davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-18

BERLIN. jan 1.-The president OF
the saar miners association mas petl-
toned she emperor TO receive oepu-
safion who wish TO propose the lorna
non OF a committee OF miners, two
mine officials and . JurIst TO examine
the working OF the mines
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-18
THEIR CREDENTIALS.

DR.. Copeland is a graduate Of Bellevue Hos
pitai Medical College. New York. WAS presl-
dent of lis class i'm that institution. br.
Graham bears credentials equally as not
able as his own. and has advanced
steadily with him. They represent prin-
ariiy the best medical training the coua-
tfy affords many years of continual practice.
and entire and absolute devotion to the dis
eases in their specialties wide aud extended
experience In treating these diseases aud uni
form success.
Write for symptom Blank and get
Treatment by Mail.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-18

CoLpw ATER, Mich. Jan. 1.-THE
safe Of George Brundsge. coal dealer,
was blown open last Dignt- The burg
lara pried open the rear door OF the
Office and opened all the drawers they
could ind, bur got no money. Ihey
helped themselves to some cigars, now
ever. They were amateurs, prooaoiy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-18

KoKono, Ind. jan l7.-slx hundred
and forty men went out At the Diamond
Plate Glsss works mere day, because
of an order requiring eleven instead
Of ten hours work day THIS WAS
made necessary, the management
CLAIMED, because of the low price OF
xiasa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-18

NOBLE. Ala. Jan. i7.-Snow began
falling AZ 8 o'clock this evening IN
larger fakes than hss been seen here
Ia years. IL bas showed for two hours
ard les IA I an lnch deep.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-18

AN Opposite View.-'If you would
be successful" said old Eudgely to his
son, you must be up with the dawn"
That's all right" replied the young
man. ''but the first thing the dawn
does is ~ get broke. buffalo Ex-
press
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-18
S5 A MONTH.

All Patients for All Diseases will
90 treated until cured for $500 per
month. This includes Consulta-
ton, Examination, Treatment and
i9edicine for all patients and for all
diseases.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-18

rrrsfrafirtfs. al q ssr1aiF ea4aFiela ir, ffe
rsssf ~ ~ II Improves tiSr<tifti. ssffsf.izE
-. hl,sst ffsfeIs =. tes asse saslae. briggs -
fras'eaz teap. zsd Festafs healta AID
q =reta
,ss = rslseerftsl reaegei - val - ueeFins
<c,lie esfJ H1ss4z1e. bllFaff3as yer aHf
s-essfb - tta eafiEe sSsseia Cosfeziss ae
er4eea sfia.slssa = isEltllslats hs<15sssss--
fe a >sfeesttt
vs7fes = firrt nefTeIs. - sH7erfBs
,r.s,ar. ihss 50 Eseefifs fFessf Fst3e
q SIS ansF Hssitzine tiiaf grsFfsztes.f, "A
setre sse.s 81 tl5aN yea aelF s. q Aasslss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-18
CHRONIC HEADACHES
Other Brain and Nervous Dis
turbances Caused BY Catarrh.
Read Mr.. L. l.. keelers State
rnent and Profit by the
Lesson it Teaches.

A few weeks ago Drs. Copeland ana SRA
ham In their nsedieal spsci si pEbhshed IN
these columns. showed how eatzrrn ire
qaehtly aieets the stomach as the most prom
meat seat OF attack. THIS 10 generally the
ease IN pstlents OF bilious temperament.
white ia Others OF a neryous temperament the
principal location OF the trouble is la the heaa
aud the nervous system IS soon affected
thereby causing headaches. nervous pfos'ra'
ton. nervous debility. trembling feeling.
numhnsss and aching OF limbs. priekiiDg
sensation Ike the jaeg.n g of needles. etc. ex-
tending at times 10 condition Of almost par
tiai paralysis
This week the case Of Mr.. Z. l. keeier who
resides at PA nfield this couHty. Is published.
illustrating the extention Of catarrh to the
head and its effect on the general .nervous
system Of the patient.
"Iwas feeling pre- tty bad whom first called
on prs. Copeland and Graham l Was mol
only suffering pain. but l was worried In
mind very much for my condition was last
becoming critical"
TIE speaker was Mr.. keeser who lives nj
Plainaeid. this county. and who was being In
terviewed regarding his treatment with Drs
Copeland and Graham.
Yes" he said. was falling every day and
was unable to do good days work aud
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-18
Considering McComas.

WASHINGTON, Jan. lit is under
stood that the McComas nomination,
which was reported to the senate to-
day, will probably figure in the execu-
two session tomorrow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-18

IspfASAPoIIs, Ind. Jan. T.-The
vote of both houses was east for United
States senator today. Representative
Colluy placed Senator TurpIe IN nomi-
nation 10 the house and Senator Kern
made the nominStIon IN the senate.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-18

WAsHlssraS, Ism 1T.-Ihe bin 90
sacouFsgs ths Construction OF "a slsc-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-18

Gs9ref airsJf-
al tiia trea les
art aiianerfs that
raats woman .
lifs = hBisa -
her sizes ~
iievni eurei aft
r@farei, With ilr.
fieres Fsqarits
Prescription.
fs4i1ii ~ Psins
~Ak hack. lssf-
laa iowa s=s-
ti9ps sFFehs
0.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-18
q
Sn.au
Bile Beans

Are guaranteed to cure Bill
ious Attacks, Sick Headache,
La Grippe, Colds, Liver Com
plant and Constipation. 40
in each bottle. Price % cents.
Sold by druggists. Picture 81,
II, 10" and sample dose free.
LESkiTH9CO.. hvsA. NETWORK
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-18
cuticura Resclycnt

fta ne' Blood All skin fafHiss su5 zreatesi q
heo-or z. assaics i1tefa i'if tie eieas - tlse ID
~ al ia ,ifliss aia POO ua4as ealafais AID tsss
Iefiat. tse e.a-si y ssi i.triagas t.s great ska
tufss faa 11ittHk eass. a. essrisils rtin Pact
Ser ana ~ aiilff. frtefnAtg ifo s-ar shs ssia 4ea
se8il', %ei fssf7te tte haifi, speedily aurs evefy
ss.-sf go eissase ef tl4e st'H, scalp. s4d esgsi
Tiafpigi asa tias 50, hefasr sinaia. sersfsloas .
2. fsa.ssl g sio4s, hsa ri sielass sBa al
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-25

item 20 Meilen cine Sentung BON mebr
ais 5000 Stub elm. unb oer Wbltur5
1T Elm 10 pl0bli@er, bab ntelfa4 tn
nG4iter NGbe ber 9unbertfaoensHtn1e
Ttefen bon 1900 bis 1900 TaDe1 ou
finben iinb. SpbaGb bas @ett bes
Mtlantif9en Oceans auf bteier Sette
cine 1iefe bon 1900 Biz 1000 Jaoe1
errei@t 6at, tpirb Is cine f4pa4 tpelz
lnf1rmi9e Gbene, beren @tet9u1!9en
unb @enfunsen 10 gering ftnb, baB lie
1900 Mei(en tpeit nur febr unbeoeuz
tenbe 9iefezunteri9iebe aeigen. Dte
beltebte 8e3ei@nung ~Meerbeden" tar''1
mai, auf biei e unterfeeif4en Yrdrttl1
eiaentli& nt9t antpenben. 9enn tte
Ibilben tein 8eden, beffen Stefe 1th
nu9 benz Mittelpuntte gu, auf allen
@eiten reselre9t fteisert, ionbern ptelz
mebr cine rieiige untertaf1e, bic tt4
Bios auf cine turae Strede p~ertieft uno
bann eben bletbt, Bis lie pieber aufz
iteigt.
@ls bic tieffte @tele bes Itlanttz
19en Oceans lit Elm puntt ermtttelt,
ipel4er etma 100 Metlen n0rblt4 BON
Der SsSnfel 81. Sbomas lieat; bort bat
man MeKungen bon 1876 Gaben (23,z
$50 SUBJ p%orgenommeu., Man tann
bic See UNI @roBbritannten berum,
2dmbern mebr an ben bena@barten
QGnbern bes europdtf9en Continents
foum als She'll Der atlanttfhen 9Nfe
an1eben; bielmebr btlben fe muir einen
Sbetl bes uferplateaus @uropas, nell
den ber Scea11 iberl @tpemmt bat.
Miirbe ii9 bas @eebett INN 100 Gaben
beben, 10 tpiiroe Der sr0bte She'll Der
Norbiee freigelegt fem, unb @nglano
1piirbe NIT Trantrei4, 8elgien. 6olz
Lamb unb DGnemart 5ui ammenbdngen,
tpabrenb an Der Weitfiiit tie BON Norz
tpegerr Elm tiefer WaKercanal babtnz
liefe, nit benz bic metiten nortpegtf9en
6lorbs in @erbirbug itddnben; audi
fpiirbe Elm GROCER Sbetl bes 8iscantz
1@en Meerbu1ens peri9pinben. Spa
MEN unb Yortugal iinb iibrigens ni4t
meit bon ber europdtf@en @entung bes
Mtlantii9en Oceans entfernt, in nd&z
fter NGbe Der @eittiifte liegt i&on bic
6unbertfabenz @ren3e, unb muir 20
metlen BON Sap ct. @incent tann
man bereits Ttefen BON 1000 Gaoen
unb mebr errei&en.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-25
9aS Golumbii1e frama.

&iir3li@ fanben IN @bicqgo bic er=
item @%orfubrun9en bes @olumbif4en
Dramas itatt; es 1T Elm auf benz Mibz
tpaD plaifance : Part etngeri9tetes
Speftatorium, bas 200 SUB 5ront
unb 480 SUB Stfe bat. Ser bufeiz
ienf0rmtg angelegte 3ui@uuerrapm
entbdlt 10000 Partetitbe unb 1000
@auerieitbe; UNI bas Partet berum
lduft Elm 20 SUB breites Toper. Die
8iibne bat bic 6orm zines ipibelofen
&reisousi9nitteS unb lit in fe9S Sbeiz
le 3erlegt, beren ieber iel6i tdnbig na9
oben, unten unb beiben @eiten funftioz
nirt; jeber biei er feds Sbetle 1T Bel 10
SUB Sief born 80 SUP, .binten AS
Sub brett. Die eri ten brei 8iibnenz
tbeil liegen iber einem bier SUB tiefen
Mal erbaf i'm aus Cement; @lettricitGt
ut:o 9poraultt ieben ale Mpparate tn
8eipegung. 3met Sngenieure bano6a=
BEN bic gan3e Me9anit; @ouliheni@iez
Der itnb iiberfiiKig, ueber Der 8ibne
befinbet 5t9 cine @alerie nit 1900
@iBpldben, mel&e CUR 8eoba9tung ber
@orgdnge auf unb binter Der @cene
bent; Elm @orbang, mie CT in anberen
Sbeatern iibltG, III ni9t porbanben.
@s lit ndmlt@ in benz 3mi1 9enraume
anti9en @cenatorium unb @pettato=
RUM cine 80 SUB I'M @epiert mef1enbe,
8 Big IL Sub ttefe Sefm1ng, tpel4e
gang 1@mar3 orapirt 1T; in mebreren
oertieften &tnnen, bic um beren &ab=
men 1altfen, beinben fih 5ablrei@e
@eiben @liiblampen, pel9e Bel Mtt=
f&lIHen an9ebrebt nerben, tpdbrenb
bas 2i@t auf ber 8iibne abgeorebt
mirb. Muf ber eriten 8ii6ne tommen
muir grobe 2eute GUT 0ertpenoung, auf
Ben leBten 8ii6ner &inber; bur9 bteie
Inter f4etbung mtrb bas perlpettibii 4e
Princtp getpdbrt. Die Dar itellung
0es Dramas erf orbert $500 Menf@en;
Elm gemti 9ter Gbor, ber i'm @interz
srunbe itebt, begleitet bic 9anblung
bur9 pa1enben @eiang. Na@bem
bas ipant19 e &0ntgspaar benz @enue=
Ter bic Mittel our @eereii e beniui9t
bat, erfolgte bic Mbfabrt Der @@ife
Santa Marta", vMina" unb rpinta"
ars palos; bic Bi19erbduier am
@tranbe unb bic Stride 3etgen iib bel
Sonnenaufgang, Der @inb ipielt NIT
ben MeQen, bic @ege1 merben ~aufge3oz
gen uno bic @4ife begeben ii9 auf's
tpette Steer. 8alo aber 1teut 1i@ Elm
beftt9er @turm Elm; ber Minb beult,
bet &egen fiebt in @trDmen. Die
Matrole en- betlieren ben Mutb, aber
Columbus ri4tet lie bur@ feline mGnnz
lt@en Morte auf; bic See tpirb rubtg,
bic @onne i9eint unb Elm herrlt9er
Regenbogen 1T am 6irmamett 3u erz
bltden. 9ie S4ife tommen in Gan
@abbabore an unb laufen in bic
8u4t Elm; am @tranbe tpa@ien Pal=
men unb ipptge @epd@ie.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-25
Der. 8uraer Marfus Slider in

Ser. 8iirser Martus Slider in
8aia, l1ngarn, 1T elm @rets I'M boben
Otter nm RS Sabren. @ein @erm0z
gen mirb BON e%tngepeibter @eite auf
100000 @ulben gei9dbt. Ser @rets
blieb u%nperbeiratbet unb tptbmete 5ein
2eben nur Der @ermebrang feines Ser
m0gens. @or ldngerer 3ett 14on
madte 9err Martus Giider iein
Se1tament, unb mietpobl CT 5ublni4e
@ermanbte bat, 1ebte er in 1einem Sc
1tament feinen ebenfalls iehr ret&en
8ruber Samuel Slider gu fetnem l1ntz
per1alerben Elm. Dies perbroB bic an
beren, iibrtgens 3umei1t ebenfaus moblz
babenben Mnbertpanbten, tpesbalb ite
es bur4febten, bab iiber ben rei4en
@onberling unter ber @orgabe, oa;
er un3ure9nun9sfd6ig lei, bic @uratel
perbdnqt tpur6e. 9as trGnfte ben
@reis unb ct begab it4 nit ietnem
6ausar5t na& 8lbapet, mo ct ii@
Gratli9 unter1u@en lieB, nobel feline
pollfommene 3ure4nungsfGbi9teit conf
fatirt unb bementipre&enb. bic @uratel
a>lf oeboben tpurbe. 9a ct. NUN boles
Electromagnetic iber fem @ermogen
er[anqt batte. Beetle ct 1th, einen Sbtl
ieines @ermDgens CUR iofortigen MuSz
tbsilung gu brtn9en, uno na&oem ct
fait ale feline @ertpanbten NIT an}ebnz
lt3e11 8etrGgen beoa@t bate, gab er
ieinem 9ausar3t 9r. @epeB als Diner
fennun9 Der guten 8ebanblung ben Be
trag ppr $4,000 @ulben, Elm 9onorar,
tpie es gldn8enber mobl nod tetn Mrat
in ungarn erbalten bat. 9o4 audi bic
Wobltbdttgtett regte iih in benz iiberz
aus ipari amen Mann, rnb ct mtbmete
14O, 600 @ulben mobltbdtigen 3peden;
boponerbalten bic 8ujaer ifraelitii9e
@emeinbe 10000 t., ber 8egrabntbz
berein 10000 H., bic &ajaer Mrmen
10000 T.. ber Trauenperein 500 f.,
bet t1raelitti&e Trauenberein 1000 t.,
bic fatbolii6e, bic lutberanii4e unb bic
qriebi1h=orientalt19e @emetnbe je 500
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-25

bas plDBlt9e !9%erumtperfen msines
@pHes nod Der @efabr gu entgeben.
Meinem Rollesen aber rief i4 gu, ob ct
feline Gibe fret bon ben Steigbiigela
babe. Mls er bies beiabte, befabl ih
ibm, bic 9Gnbe auf benz Ropfe auiamz
menaulesen, unb i@leuberte Johann
meinen 2aKo na9 linn, Der nit 8libesz
f4nele bic 2uft bur@i&pirrte, einen
Moment iiber Dem 9aupte bes 0eriinz
tenben id3tpebte unb fi4 bann INN feline
8ruit 19lob.-So oog i4 metnen Raz
meraben bonn pferbe berab unb auf
feiten 8pben. St bate feline NIT
observation-disclosures betleibeten 9dnbe
I'M @enid sefalttt, 10 bab iie ieinen
Ropf Be- @iiBten, uno ct, auBer eintgen
S4irfungen, bor 8~erleBungen berz
f9ont geblieben tpar. Das pferb In
beb, tpel9es tiefer unb tiefer iant unb
bilfeiudenb feline Mu9en na4 uns tpenz
bete, t0btete ib bur@ einen S4uB In
ben &opf, UNI etnem %lan9iamen unb
16redliden Sobe bes arn1en Sbteres
Wir bemertten nun, bab ber Sumpf
unsefGbr cine Gld&e bon flint Idern
einndbm. &ings UNI i'm fu6rte Elm
Weg, tporals gu %ertennen tpar, bab Elm
pfab bur@ ben Morait ielbt ni9t
eriitirte. 4ls mir uniere 8lide Gber
bic Tld@e i&petfm lieBen, puroe uns
eine neue l1eberrai@ung. Mus benz
Sumpfe rusten circa 20 paar 90rner
empor, unb mir puBten NUN, mo mir
bic perlorenen Sphere gu iu9en batten.
sic tparen in bieien Moraft geratben
unb zines elenben Sobes geitorben.
Die feblenben Rtnber tparen ieoenfals
tiefer eingefunten! unb po1itdnbig perz
14punben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-25
wcrli6c 3oocsjMmpfc-

Sn ben meiten prairien bes Weitens
begeanet man @tellen, bic unter benz
Mamen valtalH9e YlGbe" betannt 1tnb.
Sic bebeden oft biele Older unb baben
mre 8e3ei@nung bon Dem umtanoe,
baB aus Der @rbe Mlfalten berDorz
geDrungen iinb, pel9e ben 8o0en in
Der Meiie bebeden, als ob man &alt
iiber i'm geitreut. 8ei onbers 6erDorz
tretenb lit bic @ri@einung ba, mo- bic
@rbe feu9t 1T. Man9e bieler Steuen
3eigen ben Mar1 @9aratter, man4e
iin6 1umpfig. 3pt1@en ben lebteren
3isben ii6 oft 1@male @treifen 2anoes
6in, mG6renb Der Morait ielbit nit
elmer triigerii4en &ru1te bon parttrenz
bet 9ide bebedt lit. Wie gefGbrli@
biei e @tellen iinb, erbeut unter anberem
aug ber @r5dHlung zines Seem Oorfers,
Der 1einer 3eit als Gombop in elmer
jener @egenben fem 2eben ~friitete uno
ii@ mte fol9t ausldbt:
Muf unlerer &an9 tparen ein1nul 30
@tiid @ieb abbanben getommen, bic
mir bon @ie6bieben geltoblen mdbnten.
Sur MuFtnbung Der Sbiere muroen i@
unb Elm anberer Gotpbop, elm etma
24idbriger junger Mann, abbeoroert.
Wir bate ungefd6r 40 Meilen perz
9ebens abgei u9t, als mir bor uns etnen
raltalii4en plab" BON ungem0bnli4er
M%usbebnung erblidten. Mein college
rift etpa 100 Darbs re4ts BON mir.
Mit einem Male bDrte i9 etnen
@9ret unb bemertte, tpie bas pfero
meines &ameraben ein1 ant. @let@5eiz
tig begann audi Der 8oben unter mir
au 1hmunfen, Do6 DermDhte ih bur9
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-25
Warftbertmte.
Chicago.

minterpet3en 68-74; @ommerpei=
3en 57-74; Moggen 49,; @erite
35-63; 9afer 28-34; Gorn So
43; &!sie 1900; Mtbbltngs LOO
400; Stmotbhz9 eu 11.0O-13.00;
prairiez9 eu 11.5O-13.00x Stiere
3.254.55 &ibe unb &tnber 200
800; @9peine 6.5O-8.00; S4afe
400 $50; 2dmmer $500;
Butter, Creamery 1927; Butter,
Dairp 18-23; &Gie, Creamery 10
-13; &Gf e, @4met3er 1916; Mebl
2.OO4.4O; @ier 14-15; &urtoffeln
68-82; 3miebeln 2.75-3.O0; @rbien
1.25-1.75; @eiBtra1t per 9bt. 800.
-10.OO; Mepfe1 2.O0-3.25; 8obnen
-; SimotbAiamen 3.25-3:75; &lee=
1amen 8.O0-10,5O; Tlads LOB ;
MbisteD lib; 9ontg els; Salg
As; @e19la9tete 9ibner IL;
@pringbii6ner 13-14; @nten 12-13;
Surte1S 1915; @dnie per 9bb. 300
800.
WimmcapoIis & st. Yaul.
Mei3en 65-71; @oggen 52-53
@erit II 4O-5O; @afe r $685.; Gorn
39-4O; @eu, Stmotbp 7.50-11.0O;
6eu, up(unb 6.5O-10.00; Meb 2.20
400; &leie 9.00-9.50; Butter,
Creamery 2O-25; Butter, 9atrD II
-25; @ier 13-14. >.
&anias GttD.
@tiere 3.4O-4.25; @toders unb
Teebers 3.00-3.45; &ube unb &inber
2.OO-3.75; @6meine 7.37-7.55
@9afe-; Mei5en $751;; Noggen
$780,; 9afer 1885,; Corn 27-28;
Tla9s 1.01; 9eu 5.0O-5.50;8 Butter,
9airp 20-25; @ier 13-14.
SOUTH Sutaba.
@tiere 3.9O-5.3O; &W(e unb &tnz
ber 1.75-4.0Q; @toders uno 5ee6ers
2.75-.35; @4tpeine 7.55-7.60;
@9ufe 4.O0-5.90; QGmmer 800
5io"r GIN.
@tiere 3.7O-4.55; @toders unb
Teebers 3.25-4.65; &ube uno &inber
1.75-4.25; @@tpeine 7.45-7.55;
S9afe 4.50-5.1O; 2Gmmer 800
5.55; Wei5en 66-68; 9afer 1913.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-25
2ltlautiide Sccauticfen.

Seoen, Der jemals iiber ben Mtlanti=
i4en Scean gefabren 1T, biirften eintge
Witt6eilungen iber bas 8ett btel es
Meltmeeres intere1iren.
Menn man BON ber irlGnbi1@en
Settle aus meitpdrts gebt, 10 bertieft
it9, aber muir ie6r aQmGlig, bas Sceanz
bett; auf ben r iten 230 engl. Meilen
betrdgt bic @entung nur 6 SUB auf bic
Metle. 9ageqen tritt alrf ben nd9z
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-25
eSlt Syplge bon 8e19merben, bic

- SIT Tolge BON 8e14merben, bic
uber bic erorbitanten Sorberungen Der
amertfant14en &oniuln in Mntmerpen
unb 9apre fir bic Musitellung bon Sc
iunbbeits< @erttftaten fir iiber1eeH@e
9ampfer i'm @taatsbepartement etnz
liefen, bat @taatsietretdr @ref6am nun
etne etnbettlt4e&ate feitgeiebt uno 5tpar
foQen bic &on1uln bon jebt an nt@t
500 ober $40, 1on0ern MUIR $3.50 fit
jeoes Gerttfcat gu beanipruaen ia
ben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-25

-Sn @Ricugo purbe q. M.
Martans aus @opblanb, Gal., auf
benz MusiteuungsplaB UNI $4100 8aars
qe(b berdubt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-04
Car Drivers Annoyed by school Boys.

For several days the boys who as
semble at the City High School
building before and after school
hours have been giving the car
drivers a great deal OF trouble and
causing considerable annoyance to
the travelling public by jumping on
the rear platform, ringing the car
bells and then Jumping oil. This is
not, right and we believe it is the
duty of the city authorities to take
eognizance OF these occurrences and
punish these eyil-doers. In justice to
Wiley Jones, in his efforts to give the
city a satisfactory car service, pro-
lection should be meeted out to him.
If any OF these boys should be in
iured while jumping on and off these
moving cars. there would at once be
a case in court for damages. We
hope this trouble will end here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-04
The Bottom Has Dropped Out.

The peoples favorite and choice
are on top. Congress will debate
while the Cotton Belt will reduce the
rate, and please bear this in your
mind that we are the people and
strictly ia it. $3.50 to Chicago and
return 1920 to st. Louis and re-
turn. The only line from Pine Bluff
to Chicago without change OF cars,
and the only line landing you at
Worlds Fair grounds in the morning
for breakfast, thereby avoiding the
very disagreeable changes OF cars.
For other information and sleeping
accommodation call on ticket agent,
Cotton Belt depot.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-04

THE st. Louis Post Dispatch in a
careful canvass of Kansas City, st.
Louis and forty-fve cities and
towns outside Of ST. Louis as to
whether or not the people were in
favor of the unconditional repeal of
the Sherman law, which is opposed
by Senator's Vest and CockriI. has
aseertained that a majority OF the
business men of all the cities and
towns eanvassed are in favor of re-
peal. Figured out on the basis of
population, says the Post Dispatch.
the majority Of interviews. for or
against, being permitted to decide
the question of local opinion. unlike
the practice OF the Senate. The views
in favor OF the repeal OF the purchase
clause and against the Senatorial
conduct, represent a population OF
73l755, while the towns where the
majority OF expression is against the
repeal and in appreciation Of the
Senatorial OPPOSITION representa- pop
ulation OF l2l979."
The same conditions as found to
prevail in all business communities
in Missouri are no doubt true Of
Arkansas and the entire country
The business men of the entire
country, regardless Of party or party
affiliations, are in favor Of repeal.
andsif Congress shall fail to grant
the relief sought and asked by the
life-blood of the nation, it will prove
false to the trust confded in it by
the people, and there will come a
day when the whole situation will
be surveyed in calm judgement and
q mighty reconing viii be had. The
man who advocates repeal at this
time may not be popular with the
financial juglers who believe that
money can be made to grow on trees.
and that Congress can legislate peo-
pie rich, but ere the time elapses
before another election the Con-
gresham that stands steadtast to
the true interests Of the nation will.
receive his just reward
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-04

BREAD and meat, the Dallas
Aces truthfully says, ARE more i'm
portant and necessary to mankind
than silver is, for the latter we can
do without, but the former we must
have. Hence, the Government
should first protect its wheat and
cattle kings before it looks after the
interests Of its silver kings.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-04
The American VS.. English House
of Lords.

In Great Britain it will be remem-
bered that the House of Lords We
toed the registered will OF the PEG
pie as expressed in the Home Rule
bill passed by the popular assembly
the House of Commons. Now
Gladstone and the Liberal party are
engaged in an effort which has as
its possible result the abolition of
that lordly body of titled and
lauded aristocrats. In the instance
above referred to, the House of
Lords acted decisively and prompt
lily. A condition not entirely dis
similar prevails in this country.
The American House of Lords cor
responds very appropriately to the
British House of Lords, but when
we reach the point of promptness
the parallel ceases. The lower
House of Congress, the popular as
sembly, passed a bill repeating the
Sherman act and sent it into the
Senate. In the Senate there is a
majority IN favor of repeal, but by
indeeision and inactivity the minor
ity is allowed to usorp the power
of the majority and fritter away the
time of the Senate in useless and
idle discussions, while the business
industries of the country are par
alyzed by such procrastination. The
Senate is trying the patience Of the
people sorely, and the limit of hui
man endurance has been reached.
If it shall fail to carry out the will
Of the people as registered in the
House, and in the meantime keep
the business of the country in a con
dition of stagnation, the indignation
of a suffering people will become so
intensely aroused that there will
be but little more regard for the
Senate in this country than there is
for the House of Lords in Great
Britain. Supposed causes of pc
RODS of depression must be treated
as facts whether true or not. The
country is unanimously agreed that
the Sherman law is the cause of all
our financial woes, and whether true
or not, business refuses torevive and
confidence to restore itself until this
bastard legislative enactment is re-
pealed. If the Senate would con
tinae to occupy a high plach in the
esteem and confidence of the people,
it will act and act promptly.