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reading is placed onthe declination
axis near the tube, and is read by the
observer from the eye end by means OF
q small telescope.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-05-05
Call in Some Sensible FeIIow-Counseors

John the tell
house there something terrible
interested Don't stand the
but John didn't know what but he
awful to happen the family and for them
and Smith Jones an fellow with sunken
jolly rotund phosoph old fellow with like the
phoophc blue his head They
the first speak Jones he said What
for? then told what
they had been talking about said he nothing
thought thought finally
before she died. She
mother myself and have had hard time Of it. Ny mother
anything she died blessing
what she said to John get into trouble to the
mother didn't think much To tell the truth
read Bible finally when did think OF
mother and took the old Bible
probate my conscience Applau
the
speaking Adam the fall said Adam the
shalt thou bread all the thy @ LUST closed the
Well I'll bet that Adam should his bread
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-05-05
A old Gentleman Calls on his Neighbors

you step your
house and sit down and give hour will tell This matter
great The neghbor replied
neghbor quarter century Step the
Dor and he did stole down Of the burrows in his time
complain Of replied his end don't take that to
this be said OF all OF That not what mind replied
the visitor 81 lived
every morning. light forge
blacksmith the window
daylight have the light there when went
bed when working working
little garden hortuurt BY and have had
they appear alongside
opportunities hard
the truth
house, have only had the necessities Of life
had bath all fe old,
reached the cannot produce than
heavy mortgage home "W said the neighbour II glad
about that for in the same fix ensaon
My talked about other until both
quit talking there it, quit
gravity situation thought flashed into mind that
and boy and girl could think it What
your thought said the neghoo. said 1T was Just this
history world
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-05-05


money devil is that which mpers American civ1zaon; m gnt
million dollars
hundred thousand dollars launch elect
United States Now cannot dvest my mind
Of the contradiction between the baby story
and applause and laughter Where that poor
child the back door to get his million dollars to
be president? aughter want to right here that
nominated for PRESIDENT (Appause belonged either
compelled gone along wnout
Colonel Waon represent the Democratic party and
aboringmn
rush in where angels to
aughter simply be defended pause and ne has too
Republican party to ATTACK tLaugnter
said awhile you permit here to alude to 1t
that and friends all the
evidences will but them and
onarv periods always preceded by food
In colonial days we had
opamphng the writings OF Paine Frank
Hamilton and the fiery eoquen OF Pack VINO
that revolution which followed
pampheteern there were the nobility who
there the uprising OF third
the common the world the most tragic
hap in ali it's history you the pains take the first
volume history the United States and read the letter
Mr. Madison, only three and ten
YOU will this description Now in the
kind depart
society today OF books OF reform
every kind is this reform This
invade the churches one OF this
ppau But greatest evidence that
furnished by the late election That
genuine revolt against the party power the
without regard to what party it Take
that had RepuDncan o
publican party power party Why Be-
Republican
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-05-05
On the other Mans Sweat Account

augh) began
thought would read little further read
lender felt like put
another where
worthy his hire and interpreted that
entitled full and all that his labor worth
Thessoonans will work neither shall he
God said suppose they should apply that law now applause
laugte thought the people around the community
with seemed that those eating the
worked the least Applause and laughter concluded would
the the
all had He had
everything worked he the book You shall
adh the corn He should enough
apaus when they drove him around the heshng floor
should forget the that he ought to enough
folded mothers old book and Rugged it
said This political under which
living without God and without hope the world ppause
Well Smith had said word this then
Smith, you think about it Well said
very much interested your enthusiasm and in the
putting things have really said
have studying this whole question
first that perhaps don't want to
hear from Why why that why sent for and
Smith, but than third interest this
ona bank twenty had
deal about national bankehaps don't want to hear
both sides OF the question
W Smith, If will mad, will tell what think
the situation They they would Smith
When Hound this studied
situation and reached this conclusion the
the Washington and Jefferson intended it to be administered
That the situation the legitimate result utage
constitution that brought about
departures the constitution and the
your duty to ntrospect
life examine and whether not to blame for part the Difficult
concluded that thing do going reform
one shou reform myself first So inquired into conduct
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-05-05
your own Family is a "Grate Ide

ment good good president
instead for interest," will the
and will the your ood and
when the president of bank who has Republican
committee this county twenty years. round up the
and hold grand rally the boys you sir not
withstandng You with
torch shoulders whoopg who holds the
mortgage on your farm" Appause)
Whet don't that the ought let me
have the cheap the banke Why
banker studying matter and Dr. Fanbn
vana he induced legislature
loans land They gave great it's
. Now friends when have your
self family will to take OF itself made more
feelings and have regularly you have
talked about bankers and have voted
business it fat it on going
down all putting your back and the
heels will ride -
Now came ITO the conclusion that this
ought be- exactly
to let have
them chance to charge ten cent knew that right
morning while getting breakfast
when wife out and told that breakfast ready
she You lawyer Wen said it was
for the says my understanding
have ordained this what this constitution
Now turned here concluded study the
constitution says that
shall have that nobody that power
power SO read Congress shall regulate
Well said why they regulate commerce among
themselves? For good the states had regulating
themselves regulate the local
and then would have fraternity WIN
not the regulate it, would
poration into life with full teeth they
the restraining influence mothers
through child life They have all the nmes without any
OF the restraining virtues OF conscience pplau
let regulate state
and from and took away individuals would
not do let individuals regulate
great.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-05-05

and found
that had been lending material aid the
the neghbors? "W pretty soon found
out that this being according the
constitution Now will just take the for
and consider that And fend the blacksmith who
on his know where the United
States resides The old said
Washington City, cat Washington bless your
heart not the that
The people the Of the United know
rain in this country until the by it's great
took the the face the gave
carried to where the water is wanted and falls
the earth This the provided Now
not the it is the doing you may
expect good from Washington
Appause That the only
Washington Now xyx miionth part
mnt Now who the
try? Why don't know "Dd think
and you undertake to make make
Of the good with
It, they would put into the penitentary fon
state an NO sir the constitution congress shall
Even the emit bills away the states
the
men Now the recoect
Tor the have been making
two hundred and millions OF dollars money
been for the making you guaranteed re-
depon and 1T paid for
must be covered the then
rotary OF the treasury through the law that
country call themselves national bankers
two hundred and millions that
then loan back
much paid for it? Have noticed of
bank north the like the birds passage cooler cIme
and noticed how south the
Cline while home moth
ing but the poor house ahead of your" (Applause)
family when have
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-05-05
It is a Revolution of Tremendous Import.

srt Not all For il 1sss Harrison uassd t9 h ;nf. Gy Moo
the Of the people Of Iowa were Trying to e 1
e en E %
a o% FAKE the RpuSean
Illinois got Of those states but
trying to defeat him the fact st
majority would have defeated
% Ts os qS @
poed the south white oas before a that time they
fss am
and e to THAT the
certainly 9s VT;
SAY sS % ] ni s
hm but they were St purposes
ss as
III: :: ?s
ss aSss ''@ne' p GIN '7i ''s'
dynamite IAN They are n
hey stand facing this pu6
I % What n that Ss e Sa It
can DO nothing still and perish
everything and apghtsr has its last
H s sSs s 'eS
rna brood They have into Lie and maq1ed
S IT, sa5 r.
!9 in 1s ss ssi
sSd I, rs say you tas ma
politics important lessons during my nss pol
a es ss shouh tSey differ with me- in politics.
5s w be- yo no DUTY to s d tS
ascertain that am Appaus no,e this audience before
discuss the situation have ea1 nop
ALL and total human noma
our s s &c here
but n He% rs 40
barely possible that you may be srongF
With charity ~ and malice toward none wish to discuss the
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-05-05

lie the difference how many are
INV friends state department
1have doubt that those
nobility hem Why all German
ali thegood prizes and
subject that
(Applause) $500.
Trafalgar they marched OF OF poor
asking bread have
doubt ready
them all workingmen there class
Great Britain
doubt that they that doubt did down
Iehigh Valley they
saw to the people all American citizens and all
they has said it for
Appause There class distinction in this country
the Democratic
that there can be no country Waon
reminds said the lawyer when he his
along and said Pat what have
thew and Pat told him. and the said
cant don't you they already" aughter
completely the whole before the people
that into this world
b7 back has president
United States that who takes his millionaire
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-05-05
After talking it over they Conclude to

labor opportunities And
there but mans life which he could produce
childhood he burden,
able him school, old
again only years. prime
labor able support itself and then both
old and then all the
around the cities and the classes and able pile
wealth ALL reached the
profit
such thing as the accumulation OF wealth." (Applause)
"Wel" said the neighbour that big thought Why said he
perfectly What shall do
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-05-05

before the people by
the who follows the Hon Stewart L. Woodor
the platform
want him stand his party Platform and want
the platform applause the platform
my party and not made BY myself.
This revolution origin. 1t it's
shape four though had working
quarter of century. will illustrate it by alegoy
old gentleman f depd bad health,
h nhbo had lived for than
centuy His nhbor at work. and he did
be but the visitor spoke
come upon great Importance
What is it," said the neghbo noticing his
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-05-05

The reader OF this will be
dreaded
aarrh Halls Caarrh Cure the positive
medical Ctarh being
constitutional Halls internally acting
directly the blood and
the foundation the disease and giving the patient by
building
much faith it's curative
One Hundred Dollars that
Address, F. j. CO.. Toledo q
IA Sold by Druggists 75c
The peoples candidate
Aonpoed the neghborhood votes and had
carried dcnty would have
had place
Carter Harrison democrat the head Of the municipal
his lieutenant the chief police of ame
the city assessed $780, with the
the city, bought And
the character OF the who will dispense Justice
city for the coming two years.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-05-05
To be Continued Next Week---Look For It.

Donney have his friends
brand of Cain bis forehead He
Hanson officially but deliberately stabbed the
who lifted him from the
the hot strife of three until
lance column Who doubts that
enemy hands?
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-05-05

Rand McNaly Co., JOG Adams St. Chicago, local man
the
desiring pleasant and profitable position will write them
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-11

New Orleans, Nov ARRIVED, steamers An
tonic Zambrana INorl krogh Bluehelds;
New Orleans, Belts. New York John Bright
[ BTl. Foster, Swansea.
Cleared. steamers Merrimac [Brl. Pollexfen,
IIavre; lei Norte Hawthorn, New York; City
Of Dallas, Raymond. Puerto Cortez; William
@ Hewes, Brown, Havana; Albert DumolS
Norl, Hargen, Port Limon; schr Jennie
Wood Brl, Jones Ruatan.
Georgetown, Nov 9-Sailed, schr Lucie
Wheatley Willis, Philadelphia.
New York Nov 0-Arrived, schr Ida r
Latham, BlatchfOrd, Fernandina.
Pensacola. Nov S-Arrived, ship FollSvang
lNor, Michaisen, Belfast; bark Freya lNorl.
Port Tampa Nov ARRIVED bark Miranda,
Smith ST Johns, PR; schr : Marts, Steel
man Havana
Delaware Brealwater. Nov 0-Arrived schr
Edwin A Gaskill. Smith Savannah for Provi-
dence. Passed out, steamer Annie lBrl,
Philadelphia for Charleston.
Satilla River, Ga. Nov 3-Arrived, schr
Florence Randall, Thompson, Boston.
Sailed 9TH, schr Sarah d Rawson French,
New York.
GLEASON Dock Nov Sailed bark Adelphia
Norl Marlyussen. Savannah
Genoa, Nov 5-Arrived, steamer Altoona
[Br, Lewis, savannah via Barcelona.
Prawle Point Nov Passed, bark Martha
lGer, Mss, Hamburg for savannah.
Wilmington. Nov l0-ArriVed, steamer We
nus Brl White, Antwerp.
New Orleans, Nov l0-CleaTed, yesterday,
steamships Antonio Zambrano, Bluehelds;
Drumfell Bremen; Alaya, Liverpool; Chal-
NETT. New York.
Cleared. to-day, steamships New Orleans.
New York; Drummond. Hayre; bark Maria
Antonio, Barcelona; barkentlne Wandering
jew Turragona.
Richmond Nov 10-Arrived. steamer WV
anoke. New York and sailed New York
Newport News. Nov l0-ArriVcd, steamers
Capt Cornino. New Orleans: Golden Cross,
Galveston; Springfield, Galveston; Walter
Arlington. Providence.
Charleston. Nov i0-Arrived steamers Che
rokee, Bcarse Jacksonville, proceeded to
New York; Kingsdale Bril- Fair, Shields.
Sailed steamer Glenvich lBrl Holman,
Liverpool
Therattlesnake lightship, which was driven
ashore on Long Island beach during the
August cyclone has been pulled of and towed
TO the city.
Port Tampa Nov l0-Arrved and sailed
Nov 9th, steamship MascOtte, Haulon, Key
West and Havana; barkentine Jessie Nc.
Gregor, Berry, Port Spain.
In point, barkcutincs JAS w Ellwell, Mi
randi and Jessie McGregor; schrs : b Marts
and 6 Green, Sr; steamship Lancastrian
Prince,
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FINANCIAL
SPECULATION.

w large or small, for trading on margins in
stocks. Grains or Provisions. Market letter
issued regularly giving latest confidential
gins. Our took, Speculation, or How 10
trade" mailed on receipt OF 2-cent stamp.
9. f. VAN WINKLE s. CO., Brokers, 236 La
Sale street, Chicago.
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Naval stores.
New York Market Review.

Reported by Palmer. Rivenburg & Co, sue
ccssOr to G.. =. Palmer i66 Reade street
New York. Nov. s.--The orange market is
now fairly opened, and receipts show consid-
cradle Improvement in quality For choice
Brights. desirable sizes, we are now getting
81 and for Russets T2.OD. Grape Fruit,
f25, a 800. Very few Tangerines or Man
DARN have yet arrived, and such as are in
the market are poor quality but good stock
Tangerines would probably bring S4.0O8S5 90,
MandarnS %3O1Gl*iCO Florida lemons
s. COOS 300 a box
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-11

Steamship Nacoochee, Smith, New York
G G. Anderson.
Barkentine Edward A Sanchez Fooks.
Baltimore, with coal TO II Dixon & Co. and
oil for Standard oil Co and Tidewater OIL Co.
NesseI 70 George Harrss & 90.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-11
COTTON TABLE.
EXPORTS OF COTTON.
WEEKLY REPORT.

Liverpool, Nov. 1O.--The sales Of the week
were s. 900 bales-American 40 900 bales; trade
takings, including forwarded from ships side.
to spinners SO 900 GALES; actual exports 5000
bales; total IMPORTS IO6 90 bales America
1900 bales; total stock 746 900 bales-Amer-
lean $4,000 bales; total af1oat $4,000 bales
American 10000 bales. spectators took 700
bales: exporters took 2.4JJ bales
New York Nov. l0-Weekly net receipts
t.lsl bales gross 1901 bales exports, to Great
Britain II 450 bales, to continent 10 GIG bales,
TO France 4iG bales; forwarded 1888 bales
sales .332 bales; spinners OBJ bales
Total consolidated net receipts at all the
ports to-day were 5o2l7 bales: exports to
Great Britain 225l5 bales, TO the continent
u, 223 bales TO France 1888 bales; stock 9IO0!l
bales.
Total net receipts at all the ports for the
week ending today were 29s O69 bales:
exports. TO Great Britain l23,l7 bales; TO
France 32,72i bales. to the continent 81 ,7i3
bales. to the channel G, 400 bales
Total net receipts since sept I: 20g7 ,607
bales; exports 10 Great Britain 6OO993 bales,
to France IN 135 bales to the continent 4405 500
halps the channel Is 400 balpg
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Sailed Yesterday,


Steamship Kansas City. New York.
Steamship Endsleigh lBrl, Charleston.
Bark Medusa Nor, Rotterdam.
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Notice to Mariners.

Pilot charts and all nautical information
will be furnished masters of vessels free OF
chargein United States photographic once
in the custom house. Captains are requested
TO call at the office
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Steamship city OF Birmingham, Burg, New
York--C @ Anderson.
Bark Catharina lNorl, Carlson London
StraChan q Co.
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Arrived nd Ounrnntine YesterdaY.


Barbodan Turkish, Andersen. Barbados
for Brunswick, went ashore at Doboy. put
into Tybee for orders-RichardsOn Il Barnard.
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Per steamship City Of birmingham from
New York-Dr IL 5 CodinR Miss ; Kent
Mrs 5 M Kent, Master A d Kent Alfred
Kent, B II Lenerts G. j Pacetti, A II Barr
Miss G IlllngswOrth Miss x Illingsworth
Mrs A IllinRsworth and infant r. l. Young
Miss l. Parker. Mrs @ w Parker and infant
NJ d Dryander, Is Eaton Chas Stafford, f A
Eaton, V Perez, M Raleigh, i Snyder. wife
and infant, Mary Howard, and twelve steer
age
Per steamship Kansas City for New York
j G Johnson. Mrs Louis + Roberts, II NJ Hull,
J w Brannan Lloyd owens, w Styles, j G.
Grady, w Grady, Miss Marie Grady b
Ashby and wife, Miss G Cocroft. Charles Cor
ner and wife, Susie Corner. George Corner, ]
+ Jeanette, Ed Banker, VIM Banker.
Per steamship Nacoocbee from New York
Miss W Daily, Sulzer and wife Miss G
Suizer, Mrs + Schultz, Miss l. Wadley Mrs
j Il Burke and infant, + Parks Mrs w J
Watson and infant Mrs ID Schroeder, w
McLeran, $ Nathan, b Gallo and wife, Miss
M Kuck, Mrs G KucB Master Henry Kuck, ID
Dehlves j Allen, Miss NJ Roberts Henry
Steinkomp,G II CohillP b Springer and wife,
Mrs Battey and 2 infants, Miss O'Driscoll,
Miss Z Allen, ID Wright. J M VanDuzen, J
A Seize, NJ o Hopkins cob, Miss NJ Behrens,
Miss A Stelges Miss A Semken, J Holden
and wife (coD. Miss NJ Buckingham, Mrs ] w
Buckingham, NJ Shanohan, J w Buckingham,
II Shredder, A Richards cob, Chas NJ Jarvis
(COll and i3 Steerage.
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Irssrlnkei foll,wH

Baltimore Md. Nov. 10.-Flour duh and
unchanged Wheat inactive and higher: No.
red spot 65a6alsc; November 81 b6l65%c;
December S64g66Hci steamer No. , red
6lh0p6l &C; milling wheat, by sample 6j6l67c
Corn, steady; mixed spot 434c asked: white
by sample, old, 46c; new 43D45c; yellow, old,
40: new 42Hc. Oats steady vita good in
quiry; No. white western 35hc; No ? mixed
western 3fc. Rye inactive slow demand No.
=, 53c. Hay dull. Grain freights quiet and
unchanged Butter steady; creamery fancy
pc; creamery fair 10 choice 25Gt28s: crea m cry
imitation 23dD24c. Eggs firm; western z36o
23Hc; near by 2}0.24c. Coffee quiet; Rio car
goes fair l9Ac: No. 7, 1s&c sugar strong;
graduated 5Q5bc.
50 95lLA ~; fancy 81 75d2 30; family g. 75N
81 %. Wheat quiet-No. red 5s0s5Jc. Corn
quiet; No. yellow 40c Oats--No 2 mixed
Bic. Rye, good demand. strong; No. .. SIZE
Pork, steady; ness &l7 %, clear mess Sl6 30:
family $40 g. Lard steady, steam leaf 80 81:
kit dried 80 90; leaf lard $40 % Bulk meats
easier, 30 OF Bacon steady; shoulders &C.:
snort rib sides 9Hc; short clear sides &c
Whisky, 81 Is. Butter steady. Eggs firm, lsc.
Cheese, firm
st. Louis Nov. 10-Flour, some little de-
manl; patents 80 0lIl3 10; family 81 SO02 90.
Wheat firm and higher; November 34Ec:
December 34s039sc. oats firm; November
27Hc; December 2Sc; May 3lAc. Pork
standard mess $17 t0017 62iz Lard-prime
steam 9hc, Dry sailed meals shoulders 7ct
logs and clear rios Sa46CoSc shorts qc
i3acon-boxed shoulders nc longs l0c, clear
ribs lO1sc; shorts lO3sc. High wines steady
81 IS.
Wool.
New York, Nov. 10-Wool quiet and I'M
changed domestic 2Og25c.
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MOVEMENT OF COTTON AT INTERIOR POINTS
giving receipts and shipments for the week
ending Nov. 10. 1898. and the stock on hand
tonight and for the same time last year:
IL IL -