerpiae Der 4idbrise
italienii6e &nobe Sobn @panna setroffsn
unb ibm Der aOpf nabesu ent;pei &C..
ibnitten.
= Sn einem sInfaae tsmpordrsr Sci.
itesltbtune besins am Sonntas Mbsno
6 1lbr ber in Niitston 2opnibip bel iei,
nsn 8inbern pobnenoe 98ltttpsr Sobn
8enebid, 60 Sabre alt, SeIbitmorb, in.
benz sr iid bic aus elmer 9ussI uni
S9rot betebenbe 9aouns zines Nasusin.
sewsbrsS in ben. Sopf idob.
n@- Seintes SaIatbI bsim glab be
g8ibmaper.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-04
wilfesb ARE Wa6ri6ten.

= Die Wpomins BAILEY 2ace So. bat
ibr 8apitaI auf SIS, 900 erbbbt.
--Das alte 8ersolb gisentbum an
Siib Mainitrabe 1T in ben 8siB bon g.
Goben tibersesansen.
-Serr Sobn Bauer, IT,, unb SRI.
Warp Sdreiber tpurbsn am 9onneritae
ourd Baitor Strunb setraut.
9oIiseidef Nlpsrs BAT nit benz
abfdIadten ber berrsnloS unb unbes
mauIforbt bsrum Iaufsnbsn Sunbe be'
sonnsn.
= 9ie 81. s. 6. giisnbabn 60. ent.
ldbt bieIe ibrer lansidbrisen Nufieber
uno 8oHeS. Ob anoere 2eute an ibre
Steaen treten iperben, 1T unbeitimmt.
- Sid WllIer brad am Sonntas
beim Durdssben isines 6ubriperfes bas
Sdulterblatt, Elm 8sin unb mebrere
Hippsn.
= SnfoIse bon gpbenienfunsen in
Der Doeion @rube su gIsmoutb flannel.
ten iid @aie on, bersn @rploiion am
Samita9 erfolste unb ipobei a1t WGnner
Ieidtsre 8ranopunben bapon trusen.
Der frdbere Gisentbimsr bes 8ounb
SauS Sotels, Satob 8insetsr, 1T ans
fansS lester Wo1e in @iseonfn geltor.
ben. Sc iiberlsben ibn cine @utpe unb
orei 2inber.
= SIN bsm 9ettsbone S6adt BAT
man ieBt @aiier einseIaHen, UNI bas
our6 bic neulide grpIOiion in Der Goo'
per Iosr entitanoene Seuer su bdmpfsn.
Der S6adt 1T l143 Sub tief unb bas
llnternsbmen baber fein Isi6tss.
- @dbrsnb Der Snsenieur @ilIiam
Worsan am Samitas in oem go. 4
Iuoenrieb aoblenperfe (bsi SasIeton)
nit benz Oelsn Der Mafdinerie bsi6dftist
mar, perfns ii& feline Sade unO Oer
un9liiflibe warb bon benz "a ;Sut
Stpunsrabe in Der SUIT bsrum ssi6lsu
bert. @r itiirate idlieblld bsrab uno III
lsbensSefdbrlid perIebt.
- Ser @eiansbsrein Germantoipn
Mdnnerdor bon pbiIabeIpbia ipirb i'm
September Der Stabt 8iIissbarrs einen
8eiud abftattsn unb ss bat bic bieliee
2ieoertafsl ben gmpfans unb bic nnters
baItuns Der @dfe iibernommen. Conn.
tags. 8. Sept, 1T @mpfans uno absnoS
Gommers; Montaes 1T Pic Sic unb
Gon3ert i'm Wountain Parf, Dienitas
lpiro ben Sebenspiroiofeiten Der rmss.
senb setpibmet.
= Charles Chamberlain idoB in Der
5reitas Habt um IL nbr benz 9aul
8aumsdrtner cine ausel in ben nnters
Ieib, pdbreno ii6 lsBterer in bem
@arten BON George Grumpy in Sbid.
ibinnp bsfano. yfab Der glusiase, mel,
6e ber tbbtIid 8srpunoete (ber cine
frau unb bier &inber bat) ma6te. mar
Die Ibat obne isbe gropofation seides
ben, ba 8aumsdriner nur in ben @artsn
sesansen mar, Inn burd Elm Seniter su
ieben, ob ii6 bic Grumpy 8rioer i'm
Sauie befanoen. 8aumsdrtner itarb am
SlRontaa
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-04
Opu 4eterSbura.

= Sdubmader 8dr. Srau unb 3psi
8inber iinb au 3obpbanna auf 8eiu6.
= Cine flsins Godtsr sri6isn lest
Dode bel ben @beIeuten DITTO Yrism.
= am Isbten SOnntas tpurSen msb.
rere Srauenalmmer in Der 8oarine 8roof
nabs ben 9lap Iu8 5aQs setauft.
s@- SIR eine rbr gum niebrisiten
preife ipre6t Dor bel 6. S9lmpft, 3l7
2ada. Npenue.
: Gin fIsinss ainb Der GbeIeuie
0iaie San8 perbrannte iib am Spnntls
nit beiBem 8affee.
-Sris ReibIinser. Sobn Ssil, Sruu
8nieriem unb pisle anbele bislise BE-
pobner Ieiben an bsr GboIsra morbus.
: Gm Sonntas mar George S6uIs,
IT,. nit ieiner Srau gum 8siub bel Srn.
Sartmann auf 8alo Wountain, beS'
slei4en Q. Sadner.
= 4m Nontas Morsen bate Srau
8brner bon Sobn Strabe 3abnidmerssn
unb nabm cine luantum Garbolidurs
,ur 2inosruns. Sic sins ibrer Saus'
urbsit mad unb Iieb bic 5Iaibe ouf BEN
Glide ftebsn. Sbr brei Sabre aItss
Ibbterlein nabm bic Slaibe unb gal
,brsm l3iGbrisen 8riiberden bon Del
sefdbrli6en Dtrrtur su trinfen, iuOourd
pem ainoe Yiuno, 3unse unb Wans,
psrbrannt tpurben. Durb iein S6reisr
eri9redt, periddttete bas Mdbben BIZ
Sdure iiber feline eisenen 8leibsr unb si
tpuroen ibm Der 2eib unb btibe 8ein
ustbrannt. Or. @inters iaet, ss is
feline Gsfabr fiir bic 8Isinsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-04
W,iles' geeryen. unS aeber. giaen

pirfsn nad sinsm neasn 9rin,ip; fs oroneu
ssb.r @assn anS SsOdIms S1rt q, Gs y, Rsrusu.
s,b,y M samor,soSen TuDino hSs
tleiut.n, miIoeteu uno f6eritsn 8iasn. so
Dozen rs 6. @robsn umicnit bel alsu Apo.
tbefern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-04
Sunntcre.

: 9as binter Der Sta6tballe ssIesene
unb bon 8aqaes Woobtparb betpobnte
Saus beS Gbarles Nlinnid tpurbe am
'5reitas Morsen tbeiItpeiie bur6 Seuer
serfDrt, bas einen 8srluit bon etiua
$500 peruria6te.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-04
9cr groRe A Gemts store,
$40 2acfatpamma slpenme. = $40.
2Sie bic Gbicago @elt= =scnsitelnng
init m6aliebit eerimsem Soften iebems

9Ie Sraae Subm f6 als Ut9heo
eI ashnes 9ransporiaOns Bureau bon Buffalo
g. g., enibreben IdBt."-9mibe bNtst ibren Sunosn
bic oIsenoen @aranien:
nfs Srantcn nt sbsaso u suhd
pmfUut@ eos un apf in So rr aofpah;
I'm 9Oaus gf&rt
Cine auf 9aut etuuln part
nnduf $5 TpImt
its aranhns unaas +. ~ ..
-0-
Die 6ammHoRen mS&s&m &au,abnn bic 1s
u. Gpnrab S Spbn penn @ue nnb sprnt SraBe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-04
3 Gts. Store.
523 Gada. 9(be.,
5ipii9ea @aibinstua nab aoams.

9Sir baben fiirsIid unisrn aabsn Der.
srDBert, 10 Sab er iebt bic brsifa&s frab.
ere @rOBs bat, unb babsn uniern Dor.
ratb i'm gsrbaItnib psrmebrt. Sier iinb
siniSe Der Bargains, bic mir isst Offs.
riren:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-04
gic niHen geben! sie werben ge6en!

essut@ tss NIT ns gcra sen MSsan @ $M Sm
nf Jap w S~spHs
bu tlsast OIsui8ts gGnf fir uns?
aPasans gprrab nnp nne
tn Gns rtn Sdln suFsen s trnsn
mae2 Gatu bat mir anen
0robcu berabgciebten llm;ugs- -Wertanf
uui w in enen ssn hu sumtus
Nebmt ,am Sciipie Sett,immer=a anstatnngen:
$4,000 fir cine 9lusriifnng, be $50 90 mar.
$50 90 fir cine Stusriffun9, bie S45 90 mar.
$1,000 fir cine Substituting, be $500 mar.
Salbe Nree fur bie8 unb jeues
Collection unmbsl6 atr fur ben
babsn
5m ps @dssnu sstsn pOm
Bargains
Speiie 4 t M ers NJ beln
In yUue ausraauuasu gn es t ale rb
aas gSW mullen h SHam ppn
Saasnps
@ulte nnb SficesGinridbfnmSem.
Gent Yuft sdm Departments M
ahn sn @rsdt ausbhn atr
has SHaarsnpns
gittunqsu bsfM bn amt II su sa Wnn s
!OiH ttttO Council,
SdnSler In feimem aus. nno Siees 6beln jeber rt,
Sep. HI3 mnb MS 2acfapanna 2tpenne.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-06-17

President Hill Of the Great Northern
has bought the smelter," was the state
ment made By prominent citizen this
morning. Through the efforts Of sir
lin, am informed. new company
has been organized which has purchased
tie Sme!ter, and tiat operations will
soon begin. believe that am agtlan-
uca!ly Informed, and while have not
learned all Of the gentlemen whom Mr..
Hill has. interested in the project. 7
understand that Andrew Carnegie. the
iron king. is back Of the Enterprise.
1t is an entirely new cUmpanv. Nh
Carnegie, with 4 number Of New Yorl,
capitalists, having bought out the inter.
ests OF the original promoters. The
negotiations have been going on for
some months and understand will be
completed in few days."
30 many stories have been current
during the past three years with regard
to the starting Of the smelter that the
public generally has come 10 place no
credence whatever in smelter rInors
on the smelter question the public il
bheptical, and as the gentleman mt I,
this morning, after the smcItcr +.
started the people won't believe il until
they go down and see Tor Themselves
rpokans Chronicle.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-06-17

THE amount OF money in circulation
is steadily decreasing. Eradstreet's
figures from the last treasury statement
that 'the decline in the volume of cir
culation shown in April was continued
during the month OF May. April showed
4 net decrease OF 3,492, All, and Nav
showed further net decrease Of &, SO
43l. The total amount OF money OF all
kinds in circulation on June ! was
81 $50, l5l ,9ol. This represents 4 de-
crease of nearly $24, 000, 900 in round
numbers as compared with the CORE
spending date OF last year. OF course,
this decrease in the total volume Of cir
culation connotes a decrease in the
amount OF circulation per capita. for the
population has been increasing in the
mean time. The treasury officials esti-
mate the population Of the country on
June at Go. S26 900, on which as a basis
they fix the per capita circulation at
s23.Ss. This represents decline o;
nine cents per capita as compared with
last month, and of 10 cents as compared
with the preceding month, while as
compared with June l Of last wear the
decrease in the circulation per capita
amounts to 50 cents"
With this condition confronting the
country, President Cleveland declares
that he will call an extra session Of con-
grcss for the purpose OF repeating the
silver purchase law, which would
result in further decreasing the
amount OF money in circulation, to the
benetit oil the gold bugs, who would be-
come richer as the masses grew poorer.
That there is something radically wrong
with our financial policy, all will admit.
1t Is also TACT that there i not enough
gold in the world with which 10 transact
the business. The demand for more
money is constantly increasing, while
'he supply Of gold is decreasing, and
before We have better times the amount
ri money in circulation must be in.
creased. This can only he done by plac
ing silver where it belongs as circu- |
Iating mcdiuln-at equal value with I
gold
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-06-17

SENATOR PLrNB is quoted IS having
said: Il believe in the local new Spapers.
They ara the leaders, the makers OF pub
lie sentiment. They are nearer TO the
people than any other papers. The
editors mingle with the people, and
consciously or unconsciously reflect the
views OF their readers. By my own
private letters from all parts OF the state
and by reading the local papers can
tell just what the people Of Kansas are
talking and thinking about. | can feel
the pulse OF the people and take their
temperature. l am amazed, too, at the
excellence OF cur country papers. The
majority oil them are Carefully, ably
edited. They not only print the news 81
the neighborhood, bu. have opinion.
which | find il worth my while to read
and reflect upon. get no better return
for any OF the money which spend than
for that which l pay out for the loca
newspapers Of my state.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-06-17

The worlds fair will lie closed on sun.
day, the federal circuit court having SC
decreed. The thousands of people who
find themselves in Chicago on Sunday
and locked cut OF the worlds lair can
noS put in the day at some beer garden
on the lake or At the various places OF
amusement in the city, resulting in much
more Sabbath decoration than would
have resulted from open worlds lair
gates
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-06-17

We are informed that q. W. Bechtel
will tender his resignation as night
Waterman st the next meeting oil the
council. 1t would be stroke of economy
and wisdom 10 abolish the office en-
tirely
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-06-17
SATURDAY. JUNE Il, 1888.

THE action OF President Cleveland in
deciding te detail army officers at Indian
agencies will be great disappointment
to n large number Of Office seekers who
were after the positions.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-06-17
Gas, Gas! Gas,

Come and see the wonderful Oflgag
stove. Il makes pure gas from com
mon kerosene No wick. no smell. no
smoke. Can De operated for ten cents
per day.
IN Inspection solicited.
FRANZ BEIsTOw.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-06-17
A Bargain.

y fourro5m house and 5pfGot lot
fronting on Sherman stree: foo sale Z.
~l'"". on 4 cash payment Of s3ap. bal
ahce on easy payments. This is a snap.
r. Il. SMITH.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-06-17
For Sale.

/ \ snap in real estate. Hotel and
furniture complete, and lots On which
it stands. \ desirable location. Cal m
or write to r. L. Smith, Cugr d'.alene.
idaho.
The oasis., 1893-11-02

suicide. The office was doing light business. some days none.
 Edwin s. Booth, arrested in Texas for seduction of girl at Willcox, was returned last week. waived examina- tion, and was lodged in jail at Tomb stone to await action by the grand jury. There was some talk of lynch- ing him at Wilcox, but by skilful ma nGuvering the officers cyaded the crowd which gathered.
 The Tombstone Prospector states that the magnificent display of copper ores made by the Copper Queen Co. of Bisbee, at the Worlds Fair. has been donated to the museum of natural his tory. in Central Park, New York. II is highly probable that a similar dis position will be made of the majority of exhibits from Arizona.
 Last Thursday the Masonic Hall building at Flagstaff was destroyed by fire. The structure was owned by San Francisco parties. The loss is esti- mated at s7,O00. The ground floor was occupied by stores which saved their stocks. The Masons, Odd Fellows, Knights of Pythias and United Work men lost all their books and parapher- nalia.