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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-25

OF Few More Peop pie who Were Cured
by DIR. Darria's E2ectro-M agnetic
Treatment.

OF Few More People who Were Cared
by DIR. Darria's Electro-Magnctic
Treatment.
J. I. George, Glenedon, Wash, chronic
rheumatism i've years, cured.
Owen James. Spokane. Wash, abscsss
in left ear and quincy, cured.
Mrs. Annie Jones, Sy7 Ninth street. Seat
tie. Wash, cured of neuralgia and nervous
prostration. also rheumatism.
Isaac Vineyard, Centrsiia, Wash, asth-
ma eighteen years, cured.
II. Il. Stout, Independence. Wash, deaf
ness. catarrh. and ing trouble. cured.
Many Others might DO mentioned did
not want of space forbid.
DR.. Darrin can be consulted free At Hotel
Stevens. Seattle. WASH. where he Is per-
mansntiy located. The worthy POOR
treated iree from 10 to IL q m. daily.
Those able 10 paw from ii a. m. to p. m. {;
evenings, TO s; Sundays, 10 TO Il
Charges low and reasonable. according TO
circumstances and ability to pay.
He treats all diseases OF the Eye, lar.
Nose Throat. Catarrh, Deafness and all
nervous. chronic aud private diseases, IN
either sex. OF Whatever nature Most
cases can be treated At home after one
visit 10 the doctors Office. Circulars and
question blanks sent free. Inquiries an"
sgered.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-25
THE HENRY GEORGE VIEW OF 1T.


Resist Oppression.
WAsgiNeroS CRY. March a4-Repre-
sentative Mcguire. Of San Francisco. au.
thor Of the single tax bill before congress
and a leading congressional exponent of
Henry George, said tonight;
II do net attach any importance TO ths
Coxey movement itself. Ii will amount TO
nothing. bu. IL 10 symptom OF a growing
condition that ~ fraueht with infinite
danger 10 popular government II repre-
sents the growing discomfort OF the nj asses
and the gradual loss OF faith In
republican government It's purpose
Is by presence IN force of num-
bSgs Immediately meaaCing the national
legislature 10 eoerce congress into the
enactment Of laws Ia which the members
OF agrees we're not pledged by their con-
sfllgents, and which they do not DEAN
wise. OF course, IL congress should for
moment yield Ia thai pressure the men,
hers would be governed in sAelr legislative
acts by force independent of the popu-
lar sovereignty which they now represent
and force unknosn TO the constitution
HE toxeF movement, whether is he
peseeaeie or warsise IN its purposes, is an
appeal 10 force as substitute for
the ballot, and the Intimate result
OF iss policy IS intern eclas var The
movement Is the naturs. oatgrowth OF ex-
istlng conditions, il is the nasGva! out
grasse a; tae monopoly Of the resources
81 iais country by the few, and tn. ccnse-
9geht sreseaedness ana heipiessness OF
tue masses. The movement - the aaye4-
cpgnsnt 81 the supreme test of democracy
50 e.tas.y propAesled ay MacAulay in his
letter 10 Henry : Randall on Nav =.
49,. HaeFelS, after speaking Of sae i'm.
possibility Of maintaining democratic in
situations where tire industrial masses
are rs4aesd to wretshedaess he saws:
Aoa may tank your country en-
loFs an exemption frosa these evils
l si'l frankly ogn 10 you thai | ara OF a
inherent ofsGioa. Noa- fate believe 10
be eeFt&in, iaoagh II IS deferred by ply
saea' cause As long IS you have a bound
less eXssas % fertile and unoccupses: land
yeaS .Abogiag people sllI be far more az
ease iAaa he tailoring people Of The cd
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-25

The 0ehSoass storm King In Alask,
OasheA Upon sho 9oeks.

Ths 0ehSsass sssrn Kisg IN Alasks
Dashed URsa shs 9seks.
EAs FxAscIsco, March A-As arssuIt Of
severe storms in the North. accounts Of
disasser are already coming from Alaska,
the steamer Mexico having brought down
the tidings Of . casualty that il something
oat Of the ordinary run. . great iceberg
having driftsd down upon the schooner
Storm King and wrecked her. The Storm
King sailed from Kodiak under Caps
NeiI, for the shumaGin islands TO fsh for
cod. On the morning Of January :. while
the trim little Schooner vas ~ anchor. .
great iceberg Was carried BY the tseacher.
Gus currents toward the Storm King,
which was sveps from her noorings
and dashed upon the rocks as the head Of
Bartlett bar, where the laundering seas
soon completed the work Of destruction
Capt. Neiil and the crew barely escaped
with their lives, and altar . frightfui ex-
perience and several marrow escapes
reached juneau IN o canoe.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-25
PAINE'S
Celery Compound
MAKES PEOPLE WELL

world. and while that ID the case the JEFF.
ferson.an policy may continue % rest
without causing any fatal calamity" Mac
auiay's prophecy win unquestionably b
verified unless . middle course Be speed
people equal rights in our natural ~
sources and IN equal stake in the soil Of
our country.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-25

ASAcosTEs, March 2A-fspecisi. The
city council has decided to begin test
case against che Seattle 4 Northern rail-.
way for the collection Of street grade ~
sessments on Sixth street. This case 10
full Of interest to property owners here
aud involves the right Of the council 70
classify a. rock what Is generally called
''hard pam" IL 10 brought really at the
request OF the Seattle d Northern COM
pany, Who own the greater portion OF this
townsite, and who want to pay their as
sessment according to the terms OF the
grading contract rs generally understood
that Is, with "hard pan" classified and
paid for as earth and not as rock. The
amount involved in this particular case Is
trifiing, but il II should be decided that the
council has the right to classify ''hard
pan" as 'solid rock" IL win be . victory
for the contractors ut the expense Of the
taxpayers.
The contract for grading Sixth street
was let about three years ago. According
to lis terms there were but two classes OF
material, earth" and ''solid rock" All
material not "soIid rock" a. the contract
stated, was to be considered "earth" and
20 be paid for a. such. Yet, In the face Of
tuia piaiu Wotuibk VI tH0 CuusEoGA sho
council about twenty months ago paid the
contractors the solid rock" price for the
''hard pam excavation, and rs a conse-
quence had TO raise the assessment against
AUDITING property. As protection to
itself and those to whom Ii sold property
on Sixth street the Seattle & Northern OBJ
iccted TO the Redistribution and increase
In the assessment and has ever since
refused TO pay its assessment. although
IL has rendered the amount due according
to the original assessment. II decided
against the abutting property owners the
same question will trouble the owners Of
property fronting upon other streets that
have been graded, as much Of the town
site Is underlaid by the hard graveily sub
stance locally termed "hard pan"
City Treasurer Seman has issued another
call for the redemption Of general fund
warrants, numbered from al TO l61 inclu-
sive. This is the second call for general
fund warrants issued within tho past eigh-
teen months. all funds having been placed
in q current expense fund. Out of this the
running expenses Of the city have been
paid. while holders Of general fund war
rants have patiently, or rather impatiently,
held their paper.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-25

Loggers in the Duluth, Mimi, district
are about through their work for the win
ter, having put In about 210. 000 900 feet, q
slight increase over the estimates made
last fall. The sales of lumber have been
light up to date, and the outlook Is less
promising now than a few weeks ago.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-25

COnGreeomon WueOn HUGH 0ottovs
San ANTONIO. Tex, March 2A-Conersss.
man w. L. Wilson il much improved. He
win leave for the ranch of ex- Congressman
Ben Cable. eight miles from this city,
Monday, and remain there few days ~
operating.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-11-14
Neme 8rtInret,.

Die goiffeure Der allsepaltisen Mo=
ben5tabt paris baben bef9lpiien, AUDI
fir bic Winterfaifon 1894 -95 bic onz
bultrten 9aare Bel ibren Glisnten gu
erbalten - Elm @bitt, nit benz beibe
sbeile sufrieben iein tDnnen: Die Daz
men, neil bic pnbulirten 9aare febr
fleibfam iinb, Die Goiffeure, neil bieie
Mobe sine itete Mbbdngigteit BON ibnen
bebeutet. Das bic 5rifuren felbft Be-
trifft, 10 ertldrte etn Sa6mann, baB
bic jebige 9aartra6t nidt nit benz Raz
men rgoiffeure" belsgt tpsrbeH fOnne,
biefelbs laiTe bic 6adre i6rs natiirli9en
Wege geben, bon funifDoller Sriiur fei
feline Rebe. Man brebt bic Guare 3ll
einenl lDien 3noter, Der t;sf In ben Na@
den geitedt tpirb, penn es fich barum
banbeH. fir ben 5ut Mab 5iI f4affen.
8ei ben MbenbfriIursn Hedt man Die
6aare bod, i'm Gsure 1880. Die 9aarz
gnben tperbsn 3ll 2Dd@en sebrannt,
bic aus benz 8notsn quelIen cine
Mobs, ipel1e fchon bic faDnen Srauen
bon @om nnbgltben por unasfdbr 5fpeiz
taufenb Sabrsn nit Grfols laneirten.
8tonbe 9aare i1einen IN paris nod
irnmer inpbernsr als faHaliienbralllte;
ROTH lit monlentan 1i1t beliebt, binges
gen iinb jene funitbolsn Jdrbungerl
Die 0adren etnen r1tbli9bruunen Mes
fer geben fsbr en- boaue. Die neuefts
NuaneefriIur TT aWabagDnibralin"
nit tparnlsn rDtbliAen ginten. JalT1e
Ooare fDerben in paris gar niht nlebr
aetraasn, ein5ig bic borerpdAnten 20dz
den fiir bic 9aartnptsn IdBt man ails
tpeilen, sur Ghonung beg eigenenRopfs
fdmudss, fsrtig pom goiffeur liefern.
!. Gngtanb lit gsgenindrtig eines Der ipes
rigen Qdnbsr GurDpus, tpD BET 9anbel
NIT falihstt Saarsil ipirflib nod blii6l
fiji Die tpin3igsl goiffeuren berpdriIes
rinnen reiAsn bic eigsnsn Mittel aug,
{elbit fpenn bisfe bsfheiben fInb. Da
aud5 Bic emit ID bsliebts poeiifh eWObs,
5aartoden 3u fpenDsii. gdn5liA arBsl
Gurs gelsst III, alp teincrlsi Mttentul
brobt, fonn man fllonentan in pariS
an ben Goiffeursnb bie falfhe 0aar'
nitgbisten, nait feIbit3ufrisbsnens Sd
heln eiligif poriibsrgsbsn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-11-14
Ts Gaitrouomiider stberalaubc.

en- fri6erer 3eit mar Der saitrono>
miIde Mberglaube gar iebr Derbrsitst,
alnb stpar pflegts berielbe ssraoe 10 gut
auF bas sSleiId, tpie auf daerlei 5ri9te
5idh All eritrsden. 60 gait Der Saft Der
Granatdpfsl fir eine art Giebestranf,
ipdhrsno Der @enuB BON 9ase6uttea
i'm @eeentAail 9(6neisung ernsden
iolIte; Der bon Manbeln bagegen, bleb
ss, fcbiibe bor Srunfenbeit, unb Die
NiiHe oalten als Elm Mittel, I'm bas
Blut su perbiinnsn unb gu Dsr5iiBen.--
Dus Tleii1 anbetreffenb, 10 fpar man
emit in Nltsgfpm Der Nnii9t, bab, iDer
6abnerfleifA DsrIpsife, fdDner tperbs,
has sylei1h bes 9irfdss Durbe aber
xbebem i'm II. Sabrbunbert foga-
nod - als niht enpfebknstpertb be-
arahtet. inbsm Riidsn~ unb anbere 8az
lthrte es tbeils fir fhdblid, neil uit1
qdunD nnb bumm maAenb bielten.
Etott beffsn mar bas S4psinefleiidb
IN alter 3sit gut angefhrisbsn, bsn1
fhon Der beriibalts r0mifds Mr5t gulee
nus, ipelher i'm 2. Subrbnnbert n. Gbr.
Isbte, srblidte in bemfelben elm tpirf{a@
mrs Mittsl gegen Gpilepiie.
Mnh I'M porigeR Sabrbunbsrt be-
ffnnDsn uIlen grnites Derfdiebene Bor~
uribxils giinitigsr unb ungiinitiger 4rt.
flu nnb segen ben GennB Derfdiebentr
akiThdrten. So ftnnben gebratene
Rauben IN bsm giinftigen @ernh, troits
fpenbenb unb bsfdnftigenb gu tDirfen,
eniqeqen benz arabifhen Glauben, ber
nom Eaubenflsif9 Jieber sttpartet.
Dammsl5 5gbndn3e isboh srfreutsn, iDean
gsbaden i'm Is. Sobrbunbert ii3 bes
Hufts, bic nnsenebnls unb niiBlihs Gts
ntxfhaff al befiBen, bas @ebdhtuiB 3u
Ndrfen unb Bic btfiers @timmung az
6<f5rbgrn, tpssbaIb Elm hsrbDrragenber
Ulor11an unb @ourntanb oitfsr 3eit
ID nitalnls psrIdunnte, feinen 3uTelgds
tn bie{fS tpObItbdtigs 0tri1l al4iis
xn a lniiEn
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bon Der @ten'. - CT bsbt es forglib
b16er unb - 9rtnst bann basSpunoz
locb an ben Munb - l1nb bebt uno
Debt! @s prebt baran - Die bnritssn
2ippen feIt Der Munn - unb faugt
nnb faugt, bod mas TT bas2 - $50
bleibt oas beiberlebnte Nab2 - st
batts beutlih bo4 gefeb'n - men fhDz
nen &sit barinnsn feb'n! - nnb fDics
Der bebt er auf bas SAB - Do9 ei,
tpsld' gang Derniinid1ter SpaB- Gdbt
ibn ben Snhalt ni9t erreiben9 - gr
iis9t bic I90ne 3eit Dsritreihen 80 uno
INNER bsbt er bDber nod ~ 4n fsiaca
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fhe psrloren bate, bie @efpitterpol&
fen sufan1merr unb f1eIlte piitbenb.
on 4 l..si

IlIS USilulCu YuttVs Wv S<ptItttNAtAt1sr -
fen sufamrien unb fhelte tpiitbenO.
rWarianfd" trdt Elm.
Rnispsl bonnsrts cine ganae 2itdnei
BON @cbelttpDrten beruflter. Die RDhin
fhien Elm paar Mal geneist, ben aornis
gen 6errn sl unterbredsn, bann aber
Sudte tie bic Mhfeln unb BIB bie 3d9ne
feit auf etnanber.
Qlls Rnigpel asenbst, ging rMartans
ia" filirenb auf ibn gu uno reihie ibm
nit itrablsnbem Geliat banfero Die
9ano. g ggs
rDas bat lie ia aud tpieber tidht bers
ftanben,1 itDbnte Rnispsl, als bic fall
f9e Marianfa bas Simmer berlaiIea
bate -.nun fann i9 Die ausi9eltsn,
foDiel i9 min uno es bat fstnsn
3ipsd!4
On biefem Mittag befam 9err
Gnispel Elm groBartises Mittagseiien.
No9 ME mar bas @enliife 10 peib
unb sart, bas 5leiicb 10 t0hlia se<
braten, Die Meblipeiie 10 treffli9 geS
tpe5er.
9ea1 aGt sagen bate Ssrr Rnispel
CANA berseHen, baB ct iemals auf eins
aDhin babe i9eltsn tOnnert 10 oieier
Marianta ssseniibsr, Die i'm ia nod
nidt perfarb, bate er ss fib DDaig abs
gelpDbnt.
I'm 10 beitiir3ter aber tpar er, als
eines Snges Die Geiinbeoermietberin
Bel ibm erfd4ien unb ibm nit traurissr
Waiene mittbeilte, rMarianfa1 babe
t5ebn1uht na9 ibrer b0bmifden 5eiz
nath unb tperbe in IA Sagen Ietnen
Oienit perlahen.
SD tperbsn ibrsn 2obn Inn oas
boppelte erb0ben", fdrie Rnispel -
.aber iie barf ni9t geben!"
Mber Marianfa blieb feit unb Rnls=
pei tpar troitlos.
@dbrenb bieier 14Suge tparb &nisz
pei nit ben beiten @peiIen serabssu ge=
fiittert, aber ben fDltlidheu @e9mad
berbarb ibn Der @sbante, baB bas nun
10 balb au Gnbe iein fone!
Moreen 1pllte nMarianta" ab5ieben.
Rnispel bate felt atpet Sagsn nidt
eef9lafen. 9sute friib absr mar ibm
Elm grDbartiger @sbdnfe sefommen.
nOiefe .Marianta", mar ein bub>
fGes MGbel unb eine &D9in, tpie ct iie
ouf Der ganaen Melt ni4t pieoer fia>
ben ipiirDe.
Wie. tpenn er ibr anbieten piiroe,
feline Srau gu tperben2 S9lug ite ein.
bann mar er allsr Sorgen I'M fetn
leibli6es Wobl6efinben fir eipige 3eit
iiberboben.
rMarianfa" trat auf iein Sltngeln
in Isin 3irnmer.
&nispel tpurbe nun bod Derlegen.
Wie iollte er es tbr begreiflih maaens
Da ftotterte er:
,Marianfa" - bleibsn - Sic -
meine ssra,t beritanbens"
nNse, bet nriifen sic f2on N bisfen
beutli9er fagsn," flung ss Oa i'm un=
perfdlidten 9erliniI6 in feline Sbren,
70 bab sr berbubt auriidtrat.
Phase sic ipreden ia gut
beutf19"
limb id berItsb's mod beHer! gau
- 5err 9nispel t1nnen mir MI MID
mit'nanber ausfomn1en, tpertn Sic N
rubiger Menid finb? SD benfe, Sic
finb nit mir aufrieben seipeien. Sm
iibrigen belize id AUDI nidt Marianta,
fonbern Musuite!"
.Nun benin, Nuguite," rief Serr
anispsl Ielig bariiber, baB er nun Dere
itanben ipiirbe, ubann fdge i'd Dir,
Db Ou meine ssrau tperben pilit, Mua
eufte!" &
,NGernal, 6err 4nispel. llnb siz
frieben fplIen sic du1 nit sSbrsr Srau
fein, tpie sic es nit Der GD9in tpas
ren!"
ltnb 6err &1ispel fdtpDrt beute baz
rauf, bab es auf Der Welt feiren aus
friebersn Mann gsbe, ais iAtt!
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Die GefdjidJte pom Jak, cofr.
,,,,as mat tliir 0as".

Ser Cube Tdutritb front nmbsr --
Dnrit bat ct unb bic TaIden leer. ~
rBie frieg' men G9naps ih, frast Der
Mann .Wis tries ih i'm - Wis
ten i1's ans unb als ct tpeiter
gebt Elm @tiid ba iiebt sr eine5pritz
fabrit limb in benz Eboripeg, tpelcb'
Elm @pab! - @iebt fte6en er Elm fletz
aes SOB llnb Der @ebants fteist
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nur eiles gepuberns NIT Rsismebl,
ippbnrb iie Idnsller ~ n1eiit nuh stpsi
Bis bier 9agell austrodne1. Gno@
li1 TT nod bas Beitreihen nit fiinf-
prpcentigem Borldnolia bortheilhaft,
tporauf ii9 Der GdOrf afsbalb lei1t
inb glatt ablDit unb bic barunter rtsus
oebilbete rlprmale 9aut erfheint.
Dr. s +. Maage.
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Der oft QlnasfAoifene

gsotar (beim garon): n5aben sic
fonit mod lebte 8erfiisungen gu trefs
feL 9err 8arpng1 a
Baron: rN9 ia, ba babe lh auh
meme fh0ne Blinte DergsHsrt OisIe hsrz
rna9e ih benz Sreiber SGul3e, bsr Il.
siie Ihon getDDbnt."
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hlimme Mbnnng. 9srr
(eine Dbnnddtige 0ams auf ben Qra
men tragenb): Das 2sben tebrt mice
Der, fie fdIdst bic Musen duf unb ld<
.delt mir su! @5appertnent, bic
Itpirb mid bod nibt beiratben polens
g hpdbifhsr RdIuusr.
'@ait: g9ringet 81 mir d WiebHpls!~
aslInsrin (gleidOrauD! p9ier it,
.iis Dantpfnubel nit gbaubsaus
.Gauce.g Gait. Dds ifdbt ampl a.
lper59tGnb[i1s Mort; narum beiBt
benn Die 9riiab @bDboS5obBe?"
gas6sniibsnber: sSa, hDsil lssba .fAo
lbO1 iV1t."
IA Adusfreunb (her aufaefor~
Derf tpir6, eirsn 9oait auf bas Sc
burtstdgstinb aus3ubringen):: ,Ner@
aehrte Mntpefenbe, i1 Bin fein ssreunb
Ipieler Worte. Rur3 lnb quf, id5
fGsnfe lilsinem yrsllrbe bieYlit bic
afDai15ig Marf, Bic i1 nod pbn ihm
frieds! Das Geburtstdgstinb lsbe
bphI1 !
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9 erf 9n , , t.

@a1: nSa, Serr gBirtb, po haben
Sic benn bas liebe 2dmm4en binge@
bra9t, bas INNER I'M 9ofe 10 luftig
bsrumfprang9"
Wirtb: n9fa, ba babsn sic ia
beut' SIRE 2eibIpeiI' 2dnmernes -
bapon geAabt."
@aIt: .Mbsr bas 1T fdaoe, tpesea
neiner 6dtten sic bod bas liebe G6ier~-
den ntht 5u t0btsn ge5rauht."
Mirtb: ngb net, 9srr Grubsr, aber,
bDs 8ieherl is' uns frepirt!"
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tSpsstsfabr.k>

i'm 2auf Sn Cube Saulriths aopfe
auf: - r5iir meine &eble, pelA' 8ez
tpinn, - Wdr nur Elm fleines Gsit9en
brin!" llnb ettpas fheu nod unb
Dsraast - Gr iih benz SAB sn ndbern
tpaet. - gs TT nod friib. i'm 8orberz
baus - @ebt tein 8stpobner Elm mod
aus - llnb 2ube benft NIT froher
@ier: nOas SGB9en labt mia
fiher bisr!" - Grit gebt er an benz
Saus borbsi. gu feb'n ob Semanb
nabe lei. Doh rtiemanb ba 1T, Der
i'm fisbt; - 3uriid gum Sab es fhnea
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ggat is MI falfa IN nat Is spabrY
Sebrisgt nsin lebenD DOG rtlfp
ier?~ Oa plDblih fdut fein trii0sr
Slid gom syaiTe au Der Orb 5lI=-
rid. Bon Der Itsigt ein 9srun io'
iiiB gu feiner Ras':: aWas is
benn bies2 Der aiimntsl. ben ut
brinten min, Der liegt ba uff per
grbe ftiI2 Oct is, id iag's bier
franf unb frsi me miferable 3alla
bsrei! @otnat lit mir nod ME Jea
fGsb't Da bleibt mir bet Sehirn ia
fteb'n!D - 9od plDslih frabt iih bill@
term Obr, Ser Cube: pDdmel tda.
i'd E6pr. Sd badte MID bran, Hlei>
ner greu: ~ Gin SAB bat ia Spnnb,
lDGsr apei. 80 Ils Id ben senen bradt
aun, Munb, - Oa looft bet aus bera
q EaA. .:Ik
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i'm aie6t. - gr I9aut nit lii1tern>offe
mem Munb = 8egebrlia our9 bes
Safes Spuno.- Od unten f9immerts
nod, 0 SpaB = 8om tpiir5issn gsS
brannten gedB. = l1nb pte bas 5db%
cben leis ct f9iittelt - llnb ioieber
bor9enb bdran riittelt, = Sa bort ein
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-29
SOUTHERN BUSINESS CONDITIONS
without Special Feature, But VIII" "'Pe'
fitness Regarding the Future

BALTIMORE. June 2S.-Reviewing the
business conditions of the South for the
past week, the Manufacturers hecofn
says:
Tho mast week has been without any
sneclal feature in southern trade cohui-
lions. and while a very hopeful ieeh'ls
regarding the early future prevails DUST
rasa.n,en are inclined TO wait until the
tariff matters are settled before TAKING
nm new ventures. Among the more I'M
portant new enterprises reported ourlhe
the week were a $4,000 dredging coIh-
many. n 10000 telephone company s-'-
oco cigar factory, and phosphate mines
IN Florida: a pipe plant saw-inilis' anu
a stave-nill In Alabama; S20Do mercah-
tile company, q SlJOVV Ice company
,,a,er-works and a canning factory IN
Louisiana; $4,000 sewerage sys'Sh' y
600 publishing company. lead ana zinc
mines. and a furniture-factory in VIZ
pinIa. a 10000 cotton-mill company. gold
mines. telephone systems. and lumber
mills In North Carolina; iron mines ana
lumber plants in Georgia.
In summarizing the record OF southern
DEVELOPMENT for the past three monlhs
the Manufacturers Record says:
The grand expansion OF the Industrial
interests Of the South. ana the sieauy Iih-
movement. slow but sure. that vs. taxing
Mace. is shown by the fact that during
The last three months the number or new
Industrial enterprises reported In the
Manufacturers Record aggregates IN.
against G62 for the preceding quarter ana
436 for the last Quarter of 1888. ms Is
the largest number OF new enterprises
reported In any one quarter for eighteen
months. In view Of the general condl-
tions prevailing throughout the country.
and Of the hesitation because Of the tarht
discussion, II is remarkable PROOF OF
the improving tendency Of the business
interests of the South that I'm the last
three months 7S7 new enterprises nave
been projected, against 1876 during the last
three months Of 1893. or an increase OF
nearly 100 per cent.
Comparing the statistics somewhat IN
detail. there were ] e woodworking plants
established during the last three months,
against 6i during the last quarter OF 1873;
furniture-factories increased from 10 y;
mining companies from A TO CT; cotton
mills from to 10; cottonseed-oi mills
from none to II: canning-factorles from
10 TO %; water-works from IL TO 80; ma
chine-shops and foundres from 10 10 u;
miscellaneous iron and steel-works from
4 to 10: cotton-compresses from none 10
(: ice-factories from To 20; electric-light
and power-plants from q 10 q. and mis-
cellaneous Industries from 100 10 $50.