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The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1896-10-16
A Bachelors Reflections.

Praying for husband doesn't take
the place of watching him.
Men who think they know too much
to get married, generally don't know
enough.
Some women don't dress for their
husbands for fear they might not feel
at home.
Men would have more respect for
babies if the believed they really I'M
derstood the language women talk to
them.
Taylor-made gowns may have lots of
style about them, but the average man
likes the woman best who wears some
thing soft and fussy around her neck.
When you hear girl talk about her
"boudoir," she has generally rugged up
a corner of her bedroom with some sofa
and Japanese lantern.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1896-10-16

the SHAMELESS belongs to Mark Hanna
and to him alone policy SO rank
that William Mckinley, meekly, meek
ly subseryient to the wishes of the man
who holds his notes, turns away from
it and bushes while he poses on the
front porch as "the worlcingman's
friend"
ga menace to the republicw Yes,
could it win this system of intimida-
ton would be the blacklist menace that
has ever cast a shadow over the free in
situations of America But it can not
win. The laborers of this nation are
citizens, not serfs; and when they cast
their ballots in November, they will an
swer Mark Hanna's threat as all
threats are answered, not by slaves, but
by en.-Spokane Chronicle.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1896-10-16
The Tyranny of the Desk.

We will suppose that your occupation is
sedentary-that you are chained, so tospeak
q the desk in some counting house, or per-
haps 10 the loom in some vast mill where
you are compelled to labor from morning
till night. Sunday is your only day ofrelax-
alton. You return home every evening
wearied mentally and bodily. Your health
and strength begin to fail. What will most
effectually recaperate your vital energy?
The weight of evidence points to no other
conclusion than that Hostettei's Stomach
Bitters is your safest, most reliable sheet
anchor. Use it perslstently, and your sys-
TEN will soon regain its pristine vigor.
Every function will receive heaithful i'm
pulse. There is no remedy TO equal the
Biiters for nervousness and want of sleep,
dyspepsia, constipation and bllliousness.
II aYerts and remedies ali forms OF malarial
disease. and is a preventative of rheuma
tism and neuralgia.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1896-10-16
Is Woman suffrage in Colorado a Success

In regard to this subject, Mrs. lone
I. Hanna, of Denver, says;
"There has not been sufficient time
to estimate properly the results of wo-
man suffrage in Colorado, but there
are some results which can be seen and
felt that are without question of great
benefit.
'The fruit is the awakening of the
minds of women. Among the more in
telligent to conception of their duties
and as a consequence to study of
political questions and matters of pub
lie interest. The greater absorbs the
less and the little punctilious observ-
ances of society that limit and restrain
and that prevent the sympathetic in
termingling of persons in different
walks in life are gradually disappearing
The larger questions that concern the
whole are studied and good women are
earnestly striving to qualify them
selves for the intelligent performance
of the duties of citizenship.
Second result knowledge of pres
ent political methods has so disguised
the better class of women that they re-
volt from that allegiance to parties
which follow its leaders, be they right
or wrong, and they are coming to de-
mand a higher standard As women
constitute half the voters, it follows
that they cannot successfully be ig-
nored.
II doubt not that more and more the |
candidates for office must be of such |
character as pure minded men and wo-
men can endorse. One cannot always
forecast the future when
in state of transition, but I most
thoroughly believe that whether wo-
man suffrage is Immediately success
full in producing changes for the better
or not, it is one of the absolutely nee
essary steps in the evolution of the
race towards morality and anobler and
higher natural life.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1896-10-16
Mark Hanna's Mistake.

You can herd sheep; you can't herd
lions. You can drive geese; you can't
drive eagles. You can bulldoze de
graded serfs into cringing obedience:
but no man on earth can bully Amer
can citizens when they cast their votes.
1t is strange reflection on thea bility
of the Republican managers that they
should ignore the truth, and for the
first time in the republics history
should brazenly reveal the policy of
coercing the votes of workingmen by
the threat of dismissal if the order of
the employer is not obeyed at the polls.
True, in the western states where silver
sentiment is the strongest this threat
is still thinly yelled; the employee is
not told in blunt words that be will
be dismissed if he declares in favor of
Bryan, but he is told so by actions that
speak louder than words. Farther east
even this pretense has been thrown
aside; and that Clevelend factory
where all the employees were "pre-
sented" with tickets to Canton, the
price of which was deducted from their
wages, is but one illustration of the
desperate methods employed to rein
force the ranks of the champion Of |
monopoly. Beseiged by gold pam
phlets, gold notices. with even their
pay-envelopes covered with printed ar
guments for gold; urged in the factor
les by their employers to join MeKin-
ley clubs; even, in at least one instance
reported, locked into the work-room
that none might escape while single
standard orator pleaded for the Re
publican candidate-it is no wonder
that the intelligent workman of the
east have reached the coclusion that
free ballot is greater issue in this
than the money issue itself,
and will cast their votes with that
thought in mind
A Reed, Quay, a Platt, Foraker
would never have made a blunder such
As this; there is but one man on whom
IAN be placed the responsibility. Mark
Hanna, the man who crushed the sea- t
mems union; who destroyed the street t
ar mems association in Cleveland; e
Who imported Slavs, Huns and Polaks G
rom Central Europe to force wages fl
lown; who turned the Cleveland Her b
Id into rat office; whose globe ship 81
ards pay men S115 per day; whose 81
oal corner raised the price of fuel till ic
9 had unloaded and cleared 100000 nj
4 a month; whose record for thirty e;
ears is story of wage cutting, strike re
the forcing of labor ever, ne
yer down, down, down iron-nerved, az
Mark Hanna to whom Of
are as cattle, is in full con- bl
'ol Of the Republican campaign, and
rs determined to win it by brute an
rength as he won the fight with the w
FETCHED seamen's union just ten years de
70. The policy of driving working CO
en- to the polls as cattle are driven to TO,
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1896-10-16

Atlanta Constitution The Hartford
Courier says that what Mckinley
thought a few years ago is of but little
consequence. That is true. 1t is also
true that what he thinks now is of no
consequence. The real trouble is that
Mr.. McKinley's thoughts are dictated
by the Hanna syndicate.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1896-10-16
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Of The
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The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1896-10-16

Mosely Wraggs You say you wunst
EFT q baked p'taters at one settin'?
Tufold Knutt Yep. Ur mol he'd
to stand up to eat the last ten or leven.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-17

una mirda tranquila para haoerle perder au
aplomo.
Subiendo la colina que oonduoe de Pont
Aveanea Bealieu, referfa FeIipe d susanna sus
proyeotos para 81 porvenir, indio8ndoie las re
formss que ideaba en- Ia casa, = dici6Ddole
oudnto amaba su esposs.
Esouchdbale Suaana sonrefa al verle tan
snimBdo satisfeoho, comprendiendo que sque,
llo era repetir de memo1ia la leooion como por
via de ensayo antea de presentsrse Clsrs.
CusLdo en- busoa de aprobao o. 4, ciD.c su
hermano "1No es verdac? le contestaDa mali
ciOsamente:
NO es mf quien debes referir ESQ, Fe-
lipe, es ella. va ssbes que, para mi, ouanto
dioes es tan atinado cual to hsces tan oport1
no, que siempre soy de tn opinion No &c 81 la
sef1orita de Baaulieu.
Hoy mismo-exolamaba Felipe-v1y
hablarla de todo eato. Irengo tantas oosas
que deoirle!
Pro llegaba al pslaoio, presentabase
Clare, desspareofa su atrevimiento, balbu-
ceapdo para deoir buenos dias, seDtandose en-
un rincon apesadumbrado de no poder ensenar
so coraz6n como un eatuohe, para que Ia ioven
Viese los misteriosos tesoros que oontanfa.
Llleg0 el frio con los prineroa diaa de No
viembre, no siendo "a possible eatar an Ia ta-
rreaa, los habitantes del palaoio 7 lsa viaitAa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-17
FELIPE DRaRLAY

peranzas, Sc habia replegado dolorosamente en-
81 misma.
lEra, Sin embargo, posibla que los vente
al os, en- plena iuventud, de ara de palpit.r pa
ra aiempre su coraz6n? SPodfa eroerse que no
tnviera va oidos para esouohar lsa excitaoionea
de Ia vida, nj ojos psra YER lss sonrisas de la es
peranza?
Perdidamente enamorado de ClarB, no du-
do Felipe que Sc hsrfa amsr de ella.
La joven orefa su coraz6n muerto, solo
estabs dormido.
POGO POGO Sc resnimarfa volveris Ia
tir para quien le sacaba de su letargo
Salvando Felipe aquel alma, quo tendrfa
algun derecho ellal
Al volver Clara d la vida, al abrir los los.
al observar la diferenoia entire ell oari6o z, ID do
y ell gRnado, i no recompensarfa Felipe de la
salyacion hacienda feliz su existenois?
Asf 10 crefa este durante sus horas de mu
da contemplation.
Obligado desde los primeros amos de su ia
veDtud ocuparse de graves negocios, no tuvo
tempo de frecuentar Ia sooiedad eiendo extre
madsmente t1mido, sobre todo para con las mu-
jeres
La sanorita de Bzaulieu le haofa temblar,
Iunce ga aoercaba ella ain que el coraxdn le
palpitara con violeneia,
RAat ha u fda J grave Clara dirigirle
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-17
@ H A & A d A

Me han tercGG cMaTtG anteayer
un chaleco muy usado,
ell cual, por ser muy antigua,
veinte durcs ha costado
Ton prdmsrG dos tres ca tro
y ademas, tan sucio a. ta,
que d I'm trapero SO Il h dado
que vive en- la Vecirdad
El cual me dijo gezoso
en- segui1a que 10 vic:
Este 10 gaeta dos terc1G
en- lugar de decir: y')
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-17
LOS INMORTALEs.- -(soneto)

Oigo decir muchos cortesanos:
ttPal oficina tiane tres mil reales,
pero vale diez mil y muy cabales."
i iValgame Dioe! y iazotan gitanos?
AIuestos son rateros chavacanos,
que pillan ur capa, u nos pahales,
un borrico, una mula; sus caudales
no llegan & seis cuarto1 segovianos.
RecoDocer los montes es quimera;
que no SON ermitaf1os lcs ladrones,
nj EN- los jarales buscan su lrrera.
Haga aqui la justicia inquisiciones,
y v3ra que la corte es madrigura,
doade estan ami 1ados montones.
Diego de Torres q VtIlarroe!.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-17
Da. r.. N. PORTE E HlJO.-oIRU.
AMOS DENrISTAS.-San Justo 81 es-
alma la Fortaleza San Juan.
ElesKH1IRR(I f.fllecTIvn-sEC

mes que tiene nstaalo la sociedad, ell Baanc' gene
ra correspondence al ano 1895. cuyo documento ha
sido sprobado por la juuta ge eral de acc nlstas
celebrada el q de Enero dtimo. ell Consejo de Go
b erno ha dlspu so haga pdNlico, para gener'l
con 0cnisn o orresp0r rdiendo cada accion fesan-
guido. los acconistas q. 10 dasee" comprendidos del
Iu q, FL 1876 nclusiVes podran recoger dieho d'vi
dendo por conduct2 del AdmOr rel establecim ento D
Sixto Gabrera,-Luna 76=dentro del plaz1 legal d.
cinco amos contados des lie la publication del pre- en-
tie anuucio Ell la te.igencia qIe 81 10 -hiciereh
Sc entendera que hacs cesion de la exp-esa la can i
dad par llevar cabo la fundacon de la Gaia de
por clio SO enten "a que tai cesiou npIica la perdi
oel divdendo sino O. por 81 contrario dev ngara es
tie las util da e. ualm 7ntele correspon Ian pos
Observation-Disclosures de tan benei .io2O proyecto Los
accionstas que desde luego esten confotme5 en- det
thar dividenio l rye ,t) que Sc trata, pue
lden cerlo pres nta dirg eldo esti Ser taria p
To- ortuno critn-Puero Rio 10 de MIRO de 1896.
Miguel CaNeAas FerJGra.-B.' H'-Jose c. BGr5osa.
5-3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-17
nIn luf lATERESA,
En- el es-

tabecimiento DO los senores Padro Lopez Ca Foaleza %
etos de fantasia novias camses meds per
tumer1a, que realzan precos baratlsmos 1aneh 80 en-
mpedir tubos inhamac6n del petreo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-17
Sc YENDE EN- SO. 600

una Estanci compuesta de 14511cuerdas
en- 81 barrio Santa Olallas een~16 id de
cafe plantilla cosecho, casa de vivienda
CO bja Ia de paja punto de tienda y un
ranchon para la recolecci0n-Daran ra
z6n demas pormenores los aefior
COBIAN SOILS Y COMPANIA,
15-8 En- Bagamon.
I'm individuo escribe uno de sus
amigos para pedirle que lie presto 30 duros.
Y Ell amigo le contesta:
:" No tengo inconvenience en- ello; pc
ro con una condici6n. J1rame que segui
remos siempre buenos amigos.
CASA De HUESPEDES en- Nueva- =
York = 252 West Ia Street - El que
susorib, ii ne Ell gusto de ofrecer su casa
q sus numerosos amigos de La Isla de
Puerto Rico, que visiten eata Metropoli
-Pr6vio aviso oportuno, I'm agente de Ia
casa esperara los vaj ros a la legada
de los vapores-R Fl Todd. 45-7
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-17
ALMACEN Librs,ia de Olimoio Oto-

ro-(P Ponce) Puerto Rico. - FUN AGA
I'LL A -El Profeta Fantasia, peso 35
centavos. Diva para la mano iz.
quierda, 80 centavoe -Carrill6n. Imita
cion de una GAIA de mtsica, peso Ii ctvs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-17
locinN a ANr1HERPET1CA DEF. Doc

roa d me1or medcamento para enrar los herpes
quartes la pcazon momento do apltcara La oci0n
es prfumada quit la caspa evtando la cada del cabeo
manchas
Ia Exto ediato Pdase todas las botea
la sa Al Ia del sehor GueEmety depoeitar
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-04-15
AS Seen by Dun & Co.

New YORK. April 1O-R. G. Dun
& Co. will say tomorrow in their
Weekly Review of Trade:
Failures for the past week have been
209 in the United States, against 2O7
last,year, aud 50 in Canada, against u
last year.
The volume of business has not. on
the whole, increased. nor have prices
appreciably advanced since April /,
when the range for all commodities
was the lowest ever known in this coun-
try. BreadstuHs and iron products
have risen slightly, but some other arti-
cles have declined, and the root Of the
matter is that demand for consumption
is still below expectations.
The billet pool and other combina-
tioos have raised prices Of pig iron
and steel, but as yet finished products
have gained scarcely anything, nor has
demand for them increased
The output April ] was 100. .281 tons
weekly, against l89, 5S3 March ]. but
reported stock uosold increased 58,168
tons 10 March, or 1882 weekly, aud
there is besides the unknown accumula-
tion Of the great steel concerns. Prices
for lake ore are announced as expected,
S110 higher than last year, aud the
coke combination makes no reduction
but gradually lessons the output.
While purchases of pig to anticipate
future wants have been heavy, actual
consumption is but moderate.
Minor metals are dull, but lead is
weaker, at sos cents on forced sales
west.
Price of boots and shoes dc not
change, though leather is lower. Hides
are little stronger at Chicago, re-
ceipts being small. Wool is weaker,
With sales for the week the smallest for
many years. Prices tend lower, ex-
cept for 6ne washed fleece. and maou-
facturers are rapidly reducing p:oduc-
ton.
There is fair demand IN the dress
goods branch, but it is estimated that
not 40 per cent Of the mems wear ma
cbiuery is at work. There have also
been cotton mills stopping or reducing
time this week. Farther reduction in
shir,ing prints, to the lowest point ever
touched, failed to increase the demand
materially.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-04-15
MILLS FIVE AND SIX.

> We have the pleasure to report pro-
gress" on Columbia's next two cotton
mills
The contracts for the erection of the
Carolina mill are to be given out next
mouth. This is the cooperative o: ''iu-
stallment plan" mill. The company
has $4,000 capital assured: the
money is being paid in moothly, but
advances sufficient TO ensure the build
ing of the mill have been readily OBJ
tanned It will have 10 600 spiadles
aud their complement of looms and will
be located on an excellent site just south
of The city, between aud adjoining the
tracks of the Atlantic Coast Line and
South Carolina railways. pear their 10
sersectioo It is expected that electric
power will be used, to be furnished
from the pew power house on the canal
This mill should be in operation by fall
The books of subscription of the
Broad River Mills company will be
opened ip few days A contract oas
been signed between the Columbia
Water Power company aud the Co!um
bia Gcaoite. Construction and Manufac-
turing company by which the former
agrees TO furnish to the latter 800 4.
P. Of electric power in lieu of the SUI
H. of water power which has been, un-
der old contracts, a charge on the canal
in favor of the assignee Of Sullivan
Feuuer. The assignee, Col. S A.
Pearce, conveyed i, 10 the Grsnl'e.
Construction aud Manufacturing coca
pany, and that company now proposes
to furnish the power in perpetuleV, with
a fine site near toe canal below Gervais
street. to the mill company in exchange
for stock 10 that corporation
The electric power rents at SO pee
H P. per anuum. So this 300 H 2.
is worth 81 500 a year to the mill u>lug
it-a dividend of itself With this
power free forever and free site as the
basis of the enterprise there should be
little trouble 10 raising the company.
It would be bard to 6pd another mill
company in which SO valuable fran
chise vas put in fer stock only; $4,000
q year saving in motive power to be
paid for 10 dividends alone.
Ills the wish Of the projectors to have
ag20 900 spindle mill, capitalized at
$3.50, 900. We expect to see its con-
struction begun during the coulpg
summer.
When the last OF these olills shal be
under way Colum oia will have six 10
hand. with an equipment on completion
of 9S 600 spindles, but to be filed up
to $4,000 spirdles. They will DOT all
be at work, however. before seventh
mill, already planned, is undertaken.
Columbia will bear watching The
State
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-04-15
TRAINS GOING NORTH.

#Daily.
fpaily except Sunday.
Trains so and 81 carry through Pullman
Palace Buffet Sleeping Cars between New
York and Atlanta via Augusta.
T. NJ. EMERSON, I'm. EMERSON,
Traffic Manager. Asst Gen. Pass. Agt
J. R. KENLY, Gen'l Manager.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-04-15

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ALL 60 M E.
NOTICE SURVIVORS.

A LII SURVIVING Soldiers and Sailors
~ who were 10 the service Of the Confed
crate States, in the late wal, residing iu
Sumter County, are earnestly requested to
meet in the Court House at Sumter, on Mon
day, april 9th, 1926, at II a. m, to elect by
ballot two Survivors as members OF the
County Examining Board Of Pensioners.
This cali is made under Act OF General As
sembly of South Carolina 1896.
A B. STUCKEy, Go. Auditor.
H. l.. SCARBOROUGH, Co. Treas.
March 25, 1861.
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