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The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-11-08

than the premium offered one year
ago for single service and which
failed to lure it from hiding in safes
and vaults. Any volume of currency
may prove inadequate in a panic. Still
had the Canadian law obtained in this
country in 1885,, the national banks
could, under its provisions, have adj
ded over $500, OOO,O 900 to the currency
of the country, and with such law II
currency famine would hardly have
been possible.
An elastic currency is needed not
alone in time of distress. but in course
of ordinary business. The harvesting
of the cotton crop calls for an extra
ordinary amount of money in the cot
ton belt. Currency is brought from
money centers to supply this need.
Currency in that section IS expanding.
Under the system proposed by the
Baltimore bankers the banks III the
cotton region could largely supply
this local demand. and to such an eX
money from money centcrs. The cot
ton crop having been moved the de-
mand for money lessons. and by the
memorable law of supply and demand
the currency contracts and flows back
to money centers."
"TO man up a tree" the above
scheme looks very much like Il restor-
alton of the old wildcat system of
banking. Wherein it differs, when
reduced to practice, from the old state
bank system We cannot see except
that it puts the system under the Gem
eral Government instead OF State Gov
eminent.
The paid-up capital for the banks is
! to be the only security. and the only
foundation for the currency which
they propose to issue.
1t is scheme for more money"
but the bankers want the profit de
rived from circulation. In other
| words they want to draw interest on
what they owe.
Instead of this Baltimore plan why
not let the Government issue treasury
notes, non-taxable. full legal tender
! Bankers could use them: at least all
, they could get of them. There would
be no tax, no guarantee fund to look
after, no expense of..printing circula-
ton. no comptroller to look after mat
| ters.- Chicago Sentinel.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-11-08

of fifty millions each year since 1860.
They must have Il job lot of American
securities to keep it up 81 years. but
rreasing. They appear to be getting
fat and ENJOYING the game hugely.
Don't believe it? Then send to the
Treasury Department for the figures.
add them up. and prove l hav, stated
It enormously. The foreigners are
picking Il lot of American geese.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-11-08
The Ownership of the Earth.

There $ II question now uprising
Deep affecting every hearth.
Speeding on with speed surprising
IT'S the ownership Of the earth;
And the sage nan OF letters.
Ga ing on the future Years.
Sees the falling ni the letters
Sees the dry .nC np -. tears.
Men are learning now the folly
or the ciaiin that man ut birth
Is a trtSpa>S.r. and wholly
Void OF claim t. mother earth.
Let no tyrant bind thy knowledge
In Il cell 50 rralnped ant small,
Seek Thy lore 1t natures college
This fair earth was made for all.
Think We that the God of nature,
When creation At his birth.
Dreamed that there would rise Il creature
That wonid buy and sell the earth
who should eNtort from mis- fellow
Grinding landlords tribute high.
Ere on the earth the poor may pillow
Aching head ami dropping eye:
Pause and ponder, friend and brother;
It's Il law of heiliSh birth,
That one man must from another
Bay "A right to dwell on earth
But the mind of man is EroWin:r;
Soon the writing OF the wall
To the lErint viii be showing
That the earth WAS made for all
Selected
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-11-08
Let None Escape,

The Twentieth Century says: w.
II. Pugh has been made commissioner
Of the Treasury Department, charged
with the collection of the income tax.
Already irimized statements bearing
upon the work he will have to do are
being published. Some highly in
structive figures as to the amount of
income and increment enjoyed by Il IA
vorel few in the United States have
been made public. and here are some
OF the results. The first items are the
name. Next comes the worth of the
owner OF the name. then his income
ana finally the amount Of tax collect
IDLE:
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-11-08

During the last nine months this
country has exported more than it has
received. S,3.5l'.::,s4 IN merchandise ::
S73.6O3.6 in silver: SO, 531. $50 in
gold "a total of Sl72. 632, 492 Now
tie question arises. what have the
American people received for this. vast
wealth taken from them? You will
probably retort. like parrot after the
old party press. that american securi-
ties" have been returned What
securities? Have they been returning
American securities ever since 1860
There has been a sending away Of more
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-11-08

proportion of the business Of q whole
year is transacted, and perhaps more
business is being done then WAS some
time ago, but the figures show that
this business is being done at loss to
the producer and is no indication
nrOSDeritY
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-11-08

MEXICO plans a worlds fair
SIX ice-houses burned 1T Larorte,
Ind. Loss, $1,000.
LILLIAN RUSSELL has reached New
York from I Ondon.
FoREsg. .fEes cansed haaxx.rlo;s
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-11-08

What - an order from Secretary
Carlisle to use the Columbian fake
souvenir" silver coins as cash? Sill
yer coins to pass as money? Out
rageous 1t seems that somehow the
treasury has been holding 5000, 900 of
these to enable a few Spectators to
work off those they took at double
price. and then get thes and make an
other 81 100000 profit. But the peo-
pie have been too hard up to buy
them. and so the spectators notified
the Treasurer to do as he pleased.
And SO he has issued an order to pay
them out for gold coin at their face
Think of Il gol1l:ug administration
permitting the people to exchange
gold for debased silver currency. And
where is the law for this action? The
allwise may know, but nobody else
does. Don't need any law. When
the rulers want to do anything they do
it. law or no law. Only poor men are
anarchists when they won't obey the
law. Silver coins made and given to
a set OF rich schemers are good as
gold. Tut the people are told that
silver coinage would ruin the country.
No. the American people are not
"suckers
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-11-08

there was 50 much opposition to the
income tax among the two old parties.
Any man who now pays $40, 900 year
as tax on his income could get off
cheaplv if there We're no such tax and
he paid but $4,000 to a campaign
fund. We hope Commissioner Push
will let no guilty income escape.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-11-08
DEATH OF THE CAR.
OF AL THE RUSSlAS
HAS PASSED AWAY.

Crowned Heads Gather About the Bier
of the Dead Emperor End of Weeks Of
Anxiety S"n-,htn. About the Career
of thu. G. -alt Eair-.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-11-08
self Convicted.

The reform PARTIES are condemned
for wanting to change the laws: tlley
are denounced as outlaws and anar-
chists. as enemies of God and man
But every election is an effort to
change the laws. Ii legislators and
Congressman are not elected to change
the laws. why are they elected? Ii
they ar, not engaged III changing the.
laws. what are they dong; If it is
anarchy for the reform parties to have
4 change as they desire. why Is il not
anarchy for the two old parties to hay-
1t { .anyeI to suit them? How is Il
that III action III one Is a vice and III
another becomes 2 virtue? I..ose no
oppose reform are convicted bv their
own words and actions. Reform is
going to come as long as the world
stands and men have Government
What We cry for today may be scorn-
ed as cruel and ignorant by the next
century people. hut our action will he
the fnnnt from which they draw their
wisdom, rs We draw ours from the
past.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-11-08

Not one man III a hundred bu: will
express his honest Lisapprobation of
.nonopolies. but he fails TO see the real
nature of monopoly and opposes the
only measure that will crush them ont
public ownership. The greatest
point in the battle is gained, how
ever. when the obnoxious character of
these devll-ti>h is recognized. No pr
vate monopoly can hold the field
against d public monopoly. Int they
will control lawmakers and courts to
gain their ends until the people rise
and establish themselves in business
as the postal system points the road.
If the old party "reformers hope 10
reform themselves. they will have TO
begin al once AMI make Il start. After
Yelling them selves hoarse. they might
bite their tuning fork TO the tune of
There Is a Fountain Filled with
Blood. sing:
There i a treasury fillei With coin.
Drawn rom the ~ piles hands:
And nana.r> aided by that :und.
Are Sealing al the lands.
The ng thief is glad t. sac,
That treasure every day:
AND Cong men. more vie than he,
Vote tor themselves more pay.
Oh. mighty Grove. thy Precious name
Shall IL er lose its power.
Till all the bankers have the gold,
And Silvers Used no more
Fer since. by faith saw thy scheme,
The aana-rS II supply.
Redeem IN gold has been my theme
Please pass the official pie
Then ii a nobler. sweeter song
III sing thy power 20 save
The bankers from the robbers throng.
And let the people rave.
denver Roao.
No PARTY that is as badly divided on
the financial question as Democracy
can ever bring about monetary reform.
Any hope for such action is utterly
without foundation. Times, Meridian.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-11-08

Senators Teller and Wolcott having
announced that when they become
convinced Tint free coinage cannot be
secured through the Republican party
they will leave it, The News invit es
their attention to the following record
with the suggestion that if it is not
convincing proof, they are in the posi-
ton of the fellow who did not wish to
be convinced This is Il record Of
party votes in Congress. to which may
be added the statement that it was the
Republican party that demonetized
silver in 1873:
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Gin Bldubdrt.

9alle a. g., Is. Ott.-Oer M6r=
Der @etitein, Der ,luei 5rauen ermoroet
unb Moroperiude auf Slpei anbere ee=
maat bot, 1T bier sneimal gum Sobe
nerurtbeilt unb fir jeben Der Worban=
srlffe auberbem gu fiinf3ebn Sobren
3ubtbaus perurtbeilr ,poroen.
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glnsldnoiSNc5.

Sn Der lRoid)inenTu brit
bon Gail, SoaIot IL So. ,u @rililel cr.
tblug Der Torner 2ciaegber ben
Tabrl IN liter A)eremona nit cine,
f6meren @iienitange. l}ab Der Shat.
Der tein y8prtiueDisl poraus9eoanocn
mar, fIob Seiae9ber uno ertrdntte lJt
in einem Ganal.
Ser 81. Sabre alte %eoer=
banoler Souis Sotpbipbu in Berlin,
Der eln tebr reidcr Mann mar lno lett
81 Sabren in einem sigenen Nouie Elm
mfan9rei9es @eihdft betrieb, bat lid
erbanat. Ger Mann mar in einen sur
3eit lhtpebenoen ySut)erprpieb pers
lplfelt unb filr1tete Die ihm brpbcnoe
Strafe.
- Mnf Der StraBeslpli g tt c n
Spurnal Ino &ille ,purben feds Eao=
fabrer bon elmer gauernbanoe iiber=
fallen uno nit 0tellerltidcn 1rattirt.
3!pel Der Vsrlpunpeteu lturben inn Spi=
tai. bic llebrigen inn it)mer nerlebt.
Sic GeDoroen nermutDen cinen Moub=
anfall, ba allen Gcrlpunoeten Die Yrlei=
tal6en feblen. Die Sbdter ino leiper
bisber nidt erlnittelt mprosn,
-- G iirslid) i iirste in " t.
bats Die &ohlenarbeiterin >Suoitb @p.
rps in Die Tonou unD mGre sneife!lps
ertrunfen, nenr nid)t Der Gapitdn oes
Yropellers 9'r. 8, Baron Gouaro
Gl,dtltbef, on9etleioet, ,pie er mar, Der
herelts unter Den Wellen TeridtpunDe=
nen nah9elprungen mdre uno iie oe=
rettet bate. Der &apitan ,puroe ou=
be, leIblt BON Dem Strpme eliua 1000
Tub ipeit fort9eibwemmt uno Die 0rdite
brcbten, ibn fbon gu perlailen, ais cin
goot beg Yropellers Sore" ibm gu
Sllte tam. IS mar Baron Gliatibef 5
breilnosmansi9ites &ettungsmert.
-Sn Yaris Glib. es mad
Der Statiitit 200, 600 6unbe, opt) miro
fir taum $4,000 Die punoe1teuer te=
sablt, Die smiIden fiinf uno scbn ,frcs.
1dmantt. 9luBeroem bat bic StotiItit
berausgebradt, bob hieIe SO, 600 S,unoe
labrltb etne Summe bon $500, 900
Grancs al Nahruussnlitteln peridilin=
gen. IS leben bon ihnen 25 Ouls=
bano= uno Observation-Disclosures, Die
$50 Nrbelter unb 800 9(rbciterinntu
be1dattisen, ferner bier 6unoebdder,
fiinf 5abritanten bon {, snoetuhen |
unb orei Specialapotbcfer. Sir ibre
0erpfle9una i'm 2rantbeitsfaue loreen
ilpolt VerpFegungsanitalten uno smei
Qunoeipitdler.
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sStt boben &rctfcn.

Ser Weinreiienoe GmiI SAumlih
mar Elm leelens9uter Wenib, nur hattie
er elnen Tehler. BEN man bei QSc,nreis
ienoen ni6t eben lelten inoet, er reuon,=
mirts germ. Gmil renpmmirts Dor,
su9sluelle germ nit ieinen Yetanat=
1tatten lin hoben &reilen". wie sr li0
9ebelmniBtoll aus3uoriiten bellebte.
SSunberbarertpeile fano ct audi bel smei
9Feuld)en 8lauben fir feline Ienomnli=
lttrcien. uno biele beihcn maren ielne
3lmnerlplrtbin, bic noD in Den belten
Sobren ltebenbe Wittlue Murora Silb=
mild, nno feline grout. Grlulein slu=
QUITE Shneoer.
9famentlib mar es bic fh,parmeri=
ide 6rau Siibmild3. melhe brcn 3im=
merberrn fort uno fort beitilrmte, lie
nur Elm einsises gRal in Die 0boben
&relie" einjufiibren. oa lie Iib bon leber
llber oas r9eneine pad" erbaben oe=
filblt bate. So in bic Gnee 9etrieben,
Tam unlerm Qelben elm berrliher Sc
bante.
vJrau Submild," rebete er ein1f
teine Wirt1in an. venbli1 bin i'd I'M
@tanoe, Sbren langgebegten Wunid
:I srfitllen. Die @rdfir pon Donnerse
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-18
Kdbelfunfen.

- &aiier Wilpelm lit in aronbers i'm
Saunus sum geiu1 leiner Wsutter, cer
&aiierin 6rieorid, einsetrofien. Die
Raiierin bolte ibren Sobn perlonlid am
8abnbof ab.
- Cine Berliner 9epel9e iast, baB
cine 9amburser Girma 100000 Nlbani=
8e,pebre 81 Jranfs bas Stiid bon Der
bel9iIden &esierung antaufte gum Gr=
port nod China.
- Ser 8uoget=Mus11ub Der fran, q
lil9en Deputirtentamme bat be16lolien
100000 6ranfs fir 8erlu6e aus3u=
leben, bic nit Dem neuen Serum, aur
Werbinberuns her 9lnItedung bnrd
Oipbiberia aemaht 1perben iollen.
- Ser fransolilbe Yremier Dupup
bat in leiner Giseni6aft ols Minifer
oes Snnern feds lpanilhe 5orreabors
ous Jrantreid ssewielen, bic an
5tiertdmpfen in Shines. 9epartement
@arb unb in Dor, Departement 2anoes,
trob bes Verbots Der Yoiliiei, tbeilee=
nommen botten.
- Oie in Julba Hattinbenoe tatbo=
hide 2ebrer= Notwithstanding lpollte
bas Niblibe Der Meinunesauslprade
NIT benz Nnsenebmen seielliser llnter<
holtung perbinben. Gin Yrosramm fir
bic 8orfeier tpuroe entworfen unb auf
bieiem Yrosramm itanb aud ols allse-
meiner &antus bos 2ieb: rSm Rrug
gum eriinen &ranse". 5taotpiarrer
Yiebl fano an oielem idonen 2ieoe Nn=
ftob; er perlon9te, bob balIe.be pom
Yrosramm seitrihen ,ueroen lollte. unb
hlieb. als oies ni6t gelhaS, Der Jeier
fern. Sn leiner llnoulbi iomfeit gins er
iogar 10 melt, bab er li6 lueiserte, oas
&equiem fur Die oeri itorbenen 2ebrer OBJ
3ubalten.
- Cine bon Dem Wajor 2ietpein aug
5Ioueit afrita einsetroHene Depelds
befdtist Die Nabriht. oab lid Ser Sdnpt.
ling 91ittbui, mslher Den Deutlhen
jhon 10 uiel gu ihanen semadt bat, emo,
lid ergebe: babe. nahoem Waior 2iet=
mein nit ietrem &ommonoo am 81.
Musuit hie Teite S8it,bui's nod hartem
&fe einsenommen Die Oeutiden
baben in bislsm &anlpf ben Sieutenant
Dieltel ura adt @emeine an 5ooten
perloren uno Der Sauptmnnn Grocli
nebit sebn ScIoaten wurben uerumnoet.
entfom aus Der Jeite, er lrhidts
aber 1pater einen Boten an ben Som
manbeur ber oeutlhen Sruppen unb lieb
ontiinbieen, bab er bereit lei, ii6 ;u I'm
termerfen. Ser 9duptlins NOR Der lebte
In ienem 9beiI Deuti&.Afrita's, Der
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mara, metne lntlme Treunoin, Dat neu.
lid ben Wunl9 ausgelproden, oas
2eben uno 9reiben in giirgerfreilen
tennen 81 lernen, unb i'd peripra6 ibr,
fie in oas betannte GtabliHement vGlp.
fun" gum Masfenball gu liibren.
Gommen sic alio in iraenb einem
Goltiim oaDin. 6reilib tcmmt Die
6rdiin unsern nit gurserli6en in
ndbere gerilbruns, i'd meroe oaber oe=
n0tbigt iein, Sic }. 9. als 6rdfin Sp=
benltein, 'uenn CO Sbnen rebt iii, Dor.
,ultellen."
Srau SiiBmllb iagte ent5iidt gu.
9ln bemIelben Gage nod fubr gmil
su ieiner graut uno iprad gu ibr iol=
9enbes: ySiebe Nu9uite, heute lit mir
eine erobe Gbre tuioeriabren. Die in
bobeu areiien betannte G,rdfin Soben=
itein fat mid Der Gbre sepiiroist, lie
in oas yglplium" 5nm Mastenbal
fiibren gu oiirfen, neil iie germ oas oe=
ben uno 2reiten in giirsertreiien ten=
men lernen mobte. gu mubt aud
binfommen. 6reili6 tommt bic @rdfin
un9ern nit giirserlihen in ndbere 9e4
riibrung; i'd peroe baber senotbiat
iein, bid ). g. als Grain 0onners=
marf porsui itelen."
8er pcr Trober als 9lusulte! Sn
aler Giie h1lte lie bonn Wasfenoerleiher
n1s 9nitiim .ines Ritterf~duleins llno
ebenlo ito(s als neuaieri9, Die hoNs
Game tenren gu leruen, betrat lie an
Irme iDres grdutigoms ben gnl'oal
oes oGlpIiuns" ga.b iilbrte Gnil
Die beioen GjrGIinnen III einanoer,
tnelhe bel Der TorlteIluns moglidlt tieT
tnirien.
vWie lit Sbnen oenn bier unter Den
blelsn giir9erllten 5u Mutbe, guaoislte
GraIn?" flotete Nrau SilBmilh.
%, i'd oaufe," entge9nete Nuoul!e
sc3iert. ,alleroin9s bin i'd oiei. %rtmu5=
phdre gar ni6t 9e!pobut. 49,. 6iiblen
Sic lid ni6t AUDI et,pus alternirt, aller.
anaoIgIte 6rau Grlfn"
vNa, ss 9ebt," erploerte oiels. Id
fraue mir lpenleItens, oaB sic nit MID
suIammen 1ino.
,Su oieiem Some ging es oeu oan'en
glbeno. mOelihit lteif uno porushm
gur als Gmii gum SdluNe aalfee ,Wo
elne W'en9e SUDDEN lpenolrte, uuroen
bic Nrdtinnen nunterer unb lie NUN.
berten iid I'M Stillen, oab man III
boDen Grellcn bod 10 dusQeluiien iein
tonne.
ltlt Wonneeeiilllen utrliebsn Die
beloen San1en Den Wasteubau uuo o.,
tulB 1plelten Ole ,boD2n Nrsi1c" ots
Na9ts in ihren 9rlumsu feline tlein.
GoNs.
slm anosren l1tor9;n mad)te timr;
pflldt'hulolglt 9ugutcn leine 2Nl=
partun9, nm lid) nad ilrem yeiino,l
gu ertllHolgeu. N|an untsr0jtt Iid
notiir!ld) pOn .bDbeN Grciita" i'm }lli=
Nemelnen lNo ppn Or Nrlfiu i,o0en=
lteln III Ge'onosrtn.
y9tber lag min Gins, llebtr Ginil,"
trngte Nuaulte, .d iQb biim &oflte.
mle 'lt Die NrOTia cine Ndrtlc Nult1,n
heimllh cinitttte. SIT oas IN b0aln
artlien Slttt!"
altatirl,h. MON ulmmt ijil bsl alien
tc't!lt)cn cjtlC0Enhe!rN t:lUus sum 2tu=
b,ntsN nit"
80, o1: 'rtut mIh o:nn lth muG
o'r dllTr.djtiN a'It;ntn. lth b0b: m.y
Eb.n'0!is tial3. SiI,tt Spltt ,il.,,.=
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ii6 big jebt bem Gortldritt Der Chilli
fItton miber1ebt bat.

- Shlob 8ergbeim i'm SberyGliab,
lpel6es bic gleibnamiee Stobt fr0nt, 1T
Elm &aub Der 6lammen gemorben. Sc
tern Na6t orang Teueridein aus einem
Der seniter oes erlten Stod uno fait in
oemlel6en aueenblid fhlueen belle
T!ammen aus oemIelben heraus, Diilfe
NOR balb SIR Steae. 9ie 6lammen
perbreiteten licb ober bliBl6neG iiber bas
game Gebduoe, beiIen 3reppen uno
9olaperfleibuns i'm Snnern mesen ibrer
5rodenteit in Solse bes offers tuie
3unoer brannten. Sic Dienerl6aft
rettete Iid nit tnapper Hotb; Der
s6lobberrin Der gBittlue Res friiberen
NrStes Bad, aber batten Die 6!ammen
ben gBes CUR Gettung absel1nitten.
Sie balbpertoblte 2eibe ,purbe aufse-
funoen, nnboem es Der angeItrengteiten
Nrbeit selunsen mar, beg 5euers 6err
su lperben.
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Qusiano.
halter milbelm in Darmitaot.

0armitabt, 16. Ott.-Der &ai=
ier @ilbelm fam 9eitern bier an nno
muroe am Babnbof BON oem @robbsrioe
uon 9eHen uno Der YrinSeilin NIir emp=
faneen. Ser @robber3os uno Der Rai-
ler fuhren 1pdter nob bem Maui ioleum.
100 lie anf ben Sirabmdlern bes peritor=
benen @roBber3o9s uno Der @robberjo-
gin &rdn3e nieoerlesten.
Mm Mbenb fanb ein @alasDiner i'm
erobher3osli6en S9lob itatt. Ser
@robber3os bra3te einen Soait auf ben
Raiier aus. welder NIT elmer fur3en unb
bIb19en Nebe antmortete. Die boben
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Das Befnoen oes 65aren.
Denfmal=G

Wte g b ben, 16. Stt. - Ser
&ailer entbillte bier beute bas &ailer
Wilbelm 0entmal uno ,ueibte Johann
6as neue Staottbeater Elm. 9a1elbe
foltete pier Milltpnen Wtart.
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@erridaften ipobnten lpdter einer Muf-
fiibruna BON vWabame Cans @ene" i'm
Softbeater bel. Mls lie bic 6onoee be-
traten bradte Der Biirsermetiter bon
Darn itaot elm Sod auf ben @atier ous,
tn bas bic Nnlpeienben entbul lioltiI6 ein=
itmmter, ,pdbreno Die Mu1if bic beutlbe
Natipnal1pmne ipielte.
Gin BIaubart.
9alle a. g., Is. Ott.-Oer M6r=
Der @ebitein. Der ,tuei 5rauen ermorbet
unb Worouerlute auf Sipei anbere GEE
madt bot, lit bier Sneimal gum Sobe
perurtbeilt unb fir jeben Der Morban=
sriffe auberbem gu fiinf3ebn Sobren
3ubtbaus perurtbeilr ,poroen.
Der Kriee i'm Orient.
2onbon 16. Ott.-Gine Depei6e
Der Zines" ous 5ien 8 lin 1agt, bob
oos pei gang geidwaber nieber poll=
itdnbig leeiertig uno CUR @eniise nit
Munition perleben lei.
Cine anoere Depel6e iost oaB bic
Gesierung in Yefing in einem bieler
Sage erlolIenen Goitt bic oolle Werant=
Dortli6feit fir Die Beihiibuns Der
Nusldnber iibernommen, bic itattse-
funbenen &ratpalle unb Die Mnsritfe
aui bic Guropder peroommt unb Die
8eitrafuns FOLDER Yer1onen, pelde
Geiienbe angeeriifen baben, perfiist
babe. Sen Nusldnoern mirb in bieiem
goift aud polle Siherbeit fir ibre Yer=
lonen unb Gigentbum earantirt.
Ser Sien Sliner Rorrelponbent fiist
binsu, BOP li9 9bina jest, na1bem Die
sema6ten Triebersuorldldse riidii6ts=
los 5uriidsepielen uprben leien, auf
einen lansen &rie9 porbereite. Oie He-
sieruns, iast Der Rorreiponbent, erfenne
bic ytptbpenbisteit Der Ginfiibrune
raoitaler militdril6er pie ou6 Iisfaler
Heformen an, es lei aber bic Trose, ob
lie i'm Stanbe iein piiroe, lolhe einsu=
fiibren, oo bereits ieBt eine Gepolutton
als natiirli6e Jolse Der anbaltenoen
ANutWte ulu9e.
Qbeater Subpention.
Goburs, Is. Sft.--Die @otbail9e
Rammer bat nad LANCER Oebatte ben
8el6luB sefabt, bic n0tbisen @elber slt
permillisen, Inn bas Stabttbeater ipieber
erDffnen su t0nnen, oas leit Dem 100 oes
Ser3oss Grnit 9ei6loNen mar, oa lid
Der neue Serso9 9eueisert bate, Dem
Sheater bic nDtbisen Cub libien gu be-
milisen.
Das Sefnosn oes 5aren.
Berlin, Is. Cft. - Die neuelter
Na6rt4ten aus 2ipaoia meloen, bab re,
3ar lid auf Der k8eNeruns be iinbet.
sebt bdufis nit Der 3arina lpa3ieren,
unterbolt lld nit Betannten, bat belie=
rem Appetit uno beheren S9laf. 81
beiddftigt ii6 losar nit &esierunsss,=
lddften. Bon anberer Seite miro il.
bod semeloet, oab Der Gar lib Mi,
lebr Ian9lam before.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-12-31
WILDER d CO.
umb..r Merchants and Dealers in
Goal.

In 1872 the late y. Il. Wilder en-
tered into the lumber business in
partnership with j. |. Dowsctt. In
the same year he bought out his
partners interest, and under the
firm name Of Wilder a Co. entered
into partnership with &. II. Lew
ers. This partnership lasted about
three years when il was dissolved
Mr.. Levers retiring, and Mr.. Viii
der carrying on the business alone.
In 1850 W. 4. Wilder was made II
partner and continued 80 till $. g..
Wilder's death, since which he has
managed the firm single handed in
the interests of the estate. with the
satisfactory result lately made
known in our columns, through the
proceedings in the settlement Of
the estate in the Court. The firm
is now an incorporation with Mr..
W. &. Wilder rs manager. The
firm carries IA full line Of builders
material and supplies of every des-
cription. Lumber, seasoned and
new, Of every variety, local and
imported, paints, oil, glass and
builders hardware of every des-
cription are constantly in stock, -
in fact everything you need in
building or repairing n house, from
the underpinning to the roof pin,
nacle. The company also carry Il
full supply of Goals. Everyone
who has had dealings with the
firm knows that it has never un,
justly, trickily or tyrannically
pressed any mans interest away
from him, and that for fair an,
square dealing the name Of Wilder
ON these islands has become pro
verbal. What higher encomiun
can be given to Il business hous,
than that! That it will keep NJ
its reputation both for fair dealin,
and reasonable prices, its presen
management is a guarantee.