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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-28
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1898 X 1893
Spring's Greeting

Welcome Spring. bmy air and blue skies Under
1850 uapene nature beauty and prodncvenes Man
and his pulse qukens everything everybody
and tbe wachwor iyn Keeping he
~ already alert the increasing
Il season neceaes change dress Second, because has
e favorable clothing the We open
The season with remarkable in many ways In assortment
surpassed Efforts the quality aud make Of
Y obtained than doors for Spring
trade strong Inducements opportunity for selection,
qualities grade and strongest Inducements
quality
Ana ing the season the reader win
hc buyer Of viii judcous
All buyers? sow clothing many vel
first place bear in mind that there nearly as much differ
wearthm Half Of the clothing buying
seem TO 90 thelowes
cher says viii ntoa snt for the least money gets their
trade and no questions value for his
be matter little nothing but the
he fails to look reasonable to conclude
does for him with Of who looks the quality
there make customer Of We perfectly able
consistent qualify We do
49, 4 bnys the sut wears
gone because his moneys worth That fair sensible
satisfactory way clothing business the satisfaction both
buyer and seller way business It how sell cloth
ing and be cother; clothing and be
full buyer together this basis during the
Come splendid stock ard will know where buy
clothing right The store filled with new styles and elegant
with these goods honest coh good Innings
buttons for keeps cut with shape fitted e the figure
looks and Of them Th stock You can't
help low remember that Quality can't
rock bottom prices We propose
constantly it by selling neroons goods prices that
to catch Your trade for day week. gu
y whenever the future finds needing anything N our We
place goods always reliable that they always
cordially welcomed that You always being
house affords and that always get the lowest prices for ca
We will do N accord
these methods believing deserve patronage and hold
where find We always there ready to the right thing
BY at all times and glad to see you Yours respectfully
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-28

It is idle to appeal to sentimentalor
patriotic considerations in connection
with the question Of maintaining the
gold supply Of the Federal Treasury.
business Is business, and will be gov
erned BY business principles. The pa
triotism Of the country never rose 81
high as in the civil war; but neither pa
triotism nor the law decree could pre-.
vent gold from rising to a premium Of
100 per cent, II the cause of the pres
ent monetary mischief should be re.
moved there would beno occasion &c
appeal TO the generous sentiments Of
the people. Generosity has nothing ID
do with this subject Ii isa cold ques-
ton Of finance, and must Be treated Al
Such.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-28

The way 70 feel happy and content
ed is to buJ one Of Heller's buggies
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-28

The hugo engine which II % set in
motion the myriad activities of the
Worlds Fair was tested on Tuesday
night last and found 70 be in perfect
working order. With the motive pow
or all right, there is no reason for APP
prehension Of any postponement Of
the opening ceremonies. The Coulm.
ban Exposition is ready. It only
awaits the spark Of life to be commun-
icated BY the touch Of the Executive
Of the nation.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-28
4 Town CLOCK WANTED.
Let Us All Make an Effort to Sc
cure One.
EVERY ONE URGED TO SIGN.
Tie TsiIawing Pstitsoa \ Intended y T. uas4 Bs-
ssr The Mayor I'd CITY couzelI
signIsi
EVERY ONE URGED TO SIGN.

For some timc past TIE woRrp has
been hammerihg away at the city.
council for a towa clock, and has con.
Guided 10 use this means 70 ascertain
Tho feeling 81 the general public re-
.pardiIr Il. Below we publish = petit
ton. which we urge every citizen and
business man in this city 20 sign.
This win give the Mayor and mem.
bers or the city council an idea what
the public at large think Of 4, and
whether they are satisfied 70 be with
ont A town clock. When good Nun
Der OF signatures are attached The
woRLD viii place this petition before
the council, and continue doing 80 A.
FAST AZ new names are added. Also as
4 reminder we will continue publishing
the petition until some action n
taken. Ii sou arc not called upon e
sign, drop l postal card IN tlleoifice Az
to your intention, and you Will Pc
promptly waited npon. ourcity needs
town clock badly. and We are going
10 make m effort To get i. Following
is the petition
TO tie Honorable Mayor md Members q
Tic Gig Council II HartiasCirg. W
Va.
Gentlemen
We, the undersigned citizens and
business men 81 the city q Martins
burg, West VA, knowing the value
IF, ana advantage 20 the public gem
erally. do hereby respectfully petition
your honorable body TO take some I'M
mediate steps towards the erection d
4 TOWN CLOCK. Neigiiboring towns
much smaller than ours take cspeclal
pride IN this direction, and We see no
reason why our city should not have
one-and first class one at that. i
Il ain invaluable thing, and we urge
YOU, as our representatives, to take
immediate action toward the erection
81 4 good and permanent TOWN
CLOCK. SIGNED.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-28

The Chancellor Of the British Ex-
chequeE found that he viii have a de
felt Of Several millions Of dollars, and
he promptly decided to increase the
income tax. This tax has proved the
most flexible and easily calculated of
any feature Of the budget. The OIL
GERS seem to encounter little difficulty
in collecting il, and it il easy to calcu-
late in advance how much il viii yield.
The subject ii Of interest to the Ameri-
can people, as Congress will be asked
to impose a graded income tax, say on
all incomes Of over l0,000per annum.
The pretense that such a tax can't be
collected is vain. It IS collected in
England, Germany, France and Italy,
and it can be collected here.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-28

The purging Of the pension rolls
viii stir up the individuals who make
a Livelihood by wearing their patriotism
on the lapGfs of their coat, but il will
be warmly welcomed By the genuine
American who believes, as Mr.. cicve-
land said, that il Is the duty Of the
people 70 support the Government, and
not the duty Of the Government TO sup
port the people.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-28
DESERVING PRAISE.

We desire to SAY to our citizens.
that for years we have been selling Dr,
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, Dir. Kings New Life pulls, Buck
Inns Arnica Salge, and Electric Bitters.
and never handled remedies that sell
rs well, or that have given such nnA
yersal satisfaction. We 40 not hest
tate to give them every time, aud stand
ready to REFUND the purchase price. II
satisfactory results do NOT follow Their
use. These reTsedies have WOE then
great popularity purely on theif iner-
sts. +. G. Williams, Jr., 4 Co., drug,
gisss
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-28

The New York Tribune likcns the
Mckinley tariff to the Pyramids,
which have stood for forty centuries,
defying the tooth Of time and BAR
barian onslaught. The comparison is
good except in one detail. Contrary to
the Egyptiansmethod Of construction,
Mr.. Mckinley stood his pyramid on the
little end. Before the time elapsed for
putting his Tariff bin in complete
operation change was found to be
desirable; and there has been
disorganization ii nile financial affairs
Of the country even since its adoption
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-28

The Sultan Of Turkey has yolun
iarily promised our government 10
make reparation for the maltrcatIneui
Of Christians at Marsovan. Wisdom
and grace were blended in the SnItan's
course, which, will tend to sootli the
irritation caused by The outragcs and
to reduce the demands for reparation
10 4 minimum.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-28

Squire Smalley i going g prevent
the abolition 81 the House Of Lords and
the extinction Of the mobility. With
out them fhc Squire would have ne 4,
associates and be deprived IF any
theme worthy II LIS diamoadpointe
non.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-28

THE Womb At locents PSF week.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-28

car hook on Blood and skin Diseases inaiIess
free. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-28
FRIDAY EVENING. APRIL %. 1889

Itmight not be 4 bad idea e take
means TO prevent the escape Of the
sing Sing guards who presided over
The remarkable escape Of Roehl and
Pallister.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-28

Big line Of nobby double breasted
suits for youths and boys at NJ. y.
Dorns. Watch and cham with every
snit.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-05

Medical quarrels are traditional for
their virulence. VI the two chief pro-
LESSONS. Law and medicine. the latter is
moro often disturbed by bitter internal
strife than the former. Lawyers are
paid 10 fight. and for that reason are re-
luctant 10 test the mettle Of their
brethren. while assembled for the pur-
pose d promoting good fellowship and
discussing plans for improving the pro
fession. Medical society meetings. how
ever. s>cm 10 be arenas for the bitterest
fights over personal differences.
At Lansing the State Homeopathic
Medical society proceeded 10 dissect DIR.
II. T. Obetx. dean Of the homeopathic
department at Ann Arbor. alleging him
10 b. guilty OF all sortsof evil things. DIR.
Obetz had excited the ire III a number
% his conferrees by advising the board
- regents ~ the university to consoli-
date the homeopathic with the allo-
pathic or regular school. His idea in
doing this was 10 afford himself and his
subordinstes on the homeopathic fac
.ulty an opportunity To lecture TO the
combined schools. Al students, instead
% TO the homeopathic students.
The state homeopathic society could
not see things in the same light IA the
dean. however, and the members were
perfectly free in expressing their con
demnation Of his course. The charges
against DR. Obetz were sweeping. COW
ering almos, every ohense except those
punishable 10y death. lie was alleged 10
be- guilty % duplicity. misrepresentation.
disloyalty. treason. conspiracy and libel.
The dean protested against these crush
ing charges. but the meeting was packed
and he had 10 submit 10 official decapi
tation
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-05
STATE PRESS SENTIMENT.

The claim that there was desire on
the part ~ the worlds fair management
To retain some Of the Michigan legisla-
tors on exhibition lacks official confirm
alton. The Moon is glad OF this contra
diction. Michigan could not spare
single one Of them. IL she did. the variety
OF her multiform products would be-
broken up.-Battle Creek Moon.
The hotel and restaurant walters OF
Chicago struck on Monday. The ex-
ample set them 10y their employers
started them 10 thinking that while the
psundering Of the public was going on
they might as well have their share
jackson Courier Star.
4 man who can talk for forty hours
and then get complimented on his speech
by another man who had been compelled
To listen 10 the whole speech Ii certainly
a genius and that is what Counsel Car-
ter did in the Bering sea case.-Detroit
Tribune.
Michigan is all right al the worlds
fair from her rough logging camp 10 the
paintings IL her distinguished artists.
There Il no state blessed with stronger
or more diversified evidences Of prosper
ity.-Detroit Free Press
DO not be surprised il you get free
wool and taxed sugar. Wool is raised
by the farmers 81 the north and west.
aud sugar is a southern product.-Cedar
Spring Clipper.
Next u President Cleveland Pad.r.
evski seems L. be the biggest man 10
has attended the worlds fair up To- date
-Musaegon Chronicle.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-05
AIT AND MISS eRltrS.

Let there lie herceforth fewer dia
mond headlights IN the bosoms Il hotel
clerks. impartial civility. CELEBRITY and in
ielligrnce in the dining rooms and no
tips.-New York Telegram.
An old tree in Carroll county was
found To- contain 10 rings. IL was the
only thing in Maryland tina, was ahead
Of Somerset county politics.-Ncw York
Advertiser.
New York wants new city hall
There will be- big contract on hand Tor
somebody. The Philadelphia endcavor
vii not lie a marker New Orleans
Picayuue.
Burglars took forty eight opera glasses
from an optician SUNDAY afternoon. II
h. supposed they will nov u-e them in
trying TO find q policeman. Chicago
Record.
Mrs Cleveland was sick and had to
leave the review before J.; Vas over. The
dear little woman Wguiln wear va IA
~ cotton IN heT EARS Niceiovu Ntmc-
So
Legislatures and their performance
under cur sysism - government arr
just what the people ALLOW them a. l,c
New York Telegram
The Office that socks the man rrver
has any trouble IN timing him tie ,s
generally nightly IN the way Alfalfa
Constitution.
- long q. they keep ripping mp the
weather bureau. anything hsn esfflrrl
weather = hardly 20 ie expected is
ton Herald.
Bes~sn hs- 'otisrsi from = man -
hrala basn thron~ wen he frfgets hia
m thcs doughauis Nrv Os.esnn &c
syune
fsfslsienee often snaljs. msn o.
kuock out a fostune. u sill si-o ehsi3-
h,m a. knock out misfortune lFoy
Press.
Ans man sith sa ,nfalhtle soll onrr
can set sssd price FOR y ~ sliayfna
- Secretary Carlisle Chicago iits
Iai.h.
The St Isuis teef waf " over ted ii
j. eos no bs'agef trnai O. VISIT that
fiis Indianapolis Nts-
otihs Autbrsgss.ex huilding ia To-
= sri.i fair bas hssva eoai pietod e. ais 5t
the nfiA IS iisf - hsn-a~ t1fy iaufhst
slhe@ she eousias q sso i've ,iua =
the ysaases ms@i-sfs Il ths Assse
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-05
STATE NEWS IN BRIEF.

The worlds fair craze struck three
Hancock school boys and they started To
tramp il. They reached Baraga. were
returned home and now they stand up
In school.
An epidemic has struck the school
teachers OF Bay City. and il looks Al
though il was catching. eleven Of them
resigning their positions in order to get
married.
c. c. Stevens Of Bay City. arrested
for the alleged ENLIGHTENMENT Of 600
from Jesse Hall. denies the charge and
claims he simply acted - his fathers
clerk.
Members Of the Detroit Equal SUI
frage association want clean streets, and
are talking II doing the work them-
selves. That's right BE like the men.
Port Huron's water receipts for the
past year were s34. 7.23 and the operat-
ing expenses were tl0,263l.
Anthony O'Brien Of Saginaw has
been arrested on complaint Of Cora Can
nell as the father Of her child.
Mt. Clemens is making il hot for ''tin
horns" and three Of the fraternity are
now in Jail.
Orsie Keene Of Edwardsburg il the
latest victim Of the toy rifle. Right eye
destroyed.
James c. Hand of Ypsilanti will be
tried May Ii for the murder Of Jay
Pulver.
Jacksons bicyclirts will be arrested IL
they are caught riding on the side
walks.
Baroda has organized fire depart
ment and now awaits the coming OF the
blaze.
ST Joe has lot Of experts probing
the ground in hopes u striking natural
gas.
Watervliet is rejoicing over the advent
Of a paper mill employing 275 hands.
Millington's schools have been closed
on account Of diphtheria.
CSnow is still seven feet deep in the
drifts about LAnse.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-05
ALLEGED TO Be FUNNY,

Sleep" responded the large, good
natured, comfortable looking man 10 the
question the man by the stove had put
TO him. sleep! / sleep all night like
a baby"
What baby!" queried a nervous,
harassed looking young fellow. with a
strange glitter in his eyes. What baby.
say" he repeated in harsh and hollow
tones that frightened the company, for
they did not know that he had been q
father for only year.-Detroit Free
Press.
Little Johnny-You're workin' for
prize this term. amt your"
Bright Boy-ies. and think I'll get
IT,
III you do I'll give you 30 cents for
IL"
What fory"
Pop said he'd give me a dollar IL l
brought home prize. and Ill give you
half. Street j Smiths Good News.
Mrs. Mulcahy Through the tenement
air shaft)-Hurroo! Mrs. Muldoon, be
low. Are yez corn bafe an cabbage
boilin' over:
Mrs. Muldoon below -Whisht, No;
but me ould mons smokin' "A cigarette
thot a dood gcv him on rayin' tn cab
lasht noight.-Puck.
Young Minister-What can we do 10
make our services sufficiently interest
ing 10 draw IN the non churchgoings
Deacon scratching his head thought
fullyl-l dunno Of anything except 10
do away with the sermons and substi-
tute a service 81 song.-New York Press
Dogood Why don't you learn some
useful trade.
DUSTY Rhodes Sirrah, am an actor.
DogOod Barker Ia front u muse
um.
Dusty Rhodes No; understudy for
the ossii.ed nan-kate Fields Wash
ington.
She Found the Reason.-Ethel- Al
gernon told rue last night that he was
intoxicated with my beauty. Clarissa 3D.
That's another case IL hereditary pre-
disposition 10 intoxicaiion. His father
used 10 be a hard drinker-New York
Press.
Highwayman-Thro up your hands
and give US your money. Cumso How
can do that. you IDIOT! DO you imag
Inc that i am "A contortlonlst and can
get my nose into my pocset!-Bufslo
Quips.
New Boarder Seems 10 me this room
is terribly small
Mrs. Harlem You must remember
sir, that this is in New York city. II
isn't Texas or Brooklyn.-Ne York
Weekly.
Lady ION leaving a crowded carr
Well. I'm glad Ia get out 81 this crowd
I've had 20 stand on one foot all the
way. Noic. from corner les. AMI that
one loot Mas mime. Harvard l.aWrr)n.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-05

desire. Wheat IL IN splendid condition
TIE yet weather sil net do mscA w
.ofy 10 the coxn crop. aud osts siii he
even heavier than usual. ! have teen
al osef sho<s three states this spring.
and do not srs any cause for any M
sas,ness among tbs faEnssA
John Nosshvood Il Mes Lathrop vas
among last night's arrivals IN The MOI
tor. lie 10 ex past grand master q the
Michigan Grsnd lodge u Cddfeito~s-
James A. Croser Of Msnominee. mem-
lef II The board q managers II the Sol
disrs home. wss guess Ia Tbs Morton
yesterday.
Hugh Brown II Lansing. es-aassstant
superintendent IL pubic instruction.
Was q guest in The Nss Lvingstoa yss'
terday.
George T. Downing. the Montague
banker and capitalist. arrived In The
Morton yesterday.
A. q. Runneils. ex sheri6 Il Nsvsygo
county. Was among yesterdays arrivals
in The Morton.
n. H. Jones Of Lansing. president of
the Michigan Knights u the Grip. V 1t
The Morton.
A. II. Dickinson. . Hilisdsle horSs
man. 10 guest In The Morton.
MoEToS-James A. Grocer. Menomi.
nee, H. 7. Calkins. retoskey; j. Is.
Whitcher. Ionia; q. Il. Peck. Allcyxn;
y. Il. Jones. Lansing; A. q. Runnelis.
Newaygo.
SwKEr's-F. r. Crawford. ST. Joseph;
Mrs A. r. McCr-s. Kalamazoo; j. W.
Markham. White Pigeon; X. f. Allen.
Kalanazoo; NJ. A. Miller. Detroit
INV LlvISosroS-R Gundert. Ann
Arbor: n. X. Hewlett. Grand Haven;
&. II. Loomis. l. A. Hastings. Sparta;
Hugh Brown, Lansing.
kEST-L K Cessna, Traverse City;
w. j. Williams. Coidwster; j. i. Bur
baker. Wequetonsing; &. II. Bradley.
Detroit; Mr.. Bishop. jackson.
CLAREspox-B. j. Dolsn. Detroit;
William Olney. Vernon; T.. ii. Wxldrett.
Ypsilanti: Mrs. G. Birmingham, Mira.
\. +. Granger. Otsego; w. Il. Myers,
Rockford.
BRIDGE STREEr-D. F.. Peterson.
Lowell: F.. G.. Blanchard. Casnovia;
Ford Callahan. Lilly; W. II. Carney.
Flint; ID. Ambrose. Ambroseville.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-05
WgAThgR BULLETIN.
WASHINGTON. May A-Fos lower
Michigan; Generally TAR; variable
Will. Rk. Nj PANIC.

Sons httis excitrmens prevails In
Nss York over the failure % several
brokers. lndiscrees headline artists
have exaggerated the furry into =
pane Nothing u the sort 10 borne
out ~ the facts. \ few firms dealing 10
stocks. depending upon fluctuations 10
the market for their prorits have beer
unable u meet speculative obligations.
snd have for that reason suspended pay.
Eaans
The stock market il demoral,xed but
there 10 40 panic; even IL there were =
panic II would not depress actual indus
try nor abridge the offerings u money
at cas-. loanin, rates The Wall street
excitement Is the logical product Ct
weakened confidence IN the speculation
values Of stocka IL resembles the ex-
citemens ths, attends a game d cards
when the winning hand Is discovered 10
be less valuable than any one oe the loa-
iag hands. I, 10 purely trsnsitory and
confined To stock brokers.
No real non-yed interest il imperfect.
No active mandatory 10 involved No
great commercial enterprise is threat.
sae.L The stock sharks are squeezed
and tho tighter the squeeze the better
for legitimate business There 10 no
occasion for any alarm whatever. The
stability and soundness OF business in
vestments remain unimpaired- Money
~ easy. General confidence is un-
shaken. There vill bs no xidespressd
un-sttiement q established business
enterprises.
Some persons have Azpociated the con.
t.nusd operation % ths Sherman Law
with the sharp decline in stocks> 1t
would b quite - reasonable TO associate
the failure to find the north pole with
the unfinished condition % the Dahom-
cyan village on the Midway PlaisAncs.
The real conditions are located in pre-.
cissly the same state Of affairs which
existed in the Partridge wheat squeeze
la three days the panic will be
anciert history.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-05

From tho testimony in the csss
brought against the Grand Rapids town
ship election INSPECTORS II appears that
one u tho accused declared he might "a
we'll die Tor a sheep as a lamb" lie
meant by this that having stolen the
elective franchise from sfes. his punish
meat would b. no greater than II stolen
from many. lie therefore became a
~illing party IA the theft % the many.
The figure IL a very sp, one. !, tells
the Who'll, story much NOR. ,ersely than
II can re todd in other language. I, is
the essence Il Jsffsrsoaisa simplicity.
the acme - Jsck-onian biuntres-l
They had stolen the lsmb-they might
IA yell steal the sheep. They did -.
Now they have the bar-faced efrontery
O. come into court anil plead Dot guilty
a. the charge. They iaci'ly admitted
the theft at the time - ia commiss on
Now they burden the county with tho
expsn-e q trial fearing les, the punish
ment shall be cut II proportion 10 the
size u the sheep.
IL - natural fur them 20 ioug for
Che lambs portion. The fierce DESIRE 20
suffer has been sllsyed and their pun
gent figure ~ turned d that other
chs-ts sdIurs,,on. Rot hog OF die" No
matter VIA, ,ns eni q the trial mar b..
eiectiou inspectors siil certainly he an
hghteued a. ~ thu relative crime q
stesling sheep and lambs