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SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-05-24
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audb StnatOT Rale II, ppn oem St
iitHnnesm0rnii I'm Dnuoesicuat be.
ipriBt poroeI. udmlih IN Der @tiic.
sab siu ptraeblther Ssriut aemuht
puTos. lbH ~ inu'rn. Cine Reiu Dorier
.3situHa sab bsianut, eaB cr uuo Ssna
tor 6uniOH upn YirstnIn upu clHsm &C
rutiieu &. ". SuttS Nuaeb0ts uon t25,
900 iur ihrc Sttmmeu seasu bic 10
riiurrIdse erbrltrn. Butts leuauets
dlles ruuolueg ab uHe lIuGng blcrourh
bic SrHdtUreu, Su Ihrsr Rshtidtisuns
ben pcraane bcioHui su MAIDEN. che
nod eas sessuiudrtla in Slguua be-
sriiiens SeHatscomIte bic bstrcfiruoeR
untsriuhuueen Jum abihluB scbrdht
bate. Suitl ,Grbeitstr" ilr siH Spuoiiat
oitlider5 r5abrliautsn or bOtSt ple els 900
Tar oeIien Stlmmc aeatu bic ucne 10
rifblu, uon ueld,er 5umms Ihm elnt
.gommliiIVH" u0n tlOOO Suiallsn mir.
BE-. Rule sab iid ben Nnihein Der 3u'
Thinning uuo iuridte ben Butts aus
9aUH lultr Ct UtuItlVtU wv ItlUtH Sbt
paiieireidr, Dlc5arlans, Der ben oumm
oreiitsn 9ipiithenbdnoler srii rsdlt 'eii'
Haselis, iuosm er ourh slnsn IN BEN
Simmsr, 100 bic un,erbouolunsen itait'
iaHosn, peritedteH StsnOsrapheH ale
ieine Ausinssn 81 popisr brinssH Iisb.
Butts uiro alio am Selten ihuR. mil
olltr @sihipinOisisii iid aus osmSian
be IL MAIDEN. ipern CT Hitt nit ositreii
ten 9ltiosrH iid id,mldeu Iniitn min /
bic ollsrOinss Su alsrsrit isiEeR Hui
traspeberu sebhbrteu. Die oirbiihC
RoncpOliheubaHor, bic slaabtt Sena.
tor apIt iel sleid babihhtis unO ae'
iuifenlOs iuis iit, besins einen itwersH
Srrtbum. Der lie thsuer 81 itsbeu tom.
men ruiro. Dem eniweosr NUT uuH
Der Senat BEN 7ruds Der srrsateu or
ieHtlihen Weinuns natsebeR uHo ben
ROnUpsIsn bic eriblihen.n 3oll' gripi'
lesien pieoer eniSieben. Ooer es wirt
fd siu Sturm erbebsn, Der ben sanSer
uerianlisn 5enat, oas @erfjene be,
Ulllliondrs. htHiueaieaeH pi,e.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-05-24
Die l.E, .,nael.itst, senatsuutsriu

1is lsgt sinssIritsts Seuatsuutrriu
Dung sescn oielrnisen Senatvrsu -
ihreibt be III. SiaatsjsIis. u. n. -
wslds IN 3cltuussn 6iisntlih Der Ss'
iithlltaieit uno Iheilnabmt al ben Sps'
tulatiunsn IN 3uderaitlrH beidultisi
tuVrosu iiuo, i0uute GIltrbano bOieS
5sus ~ lnss iOrpcru. lusun ile &c uihi
maht, luis dls frIbersu Osrdriisen In
ttriuhnnasu, rueIhs III etHsr @tiBpG
ihuus Der auscihuIOIateu enoIsteu.
7ieitm 5suatsausihub itsbt sIn uber
ale WaBeu inirreiiGnirs Rdierial Su
@sbOie uuo peun CT ben Nuih bni, bic
Yatsrne ulhi uur III be asbetmeu
StIupiplnicl Der sessnIpdrtlaeH Iarii
Shansrrl, ipuoern audi III iens ocrWc,
Qiultu Iarii SsieBgebuua ~ wrrisn.
oaur peroeu utht rur oemOlratiihr
ipuotru audi ebruiG ulsls. wcun nlht
nod mshT r.publIianlihS Ssuai0rsu
eutIarut uuo at ben YTanaCr arItclli
perosu Rell dbeT bic @eiahr Jar SiClt
cine 10 orphenos III, Ipell bic AepubIl'
iaHsr sln sbsuiO srObsS SHtsreiis eoraH
bobeu pis be TsnOirdieu. oab BET prt
untsriuhuRe uIdts herausipmmi. ers
haIb aIanbtu luir audi uit,t, onb iis oeu
9rusd eriiiasr rpire, iur ben man iis
uutsr 10 Iauten IroHpsienhossH rIusc
isst bal. " @suu uliU lrgt bic I'm
teriuhuns I'M SaRss III, Tam nan audi
bic republlianiineu SsuGtorsn AlerIh,
AntiOu, SOnst, ROIril uuo Sherman
Dor Gas Tribunal yleben uuo ~ lhusH
iaaen: -Ylsaic. crplaR" 20 rulTo' !
ssmaht. lluo pos iih init erm 3udcr
jntrus. eds gilt audi iar autsre Art'ieI
Mhts S6dnlOisres bat hdl ls IN IT.
ssue siHsI asissssbtnosH RSrpeTihsit
srsienet. als III iener. be osm panet eis
ReR,ulsp .36ls auiatbolit bat. TO.a
mir irrsn; iie pire nUh BOH I,nr an
S6smlOiisieit sbsrtTOiisn. psIAs ~
BEN 3psds srp6hlt pOresn IL. b,
RaubjoIls oss 3ahrts 1890 abSuihoi'
isn. usm lss,ssu 6Uusrsiis 5trirr bal
BEN .3Gdsrtruit urO aHosrru RUuOpU
len nod sr0ssrs 9orihsiIt iHseWsuort
ale isin rrpubliionr'hsr 9OrOdHssr, ,uuo
bal ben ShadsI 10 Uiisn brlritbsn. pai
Sia ale &,lt NIT Edrl usu lbm abiusn.
bet.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-05-24

Better GioeH, Collector Der Rs.
GUrmid Waidinsn'g0. in 9Ilenoale.
ia ipurles perihwuneen. Dtan beiarh'
tri, eab CT ermurbet Iuures.
Sos Snsbss piro luahri6einlib Jnm
ppitmeiiter pOn 6arsO eruauut uerbeH.
aein Tentiter brand,i in oieitm Siaa'
to einamt ~ eriparteu. iUlaues SenntrI
Roat oieislb. ~ peraebtu bat Die 2eu,.
Ihen baben ibrs gilihi seibau. BET Der
gsrtheiluns Der Nemier (Suis) uer'
ben re aber ppllIidnoia isnUrirt. Sis
Wsrbeu aber bel Der ipmmenoen Serbt.
pabl ,brs YHidi am siimmiaiten auI
cine art ausjuiben wiiien, bah ben
Derren Roah Inb GpHiorteH elm mad
tiger .Seiieniiebsr- auissheu wire.
graulein Goa 8. Ciipbont pOu gsr'
le Riper bat Don Wiiluaniee bic ylad'
ridi erbalien, bab bort i2 Nctien eei
wlerhans Raiiunal' 1ani ~ ibrer Ser
flanna itebsn. Sor mebreren 9abrer
iulI bic iunae Dame einsn lranfn Ranr
In Jamestown iebr ioraidltis sspiiss
baben. Der iiA isbph niemais mebr gan
Don Iesner stranlbeii erbslie unb itarb
Der 9aier eeiIelbsn srfnbr bisiss anl
trai anitaiisn in ieinem Tshamente
bic 7ussnb uns Nufovierana lu lpbnen
| pa esr aIie 0srr unIdzeit seitsrbsH N
70 iissen bic Tehaments WoQfreds
| 5r6ulsiR CliptsHt s2s&vi6l ~ esteH
n. y. Hiesiu.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-05-24

Vim ROntas pernahm eas llHieriu'
hunaseOuiiit ioluObl ben Butt. tuis aud
bic Senatoren 6untpn unh apls. Der
2estsre mar hber cine StaRee DOR BEN
ausi4ab; CT CAB ale m0slideNusfuHit
uno srSdblis, ods Buis ucr etipa We'
naien Snm ettsH Wale init BEN Dor
idblass ~ ibm ssiommsn iei. seasn bic
Tariiserlas. 30 itimmen uns oab CT
ihm $4,000 fur ieiue Stimms angelo
ten tabe. On Gririeeruns aui cine 5ra.
os iasie senator aple, CT lei ibsrSeuat.
Butt babe aaoere 9snit pertretsn uRo
Der geri6Iae Uarbt, iueuR ansenem'
men, aussefabrt woreen iein. dnd
iasis CT. Butt babe anasbeatst. bah er,
(9ple) penn e14. 900 Hibt senns nd.
rem, iresnb cine Gummf iprsern Tonne,
uub wenn "a e7S,o00 ip&ssn.
0utt bst f& mad psrsserissH De-
si4tsn sns ben Gianbe ssma&t.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-05-24
mo Irn-nmTdIau.
Gtu 6assliAautr.

Ercatur, 81. II. Rai. Staot
uno llmaeseno wurosu hsuts uou Ciurm
ocr itrsditaiten 0aaclihliss. bic is'
mdIs brsr purseiommsu limb. heImae.
iuht Siels SdllpiiCn hatten ets Bro'
Be uor SdHierisrH. Sdtuiirn pOu Hsun,
,ehr uur Elf 3Ua i'm llminusr wdrrR
trtue Sr!tsubsu Aas blshsrissn 9r'
idhIuuacu upn posslihausru wuroen
ourh rus beut,ae GrsiautS rprit IN ben
StGtisu seitent. On Decatur 10 idum
etn 0nuS, ~ peltsm utdhi 6tunerihtl'
ben ,eriiori w0reen iiuo. Zen ar6bieu
Ssrluii bat Der Slumsnyhhtsr BON
msrsbah srlittsu. Or id,dst ben an isi
usu Irrlbbauiern aHaerlttsisu Shnoen
aui tl 600. 0islt PripaiperiUucu ha
ben bis 10 slOO Scrluii erlittsn. EW
5eINirnhtc limb itwsT ssihdoist nor
ben.
oTeudncr Roth.
@rcrn8Ipcr, @p0miRs. Die
GUrepautr. ptlbe IN ROutssllsT oem
SunoCsmaribaI Rdniiu rlntu BdhnSue
pesHohmen, limb bier auaeiommen uue
per'nHssH psrhaitei Su perosu. aber Der
WarihG! p0lie ihnen ben 8einneH Hldlt
ihuH. GS pshts lHr Seit tin bsitissr
Sauehurm, uuo ipdter mel Stnet unp
SaaSl, 10 oab bic hausrIan SummlSr
balb psrSusiirIitu. Sic poEcu I'M Ss
grin. W,coer eIneu SnbnSus Su hebleu.
ale le ppR Narihal RaHiiu in Saii &C
uVmmcu Uuroen. 5araui wuroeu ID
nsu baum siu llnirripmmtn uue 8nh'
ruHasWltisl periha'ft
-Sopal Spns."
Brnuo5orts,R y. 4, 81. Rai.
Glibunrrrt 9srioHtn IN Wpre, Iaiuta
habsu Nth pcrbinolid ssmaht mdHHla.
lidl iuni Splnrs per Sabr ~ blsteu,
nm cin,u j0nos p0n 10000 JHiam'
msRsubr;uatu. mil 0siisn Sulir bic DO
iepidlitl asrittlih ueriOlsi Derosr iOi'
len. OF iih ssstu sas grUhibitisusss'
isB ucriaaoiatH. Die dFOciatipn iuire
iid nrnnru: -Soual Gone OF RSrth
TatDii"
SOh hwah htr.
SVhustpw n, pa. SiSV herTid'
is wdbrsno IsStsT Ratt ois sr6Sie Be.
ipran,b une uur rusniss Ssute IN Oem
iiefrr atleesnsn 1bsils IesteH iih Jur
Ruht uicocr. IerCBsidditsibsil Der Siael
iicbi uu,rr 3afsr gue Der anssTihists
Snnosn betrdat 100000. Sis iest
iiuo spri Rsn'beH umssiVmmsH. oeTtu
RamcR uubcinnni iRo
gittsburs, Bo. aus pIelen am
aassbeup 5luhs srIsssusu Srtibditru
wlro isIrarapbiih Uou arUBsm Sdaoen
berltiri. 81 Gina uuo SbdrpsbHrs limb
Die SiraBtu ibsrihpemmt uno bic Ge
mhieadrteu i'm Srtraas uOn pielsn tau
ieno 7Oaers ssitdoist ruVrosn.
y2iai amkpprt. 30. lie Nuut'
aOmtrp Bride N bis iegt erhalieu; I'M
ysidDditstbsil Der 5taoi ittht eas ysGi
isr isdhs Jus bob uuO ittist uOh INNER,
lpcnu auh ishr lansium. Sm 5luiie
itehi eoS @afsr 81 5ub iber BEN ME.
brighten Ssssl Ubsr pier duB hober aIs
bsi Der 5luth i'm Sabre 1889. Die 8rh'
dc Der ghilaoslpbia uno ReaoiHs BohH
bel Nuntp iUu jsri,6rt pOroen isiu. Die
Rarieiiir. .Srhds in @illiamsport III
ihrllpeiis iUrtssihwsmmt; pier SUsen
iehleu bCrsiis, sbeuip iino bret pOu ben
pisr Bessn uOU Der NnpHdroitr. Srh'
de ieritort noroen.
Barren. 9a. Ruoerb6is iino heuit
bier an bic Stslls Der Stra6eubahupa'
atn astreisn. SdmmtIidic StrdbcH in
osm uHtsru Staottbsile it,beu uHier
@aiisr; ss lauisn. aubsr swiidsu bier
unS Gris. islns BabnSler.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-05-24

Sduere aIHoeritrnmpir 90
& gdnr ihpere Ndnusriirumpic 25e
3 quite 5rausnitrhmpir Use
StidtTttGH.
5000 glaros @iOecui a. 3he
1900 Std. brett n SC
1900 crtra brett ~ IOe
zhuht
uHitr TepaItsmsHt.
stneerihubt. l-5 SABRE 35e
Rluoerifuht, Dram 9sosr 50
GGmtHithEhs. itiu aio 9Ss
TamsE clippers 95s
Srlut W6untrihubt $500
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-05-24
10000 perionen limo bepoeen, ibre einfaufe i'm
Wrobcn Haoen bon Gbamprnp Srotbtrs,
n.~<< Ddndmdfer Store" ees o1orepeltens.

madden
6er 9dhaHen mrtf osmoc
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-05-24

: hnItt daTcH.
Carpet 'earp. ale jnrbsu lGtc
1900 ylos Suumip'uh. 30 3ua bt
uusCbl Sc
3.ooo aeblelht NJ
Stduodro aaiiune Sc
Saiisrus. ItwdrI, 10. l2i. Is II. a5r
ShUers4 6OieuJrus lc. wsrtb l5c
piwGattu I'm
tertlsIeer.
300 Tug. jraueu llutrriltiesr i1C
32s
iarit dcrmtI l2AC
400 RaHueT uH,sl 3gc
500 Balbrlssan 43c
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-05-24

Brpc
% ghHe ieint @ruberrcu RI.O
30 California ,3rpstithcu .I.O
10 lrnubSn 10
30 Shdt,teln SuuNb6lIder 10
81 RiuuO 3udsr 10
25 Stad Seie Ito
Il BsiCu 10
I Sau Bolosu Srp Surup 10
5 Biuuo gutter Raiirt -l.m
3 SunSrIeo lber 10
~ Sahisu Corn 10
3 eutes Sadpulper 5
% Riuue paisrmsbl &l G.
Wchl 8
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-04-19

10 cent Soda crackers -. O5g
25 cent table sauce, per bottle. -. IS
Is / ID. pkgs Red NJ. Plug cut tabacco ct
O5 GRADUATED sugar, per ID. ST
is Coffee "A sugar, 8 O5
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-04-19

~ = AN " 1 q
The arrangement we have made
whereby you can get two papers for the: u
price ofrone, time has been extended
to May 1st, positively no longer. The
DEMOCRAT and the st. Paul weekly
Globe for $500.
See the Worlds Fair for Fifteen cents
Upon receipt of your address and
fifteen cents in postage stamps, we will
mail you prepaid our Souvenir Port
Jolio of the Worlds Columbian Expo
sition, the regular price is fifty cents
but as we want you to haye one, we
make the price Dominal. You will
find it work of art and a thing to be
priced. It contains full page views Of
the great buildings, with descriptions
of same, and is executed in highest
style Of art, if not satisfied with it,
after you get it, we will refund the
stamps and let you keep the book,
Address H.. e.. BUCKLEN & Co.,
Chicago Ill.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-04-19
Bucklen,s Arnica salve.

" - & Z. - Is
Bucklen,s Arnica Salve.
The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give perfect satis-
faction or money refunded. Price Is
cents per box. For sale at E. I. Dono-
vans drug store.
Elder s. s. Beaver. Of McAllister-
vile, Juniatra Co, Pa, says his wife
is subject to cramp in the stomach.
Last summer she tried Chamberlain's
Collie Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy
for it, and was much pleased with the
speedy relief it afforded. She has
since used it whenever necessary and
found that it meyer fails. For sale by
Nick McGruer Langdon N. Oak.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-04-19

VIM. Taylor: I. purpose making a
trip through the different school dis.
tricts of the county this summer and
will take views of the school houses in
each district. 1t will make valuable
collection.
Now that the annual spring campaign
is over residents of the city generally
may divert their attention to cleaning
up for the summer and greatly improve
the appearance of back yards, and
streets and alleys.
Street Commissioner Walker has
been working hard this week to keep
the cross walks in passable condition.
He states that new sidewalks will be
put in at different points in the city
as soon as practicable.
j. and A. Diemert, of Mt. Carmel,
have purchased of Otto and O. G. Olson
of Elkwood, a thoroughbred Scotch
Clyde horse named young Con-
queror'' which they will travel this
season. The horse is a fine dapple bay
with fine bone and muscular power
and is we'll known by the residents OF
the northern part Of the county.
It's an off" night when there is
nothing going OH to occupy the atten.
ton of Langdon's energetic MASCULINE
population these evenings. What with
militia drill twice week, band practice
two evenings each week and three Sc.
cret orders holding regular sessions
they ought to be kept out of mischief,
Should all this fail to hold 'sm down We
recommend that they put in Il few
nights at the special services now in
progress at the Methodist church which
certainly would not do them any harm
anyway.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-04-19
A million Friends.

A friend in need is a friend indeed.
and not less than one million people
have found just such friend in DR..
Kings New Discovery for consumption
colds and coughs. If you never used
this great cough medicine one trial will
convince you that it has wonderful
curative powers in all diseases of the
throat chest and lungs. Each bottle is
guaranteed to do all that is claimed or
money will be refunded. Trial bottles
free at E. I. Donovan's drug store.
Large bottles SO cents and $1.OO
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-04-19
Best Key West cigars at schulkey's.
Elford Bros, want a car load of pota-

o0CV my WVoV VlScbAo az 0SuuAAOy %
Elford Bros, want a car load of pota-
toes. 1886
A complete stock of trunks and va
Uses at Boyd's. %
New lettuce, onions, radishes and
celery at Schulke's. 81
Highest price paid for butter and
eggs at Elford Bros. %
Jno. Bidlake was rustling collections
here for the Plano people last week.
Ripe fruit of all kinds at the new
post Office store. Jos. Powers, prop. l
Oscar Howatt, of Mazda made final
proof on his homestead last Friday.
Have you taken advantage of our
clubbing offer with the st. Paul Globe.
Buy your clothing at Boyd's-fit and
price guaranteed. 80
Jas. Loynes ST., is busy putting UP a
house for himself on the west side of
the city.
Have you seen those horned toads
that Jno. Powers brought back from
California;
Milton Elford left this week to look
after the putting in Of crop on his
farm in Pembina county.
Joe Power has been having the in
terror of the post-ofice building treat
ed to fresh paper and paint.
Rev. f. M. Wood came up from
Fargo and conducted services at the
Presbyterian church Sunday.
Yves. Balfour visited the city Sunday
but returning to Osnabrock before the
strike blockade stopped the traffic.
Fifty cases of shoes unloaded at
Boyd's last week. We got them at
half price, you can buy them at the
same rate. 80
Rev d Halfpenny will preach in the
M. E. church on Sunday at II a. M,
and at the Harvey Centre school house
at $3.50 in the afternoon.
Judge Dickson is expecting a brother
from the east this week, who will re-
main during the summer, and if pleas
ed with the country may locate here.
Rev. E. B. Robson will conduct
services at Radford's on Sunday at II
a. M, and at Crockett's school house
at $3.50 p. NJ, all are cordially invited.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-04-19
oDoNruNDER.

Having purchased the right to use
Odontunder, the celebrated anaes-
thetic, I am prepared to do painless ex-
tracing and operating in my office at
the Columbia hotel every month from
the 23rd to 3Oth.
W. F. CoRBETr, D. D. S..
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-04-19
Ten little editors
Ont for a ssrT;me !,

Ten little editors
Out for a Time"
One took the Kelley cure
And then there were nine.
Nine little editors,
One of them was late
At the smoke social
And then there were eight.
Eight little editors
On the way to heaven,
One stopped at st. Paul,
And then there were seven.
Seven little editors
Sought the back door,
Three forgot to come out,
And then there were four.
Four little Editors
Struck q jack pot,
One of them opened it,
The other three ''wero not
One little editor
Playing solitaire,
''Old Subscriber" paid up Il s1
And he dropped dead with astonishment.
Verdict:
Heart failure from sudden shock"
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-04-19

Cedar; also southern Yellow Pine
Sash, Doors and Building paper Lime, Cement and
Brick Parties desiring to build will do well to get my
prices, as will not be undersold.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-04-19

Keeps constantly On hand alarge stock
of well selected Lumber and Building
material Etc, including Minnesota
White Pine, Washing ton Fir and Red
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-03-23
krt Gems Gin Uolors) Free.

RusselPs Art Collections, of over
four hundred magnificent pictures,
size 10 by IS, are issued in twenty
four Series, each containing seventeen
tull page pictures IN colors, (regular
price $I.oo per Series) can be secur-
ed by simply asking your local Grocer
or Dry Goods merchant with your
next purchase) for one of Russells
Art Coupons. If he cannot supply it
TO you, have him write Immediately to
Russell Art Publishing Co., No. gas
Arch ST., Phila., for full particulars,
and we will see that you secure an
Art Coupon through him free. An
enterprising merchant can increase his
trade 100 per cent. by using RusselI's
Coupon System. 323-4t.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-03-23
No Man Can Conceive
Hood;S';s':' ';s':''sil' Cures

hoods Pills cure liver Ills, constipation,
biliousness, 1aundice, sick headache, indigestion
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-03-23
PUNISH THE LYNOHERS'

The lynching of the murderer near
Stroudsburg by an angry mob is con-
demned without reserve by every
newspaper which has commented
upon il. 1t is without excuse, since
cold blooded murder is visited by
death in this State by the Courts with
out exceptions or deviation.
The carelessness of the Sheriff in
allowing the prisoner to escape can
not be pleaded as provocation Of
the outrage, as the mob had tried to
break into Jail and lynch the prisoner
when he was still in the custody of
the Sheriff, 1t was an outpreak of IN
reasoning violence, the fruit of a
bloodthirsty spirit that ought not to
be shielded or excused iu this region.
Rarely has the State been disgraced
by such crime. 1t ought not to
happen again, aud to insure the sup
remancy of the law hereafter severe
punishment must be meted out to the
lynchers of Richard Puryear
The authorities of Monroe County
owe it to the State whose fair record
has peen broken in their county seat
to punish adequately and promptly
the ring leaders of this riot and all
who had any share in the Iynching oi
the murderer. There is all the more
| need of this, because the ease with
| which the murderer escaped from jail
lends color to the suspicion that the
Sheriff did not do his duty, but cater
ed to the mob by the facilitating the
prisoners escape. Whether this sus
picion is just or not, it is clear that
the authority of the court has been
usurped by the mob in Monroe
County, the law OF the State violated
and Texan methods introduced into
Pennsylvania. This must be rebuked
and the law. abiding citizens of Monroe
County must see that it is done. The
lynchers are guilty of murder in the
second degree at least. They SHOULD
each and all be given an opportunit,
to cool their hot tempers within tn,
walls of the penitentiary. Press.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-03-23
Truly a Wonderful Gun.

A new rifle surprising all the others
in every particular is reported in the
Figaro to he brought out by French
inventor 1t is a magazine gun ex.
tremely light, ard can fire one hundred
cartridges without overheating the bar
rel. Its recoil is so slight that the sol
dier is never troubled with it, and its
hundred cartridges, which are less than
half the weight of the same number
of cartridges, of any other rifle, can be
fred without taking the weapon from
the shoulder. The effects of its little
bullets are said to be terrific.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-03-23
WHITTIER ARE WE DRIFTING 2


The situation, or condition of busi-
ness prosperity in relation TO adverse
| circumstances is peculiar in the ex-
treme. The leading feature of alter.
nate bushes activity and depression
is that Of cause and effect There are
varioas types of circumstances that
| contribute to these results Legisll
ton, over production and inventive
genius. Most prominent among these
is inventive genus. But how can
this be, if the adage, necessity is the
mother of invention" be true? The
peculiar contrast between want and
suffering among millions, and an TN
exampled surplus of all the necessaries
of life at such low prices that the for
mer should be on the verge of starva.
tion is one of the marvels of the age.
That there are SO many dispensaries
of charity to relieve the poor is a
striking feature of the hard times that
have come upon US. But what evil
dence is there that the above condi-
tions can be materially changed, either
by legislation or by any other means ?
The world is established and fixed in
her way, and the business of the world
is also established by fixed and un-
alterable principles and laws, and
those established principles will be
perpetuated until the end Of time. ex-
cept unforeseen events intervene and
change the fixed principles upon which
the business of the world depends.
One nation is not confined to itself,
nor wholly independent of ITSELF any
more than one community or neighbor
hood, or family isindependent irrespec
tive of all the rest. The whole hu
man family of the world, individually,
are mutually dependent one upon the
other, regardless of political divisions
or national lines, The business of the
world is no longer question of labor,
but that of expediency and dispatch.
Labor no longer plays an important
part in the business of the world, ex
cept as subjugated and subdued
auxiliary, or slave to machine labor.
Labor lost its prestige through the in.
ventor, and can never recover its for.
mer independence. Machine labor
has retired manual labor to such an
extent, that if all the labor of the
world, including machine labor, were
employed at full capacity, the demand
for the worlds product could be sup
piled in six months of every year.
Hence what else than poverty, priva
tion and starvation can be expected
from such condition
Rapid production, rapid transporta-
ton, quick demand, quick supply,
everything done with the speed of
electricity-a vacuum produced and a
vacuum filled, and there is lull,
panic, depression until another va
cum is produced, the surplus con-
sumed, the demand will again be sup
piled in short order.
The production of the world under
existing circumstances can only 60 by
clerks" and labor can only be en-
ployed by Jerks" and / see no way
out of the dilemma. But meanwhile,
the concerns run by labor saving ma
chinery, absorb all the floating and
transferable wealth of the world and
thus gradually force into poverty all
the weaker forces, and as time rolls on
millionaires will become billionaires
and poverty will be multiplied and in
tensihed both as to numbers, want
and suffering. JoHN Z. WENNER.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-03-23
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