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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-06-15
No Sympathy Here.

We sympathize with Charley Eos
ter in his financial misfortune, but
our sympathy is not as great as it
would have been had he not served
Wall Street while he was secretary
of the treasury.-Missouri World
We don't. We have no sympa-
thy to waste upon such fellows.
That pa.er says, che followed the
gold ignus fatuus until he sank in
the swamps." Yes, and as he went
down he declared "gold payments
would be maintained "
If Foster did not know better we
could have some sort of cOmmisera-
ton for him in his misfortune, but
he does know that system that
makes millionaires and tramps as
they have been turned out in a
quarter of a century in this country
is primarily wrong and if he didn't
he should be condemned for his ig-
norance.
1t is little that he and men of his
kidney care what havoc is made by
our damnable vicious system so
they can ride the storms, but We
are truly glad he and others have
sunk-not because of any revenge
full feelings, but because it will set
some of them who are largely re-
sponsble for our present conditions
to thinking, and because relief will
come all the sooner to the whole
country when the tinanciers can be
made to feel the pressure, too.
We have no sympathy to waste
on the Fosters, the Wimans, the
Whites, the Warner Millers and
other "Napoleons of finance"
Those gentlemen have simply got
doses of the same medicine they
have been giving the people, and
the more of them that are COMPEL
ed to take it, the. sooner the cure.
Kansas Commoner.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-06-15
GEO. G. NEWTON.

You're going to the Fair ? There
are many alleged guides" in which
geography is distorted, distance
wiped out, and location falsely
shown because they are merely ad-
vertisements of some transportation
scheme hack line, hash-house or
railroad. The only Vest Pocket
Map of Chicago and the Fair, genu
inc geography with INDEX 10
STREETS, Railroads, Depots and
Prominent institutions; which tells
the truth about all because depend
ent on none, mailed on receipt of 10
two-cent stamps. by The Matthews
Northrup Co. Buffalo, n. Y.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-06-15
st. Johns Financial Platform.

We clip the following financial
platform from the Farm, Field and
Fireside, published at Chicago. 1t
was furnished that paper by Gov.
St. John:
l. All money should be issued
directly by the general government.
2. Whether gold, silver or pa
per, it should stand upon an equal
ity before the law, for all purposes.
3. The law should not discrimi-
nate in favor of or against any par
ticular class of government currency,
and all contracts which attempt to
do so should be null and void.
4. Free and unlimited coinage
of gold and silver. Let the two
metals be combined in the same
coin, so there can be no CORNER"
on one at the expense of the other.
Thus when gold goes to Europe, sill
yer would go with it.
5. Let no more commissioners
be sent abroad to consult with for
eign powers as to what shall be
done with silver. What we do
with silver is nodody>y business but
our own. The United States should
adopt a monetary system that would
forever strip Wall street of its power
to dictate the financial policy of
our government. To do this, gold
must be shorn of its present power
to rule or ruin.
6. No more bonds Payable in
Gold". Let every government
bond be made redeemable in the
same kind of money that we give
to the farmer for his corn and wheat,
and the laborer for his days work.
I. Ours is the grandest country
on earth, our natural resources are
without limit. Give us financial
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-06-15
DO YOU WANT TO ADOPT A BABYi

Maybe you think this is a new business,
sending out babies on application it has been
done before, however, but never have those
furnished been so near the original sample as
this one. Everyone will exclaim, /" Well
that's the sweetest baby 1 ever sawr' This
you buta faint idea of the exquisite original,
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-06-15

system that is just, to rich and poor
alike, and the people will loyalty
uphold and defend it, and in time
the civilized world will fall into
line, because it is right.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-06-15
A Good Letter.
WINFIELD, Iowa, June 4, '93.

EDITOR AGITATOR: Enclosed find
so cents for the foreign" edition OF
the AGITATOR. | cannot be without
that grand weapon of warfare issued
from your Office once a week, with
its blade always bright and sharp,
cutting right to the core of corrup-
ton and scullduggery that has been
and is to-day lurking around on the
surface of this "free, prosperous and
religious" world. If all the papers
in the land were as fearless, true
and patriotic, as DESTROYS for the
welfare of the toiling millions strug-
Cling for life, as is the AGITAToR, we
would not be compelled to see, all
around US, bank failures, combines
and trusts sanctioned by federal
Judges, strikes in all branches of
industry where hard labor and skill
are required. We would not be in
the bad condition our present admin
istration is in to-day by supporting
the Wall street gamblers, causing
honest business men to go down.
But their rottenness is showing it.
self more and more every day No
government can stand long by run
ming gambling den to ruin her
people, as our is now doing.
The Kansas City Star hit the nail
square when it declared, recently,
that "the situation now is just what
it would have been had there been
no change in the administration"
That, Mr. Editor, is just it-cxact-
ly-and the people all over the coun-
try are beginning to believe it.
Here, in Iowa, the farmers are
fast coming to the conclusion that
a new party is the only way to ever
our conditions. Recently,
man canvassing for reform paper
told me that many farmers told him,
that they wished the new
party would succeed.
Right is might, and might will
prevail
| would like to be with you and
help you in your noble fight for
equal suffrage, but know you will
win, as Kansas always wins in the
fight for the right.
Yours for success,
Gro a. NEwroN
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-06-15

ORDER "The Golden Bottle thro'
the AGIrAroR Price, SO cts.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-05-26
In the Supreme Court of tha Ha-
waiian Islands.
MARCH TERM, 1893.

NJ. PHILLIPS & COMPANY vs.. j. a.
MACON, Administrator of the
Estate of G. Alec.
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Marshal's Sale.

KY vLGTuE OF = WRIT OF
D Execution. issued ont of the District
Court, on the oath day of April. A. d .
1898, against D NJ. Crowley, defendant,
in favor of G. on, plaintiff, for the sum
OF s1l7.90, have levied upon and shall
expose for sale at the Station House, in
the District Of Honolulu, Island OF Oahu
az IL O'Clock OF FRIDAY, the 23d day Of
June, A. j. 1898, 20 the highest bidder,
all the right, title ant interest OF the said
ID. NJ. Crowley. defendant. in and % the
following property unie7s said judge
ment, interest, costs and NJ expenses be
previously paid.
List % property Tor sale: l Sewing
Machine. / Picture. Stands. 7 Case Tor
Nar.r Lantern. Boz slides.
= a.. ulICuCoCk.
Marshal
rf r.iH.u. Mas Goth, Isll. GrU s1i
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-05-26
FOR SALE.

The Daily ADvEarisER Ia deliver.
ed ny carriers for 90 cents q month.
Ring up Tcleplrnts ~ N'r V
ne ar.e 3D. go.'Fvyii.3
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-05-26
REPLEvIN.
BEFORE JUDD, c. j., BIcKERToN AND
FREAR, u.

4 agreed in writing with B to sell and de-
liver lat a future tlme) certain paddy
to be grown. The agreement contains
certain conditions as to quality. time
OF delivery, quantity and price prece-
dent TO the delivery and acceptance of
the paddy. Held. that it was only an
executory agreement and did not effect
an absolute and complies sale, or pass
the title TO plaintiff; and that repiey;n
could not be maintained under il.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-05-26
German
Syrup
For Coughs & Colds.

John F. Jones, Edom, Tex. writes
I have used German Syrup for the
past six years, for Sore Throat,
Cough, Colds, Pains in the Chest
and Lungs, and let me say to any
one wanting such medicine
German Syrup is the best.
BW. Baldwin, Gainesville, Tenn.
writes: have used your German
Syrup in my family, and find it the
best medicine ever tried for coughs
and colds. recommend it to every
one for these troubles.
r. Schmalhausen, Druggist, Of
Charleston, Ill. writes: After trying
scores of prescriptions and prepare
tons I had on my files and shelves,
without relief for very severe cold,
which had settled on my lungs,
tried your German Syrup. It gave
me immediate relief and a perna-
nent cure. o
G, G. GREEN, Sole Manufacturer,
Woodbury., New Jersey, U. S. A.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-05-26
AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED
SafetieS

Fitted with Elleptic sprocEets and q. *
J. corrugated air tube tires. These tires
can be fitted to any pneumatic safety,
they are practically puncture proof, do
not slip on wet roads, and are very fast.
Any desired gear can he furnished with
these wheels from No. So to 80.
While on my Rambler wheel Pm seated.
And Up the street, / swiftly glide,
They say discussion. grows quite heated
To know what wheel that man doth ride;
And when my wheel let them try.
They exclaim with look intent
This is the wheel we'll surely buy
If we don't lay up cent.
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DIED.

CAMPBELL AT his residence, l0s W. 129th
st JAMES CAMPBELL, in the s5th year Of his
age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
On Lee. IA. at the residence o. his
brother-in-law John n ,Cormick, 248 East
12sth st. after a long illness, JAMES CARR.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
Newark IN. ~ papers please copy.
MCMAHON On Dec. Is, at Bellevue Hospital,
THOMAS MCMAHON, Of County Cavan. Ire
land. aged a years.
MACKINTosH. Entered into rest on Dec. Is,
1893, Of apoplexy, C%ATHARINE ANroINErrE,
wife Of Angus Macintosh, Of Elizabeth, n. j.,
in the 5sth year of her age.
Funeral services on Saturday, Dec 16, ut !
o'clock p. NJ, from st. Johns Church,
Elizabeth.
POST. At Wellington. n. j., Dec. 10. ABRA-
Posi-, jr. aged sc years, IL months, o days.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
.tss funeral services at his late home. Ander.
her We, Wellington, N. j., on Sunday. Dec
her N2P. M. Interment at Cedar Lawn.
ism Non Tuesday, Dec. IL. at 1e6 Sd ave.
jim, well beloved husband OF Helena
Catherine Quarm, aged 80 years and 1O
months.
RIVER. On wednesday, Dec. Is. 1893, at hel
residence, Mount Pleasant, n. j., Mrs. MARY
RIVER, relict OF the late Thomas Ryer, In heI
SD year.
Funeral Saturday, Dec. 10, at 2 r. M, from
her iete residence. Train leaves foot of Cort.
landt o.. ITO p. NJ. Carriages In waiting al
Matawan. Relatives and friends respectfully
invited.
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MARRIED.

-DNN-CORTELYoU.-On Tuesday evening,
Dec. IL, 1903, at Christ's Church, Bay Ridge,
N. Y, by the Rev. Bishop Faikner, e
TRuDE BERGER, daughter Of Peter L. Cortel-
you, ESQ.,, to WALTER c. BUM.
OGE-TAYLoR. In Brooklyn, on Dec. 10,
1893, by the Rev. DR.. ]. r. Day, Of New
| York, LOUISE BRANDON TAYLoR to WILL
IAN L. HOOK, OF Anaconda. Mon.
AT the home Of the bride,
Dec. IL, 1903, by Rev. NJ. N. Preston. pas
tor Of the Presbyterian Church, DR.. AMBROSE
KAssoN and CASSIE wILLIsToN HULL,
daughter Of the late Hon. Henry II. Hull
and Clara Williston Hull. all Of Bath, Steuben
County, N, Y,
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Colleges, schools &e.

BooKKEEPINt, science oil accvnats, gnmmsr
reading, spelling, letter writing, arithmetic,
languages, elocution, architectural. mechanical
90 lessons, $40. DAHL's. 12s West ADD st.
CANAAN ACADEMY. Canaan, Conn. : Home
Tor twenty boys. College or business, prepara-
tory. Individual training. backward boys nd
vanced. Two openings Mt the holidays. Address
n RECTOR.
ELOCUT!ON AND ACTfNG-S peak!ng voice
cultured reading, Resticulation mid acting thor
oughly and practically taught Mt the LAwHfNCE
SCHOOL, LOG West 42u At. Fully equipped
stn1e. Circulars on application to EDWIN
GORDON LAWRENCE.
SHORTHAND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and
Metropolitan School, 05 9th ave. circulars
SrENOGRAPHY rnd tyre rltins, weeks trial
Tree; personal instruction given each student;
day and evening Cllsscs: terms reasonable.
Brooklyn College, liV Broadway, r. MORSE,
Principal.
sTENodRApHY and fypewriting school.
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81 WEEKLY-Watches, diamonds, jewelry;
agent calls; established 1851 w. r. MEEKS
Il Co. o Murray 81.
$50 FOR A MUSIC BOX; 8 airs and bells: worth
$50. Many others so per cent. less than regular
price. wITTNER, ls Park row.
i 900 CARDS, 81; 1000, o.; billheads, state
ments, envelopes, noteheads, labels, &C., low.
KELLOGG, u Sd ave.
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Flats and Apartments to Let.
Observation-Disclosures Side.

S'oe'
LEXINGTON AVE, llO5-Cho.ce door, private
house, light housekeeping TO quiet family,
MADISON AVE, 1902, near llOih 81. Elegant
steam-hented flats, u rooms 4 bath, $50 10 s23.
Janltor.
WILLIAM ST, 23S-Ncry desirable large l.
newly decorated rooms; reasonable rent. APP
ply honsekeeper, on premises.
al AVE-, I195 Remember, 4 large rooms,
mantels, waTdrobes, ranges; heated, cnrpeted
halls: 2 water closets en- every hOor. elevated n
cable cars ut door; rents sS 60 i. 10; fronts, stu
30 AVE., 1923 SO to sl3. 30; 3 l. 4 rooms. In
quire In shoe siorp.
18TH ST, 1873, $50 X 33T f., between LIST 4 I'd
aves. - Elegant hals, y rooms x bath :parlor heat
er, A decorated ceilings: all improvements; new
houses; halls aud bath heated rents Nd 10 $sn
JAnilor.
III 81, ans J.. Extra Wide single fiat, Z rooms
ep1d order; all improvements. Apply janltor
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IFurnished-West Sid

$500
Furnished-West Side.
ST.. las W. Apartment of 8 rooms, nicely
furnished for housekeeping. Outside beii.
lt gr1an ST.. ,r %i-A gem, al 2 5S9m ssa s " a Esse x.
10TH 81. 2ha w. ring Gimbler's bell-Niceiy
furnished fiat; 4 rooms, married couple for
housekeeping. cheap,
enamel, sis weekly. FTkGG, 24@ ". sd SH s..
18TH ST., W.-Brand new furniture, Q rooms;
$l4 weekly; possession. M, o,,
18TH ST., wEST-Neatiy. furnished 4-room
fFLxGd, ai2 W. 2sd st.
aG1 Z W E,,1I s1 E pretty fiat 8 rooms sI4
Hal, sii8 weekly. FLAGe, 2i2 ". al s..
22 "a s Weekly T;-E fl beauty 342 " SGo ga St steam heated
PATH ST., WI rooms 4 bath So weekly;
linen. silver. FLAG0 242 w. 23d st.
sl xsT. ST. e w IiIs- room F !prRIseea i, aA H. Ii asS ! s'l'
3iTH ST.. W,-small room for light housekeep'
ing, q weekly; china, Flags, 242 W. 2ad st.
s5IM ST 100 w., near Broadway-+ro om'
Il ST., VA fine flat, large rooms, s2l
weekly; possession. fLAGG. 242 w. I'D st.
39TH ST, 20 W. Nicely furnished Hat 4 large
light rooms and bath steam heated, Janitor.
III ST. $50 W. Part oil furnished fat to let;
steam heat. Ring Harrls's bell.
44TH ST., W. Furnished In brass Il white. swell
broom apartment. FLAGG, 2I2 w. 23d 81.
64TH ST., W., near 9th ave. I ooms, I'd lioor,
Sl0. FLAGG, 2i2 w. 23i st.
9TH ST., ". I'd Hat, Z rooms. linen. silver,
sl6 weekly. FLAGG, 242 w. 23d 81.
18TH ST.. ". Richly furnished 7-room Hat,
$40 weekly; possession. Flag, 242 w. 23l 81.
9th ST., W.-Swell 8loom Hat. go; richly
furnished possession. Fl.AGG, 2l2 w. 23d 81.
lObrH ST., lO7 W. Best furnished, best kept
$40 flats In the city; I light rooms 4 bath
steam haated: soulhern eXpOsnre. Bartlett.
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BARGAINS-Deslrable locations, large x small
also parts of furnished, steam. heated Hats; all
prices immediate possession; also uniurnlshed.
Particulars BERNHARD, ~ w. 3Oth 81.
TWO NEWLY FURNISHED flats, complete 4
ready for housekeeping, % per week until pall
everything necessary for housekeeping, Including
linen, crockery, De, ON terms OF 50 4 81 per
week, Call for list OF flats * estimates, NAMES,
40 9Th ave-, between Jlst 4 3Sd SITS. ofhcs
hnurs u A. NJ tn y. M.
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AN. ELEGANT 8. room fiat, hardwood trim
mings, Mt special low rental during winter
months, or will furnish with everything necessary
for q comfortable home, including linen, crockery
4 kitchenware, at s. per week until PAID for;
parlor In white enamel h gold, bedroom in birch,
dining-room In oak your own choice Of different
designs: carpets, rugs Il hanginys. NAMES,
400 9th ave. between 3lst 4 32d SITS.
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Flats and Apartments Wanted.


APARTMENT WANTED nnaT Madison Square,
by bachelor: > upper floors In old IL shioned
house preferred. Address Boa $50 World
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unfuro,.hed Room, to Let.

S3D ST., 339 W. Room & bedroom, front 4
rear houses, 81 TO 81 Room X
18th ST, .141 W. -unfurnished rooms, elegantly
decorated: al convenicnces; near broadway.
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Business Opportunities.

To U for spot cash merchan-
nnse Of AZ Kinds; amount no object Call or
ADVERTISER wants t. buy grocery store; must
be cheap for cash. Address CLERK, box 2e3
World, Harlem Office.
AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY Is offered to
n good business man with 81. 900 to s., COO capt.
tai .! partner in good established fancy, millinery
md dry goods store uptown, % ave- the owner
2lO East T4th ~.
BQNNAZ1Ia " with established, profitable en-.
,n 0TUlncry t h;n9sin ness, wants partner; Indy or gen
MAJ, World Branch, 1877 4th ave.
CIGAR STORE, furniture complete; 3 living
go Gates ave. brooklyn
CORNER LIQUOR sToRE-oid. reliabie stand;
siog cash required: good location. Particulars
,o' washington ST.. cor Ter Bethuiie st.
o sALE-First-class cigar store and pool.
room; good business; cheap rent. T62 Grand
ST., brooklyn, ~sf
FULLY equipped, prosperous. real estate office
box 5o2 Brooklyn World.
HANDSOMELY FITTED paying saloon;
FURNISHED house. Room 137 Arbuckle Building,
HAVE 81, 900 to ~, BOO to Invest In dry-goods
store. Address p. b., worid Harlem Once.
HONEST YOUNG MAN, with $3.50; half interest
~ P' HSsu s'eIs buildings SlfIdRisT1sfhs foo % < Room
/ Will INVEST $3.50, with services. as partner
in reliable business. NJ, 2o3 East is:h &.
MECHANICAL ENGINEER who de,ires a fuiure
beginning to do business. and wh5 has 81. OJ6 M
his conman should nddressC &. X. box 1877 World.
PARTNER with $500 and services, to increase
established business; large profits; In Investment
secure; no schtmi; golden opportunity Tor right
party. oPPoltTuN ITY, box as0 Word. uptown.
PARTNER WANTED good paying, nicely lifted
sell. 255 Bowery.
REAL EsTATE aud general bnsiness agencyi
st., room ~.
TEN DOLLARS will pay for u Ave line advertise.
ment, four weeks, In 100 first class Illinois
newspapers, having 100. 900 circulation per week
guaranteed; this Is one third less than regular
rates. Address Ghtcagn Newspaper Union, 10
spruce St. New York. for catalogue.
WANTED--A firm TO sell on commission the best
steam and hot water house heating steel boiler;
no brick required; no iues TO clog; carefully
percenasse on e Sea boiler eSsay so SSn sili f bs Allowed fos
I'd yertising. Address room ~, Bullitt Building,
Philadelphia, Pa
WANTED-onA man with capital Of IS, 900, Or tive
with 80, 800 each. to take interest and onciai po-
sition In Insurance corporation: frst-class connec-
tlon and unusual opportunity for good returns
call on c. J. FRANTzEN. 8 Union square.
wANTED-Young man or reliable brokerage Arm
who. has an extensive. acquaintance with the
some knowledge OF the provision business. to sell
,r1H.aein Nsw YORK q adjacent n towns Addr.ss.
Edward Heitzeberg Packing & Provision Co., St
Louis, Mo.
YOUNG MAN wishes to invest q to $500, with
services, IN some legitimate business, Address
$40, o9O TO slS GOO. Pertne. Q msnYi.c,urs
Rer s6e % 9xsa q S; ysfaIs Alice q SEe eT T,Sh in Sr P 2 % oyer S SsS
per cent. profit to manufacturer; legitimate bush
ventor, box 3i2 World, uptown.
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Furnished-East Side.
GOTH ST, 233 r. Flat, 8 cosy rooms. bath, ele-
gnntly furnished. 50. 30 weekly, stephens.
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instruction.

enc Time. sc. per line; Second Time. sec. per
hhne' Third and Subsequent Times, zoe. per line.
No cttrd charge on Sundays.
BANJO, mandolin Instruction., So course; jig
and clog dancing taught: circulars. DEANS,
o32 sd ave. near 4lst II.
sTENoGtAPHY aud Typewriting School,
Mo Broadway, n. ". 81 week. Call or write.
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Unfurnished Rooms Wanted.
2 ROOMS In private house or Hat east Of Sd ave
Respectable, 173 T. SOth ST.
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22D ST., 287 W. Large front room, handsomely
furnished. running water; superior board; s12
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For Sale.

L KINDS 7toro fixtures. new and second
hand. at lowest prices: bought and sold. 25
East VI ar
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ALL KINDS Of new and second hand store Ak
lures, showcases, counters, shelving, cigar fig
ures, &c. 3. LENNIG 4 SONS, 32g, 331 East
D1th Sf
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Furnished Rooms to Let.

One Time, roc. per Inc! Second Time, I7c. per
hne: Third and Subsequent TINES. l6c. per hpe.
No ertru charoe on sundays
NO EXTRA IIARGE ron T-Advertisemrnts
for The World may be left at any American
District Messenger Once In the city, where the
charges - be the same Us those at the main
once.
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Sale.

Cnc Time, csc. Tr ins; Second Tine, ETC. PEI
me THIRD and Subsequent Times, eCc. per line
DC. per line crtrd on Sundays.
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ure.. No deposit down.
ALL WOtsL PANTS TO ORDER. $3.50.
Address Metropolitan Pants Co., 14l Allen 81.
cMaSSfiScKH,;ffSt yS ftiisG BEsg III pfMfGSSS;
EIbEST,A5Iy i.kLDEKMAN. ss LIN
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MR.. AID. NEWBERGER,
226 West l25th st, and l65 East I'D ST.

STAGE DANCING of every style: Prof. Con-.
stRntine-C Carpenter, 20 West 9th ST., has had II
years experience: satisfaction guaranteed: high
back kick back bend, toe movements. Ny pupils:
Bessie Clayton, Helene, Fleurette, Mabel Clarke.
Wells, Also ballroom dancing. VI
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

While the SILVER senator's we're paint
ing IN bloodfrcszing periods the awful
hardships which would be imposed on
silver miners II the repeal bill passed
they ciossd their eyes and ears to the
haFdships already being borne by other
miners The Eagineering and Mining
Journal calls attention % their sophistry
A. follows
The silver miners Of tho vest have cer
saiuly bad 70 suffer severely from the panic.
aad thsT sArs noe lsft the rest Of The world
IN xnoran.ss Of ths tact. AZ every one knows.
bat tho iraa-oro miners Ut MieAigan and
Minnesota have Suffered in silence a much
heavier blow than THAR silvaf brethren. The
production % iroa ore this year wiIl be- only
about 0ne-haIf that Of lat yssar. and wages.
whieh yer, then about IS for miners. are
nov d0wa % Sl.s9 par day fer miners and a.
for other iahor--e rudaSsion all around Of
mere than % pr csnl
To this could have been added that
the distress Ia the northern peninsula
Of this state has been peculiarly pathetic.
The county % Gogebie has spent its last
AHftdH ID rrtttNo tue nele@tttlc8 OF the
workless miners. One % the members
q the legislature from that district
waited on.the governor % the state TO
ippiors BIN Ia call an extra session of
The legislature 10 vote money foe the re-
let - the miners. The prayer was not
granted. although the emergency was
xrcst. for rrssons thai will be obviouC
after a iDomeGts reflection. The i'm
poyerished people - that section are
making the best % their 2itiful circum-
rssacc- and hsave,y beating back the
rolt frosp thciS doors IL never oc
carred b Anybody 90 suggest that free
coinage q roo would Felisve the miners
Il did occur 10 them that tho cause q
their iistrers - threatsued free trade.
snd The hrst rag u hope that has H.
laminei thsir dark prospects since last
spring vas the election returns 81 No
vcminr z.