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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-01-23
First published in VOICE Dec. 10, 1895.
No. 1877.
Sheriff's Sale.

Sherltf'S Sale.
In the district court Of Sumner county. in the
state OF Kansas.
New York Security and
Trust company,
plaintiff,
George G. Stayton and
Samuella Z. StaytOn,
Defendants.
DY VIRTUE ofan order OF sale issued TO me
ID out OF said district court In the above
entitled action, will, on
Monday the goth day Of January,A.D.fs 500,
between two and three o'clock D. m. Of said
day, at the front door Of the court house I'm
the city OF Wellington, In the county OF
Sumner and state OF Kansas, offer at public
sale and sell TO the highest and best bidder
for cash In hand, all the following described
real estate, tO-wit:
The northwest quarter III Of section twenty
TOUR IA In tOwnship thirty-twO 1877 south.
OF range three l3l west OF the sixth [6thl
principal meridian, lying and situate in the
county OF Sumner and state OF Kansas.
The above-described real estate is taken as
the property OF said defendants and is direct
ed BY said order Of sale to be sold. and will
be sold without appraisement to satisfy said
order OF sale.
Witness my hand this 18th day OF December
n. ID. 1895. SIS. W00DO0CK,
Sheriff OF Sumner county, Kansas.
HAUGHEY & MCBRIDE,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-01-23

Col. Nv. Forney, Of Belle PLANE,
is here today.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-01
un9eDeucr scr 3;.fc.

Die fortpGbrenb mieber auftau:
4enben @ei4i4ten riiber @eeldlangen,
bic angeblt@ bon @eefabrern in per<
f@iebenen @egenben bes S5eans ge1ez
fen murben, baden 19on piele, Naturz
fori4er oeranlabt, genauere l1nt:rluz
9ungen an3uitelen, UNI iiber bic Sri
iten3 ober Ni4t @riiten3 bieier gez
beimnibpo0en Sbiergattung @epibz
beit gu erlangen. N~euer0in9s baben
bic 6erren 0rs. g. 8ronn @pobe unb
Sarleton 8. 8ean bonn @mitbioniaa
Snititute 1t4 in einem Werte
iiber bic Slide Der Meerestiefe in fol-
genber Weiie iiber bic @eei4lQngenz
Trage ausgeipro&en: SIS fam ni@t
in Mbrebe &c teQt peroen, bab irsenbz
100 in ben Siefen bes O3eans gemine
fi@dbnli&e SPHERE BON aubergep0bnz
li4er @r0be leben, mel4e ber Mi6enz
l9aft Biz jebt unbefannt Itnb, bic aber
selegentlia an bic Oberf Fiddle tommen
alnb bic @eranlaRung gu berartigen
@e19i9tsn 9eben." 8elonbers molen
lie Elm f19artiges 9bier entbedt baz
ben, pel9es lie nit benz Namen rRuz
berfi9" be5ei9nen, neil es Elm auberz
orbentli4 raider S4nimmer 1T, unn
ba5 pegen ieiner i&langenartigen
Sci talt nahr1@einli4 fir man4e Seez
@9langengei9i4te perontportli4 1T,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-01

8epor ii9 nod Semanb erbeben
tcnnte, mari er iein @tsarrenetut aus
Ter Sa19e unb rate our4 oas 3imz
mer. 8eim Ramin bra9 Ct au'amz
men, mdbrenb bic srdBli4ite So5,sz
angit feline 3uge per3errte. Wir ipran>
gen ibm gu 9ilfe, bod es tpar gu lpdt,
er mar beretts tobt.
Derielbe @ebante bur@fubr aQe
Mnpe 1enben, bob er in oer1elben Weiie
gel torben mar, ME am portgen Ibeno
fem Onfel.
Sd fob baS Gigarrenetui auf, oas
an Der @roe liegen geb(ieben mar, uno
nabm ben Snbalt pot ben @ugen Der
MrpeienOen beraus. Sd bemertte,
baB cine DON ben ieds @tgarren ettpa
einen Gentimeter finger mar, ols Die
ibrigen. S@ i@nitt iie ent5pei unb
in Der Mitte e fanb 1i4 cine tleine
'blaue @ubi tang ettpa BON Der @rObe
elmer Grb1e. @ir 5erlegten audi bic
anberen, es maren getpDbnli9e Cigar
rem.
Wie Der @orTau 1id 5ugetra9en
Bate, par lei6t gu erratben. oils i'd
bic Gigarren in bas @tui 3uriidgetedt
batte, mubte i6 lie pobl aus BET
&eibe gebra6t baden, uno Der @Aurte
batte unbor ii4tiger Weiie cine &C.
rau9t, bic er gu einem anoeren Ser
breden beitimmt. S@ nabm bic blauz
li9e CUB tang an midi, bra9te lie gu
benz G6emiter, Sen i& am Morgsn
oufge5u9t batte, unb erhielt na4 emit
gen Sa9en Mittbeilung bon ihm. Die
blaue Maf1e mar cine @ift1ub tang,
bic Der mooernen WiHen14aft polz
ltdnbig unbetannt lit; 9urrp &incaio
mubte bic pflan5e, bon oer bas Slit
Itammt, aus @iibamerita mitgebra4t
BADEN, in europa tennt man 1ie nod
ni4t. Gs mar Elm pabres Slid, bab
1i9 Der MDrber in ieiner eigenen Sal
le gefangen butte, oenn' es pare unz
mDgli9 gepeien, i'm Der Su1ti3 gu
iiber(iefern.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-01

men inteniipen '2i9t19immer ausitrab=
len, 10 oaB bas gauge Meer gu sliiben
i4eint.
I'm nod einmal auf bic Seel9lanz
&c 3urud3utommen, 10 ertldren bic
9erren 9oooe uno 8ean oiele pbdno<
mena NIT Der 1beorie, oab einige Der
uns nod unbetannten SiefpaHerbez
pobner gu 3eiten an bic O5erflG9e
tommen uno oab Der Orgaaismus
oerlslben tie in ben Stano lebt, ben
perl9ieoenartigen WaNerorud, benz lie
je na4 Der Siefe, in Der lie iid befinz
ben, aus9eiebt itno, gu ertrasen. Die
See14lange mdre oemnad ni9t gang
uno gar in bas @ebiet Der 5abel gu
Der eben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-01

- 5ai0enmaKage 1T bas neueite
Mittel, UNI 1id cine bibi4e Jigrr gu
per1duffen. IS pirb namentli4 BON
Domen an%geipenbet, pel4e BON Natur
ba3u neigen, elm penig gu umfangs
rei9 gu 1perben. Menn man auf bic
lem Wege cine ~14lante" Saille obne
&orlet bebdlt, 10 pdre enbliA er
Mittel gefunben, 0as Wus1tht bdtte.
bas @hniiren adjudication, unb b.
nit ndre Der Sc unbbeit aaerbinas
1e6r gebtent.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-01
cas @tmct;cl 1T &erCartinurcI'

9as r8erl. Sasbl." erbdlt bon Ell
mem Mugen5eusen iiber bic Mebeleten
in &ontantinopel einen bonn q. Muz
guit batirten 8eri@t, benz mir 5ol9mz
bes e%ntnehmen:
Mit eigenen Mugen babe i4 geitern
bic pilbeite 8arbaret geieben. Das
tirti19e @olt, oas id i'm 9er5en I'M
mer fiir gut gebalten, 1ab i4 pilo,
barbari19, fanatii@, blutgierig. gu
Sau1enben iab i4 tartt14e 6amala
our@ bic @aFen rennen, UNI gu NOR
ben. Sc breibig unb pier5ig JAP i'd
lie nit &niitteln 'bepafnet an ben
@trabeneden lauern, UNI einen elnz
3igen Mrmenter ab5uf angen uno graft
lam nieDer5uma4en, mie man einen
toQen 9uno ni4t erl@lagen ourfte'
Yor meinen Nrgen tpurbe Elm armenlz
I6er priei ten BON elmer Hotte bte1er
Wiloen nit 9ol5itiiden 5u einsm
formlpien &lumpen 5erbadt. Sd lat
bic poli5i1ten ld9elnb oanez
ben iteben. sd iab cine
&apaueriepatroutle nebenan $50
c6e bulten, bamit ia Niemanb benz I'm
glidli9en 9ilfe brd@te: id babe oann
lol9e @cenen mebr uls 5tpan3igma]
ge1eben, i9 babe aber niat Elm ein5iges
M1al beoba6tet, bab bic poli5iiten ooer
5olbaten einen morbenben Siirter in
1einem Mert 5tDrten.
Sn @alata babe ib in ben @traben
Dubenbe Soote liegen ieben. Sn oer
@trabe, mo id pobne, in BET 9enoetz
1traBe, tpurben innerbalb elmer bolz
Ben @tunbe brei armenii9e Pananten
bon thrift 4en &nitteltrdgern nieoerz
ge19lagen. 8ei elmer @trab entpar:
berung am ipdten Na9mittag traf i'd
einen 3ug BON feds Miittarren, an9ez
fuut nit 2ei9en. Man be9auptet'
bab ge5tern am Sage allein minoe*
items 3tpeitau1enb perlonen get0otei
murben, unb na@ al1em, mas id per-
Ionli@ geieben, er1&eint mfr DC 3lt!z
fer ni9t ibertrieben. ueber Die
Sbeilna1nloiigteit Der 8ot1@atten
berr19t al9emeine Grbitterung:
Sn @tambul ioq es perbdltntbz
mdbtg rubis 3ugegansen letn. Dte
@ei9Gfte tpurben, pie in pera une
@alata, audi bort ale geiperrt. Sn
@alata murben Biz geltern @benr
ale armenti@en @ei4dfte BON ben
&nitteltiirten erbro4en. 9;e Waaz
ten tpuroen geplun6ert ooer 3erit0rt
Mn elmer i'olhen ptUnoerung {a9 id
audi poli3ei unb @oloaten theilnehz
men. Ml9 Elm oeut14es Waarenge:
14Gft in @alata purbe geplinbert
eyn ben armenil9en 8ororten pia*
malta unb &umpatu begann be1
&f 3mii4en 3iirten unb Qrmeni:
ern I9on in Der Triibe. Sn ber Na@'
BON geitern auf beute CAB es 5ablrei4'
@tiirme auf armenii&v 9duier. 3mei:
ft1os 1T, baB Der neuen armenii4er
Demoni tration 5umeift uni@uloig'
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-01

geopfert >purben, neil i'm eau e peniz
ger @tunoen iih bic Wutb oes 9an3en
tirti1den Bodies segen ale 4rmenier
rtdtete. 3peifeQos aber 1T audi na4
alien 8eridten uno na4 alien ei9enen
8eobaatunsen, baB wd9reno Der
&dmpfe bic tiirtii4sn 8ebDroen ibre
Pfi6t ni9t erfuQten. Quf Der Soz
fen pforte, no geraoe Der Mini1terz
ROTH Beginner io0te, berr14t entiebliz
DIE 8eripirrung.
Sn pera tobte Der beftiglte &f
Dor benz Mmtsgebduoe oes @puperz
neurs, poi elbit cine 8ombe erplooirte.
@ielfa9 pirb bebauptet, oab bic ar
meni19en Hepolutiondre i'm 8unbe
nit ben tiirtiiden unb treten1i1den
Gomites 1inb. gu ben grauiami item
8erfolsern Der 'Mrmenier gebDrten bic
Sulumbaoi4is, bic iosenannten mill
ben Teue1pebrmdnner. 8%e1onbers
lie Wd9ter bes @alatazS 6urmes lab
i9 bic u~mliesenben @ai1er mt @ptez
ben unb MeKern na@ tpebrllI ZEN DR.
msniern abiuden. 5anben iie a6er
einen l9on tobten, 10 tiblten lie ibr
Miitb9en, inbem iie benz gri4lugez
men nod Elm paar 9iebe periebten ooer
NIT benz Tube traten. Nuber Dor Der
Sttpmanebant babe ih feline ermoroez
ten &irten geiebea. SIS 1T traurig,
bab bic Mrmenier bies ales provo5irt
buben, aber nod trauriger III es, oab
bic 8efGmpfung Der Demon1tration
bon ben 8eb0rDen offentunoig benz
3%iigelloien Mob ii%bertrasen purbe.
Sd 1ab MIDI g%e3pun9en, an ben
MrtiIerieminiiter 3etti Pai4a, in
beien !5auie t4 pobne, folgenben
8rief gu ri9ten: rGr5e1en3! Sn uniez
rer Strabe iinb fait ale @rmsnier erz
moroet unb gepliinbsrt poroen unb,
rie i'd nit eigenen Mugen 9ele9en
babe, unter Mitbilfe ober 9uloung
Der Polt5ei. 9eute frib fam Elm
b0berer Poli5iit ans 5bor unb perz
langte bic Muslieferung bes armeniz
19en 9ausper1palters. Der Poli5iit
1agte: rWenn Sbr einen Surten,
@rie9en, Suben pber @uropder babt,
benen miirbe ni9ts gei4eben, ben Or
menier aber miibt Sbr gutpiQig auf
bic StraBe tperfen." Sd bite besz
bal6 @l1er @%rcelen5, gum @9ube ST.
res eieenen @auies unb gum @@ube
ber in benz elben Mobnenben iofori
bas N0tbige por3utebren, minoeite
aber cine turtiide Waae auf3uiteQen."
@oritebenoer 8rief 5eigt uniere @iz
tuatirn AM tlariten. Die @uropder
baben ibre Wobnun9en fDrmli@ perz
19an5t uno m0gl;4it piel propiant
aufgebGuft. @iele Trembe un6 bauz
ernb bier 2ebenoe iinb NIT Der 8abn
abgereiit. 3ablrei9e Perionen Daben
auf bic i'm 9afen liegenDen @hiHe
gefliihtet.
Die pliinberungen buuern jebt,
Donnerstag, 8ormittags, nod fprt.
Non meinen Tenitern aus iab i@, ipie
Elm nabeselesenes armieligeS Sr09z
lergeiddft BON ie4s tiirfil4en poliz
5ilten erbroden 1purbe, pdbrenO bic
&nitteltrdger bauernb babel 1tanben,
I'm ben i'm Maga3in peritedten 8e1iber
bann 1ofort nieoer3ul4lagen. @s
19eint, als ieien bic Siirten in mahnz
iinnige Mutb geratben bur@ bic proz
potationen Der Mrmenier. Die Parole
1T a%bgegeben: aue Mrmenier um3uz
brinsen unb beren @ei@dfte gu 5erit0z
rem, bo6 pirb bic Haubgier uno
Morblu1t bes pDbels, einmal entfa6t,
ni4t bei Der @erni4tun9 Der Irmeniz
er innebalten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-01

Gin mu1italif9es Sent E,
g.: v@ingt sybr Srdulein @@peite1
Nlt pber Soprano" - g.: rDas
meiB i4 eigentli9 gar ni4t, aber alt
tpipb iie pobl ni4t iingen, iie 1T ia
noG gang jung"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-01

5igaros 9od5eit. Gin 8auz
CT 1T oreimal in bic @tabt getommen
unb bat INNER 6i9aros 9od5eit an
gemelbet geieben; nad einisen Mona<
ten tommt er gum pierten Mal unb
iiebt bieielbe Mnnonce. nNa, Der heiroz
bet i4on nieoer, pie nur bas 1ein
barf?"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-01

5a4gemdb. Mama bat ben
ainbern gum Mbenbbrob Wur1t Or
idnttten. Der 5p0lfjdbrise Mfur, Der
elm letoeni4aftli4er Habfaprer lit,
bemertt, oab ii& an ben Wurr14eiben
rod Der Shalenrano befinbet unb
formultrt besbalb 1eine Bitte: uM9,
Mamu, nimm mir bod BON Der
@uriti4eibe bic Yneumutit ab!
unoer roren. Rentier: S6
babe meme So4ter gu lieb, UNI lie an
einen peri9ulbeten 2ebemann gu perz
14leuoern, Der es muir ouf ibr @elb abz
geieben hat!!"
8eperber: So! 9m - sic baben
ia nod cine dltere So@ter - baben
sic bic AUDI 10 lieb?"
8 umane8 ebanblu a.
profe1or gum Stuoenten): Wenn
Sie gu einem Patienten tommen unb
ct tla9t iiber &opfl9mer3en, mas perz
ben Sic 5und4it tbun? STUDENT: Sbn
crit a~ustlasen lafen!
Selb It 5 emu t. Sunge Dame:
"Mir traumte, elm i40ner unb tluser
Mann rei4te mir cine &o1e." !9err:
Limb mas 1agten sic barauf gu mira"
0as fleinere uebel. @atte:
"9as Sinh ma4t MIDI NIT 1einem
S4reien nod gang nerp0s." Die
Satin: rNa, narte nod einen Mugenz
bid, i4 iinse es sleid in ben @4laf!"
@atte: Sea, bann LAB es nur nod
lieber i4reien!"
6igaros 9o95eit. Gin 8au=
er 1T oreimal in bic 5tabt 9etommen
unb bat INNER Ti9aros 9od5eit onz
gemeloet geieben; na9 einisen Monaz
ten tommt er gum bierten Mal unb
iiebt bic elbe Mnnonce. rNa, Der heiroz
bet i4on pieoer, 1pie nur bas iein
bar e"
Disfretion. Bantiersaattin
(3u ibrem Manne): Du, Der Baron
bat Mn1pieluneen 9ema&t: er m0@te
germ miFen, mieoiel uniere So@ter
mtttriegt? @atte: Gags ibm nt4t,-
ion1t maht er no4 mebr @hulben!
8osbaft. Di9terling: 80, i9
bin es 1i4er: meme Werte tperben
midi iiberleben!!" 8etannter: r9as
glaub' i'd AUDI: lie Iinb ia AUDI i4on
lan9e Dor Sbnen 0agemei en-"
@runb gum Mitle ID. 8etfz
Ter: Sin armer &eilenber bittet UNI
cine feline unter5tiibung." - 9err:
~Mie beiben Sic benn?" - 8ettler:
rMeier." - Ser (geriibrD: r@9, bas
1T freili@ traurig; bier baben@ie cine
&leinigtett."
- ueber bic 9aupter9ebniHe Der
8erufs3d6lung bonn IA. Suli 1859 i'm
Deut1den Reid mirb cine porldufige
3ulammen1ts1ung mitaetbeilt. 9a=
na4 betrug bic 3iffer Der Grmer6sz
t6dtigen iiberbaupt 51,770,284 per1pz
men. Dapon noren beldaftigt in
2an0pirtb14aft, @drtnerei, Sbierz
3u9t, Torlttpirtbldaft uno Til4erel
mdnnlibe perionen $685., meibl.,
1,521,133 peri onen, in 9anoel unb
8ertebr mdnnlide, 1,758,900, tpeibliz
DIE, 579,608, in bGuslt4en Dienl ten
(ein14liebli4 pe ri0nliAer 8eolenung,
ouh BON Nrbeit peh1elnoer Ir) 1882
626 mdnnli9e, 233,865 meibli4e perz
1onen. Sn Militdrz, 9ofz, i'm biirz
gerliden uno tir4li6en 9len1t unb
in ben frsien 8erufsarten tparen Be-
i6dftigt 1, 249,521 mdnnli4e, 1862
CAB neibliAe perlonen, obne Beirut
rnb 8etriebsangaben murben 9e3dblt,
1927, 052 mdnnli9e unb 1,115,549
meiblide perionen. Mn Dienitboten
fir bdusli4e 0ien1te i'm 9aus4alte
ber Serr1@aft murben ge3dblt ins9es
1ammt 1889 318.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-01

0as fleinere uebel. @atte:
"9as Sinh ma4t MIDI nit 1einem
S4reien mod gang nerpos." 9ie
Satin: ~Na, parte nod einen Mugenz
Bid, ib iinge es glei4 in ben @9laf!"
@atte: Sea, bann LAB es nur nod
lieber 59reien!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-01

Disfretion. Bantierseattin
(5u ibrem Manne): Du, Der Baron
bat Mnipielunsen gema&t: er m0@te
germ mif1en, miebiel unlere So@ter
mittriegt? @atte: Gags tbm ni@t.-
lonit ma4t er no4 mebr Shuloen!
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-01

@elbfbepubt. Sunge Dame:
rMir traumte, elm i4Dner unb tluser
Mann rei4te mir cine Ro5e." !Qerr:
limb mas 1agten sic barauf gu mira"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-01

$ umane8 ebanblu g.
Vrpfe1pr (3um @tuoenten): Wenn
Sie gu einem Putienten tommen unb
CT tla9t iiber ~&opfi4mer5en, mas merz
ben Sic aunG4it tbun? STUDENT: Sbn
ert austlagen laHen!
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-01
4umoriNijMcs.

Ta4gemdb. Mama bat ben
&inoern gum M%benobroo Wurit OF
ldnitten. Der 5p0lfjabrise M}ur, Der
elm Observation-Disclosures Habfaprer lit,
bemertt, oab ii& an ben Wurit19eiben
rod Der Sdalenranb befinbet unb
formulirt oesbalb feline 8itte: rM9,
Mama, nimm mir bod BON Der
Murt19etbe bic pneumattt ab!
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-01

Il noer RI roren. Rentier: Sh
babe meme So9ter gu lieb, UNI lie an
einen per14ulbeten 2ebemann gu per=
i4leuoern, Der es muir aui ibr @elb obz
geie6en bat!"
geperber: r@o! 9m - @ie baben
ia nod cine dltere So4ter - baben
@te bic audi 10 lteb?"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-01

8osboft. 0i9terlins: 80, i9
bin es 1i4er: meme Werte tperben
midi iiberleben!" 8%etannter: 9as
glaub' i9 AUDI: tie iinb ia audi i9on
lan9e Dor Sbnen bagemei en!"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-08-01
4 Protective TarIA.

We renew and emphasize our allegi-
ance to the policy ot protection as the
bulwark OF American industrial inde-
pendence and the foundation OF Amer
lean development and prosperity. THIS
true American policy taxes foreign pro-
duets and encourages home industry:
IL puts the burden of revenue on for
eign goods. II secures the American
market for the American producer; Il
upholds the American standard OF
wages for the American workingman:
Il puts the factory by the side OF the
farm. aud makes the American farmer
less dependent on foreign demand and
price; Il difIuses general thrift and
POUNDS the strength OF all on the
strength OF each In It's reasonable ap-
plIcation II is just, fair, and impartial.
equally opposed TO foreign control and
domestic monopoly. to sectional dis
elimination and individual favorltism.
We denounce the present Democratic
tariff as sectional. injurious TO the pub
lie credit and destructive TO business
enterprise. We demand such equitable
tariT on foreign imports which come
into competition with American pro-
ducts as will not only furnish adequate
revenue for the necessary expenses OF
the government, hut viii protect Amer
lean labor from degradation to the
wage level Of other lands. We are not
pledged to any particular schedules,
The question Of rates Is practical
question. TO he governed by the condl-
tions OF the time and production; the
ruling and uncompromIsIng principle
s the protection and development OF
american labor and industry. The
country demands a right settlement
and then II wants rest
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-08-01

the entire torty-seven miles between
Goble and Tongue Point. Most Of the
people owning land along the road re-
alize the benefits that will accrue 20
them with i;s completion, and they are
doing everything to facilitate the
work Of the righ-of-way party, which
the contractors have at work, As Mr.,
Honeyman said yesterday, unless
something unforeseen happens, next
summer will see the new road In or,
Grafton. In the mean time the enter
prise viii afIori work for hundreds of
men,"
Every Astorian knows that the right
Of way for the entire line was secured
long ago, Further the matter was
not placed in the hands Of party
OF contractors To secure the right OF
way. \ committee " citizens secured
for the railroad company the entire
right of way through the city and coun-
" before ;he contract for building the
line was consummate,' The unsecured
portions NJ the right ys way az the
time 90 starting work on the line,
were provided i,r by a bond commit
tee which guaranteed sufficient funds
with which the railroad company
might purchase that portion u the
riSht Of way in dispute with the own
ers of the land, The grade Tor the
mrs; ten miles of road 20 Burnside
Point. or ten miles east ot Tongue
Point, is already nearly completed,
Corey Brothers will soon finish their
contract on this portion of the line.
Whether Mr.. Honeyman made the
statement concerning the right u way
or whether it came nom some other
source, it is evident that the person or
persons giving out the information
were greatly mistaken. The citizens
Of Astoria who won hard battle in
securing this right OF way, and whose
Portland friends have understood from
them that this portion of the railroad
deal was completed. feel much provok-
ed at the giving out Of such an erro-
neous statement.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-08-01
\ GREAT BOOK FREE.

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y. Y. published the first edition OF his
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free. As this number Of copies has
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this most complete, interesting and
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er ever published-the recipient only
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II is a veritsble medical library. COM
plete, in one volume. Contains lO0S
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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-08-01
JAPANs INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITY

English trade papers report that
their machinery makers have been do
ing good business with China since
the war was settled. We are doing
the same thing-selling to China and
Japan machinery which their cheap
labor will soon learn TO use with skill
This is likely to react upon US before
long. And it will eventually teach the
whole civilized world the absolute ne
cessity Of every nation protecting and
developing its own home industries.
England is agitated over the estab-
lishment Of a regular steam service be-
tween Bombay and London. The Jap
anese have taken them by surprise,
few knowing that a movement Of such
magnitude was in contemplation. Jap
an works quietly, and has already
made a move to secure a share Of the
worlds commerce. And this is not
the only manner in which Japan is
attacking British interests.
Until lately Australia supplied Sin
gapore with coal for the steamers
bound to or from Europe But now
Japanese coal has n grs-t n -aslre
supplanted lhl .-gst--lian. Tie aus
tralian colonies see the danger and
are devising means to resist japanese
encroachments. Toxic traders are do
ing a lucrative business with Persia,
and in many other instances japanese
produce has won it's way to favor.
Cheap and good seems to be the
motto Of Japan. They are always
cheap. not always good. But quality
VIII soon follow, and then Europe and
America must be prepared. Especial
Iy VIII our market be in danger. Skill
full workmen at 50 a week, turning
out woolen goods from the mills Of
Osaka, will test our mettle and our
tariff. japanese labor flourishes on
such wages, so there can be no two
opinions regarding the different condi-
tions under which Japan and the Unit
ed States must work out their own
destinies.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-08-01
Reciprocity With Other Nations.

We believe the repeal Of the reel
proclty arrangements negotiated by the
last Republican administration was
national calamity, and we demand
their renewal and extension on such
terms as viii equalize our trade with
other nations, remove the restrictions
which now obstruct the sale Of Amer
lean products IN the ports Of other
countries and secure the enlarged mar
kets OF our farms forests and factories.
Protection and reciprocity are twin
measures Of Republican policy and go
hand In hand. Democratic rule has
recklessly struck down both, and both
must be re-established Protection for
what we produce, free admission for
the necessaries Of life which we don't
produce reciprocal agreements Of mu-
tual Interest which gain open markets
for us in return for our open market to
others. Protection builds up domestic
Industry and trade and secures our
own market for ourselves. Reciprocity
builds up foreign trade and finds an
outlet for our surplus.