davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-12-14
NO IMPORTANT NEWS
Practically No Change In the
Turkish Situation.
rlgxAxs HAVE NOT BEEN ISSUED


b0Wese bssS - - - AeSeso asa DE-
ssrssissA - lssiss upsa cssspii-
ssss villa ykstS Dssnsnds.
Constansinopls. Wis Sofa. Dsc. TO-
The situation On tho question VI extra
gusrdships Of the powers remains I'm.
changed. sud the oiYss Of tribute 70 che
powers for delay and evasion u Oficn-
tai diplomacy ~ pTsotioed ~ the
Turkish government continues State
,nenls are constantly reiterated Ut tbs
aeoord Of the powers On tbs subject and
their uny fielding determination 10 in.
.isl upon = compliance with their de.
msnda l.-n 10 heard Ut the rumoss
Il froq uuns occurrence in the early p1s-
i'd. after the demand had brea pre-
.sa,sd that tho sultan had at length
decided 10 grant the necessary frmans
10 permit the passage VI tho Dsrda.
uellrs as cvcn that be had actually ID.
sued them. Neither u shesc such ex.
pliciI announcement any more Ut the
prsio.i which 10 20 eiApss before . more
men, u tho waryhips of the powers is
u c.rsn mcac- 10 enforce the demands
made spoa shs sultan. since the ~.
turn VI II. ~. T. Dvysd 10 saionics
lay no word has hs-n hoard IT any se-
laal ~ other moveansnt 90 advances
upoa tbs Dardsseiie& Opinion COZ.
,inaos divided ~ 90 whether the delay
In taking any soaioa 10 eafosue the de-
.aanas is due to irAs of CO asing fsaxs.
isai oasss~sk against Christians by the
Aass~insn subjects u tbs sslisn 90 10
d,vsd II . clash cnsains between the
pJ~ess themselves
The soc~psiaa sudsy By the sai,Aa u
" Seiaosd. tho Russian amhAsszdos.
ia private sadluncr. swsk~ns the unsn.
lnsvas sp~~aistio1 - tp the true s~ia-
lion u Kassia 10 tho sasastiaa sad the
e,,rn, u hcs sxscrmcss with the views
II tho pe~rfs
E.pilcit lBsssues,aos we're assin r~-
csired today by all the ambassadors "a
.n,aa On tho aam,ssina II sr.sdshi pc.
Ia, a. has te-n Stated. s.thoai any
Change In tho sitsastua.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-12-14
t@.~,s..,. Aa,..s,.s on ..... eta,

tas.'sssss Aas.ssiss on s.ats Ctars.
HssAns, D~c- lo.-in spite of the
rvystrd defeats II Ma1imo Conner and
An,anie Mao~o by 6Srs7sl SaArcs.
General Navarro and General Aldecos.
The last .nasnod being underwood 20 be-
In parsal, os tho iasuYgcnts. Who were
trlsesca 20 &c caught trswcen the col.
umns - troops commanded by thee
scaessis and ths, Of 6en~s1l Aldsvc.
IL 10 nov stated tina, 6oncs and Mscco
have united thcir forc~s and. instead
81 h~.ns in Eight. In the province Of
Pacsto rrinoipr. srr advancing through
the province 81 Santa Clara. General
Aldavc. ~ slsrsay csbled. Was said %
hc In parsais II the insurgents Aftr,
sescy had turned his flank aud crc~scd
the line between CseTu de Avtlla and
Morton. IN the province Of Pucrtr
Princir-e. co their way 20 santa Clara.
Macco and 8umes. 10 10 now stated,
have alrc~dy passed the road from L.
ara. co the frontier. 90 Tclusco. q lit
tie nasth Of Santa Espir,tu.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-12-14
UnaPpeasabls Rancor.
New York Suu.l

Mr.. Sherman has had q continuously
successful career. and il would seem
that he ought to be grateful to the
Ohio men who have kept him in ONCE
% long. The main object Of his book.
however, appears to be complaints
he records the events Of his life. moi
with the kindly spirit Of the philoso.
pher looking back with tolerance from
the summit Of his career upon what he
has achieved and what he has failed
ON. but with the unappeasable ranoo,
Of the man who 10 not grateful for
winning much, because he has missed
the great object Of his hearts desire.
A sore toe In print 10 not an allurins
or dignifisd spectacle.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-12-14

SALAox.-Columbia, river No. l, ITALIA,
tl.25@l 90; No. 2, tails, $2.26@2.5O;
fancy, No. l, flate, Sl.75@l.S5; Alaska,
No. |, tails. 81 .3O@ 80; No. 2, tails, q so
GAS.
Shareholder c. 4,sc; extr. G, &c;
dry graduated, SIC; cube crushed and
powdered, &c per pound; &c per pound
discount on all grades for prompt cash |;
half barrels, &c more than barrels !;
maple sugar, l69 Ice per pound.
CoFFKE-Coeta Rica, 22@23hc; Rio, 30
@22c; Salvador, 2l@2lhc; Mocha,
9@Slc; Padang Java, SOC; Palemban
Java, &@2Sc; LAhat Java, 23025c; Ar.
buckles Mokaska and Lion, sc. 80 per
100 pound case; Columbia, t2l.s0 per
100 pound case.
CoAL-Steady; domestic, S5!0O07. 50
per ton; foreign, $S.5O9ll.OO.
BEASs-SmaIl white, No. l, 2llc per
POUND; butter, Sc; bayou, &c; Lima.
&c.
CoRpAeE-Manilla rope, lk-inch. ID
quoted At CSC. and Sisai, &c per pound.
BAas.-CAlcutta, 4,&c.
Rlc.-lslsnd, $4.5O@6 per sack; ia
pan, $4.00@4.50.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-12-14
EDITORIAL PiTH.

The Third Term Idea-yohn Sherman
and His Book.
New York Herald
Without M. Cleveland the Demo
Gratis cannot win; with him they
may win. It was his great popularity.
irmness. and wisdom that wrested the
presidency from the Republicans four
years ego, and had the Democratic lead.
ers needed his warnings and followed
his counsel there would not have been
q Republican tidal wave this year.
His strength with the masses saved the
party from defeat in 1899, and it is the
only thing that can save it from defeat
in 1896.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-12-14
raG BROTHERS Mssr.
Az, t,susa sss, msyss Toe tbs
lsss y1s.s-


isss Sis-s-
Miaroapalls. ner. io.--"Msy the
c=rrr 81 ooa fall on yoa and yoass.
Isi allo- tss. frusn the tainssr ! drop
tryta tho sa.nta. ~ axass yua day
asa slsA, uatll yu1r aassh: shen viii
~s.eJsas you ga ihS tssak II bel! with
a rv,i ID lsun -
Tlscs~ ~ose tho sArwveli wosds u
H.ry Hayward 80 bis tspsacs Adry
tale A.tssnoua lie hurried them az the
ls;,sr az No ac~vaaed shs sts,ss lead.
ths a. tho stcs in which chs pssssncs
sn onaased. and t.Ass~d shsoaSh thr
!'oH daasvsy issd,ns 10 tho oa,rs
0sen. I, ~ss she.s Last rar~sins ua
eartA. sai zach tho masaosoT sa,end~si
IL g. h-N Aary vss - cslm 80 ths
prt~sos ~ss imp~ssaoscd- lie wss
Sam0red by tho sasshemAs. esc~ps
tg~ara ptsy uss ~ss tho tsoshesiy
sscrtiGa. aud " was his sSr~es, God
elo. yoa. Tuca.hy~. Harry" vhsch
elected tho svsnssk auo<rd ADORE
Tho nsccsssx tpsucra tho tsUshess
~p arranged By the parents. Who 10.
sO.s-hnd tho cuadesaRed man 30 -c Adry
unoe tausc tpfusc be died lie remain
oa os,s,iussr 10 their ~nsreAsiss fs q
lnas time. bot anaiiy he osasea,e.i.
Aaa rot ~ mcssreScs . potr read
Ina
nA~As Aary; twans yca 10 e"ans
q, ono~ 90 tho Jail. a. ! ~ish pass.cu
larry 10 .r~ yua. have no other oh
i",'' than tho desire 10 Ssh ycar scs
sir"ness sm any wsuas. eithcs reel u'
imaginary. which ! may have dos
wa want uuc~ mnse 30 800 ycn CO
earth This 10 tho wish and dying 70
gaasi 81 your brother. Harry"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-12-14
Tn. ,ser,, she's . ssccess.

.s.u Francisco. Dec. io.-The horse
.how ended tonight. after q most pros
norous week. All day and night the
psv,i,ou was crowded with well.drossed
,,'"n and women, who gascd at each
other, and incidentally At the not ..ss,
ys. .how has been q big financial sue
80. and will bc a yearly event In san
rranci,co Walter Hobart. the young
,,,,,i,onsirc. was the chief attraction
81 tho show. He entered the lAfses.
y, Of horses for competition. ano
49, and rode them himsslf. he car
r.sd "a nine. ssnths Of the prizes
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-12-14

New York. Dec. i0.--lt IL IMPORTED
At Tompkinsville. Staten Island. thss
the United stasss steamship Texas
while coming 10 anchor Oh that place
Yesterday afternoon. lost her anchor
and portion Of tho chain attached
The accident was said 10 have been
caused by a pin dropping out Of one OF
The shacklea Of tho chain cable.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-12-14

Sacramento, Dec. Orders nave
been given at the railroad shops here
to discharge 500 mon tonight That
will leave 400 men In the sacramen.
10 shopsA This 10 the heaviest lay'on
the company has made here for many
Year,.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-12-14
Clevelapd IL Wanted.
fPittsburg Presa

The greatest and most influential
Democratic newspapers of the country
today are outspoken in favor of the
presidents denomination. One need
only mention the New York Herald,
the New York World. the New York
Evening Post, the St. Louis Republic.
and there are others by the score, not
emitting the Pittsburg Post
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-12-14

Butte has now over $500, 900 in ont.
standing warrants.
The town council Of Havre. have put
down an artesian we'll and have secured
dow large enough 10 supply water
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-12-14

for town i've times the siss Of Havrs.
The hunting season for tie whitstail
deer. blacktail deee, mule deer, noun.
tain sheep, Rocky mountain goat and
antelope il rapidly drawing 70 . Close.
II u unlawful 70 hunt altar Decem-
Der ID.
Montana. like Washington, has .
capital problem TO consider. IT. legis-
lature has authorised tho issue Of
81. 0O0. 900 in warrants, secured upon
the Lands granted By The general gov
eminent, 10 build the building. but
there IL no present income from the
lands to pay interest On them, OF II
there likely to b for some. time 10
come. So the warrants do not and the
building cannot 90 On.
British Cslunbis.
A large corporation u being formed
in the East 10 open the marble quaEries
Of Chioago6 island next season.
It il reported that the Kaslo q Slo-
can Railway have bought the 6ilverton
town site and have decided TO extend
the road to that point
The Fraser River Industrial Society
has decided to secure Q site ~ near the
mouth OF the river - possible for can
merry purposes. and 10 accept one Of the
three Lots offered BY the city Of West
mister. for wharfage. fish house. ofIice,
etc.
A new sealing company has Just
been incorporated under imperial
charter ~ the Victoria Sealing and
Trading Company. with 4 capital Of
el00, 900. The stockholders arc all
victorians- Already q feet Of seven
schooners has been secured.
The scheme to build an all-rail route
through British Columbia into Alaska
il again being discussed; this time il il
to 60 ~ way Of Kamloops, the North
Thompson and BarksRvills, through
the heart Of Cariboo. The distance to
Barkerville from Kamloops il about
$50 miles- Such . line would be Of
great advantage in opening up and de.
veloping the gold fields Of Cariboo. in
which section Of the country. it y be-
lieved, there still il to be found more
wealth than has yet been produced.
But il such q road 10 to be built it will
be by the Canadian Pacific Railway
Company. for the construction of which
line q charter 10 already held by par.
ties in this city. but who are supposed
to be acting for the G. p. r. people in
the East.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-12-14

fL0us-Postland. Salem, Cascndis end
Dayton, are quoted st s2.60 psr barrel:
Golddrop, tz.60; Snowflake. (zyo6; Ben.
too county, geo; graham. e3.O; sapss.
OA1s-Good white axs quoted vsak, Il
z3c; milling, 28030c; gEay, lo04lA
Rolled oats afe quoted q iOll0we: 6a9p
N-@os.1; barrels. Nto07.oo; 60.
HAr- Timothy, $500 per toa; ches1
?6.5o; clover, s6e6; OF, =. oo06; vhss1
BAsLsY-Fssd barley. $l4-5o ~ tn;
brewing, nominal.
Mn1sTuyys = Bran. $500; shoetu.
$500; middtingA $le0ls; rye, 7Sos0e
Per GENITAL.
Borr.a-Faney creamery Il quoted q
2he; fancy dairy, IKE; fair 70 god,
lbe; common. l0c per pound.
| PorA1oss-New Orsgon, 36436e pos
sack.
Oregon, 65090c per csntal.
PoUL1.Y-Chickens, old. e20z6O ~
dozen; young. t2O011tO per dozen;
ducks. t3O0@3.60; geese, Is; turkeys,
live. 9@lOc per pound; dressed lie
l2c.
GAME-Pheasants, $3.50; Chinese, 8;
quail, $l.26 per dozen.
Bees Oregon, firm at &c pr .dossa;
Eastern, &c per dozen.
CHEESE - Oregon fall cream, S0ee
per pound; half cream, k07c; akin, -
&c; Young America, 0@lOc.
ORgOox VEGEIABLEs-Cabbaee Ike
per ID; 'edishes, loo per dosen bunchss;
| ele a onions, lOc per dozen cucumbers,
tic 81 per sack; canli6oWer, 81 PEI
dozen; tomatoes. 60060c per box; eosa
6o6c per dos.
TsorIcAL Fsur- California lemons.
t66O@6.60; bananas. $2.2603OO Per
bunch; California navels, t4.6O per box
pineapples, t6@6.6O per dozen.
CALIFORNIA VEGETABLEs-<iarlic, new
So Oc per pound; sweet potatoes, 2lxc
per pound; MERGED, DC; boxes Dc; arti-
chokes, S5c per dozen; eprouts, tl.360
80; caulihower, &275 per crate, 81 per
dozen.
FRESH FRUrr-Pears, fall, 75c0Sl 90:
grapes, $l.75 per box; Iwaco cranber.
ries, $l0.5O0ll per barrel; apples, SIC
so; common. 60075c per box.
WooL-valley. l00llc, according -
quality; Eastern Oregon, 7@9c.
Hors Choice, Oregon 407c per
pound; medium, neglected.
NUs Almonds, soft shell, o0llc
per pound paper shell, l2s Gle; new
crop California walnuta. soft shell.
i@l2kc; standard walnuts, lO0Ilc;
Italian chesnuts, l2t @l4c; pecans,
13@l6c; Braxils, l2k0l3c; flberts,
l4@l5c; Peanuta. raw, fancy, 607c;
roasted. loo; hickory nuts, 8@lOc; Co
coanuts, SOC per dozen.
PHOvnIoNs-EasteFn hams, medium.
llh@l2c per pound; hams, picnic,
sa@9c; breakfast bacon llh0l4e;
ahort clear sides, 8h@9c; dry sali
sides, 7x@Sc; dried beef hams, Il
@l3c; lard. compound. in tins. TX;
lard, pure, in tins, 9t0lOc; pigs feet,
60s, $50; pigs' feet, 40. $3.S6; kits,
tl.&. Oregon smoked hams, l2c per
pound; picked hams, s}<c; homeless
hams, loo; bacon, Sc; dry salt sides, Sc;
lard, 5-pound pals, sic; los. 8stc:
, 500, Sic; tiercee, Sc. Country meats
sell at prices according to grade.
HlDEs.-Dry hides, butcher. sound,
per pound, ll@l2c; dry kip and calf
skin, l09llc; culls, Sc less; salted, 60
lbs an0 over, 6@61sc; 80 to 60 lbs, &c;
40 and 50, &c; kip and veal skins,
10 to 30 lbe, &c; calfskin, sound, 5
to 10 lbs, &c; green, unsalted, lc
less; culle, lie less; sheepekins, shear
lings, l0@l5c; short wool, 3O0SOc;
medium, SOC 4Oc; long wool, 5o070c-
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-12-14
A Straight RePublicaA.
New York Tribune.l

Bear in mind, however. that ma
tional issues" mean Cleveland.
Nothing more. He is the only ma.
tional issue" the Democrats have had
in dozen years. No principles No
platform. No leadership. Just Cleve-
land. And now wherever they fight
it out on that line" they get thrashed
out Of their boots The moral Of which
is. "Rah for q third termv'
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-12-14
Not . Presidential Feasibility.
minneapolis Times.l

However sincerely We may admire
Mr.. Cleveland's many great and good
qualities Of backbone, brain, and heart
we cannot and should not let that ad.
miration blind us 10 the fact that he il
no longer among the presidential pos.
sibilities. His has been q strong id.
ministration, you will say, = consistent
administration. an administration with
a policy and 4 principle. % far a. Mr..
Cleveland himself il concerned.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-12-14
III. southern r.cinc Reduction.

Sacramento, Dec. l0.-Orders have
been given at the railroad shops here
to discharge 500 men tonight. That
will leave 400 men in the Sacramento
chops. This 10 the heaviest lay.off the
company has made here for many years.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-12-14
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS

FLoua-Net cash prices: Family az.
tras, $S.S5@&45 per barrel; bakers' ex.
tras, $S.l50S.2s; superfine, Se.3602.oO.
BARLRY-Feed. fair TO good, 66llc;
choice, 67,sc; brewing, re soc.
WHRAr-No. l shipping, 87,<c per ctl !;
choice, sSssc; milling, 97ISc0Sl.06.
OArs - Milling, S072kc; surprise,
S5@a5; fancy iced. 1880; good 70
choice, 65@76c; poor 70 fair, SIC
92kc; gray, 62072Ic.
RoPs-Quotable 1t 607c per pound.
PorAfoEs - Sweets, Clio; Bur.
banks. Oregon, 55076c.
OxIoxs-iood 70 choice California,
5O@66c.
Wool - Nevada, spring, light and
choice, a@llc; heavy do. S@sc. Fall
Short, trashy San Joaquin plains, SOS !;
good do, 406c; Southern and coast,
406c; mountain. light and free. o07c.
BuTrER-Fancy creamery, S4036c |;
seconds, sac Sc; fancy dairy, 29@3lc ;
fair TO choice, 26@27c.
Eeas-Ranch, 30@3ic.
CH1ksE-Eancy. mild. new, 00lOc;
common to good. 3@6c; Young Amer.
ica, 6@8c; Eastern. ll0l2c; West
srn, ll0l2xc per pound.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-12-14
Must Not Nexicanise the once.

Must Not NeHicantse the Once.
tchicago Times ,Heraldl
There 10 no written constitutional
barrier against President Cleveland re.
manning president of the United States
for as many terms a. he can manage to
get and keep Office. Secretary Merton
is right Yet it must also be true that
the people Of the United States are not
disposed or prepared to Mexicanise the
presidency Of the United States. with
or without law. no matter how able an
official the president may be.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-12-14
PORTLAND MARKETS.

Trade In al lines Il slow, and thsss =
not much encouragement IN the prod
nee business. Pricrs Obtained are
largely nominal. The last steamer
brought . consignment Of grapes, tn
last Of the season. Other markets aro
Unclaimed.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-12-14

The local wheat market b quiet, and
prices are firm, bat no higher, EXPORT
ers quoting Walla Walls ct 6Oc, and
Valley Ct Sc per buahel.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-12-14
John 0hermAn's Book.

What John Sherman lacks In mag.
netism he makes up in recollection.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-12-14

New York, Dec. IVA meeting was
held today at the office Of the Central
& South American Telegraph Company
for the purpose Of completing the or.
ganixation Of the Pacific Cable Com.
pany. This company will Be independ.
ent Of the Mexican Central & South
American Telegraph companies in its
organization. but they will have rela.
tions which will be mutually sdvan.
tageoua The projected cable will con,
meet San Francisco with the proposed
American naval station at Pearl river
harbor, in the Sandwich islands. ia
pan and China, Australia and India.
A committee on plan and scope was ap
pcinted,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1895-11-12
Heart Disease Cured
By DR.. Miles, Heart Cure.

Painting, Weak or Hungry Spells, Irregu-
lar or Intermittent Pulse, Fluttering or Pal
pitation. Choking Sensation, Shortness OF
Breath, Swelling of Feet and Ankles, are
symptoms of q diseased or Weak Heart,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1895-11-12
The Late Election.

~ 4 : ar . - - =
The result Of last Tuesdays
election emphasizes but one
thing to wit: That the. sound
money goldite, Or Cleyeland Dem
ocrats voted with the Republi-
cans. That is the whole story, Of
these Repub lican landslides.
The money power has selected
the Repub lican party to be its
tool and itsWhips into line its adj
herents IN the Demo cratic party,
and those. that they can control.
The. organizati 81 Of the Demo
cratic part orth at least, is
simply kept up ,to. pre- vent Demo
Gratis from joining the Populst
ehave az doubt at all that the
money power will work the same
racket is 1916, and we fear sue.
.cessfully
q. The salvation Of the country
now les 4 the rank and file 81
the Demo oratie part The
greatmasso ems beieveh onest;I
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1895-11-12

~ IN the money Of constitution:
It's only the silk stocking mug
.Wump Cleveland Democrats i
contrary to all Dem ocratic plat
forms, areadvocating the gold:
standard. II the ordinary hon
est Dem ocratcould see that he is
simply hood winked by his mug
wump leaders, he would either
try to rescue his party from the
goldites-a task probably impos
sible while the President holds
the patronage whip-in which
case the Populistmight endorse
the ticket in many states, or
abandon his old party entirely
and join the Peoples Party.
A man like Gov. Altgeld would
then logically be the nominee for
the Presidency. He would COM
mand the confidence of both
Democrats and Populists. There
is no hope for the common people
from the Republican party.
G.. J.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1895-11-12
, $50. - u.s..
The Minneapolis Tribune tells
some s'facts" at last: J.: -

..z s.=@ 1t. III: \ : IL Nov. 4, 1895.
The great business boom and revival
of prosperity SO heralded and belaud-
ed by some ofour political contempor-
aries seems to have fallen into the
;sere and yellow leaf. Because there
was marked increase in the dem and for
goods during the spring and summer
months, following a couple of years
OF economy and self denial
on the part Of the people.
the apol ogists Of the tariff legislation
OF the last congress assumed that the
tide had turned and that legislation
was bringing the nation prosperity.
But It now appears that the real cause
of revived activity was the exhaustion
fofstocks from curtailment Of opera
tiOns, and hence was temporary in it's
character. The inmedi late wants sun
piled, demand has fallen 81 The re-
Yival was not built upon the solid bas-
Is of protection to American Industry,
and hence was tempe and evane-
scent in character. The commercial
says ::5#..s 9 Is g time 81. waiting
Trade has halted decld edly 81 the
close Of October. IS Commerce Is not
up to what was expected go days ago.
q s9'h demand is almost entirely for
staple goods, but with q decided u
ing oHSin oluzns. Sc 8 ss
The TriibHne has no .dispo sition Is
play the role Of ca alnity hor1er but
"a g faithful recorder OF conditions
and eYents.We cannot aff ord Is ignore
facts.
ARE, very Rlad to5 know that
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1895-11-12
MONEY SAVED! .

By having your repairing daon at
.AWRENC E'S &
Carpente or. and Job bing Shop
Storm wind lows, and doors re-
moved. Screen windows and
doors made and put up " God
turnin and scroll SAVING, saw
filing. general mac hinery repair
ing and pract teal boat build ding.
.Satisfact ion guarante ed. Shop
east Of SWed ish lutheran church.
Address ooK= Box 81
v illmsr, linn
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1895-11-12

We take pleasure in recon-
mending the Home Comfort
Steel Range. We have tested
ours thoroughly and have found
it all the salesman claimed for it.
AS a cooker we never saw it's
equal and it gives out plenty of
heat. Neighbors, buy one-the
best is always the cheapest.
MR.. AND Mrs. JNO. ELMQU1sT.