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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1895-04-05

Alvin D Brock,
Utopia, Napa City, Cal.
wv Park, Hickman's P 0, Ala.
Oh Davis, Miami Station, NO.
w Wooder, Lay, Ala.
DB Williams, Benicia, Cal.
Mitchell, Lathrop, Cal.
Rw Anderson, Scottsville, Ill.
TT Bightman, Campbell, Ncb.
Frank " Hobbs, lock box GAG,
Bangor, Nainc.
VIM Fleckner, Sequel, Cal.
Phelps, box l75, Quincy, III.
Saml A Hauser, Winston, N G
A Men Harrison, Ashland, Oregon.
Geo L Davis, Travis, KY.
W s Nelson, box 226 Larimore, N D
Am Latham, Eggvills, Tenn.
Danl A Mclean, Banksville, Pa.
Henry Glaze, Francesville, Ind.
Duncan, New Albany, Ing.
AT King, lone, Oregon.
IT Chisler, Perrysville, Ind.
Phil Davis, South wabash, Ind.
JR Sims, Roane, Texas.
BIZ Cole, Bud, Ind.
Il Clark, New Lebanon, Ind.
VT Davis, Waldron, Ark.
WIN Il wight, Waushara, Xas.
John V wynn, Heathville, Ill.
EG Kuhn, wolf, Ohio.
welby Larabee, PleasantPrairie, Wis
HH Summers, Entrekim, Pa.
JK Hyder, Ovid, Mo.
DA Pew, Sta. A, St Joseph, Mo.
VIM T Stratton, Sullivan, Ind.
CT Sanders, Aillifeld, Ohio.
JH Carr, Bonham, Texas.
0 Lamb, Custar, Ohio.
Ell Harmon, Havslock, Iowa.
Al Wheatley, Dyersburg, Tenn.
Michael Zimpleman, GrassCreek, Ind
Irwin Valentine, box IS, Fostoria, 0
JIG Hssler, Cayuga, Ind.
Geo E Bartlett, Newark, Neb.
VIM vibber, Mt Carmel, Ill.
wv Cooper, Talladega Springs, Ala.
BIZ Walker, box $50, Carthage, NO.
Alvin Phillips, 100 Forest av:
jamestown, N Y.
WI Spear, 9o2 Lafayette av.
Moundsville, w Va.
HH Brown, box $40, Wabash, Ind.
WI Bush, box 2O2, Pleasantville, o.
Rw Robinson, Eightmile, Oregon.
wesley Macsmber, Vancouver, wash.
Cwirth, Bellevue, Iowa.
Harry MOnger, Goosport, Ala.
John c Moore; Kokomo, Ind.
RI Overman, Clayton, Ind.
JIM worl, Hagerstown, Ind.
Oh Essex, Alturas, Cal.
WIN + Baker, Saltilloville, Ind.
James weatherford, Sptingerton, Ill
Cora walden, Burnett, Ind.
ELawrence, Harrisville, Ind.
Jacob F Hutchinson, Basalt, Idaho
cB Black, Ross P o, Ky.
VII case, Maryville, Ky.
JF carter, Crate, KY.
Anton ] Sanders, Client, Ninn.
CINCINNATI, o.
EO Bechtoft, 800 west It'll ct.
holland, 247 Carlisle av.
Rsbt L Zeidler, 5 west 4th st.
CONVICTION, KY.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1895-04-05

We have secured from one Of the
largest publishing houses in New
York city a list containing 100
Novels by the most popular authors
in the world. Many books on our
list cannotbe purchased in any other
edition. Send us a one cent stamp,
write your address plainly and we
will forward you a printed list Of
them from which you make your
own selection.
Address DELASD & Co., Fairport,
N. Y.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-01
FRAP SET BY SPAIN.

AS if the Venezuelan difficulty
were not sufficient, the Administra-
ton has received a setback in it's at
tempt to gain glory out of the Cuban
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-01
His Life for His Dog.

Waycross, Oot. 24.-At Waynes-
vile, thirty miles below Waycross,
Isaac Wall, colored, gave his life to
save his dog. His dog stood on the
track aud barked at the approaching
passenger train.
Wal saw that his dog was going
t, perish under the wheels of the
locomotive, and he jumped in front
of the engine, and pushed the canine
off. His body was terribly mangled,
and the dog escaped injury,
The dog stood guard over the
body of bis dead master until help
came.-Herald.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-01
PITTS CARMINATIVR

AAy ATSON'S CAMPAIGN BOOKS.
w Single Copy, ga Cents Eivs
Copies. slice.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-01
A GIRL TO THE 'FRONT.'.
She Goes to Fight For Cuban
Independence.

A romantic tale comes from Cuba,
which is now at war with Spain.
Senorita Angelina Gonzales, the
belle Of Banes l6 years old, suddenly
disappeared few day ago.
Her fathers repeating rife and a
machete belonging to a laborer upon
the place were also found TO be miss
ing.
A letter from the young girl ad-
dressed to her mother was finally dis.
covered which explained her flight.
HER LETTER:
81 am going to ioia my two broth.
ers who are with Maceo's army
fighting for Scuba libre.' l shall
share their hardships and accom- any
them to death or victory" -Lincoln
Citizen,
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-01

instruction. The payment of the
Mora claim was forced by the Sec
Rotary OF State out of Spain at time
when the agitation for recognition
Of Cuba frightened the Spanish
authorities into the belief that it
would be wise for them to make
peace with the United STATES at any
cost. If the cooperation of the
American Government could be Sc
cured to prevent tillibusterlng and at
the same time to ward off threaten
ed recognition of the rebelIious colo
ny, the expenditure of $1,500,0OO
would be cheap for such an accom-
plishment.
After the Mora claim had been
paid, however, the A lninistration,
dimly apprecisting the strength of
public sentiment in favor of the
struggling Cubans, felt itself impell
ed to do something in responce to
that sentiment.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-01

e the undersigned have

e the undersigned have
formed a partnership for the
purpose of conducting a gen
eral Grocery business. We
respectfully invite the public
to call and get our prices be-
fore buying, We'believe that
we can sell goods as cheap as
anybody and will guarantee
perfect satisfaction. Call and
see us.
You will find US in brick
building formerly occupied by
Massey & Son.
]. V. BoATR1GHT,
]. Lee JOINER.
Tennille, Ga. Sept. 1, 1895.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-01
NO INYEsr1G ALTON ALLOWED.

A communication was addressed
through minister Hannis Taylor at
Madrid asking Spain if there would
be any objection to the visit of an
agent of the United States to the
Island OF Cuba 20 discover the stu
alton of affairs there and to make q
report to this Government, so that
Congress and the American people
could be informed of the trae condi-
tons. The naughty Castilians re-
sented this brilliant move III state
craft and peremptorily refused to
submit to an investigation by an
emissary from foreign nation, init
mating at the same time that SPAN
was peri, city able to take care of its
own affairs and that, if the United
States desired information as to Gu.
ba, she could obtain it from Madrid !;
but, really it did not appear to be
angbody's business except that OF
those Immediately concerned in put
ting down the insurrection.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-01
TIME TO KEEP QUIET.

When this story gained currency
to-day attempts were made to hay.
it verified from the State Depart
ment, but everybody connected with
that branch of the executive Govern
ment was completely dumb.
1t is suggested that whoever con-
ceived the idea Of an investigation
made mistake in not letting Spain
believe that "Paramount" Blount
would be the emissary. There would
have been no doubt in Spanish cir
cles that Blount would report in
favor Of continuing monarchial su-
premaey, and his mission would
therefore not have been objection
able.-The Press.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-01

1t is your own fault if your food
sours, heart thumps and you are ir-
ritable, weak and nervous. SCOTS
Carbo- Digestive Compound is guar
anteed to relieve you. See adv. in
another column.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-01
Everybody in this Vicinity
Should Visit The
EXPOSITION
At Atlanta.
THE GEORGIA RAILROAD

Is selling round trip tickets at
very low rates. See the Agent at
your nearest station for the low rates
You should go and take your
family.
1t will be years before you and
they will have another such oppor-
tunity.
The sights to be seen at the Expo
sition will compensate yos fully for
the expenditure, and be as good as
a months or more schooling for your
children. aud world of knowledge
for your wife.
1t is a duty you owe yourself and
family. Perform it.
JOE w. WHITE, A. G. SAcKsoN,
T. p. A. G. P. A.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-01

OUR g: i: :. &: 5: S: ;::;
don't believe it ask Jacobs
the leading Druggist of the South.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-01

THROUGH Gan eERVLoA
septhbsund Ka Ee-Daaly lScal srAAh Bo4wOsA 81
hntA apd MEcsn.
No. l&-Ssa Shore RzprSss. isaTias Atlanta 6aaty d
$40 D. m solid train to Brunswick, With through Seaa
4rs 70 Brprswsh and Jacksonville. SnnsSasRa as Rv0SG
Ar sAVAnnAh.
No SOLID tran. Atlanta BrunEwOk aaAksA ~ sesga
Northbound No. lS-ChAttapoogA Express
No G-ThrougL sleeper 20 Cineinnsti. SonrsOttRg D
ShastaneosA with sleeper fer Memphis Rad 81 OotVaN
junction deeper Ez ais.s and Points sAe =.
W aAilroRd.
10 THE Owl train. 20 chattanooga With lsSA
sespsr epen IN Union Depot Of 10 eoRRssalAg &
AsRphla oiRciRnSH Ahe Bristol
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-01

Gho only hns sSersttae ssiii PEllgSs SssEhale4 As
nd sselns betwasn AtiAahA WeOhAssSa aAe Eew Sssa
hSTnine abs Saekess 0ud beet rOUsS u sA sGsase ME-
eaabrnclas CkAalaeAA GESsAebora DAAvsli0 IEaS2&ad
GaAslosteavNle
BE w vssabulsG yrAaA AEantA % ESR Tsga, @1s&i
Espod sxelusiv ely 81 RunDahA siSspEa oASS anA B0
&aa csaas1ts u DAnvNlo With sleeper sss MaAelaAH
Ne d, 'TAe y . Taa Gsal- FujnAAA aAsspss AaassA
% EsV esgk-
EG 10 Pullman aeoPsss asssnssore 70 EtssneaA
'1oqS'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-12
WASHINGTON. Anrll IL


Secretary Morton said today concern
ing the recent rise in the price Of meats
to a reporter Of the Associated Press.
The price Of cattle has been quite re-
markable and certain fluctuations seem
unaccountable. 1t would appear that
the primary cause Of the increased
prices is that the supply Of cattle Is de-
ereasing while the demand Is con-
stantly increasing.
In Texas there are not ton cattle
today to hundreds a short time ago.
and the four points, so called-Chica-
90, Kansas City, st. Louis and Omaha
where cattle are slaughtered, are fall
ing off in their supply to the markets
The reduction last year was 1l234i
head Of cattle MS compared with the
year before. The Chicago production
fell off 2J959s head and Omaha AN,
while KanSas City increased 4jjOl and
ST. Louis 66,lGi, making net reduc-
tlon as stated. This reduction naturally
would bring an Increase of price to the
consumer. Then, too. cornfed cattle
are preferred and our supply of corn
fell OFT enormously last year.
This in part explains the falling off
III pIouuClnu OF ulEh cattle, ana II is Il
marked feature Of the American con-
sumner that he wants the very best of
cattle and the choice parts, slrlOlns or
porterhouse rather than the mere nu-
tritive or round or neCks,
Mr. Mortou's Inquiry as to an alleged
trust are In part directed by current
statements as to the influence which
the Big -Four have in depressing the
price OF live cattle His attention has
recently been called to a statement
that when a consignment of cattle We're
offered in Kansas City l-2 cents was
offered, and that with the same con-
signment taken to St Louis 6 cents
was offered and in Chicago "a cents
was offered II was asserted that these
fluctuations were due to the ability Of
the Big Four TO rnpress prices. Mr..
Morton says that while this explanation
seems reasonable on its face, he does
not consider 1t SUFFICIENT. He says that
II there was a demand for the live cat
tie the price would 20 up regardless
Of the combine. His inquiry, he added,
Is designed TO bring out just what in
Huences the Big -Four have on prices.
Mr. Morton bclves that the inquiry
will be Of special Importance in bring
ing out the causes for tine Increase In
price In one OF the most essential Urti-
cles of food and that 1t viii be Of value
to the farmer at the present time.
Secretary Morton will issue insuuC-
lions to meat inspectors to begin work
at once.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-12
ROBBERY NEAR CRIPPLE CREEK,
WELLs-FARGO HELD Up FOR SIX.
TEEN THOUSAND.
THE STAGE DRIVER STOPPED AND
THE TREASURE BOX CARRIED
AWAY IN REGULATION NOUN.
TAIN ROBBER STYLE 49, WHAT
THE COMPANY'S AGENT SAYS.


CRIPPLE CREEK C,Io Arrurt
The mail and e,,rass - ,.,,i,,,
connects vim tho ,ritr.n5 -,
railroad nj GRACE, ,ras - 80
abotit t,yo ,n,,os fr,,,, ,t,t, ,i,,. g., ,.,',
''' ~ wv
H'lH WIZ oNerpoWered the driver,
Robert Smith, secured an express
package containing S1g ODo and .s,,,,ol
M, bors.,,oot.
me hoId-up took place about $3.50
O'Clock on the summit of Tenderroot
hill on the highway bat,ya.r ,,ri,,,t.
GO. 49,, ~, P''1
"'4 '''"'9S' me H''" una eN-
press wagon, driven by Messenger
Robert Smith. WINS on rolifa rrnt,,
,ar.gs,, ~, ,r,.t,,.i.. r,.,,.,. III. -,
''.'- ''eN WI" '"e Hlul
ana express matter received at Grassy
ON the morning train from Denver and
Colorado SurInrs Tvo man sittf,,.,
b.siIa tba r...t -, -, ''''''
'''' 'N'' "'1oS'eu 9"Alh' ask
'Hs LOT rue lie drew up his team
and one OF tho men climbed up on the
seat beside hin, .y.hua che, ,,tt,.,.. -.
~, '''"''''
w ','5 "'hs'he Dehlhu' As soon as
smith started 90 drove ON the man bp-
hind struck him on the head geverai
tip,sz vim a. r.,,,t,,-. mn,
-, olo"
staggered but aid not stun him. The
man on the seat with him also drew a
revolver ana leyelling II at hin, CON
r,.,l,t l,t,,, D.. ..., -. -.
ha,ts 80 H.. egV uOMn' walk 10 me
hri,i'ag va ~, S''e noIses anu noIi their
ca,,nrr'l Y', u '','p'gu qua VINE ne was
ana rl,i,a ts hu'' my rlPpeu open
as 49, nv r,"!. anu cypress poueh-
Inc. Sir GIp l., '"s pNuMuse contain
n',sisI,,.s ~ 7,,',s.S' o,he' NaluHo,e
i,,,. 80 ~ u.u!ttneu me Two read
nfT ,',ni,i,, t iiH un'eu t'leltl anu IG4e
VIM ,ys At, '''e noun VI, 'eihS' smith
fissfv ira van "'u D'eeuihB pro-
ne rnssitiN w sne ny rs quleAly
Of mo ifar,.,, ,'gi ie NV w IN front
80 I,ii @'5o yNPIts9 once ne tainted
tivrd and ril ,''7 Sga, Sanith was re-
Mn, Vim, ',n,tu Nhat hau pelalIen
the tir,o '"tnSy minutes ulhe from
Dep,t,, st,.rios WuS committed
AMI t,yo h,,,,i l 9.elil"b anu jackson
tbs t,i'IS i 100 rI men sur 'gI 10 seour
have gn ,,,, III a." % uls IoopeFs' VINO
HeIisycI t i',,,.'' a. start that II Is not
ms heir ~ 1'h escape. a message
bi',,i 49,, M 70 CHn,vh CITY Tor
non ~ NHlsh wiz pS put on the
captured beror o' y, ~ they are not
PACKAGE ser,,rNl ,,,. rs 60 ne Slv,VvO
n consi,,sr,i.,,' 10y "ip rupnets was
yens s Earsl rom Denver by the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-12
CHICAGO. AprlI II:

The Southern Pacific telegraphed to-
day from Los Angeles Withdrawing
from tho sale OF tickets to St Paul
and other Minnesota points by way Of
l9l Paso, Fort Worth and Kansas City,
and also by way OF ogden and Kansas
City. None OF the roads We're pre-
pared to say what action they would
take to meet that OF the southern Pa
clho and none OF them seemed at all
disturbed over the matter. The ao-
ton of the Southern Pacific comes just
at a time, however, when any little
thing is liable to cause no end of con-
fusion and trouble among the Western
tines.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-12

SAVINGS OF rHR sArEs.

William Cameron: "a man without
money Is not worth u continental d"
Colonel Dix: "I have had big time,
spent lots of money, but 1t was not
mine
Charlie swasey; This is the great
est gang / ever saw"
Charlie Pratt: Pouring Texas beer
in Texas lumhcrman is like pouring
sand in n rat hole"
b. Arthur Johnson: Drinking Tex
as beer is like kissing Texas glrls-too
long to get enough"
Billie O'Neill: NO bouquet; no con-
venton for me. DO you see? DO you
undc"stand?"
Secrgtury Carl Drake: "a conven-
ton at Austin. by a d. site, is better
than going to Houston"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-12
wANr A REHEARING.

Washington. April il.-Counsel for
the appellants in the recently decided
Income tax cases have prepared a
petition to be submitted TO tho United
States supreme court asking n rchear-
ing Of the case before full bench. The
motion for rehearing viii Dee made
upon The ground that questions iuvoly-
ed IN these cases as to COnstituiouality
of the act and that the supreme court
early IN its history adopted the prac-
tice OF requiring constitutional ques-
lions To be heard by a full court in
order that the judgment might be the
decision of the majority Of the whole
court
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-12
THE GAzErTE. FRIDAY APRIL II. 1895

heud the terms used and can give one
q pointer on them The programs We're
handsome souvenirs OF the occasion.
on the front cover was well-eNecuted
Autograph OF n saw min win trees
around It, on the limb OF one OF which
was the Great Black Cat or the HOO
fioos.' on the front program page
was kitten. 1t was handsomely got
ten up in every way. On the tables
were choice cut flowers, adding fresh
ness and beauty TO the picture of Joy
and revel within, Wine, sauterne and
champagne flowed freely and wit and
song bubbled frequently from the ever
ready mouths OF those present. over
two hundred Joined In the mirth and
made the evening merry with their
conversation and applause. The toasts
were as follows.
Mayor b. b. Paddock. Toast Master.
ITO our Guests"
Response by President r. d. Gribble.
The Future Of Texas" .., Paul NAPLES
The Lumbermen Of Texas" ....,.
...................Carl L. Drake
Fort Worth and Her Railroads"
.,,,,, '.......'........,..V Z. west
The Press" ...,......,,..W. H. Barns
our Wives and our sweethearts1
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. j. PoWell
Impromptu ad Libltum.
All these were handled and handled
well. Mayor Paddock was particularly
happy In all he said, and the other
speakers were fully up to their stand
ard or excellence Barns "The Press
was credit To the gang" he repre-
scented. T. j. Powell grew as eloquent
as Joe Bailey in talking of "Our wives
aud Swaethearts," and Carl Drake beat
his record nominating Austin Xester-
day IL was n hitting finale to the con-
vcntion and an affectlonate farewell to
the lumber kings who have been in the
city this week. Every one present
showed his appreciation and praised
the reception committee, the citizens
and Manager Hardwlok. II showed the
mettle OF Fort Worth and will be treas
ured by the lumhermen long after 1895
has been added to the cycles Of the
past.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-12
GAVE HIMSELF up.
After Fourteen Years lie VIII Prove III.
Innocence.

A''eF rourteen Years He VIII Prove HI.
Innocence.
austin, Tex, April 1.-R. A. nlan1t,,,
fugitive fruan Justice for fourteen St,irl
mn returned here and SURRENDERED H. ,s,
Slle,rs lie was indicted In ISL for e ,le
y AEnng several thousand dollars f,oin IN ~,
austin Buildlng and Loan association ANY
escaped TO Mexico. He was kidnaneJ NJ, w.
aui brought back to Austin. but on ia MN
&c contendci that he could not no orrgt ~ "a
~ Mexico under the pNjvlsl0ns Of thn tnS,nn
i9r embezzleircnt and the court snsIei,,.,SS
MS plea. lie was released aud riven fv
au!s ~ which 10 get back to NeyIN, IKE
WIS the latter part Of 1852 and since tbmn
Isl lndforFs exact Whereabouts hnye NO.,
NnknoWn Last year II WINS rcportnd 49,
ne hgl diel, and his appearances in A,,sth,
was great surprise He states that FOR H.
past SIX years he has been living In savat'
non Ca, holding an Important position In
thnt CITY. He was tired OF being furittve
nnl surrnrlered TO have the matter sft-
tlcl. He i o prominent odd Fellow md
prl " 70 hts troubles was very nnpnior Tho
b os7 of tho building association have heen
Destroyed hy FIRE ana evidence against him
U there over was any, will he difficult Ia
Ind NJ this late day. and he will hardly i,p
convicted II alwlvs has been claimed That
MS shnrinrp. n there really was any, was
me result Of carelessness and was not In.
territorial.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-12
MOVIE 40 rEHsnNALs-

o.,
feS9n' travelling, passenger
agent OF the Baltimore ana Ohio. was
mere y.7t'r lhy rom 'aiia-
W.. a., DashiHl. travelling passenger
%, W. sNA7 Ih1 racine was
here Yesterday from Dallas.
NIllAm noheriy' passenger agent Of
m GuI, NolgtAlo ana santa re, went
20 DL,ia5 ytsieFday'
g.. J., Downs. master Of transporta-
Ion OF the Gult, Colorado ana santa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-12
THINKS IN EXAGGERArnn

Denver. Colo. Aprn II .-superlntend-
ent j. l.. Stubs OF The Fargo Exnress
company went to Cripple Creek to.
night He said he did not know how
much money there was in the treasure
box, but thought the sum reported
from the camp as stolen was exagger,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-12
DEKALn ArrAcHMrNr

DeKalb, Tex, April Ill. @. Allison
was attached today hv the Camera,
roller mills Of Fort Worth. The AZ
tachment was paid on by w. +. White
hurst OF New Boston and he took
charge OF the stock.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-12

20 the editors ~ some NJ these great
lumber journals voluntarily thanking
them for ih"ir marked influence IN.
handliug questions OF traffic ana bring
ing nDlut better relations between
transportation companies and the mill
and lumber men. The man IN the lum-
Der business who judipiously uses the
colpmnS OF these great lumber Journals
finds himself IN fow years outatrip-
pinT hia more conservative competitor
who fails 10 grasp tho true worth or
thls mrnns q assisting him In his bust
ness ana who gives what little patron
age he may extend them as a matter OF
good fellowship and pays no moro at .
ttntl'n 10 u hecaueo he places no higher
estimate on the value OF their columns
The value OF the lumber papers In ex-
tending the lumber trade IN an It's DO
partments can scarcely be over-estlm-
ated IL goes 70 the saw mill man and
Keeps him IN touch with ali that every
other saw mill Is doing. giving him in
formation that pays him sometimes in
one edition many times the value Of his
advertisements and subscription; II COOS
20 me lumber yards and tolls the retail
dealer Of the markets, prices and fluc-
tnations, and what his competitors or
contemporaries ara doing. and how
they prosper or why thoy fan. thug
giving him the only means by which he
could gain this valuable Information.
IL Eoes into the hands Of contractors
and builders, and brings them In touch
with and to the knowledge OF tho mill
nnd yard mon and the entire lumber
business Its editorials and corres-
'iponfence rs 10 the value OF the ynrinua
I kinds OF lumber, their uses and growing
Importance, together with all that ax-
. rH~ience and money have done to i'm
prove or enlarge the field In which
hese can be utilized are cOnled far and
; vide Into all the papers and periodlcals
y me dny and are read by all classes
n people. Such Information, actually
md authoritatlvely given can only he
ound as a rule. In the lumber trade
onrnals; hence they become educational
n the sense that creates greater and
4 nore favorable demands for an the
products OF timber. and. therefore. In
''aluable to everybody engaged i'm this
industry. II is scarcely necessary to
ny anything about advertising. The
nan VINO does not realize Its value has
ailtd in learning almost the primer
ssson OF modern success. But advertis-
ne II an art, and no man can buy
eaaonahle space In a trade publien-
ol' and give intelligent attention to
ltnv this space with matter espacintlv
fAiKned 10 bring him returns without
Nlue back. 40
TRADE Journalism Is the outgroytb ~
n ne marvellous perfection Ia which oil
nHinesa and callings have bAen brought
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cLtvELAND'S STIFF MISSIVE.
HE LEAVES LANSING TO HIS OWN
CONSCIENCE.

GENERAL WILSON
SAYS TIMES ARE BECOMING
GOOD CONGRATULATIONS IN
REFERENCE TO COLLECTING
THE INCOME TAX.
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NEWS OF THE RAILROAD WORLD.
THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC WITH
DRAWN SALE OF TICKETS.

TWO MINNESOTA POINTS BY WAY
OF Ell PAso. FORT WORTH AND
KANSAS CITY-NoNE or THE
ROADS SEEM TO BE AT ALL DIS
TuRBED ABOUT THE MATTER,