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Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-23

The members of the bond syndicate
have announced their readiness to quit.
If the men who are draining the sub
treasury of its gold will also quit the
treasury will be given a chance to re-
cover its equilibrium.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-23

The Lincoln Journal has finally come
to the conclusion that ~decadence Of
annual state fairs is inevitable and
that such eXpositions are bound to die
out. This o%racular statement will pass
for what 1t Is worth. Before five years
shall have elapsed the sour grape man
may be expected to change his tune.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-23

Broatch, as chairman, arrogates to
himself power to issue orders for the
police board and to cancel such orders
at will without reference to his col
leagues. If A.. G.. Foster wants his
own reputation blasted by having to
share responsibility for Broatch's acts
he will let the latter have mdisputed
sway, otherwise he won't.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-23

The Bee has for years contended
that the ward caucus is inimical to the
best interests of party organization,
presenting an easy means for turning
down good men and foisting purchas-
able reprobates upon ward delegations
in city and county conventions.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-23

Very little interest was manifested in
the republican caucuses. No wonder.
1t strikes most men as a bowling farce
when ward tickets are slated in A. p. A.
councils only to be published at
caucuses and ratified ut primaries. In
short, under such conditions there Is no
longer any use for caucus and primary.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-23

Church Howe and Tom Majors will ac-
company one another as delegates to the
republican state convention. When the
two Nemaha statesmen join forces in
this name the work of the convention
becomes n mere formality.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-23

The professional craftsman is with
us. He has learned that Omaha has
put a lot of freshmen and incompetents
in charge of the police department and
that an adroit thief has nothing to fear.
To be sure, the men who attempted TO
himilam the bank tellers We're detected
and have come to grief, but the bank
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-23

people did abe detecting. Since the
attempted 1SAfc blowing last night the
police department may know there are
three crookS.rin town. but the police
can claim no credit for frustrating the
robbery. The value of II police officer
Is in the ability to spot crooks the
moment they enter the city. With
White retired the professional crook
has little to fear i'm Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-23

The administration democrats In Ne
braska have succeeded in getting their
ticket on the official ballot with the
party designation. That, however, will
not deter the silver democrats from de-
handing the party designation for their
ticket. We are almost sure to have
more judicial Interpretation of our cleo
tion Iou S
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-23

The office of clerk of the district court
Is not seeking the man this year.
Stories OF the fabulous income of the
office have made men mad to get it.
Men who never saw a docket and
don't know a lien index from a day
book are confident OF their ability to
tax fees according to law, more or less.
Individual fitness for the duties OF the
Office Is u matter Of little moment.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-23

The return of the European tourist
might have some effect upon business
were it not for the fact that the home
corners have spent all their money
abroad. They come home merely be-
cause their available have run
ont.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-23

VIII A. G. Foster permit Chairman
commission patronage in order that
he may secure the nomination for
mayor? Is political jobbery the chief
function of the new fire and police
board?
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-23

The report of the state oil inspector
shows that he rejected during the month
or August neary as many gallons of oil
as he approved. The question is, What
becomes of this rejected oil? Is it
really removed from the state, or is it
sold stealthily, Notwithstanding the re-
fusal Of the inspectors to pass it? This
is a matter which the state oil inspector
would do well to investigate.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-23
Keeping before the Public.

OnJCaBO TTlDune.
Uncle Horace Boies has come out for free
silver on the theory that it doesn't matter
what people say OF you If they only say some
thing .E..'
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-23

So unusual Is 1t for Senator Brice of
Ohio to visit the state which he repre-
sents in congress that the fact is tele-
graphed all over the country. Senator
Brice is apparently in a Quandary as to
whether he really halls from New York
or Ohio.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-23

Des Moines Leader: WHAT Is called the A..
p. A. police board In Omaha has been seated
by the action Of the supreme court Of Ne
braska. Mr.. Rosewater. Of the republican
Omaha Bee. has antagonized the greater part
Of his party on this question, and although
he is beaten now. yet will he certainly trl-
umph.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-23

Strange, isn't 1t, that the police force
stood in such immediate and urgent
need of reorganization while the fire de
partment seems to be acceptable all
'rOun12
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-23
PREACHING AND PRACTICE.

Dubuque Telegraph: BY deciding in favor
OF the new board of fire and police commits
sloners, the supreme court of Nebraska, or
what that tribunal affirms to be the law. has
placed the city of Omaha under the control
Of the A. p. AS. When the judgment OF the
court had been received the old board va
Gated, and the new commissioners at once
employed their newly-acquired power to dis
charge competent police officers. including
Martin ]. White. the chief of the force, and
to put former officers who had been dis
missed for incompetency and corruption, in
their places. After removing the chief. one
captain, two sergeants and many of the
old=st and most reliable policemen in the city,
the board issued the following order:
I'm assuming control of the fire and police
department, 1t Is the intention of the Board
Of Fire and Police Commissioners that the
affairs of these departments shall be con-
Quoted upon nonpartisan and nOnsectarian
grounds. The duty Of every officer in the
discharge of his duties devolves upon him the
use of impartiality and discretion, and he
should remember he is a public servant and
that as part of the executive department 1t
is his duty to see that the laws of the state
and ordinances of the city are respected and
obeyed."
This reads well, but when it is considered
that nearly all the discharged officers are
Catholics and the newly-appointed, without
exception, A. p. AS. and that for the first
time in years gambling houses were Tuesday
night wide open in various parts of Omaha,
it becomes plain that while it breaches one
thing the board practices, and intends to
continue to practice, another. A.. p. Aism
has forced Catholic school teachers out of
the Omaha public schools, and now it is to
force Catholics out of the fire and police de-
partments. In time, of course, this proscrlp-
ton will exhaust itself. The secret and I'M
patriotic society will abuse the great powers
Of which it has become possessed, its mem
bers will quarrel with one another over the
spoils, its narrow, blgoted and dishonest
sway will create a strong public sentiment
against it, and eventually it will fall never
to rise again. All that the society needs Is
rope enough and 1t will hang itself. Predic-
ton is easy. but the nature of man and the
lessons of history justify the forecast that
within a few years A. p. A. rule will have
become as odious to the people of Omaha as
carpet bag government ever was to the white
citizens OF the south.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-23

Senator Vest insists that he has not
changed his views on the silver quas-
ton. But that doesn't mean that he
ought not to do so. Wise men change,
fools never.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-23
The Original Tnrger.
Pittsburg Post.

IsUuT TUSI.
The employees Of the great steel company
at Chicago are rising in indignant protest
against being tagged" and reduced in the
sca'e of humanity to a numbered quantity.
Until its adoption in some Of the mines and
manufactures of Pennsylvania a few years
ago this method Of designation was confined
to prisons.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-23
A Sectarfnn Pointer.

Buffalo Express.
1t is worth noting that in the school cleo
ton in New Haven, Conn, a day or two
ago the A. p. A. candidate was ~overwhelm-
ingly defeated.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-23

New York promises to be for Governor
Morton in the republican national con
vention and for the republican presl-
Dental nominee in the election.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-23

Encourage immigration. There Is
room for millions of people in the states
west Of the Missouri.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-23

The caucus jugglc has begun. But
some of the jugglery is liable to be I'M
done at The primaries.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-23
In

CllCaSO Nt0s.
The supreme court of Indiana has decided
that to lend public money is a felony. in
South Dakota it is a beautiful act of friend
shin
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-23

We gladly give the weather bureau
full credit for forccasting the approach
ing cold wave.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-23
KiHiuw. or a. Grnxc.

kansas City Star.
The good ines are killing the free silver
craze, and the people will see to 1t that
free silver will not get a chance to kill the
good times.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-23

Lie: The Bitter One: 81 tell you. a man
enemies" How so. old mann" His enc
mics stop hitting him when he's down, but
It's then that his friends begin"
Chicago Record: Say, Smiths got a box
in a safety deposit vault
What's he got In IT."
The receipt for the rent of the box"
prohibition is declining. Soak? Soak-Why,
certainly, jag. Who ever heard of you or
me declining?
Philadelphia Record: Some men," says
the Manayunk Philosopher, never have
any spirit till after death"
Truth: Bixby-What idiots girls are when
they initiate men! Marie (fattered)-Do
you think so?. That proves how excellent
the imitation Is.
Brooklyn Eagle: Mother-Fannle, what is
the capital of Connecticut? Fannie (se-
verely)-I don't know. l told you we an
ished geography last term.
New York Herald: Hazel-I have one of
the incest dentists you ever saw. Mute
IN In what what way? HazelnWhy; he pulled out
charge me a cent for 1t.
Atlanta Constitution: This map of your
Imperfect, your honor?' Yes sir! There's
your station. there's your tank, and there's
your coal chute. Now, where in thunder IS
your receiver"
Chicago Post: II am beginning to think
that Darwin was right and that we all de-
scended from monkeys"
WHY SOP
THE bicycle scorchers show evidences Of
returning to the primitive state"
Albany Argus: Perhaps. If / were to
boil 1t down." suggested the space writer.
wouldn't do any good said the OBJ
durate editor. Take a gallon of water and
boil IT down. to a pint, and 1t would stul
be nothing but water.
AN APPEAL.
Catletsburg Oky.) Democrat.
The wind bloweth,
The water noweth,
The subscriber oweth.
And the Lord knoweth
We are In need of our dues;
So, come a runnin'
This thing of dunnin'
Gives us the blues.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-23
STATEMENT OF CALCULATION.

George d. Tgschuck. secretary Of The Tee rub.
fishing company, being duly sworn. aays that
the actual number OF fun AMI complete copies OF
the Daily Morning. Evening and sunday Bee
printed dUring the month Of August. 1SJJ, was as
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-23
PRESCRIPTION N rnr SADDLE.
rcsS Comment on omnhn's A. y. A.
Police Hoard.
a FOR NEnnASKI

Washington Post: The Nebraska courts
seem to be inoculated with A. l.. Aism.
This looks bad for Nebraska.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-23

Cincinnati Tribune: Jaglet-Do you think
prohibition is declining. Soak? Soak-Why,
certainly, jag. Who ever heard of you or
me declining?
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-23

Philadelphia Record: 'Some men," saws
the Manayunk Philosopher, never have
any spirit till after death"
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-23
WHITFIELD TO A POINT.

Life: The Bitter One: II tell you. a man
changes his mind about his friends and
enemies How so. old mani His enc
mics stop hitting him when he's down, but
It's then that his friends begin"
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-23

Chicago Records: Say, Smiths got a box
In a safety deposit vault"
What's he got in it?"
THE receipt for the rent of the box"
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-23

Truth: Bixby-What idiots girls are when
they initiate men! Marie (hattered)-Do
you think SOP. That proves how excellent
the imitation Is.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-23

Brooklyn Eagle: Mother-Fannie, what Is
the capital of Connecticut? Fannie (se-
verely)-I don't know. l told you we hn-
ished geography last term.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-23

New York Herald: Hazel have one of
the incest dentists you ever saw. Mute
IN what way?, Hazel-Why, he pulled out
the wrong tooth the other day and wouldn't
charge me a cent for 1t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-10
10. Sannar.

pras. Sn elmer Der leBten Nd6te
nurbe in Der Yfdrrtirhe gu ppbpl eins
aebro6en. Der SbGter brana bur5
Elm SeHitsr in bic Stride Elm, mari bic
Mebgepdnoer unb bic 8irdengerdtbe
ourheindnoer unb entpenoete mebrere
Silbsr9egenitGnoe.
Sdmei3.
Bern. Der 8emeinoeratb beanz
tragic benz Staotratb, benz neuen5beas
ter auf benz Stunoprt Der jebigen Heitz
i6ule einen SauplaB gu biaigem Preis
ab5utreten.
MARIAN. Der 9roBe Ratb be-
fdloB Iofprtise 8erIdmel5uns Der
beute nod nah Gpnfei'ionen setrenns
ten S9ulsn in Gnoingen, Yirmenss
bprf, 9ebensoorf unb Wiirenlps.
9a1elitaot. 8roBrdtb 9ieus
Matter uno Srau in 9a'el limb an ben
Sol9en elmer nob unaufsetldrten 9ers
siftuns geitorben.
Sreiburg. 0as Sbergeri6t Eat
laut isinsm 9eridt pom Sabr 1898
einen 8alern freigeIprpden, Der eineu
SGnbler yIhlehter Suno, Shpinoler,
3u6tbGusler" %gendnnt; es lei bies,
urtbeilte bas 8eridt, 10 Der iibli6e
GonperIatipnston auf benz Hobmartt!
QuSeru. Die neue itGotii6e Qnz
leibe puroe bon Der G%inpobneroez
meinoe genebmigt, ebenIo Die bes
IdrGntte unsntgeltli6e 9esrbigung.
ct. 8allen. Sn RaguB erI6oB
elm ~12idbriger &ndbe aus llnOprii6tigz
felt nit Der 5linte ieineS Yaters feline
72iGbrige 8ruBmutter.
Shnps. Die 0ipbtberitis fors
bert ibrs Opfer unter ben Sinoern bon
Inter Sberg.
3uri6. Gin gefGbrliher @erbrss
der, Der 0euti6e 8ul4te, 1T aus benz
MISUNDERSTANDING in Selnau
uugaebro6en unb fonnte ni6t pisoer
a~efanasn peroen. Weniger gut gliitte
es ietnem 2anosmann 9ieIel, benz
SGuptline elmer ganSen GeBt perbuItez
ten) RGuberbanoe. DIS linn Der Oez
fan~9entpGrter oaS WorgeneNen bratte,
itiir3ts er BEL oieiem oprbei binuus in
ben Gang unb CUR Saust6iir. Der
mutbissn 5rdu oes 9sfdnsenpdrtsr5
9elang es absr, ben IusreiBer gu ball
ten, Der odnn audi nab piitbenoer &C.
genlpsbr pieosr in feline 3eae 3uriidgs.
braht reroen tonnte
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-10

Mannbeim. Das Gbspaar 8t'
Rinaer in Stauosnbiibl bat ben Batter
Der ghfrdu nit elmer Sads er'hlasen;
beioe limb perbdftst porosn. HeuliA
Ibsnos psriudte iih tpe9sn 'hlshtsn
9eibGftsgansss Der Snbaber zines
SerreRpGihss uno 8rapdttengeI6dfts,
2uopia 2anobduier bon 9ielfelo, ourd
sinen RepolperfhuB gu tooten. Gr 1T
aismli6 I6per perleBt.
Heuersbauen Wegen Ver'
odtts Der granoItiftung puroe Die
@ittpe Sob. 9eors Sei3lsr perbaftet.
Sddin9en. Der Spbn oss WteBs
asrmsiitsrs Sausr 1T in 5olae zines
lInfales nit benz Sabrrao geitorben.
Gr mar nit ihsu s%sporoenen "isroen
auiammsnaeitoBsn. Der iunge Wfann
iolte osmndhIt oas pGterlihe 8si6dft
iibernebmen.
Stodah d. Sn Iira6 muroen benz
80 Sabre alien perbeirdtbeten Wfehas
nitsr 8arl S6miot BON 3~i5snbauien
bon Der 0reihmaitins idmmtlihs
Singer Der lintsn Sano abdeIhnitten
uno lebtsrs 70 perbadt, oaB lie abges
npmnsn perosn mubts.
Walbtir6. 8erbermsiIter W.
ftiirsts pom Speidsrboosn in bic
S6euer uRo itarb nad sinisen Stun'
ben.
Seiterreit.
0ien. Dor Dem Sniuriengeridt
fam oieier Gage bic ieit benz Sabre
1892 ~anbGngige @brenbsleioun9stlaSe,
bic Der S6riftIteler Or. 2uopi9
9dngbofer segen ben 2iteraten Sub
mig Saubermann dngeitren9t bate,
nab pieoerholten 9ertagungen gum
4bi6luKe. 2uopig Saubermana
bate am 10. DECEMBER 1892 Girtulare
perienbet, tporin er bsbauptete, oab
bas i'm Seuti6sn 9oltstbeater CUR
Iuffibrung gelangte SAau'piel ,Iuf
Der S0be" bon Or. 9angbofer ~ieiner1
Stiite yOus llnrebt Der Srau" nahz
gebiloet lei. Saubsrmann ertldrte
AUDI in oieiem Girtular, oaB er bereitS
Die nOtbigen Shritts CUR Wubrung 'eis
mes Iutorenrehtes eineeleitet bubs.
Or. 9angbofer fiiblte ii4 baour4 in
ieiner perIOnliden uno fdriftiteueris
i6en Gbre oerlebt uno itrenste segen
Sdubermanr bic Observation-Disclosures
tlase an. 8. Saubermann erbpt iif,
ben NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gu erbringea.
Oas 9sriht %ertannts ssgen ben 4nses
tlasten auf cine a6ttdgige IrrsItitrafe;
in ben llrtbsilssriinoen puroe berpors
geboben, bab Der Wabrbeitsbepeis
sdn5li6 miBlunssn lei.
9ras. Der 9oriteber zines &nus
neutrality-suspicious., Stoegsrer, Der
beionoers in bisitsen Ioelstrsiien bod
angeIeben mar, puroe tpegen 8erse6ens
an iieben ieiner 3Dslinge gu %einidbris
ger aerter Itrafe perurtbsilt.
2emberg. Sier entleibte i:d
Der pielfade WiQiondr 9raf 0ittor
gatporoposai, inoem er ii9 ben gals
burhihnitt. Der 9etootete mar SO
Sabre alt uno lit an 9r0benpdbniinn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-10
proptni OhprfuRru.

Memel. Der 9irettpr Der
Union, 5abrit 6emiider Prooucte,
Der portugieiiide GOniulglfreo S6drf@
fenrotb, elmer Der beoeutenoiten Wdns
ner unisrer YrppinS, lit i'm bitter bon
81 Sabrsn in Wontrsur (SdpeiO 9ez
{torben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-10
9trlfs s.
int Rlrinfn!

9Ints& rapfhciten. .9ulc let)s bis
aht Wohen Sei9ten iib @eitpilre oil per.
ltleoenen Stcleu oeS G0rpcr5 NIB ole Ytit4
tel, Die it aupanote, ppllten uitt beliclt.
SD rabnt meme 3uiludbt ~ Sprrls @ulpell.
tralltersSllitbeleber uno bertt beNloe id
MIDI irei BON allen @eihipiiren mo clt ueues
Seben be9lnrt iltr mtt." Spbn u. anapp,
ct. Sanles, Sno.
Wa9cnleioen S~erit6rte meiite @eiunos
belt. SD ma9erte 81 elncnt StelGtt Gb biz
lb 5lleBt mr. mob GO GillnO tupg. = Sh lpar
benz 3ooe nabe. 9tad)oem ib farm cine
Slaihe BON TUrui'S &lpcatrautcrs> lutbele,
Der genommet bate, tCbrte lrciu 9lOpetit
Suriid, Die &rGite rubnlen Sl Ino i1 mieas
nun 112 Yfuno. y. Tcperipu, 5jloen, Nfinrt.
Seber!eioen. sd lit al Der 9eber.
bate bitteren @eldlnuf inn ARIllIoe. Jtiidcne
IhnterSen uno telnen NppetIt. Sorui's Nlpcn.
traltters Slutbelebcr itcllte mid ipiCocr polla
fpmnlen Der. Martiu Gdtncr, Sprucc, &&is.
Sintoeraiftttaa. gSctt s,pci 3abreu
mar ld etn SnccI'H'. Ntelu &lut mar uers
9tftet uto il iuar 10 ctcto, OaB ib feline 2lrs
belt tbun fouutc. Iuttorcu 0luubten. ib
Sltte Die Nusicbrunq. Nuu bin lJ luIcoer
tart uno trGitlg. CANT Dem munOerbnren
5orui'5 Nlpcntrautcr 8iutbclcber. 3dntes
5borp, Sarmpu, Col"
@c9en 9turntmauacl !UIurn mir MIR pbiGe
Suren auiilbreu. &&cjtcre Nu5tuuit ertbellt
leoob Or. Dieter g]uBrIIru, u2-ll+ :.
boyne 2Ipe., Ghicdao, III.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-10
proptnf 5t1rfpreuHrn.

Sdn3ig. Die Stuotperororetsnz
@eriammlung pdblts gum SpeitenSiirs
oermsiitsr an SteQe oes Dor sinigen
Ronaten psritorbenen 9dgemdnn Den
Staotratb Srumps, Der ieit elmer Rsibe
BON Subrsn i6pn Dem WasiitratssGolz
legium dnasb0rt.
9ruuoen3. Oa5 S6purgsri6t
bsrurtbeilts ben Snitmana SuiesR5s
paloe. Der feline 5rau ourd Phospbpr
psrqiftet bate, gum Sooe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-10
8rufbrdune.

DIlS &nabe bate i'd Elm Seblleiber, oas
70 arhaltero nno bartnGdig mar, oaB Der
Ar;t e~rtldrte, es Tonne ourt Die gelp0bu.
ltd)el yfittel niht gebellt peroen i; er EN-.
piabl mir aber, nit Iper's 9berrpsB ectoral
etllen SerIut 81 MAIDEN. SaS that id,, NIB
cine einSlge Slaidle beilte mid. 90 oft i'd
in beu lesten iiiui,ebn Sabreu mid iebr er.
tdltete, babe ih oiciss Yrdparat NIT beitem
Grfolge angeiuanot, uno il femme pisle 2eute,
Die eS INNER i'm SauIe balten, ulo iih obrte
oGsielbe nitt mir fiber balteu." = 5. 6.
8oOoion, y. o., 6Oreit Slu, W. So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-10
@nitem.

~lleber fiinfuno;pnn,is Sabre lit id, auf
Der yrngs, ilno bnitete bispeilsn 10 beittg,
oaB th Slut ausmari. Die Barortsntell
oauerten oft bret bis bier Stuuber. Dian
bercoete mid, einen Seriub NIT aper's
Sberrp.Bectoral 81 MAIDEN, uno natoem
i1 pier Slaiten perbraudt hattie, mar il
nollItdrotg gebetlt." - 6ranS Sofiman,
Glap Centre, &aui.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-10
0rippe.

rSorigss Griibiabr lag ib all Der Grippe
earnieoer. Supeilen mar ib gdu,lif
i1teoergeIblagen, rno atbnlete nit FOLDER
Shpierigfeit, bab meme Yruf in einem
etIernen Sdfig gu i.tn ihien. SD tauite mir
cine Tlaide BON 4per's Sberrps Bectoral.
lro iobalo ih oan1it aufiug, fiiblte ih einige
Grleitterung. Sd fonnte faum g~laubeIl,
baB es 10 raid pirisu unb mid 70 pollfom.
men beilen founte." - @. y. 0iliams,
Soof Gin, 9. Dat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-10
prnptuI

9ramberq. 0us Set Der oias
mdntenen 6ofSeit beging in boiler Rlls
ftiateit uno Triids ods Gbrtltlisb
S6pans'I6e Gbspour in benz 0orfs
9rpB : 9riinpp. Sus bohbetugts
paur erbislt bic gbsiubildums@Utss
oaile.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-10
Qas Dette Mittel Tiir

ane Sebls uro 9unseutrantbeiten 1T liners
6berrps PeetoraI. Sir Suiteu siebt es
nidtS Seiieres.
The herald., 1895-07-21
CALIFORNIA VERSUS FLORIDA
The San Diego Union, in discussing the
t,ot;op raoor5;po our frpito cavs,

The San Diego Union, in discussing the
situation regarding our fruits, says:
"California fruit growers should receive
a handsome profit on this seasons crop.
It is true the yield is below the average in
most parts of the state, but the eastern
crop. according to the recent report of the
agricultural department at Washington, is
almost a failure in some states and is
very small in all others except Georgia.
These conditions assure a good demand
and high prices for the California pro-
duct. Experience has shown that the
growers of this state secure better returns
on a moderate crop marketed at fair fig
ures than on heavy yield with low
prices and light demand. In the latter
case much of the fruit is left to rot Oh the
ground. Indications are that there will
be no such waste this season."
AT about the same time the Jacksonville
Citizen had something to say regarding
the situation IN Florida. 1t says:
"The estimate is made that the orange
crop this year will be little over a mil
lion boxes, or about one-tifth of the usual
production. All through the orange belt
growers are repairing the damage done
last winter. Hundreds OF men are bud
ding the old trees and the new growth.
Several years will be required for the res
tOration of the groves TO their old ploduc-
tiveness."
Taking these things into consideration
and that our fruits are now finding
profitable market IT. London, the outlook
for another year is full of hope and en-
couragement. This year has been fairly
prosperous one for California and with
a broader market 1896 will be still more
pYospeIous.
The herald., 1895-07-21

Los Angeles is at the present moment, un-
dergoing what the residents OF that growing
metropolis are pleased to term building
boom. This is cited as evidence OF the won
derful prosperity of Southern California. This
building epidemic has also taken possession
OF other cities than Los Angeles. San Diego,
Pomona, Riverside. Redlands and many other
OF the smaller outlying settlements are erect
ing numerous, and, in some instances. expen-
slye buildings. Southern California has had
good winter. Crops have brought good
prices, and farmers have been enabled TO pay
off their mortgages, and with amazing haste
that for bodes evil, the money is Immediately
being invested in building. This peculiarly
does not exist in California alone. The whole
country is building everything from a cottage
to "sky-scraper.' .'-Indicator.