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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-08-01
Notice to Contractors.

Office of County Commissioners,
Anderson, s. G., July %, 1884.
WILL be let to the lowest bidder on
w Thursday, August 16, 1884, at
o'clock D, m, the building of Bridge
over Rocky River near Lee Shoals:
Plans and specifications made known
on day of letting. ,a
Purchaser will be required to give, bond
for faithful performance OF the Work.
R. E. PARKER, Chm'n.
B. T. MARTIN,
w. P. SNELGROVE.
Board Co. Com. A. G.
W. T. McGILL, Clerk.
July rs, 1894 4
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-08-01
Bucklens Arnica Salve.

The best salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup
tions and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refund
ed. Prise Is cents per box. For sale
by Hill Bros.
Halls Catarrh Cure for sale by
Wilhite & White.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-08-01

Smythe Ito his daughter:) You
should listen to your mother s advice.
She is a better Judge than you Of a
suitable husband. Miss Smythe Gn-
dignantly:) Yes, she showed her juig-
ment once, didn't she?
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-08-01
SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE,

CULU MbIa, e o.
OESSION begins Sept. 25th. Nine reg,
y ular Courses, with Diplomas. Special
Courses, with Certi6cates. Requirements
for admission modified, Board $S month.
Total necessary expenses for the year lex,
elusive of travelling. clothing and books,)
from SIP to $l52. Send for Announce
ment. For further information add ress
the President, JAMES WOODROW.
Tu1v "a 1894 3
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Winthrop State Normal College,
COIUMBIA. g. G.

OPEN to white girls over II. Session
" begins Sept. 26. Graduates secure
good positions. Each County given two
scholarships-one worth $150.00 q session.
and one of free tuition. First Scholarship
now vacant in Counties of Abbeville, An
derson, Aiken, Barnwell, Beaufort, Clar-
endon, Charleston, Chester, Chesterfield,
Florence, Greenville, Georgetown, Hamp.
ton, Horny, Kershaw, Lancaster, Lsurens,
Lexington. Newberry, Oconee, Orange
burg, Pickens, Richland, Sumter, Spar
tanburg, York. Competitive examination
July II at Court House of each County.
Address D. B. JOHNSON, President, Co.
lumbia, 8. @.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-08-01

Agents Wanted in Anderso n
County.
r WILL sell Township rights for the
L sale of the Dairy Swing Churn to en-.
ergetic men who know how 10 sell good
article. Col. B. F. Crayton said oft: ut
is similar to the Davis, and in some re.
spects better. I can safely recommend it
to any one wishing good churn." Hon.
]. Bolton Watson and Mr.. Perry King
can also give information concerning it.
Both. use it. It gives general satisfaction,
and sells readily. Agents can make
money handling it. Now is the time to
buy rights to territory and work the busi-
meas. Parties meaning business can
write to ire, or call on my Attorney at
Anderson, John X. Hood, Esq, who will
draw up all necessary papers and receive
and receipt for monev.
r. P. BLAKE, Greenwood, s.. G.
July IL, 1894, 2
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-08-01

- The cocoanut tree is the most
valuable Of plants.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-08-01

Two women wera recently locked up
In New York for talking to their
supposed they were making improper
advances and would accept no explana-
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-08-01

Under a decision of the Suprem o
Court of Errors Of Connecticut ooys
and their trunks cannot be held for
board. Yale students gave rise to the de-
cision.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-08-01

- One billion feet Of timber per
wear is being cut in Texas, and at that
rate it will take but fifteen years to
exhaust the supply.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-08-01

The latest bicycle record gives,
mile in q minute apd ffty-six SECONDS.
That lays the fastest trotting horse IN Inc
shade.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-08-01

Close connection made at Calhoun FaIB with
seaboard Air Line going north and south.
and between Augusta and Savannah, Ga.
Close connections at Augusta for all Florida
points.
W. J. CRAIG, Gen. Pass. Agt,
r. L. ToDD, Trav. Pass Agt. Augusta, Ga.
7. r. FAINT, Agent.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-08-01

1t is said that 4,5OO persons in this
country are descended from the royal
families of Europe. And yet they
are no handsomer, brighter or better than
many people around them VINO 90
not even know who their grandfatners
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-27
Gritaunli6e Offerte.

D,e Bramten>g eilase CUR @0@entliz
den pioneer Press, melde ioeben eri@ie>
nen 1T, bietet 10 9anitise 8eoinsunsen,
mie mir iie nie uorber seieben. Mrtitel,
mel@e mebr, ais cine Sabres>S Sub crip>
ton mertb iinb. werbcn gratis fortsese>
ben. Dies 1T cine .duBerR suniti9e
@elesenbeit, neben einem Sabres>N bon>
ner,ent auf cine Der beiten mS@entli@en
3eitansen nod Elm bibi@es Weibna@ts>
prdient umionit gu betommen. @enbet
cine Poittarte an Weekly Pioneer
Press, St. Paul, Mimi, unb Sbr er>
baltet cine Probenummer nebit Der prd>
mienliite fret 3usei@idt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-27
Gourtlanb Na@ri&teu.

Die g%ontrattcren voomis & Dalton
pom Mantato baben NIT benz Dau Der
Bride lber ben Rleiuen Cottonwood Be-
sonnen unb tperben 3u bieiem gebufe
etma IA @arlabunsen Steine n6tbis
fem.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bat ioeben einise
S4titten nebit @lodeu aus benz Often
betommen. Mum nod Elm uenis S@nee
unb Sbr feb in Der Gage. gurem 9er3s
lieb9en cine Greube 3u bereiten.
Die neue M W " Sale ndbert i9,
bur& bos berrli4e Wetter ~besiniti9t,
RAID ibrer 0ouenbuns.
Gin ~naselneues S@ilb 3eist iett benz
9unarisen, no unier 9otel ~ fnben
1T.
Paul S4mebemann, @eiienber fir
5. g. &iliinser in M%ilmautee, meilte
letten Mittwo@ unb Donneritas III un>
ierer Mitte. paul meint: sd Tam
thinner germ no @ourtlanb. wiel man
Dor NAL ems webber no 9artens SLUT
vplatt" reoen tamil"
Gin semi1er bieiiser @ei@dftsmann,
benz IS ieber3eit Elm Dorm I'M Muse 1T,
menn Nnbere aud Elm ,penis grfols ia:
ben, ipieIte einem ct. Yauler @9mieb
unb Waaenma@er einen b0ien Strei@.
gr i9rieb be,nielben ndmli4, baB Ct ibr1
Mrbeit in ieiner Bran@e ueri@affen mfrs
be, wenn Ct nod 9ourtlanb t6ne. Nls
berielbe ieoo@ bier ontau,. ermies Is ii@,
bab bic aan3e Sa9e rfaul" mar. Der
8etreffenoe bat ii@ ~wabri9einli@ cine
S@aoeneriattlaae auf ben gals sela>
ben.
Mot @apmonb besab fi9 an. Dien>
flag nod st. Saul, nm als Delesat Der
am ~. B. 81. baielbit i%tattfinbenben
Convention Der Noobmen:Qose 3u fun>
9iren.
gbas. Stlbe BON Nem tlln, periantte
AM Miontas 0 bier aus cine gorla>
bun9 S4weine unb am Dienitas fol9te
e,ne iol@e fir bic Mantato padins So.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-27

- Sin pier Sabre altes Ginb uol
Sos. Broid itarb letten M,ttwc& an
Der Opptberitis.
~ 9enrp grone beianb ii9 lett,
Wo4e 9ei@dftsbalber IN Nem BORT uni
anberen Sitli@en Stdbten.
- Staatsi4asmeiiter 0obleter be.
iorste leete @o9e einise Gage @ei4dft'
in Der bieiisen 8rown County 8ant.
- Die Gamilie pon @enrp seifert
b%etrauert ben Verlut zines 3uei Sabre
alien S0bn@ens, wel4es AM Greitas an
ben Golsen Der Maiern farb.
- 9ermann Geueritein unb @emab:
lin unb beren To@ter Martba bon
e lately beianben ii@ am Samitas aui
4eiu@ in Nem lllm; bic 2ettere wiro
einise Monate oabier bleisen, UNI Inter:
ri9t in ueibli@en 9a%noarbeiten 81 neb:
men.
8ie uns BON Observation-Disclosures
Seite mitsetbeilt mirb, ioQ Z. y.
8roun, ber fribere Herausseber bes
Sleeppgye 9eralb, bemnd@t Die @ebat.
ton beS rGepreiemtatiue", bus officieQe
Organ Der Woltspartei uon Minnelota,
lbernebmen.
= Die Tarmer BON Nem Sweoen in
Nicollet County baben ii@ iett aud
enti@loKen, cine Creamery 3u bauen.
Die Tarmer ieben INNER mebr Elm, bab
IS ii@ lobnt, suteButter gu bereiten, unb
bles tann i'm 9r6Berem Mabitabe nur
bur@ bic grri@tuns BON @reameries &C.
i@eben.
@dbrenb Der nit benz 81. OCTOBER
enbeaben feds Monaten itarben in Wew
lllm 25 Berionen. Jlnf baucn paren
nod tein Sabr alt. 5 uon l bis s Sab:
rem, 2 upn 5 bis 10, 2 uon 10 bis 20,
S 0 20 bis 40, l uon 40 bis go,
s Don so bis 80. @eboren murben
wdbrenb be0elben 3~eitraums 90 Rin>
ber, 43 &naben unb 40 Mdb1en.
= Der Gii@sMarben pom 2ateDaib
inston in 2eSueur County erbeutete
bieier Gage ca. 400 Bfuno Slide, mel>
DE BON Treulern in unseietli@er Weiie
i'm Gate Sefferion sefansen waren. Die
@eieteslbertreter iu4ten ii@ bur@ bic
Jlu3t 3u ~retten. muroen aber ertannt
uno ruerben iomit be-: uerbienten Citrate
ni9t ent9eben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-27
Dat untberiaImtooeI.

Sns f0br id nit be Sierbabn,
s mir al u6r uele Sobr-
Dor iatt NIT mi in cine &laG'
Min Grinb, Oh So@en &lobr.
Sei mir en- inadi9en oQem &nam,
Wun ben tinnit Du mot liebrn!
I'm OF fin O61tin9 foDr NIT uns,
'9te idute, little Oirn.-
Do@ bitmal barr lei Gabnmei1bas
TN iatt in ebre Sd.
I'm NIT chr LITTLE Mulmart aung
Dat MID as lbs pun'n Sled. -
@raodmer iatt en- &eiienber,
Con re@t niemoo'i@en 9eern.
9adeerte Stewel un 2orniett, =
8erleeut in jeoe Deern. -
Tins Tieten, fad id bad, mu@t' bei
Tau Grin en- Bet i@armeeren,
I'm mir be on MID trimmer NE It,
Deb belt al lang probeeren.
Sc gu inadt diner bit I'M bat
Tn. menn'd mi red beiinn,
go mir bat neg u0r Goi emalt,
Dunn ilep bei ia9en in. -
gu dmer uni Meli9 l1rian,
Den barrft Du idlen ieibn!
De on, be ,uirtt in eiten !Endit,
gu mir be 2uft 10 rem.
Sci iett' fin Ndientnieper up,
Wat bel 81 brutt tau tieten,
Spet breilnal ut, breibt an fin Bort,
TN i@eeI' uerleemt nab Tieten;
Utein Trdulein.. .penn sic 3abnmeb
balm,
Damn tanu i'd sic tur,eren!
Sd meiB'n Mittle. - @ani@en Sizes,
go MID ids NAL probieren.
sd bab' me rpunbe,bare &raft,
gu wirten fpmpatbetii@,
l1no bilft es ni4ts, oann i@ab's aud
ni9ts,
man nennet bas: n,asnetiid.
vWenn lcD an Sbre Wdn9leln 1IB
Olrft' meme 2ippen briden,
2dBt mad Der @@mer5 im9lusenblid. -
Dormtt wua bei lid bitden.
vSei ilno wou unseiunb," ieset Giet,
vMat mauben Sci mi tau!
Sd melt woQ iilmiten, mat ber belpt;
g1u laten g mi in &aub!"
Up enmol b0brt be .Ou tau 9S@t,
Sc inortt barr Blot tau'm S@in,
I'm mat be em tau Mntwuro saww,
Dat mir lift MID iiebr fen:
Tiet bat slduwit
....... Du MID?
Dat belpt bod gang enti@ieoen -
8eriduten Sei't ierit NAL hi mi,
Sd belum ion 9amorrboioen.
81. 4ofmann.
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T.. & A. HOFER

empieblen iir bieie II. na@ite ISOLDE
Ggtra Bargains II 9rb Goods
ais: -
moQener GlannelI Don 10 Cts. an per
Oarb.
@ottonFanneQ in alien Tarben pom
10 gts. pro Oarb an.
Calico pom 4 gtS. an.
Der bette @insbam fir Z Cts.
Die bette beuti@e Stridwo0le, 4
Strans fir 90 Cts; ferner baben mir
nod cine i@6ne Nusmabl in 9errens
l1nter3eue uon so gts. an pro Stid.
Rleiber. RnSpfe gu 5 Gts. has Out.
Goats 3uirn 3u 4 Cts. bic Gpule,
uno nod ueri@ieoene Nrtitel iebr biQis.
N. B. Sir Gier unb Butter unb aue
anberem Garmprobutte wiro itets Der
b6@fte Marttpreis be3ablt.
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emmteDe.0ej@6t.

Die llntersei4neten nno4en hermit betanat,
b,b ie bas Iriiber pos Sobn siebs1!br.a,er
aefibrte S4miebesd@aft aM MiMneiota
StraBe. 3mii1en @enter nnb J.. Slbtrobe
ieet inter ben, T%irmanarnen Siebenbrunllsr
& Dilbor 9emeini4aftli4 betreiben. Aue
S1miebearbeiten 1uerben auf b0s Wene be-
forat mnb benz 8ei9la9en uoa Yferbe,l miro
gang beionoere Mufmertiamteit 8el4entt.
Ssb1 oiebe1bswn1ess
DawI ADtIbnrS.
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0rpker @erotentt!

8er uus feline Mbbreie e~inienbst, benz ienben mir per
1ot 9enaue Nustunft lber elm gang neues Gei9dft,
morntt irgenb eine Nerion mdnnltden ober weibltden
Gel4ledts auf ebrlide g8etfe unb obne srobe Nuslasen
unb Mlbe iber 100 Dollars per Wonat %perotenen tann,
obne 9Atien unb Yeobeln. Rein Msentibafts>9 uusbug.
ionberr elm ebrli4es 4ei9dit. Mbbrei fire;
JOHN HOUSE 4 CO., Canton, Lewis Co., No
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Boue! Boae! 8ouei

litum NIB ipecieQ feline alten Runbe1 onf=
merriam, bab e. al Der Ode pom Minneioto
umb Q. Sibtrabe III Rem ulm cine Doues
,lnb 0olenIpaareM= Nieberla9e er6inet bat,
uoIelbit er fem ei9nes Tabr,fat lit glantets,
SlameQe, @tridearn, @trii,npie unb Woqe,l=
Matte arn, Nertauf unb III Ilmtauim 8e8en
@obwoQe itets an 9anb bat.
9. Mari 9ner,
Nabritant uon WoQenma0reit.
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81 berrenten ODER ~ berta,t.
fen.

Cas 3nm Z i@6peli4en Ma9lab sebSrenbe
@obnbaus lit Der Ndbe bes Qotomotip=
S4uppens 1T gu perrenten ober inter 9iiniti:
gen gebin9un9en 81 uerfanten. 9abere
Mustlnft ertbeilt
Setter 6ertan
gormn.b Der mirberiabrisem EI@opelH@en
&inber.
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0rij@meIsenpe 31te
Az pereauien ober 9e8en ambere uunlutaui&en
Bel q. StIbe. 1t


sd ,parre hermit ole @si9Gitslente, meis
Mer Nrau etrpas aui meinen Man,en 3u bors
aem, ba i'd bic BON berielbeM 8ema4ten
S1nlbem midt be3ablem ,perbe.
Al anton gberl.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-27
u"npertdNMter Gtoer,

aus ausseiu9ten Mi9isanstepfeln bergeteQt,
1T ein9etroiiem bel uno mirb III beliebi8er
Quantitat u~ertauft pon
Setter 9erian
i'm Wieientbal.
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Ndh.&mule.

Oie l1nter;ei@nete ,pirb pom Z. Saauar at
llnterri9t I'M Ndben unb 3ui6netben lla@
benz @limar ober Caller Spitem ertbeile,,.
lleber Bebin9un9en ulm. ,pirb i'm Store pom
S. S. Neumann Mustunft seseben.
AZ SRI. g. &intel.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-27
NeMe M1t5et9em.
9antta0nnA.

9antta8mn8.
Sir bic innise %3beilnabme, be nl,s bel
benz 8ramt6eitsz uno GobesfaQ unieres Sat-
ten nnb 8aters
Sobn s. Slider
pom aqen Seiten Su Ibeil murbe l,ab fir bic
srobe Betbeilisun9 an benz Qei@enbesdnsnib
belielbet %eritatten ibren irni9iten Oant,
Ma9balena Tii9er u. &imber.
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New ULM
MEAT r I

port 80
3H1nx Retnbnrt.
NO. 8 SUED MINNESOTA sTRAssE.
Res illm, Rtmm.
Die beiten Sortem frii9eu unb 8epSdelten
6leii9es, S@mal5, frii@e unb 8erdu&erte
WGrite itets oil l9a,b.
~ 8rttAe y serAsAerte eartsse Nab
nets ~ baben.
5riide 2lutern mdhreno ser Saifon.
0aaren uerben frei ms 9ars seliefert.
Sir Rinopieb NIB S4weiite beSable i'd
MINER bic b64iten 0reiie.
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CHAS. ". BLOCKS 3
SAMPLE ROOM & :
= BILLIARD HALLE.

atesIins Slod. gde Ninneiota ". Centre Sts.
Nem ltIu, Mtnn.
Die beNem @etrante unb Gisarren nets az
!9anb; irit&es Bier unb eiN te'"er S''n@
ju ieber !3eit ~ baben.
@ute Staaansen fur ben Nasipann.
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@etunoen

8etmnoen
,purbe Elm Nadet, einen pouenen SbamI. Elm
Saarnet umb &leibertn0pfe entbaltenb. Na4=
juirasen in Der Office bes .Tortl@ritt.1
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- DasO ber>B o FAINT bat enti4ieoen.
boB Yotmeiiter, bic IS unterlaiien, 9er>
aus9eber Don 3eitunsen gu bena@ri@ti>
9en, menn Mbonnenten ben Srt pertaf=
len ODER ibre 3ei+uns ni@t n,ehr abbo>
len, fir ben Betrag Der Subitription
perantmortli@ iino. Dieie, iouie bic
anbere @eietesbeitimmuns, baB ieber
Mbonnent ober Sober ber cine j3eituns
aus ber Boitofice nimmt. ielbit wenu er
iie ni9t belteQt bat, uno iih meisert,
bieielbe gu be3ablen, DOT benz @eiet bes
Diebitatls i@ulbts 1T, uno als Dieb
pertlo9t rperoen tann, ma9t es gu elmer
gel dbrli@en Sa@e, nit 3eituu9sberaus>
9ebern fem Spiel 81 treiben.
- Gin 9%taoitalmittel sesen bic
@@meineieu9e iou nod ber Mittbeiluns
her uSa4Ni@en Tleii9er;eitnns" (Dresz
ben) I'M 8irttembersii@en entoedt mor>
ben fem. Das Blatt beri@tet barber:
vDoB im Qaufe Der 3eit piele Mittel se>
gen bic Seu@e ni@t unueriu@t blieben,
lit natirli@. &eini9un9 Der &rippen,
Neupflaiteruns bes 8ooens ulw. uaren
persebli9. @nolid wanbte man Pfer>
bebun9 an, unb bas &aoitalmittel mar
9efunoen. Sn Stdqe, mo bereits bic
9dlfte ber S@weine oieier Seude erle>
gen war, wurbe Yferbeouns 9ebra@t
unb bic sefdbrli@e Rrantbe.t mar 81
Gnbe, mas senau tonitat,rt morbeu 1T.
IS lit alto iebem Better pon S@wei>
men BET 0eriu@ 3u empfeblen, Pferbe>
! bln9er ais Streumittel 81 uerwenben. "
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-27

grobes Eager pom gei1irren. Solibe ~bauerbafte @aas
rem. Terner cine 9roBe Auspabl Don Yeitj&en. pierbe>
beden. &C. Beiteuunsen fir neue yeidirre iomie Nepas
ratureu nerben prompt unb gut beiorst. Sute arbett
unb mdbiae Yreiie.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-07-28

THE Pueblo county commissioners
would be justified in appropriating
1900 toward defraying the expenses of
the irrigation congress which will meet
at Denver in September. The silly
argument advanced by some people
that it would be helping Denver to that
extent is too far-fetched and is so
foreign to the question that it is not
entitled to consideration. 1t will not
be Denver that will be irrigated if the
congress succeeds in accomplishing its
ends, but all that portion Of the state
subject to irrigation. The kick Of the
Pueblo Press comes with very poor
grace and the Denver Times.Sun can
not be far off when it says that "only
petty jealousy and ignorance" could
be at The bottom of such opposition,
aud severely scores the Press for Its
selfish stand. 1t should be remembered
that only the hope of securing favorable
legislation in behalf Of the state canal
caused the two senators and the four
representatives from Pueblo county to
vote for the extra session Of the lsgis.
iature last winter, they knowing that
Pueblo county would be the greatest
beneficiary Of such canal. Now that
another step is beng tsksn toward
doing something - secure irrigation.
10 ~ is,pssy jsA,sssy ~ isasr'
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-07-28

WHEN Myron W. Reed went into
politics he begun to talk like an
anarchist and like the frank man that
he is he acknowledged the corn and
says he is an anarchist. but to justify
his position endeavors to twist the
meaning of the word anarchy and says
that Christ was an anarchist. 1t Is not
possible that Mr.. Reed intends to be
blasphemous but his utterance sounds
that way and would more nttingly come
from the lips of dizzy pated hetero-
dox lecturer. As an advanced thinker"
Mr.. Reed is 80 far ahead of ordinary
mortals that they will not catch up
with him in a thousand years.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-07-28

IT is astonishing how rapidly any
section Of the country gets over panic
In Colorado, for instance, business has
resumed its usual briskness and traces
of the railroad strike are being obliter-
ated. The most noticeable thing about
it is that many railroad men have been
thrown out of employment, but their
places have been filled by men who
were out of work, while some of the
ex's are casting about to get into some
thing else.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-07-28

IT is to be sincerely hoped that con-
gress will see fit to legislate on the
importance of arbitration between
labor and capital. 1t need not neces-
sarily be compulsory and it need not be
so radical as to scare capital away from
seeking investment, but it can be
equitable and just alike 10 the en-
ployer and the employe, and besides
settling their differences will prevent
strikes and protect other classes from
ruinous stagnation of business. When
such men as Gould, and Carnegie, and
Pullman, and Armour make millions in
few years from very small beginning
they should be made to afford to pay
their employees good living wages at
least.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-07-28

THE fact that several important min.
ing properties have changed hands at
good figures recently at Cripple Creek,
gives evidence that peace and con
fdencc are restored in that camp.
Work Is being pushed there now and
before snow flies we will hear of mar.
velous results. 1t is perfectly safe to
invest your money in reputable prop
critics in Cripple.-Denver Ores and
Metals
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-07-28
THERE is altogether too much flippa1

THERE is altogether too much fippant
talk indulged in by thoughtless persons
about the so-called tyranny of the
government, the inequality of the laws,
the injustice of the courts, the ridicule
on The liberality of the government
gives unbridled scope to the tongue
which privilege is much abused by
needless men who, forgetting all the
blessings to be enjoyed in free
country and carried away by foolish
ideas of reform" denounce everything
pertaining to law and order and would
precipitate state of anarchy of which
they would be the first sufferers.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-07-28

EVERY now and then wave OF
moral political sentiment sweeps over
the country. but it depends largely upon
the sort Of men put into office how
much reform there will be in the move
ment. There is tidal wave sweeping
over the fair Centennial state now but
the people must be very careful whom
they place in power.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-07-28

THE INDICATOR Is in receipt of the
initial number of the Courier. y daily
newspaper overflowing with brisk
editorials and choice local and foreign
news. The Courier is published at
Urbana, Illinois, and the newsy part of
this bit of news to the INDICATOR
readers is that s. w. Love, formerly
connected with this paper and one of
the most popular men in Bessemer is a
partner in the Courier. Mr.. Loves
many friends here will join the In
DICTATOR in wishing the venture a COM
plete success.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-07-28

THE Chieftain has been scolding and
abusing its morning rival, the Herald,
until being goaded beyond endurance
the populist organ has turned upon its
tormentor and in serial editorial is
giving its persecuter severe drubbing.
Politics play little part in the contro.
versy, the issue being contest for
business
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-07-28
COMING EVENTS.

The republican primaries will be held in
the various precincts Monday, September 3.
The republican county convention will be
held Wednesday, September 8.
The republican state convention will be
held at Denver, Wednesday,, September II.
The republican congressional convention
will meet in Pueblo, Friday, September II.
The Populist state convention will meet at
Denver, Tuesday, September
The Democratic state convention will meet
at Denver, September
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-07-28
POLITICAL COMMENTS.

One OF the strangest features Of
politics is seen in the frantic efforts of
man to get into official position when
he IS neither by nature or education in
any wise fitted to fill the office 10 which
he aspires, and moreover when his
shortcomings are well known TO the
public at large, and when said public is
careful not to extend anything border
ing on the semblance of an invitation to
such an individual to come forth 1t is
indeed strange, and can only be ac-
counted for on the grounds of extreme
and overweaning seltishness. effrontery
and obtuseness in him who aspires,
and man who combines these grievous
faults is not fit to hold an official posi-
tion. He would be q burden on the
people, and the more important the
position he would hold the greater his
opportunity for evil doing and the
greater enormity Of the blunder of those
who supported him. There is just
such character clamoring for political
recognition today in the person Of
P-W-
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-07-28

ONE would think from the manner
In which General Jacob s. Coxey is
pushing his good roads hobby that he
is being boosted by the combination OF
bicycle manufacturers who are boring
the press of the country with good
roads literature and begging free sd-
vertising. 1t looks that way, and that
Coxey is fsring peter than the press.