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The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-04-12

For durability they unsurpassed complete stock of all
hand Remember If soles
within
bring promptly will mend free of charge
Yours truly
- DDnd
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-04-12

We are authorized to announce
w. j. GROOM
OF Flora, as candidate for the Legis-
lature, subject to the action of the
Democratic party.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-04-12
Il PROSPEROUS HOLE.

Their $3.50 Shoe positively lid
equal. We have customers that
mot worn any other make Of
Shoes for years and they say they
mot do without them.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-02
0ei1dftS. .Noti3cn-

3enrp @rone ma4t biermit be-
tannt, :oaB er auf ieinem alien Plat I'M
Baiement pon S@eQ's @ebduoe an Der
@de pom W}inneiota> unb 2. NoroitraBe
nod pie por Butter un6 @ter fault uno
ben b09iten Marttpreis 1T @aib bofiir
be3ablt.
3ebn unb 3molf @auonen baltenbe
Mildtannen pon better Sorte iino 8,
baben I'M Store pon
$. 2aubeni d I'd er.
Te;ner S@me,;er>, 9ridfeinz,
9imburaer~, &rduter> uno Gream>&dle
lit beitdnois im @'el9aft BON s. $.
8ebnte Su baben.
Trii@er Early Amber 3uderz
robriamen, sorontirt oob ct pa3it. til
bet pionierz9lpotDete uon 9lno. $. 3D.
itein gu babcn.
Die beriibmten New Process
uno "Quick Meal' @aiolinsOefen,
bic beiten i'm Martt, ino I'M @el3aft
BON $. 9auoeni3ld gu baben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-02
(zourtlan6 9tahridtell.

gtma um 10 ubr am Montas Nbent
ertOnte Neueralarm, ba Trau so. .3iestes
GROCER Stau in Tlammen ltanb. Ders
lelbe brannte bis auf ben @runb nieoer,
nobel &dlber, Elm Toblen unb ei,'
wertbuoues Yfero umtamen, bic nidt
mebr aus benz brennenben @ebdube ber>
ausseidafft ueroen tonnten. Das Teuer
entitano bur9 bic grploiion elmer Ga:
terne, melde bic Suu9ens bel Der Nrbeit
9ebrau@t batten.
unier 9otel be S9lottmanu wiro an
Der 0tarbieite our@ einen 9eraumisen
Nnbau uno an bet entsesenseietten
Seite our9 cine neue Sfiice uerieben,
iooaB oas reilenbe Pubtitum in atfer
&iir;e ein eriter &laile 9otel uorfinoen
mirb.
9enrp 6ulte muroe auf bic Nntlase,
einen uerbre@erti3en Mnsriff auf Bertha
Sceman 9ema@t gu baben, bur4 Triez
bensri@ter S9lottman AT bic na4ite
Situns oes Diitrittsseri@ts iibecbuns
ben.
SRI. emma @rebe, rpel9e iid ldn=
sere 3eit babier gu Seiu6 aufbielt.
tebrte am Montas mad 9few lllm suriid.
Gbos. 8lod unb Gbas. Tostel neblt
6rauen uon Neu lllm befanoen iid iiber
Sonnta9 beiu9sweile BEL bielisen Ser
manbten.
Die Superpil lors pom Conn Court
LAMB baben elmer, neuen Columbia Goao
@raSer anseidafit.
Gourtlanb vbubmt". Orei uerldies
bene Mannldaften iinb nit Grri@tun9
neuer @ebduli9teiten beiddft,st. rSu
is't re@t Sunss, bolt fait!"
Cine S9ma9, uie iie ,uobl ielten
uortommt, fam am montas bier gum
Mustraa, ais 8. 6. Senien NIT ieiner
S9mieoewertitatt pon bem @runb uno
8oben, auf benz li9 oieielbe leit. .Sabren
beian6, auf bic @traBe seieet wuroe,
moi lelbit 9err Senien nad mie Dor ieis
mem banowert obliest. Der Grmittirte
tonnte oas @runoitiid ni9t betommen,
obslei9 er bic friber ousbeounsene
Summe uoq unb gang 5ur @erfiisuns
bat. S9anoe iiber einen Deipoten a
la Yuuman, Der auf oieie nieorise Weiie
einen ebrli9en Mann gu uertreiben iu@t!
Au9 Der Mrme bat juweilea Treunoe
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-02
MttStdtrltmer 8ertdbt oeS
. .s Gei8:8antnatert.d):
un0scomtteS.

Das Tei9 Bantsl1nteriu9unsssGo
mite bat feline Mrbeit uouenoet uno feits
seitellt, baB Gr>Staatsl6atmeiterB
Letter trot bes 9lnratbens ieiner Wnwalte
bic Summe pon $3O24.66, bic linn uon
ber State 8ant in Minneapolis uno
ber Wmerican gr9anae Bant aewiiier
MtaBen gum @ei6ent sema@t wurben,
at ben Staatsl6at abseliefert bat.
8obleter bat uor benz @omite bei@mos
rene Nusiaseu sema@t, bic bieie &nsas
ben beitdtiseu. Das @elb wdre ei9ents
lid Bobleter 3usetommen uno oas So
mite ipri9t ibm oaber fir feline Selbits
lolisteit in benz 8eri@t ieinen Dant
aus. MQe 8anten nit Musnabmen ber
oben ertpabnten, baben eibli@ ertlart,
oaB iie 8obleter niemals @jelo Su benz
3wede anaeboten boben, ibn oabur@ gu
peranla1en, @elb BEL ibnen gu oeponi>
ren. Ser friibere Staatsi@asmeiiter
&ittle jon bat Dem Gomite eben faQs
our@ bei@morene Nusia9en bewieien,
baB er nte @jelo pon ben Bauten em>
pfan9en bat, wabreno bet ebemali9e
S9aemeiiter uon 6enuepiu County ii@
enersil@ seweisert bat, irseno mel@e
2nsaben gu MAIDEN, iaseno, oab er ii@
piellei@t in llnselesenbeiten brin9eu
tonne. Das @omite bat oaraufbin an>
senommen, bab er sewiile @eloer, bic
benz County 9ebOrten, ni@t abseliefert
bat.
Der @eneralanmalt mirb III Dem De>
ri@t aufseforbert, in ben Eomnibips So
uno 50 belesene S4uQdnoereien, bic
benz @taate 9eb0ren, aber anoerweitt9
uertauft iein iolen, 3uriid gu 9eminnen.
Dem 9ilts>Muoitor uon M}iue 2acs
Gountp 1piro Elm Eaoel ausseipro@en,
neil er 2anh fiir IS ben 9lder pertauft
bat, bas einen @ertb pom SO batte uno
bur@ bic Gransattion oem @taate einen
@9uben uon $500 3ufiiste. Im
S@lu6e bes Beri@ts mirb bic i6on 10
oft sen.a@te @mpfebluns mieoerbolt,
cine StaatsbcbOrbe gu ernennen, bic
bic pFi@t bat, Gin ua9iames Mu9e auf
bic Depoliten su baben uno es wiro
no9mols oarauf binsemielen, oaB bic
8ur9i@aft bes S@atmeiiters, bic nur
$4,000 betrdst, i'm @erbaltniB gu
ben @ummen, bic bur@ feline 6anoc Ses
ben, uiel gu nieoris 1T uno oesbalb er>
bobt weroen ioute. Woltssts.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-02

Scr y v@orlb 6erolo", beiien @befz
rebatteur Gr:@onsrebmann Brpan iit,
ueroffentli9t ben folsenoen offenen 8rief
an Brdlibent Gleuelanb:
u@eit benz Sage. an tuel@em @ie ben
bebinsunssloien Wioerruf oes @berz
manseietes bur@ietten. baben @ie fol-
seri9tis bic bisberise @teQuns oes Iu>
tors ienes @eIetes, bes Senators @ber>
man, einsenommen uno iino ieet ber an;
ertannte S5ubrer unb 8efiirmorter ber
@olomdbruns in ben Ser. @taaten, oer
Demotraten iomobl uie ber @epublita>
ner. Nuf Sie,. ben yibrer ienes @le>
n,entes, ri@ten ii@ baber natursemab
bic Blide bes 0oltes unb perlansen
reine einfa@e uno tlare Darlesuns Sbres
Stanopunttes gu @uniten uon seiunbem
gelo", unb mas sic unter vselunoem
@elb" periteben ober menisitens cine
ueritanbli9e Definition uon v9eiunoem
@elb". Seoermann besiinlti9t ia 9e>
lunoes @elb uno ii@ere @abruu9suer>
bdltni6e. 8enn Sie nun unter vse>
lunoem @elo" ben @olo itanoaro uerfe>
ben, tuorum uermeiben @ie ben &C.
brau9 bes @ortes u@olo" in Sbren'
Briefe? Wenn Sie unter vii@erer Wab>
runs" Doppeluabrun9 perlteben, ma>
rum permeioen sic bas @ort y Bime>
tallismus" in Sbrem 8rief? Sbre @e9z
net baben auejeit ben W1utb anertannt,
nit 6em Sie Sbren Stanbpuntt in If
fentli@en Gra9en uertraten, wo1en @ie
jett oas uobl9e9riinoete gertrauen AUDI
biesmal re@tferti9en unb uns an9eben,
pel4en Tinan5iptems ruir uns gu erfreu>
en- baben weroen, vueun oos au9emeine
@erlau9en na@ seiunbem @elo uns Dor
l1nre9t uno unsliid bewabrt bat"?
Sbre @esner besiinfisen bic freie uno
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-02
Cine bittere YiQe perabret9t bic

Gine bittere PiQe uerabret@t bic
&ronprinseiiin uon @n9lano BET 2onoos
ner @eleQl4aft, inoem iie ii@ formeQ
pon oerielben losiast uno ibren @nt>
i@luB bur@ bic @orte motiuirt, bag
es an Der 3eit iei, i9 &reilen fern gu
balten, in 'uel@en bobe Titel nno Waps
pen auf aQen Seiten in offentli@en
@tanoalseididten uerwidelt ieien. Ser
Name vensliide @eieQidaft" lei na@>
seraoe slei9beoeuteno nit Corruption
unb Smmorulitdt!" Dieie 6anblun9 lit
freili9 auBerit ertrem uno piro sar
man@e berbe &ritit beruorrufen, bleibt
iebo9 i,nmerbin iebr be5e,@neno, oo oer
@baratter BET Yrin5eiiin iiber alien Wfas
tel erbaben lit.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-02
8eiipiclc.

g. $. Gliiiorb, Seem Gaiiel, Wis., litt on
Neural9ie unb &beumatsmus, iein y(o9eu
,uor auBer Oronlln9, feline 9eber III beoenfli=
9em @rabe an9eSriiieu, Der 9lppetit uer
l9waub, uub ct llabm an SorperiiiQe uno
&rait ldretli9 ab. Orei Nlai9en Glettri=
i6es Sitters beilten i'm. - @b. Sbepbero,
(6arrisburs, cSQ., batte cine 8 Sabre oiiene
lSunbe am Sein. 9ta6 benz @ebraub poll
orei Slol6en Glettriiden Yitters uno lieben
S9a9teln pou Sudleus 9rnicalalbe mar
iei,i Gein mieber seiunb. - Sobn Speafer,
Gata,uba, g., bate iiinf 9robe Siebermunoen
am Sciu, bic 9ler;te erflarteu ibn ais unbeil=
bar. Gne Tlal6e Gleftrii6es Sitters uno
cine S9a9tel pol, Sudlens Nrl,calalbe beilte
ibn san;lid). Nertauit bel g.. M. Sllen,
Mpotbefer.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-02

uubesreuste Musprds.ms BON Cobb uni
Silberbarren III Dollars, ieoer Silber:
bol1ar ju 4l24 @rau 5tanoaroiilber.
Greteu sic sIei@faus bier fir einS
Wenn ni@t, besiinitisen sic bic Pra:
suns pom Silberbarren in Dollars uou
elmer an6eren @r0Be? @enn sic nid1
fit Greiz Silberprasuns eintreteu
woQen, unter mel9en Mooifitationen
1uiiroen Sie baflr leiu? 8enn sic nidi
bic unbesren5te Nusprdsuns pon
Silber Bel iiirworten mollen, ,uel@e@ren5e
1uiroen Sie Sieben? sSbre @e9ner ,slaus
ben ni9t auein an bic @ieoereinfubruna
Der freien uuo unbesrensten Brasune
uon @olo uno Silber gu oem 9e9enudrs
tisen gerbdltniB uon le gu 1, ionoern
iie besiinitisen aud cine iofortise Stelz
Iun9nabme, obne auf bic 3uitimmune
ober 8eibilfe elmer anoeren Nation oer
groe ;u uarten. Stimmen sic biermit
therein? @enn ni9t, iino sic fir bic
Wiebereinfi nfiibruns oes 8imetaQisnlus
bur9 internationale 8ereinbarun9?
@enn sic bafiir iinb, uel9es Serbalts
niB uon Silber gu @olo uurben @ie
empfeblen unb BET 3uit1mmuns rpel@et
0tationen slauben sic gu elmer iol@en
@ereinbarun9 gu beoiirfen? Sbre @ess
ner besinitisen ben plan, @olo uno
Silberniinseu gum seietli@en 3abls
unssmittel fir aqe 0ffentli@en uno Pris
uatlduloen gu MAIDEN; itimmen Sie bas
NIT therein?
Die 8efurm0rter oer reinen @'olo=
mdbruns uerfeblen sdnSli@ ibre &bii&:
ten tlar3uiteuen unb ibr TinanSipltem
gu uertbeioisen. SIT bieie unterlaiiune
Elm Weon9el seniisenoer Renntnib ber
@a9e ober ,uoQen iene 2eute benz golte
ibre ,uabren Mbii@ten ni@t uerratben?
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-02
Mdtt iadt. bah bet Storh, uenn el

Ratt iust, oaB ber Stor@, menn er
einmal auf benz @iebel zines 6auies ge>
ninet bat, aujabrli@ 'uieoer 5u ieiner
8ebauiuns suridtebrt. Mu@ oer &lapz
peritor@ iou bierin fei"e &usnabme mos
@en. So i9eint er benn aud balo wies
oer auf benz WeiBen 9aule lit Baibinsz
ton ii4 nieoerlaHen gu molten. Da 1uiro
BET alte @rouer, ber bod AUDI i@on
abers Sduobenolter binaus 1T, mieoer
"a Treio" baben. 8ir moaen es benz
lteben bideu papa wiini9en, baB, es
biesmal ein @tammbalter iein wirb.
(@blt.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-02

BON jebt on ,uerbe i'd ,uieber ale @rten pom Cement
arbeite encrlei Oh in 6onraft bctm Gag bernb>
men, Oie beiem Sorten 3ement limb itets ourd Mid gu
besebcn. User ir9euo etuas in bteier ginte NIT ,d
but quit ,penn CT bel mir porpr4t. Sir quite Nrbett
p,ro saranttrt.
@de Gtatez II. Norbitr.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-02
JOS. A. ECKSTE|N
NemtSattuaIt 1ttto Nptar,

11em 11lm, 11inn.
gelonbere Qufmertlanfeit miro oen Ver~
R banbtuuseu I'M Wallen9erl9t lProbate
, 'Court) pon Brolplt ltl1o Nlcouet Soni1t9 &C.
1pibmet. - 8elittitel peroen 11nterlu9t uno
perpoui itdu6i9t.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-02

etwaiseu Teuern in &enntniB gu ieten,
bic 2eeteren in geSus auf ibreu Dienit
unb ibre pfidteu 81 initruireu uno bat
aud baroui su a@ten, oaB iie ibre
pFi@t uirtlid tbun. Terner mab ct
bic @r0Be ber @alounsen feititeuen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-02
3ic MnIbrelerpe les 6hatamts 1T

bic @olorel lerue tes S@atan,ts 1T
mieoer auf 80 MiQionen berunterse9an:
gen. Wir werben uieuei@t in bieiem
Sabre mieber cine neue Bon6aussabe
erleben, menn ni9t tas alte faule SSp:
item Muf ber einen Seite binein une
auf Der anberen beraus" balb burd
Elm ;wedeutipre@enoes neues eriett miro.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-02

Cine BiQ, ,uel@e bic nnterbeamten
Der @iienbobn> uno 2aserbauss@omz
miliion elmer Giuiloienit= Yruf flung un>
termirft unb bic uon beioeu 9auiern Der
2esislatur nabe5u einitimmig ansenom>
men murbe, lit uon @ouuerneur @lousb
ni@t unterjeibnet, ollo ni@t gum geiet
erboben 'uoroen. 6err @(oasb ideint
ii@ allo eber bet sebrau@li@en upro>
tettion", oem ueroammun9smaroise oisen
Beuteweien unierer mobernen pol,tit,
binjunei9en, itatt ooB ct Befabi9uns
uno 0eroieuit III ben 0oroer9ruuo riidt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-02
BudlenS Qlrnica=Gal6e.

Oie bette Salbe In ber Melt fir Sdntitwuuoen
(Nuetld3unsen, @unbeu, @eibmiire SalsIub, Sledten
auseiprrnsene Sanbe, groitbeulen, Siibnranaen unb
aue Sautausdldse unb bet unieb!bar 9an'orrbotoen.
luna perlans Vreis, IS Gents bic Sdadtcl. gu ba>
ben Bel .. 81. Slien, Stem Him.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-02

Tril9er @rasi iamen uon oQen Sors
ten iit biui9 III oer 9lpotbete BON Nno.
s. G6tein gu baben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-02
9}eueS @agner9ei@dft.

Der unter;ei9uete bat nebeu benz @dne=
oe9el9aft uou So1n 9ilIa al Der Gde uon
Sroaowap uno 4. ytorbi itrabe cine Hasuer=
pertitatt eroiinet uno lit bereit, ale inn Sad
einI9lo9en6eu Irbeiten auf bas Gcite unb
Oauerbafteite ansuiertisen. Gas Seleu Don
Sasen mirb Slr Specialitat sema9t.
sos. 6Ietbuer,
Tew him. Winn.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-02
Nris Nasel 9llreb 9ood. slusuit Eublmonn.
gfa9el, &ood & &ublmann,
G0ntrQftore1t 1t10
&annnternebnler,
11ew l1lm, ,11inn.
Uem uln1,

9lQe in bas Sauio9 eiuidlasenbeu 9lrbeis
ten III bet Gtabt llno allf benz Gal,oe ,peroen
iibernomn,eu unb iu lolioer 9Seiie aus9efitbrt.
9(msebote oui @ebauli9fetel, aQer 9lrt &C.
leiert. Giiterneu eiue Specialitdt.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-19
OHIO.

The canvass in Ohio is getting to very interesting stage. The currency question is ignored and the tariff question is ob- scured. The candidates appear to con fine themselves to State issues. Camp bell attacks the Mckinley administra- tion and charges it with gross misman- agement of State finances, and McKin- ley, after denying the charges for time. now admits that Campbell is correct In his statements. At Portsmouth McKin- ley admitted that he was in error when he assailed Ex-Governor Campbell at Caldwell, making the feeble excuse that he was misled by the figures furnished him by the Auditor of State. The friends of the Democratic standard bearer are jubilant over the result, not only because he scored his point and proved that there was extravagance, but because he made his political antagonists, who were dis courteous enough to denominate him liar, eat their words just as he said he would. The news that Governor McKin- ley had thrown up the sponge simply as- founded the leaders of his party. and they are in a very unpleasant frame of mind. The report of his virtual apology as gwen III ilG, leduiuS INtpuDliCdH pd- pers is as follows:
 'Referring to Campbelrs statement that he (McKinley) had willfully falsl- fled and misrepresented some matters in his Caldwell speech he made this correc- tion. The figures given in his Caldwell speech as to the local indebtedness were on the authority of the Auditor of State. After CampbelPs attack the Governor re- quested the Auditor of State to go over f tIaelG ot,6 f1,nvS
 fully. Upon his arrival here today he received a telegram from the Auditor of State saying that Campbell's figures as given in the Enquirer of yesterday were substantially correct. Governor McKin- ley said that in campaign before the people he believed in absolute honesty and fairness, and for that reason he made this correction"
Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-19
RELIGION.

leading editorial of the New York Sun is as follows: Religion is an unchange- able fact. It abides forever in the world
 despite all assaults Here we have at this time convention of the New York State Societies of Christian Endeavor, branches of recently formed national body, which is said to have over 1000, 900 members, most of whom are young men and young women. Here we have the Salvation Army the strength and na- tivity of which grow with the years. We have the Young Mems Christian Associ- ation and the Young Women's Christian Association. both of them great in num- bers and vigor We have councils of the Roman Catholic heirarchy, conventions of the Episcopalian bshopric, assemblies of the Presbyterians, conferences of the Methodists and other Protestant commu
 nons. We have thousands of American Sunday schools. at which there are mil
 lions of boys and girls. We have churches the number of which is en- larged every year. We believe that there is more far more, religious activity in the world in our times than ever existed at any other time since Christianity was propagated Religion is the strongest, most enduring and the most Vivaciousi of all the powers in our world. Primer than the rock it stands" .
Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-19
WRONG AND MUST GO.

There is but one thing just now stand ing between Birmingham and an era of prosperity. second only to the best days of the boom. That thing is the system practiced in this district by the employers of day labor. The pay rolls in the Bir- mingham district are now simply im- mense, but nobody, not even the laborer, is getting fair play.
 The State Herald does not want to be understood as taking the position that contractors, mine operators. etc, do not have perfect right, both morally and legally, to own and operate stores com monly called commissaries. Those men and corporations have just the same right to engage in the business of buy ing and selling goods that any merchant in Birmingham or elsewhere has.
 The system about which we complain and shall continue to complain nutil change is made is in the way the men are paid off In the first place, pay day comes too seldom. In the second place, the men and corporations who issue checks should redeem them when they fall due in money if demanded. It should be known of all men that when the pay daN of any concern employing laboring men comes around that it will promptly pay the checks that 1t has given out. no matter by whom presented, and, if de- manded, pay them in cash.
 Such a system would be perfectly fair to all parties, and especially would it be justice to the man who strikes hard licks from morn till night to earn his wages. As it is, the laboring men in this district do not get the benefit of competition in trade. A large majority of them are men of families. They have no earnings laid aside for rainy day. and are there fore forced to trade off their time checks during the month while they are earning them in order to feed and clothe them selves and their families. The checks being redeemable only in merchandise, they are forced to trade at the company's commissary or use them elsewhere at a ruinous discount. Of course, it will be said tbat these company stores sell goods as cheap as they can be had elsewhere. To answer this we need only to say: If you mean what you say. why persist in practicing a system which forces men to buy of you? If the commissaries sell goods just as cheap as they can be had elsewhere the man who labors for the owner of the commissary and is given it's checks knows it full well, and the commissary owner will therefore run no risk in saying to him. Here is your check. We want your trade, and can and will sell you goods as cheap as anybody. At the same time say to him. This check will be paid in cash on pay day if not traded out with us. Go now and try the mar ket.
 The system now in vogue in this dis trct which operates to deprive the la boring men of the benefits of compet- ton in trade and cuts the retail mer chant, who is paying his part to sustain the community. off from fair chance at the trade of the community. and which indirectly forces the man who tolls for his daily bread to pay tribute to the op- eerators of the commssary stores is wrong, radically wrong, and must go.
 Alabama's next Legislature will and must put an end to it, if the men inter- ested will not voluntary abandon the system.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-19
Business Condition.

Ser Dtor Sherman, in Washington in- terview, said:
 Times are better than they were The business conditions have improved over what they have been, but there is no substantial revival and no promise of return of general prosperity under the present circumstances. In some branches of business there has been material im- provement, but the improvement is not general"
 Do you expect congress to do any thing this winter to improve the situa- tion?'
 That depends upon the president The republicans have complete power in the house, but uncertain power in the sen ate. I think something can be done, but it will depend upon the president
 "You mean in the way of increasing the tariff revenue?"
 Yes, something could probably be done in that direction. Whatever is done must be on protective lines, however, and if there is any tariff legislation it will include a. duty ongwool."
 He would not discuss the outlook for financial legislation. To the question. Would the republicans organize the sen- ate?" he replied:
 We have a strong plurality in the sen- ate. One vote would give us the organi- zation. I do oythipk. however, there will be trouble oversth small offices. I don't think there will be any combination to get the organization"