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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-24
After n Brief Attack of Pneumonia at
Rcnnnln. Cal

After n Brief Attack of neumonis at
Renondo, Cal.
A telegram was received last evening an
nouncinR the death of Judge William
Chumasero yesterday afternoon at Renondo
Bench, Cal. He had been in fairly good
health until a Few days since, when he was
taken down with pneumonia. That he
was seriously Hi was only known in Helena
Yesterday and the news of his death was
therefore n painful surprise. Mra. Chuma-
sero and hla daughters, Mrs. j.. k. =. Mil
ler, Mrs. G. A. oadwater and Miss
Chnmasero, are at Itenondo Beach, where
Mira. 70 Is also seriously i'll. The
party left Helena in December and ex-
The arrangements for the funeral are not
yet known, though it is probable TINT the
remains Will be b ought to Helena for bur
ial.
Judge Chumasero vas one Of the Oldest
ana best known citizens of Montana. He
WAS BON In 1913 and therefore "a yeaGa old,
though despite his advanced age he was
active and strong. lie received his legal
training at Rochester, n. y, and was ad-
mitted to tho bar in Illinois in 1899. He
prRcticei law in La Sale county. in that
state, and was associated with Lincoln,
Douglas, umbull and other leaders. In
1864 he arrived i'll Virginia City by way of
Atohison, Kan, and Salt Lake. and after
serving one yea as district attorney of
Madison county came to Helena, where he
has since resided. He was married to Miss
Mary +. Brown at Peru, Ind. In lSi5, and
leaves II wife and three daughters.
Table linens in sets at greatly reduced prices
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-24
MINING CONGRESS-.

Aside From the Industrial Features Its
Social Aspects Will Be Attractive.
The third session of the National Mimi z
congress will be held at Salt Lake City on
June 5. says the Rocky Mountain News. II
need hardly be asserted that Salt Lake will
make this congress a grand success. 1t has
a most convenient and central location for
the miners of Colorado, Wyoming, Idaho,
Montana and Nevada. UTAH herself is one
of the richest mining sections of the Rocky
mountains, and Il restoration of silver to
its constitutional place in the coinage
would insure a most rapid development Of
the industry. No more appropriate place
for the congress could be named. There is
no more charming trip on the continent
than a ride to salt Lake in June. Aside
from the industrial features of the con-
gress, its social aspects will be attractive,
for there is no more enterprising or hospit-
able people on earth than those who live
near the shores of the great salt Lake.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-24

\ NEW industry is talked of for Salt
Lake that might he established here.
A California company proposes to erect
IN that city a factory for making fire
brick, architectural terra Gotta, sewer
pipe and similar articles. A manufac-
tory Of this sort was started in Lincoln,
California. fifteen years ago, which gives
employment to about two hundred men.
and has been highly successful. We
have in the vicinity of Helena not only
fire brick clay, but various other sorts
awaiting capital to turn them into fin
lshed products.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-24

PERHAPS Richards will resign the Of
flee of governor and let Botkin appoint
him senator. That would relieve the
governor of the embarrassment of choos-
ing between Sanders, Mantle, Carter
and Couch.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-24

The two populists who have been vot-
ing for Mr.. Dixon varied the monotony
of the ballot yesterday by giving their
votes to DR.. Mitchell, "a member of their
own party. This, probably, was IA no
tice to the Dixon men that the popu-
lists were tired Of the deadlock and it
gave the democrats who were support
ing Mr.. Dixon all the excuse they needed
to cast their ballots for Mr.. Clark, who
would have been elected with their aid
No one can find fault with Messrs. BRAY
and Matthews for the course they have
pursued, The responsibility for the
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-24

AS the sole representative Of Montana
in congress, Commodore Power is emit.
tied to praise for the fidelity with which
he sticks to his post and looks after
houses,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-24

THE selection of Hilary A. Herbert
for secretary OF the navy is a particu-
larly good one. Mr.. Herbert, as chair
man of the naval affairs committee in
the house of representatives,, gained a
thorough knowledge of the needs Of the
nayy and gave intelligent cooperation
10 the able administration of Secretary
Whitney. He is able, honest and in
trious, and is just the man to carry for
ward the work Mr.. Whitney began.
The navy department was fortunate
also in It's head under President IIarri-
son. No member Of the present cabinet
has made q better record than Secretary
Tracy.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-24

The esteemed Herald will be obliged
if some n would give it the middle
name of the Hon. G. L. Coder, of Fer
gus. We are not quite certain, but we
think it is Lightout.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-24

eE- Montsnisns abroad will siways find The
DAILY INDEPENDENT OH file at their favorits
hotels: Fifth Avenue and Metropolitan. New
York; West, Minneapolis; Baldwin and pslaca
Gan Francisco; McDermott, Butte; Leland Hotel.
Springfield. Ill.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-24

of a revolutionary family from New Ham
shire. His grandfather was an officer in
Gen. W~nshinpton's army. Mr.. Smith was
named for his mothers family, the Hokes
of Georgia, prominent in that section. MIR.
Smith is regarded, as one of the brainest
men in the south. He entered politics
when only 20 pears old and soon after
was made chairman of the demo-
cratic executive committee Of At
lanta. He met Nh. Cleveland for the first
time in 1889, during the president elects
visit to Atlanta, and has been one of his
launch supporters ever since. He is pro-
prietor of the Atlanta journal. which is the
Cleveland organ of that section. In 1888
he married the daughter of Gen. Thomas
Cobb, of Georgia. For two years he has
been p esident of the board of education
of Atlanta. 1t il said he is worth half u
million dollprs and enjoys ar annual in
come of $40. 900 from his law practice.
Pc soually he IL one of the most genial of
men. Mrs. Smith is a leader of Atlanta
society and entertains very elhborately.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-24

THOSE Great Falls democrats are of
the right stuff. They believe in caucus
nomination, straight democracy, and
have no use for the ambling dark horse.
Would all other democrats were like
them.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-24

STOCKHOLDERS MFETING-THE ANNUAL
meeting of tho stockho'd.rs of tho Helena
and lion Gold Mining I Ompany wi BIZ held
at the office Of Stoele x Clements. Helena, Mon
tana. on SATURDAY., March rs, 1893. at three o'clock
y m. for tine election Of trustees and ttansac-
ton of other buhincss- Ii. d.. LINN, Eco.
Dated Helena. Fob. q. 1888.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-24

STOCk HOLDfRS' f~ETING-THE AN
- nual meeting of tho Stockholders Of the Lin
coin Mining company will DO held on tho ist
day OF March. 1893. nj rooms 3 and 4 Gold block.
Helena. Montana. for tho purpose OF electipg
trustees and officers for tho ensuing year. Said
meeting will he held at the hour of 10 o'clock n.
m. 81 said day. u. 4. EAC President.
HAHHY [. BRIGGS. Secretary.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-24

SOME of these days we shall annex
Hawaii and Canada, but there is no
need in being in a rush about it.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-24

Our own Carter will be- back to-mor-
row aud then there will be moro repub-
lican harmony.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-24
THIS Is HOkE SMITH,

Who VIII Be Secretary OF the Interior
Under Cleveland.
The next secretary of the interior, the
Hon. Hoke Smith, of Atlanta Georgia. was
born in North Carolina, in 1856. where he
received his early education. He studied
law and moved to Atlanta in, 1876. His
father is Prof. H. ii. Smith, principal of the
girls high school, at Atlanta. He comes
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-24

Now that the cabinet is out of the
way, what in thunder are we going to
guess about next?
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-24
THE INDEPENDENT

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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-24

deadlock rests on democrats and not on
them. The next senator from Montana
will be a democrat whenever democrats
act like democrats.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-24

HELENA, MONT. FEB. "a, 1898.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-24
LITTLE GIRLS DRESS.

Stylish-I4ooking, but ut no Same Time
Easy tn Make.
There Ia shown herewith a dress for u
little girl, of cream cashmere. strewn with
pink and blue tlowerettes. The trimming
il of blu velvet. The sleeves and bodice
are plain cream cashmere. ard the COLLAR
cite is Of cream lace. 1t ia suitable for
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-24

The Bee Hive is offering special inducements
to buyers of chenille table covers and portieres
this week.
First class meals and service at the Bon Ton.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-24
THE W EATH ER.

reported for THE lNpErENDINr daily by E. ]
{ lass, United States observer.
600 a IN. Goo y. III.
barometer 30 Ol9 so. Ill
1emperature. go $50
sw-1u W.
Temperature at noon, 200.
Maximum Temperature, ri y.
Minimum temperature. 30.
Local forecast for Helena Light snow,
colder.
Helena, Feb %. 1903.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-24
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

ny MAIL.
Daily Including Sunday per year.. ...... $40 %
Daily Including Sunday six months...... B %
Daily Including Sunday three months.... 2 10
Daily Excluding Sunday per year. ....... y %
Daily Excluding Sunday per month ...... rs
Sunday only lin advanced per year. ........ 10
Weekly in advance onlyl per year 1N
Daily by carrier. per week, seven issussl.. n
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-24

The Bee Hive is the bargain house of Helena
see their big ad in this issue.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-24
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN,

Everything III the market at the Bon Ton new
opened.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-24
JUDGE CIIuMASERO DEAD.

Curtain scrim in a lar-e variety of patterns
only IOc per yard at The Loo Hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-24

Table linens in sets At greatly reduced prices
he Leo Hive tho weeA.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-24

Legal blanks at this Office.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-24
Baby carriages at The Bee Hive.

Large new line of lace trimmings for dresse
at Butcher T. bradley's, 1U5 Broadway.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-09

NIT bes golbperlenocn 8iibes6etmcrs &C.
oacbt. !6err unb Srau 8crfntcilter Dorte7
tet nit ibrct anmutbigcn S03tert, inter
ltitbt Ourb 6rn. 6D. NS. Sill, ben @G1tcn
auf. Der 9amenflor mar burcb pornebme
@ri6einungen reib bertreten, lt1lo au6 aus
benz GrbgeiboB branget meni3lt6e Stint
men 6erpor. Cine @ntbedungsrctie nab
oieier &ibtlrng BIN cnbete chen nit bet
u@ntoeGlng" beS betpuBten &iloeSbetmerS.
6err @m. Nerner bat nit l~eiltclt treffltcben
@rfriibun9cn groBe @bre ctngelegt, uno Die
aus elmer Nii6e bes Speilelaals Derpor,
tOnenben ic6mei6elnben &IGnge Der Streib7
muiif BON Sobn q. SANDS Srbeiter, DaS
nit 6arfen1 unb @%eigenmuitt I'M @rne
pfangS5in1ner abtpebleltc, iparcn DaS 9e9
eignetitc Wittel, bel Ben un3dbIi9en Scenen
BET %erniten Giibrung au6 bic Stimmung
Ser Sreube tpacbsurufen unb Bic groBe Seltz
Deriammlung SIT beleben. 60 mar Qaes
alf 0aS Seite geIun9en un6 mOgen benz 10
berrli6 gefeterten iieb3ieidbri9en @eburts7
taasfinbe Sic gtl6er nod recbt oft tpiebcr1
eri6ctnen, Die i'm umgaufelten, ais ct ietn
6aupt na9 benz ereigniBooaen Sage nieoerz
legte!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-09

"t
nit Gobe ab9ing, an Gitraba, eine1t perf6nz
Lieben Setn0 oeS GorteS. Sieier Mdnn
lieB eS itcb ~beiDnbers an9cle9en iein, ieincm
@egner ale ~m0gLicben Steine in ben gScg
SIT nerfen unb i'm 3u qltGlelt, ia ct befob[
GorteS, Die Stabt SIT perlaiicn. Die bterz
iiber entriiiteten Nn6Gnger besielben ipol@
ten 81 ben gSaffen greifen, bod Derbot Gor7
teS ale 8iOericbGi6feiten unO 5o9 ii3 einit7
tDeilen racb GpDoDuac1n 5:,;riiG. Die Ser
lGumbungen am ipanil6en Sole aber 6orz
ten nt6t auf, ia man bestcbtete GorteS io7
9ar, CT babe ben Stattbalter Quts 8oi1ce Sc
2eon, mebrere anbere iciner @egner, ionic
aud feline eigene @emabLtn, oeren CT ilber@
brlliitg getporoen, Dergiftet. 9icie 9fabs
rtdten, beren 8e9riln6ung t%etneStue9S er@
ipteicn lit, beitimmten ben Safer, GorteS
n1cb Ofabrib 81 6ei6eiocn. 9erielbe bate
aber mittleripeile gleicbfa1S bei6loiien,
6ortbit sI 9eben, Inn feline Sacbe peri0nli6
allSSufedbten. Son ~eini9en treltergebencn
@efGbrten, iotpie mebrcren inbianii6en Sea-
3tfen begleitct, i6iffte itb GDrteS in 8era
GrltS eth unD ldllgte I'M 9c5ember oeS Sab
res 1927 in YaloS an. 6ier perlor Ell iei>
men t~reueiten 9SaffengenDiien, Sen ipdderen
Sanooual, Der, crit 5tpeiuno5tpanStg Sabre
ait, nit ibrn BON 6aOarna 1aeb Wterifo gee
fommen mar, 10 Dicl sur @rD6erung bes
GcicbaS beigetrd9en bate uuo neben 2llpa1
rabo Die Superldiiigite Stiibc bcs GorteS
getpelen mar. SonDppaL 1tarb i'm frGfttg>
item Wlannesalter, eft cinunoDreiBtg Sabre
ait.
(e0luB foIet)
Scit6cm Shirt 8isunarf pic6er in
6riebricbSrub tpobnt, lit es sort bebeutelt0
lebbafter geiporben. SGgli6 fonlnt 8e.
iucb beS 6iiriten an pbcr rctit ipicbct ab.
Die 8abnperpaltung ldBt, ipie friiber, SIT
bieiem 3ipef ldmmtlicbe Sdbnell5ii9e nadb
8cbarf tpie6er anbalten. Sans tpie gee
lpo6nt, ntacbt auc6 Der Shirt td9li6 Mit1
tags ult6 gtabmittd9s 1einen SpaSiergarg.
Wtan itebt i'm in 8cgleitung ieineS trtucn
5praS ~babinpanbeIn, ben berben Stof
auf benz &ilfcn tra9enb, unter bciben
Nrn1er ourd6geiteGt, bier unD bort ltebelt
bleibeno uno nit ibn 8ege9nenoen %freunbz
licb plnubernb. @raf t0crbert, ipclc6er
eintge Sage BORT pertpeilte, lit nit &c
mabIil ipiebcr l1acb S60nbauien abgereilt.
9tus 6annoper lit bic 8otidaft eingetroffc1,
DaB sic @rdfin @il6elm Sisnlarf iDrem
0atten Gin S66tercben geicbenft bat.
= Neulidb lit es flint 5iic6ern, mclc6e
iicb nahe an Sen Die 8u6t BON Galerrno be-
grensenbcn &orgebir9e yGapo @alo" auf
Dem S6ipertfiicbfang befanbcn, gelungeu,
zines 6atftlcbes bab6aft Su iperbcll, lpcldber
iicb 0urb Jteilcn an Dem 0teB bcmerfbar
gemad6t bate. 9erielbc miBt, bel elmer
Hdnge bon Il SuB, an BET biditcn Stelc
ctipa g. SUB i'm llmfatg unb lit ieit pieGen -
bet Grlte, Ben man BET Salcrino
g%efatgen bat. Sci Ofeiiina fommen Sal
fiicbc bdufieer por unb Stpor fait imner im
Der grpBen, Dom SueS9Sanal
tomll1enben 9ampfer..
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-09

su tpirfcn inmitten bet 9roBen &rciic, III
Dci1en Sic iidb bcipegenl
Sbr sic lebr i6dbenocr
8. 8eIient9al.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-09

SeHnttm9 sutittcI, bcreitctt fctte
S1nncr5ett, iutnter smucr=
I6fft9 1nt0 ttatitrlt6
tuirfcM0.
goGitdnbig geIdmadlpS, elegant nit IiBem @nntfnt
lberaudert, %purgiren, re9uliren, r~eilti9en inb fraftisen.
Rnntun11'H 4tue1t
Seber, ser sine no cIoe, Der gsierem, Scr 8Iaie,
rerp6ic &ramfhciten, @ppetitlnIefeit, &ppf=
id)nterSct, 0eritcpfmtt9, SartIeibt8feit, 9ers
ooru.9 sbei6weroct, 01uenfraufbcit, 0iebes,
ltnfcrleibS emit iittotn9, &6n,orrboioen nnD aGe
tteferen 8arnfronfbetten Reiu pe9etabiliId, fem ueds
fiber, mineralti3e, mod ionitige id6oIi6e 9ro8uem
e~ntDaltetb.
Ireis q 6cnts bic gd)adteI.
Sn alien 9lpOtbefem sa babcm.
SdS 0rOSe ~9cbcrmitteI.
To4fommeme 8erSaumm9 ipirb oltrd 6ebrauh
BON 8ootpaD's 8ilcn er5ieit. MittelIt tbrer autis
hili0let gigenIbaTten regen Ie bic Sober bel Wbipubez
rrng Der Sale ltnb beren NbIeitunq onrd6 Die 6oaet=
gauge an. Bel allen SGnen bon Wtiorane, 8elbItdt.
eoligen @nfdGen. 1t~nOolfommener @erbounuo (ber
sSDlge BON Sa1ener9uB ms 9Iut) reQeln bieIe giucu
III 0oie1 bon orei big flint Stiid raid Die 9ebertf6tio.
felt unD beTreien ben Yatienten BON 0ieIen Stbruuaen Z
Sine oDer 5ipei HobDapI6e Yi1en. bon nit btlibieu
Sdrner5en nno Starrbett Der 2eber 6eplaotet tdaLl
%ge1ommen, erbalten oas Spitenl regelmaBiq unb ftz
9eunoe 0eroaunHg.
nIan eeRe itder uno fehe I'll, oaS u
uRaowaY's" erhGlt!
U1an fbide cine 8riefmarfe ON OF. a
Comp, SEQ. 80 @orren=Street, Stem 0oz
S6rift False and True. pel1e mertbnnl
gibt au9sIhidt gu betoulmen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-09
acbe

9as perbeiierte eloitii6e 8runboI
gru6bauo, lueldes man Sag utb 9aS
felt tro9eu fam. beilt iitber leber "A
i61ft. Gotalo9e ouf 0erIlneeni
proneo GIoftic 1ruB Co.. S22 BY
Netu 9ort.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-09
Sriefibe 6liidmiinf6e.


9(n tntereianten @in5eLbeiten lt1tb @ptio=
ben fe6Lte eS natitrltb ou6 nt6t. 60 Bill
ben folgenbe 8riefe gum 8eiipieL etner
merfnHrbtgen @e9enidb, obtpobL bie Ser,
sen Der S6reiber Dtellei3t BON oenielber
Ofottpen beleelt tparen:
$50 SO. &anooIpbeS traBe.
@6tcagp, 6. Sanuar 1893.
6errn 81. 6. SEEING babier.
Sebr geebrter 6err!
Sod fltn9t bas 9ie6 pom brapet Mtan1t,
QSte Srgelto1t unO @loGerflGn9!
g8enn mir Sic @a6en unb 9tnlage1t Der>
lieben iuoroen tpGrert, Die Semanben gum
Gcbten Otbtcr ma6en, Damn ipiir6e ib beute,
an SS6rem 20. @ebnrtSta9e, et1 teues y9ieb
bonn branen Manne" aus meiner SeeIe ber>
Dorflingen lo11en - Elm &ie6 81 Sbrenn
9reis unb su SDrer Nnertennung, mein
ie6r perebrtcr SEER SEEING. 9enns Deute,
nocbbem Sic fieben Sabr5ebnte Sbres
tbotenreicben 9ebens 5uritd9ele9t baben,
BART mon es unb iou man eS laut berfitn7
ben, DaB Sic ais ein b rdner Wfdnn bltr6
Die g8elt gei9ritten itnb. Gin braDcr
Mann, - s.. +. sunGcbt: elm tapferer
Mann. 11n6 TAPER ittO sic 81 alien s3eis
ten fir 6es 8oltes 9tecbte unb Sreibeiten
eingetreten, unb no bteielben bebrObt tpa7
ren, ba ba6en sic Die SABINE Der etpt9en
un6 unperGuBerli6en WeniBenrebte bo6
gebalten, unb 9ar oft babcn Sic otelelbc
gum Siegc 9efiibrt.
Sin braper Mlanr, = 5. +. 5tpeitenS :
ein gutter Mann. 9enn fit bic 2eioelt
unb Sorgen unb &iilmmerniIle Der Wfttz
menid6en baben Sic itets marine Spmz
patbien geSeigt, unb Sic BADEN es auf per7
idieOene gsetie lnb auf Derl9ieOenen 8er
qen un6 bur9 peri9ieOene Sbatem be-
piefen, baB Sbnen Die 9inDerung bon
Menl3enelen6 nnb 6ie S0rOerung BON
W%enicbenpobl 6er3ensia6e lit.
SD muB MIDI tllr5 faiien; = benn 8iele
tperben Dor mir ft6 gum @orte semel6et
baben, Giele merben na4 mir fommen. 50
iage it6 BERN cinfacb sum Sbluiie: Mose
@ott Sic legnen. Wto9e Sbnen nod cine
recbt lange Jteibe bon Deiteren, bureb ni6ts
getriibten Sabren beibieoen fem, unb Sbnen
Sic &raft per6leiben, nod piel bes @uten
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-09-08
Useful Recipes.

YOUNG OKRAs AND TOMATOES
Take an equal quantity of each; slice
the okra and skin the tomatoes; put it
into saucepan. WITHOUT water; add a
small quantity of butter. pepper and
salt, one onion chopped fine. Stew for
one hour and serve.
SPANISH ONION CHIPs.-Put fry
ing kettle half full of good fat over the
fire 10 heat; peel and slice large
Spaai'h or Valencia onion; throw the
slices into the Fat yhen it is smoking
hot. as many as will float; as soon sc the
ouion chips are light brown take the u
up with skinner, put them on brown
paper or in colander, sprinkle little
salt and pepper over them and keep
them hot; when all are fried they may
be kept hot in an open oven until they
are wanted for the table.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-09-08

To the face of these facts, indsput-
able, undeniable, how can honest men
hope for financial relief until the pirates
have secured all the plumber? To resist
them is to walk the plank. Our
President and congress will not do it.
They dare not, nor have they the
power.
Only world wide movement Of
reputation, of abolition of interest and
dividends, of abolition of private
ownership and monopoly in the re-
sources of nature and the means OF
production and distribution, mutiny
of the slaves of the money power.
registering their will at the ballot box,
and defending their verdict upon the
field, will Danish the double-headed
robber crew whose black flag now
strikes terror in every land.-Er.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-09-08
Held by the Enemy.

The Rothschilds hold the purse of
the world and control the worlds
financial policy. In pursuance of the
policy they squeezed Australia and the
Argentine Republic. Their great com.
petitors, the Barings, succumbed to the
pressure, but Standard Oil was too
powerful to crush they made them
allies. They have gathered in all that
was valuable in the way of interest
bearing debt the world over, and also
the gold mines whose product was to
pay those debts, They persuaded
Austria, whose policy they control, to
give them the management of their
specie resumption plans, then laid their
train to undermine the prosperity OF
America with the aid of traitorous
Standard Oil. The squeeze was started.
They shipped gold from America to
Europe on pretext Of Austria's needs.
They frightened the screws little here
and there and the panic was started as
planned.
At the proper moment India took
the step which had been arranged for
and half the money of the world was
discredited. 1t happened (?) to be the
half in which tho Rothsehild Oil COM
bine had no controlling share. A Wall
street operator is put under the screws
and throws overheard railroad paying
ten per cent dividends, worth one day
l27, the next bought in by Standard
Oil, undr the rules, at 70. Something
OF bargain. Read the list of directors
of the principal railroads and see how
often Standard OIL is represented.
Northern Pacific is the latest acquisi-
ton. with its commanding position in
the Northwest, its 5000 miles OF track,
Its 3S,0O0 ,000 acres of land, and its
power OF drawing perpetual tribute out
of all the vast empire through which it
rams. Standard OIL Rockefeller. Payne
and Royse are busy with the wreckage
and are already looking for the next
victim. Capt. Kidd was something IF
a pirate in his day. but he was not able
TO carry on land campaign as do the
pirates of today.