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The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-07-10

A NEW and elegant line of bedroom
suits just In and Tor sale cheap at the
Gates Furniture store.
NEWLY married people wishing to
start housekeeping, can get a tit-out
in furniture cheap at the Gates Furni-
ture Company's store,
LADIES' white waists, an elegant as
sortment, just in at I. G. Webber's.
The only place in town to get first
lass ice cream and cakes is as the
elite bakery, opposite postoftice.
PERSONS wishing saving done, such
is posts, lumber, ETC., can get accom-
Provo.
BEST sugar, II pounds for 500, $3.50
per sack at z. P. Hindmarsh's.
MIXED candies and nuts at Farrer
Bros. & Co.'S. at l5 cents per pound,
DR.. F. H. SIMMONS can be found at
the old Office of Simmons & Bickford
and will do the practice of both during
the absence of DR.. Bickford.
FoUND-A bunch of keys attached to
calling at this office and paying 25
cents for this notice.
A RECORD of three marriage licenses
between the hours of 9 and 10 this
morning is not bad. Deputy County
CLERK Jones made il. The happy
couples are: Henry White, aged 81.
and Ollie Rhodes, aged 90, both of Lehi:
T. +. EnZlis', aged %, and Alice
Conner, aged 20, also of Lehi, and John
A. Belts. aged Is, aud Helen A. Cush-
ing, aged IL, both of Payson.
TIE only Dick" agent for the R.
G. w. at Provo remarked this morn
ing: "You may say that all r. G. w.
trains will run on regular schedule
time hereafter" This is good news.
Hood S Pills cure nausea, sick head
ache, indigestion, billiousness. Try a
box.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-07-10
Extra Notice.

The reason why the Coop. are sell.
ing their goods so cheap is, that they
have stopped the credit system and are
selling strictly for cash.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-07-10
Picture of Health,

all life and full of mischief thanks to Hoods
Sarsaparilla am minister in the Methodist
Protestant church. am here to back what 1
ueeSxa2d 7 40, DO way interested ia any profit
& zla,sasss nas much pleas
49, - T. 4}f7 Is Ez35cti'S Sarsaparilla to all al
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-07-10

a NEW line of crepons just in at T..
g. Webber's.
FROM $1.OO up received on savings
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-07-10

FoUND-A bunch of keys attached to
chain. Owner may have same by
calling at this Office and paying 25
cents for this notice.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-05-19
ITS VARIED CAREER.

IL is interesting to follow the career "i
tho Teasellated Tariff, known ~ the VIII
son bill, to promote tho policy OF pros
trrtion, which ia briefly given M follows
1. The Chicago platform Of the Demo
cratic party denouucing Protection ~ q
fraud, condemning trusts, and declaring
Tor q tariff Tor revenue only.
2. The labors 81 tho rchool teacher
Mr.. wilson--tu revolutinnizc the ereat
industrial and manufacturing interests
~ the United States, lac never having
been engaged in business and never hay
ing done days work in factory III hls
life.
3. The demacogic address to Congress
10y President Grover Cleveland, urging
the policy OF prostrn ton, the obstruction
81 American prosperity and striving To
create strife between capital and labor,
on lines laid down in his message, and
the creation of his income tax.
4. The work in The basement by the
Ways aud Means Committee 81 the House
~ Representative including Invitations
to foreign manufacturers 20 give their
ideas upon nm American Tariff, hearings
OF foreign vegetable growers and manu-
incturers, and partial hearing OF Ameri.
car interests.
s. The discussion Of the bill 10y the
House Of Representatives., ~ number OF
the schedules changed aud it's passage
forced 10y Gar Crisp.
, g. Sent 90 the Senate.
Z. Referred TO tho Senate Finance Com
, mitteo and there taken in charge 10y th,
|, Trinity, not ono oi whom came from M
! industrial state or had the slightcsi
, knowledge OF the conditions or require
mcnts Of lahorcrs or manufacturers.
, s. The refusal OF the Trinity TO gran
: hearings to American interests
o. The unauthorized addition oi on
!. and two additional dcstroycrS 10 th
Trinity Committee, creating qunriett
/. and \ puintette 81 discorl FOR the Unitc'
states.
- 10 The completion al u new bill b
this varied numerical committee, nitc
granting private hearings TO the sugo
Trust.
II. The submission OF this new bill !
N tho senate.
h IL. Ita discussion in the Senate.
T. 10. The opposition OF leading Demo
"a Gratis thereto.
r. Ia. It's discussion in committee OF Il
"a whole Senate.
,c Is. The construction Of new bill i
~ Protcctionist Democrats, with the aid
ID the Secretary ~ the Treasury, unknow
%. to the Trinity committee.
C. 16. The recognition OF the interests
m the Lead, Oil and Sugar Trusts.
IN The abandonment OF a Tariff for re-
III snus only.
I'd IL. tbs adoption ~ n policy OF IF
u tection ON = m"diilcd furm, fOrgr
he iul that insufficient Protection Il mo- Pr
lection.
~. The presentation OF 4O3 propos
changes.
20. Tbs reference OF this latest co
Iperate 90 tbs Senate.
Nert272
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-05-19

sl,,,u Ne nm elector ana entitled 20 vote
but 10 Que acknowledgements
10 vote unless lie shnll I'D above The ago
~ twenty ono years, and has reside'l "
this State six months ans Ia the town
shin ar ward in which hc offers 10 vote,
twenty DAYS next preceding such cleo
tinn Provided, that la time OF war, IN
aurrection, or rebellion not qualified "a
the actual military service 81 The tnited
states. or this State. or IN the army or
navy thereof, shall be deprived col l'is
vote bv reason 81 his absence rom the
township, ward or State in which he re-
side. and the legislature shall hive The
nower. and shall provide the manner ~
which. and the time and place az which
such abrcnt ,lectorS may vote, and Tor
tho canvass and return 81 the VOTES TO
the township or ward election district IN
which they respectively reside, or other
wise"
Also to amend section five Of article
seven:
"No clectnr shall lie deemed TO have
gained or lost residence by reason o'
his being employed in the service OF the
United States, or this STATE; nor Nh'l'
engaged in the navigation OF the water'
Of this State, or the United states, or o
the high seas; nor While student OF any
seminary OF learning; nor while Kept a.
any almshouse or other asylum at pun
lie expense: nor while confined IN any
public Prison, except that honorabi'
discharged soldiers, snilnrs, ana man
: ners. who have served ia the military I"
! naval forces 81 the United States, or
this State, and who may reside ~ sol
: dicys' homes established 10y The state
c may acquired residence where such nom
/ Is located"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-05-19
TARIFF OUTLOOK.

The caucus oi Republican Senators
held at the homo 81 Senator sherman
Monday evening leaves uorOomiodouht
that there h absolute unanimiiy srsuus
them con the iarif bill. Differ a- They
may on other questions, the Lodge
amendment. silver coinSgr, or this like,
they all agree that every honorable
means We employed tu prevent the pas.
sage al tic isriH hill will, It's stfAnge
IumIIc 81 plumbers aud criminal combine
81 iobl'cry.
Mere talking against time aud o'l.sr
nIibusicring tactics arc not In of'lsf, al
least they are moi IN sight rs necessary
legitimate discretion nn'l discussion al
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-05-19

nrotracted presence. IL u true that
there have been few mining rcsu'np-
tons throughout the Lake Superior la
IN this season. No Republican Inns nS-
serted that Democracy meant constant
idlcness. The mean order 81 thugs ~ii'
sooner or later adjust themselves ana ln-
dustry will gradually resume IN a GRIP
pied way. The leading feature OF this al
justment, the workmen have bsen io'"'
would be n reduction 81 Nnges I" "a star
walton level. Hns the prophecy been
verified? We think that Il has One
dollar and twenty-five cents per day Tor
master miner is good wage IN tins
year of Democracy and we take no risk
in placing the average wage paid through
out tho upper peninsula nj Sl.lO. ~
every instance OF small industrial re-
sumption Democratic men aud news
napers are quick 20 volunteer the inlor-
nation that the "Wilson bill did II.
Accounting that as truth, 10 what VIII
Won ascribe tho cause 81 the reduction ni
rnpcs Of over 100 per cent? These nre
homely suggestions. They arc SO patent
20 the mind Of every workman that u
argue them il like joining issue on Tho
proposition that straight line - th'
shortest distance between two eivef
points. Yet we hnd men every day, OF
store boxes and in newspaper Offices
who are anxious TO continue the decep
ton by attempting TO relieve the Democ
racy OF the odium IL has brought npoi
itself by dishonesty and incompetency.
Deception, idleness and want. Thes
alone have the Democratic STATESMEN
given the workingmen for their votes
With n working majority IN ever
branch OF the government, they ~
unable TO legislate-for the very GOO
rcnson that their cause isa dishonest on
: and harmony among thieves is not
frequent factor. An abortiyc attemr
NJ tariff legislation is kicked about III
. United States semitic. This alone repr'
sents the returns for the prospcrit
which the nation has sacrificed.
! national disgrace Ivy an un-Amerien
president; n country rich In resource
:. filed with starving wotkingmcn; II banl
y rupt national treasury; an internal COZ
, ,lition 81 affairs akin 10 anarchy. Thc'
D aro the lcgncics OF the Democracy to u
y ma ton. How about "Gruver, clover an
the rnacals7"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-05-19

lroa. one ~ tie Iellcrs down there xestcr'
,ns and llc SAYS that I"mpklns mnue
lie ai,u gent give i'm q muigHge on ~
oxen e. Sqnaru tue bin. oh, no; notllin'
alasninm But II Mag's old inan or my
dad gets their hooks nnter me, ! guess
they Won't do thing" and the gay
LosM,rio slnrtrd in tlle direction oi the
depot Ia hook for an outgoing hNisht'
Dual roles are par excellent IN more ways
than one, II the artist is well up IN h'
lines aud the aulienec cannot sec bsl IND
the scenes.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-05-19

Characteristic Conduct OF tho rarity %
HIaCOrd.

Characteristic Conduct OF tho rarity Of
bIscord
Next 10 the widespread Business de-
preston AMI financial disturbance
which were tho first fruits 81 the great
democratic victory on 1921, and are still
everywhere IN evidence, the most strik-
Ing effect OF that untowari event was
the outbreak OF ili-tcmpcr, violent Ian
guaRc aa1 bad manners in the party
which carried the election. IL began
Ia Oregon with coarse and impudcnt
dispatch FROM the democratic governor
OF THAT atate To tho president OF the
United states In answer TO civil OIL
cial communication. 1T was followed
bv vcnomous outburst from the dem
ocratic governor 81 Illinois against tho
judiciary OF that state Gov. Waite, OF
Colorado. elected by a coalition OF dem
ocruts and populsts, soon achieved nn-
cnviablc notoritty by tho violence OF
his language, the reclslessncss Of his
temper and the wi.dncss Of his vocifcr-
atoms. Lewclllng, OF Kansas, another
product OF tho ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS al-
| lance. already had his state by tho
ears and the people cmbroilcd in tur'
moil that came near ending In blood
shed. In south Carolina Gov Tillman
az once began carrying things with so
| high q hand rs % Threaten conflict, not
only with the local opposition, which
he pcrsistently cxaspcrated 20 n point
beyond endurance. but with the federal
authorities. over which he assumed SUI
pcrioriky anh whose power no affected
To- despse; and he has had his state
two OF three Times on tho verge OF civil
war.
In congress Speaker Crisp has repcat
cdly given way % outbur5ts OF ill-tenR
per and exhibitions OF bad manncrf
! Angry with members OF his own parry
because they would not respond 90 hi
personal appeals 20 them TO dischargh
their duty by appearing in their places
and answering 60 their names at 70
call, he has vented his spleen on repu
licans, aud with sach arrogance
manner "a was never known before q -
tortcd preccdents and violated rules
pursuance OF his own purposes and
crafty his spite. In New Jersey y
democratic minority long obstructeo.
public business trying TO defeat by law-
iessncss the peoples will But for the
patienca Of tho republican majority
and their confidence In the final tri-
unph Of right through the safe. though
slow, processes Of law the state Of New
Jersey would have been plunged into q
condition OF anarchy by angry and hot.
headed democrats IL seems n9 TX an
epidemic OF ill-temrcr and bad man
ncrs, characterized every where 10y vio'
lance. lawlcasnesa. cOnrscncsA and hru
tally. had come ia with the party nne
ovcrsprcad the country.
Meanwhile, Il Is hardly necessary Z
add, republicans. true TO their trndi
tions nnd eonstautin their temper. l0ol
cutaonAly on. biding their time 10 "a
ticntc. while the object lesson ~ before
the country. Mover before IN our bic
tory did political party dcmonstrat'
70 quickly after rs cntrnnce upol
power 10 utter rnntncsA II has bccl
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-05-19
BROKE AND OUT OF WORK

When WAS working steady
Had a pocket fun Of TN.
why. was a stnunch "raormer'
Helped 20 usher Grover In;
And ARMED that Protection
Was robbeT and a blua,
Ana the Democratic party
Aud low tarin were the stun
So voted aud 1 waited
For the chnnrc now wound shrk,
Am, il came 40 very different
That i'm broke and ont OF work
lind dreamed wc would work wonders,
And my drcams had reached the pitch
When the rich would bccome paup,rs
And the paupcr~ become rich.
But how sad H. the awakening,
As recall the day
When / llks The base lndiani
B.ndly threw pearl away
For Protection r. q jewel
where unbomdcd flcirr Turk,
Aud rralirc ~ kcculy
Now I'm broke aud out ~ work
AMI how fellows lrcline-
Get the better az him when
He thinks how darucd dcctitiul
Are the promises ~ men.
Here was I with picmiy money,
i',nty work and happy mind
Yet listened 60 theories
Aud the ,taria thinkers Wind.
And the sting MY conscience wives me-
Aud the debts I cannot rhirk,
VIII be smoothed 81 next election
Though l'm broke and ont Of work
IL l.. CooPEH
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-05-19

The Certain Downfall OF tho ni eardant
Democracy.


The Certain Downfall oi tho ID enrdant
Democracy.
"Thc one point GA which oil critics
nrrec." mourniully observes one OF the
prlncipal administration organs, lis
that the democratic party Is drifting to
certain defeat" This candid adInis-
sion a the basis OF a solemn warning
20 the leaders that they must soon
show a better order of craftsmanship
or all chance Of success either this year
or two years hence viii be Eiiserabl1
osl Tn. party is really in a condiv
ton OF chaos, 80 far as relates TO all
important questions and purposes A
process Of Reorganization is at work
which means that nothing bat mis-
fortune Is 60 be expected. If the
country has changed it's mind" this
disturbed organ goes on 20 say, about
the principles enuuciated in the Chi
caro- platform, the party cannot do
much better than wait till the logic OF
events has demonstrated their sound
ness" But IL IL waits, IL Is as sure To
be beaten as IL IL plunges ahead IL
has given promises that 1t must at
least make an effort 10 keep; it has en-
tered upon a policy which 1t must
/ carry out, or confess itself an organized
I fraud. The situation could not easily
! be worse, all things considered. Iherc
is n lack of harmony on every penang
issue, and nobody seems TO know now
the many differences Of opinion and
preferences are to be adjusted, or what
Il likely 10 be the final result OF all the
wrangling.
IL Is impossible 70 sec how party
thus divided against itself can get itsclf
together in any practical and effective
senac The causes of conflict arc not
accidental or auperhcial; they pertain
10 matters OF fundamental Importance
FOR the most part There are various
factions that are even moro nntag-
onistic TO each other than they are 10
the republicans These inharmonious
clements cannot be united upon any
basis broad enough TO accommodate so
many opposing views ana preludiceS'
Each one has its pot desires and It's IA
voritc aversions. which 1t IS not at al
inclined 70 surrender or 60 modify Tor
tho sake OF peace. This has been APP
parent ever since the beginning OF the
present administration, aad the TACT
becomes more pronounced every DAY.
II IS all very well TO say that 1t Is the
duty Of All members Of party TO sub
ordinate special wishes and sentiment
to thc demands Of general necessity anc
cxpedlencc but there IS no way to en-
force such doctrine against those wh'
, refuse 20 abide by IT, That is why the
democratic difficulty j. not likely to o'
, settled, but rather 20 grow more seri
I Gus rs time passes The conditions arr
: NIL favorable 20 continuance OF tn
/. trouble, as anyone can readily u"der
stand who intclligcntly considers them
' 1t IS not 60 bc supposed that the lead
2 crs will nnd way to restore harmon.
= when the cnmities arc so bitter, oD'
n tho clash OF rival interests ia 80 vital
n The outlook Is plainly and altogcihe
. such rs makes republican success
:. forcgonc conclusion next fall end y
q 1896; and the democrats have them
D. selves principally 90 blame that such
the case. -st. Louis Embellishments
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-05-19

"a The fAct that the interest ~ The hlll
wns not 10 10 concert Pitch. That wis
i cnn,Dfomisc tatiIf liut When u came
"a Tie Mckinley hillihete wastbenlnost
al..rtne.s al both cnl,. - the Capituland
on both sides - both the Senptcchnmhcr
aad Representative hall. The finance
committee went over it item by item,
iust the same as Il the waysand means
committee and the House In committee
Of tho Whole had been Of the opposite
Marty. taking nothing on trust A good
many changes we're actually made, aud
ae a consequence 81 all this careialness
the act M il hecame a law was the best
tariff ever framed and developed into I"
law.
Tie Republicans Of the Senate have a
sufficient strength 81 their own to secure
tinlc for such critical review OF the bill
hut even il they had not thrrear several
Democratic Senators who nc more than
coutent 60 have vote ON tho bill post
poncd. II obliged Ca assume the dircc'
responsibility for defeat they might
shrink from it, bat il II dies in the pang'
~ parturition they will not weep u
secret over it's uutimely fate. Tn
saeacions Inter Ocean, ~ Chicago, deem
the outlook far from discouraglng.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-05-19

FArrox, MIclignn'r new United States
Intor IA IL sensible young man. A
|troit newspaper man attempted to
kryiew him the other dsy and instead
|opening his mouth like "cap V" and
|tting both feet into Il. as most, or At
! II 4 great many, young men would
|vo been, the senator said he was IN
/ senatorial kindergarten and WAS, aH
b unable 10 speak intelligcn'ly upon
i question propoundcd. ~ nm n Re
|blicanu was whnt the reporter vnt
|cn leave TO quote. We like to hesr q
|,n Talk when he has something to cay
| / there arc very many serviccnblc tiles
lined in Washington 10y hoinG trnn'
Srncd into tranrmittets. Happily
|,iton ,laes his hat 10 cover his head.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-05-19

EE have secured a copy oi the Waters
Ii Headlight, a new paper published 10y
| Patrick O'Bricn, al Iron River. Mr.
|,rien hns dropped upon a novel iden
"kiIling two birds with ono stone
|lhc saying goes. lie divides his space
|mcrn Iron River and Waiersmcet and
hits the two papers from one "iorm,'
simply changing the head lines. Th'
bers appear IN hsc-column quartz
|m. Here's success tn the new paper
|,thcr, although, ~ you arc aware
Ire is a law against "IIendlightins."
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-05-19


|rnry are making " delightfully."- wsrm
J Willie Breckenridge down IN tho Ash'
hd district, Kentucky. A mass meet
1 81 nearly two thousand citircns
|ndcmncd willic's hypocficy and lccher-
'rways Ia general on Mondny and
|optc,l n resolution petitionins thC
|iicd states senate to grant = leave %
bsencc 10 Blackburn that he might
| Ike the stump rgainst BrechinridGe
|cnnwhilc, ChicaRo is paying her re
|ccls To the ''kcrnel" by erpcllins hin
|,m honorary membership In the UnioI
|arne Club. willie" rays he vii
|hk." Tie weather cock 81 ontwnr'
&1)tions now indicates that he isirly Y
M "stuck" without any effort ON hi
Lrt. Aud go IL ehonld he.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-05-19
IRON ORE ON THE DOCKS.

Complcte figures from al docks to the
Iron Trade Review, show that there we're
nj Lake Eric Ports May !, 2,5SS,3'o
g,oss tons ~ iron ore. This Is an IN
crcnse az 1927 tons over stocks ON
dock AT the same time hast year, ana CT
1.O51.1S2 over stocks reported May J.
1892. The shipments 10y lake and ran
from Lake superior mines in 1898 were
q o5S o55 tons. All that did not come
20 Lake Erie ports went direct to mr-
naccs in Illinois, Michigan. Wisconsin
and minnesota, AMI may he rcgaiu'u'
therefore, MS having gone hto tie con
sumer- hnnds. D,ducting the excess ol
1872 sra tons given above, from the tota'
sbinncnts. the result shows that IN 'h'
twelve months ending May 1881, There
were sent tu furnace yards o,o0b,"oZ
tons ~ Lake Superior ores, ns against
lS5I5.G.il tons ia the scar ending May
/. 1893, the latter being the largest
enr's record az shipments to the luf
nnrcs in tho history Of the region. The
figures IN the following table show lh'
stocks on The docks at the various lower
lake port- Mt the close OF navigation lns'
Autumn. and the stock on dock Mny !
The date Of opening tho dock seas"n ~
mndc uniformly May 1, Tor Statistical
pnrposcs. While a lew carcocs hav
come down before May ! IN some year
~ in the present season, these are eN
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-05-19

|nr "phiz" OF handsome Sam Fiileld,
ashland, embellishcs = tvo-column
Eclc In the milwaukee, Sentinel oi
|Inesdny, endorsing and commenting
bn that gcntlcman's candidacy for
|rrcss from tie Ashland district,
Held h nm honnrod name in Wisconsin
u sam mndc IL so. II men 81 no less
|ntv than he compose the LlV con
Is that will, indeed, be a brilliant
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-05-19

email John II. y. Stevens, ~ Iron
81. 40 we niv told. is setting his pins
the Republican nomination Tor audi
general. Stevens Is bright fellow
/ Il telling party worker. For these
sons we would regret TO rce him
pmpcd early in the campaign by
hing Tor something that no cannot
Better think IL over, Senator.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-05-19

The subtraction OF Tie latter tot'l
from The former gives the amount "i one
Skinned to the furnaces during tho winter
81 1904, M ,4S2,30 tons. Adding
Ga this the shipments TO furnaces during
the season Of navigation OF last year, II
il found that the total shipments to iur-
unccs from lower lake ports during the
wear ending May ], 1891, we're 1lelo'-
lSs tons. the Invest since 1889.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-05-19

wn,cn tho CAMPAIGN Of this fall viii DO
fought The question o. silver j. an
equally vital one, and for that the
president has not passing word OF
friendliness.
The effect OF Clcveland's letter upon
The national association OF democratic
clubs viii be something very like that
Of fire Ia the rear Chicago Times
fnnt.,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-05-19

tnizxLEy" Adams Is Hopkins smoke
missioner In Chicago. A good man
the place. surely. "Gnzrley" is a
or 81 heavy DEMOCRATIC editorials
lhe Chicago Golden press and has
ably stopped more smoke than any
81 man in the great state OF Illinois.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-05-19

III Range-T Tribune pnradcs the state
/ that at the last elections Dickinson
nty cast moro votes than dill both
, and Barngn counties and will con
iently control the next rcpreser
ve convention. You cannot annoy
"boys up the line" Tom, on thl'
K. Nobody Is disputing you.