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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-19
New Fall Black Dress Silks.

ANS" GIL DldSN III SoS OliNS.
Pain Black Faiile silks. see.
2i-in BLACK Rhadama silks, soc.
2l-in Black gros grain silks, SOC.
22-in Black Duchess silks, soc.
Black Armure, Rhadamas, Sur
abs. Hengalines, Jacquards and
TaiIeta's silks. while they last, 75c.
Hardware-Spccial Sale.
Heavy dist. best saws. quality,
1925.
Heavy dist. best saws, s quality,
S1.50.
Heavy dist. best saws, 9 to IL
quality. Sl.15.
Woodbridge & Parr silver spring
steel saws worth $3.50, at $3.50.
24-inch distant saws. 9Sc.
Swans chiSels-I lie: IS, 15c;
SIS. lsc; Is, zoe; 6-S, 25c; s-S, 2Sc;
1913. soc.
Jennings augur bits-4-16, 15c;
Clio. 1Sc; SIC. zoe; 1916, 22c;
1916. CSC; 1916. 25c.
Maydole Hammers, Soc, 40c and
45c.
Underhill ha:chets. finest quail
ty. 45r.
Compass saw blades, SC.
Dividcrs, best quality, l5c.
Stanley smoothing planes, S5c.
Gimlct bits. double cut, 4c.
Monkey wrench. 6-inch. 1Sc.
Also have purchased a large line
of ladies' finest quality scissors at
less than 25c on the dollar. and
give prices that are startling con-
sidering quality.
Children's scissors, sc.
Ladies fine embroidery scissors,
15c.
Ladies' 6-inch scissors worth 75c,
our price. Soc.
Don't miss this sale.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-19
THE FINAL SUMMONS.
Death of James Muiqueen. an Old Settler
Other Obituary.

Other Obituary.
James Muiqueen, one of Rock ISL
and's oldest residents, died this
morning at $3.50, at the family resi-
dence. $50 Twenty-first street. with a
complication Of asthma and heart
trouble, having been a sufferer with
the former complaint for many years.
He was never married. was of n
happy, good-natured and iovial dis
position, and was 6S years Of AGE. lie
was native OF Ireland The fn-
neral will occur at o'clock Friday
morning from st. Joseph's church.
Other Obituary.
Mrs. Susan J. pershiug died at
Atlantic. Iowa. last Friday. She was
a former well known resident Of Rock
Island, and an early settler. She
was about sixty-five wears of aye, and
Il widow without children. The in
terment took place at Atlantic Sun
day
The funeral OF Edwin w. Stockcr
occurred Yesterday afternoon from
the home Of the be-eayed parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stocker. 1921
Seventh avenue, Rev. 4. ". Grafton.
OF the Christian church. officiating.
Misses Belle Newton and Nellie
Allen and Henry Hansen and 4. NJ.
Parker composed quartet which
sang appropriate hymns. The floral
offerings were many and beautiful,
one from the High school class OF &c
being among The number. The pail
bearers were: Alva Van Ripper. Her
man Hansen. Andrew Gross. Al Bow.
en-, Henry Hansen and Ralph Haver
stick
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-19

Mrs. Agnes Wichmann and daugh-
tiers desire to express their heartfelt
thanks to their friends who SO kindly
assisted them during the illness and
at the death of their beloved one,
Lizzie, and also for the many beauti-
full floral offerings.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-19
PORT OF ENTRY.
Surveyor Johnston's First An
nual Report.


The Vessels and Other River Craft Har-
bored Here-The Duties of the Official
and the Object CT Ills POsition-GeneraI
Information.
j. X. Johnston, surveyor of Gus
toms in charge of the Rock
Island port of entry, has just
forwarded his first annual report TO
Washington dating from July, 1898,
TO July, 1891, in which he gives the
name, owner, number. tonnage. con-
dition, etc, of every vessel which is
harbored within his iuridiction. ex-
tending half way between BurliHg-
ton and here, and half way between
Dubuque. While there is 70 reve-
nue. derived from the licensing of
these vessels, they are made to COM
ply with the governmental laws. II
is done for the protection OF passen-
ger and freight traffic. and is purely an
accommodates by Uncle Sam to the
people, it being the duty OF Mir.
Johnston to see that all the boats arc
properly inspected and their tonnage
by sufficient capacity to obtain n
license, no vessel undSr five tons be
ing granted ore.
The Boats.
The total number OF vessels har-
boring within this port is 81, II be-
ing barges, A steamers and one sail.
While several of the boats have
changed ports since the last report,
only one has been totally wrecked
the Nina having been burned al
Lyons, June Is. The total tonnage
of the steamers is 5,l72.02, while tho
barge tonnage is $3.50, and the sail
vessel. 9.96. Following is the list o.
vessels which are licensed in thi,
port:
Steamers-Oklahoma, Pilot. Rob
ert Dodds. Reindeer. Silver Ores
cent, Tenbroeck, Verne Swain, Vol
unteer, West Rambo, W. j. Young
Jr., Wildwood, Arctic, Beder, Bel
cher, Erne King, Hattie Darling. Ar
temus Lamb, Augusta. 4. j. W his
ney, City of Quincy, Chauncy Lamb
Douglas Boardman, Z. Rutledge
Eclipse, Eyerette, F. Weyerhauser
+. {. A. Denkmann, Gardie Eastman
| Gitnlhbill, IIcItu StN ulcn DtIT- iTGGl
D., Joe Long, j. p. Gage. j. X
Graves. Kate keene. Lone Star. Lad,
Grace, Moline, Musser, Mavflowcr
Minnie Schneider. j. ". Van SAINT
Nettie Durant, Ida Nav.
Barges Fairport. Davenport. Lii
tie Verne. Villa, Wood, Wanderer
Mac, No. ), Burt, Comfort, Nettie
Arthur.
There was but one sal ycssel--th
Lille. In addition to the above list
three vessels have been admitted {
this port since last July, making a
aggregate up to the present tim
of 90.
River Business.
In speaking of the condition OF tn
river business as compared with tina
of other years, Mr.. Johnston sal
this morning that while it had bee
a very dull season, he had every re,
son to believe that freight and pa:
senger traffic had not decreased frol
its former standard, and the humble
of boats now plying within this POI
will bear out his assertion. tire
more vessels being used now tina
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-19
The " eat nor.

Continued fair weather and cool:
very little change in temperature;
southerly winds. Todly's tempera-
ture, 6S. +. j. WALL, Observer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-19
MCCabe'S
NEW AND LOWER PRICES.
The Plain Meaning of the New Tariff

The conditions that of the long fight Washington
fail interest economical buyers. When
there held FOR bond the various
ANIS OF DOLLARS WORTH WOODEN OTHER HERruAN-
Disc which landed under the
from trade basis. Silks
Blankets Yarns Musiins. everything
LOWER PRICES
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-19
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and Improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products 10
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the pure liquid
Laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup OF Figs
It's excellence is due TO lis presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties OF perfect lax
atiYc; eiiectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, Leadaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction &c millions and
met with tie approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of FIGS is for sale by all drug
eists in 5oc and 81 bottles. but !. is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
60. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
sCcept any Substitute if offered.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-19

length. &c.
Dress Lining.
Flvc-ccnt best lining cam brio. Sc.
Cloaks and Jackets.
Just opened mp. and all the latest
stylcs-nonc carried over year after
wear. but all fresh. new goods and
offered at the low tariff prices.
Call and see our matchicss cloak at
$39S; others would ask 81 for same
quality-old style.
Space will not permit full de-
scription of our immense line rang
ing in price from 81 to s25.
Cloaks for the poor.
Cloaks for the laborer.
Cloaks for the rich.
Cloaks for everybody.
1t will pay you to inspect our
line before purchasing.
Dress Goods Specials.
Fancy plaids. double-fold for
school dresses. while they last. I0ic
yard.
i1-lnch scrgcs IN navy, Drown.
tan and black. while they last, soc
yard.
Jl-inch all wool Stevens dress
ilanncls in myrtle. black, gray and
tan. while they last, 45c yard.
Special-i2-inch covert cloth. all
the rage, worth up 20 S5c and 81,
while they last, soc Il yard.
Alteration of prices on every
piece OF black dress goods in the
store. Compare quality and price
and be convinced.
32-inch shaker nanuels for wrap
pcrs and house sacks, while they
last, 1870 yard. French patterns.
Special no siery sale.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-19
COUNTY TURF EVENTS.
The Recent Races in the Upper End-Thc
Ccrdova Association.

CoRD0vA, Sept. is The Corioya
Breeders. Driving aud Trottin- assoc
citation held It's annual meeting at
Cordova Sept. 1914. The weather
was threatening, bat the track was
in good condition and the racing was
excellent. The events were:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-19
JUST FOR FUN.
st. Joe " on Yesterdays Game, but 1t Was
Only an Exhibition.


Rock Island lost the exhibition
game yesterday to st. Joe. The at
tendance was very slim, owing to
the fact that it was announced Sum-
day that there would be no game
Tuesday. Nevertheless. the boys
put up fair article, and those who
were there seemed satisfied. Can
t;llon did the fancy for the Twins,
and the old boy pitched some funny
balls. Kreig caught. while Frank
Kelly held down first. Mauck second.
and Sonier played right, Zeis and
Sage being on the bench. Archie
Cole pitched four innings for the Wis
itors, but our boys fell onto him so
hard that he was taken out in the
fourth inning and Shortstop Hol-
lingsworth substituted, not man
crossing the home plate on him.
The most important feature of the
game, however, was McFadden's
home run in the fourth inning. when
the bases were full. and he is the
boy who caused Rock Islands defeat.
He raised the sphere over the center
ield fence. being the ticst man to
accomplish that act this season on
the home grounds. C;Htillon's Jaw
dropped. his hair stood up and his
ewes flashed. His career as twirl-
or was ended, but he soon revived
from the shock and didn't let another
OF the brownies get a run from that
on. Here is the score:
Innings 5 : 3
Eo. 81 + island 49,. :. q q . "" .
Hjts-Rook Islmd, s; s. doc 6. E-rors-Eoci
| Island, 1; Il, Joe, ;. Two base hits Krei,
| f.rac-hase hii--Ho ling worth. Rome -un-
NcFaeden. cubic plays Lyss9, iiy
! lon :: coles; nolIings'yorth, /. struck out
| Cauullon. .: cole, ]; Hoiling.wn-.h, ilit b.
| characterization. !. Passed hali- h:,l., /
| | mp Nc ednam. tinc-i:ij.
Groundegs.
SATURDAYS game will be the BOYS
benefit. Swell the attendance.
No regular game tomorrow, bu
Omaha Friday, Saturday and Sun
day.
Had il not been for that inoppor
tune home run hit of McFadden's Jot
would have beaten them anyway.
McFadden has made the pretties
hits that have been seen in Hock Isl
and this year. aside from that of yes
terday. His drive over the left tiel,
fence when he was here with Dc
Moines the series before the last wa
one of these.
Joe Katz writes Capt. Clnt,lloI
from Boldon, Mich, stating that h
is the father of the finest little cir
that he ever saw. he states that IA
is watching the club. and he want
the captain to be sure and see tina
The ARGUS does not miss him unit
the league season is over.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-19
READ EVERY WORD
OF this little ad. with the big bargains and don't
this week at
Young
6 MCCOn7bS
Spot Cash
department Store

Foreseeing the probable change in tariff we laid
our plans accordingly, and have just taken out of
bond some of the latest novelties shown for the
first time.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-19
Muslin Underwear.
Dress Lining.

Ladies' muslin chemise. full
length. &c.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-19
Lower Prices in Dress Goods.

i6-inch all wool Hcnrieitas, yalGe
&c, new.price Sole.
3S-inch all wool Camei's Hair.
value 3Sc. new price zoe.
Jacquards and Illuminated Suit
ings. value see. new price zoe.
IMPoKTED NOVELTIES.
French Notified Beige. Rough
Cheviot Effects. Tailor Checks.
Vigoroux and other rough designs.
value 7.c. new price SOC.
Fully 1000 wards of silk and Wool
Fancics. All Wool Novelties in
Checks and Stripes, odd designs.
Caledonia Cloth. English Iiabi;
Cloth. Two-toncd Silk and Wool
Effects and others. value Sl.25.
new price Si.o0.
NOVELTIES OF EVERY rEsCRIrrs n.
Illuminated Coycrls. Satin Flu
ish Coveris. MoIntaineer Cloths.
Fancy Espingalines. Figured Soliel
in black and newest Agiumn Color
ings, values up 10 $500 per yard.
new price Sl.25 10 sl.50.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-19

Uits-RoCk Isl nd. :; - doc 6. E-roTs-Eock
i-lsud, (; II. Joe. ;. Two base hits -KreIC
Trrac-hasc hii--Ho ling rh. Rome run-
NcFGaden. oubc plays LyBcn, n lily.
Cole Noh,,r &.rcum. HIscs "a haIle--t tnli.-
lon :: ole, .; nolIingsyorth, /. SiEutk ont
Cauyllon. .: cole, ]; Ho'ling.w1~. h, lli b,
itchcr-Cauii, Ion. ]. Passed balls IL, -, /.
Umpr ,-NCednam. IiTc-l:i}.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-23

cele Wystawy IL sir. Ka8ds
karta must byc zaopatrzons W 70.
togra6e posiadacza.
Trzecia cieplarnie, be.
laznej konstrukcyi rozpoczeia W
tych dniach stawia6 frma Schotta.
Ma miejscu przeznaczonem dls
ogrodownictwa iuz ga r6ze wyso.
kopiennem p. Klimowicza.
Fabryka cementu "
|SIczakowej wznosi oddzielny pa.
wilon ma wzgorEu parku W DO.
blizu pafacu sztuki.
Wysta naftowa zyska
swietna ozdobe W czterech obra-
zach pedzla p. Rybkowskiego
Pr1edstawiajacych R6wno, Vie
trzne, Bobrke, Lipniki i Potok.
|Obrazy te zamowii Ola dekoracyi
naftowego p. Klobassa.
Roboty okofo kolei ma.
p owietrsnej rospccsete 70.
stafy. D~oprowadzeniem do skutku
tego przedsiebiorstwa, jak ME.
mniej wielu innych z powodze
MEM Wystawy zwiazanych, zsja]
sic energiczny czfonek dyrekcyi,
wlceprezes Izby handlowei p. Pie.
pes.
Dyrekcys Wystaw y
przypomina, il z powodu rozpo.
caecia robot iDstalacyjnych wstep
ma plac wystawowy z dniem !
maja bedzie ola publicznoSci Fam.
kniety.
Do Lwowa przybywaja W
coraz wiskszej liczbie wystawcy
Tub ich zastepcy z kraju i "a.
granicy celem zafatwienia osta.
tnich czynnosci z Wystawa poia.
czonych.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-23
AresZtOwania w War
sZaWie.

Wiadomosc, jakoby aresztowa.
nych W Warszawie wysfano W
drod1e administracyjnej W ode.
glejsze gubernie, okazaia sic fat.
sylvia. WiadomoSc te podai pier.
wotnie ,,Dzien. Pom. i z Pozna.
MIA roztelegrafowano ia do Der.
lihskich wiedehskich daiennik6w.
pDaien. Pozn." odwofuje te via.
domosc W tych sfowach: z
Warszawy ~nadesfany nam tele.
gram, umieszczony W onegdajszym
numerze rDziennika", o lyle pro.
stujemy, be ME wywieziono are.
szto wanych Pc naboaeistwie "a
Kilibskiego W nocy z dnia 10 ma
20 b. m. 200 osob nigdzie, tylko
kobiety osadzono W wiezieniu
PREY zfotej ulicy, a meaczyzn W
trzech sledcEych wiezieniach. o
myfka ia wkradfa sic wskutek
niewyraznego i bledneeo pisma
telegramu'.
Il rzekomo powaanego zr6dfa
otrzymuje ,,Czas" nastepuiace
szczegoly O swieAych ~zaisciacb w
Warszawie:
,,Chcsc tn obchodzie rocznice
Kosciuszkow. kiego p~owstanis, "a.
Aadono cd kleru archikatedralne.
go Mszy Sw. "a duszs Jana, in
nego ME podajac ti6maczenia ami
komentarza. Ksiadz asdana msze
odPrawif, odmawiajac wszelakc
rzssistego oSwietlenia katedry.
.Okofo g. 10 znalazfo sic W ko
sciele okofo $50 os6b, przewa-
tnie studentow, oraz grono kobiet.
Wszystko odbyio sic spokoinie
i przyzwoicie W murach przybyt.
ku Boaego. Uczestnicy nabo.
tehstwa rozeszli sic pc kolei,
aseby sic znow skupic ma Rynku
Starego miasta, celem zgotowa.
mia owacyi prawnuczce Kilihskie.
go, zamieszkujacej owa dzieluice.
Tam urzadziwszy korow6d, milo
dziez zaczefa spiewac piesni, a
policya natychmiast przystapifa
do sresztowania. Oh kt6rzy ma
razie sic wymkneli, nastspnej
nocy ~pochwytani zostali.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-23
Wystawa krajowa we
LwOWfe r. 1894.

HoteIe { restauracye ,cystaseoce.
Wanna kwestya ufatwienia DO.
bytu prsyjezd&ajacym ma Wysta-
We do Lwowa tyia cd diutszego
czasu przedmiotem powaanych ma
rad dyrekcyi.
Dobry gospodarz winien dbad
% to aaeby zapewni6 przyby.
waIacym do domu jego jak maj.
wieksza sumo wygod i przyjem.
nosci; Dyrekcya Wystawy opr6cz
tych pobudek czysto etycznych,
musiafa tel mie6 Ma oku donio.
ste wzgledy materyalne, droayzna
bowiem brak nale4y tego po.
mies1czenia mogiyby z iatwoscia
skrzywic iwietnie zapowiadaisce
sic przedsiewziecie.
Go do pomieszka6 - zadanie
PierwszorIednej wagi-n ME mogac
dojsc do porozumienia z wfaSci.
.cielami hotelow, dyrekcya roz
wiszafa nasuwaiace sic trudnosci
smiato a nader pomyslowo. Otto
wynajefa ma wfasna reke piec
oddzielnych dom6w, i przeksztal.
ella je ma czas ziazdu W wykwin.
the hotelel Pomieszcza one 800
'osob gwarancya zai odpowiednie.
go ich uraadzenia jest wsp6idzia-
fanie wiasciciela Grand hotel"
acknowledge, p. Chronopskiego
ktory zaiaf sic osobiscie adaptacya
hoteli w~ystawowych W nsjdro.
bniejszych nawet szczegofach. W
dalszym ciagu kwaterunkowej
akcyi "a posrednictwem publicz.
nych zgfoszeh uzyskano ofsrty ma
tysiace prywatnych kt6re komisya
pomiesskaniowa ogladafa, oceniia
! jake kwali6kujace sic do zajecia
zapisaia' Obok moaliwego kom-
.fortu miano tanioSG ma wzgledzie
- sfowem rzecz Gaia pomyslnie
.zafatwiona zostafa i jest jui pewna
nadzieja il Mkt z gosci ma ME.
dostatek pomies czenia, ma ME.
wygody, drozyzne lub wyzysk
ufala6 sic ME bedzie.
o restauracyach ma placu Wy.
stawy, kt6re .byiy przedmiotem
bezpodstawnej jak sic okazaio
polemiki dziennikarskiej, m6wili.
Smy niejednokrotnie ma tenn ME,
Sou, Oprocz restauracyi 90"
ola wybrednych smakosz6w pre-.
znaczone beda: restauracya INA.
nego Polakom Hotel de France
W Wiedniu, dalej restauracye p.
Baczyhskiego kuchnia ma spos6b
warszawski i siuaba W narodowo.
ludowych kostyumach, wreszcie
p. Szleichera. Ma czele cukierni
i kawiarni wymienjc musimy
sfynna frme cukiernicza p. Szolca
2 Przemysla, Pc "a tenn zaS idzie
cafy szereg lo4 gastronomiczno-
piwnyeh, ktore wszelkie wyma.
gania zaspokoic winny.
Daaeniem giownym dyrekoyi
byfo " tel mierze, iaby ceny ma
Wystawie ME przewyaszaiy cen
W miescie, lecz staiy sic ola
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-23
KS1EGARNIA GAZETY KATOLICKIET
w. SMUISKJEGO,
OOS NOBLE street Chicago Ill
poleca Rodakom naHepujace khatki.
KsisHki Powtese,evs

JhAINLyNu DOleCAmH
Bibltoteke fowiescs j. Rogesza.
Pierwszy rocznik zawiera II tom6w nastepujscyeh
stryj Atsnazy. powiesc J6zefa Ro0oaza W p,s5
eutor mnu1e losy Pewnego obyvatela, kt6ry dorobf
wszy sic msjetku wAmeryce, chciaf po{em NJ -nc.Eh
zmerykahski uszckeslivN Gaicye, 5o g
Whcze 0niazdo, powie6c francuzka Cherbulieza ~
q tomech, nagrodzona przez Academic paryzka Ioo
Czarny Matvit piekna poviese poIske q zvc,. IA.
gorsk1ego przez Walerego LozihskicRo zoe
gowej Ho'mpnL
Damian Ruszezyc, powiesc his,eryczpa = ez.S1S
Jana III So6ieskiego przeE Fr. br. skarbka Doe
Laporosl Wielkiego Rodu. powiekf anRielpka " On
tomach przez Tomasza Hardy ~
s,sraczek Karmazyn ,eiekaws powiese osnuta IA
sRiego 1yzzaan
gtelska przezR X. Gray a.
szlsehcic Chodsczkcwy, piekns powieSe q tycis
s@ischetnego przez Wslerego Lozihskfeeo b0c
Mad Jeziorem, pewiesc J6zefa RogosSa, W Och h..
mecn, W ktOre1 autor odmalowaf fy1emi baryamI
znecanie sic Prusak6w mad Polakami w W. TX Pc
znsnskiem ~ ezasow walh kulturnej IOo
Cary rocznik bee przesyfd 500
y przesyfka "a $40
sisds duto ionyoh dziei tresoi religiioei,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-23

Wystawe kraj o W a, otwo.
rsy, jak sic z najpewniejszegc
dowiadujemy zr6dia, arcyksisie
Karol Ludwik. Me wykluczony
jest r6wnies przyjazd maiaonki
arcyksiecia.
z. prezydent kolei pan.
8 dr.. Bilihski, zamie.
RIA poczynic, jak mas zapewnia
no, daleko idsce ulgi ola MIC.
dzieay szkolnej wybierajacej sic
gremialnie ma Wystawe.
Biuro dyrekcyi Wystawy
rozpoczelo ius wydswanie kart
documentary [permanentek1.
Karta ma caiy czss .wystawy 2
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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-23

hstoryoznej powt sdowei. u' @e'0'r eng9'
Przehemy kszdemu kshlog bezpistnie.
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1894-01-05
FoF SALE.

TlNHE undersigned, as Administrators of
4 Hilleary Hoskinson, deceased, offer for
sale shares of Gaithersburg Bank Stock
and shares Georgetown and Tenallytown
Railroad Stock Good investment an offer
wanted.
Address G. p. IlpSKiNSoN, 3I35 N street,
Georgetown, ID. C., or CLARENCE HOS
KiNSoN, DarnestOwn, Montgomery county,
Md sep l5-4t
y CARLISLE FINE
SHOES, for Ladies, Misses and Children -
Also Rice 4 Hutchins fine Shoes for Men.
Boys aud Children. Warranted TO give good
satisfaction. For sale by
apr - u. II. WAKEFIELD
Pratt Chicken Food, never fails, at Hogan
: co's Drug SIors.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1894-01-05

certain Lecturers and opened the way
apparently for great success in their busl-
ness. In this way manufacturing was
forced into unwonted prosperity.
We have imported too much labor and
have engaged in too much production
Manual labor is not alone the element TO be
taken into account in the increasing of pro-
duction. Labor saving machinery is being
invented all the time. This adds TO the
amount of production and lessons the ne
cessity for labor. Those manufacturing es'
Adjustments which are suffering now most
severely must almost inevitably have real.
lied the same result at some time. There
was only one way of escape for them, and
that was for the increasing Of markets Tor
their goods. With singular faulty they
sci their faces against all government policy
adapted TO bring this about. The favored
manufacturers resisted IL and insisted upon
keeping on importing labor and Increasing
production with no added market In view
The financial troubles have stopped them
suddenly in this work by stopping business
and bringing abruptly To their attention
what might have been otherwise postponed
year in the future, but we do not think
could possibly have been longer averted.-
Surplus stocks oil goods are on the market
surplus labor to be provided for is the prob
lem the public faces. They cannot sell their
goods, because they have made more OF
them than the public wants; they cannot
hire the labor, because its product would
add to the surplus already too large.
The effect Of this upon labor is an illus
tration of what we said at the beginning.
There are more laborers applying for EN-.
ployment than are wanted. In such a state
OF affairs labor must go down in price. 1t
is according to the laws OF supply and de-
mand. The laborer makes mistake who
refuses to take less wages under such con
ditions. He is fighting in the face OF some
thing as memorable as the laws of Provi-
dence when he resists it. But when he is
told that this s the effect of proposed changes
in the tariff an attempt is made to deceive
him. II is the effect of the present tariff
rather-a tariff that has stimulated manufac
turers TO overproduction, and under which
the nan 8ho il to compete with him in the
field Of labor is the Only iJ!.1gn nate-'L
that ha. not been made SUBJECTED NY
1t is high protection, and nothing else tUal
has drawn the foreign labor to our shores
and that now makes surplus of labor in
our labor market.
1t is the bounden duty of the Democratic
party to expose and destroy this system of
refined pIlage. In branding protection"
fraud and robbery the party has by i'm
plcation placed itself on record as demand
ing the Punishment Of every tax which
blights industry and robs labor for the bcne'
fit Of respectable idlers.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1894-01-05

10 the Circuit Cour, for Montgomery county
No. ll27 Equity.