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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-13
Sunsenent5iuoune beim Sdweine.
8il1a be 30 usquis, Mertto,
%. Mpril 1896.
'@ee6rter 6err Simon!

@ee6rter 0err Simon!
Sn go. II Der v8eilage". Subrgang 40,
befinbet ii9 cine Nnttport auf meme Srage
in 8e5ug auf cine &ranf6eit, BON tpel9sr
einige meiner S9peine befa1en tpurben,
Oa es nun intereKant unb po6l au4 fir
man6en Der geebrten Seller belebrenb Iein
mag, iiber ben neiteren @erlauf iener &rdnfz
beit unterri9tet gu nerben, bin ib To- fret,
bier einen tur5en 8eri9t fol9en gu la1en.
Sbpobl bic @6tpetne f9einbar pieber gez
Iunb purben, be6ielten Iie bod einen 19par1z
fenbsn, un1i9eren Sang unb Die S9pGGe
5eigte fi@ bauptIG6li9 in ben 9interbeinen;
bic SuBgelenfe tparen tpie geld6mt uno bogen
1i9 me6r na6 unten, als bas Bel ge3unben
Sbieren Der San tit. @qe BON Der &rantbeit
6eimgeTu9ten S6iere b%erloren bic Stimme;
penn tie OeranlaBt murben, S9mer5enslaute
bon ii9 gu 9eben, bepegten ite bas Maul unb
Die 3unge, als pen ie i4reien poqten, a6er
Der Son, ben maj ber1abn, flang better unb
raub. Sd mdtete 5pet Der S9peine, lie na6z
men gut IN @epi6t 5u, aber zines baoon
oerenbete pl0bli9, na9oem es b0bitens IL
Stunben oorber ii9 franz ge3eigt bate; 4h
unteriu9te es natiirli6 unb fano itatt Der
2unge cine ungefdbr fauitgroBe Mafe, bic
ausfab pie serOnnenes 8lut, Nus 6ur9t,
Dus 5peite Sbier piirbe audi barauf .geben,
i6ladtete i9 es unb bier mar Die Mufe nof)
etpas gr0Ber, aber ni9t gan5 10 pei6, pie
Bel Dem anbern. Sd bin nun i'm 8egriff,
oas lebte Der erfranften SPHERE gu mGften.
SIS 1T iebt ausgenu6ien unb mar ettpa
"A Monote alt, als ftb bel INN Die &rant6eit
3uerit 5eigte, pGbrenb Die anberen elm Glitter
BON ungefd6r 6 Monaten errei9t batten.
Wenn es fir bic 2efer Der n8eilage" min
i4enspertb 1T, perbe ib iibsr ben meiteren
8erlauf Der Mditung 8eri6t eritatten. :
Con pilfommen iein, Nnm. Der Heb.)
s. 8un II.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-13
JnbaIts

1. Sette: Gin sic 2eler = 8untes Ilerlet -
@ei6brli6fsit 6es 8lites = 2unsenentSiinbung BET
S9meinen 8ricI aus Colorado @ust6ten
fir amerifanii6e Rferbe-9euti9e @ilmanOerlns
in Gana6a - 8rieffa item = 9as GlanSell
pom Sfirii9bdumen - Gaupen an Seeren itauben
= Nsbeit - @e9en gmetien = Sitt iitr 8orSeQar
un6 @las Dinner Gabm @teifbeit BEL
S9weinen 9totBtannen aus Samen - nn9ez
5ieier am Te6eruteb - 3entrifn9enmasermtl9 ais
Sutter iiir Gdtber un6 S9weine.
2. Seite: Sriefe aus Oregon Die ansOra>
3icge Srtef aus Weerico - Getni9en bcs 9es
rupften Seberpiebs = 0ie @leftriSitdt anb bic
2anbpirtbi9aft = 9toien aus Samen SIT 5idtert
- S9abet baS NuSmelfen elmer Sub bis sum Sal-
ben benz f~iinftisen Mtl6ertras ? - auT5u9t Der
Srutbibner 5 Die Sptsenbiirre Der Sbitbdume =
&rdftise NusbiGbuns bes &nodenseriiites - SI6ts
ter un6 SlItben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-13
6efdbrlidfeit oes BIibes.
8ebfprb. Sinh. 4 mni 1.

8ebforb, Snb., 4. Mai 1896.
@eebrte Gebaftion.
9ier bel mir bat It3 Elm Ieltener 8oroano
abgefpielt. Nm 1. Mfdt in Der gea6t entluh
it9 iiber bieie @egenb Elm i9iperes @etpitter
unb babel f9lug Der 8lib in einen fuBbiden
Baum, tpel9er ettpa IA SUB BON einem
9rabt3aun itebt. Die cine @ur5eG bes gauz
mes lduft na9 benz ertpdbnten 3aun UNI
bieler Mur3el entlang nabm Der eleftrif6e
Sunte bonn Baum aus 1einen @eg mad Dem
3aun, 100 bon meinen auf Der anberen
Seite oes 3aunes, auf Der @eibe, raftenben
&iben 5lpei @tiid BON benz ben 3aun perz
folgenben 8liB erf9Iagen unb cine brittle
10 gelGbmt tpurbe, baB fte ni1t i'm Stanbc
mar, auf3uiteben. 9as ionberbarfte BEL ber
Sa9e aber 1T, baB Der elettrii@e Sunfen
1900 S9ritt tpeit benz 3aun entlanq lief
Bis gu eiuer @tele, mo Der Orabt an einem
SborpFoiten auslGuft, unb bier, ni9t genuo
an Dem bereits angeri9teten S9oben, rib er
bas Sbor los bon ben pfoiten, tpobs; Bit
Iebteren geipalten unb gang f4para gefengt
nurben.
SIN porigen Subr bate i9 Die 9rabt=
er1ben am 9eui6uppen ~angenugelt, pas id
bieies Sabr gliidIi@erpeiIe unterlieB, font
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-13
@h3bolberbeeren fonten in tein.

= Mh9bOlberbeeren foGten in teiner
8irtbf3aft, mo 8teb gebalten ipirb, feblen,
ba biefe fir Diele SGQe cine gang por5iigli@e
9eilfraft befiben. 3und9it tpirten iie, obne
gu f9aben, urintreibenb unb ftnb besbalb gu
gebrau6en Bel @ntaiinbung Der 0arnblafe,
penn gu tpenig 9arn ab9elonbert pirb, pber
berfelbe fi4 gu 5dbfluIfig ertpeiit. 5ernsr
um BEL ei11em franfen Sbtere bas 8emii6en
Der Natur gu unterItiiBen. Sic baben.aber
audi cine bic Sbdtigteit Der 99leimbGute
regulirenbe 8irtung; Bel alien &atarrben
unb ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS iinb fie gu ees
brau3en, 8. 8. Bel Der 9rltTe Der 9ferbe;
AUDI leiten ie BET &ranfbeiten Der 8erz
buuung afs untertiibungsmittel Der Nr3=
neien portreffli3e 9ienite. Mit Sen9el unb
&ummel gemii3t, geben lie elm gutes 6reB=
pulper fir &inber, nit Safer unb Sals
rermengt, i3uBen tie S9afe Dor man9su
&rantbeitens
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-13
Qusfiaten fir amerifaniide pferoe

Sn r5arm Nens" ptrb %unferen 3u9tern,
tpel3e pegen Der eleftrii@en &raft an ger@
minberung bes pferbebe itanbes ba9ten, Der
SrOit gegeben, baB bic pferbe5u4t ntft muir
i'm Snlanbe, fonbern aub unb INNER me6r
i'm @uslanbe lpbnenbe Mdrtte finoen perbe.
Sn @nglanb bitten fi9 Die pferbe Der Union
better afflimatiftert unb betpdbrt als bic
eanahii4en. bic i4Ottii4en aab bic Oeutz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-13

tpiirbe Der S6uppen iammt Snbalt tpobl Elm
&oub Der Slammen geporoen iein. SD
I9reibe oies bauptid9li9 gu benz 3ped, Die
Seller Der u8eilage" gu iparnen, 9rabt5drne
nit @ebduli9teiten in oirefte 8er6in=
bung gu ~i6ringen, benin BEL gepittern 1T, tpie
obiges 8ei1piel ge3eigt fat, bic 5euersgefa9r
in 10 einem Safe gar grob.
S. Gbri #, @9mibt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-13
Buntes QuerIei.

Die 6anbelsfammer BON @batcom Count
tn i'm State 8afbingtpn gebt ernitli9 nit
Dem Blane Inn, an Der 8eGingbam 8ap
cine Riiben3uderfabrit 5u erri9ten. 9as
2anb in jener @egenb eignet it9 gang DOrz
Siiglih gum Nnbau Der 3uderribe.
SIM State @iscpnfin nurben i'm boriz
gen Sabre 52,481, 900 9funb &Gie fabri5irt;
moran fi9 1887 5abritsn bet6eiligten. Die
8utterprpbufte 6atten Elm @e1ammtgetpi9t
BON 74,654,OOO Pfunb, BON benen elm groz
Der She'll in ben 1853 greameries b.rseiteGt
lpurben.
Sc getreult9er unb eifriger Elm Mann
1einem @erufe ais Sarmer na9gebt, beItD
o9tbdrer itebt er als 8iirger ba. Sin fol-
der Mann brau9t nirgenbs in Der Seffentz
Ii9teit fi9 in bic 6inter ten Getb.n gu itelz
len, tpeil er unur Elm 8auersmann" lit. @r
ioute bpr it9 ielbt geniigsnb Q9tung be-
1tben, INN BON Der ue6er3eugung befeelt gu
ietn, DAB er 5u ben beften unb niiBli9ften
Mte110en 1e1res NdnoeS qehOrt.
y Il
Sett W}enf9engebenfen bat bas Der 2anbz
tptrtbi4aft bienenOe 9ebtet upferes 2anbes
i'm 9an5en 9enDmmen a~nfangs Weai ni6t
,etnen 10 erf reuenoen unb erfri19enben Nnz
Bid gepGbrt, ais bas gegenpGrtig Der Sau
lit. Ser 9rastpu3s mar in ben leBtberflofez
men 3pet @o9en Elm pbGnomenaler unb i'm
9efammten Matsgebiet befinbet Ii9 Der 3d.
ben in einem CUR Nufnd6me Der Sdat bolz
tommenen 3uftanbe. Mtt Dem @Ornpflanz
gen ge9t es f9on riitig poran.
X X
GbiragO 1T Der gr0Bte Pferbemurtt Der
i@elt. SIM borigen Mpnat langten ni9t
iDeniger als 1856 pferbe bier an unb fir
bic 4 eriten Monate bieies Sa6res b~e5iffert
fi3 i6re 3u61 auf 52,105, cine 3unabn1e Don
1,160 9egen Die entipre6enben 4 Monate
6es Oorigen SSu6res. Bon DieIer @eIamn1tz
5abl purben 1876 ieitens Der &Gufer pies
Der bonn 6iefigen Marfte aus berf9idt. Die
Pretie bielten fi3 felt unb itrebten auinarts.
X y X
Cine @i4orienFabrit bon beI9eibener 2ei>
ftungSfdbigteit lit in @lpba, i'm Staate
@oibington, i'm 8etrieb. Sbr 8eiibsr 1T
elm 0euti9er Numens @reuner, tpel9er ie1s
Sabre lang in elmer @i9Orienfabrit in 80b-
men t6dtig mar unb gegenndrtig na9 einem
9eeigneteren Plabe in. ~genanntem Staat Inn
f3au bGlt, I'm bort unter Mitpirtung elmer
Qn3abG Surmer cine Subrif in gr0Berem
MaBftube an3ulegen. @enn ibm feitsns Der
Sarmer idbrlib Die Gi4orienpur5eln uon
200 Ncres 2anb~ gardntirt uno ibm i'm erIten
Sa9r Elm SbeiI Der Grnte ~i4sntunsspsiie
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-13

1872. Sd m09te gerne einige pfiriibz
gdume ~pflan5en. @ie pflan5t man iie am
beten unb tpann 1T bic ~geeignetite 3eit ba3u?
Nbam 8uppel, Waibington, .. 6.
M~ntport: SIM milben &lima bes
Oiftrifts Columbia empfieblt ii9 bic Serbit t.
pflun3ung, Die gnbe September borgenomz
men tperben iollte. Selbfper itdnbli9 milf +
Ten bic gu pflan3enOen Stdmm9en geiunb
unb frGftig iein. Die gflun5l09er foGtsn
tpsnigitens 5 SUB brett unb Al SUB tief am
gelegt perben. Die elben perben am beiten
1@on einige Monate bor Dem pflan5en aus
gepprfen unb etpa IA Sage Dor Dem Seben
Der 8Gume Bis 81 2 0rittel loder al1f9ez
flint, tpobei man glei65eitig einen binding
li9 itarfen 8fabl BON 10 SUB 2Gnge eenau
in bic W1itte be5 2o9es feBt; er muB felt
unb 10 ttef eingerammt nerben, baB fem
oberes gnbe ni9t gang an bic unterften
glefte Der &rone beranreiht; bat ii9 bas
@rbrei6 gebOrig gefebt, 10 i9reitet man gum
Dflanaen. @ut nerben Sic barar tbun,
tpenn sic einige Stunben bor benz 8eginu
Des pflan3eas Die Wuraeln Der iuageu
8dume in einen biinnen 8rei tauben, ben
mar aus 2ebm, gutem @pmpot, Stal=
iau6e unb Wa1er bereitet, SIM 6erbf &C.
p~flan8te 8dume baben i'm ndbften Sommer
ni6t 70 piel BON unbaltenber Srodenbeit gu
leiben, pie bic i'm Sribiabr geiebten. 8in=
terfdlte aber f4abst ben iunsen 8Gumen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-13

* X \
Sen Gountnzgommi1Gren bon Spotane
@ountD in Wa16ington nurben bieisr Sage
BON 12 Sapmern bic @6pGn5e bon GIL
@runbei960rn6en iiber6ru9t, fir Die u1z
fere sSGger in uebereinitimmung nit elmer
@efebes6eitimmung ie 1 Gent Sdnggelo err
bieIten. Giner bon ben Sarmsrn bate
1884, Elm anberer 1,056 @i960rn6sH err
legt. 9ieie Sbiere treter bort in einem
8iemlih eng begren5ten 8e3irf 10 sablrei@
auf, buB Die Sarmer lire liebe Not9 baben,
lire 5elbfri9te 9egen bic &uubIu9t Der
@i9b0rn9en gu f9iiBen.
@ier3ig iun9e Srauen5immer Sic bOr
8lpei Sabren ii4 na4 $50 Mun's 2ano"
0eute 8eaber Gountb) in Sfla3oma be-
eaben, UNI bort als @9ullebrerinnen Su
fungiren, BADEN Die panbanble Cattle So.
%organiIirt unb tpolen BON nun IN Die 9dlfie
i6res @intoumens auf bic 3u9t BON Maitz
obien bernenbei; 35 bon ben courdgtrtsn
Srauen baben Qatrb am 8eaper &tber, nell
DIES iie biefes SSSa6r beitellen nolen. SIR
@ebalt als 2e6rerinnen betrdgt $50 per
Wtonat, bod pirb rur 6 Monate lang inn
Sabre unterri9t ert6eilt; es belbt, bteie
Nen @omen bdtten cine @ereinbarung ge>
troffen, in ben nd4Tten 5 Sabren teinem
9s%irat6santrag @e6Or gu i9enfen.
X X X
Die Nusii9ten fir cine reiGs Sb Iternte
ftnO Bis iebt brilliant. gtur in Galifornien
finb berberbli6e GrOite aufgetreten, mo be-
fonbers Die Pfirii9% un0 3netf9enbdume,
fotpie audi bic friiben Granddaughter fart
g%elitten BADEN. Sonf finb BON alent6alz
ben bic erfreuli9Iten 8eri9te iiber ben
Stanb Der SbftbGume eingelaufen. NQe
In3ei@en beuten auf einen groBen @rtrag
an Nepfeln unb gftrft9en bin urb aud in
8e3ug auf &irfGsn,s pfIdumsn unb Beerens
obit ldBt ii3 bas Bette boffen. Ndtirli9
m0gen in ben nG9iten 'Sagen it9 nod
Na9tfrDfte einfte1en, aber ba Die @egetation
i'm Nugemetnen ungep0bnli9 tpeit borgez
f9rttten tit, perben tie groBen S3aben ni9t
mebr an3uri9ten berm0gen.
* X X
Oas Nusfterben %unferes 8iiFfefs, benz
man i'm Nationalpart einen ii9eren gu
flu9tsOrt gegeben gu baben gloubt, fam
na9 benz iiingf eritatteten @eribt bes Se>
fretdrs 2angleb NIT Siherbeit ertpartet tperz
ben, tpenn ni9t balb energif9e Nbbilfe err
foGgt. Ser Sberauffe6er hes Nattonalz
parts i9eint nGmli9 ni9t iiber bic nOtbigen
Mittel 5u %perfigen, um ben Sbieren Gtbub
bor ben 3ablrei9en 8ilbbieben gu getpd6ren,
bic, an Der 8ren5e bes @ebietes tpobnenb,
SagO auf bic 8iiffel MAIDEN. 9iefe Sagb
1T nGmlib febr berlodenb unb 1e6r lob
nenb, ba mebrere bunbert Dollars fir cine
8iiffelbaut ober einen, 8iffeltopf geaablt
tperben. 8or 5net Sabren lebten nod UNI
gefdbr 200 8uffel i'm Nationalparf, geeenz
tpdrtig iinb es nur nod etpa SO, bic be-
ftdnbig bur9 Wilbbiebe ~berfolgt perben.
Wan i9lGgt baber bor, innsrbalb Der nG9z
item Monate ben lebten &et Der 8iffel pber
gum tpenigiten ben srOberen She'll babon
nd9 elmer 9egenb gu iiberfiibren, no bic
SPHERE pirfli6 gefbiibt iinb unb ft6 unter
ibren natiirli3en 2ebensbebinsunssn pteber
Derme6ren tOnnen. Ser National Geological
Part in @aibington bietet Si9erbeit unb
8dum genug; es pGre baber fe6r 3u min
f3en, baB Der Plan CUR Nusfubrung tGme
unb Der ameritanif3e Buffet 10 Dor Der
Dolitdnbigen &usrottung bur9 Men59enz
bano bepabrt bliebe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-13
Us Observation-Disclosures 8rieffaften.

ginem ieben 2efer lit bag Re6t einge>
rdumt, fi4 briefli3 ober miinbli6 an bic
&ebattion um Nusfunft iiber betimmte
puntte gu tpenDen, pelde, fopeit bas in I'M
Ierer Ma@t liegt, gepdbrt perben tptrb.
Infragen, benen ni9t Der Name unb bic
genaue Nbrehe bes Sragei telers b.igefigt
Iinb, perben ni9t beantiportet.
Die Rebattion.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-13
Agricultural supplement.

ii6ertragen tpirb, min er bic Sa6rit ali
eigene Soften bauen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-13

Die 9anbeGsfammer BON @batcOm Count
tp i'm Staate @afbington gebt ernitlib nit
Dem Plane Inn, an Der 8%elingbam 8ab
cine &iben5uderfabrit gu erri9ten. 9aa
2anb in jener 9egenb eignet fi3 gan5 Dorz
sigli9 sum Nnbau Der 3uderribe.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1896-09-18
BoonvilIe.

Boonville is now the busiest place in
OwyheeJ and as all the buildings there,
including the mill, hotel, offices and
residences are modern and are con
structed with some regard for artistic
effect, it will '.lay over" any other min
ing camp in the state in taste and ap-
pearance. A very large amount of ore
will be piled up at the mill before it is
ready to start and that tee mines sup
plying the mill are both rich and i'm
mense in size is an unquestioned and
demonstrated fact.
Negotiations are still pending for the
purchase of the Humboldt property by
the Florida Mountain company which,
when consumated, will make the hold
ings of that company truly immense.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1896-09-18
Inconsistency.

Senator Mitchell, of Oregon, who has
recently Topped into the goldbug camp,
probably because he received large
salary as railroad attorney, is now
proclaiming that our only hope for the
restoration of silver is through an in
ternational agreement. To show how
beautifully inconsistent he is, note the
following, copied from a speech he
made in the senate, the Sth day of last
January:
"All seem to agree that bimetallism
would be a good thing if it could be
brought about by international agree
ment. but there is not a Senator in
this chamber who has thoroughly
studied this subject and who fully un-
derstands the history of the several in
ternational monetary conferences that
we have had in the last thirty years,
who d ,es J OF kno that su;h a c onsum-
nation is just as impossible that is to
say, one that will exclude Great Brit
ain, and so long as that power stands
back neither Germany nor France nor
Russia, nor any of the great pow
ers will come mas it is to expect that
we will either now or hereafter, secure
railroad connections between here and
the planet Mars
Mitchell then expressed his honest
convictions, he is now talking for votes
to save his seat in the senate.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1896-09-18
Logical Reasoning.

Mr.. c. D. Lane, one Of the owners of
the Utica mine in Caleveras county,
California, is to-day the largest indi-
vidual producer of gold in the world
and is continually investing the earn
ings of his mines in other gold produc-
ing properties, giving as his reasons for
so doing that he can find no other in
vestments which would not constantly
follow falling market He is pro
nounced advocate of the free coinage
of silver and in a long and carefully
prepared letter gives his reasons there
for, finally summing up his reasons as
follows:
I favor silver restoration because:
l. While my gold has double pur-
chasing power, outside Of mining can
not invest it anywhere except upon a
falling market.
.. Under present coHhitions produc-
ton gives no reward to the producers.
3. With no profit to production, pro
ducers can give no wages to labor, and
the country is filing up dangerously
fast with idle men
A. Because with every man driven to
enforced idleness, protection to capital
grows less.
8. Enforced idleness breeds hatred
of the suffering masses against the few
who have means.
6. Because the working men Of Am
erica are brought into unjust competi-
tion with the laborers of silver coun-
tries.
Z. Because the whole continent
south Of us needs vitalizing with Amer
lean brains, muscle, and such vast
amounts of money that no mines can
supply it rapidly enough.
s. Because through the growing pow
erty of the humber producers, like the |
farmers, the morals of the country are
becoming tainted, and crimes are in |
alarmingly.
o. Because I believe the Almighty !
made no mistake when he placed silver
in the hills,
10. Because 1 love my country and /
believe would do better myself if my
,ellowman could be made prosperous
which they are not now.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1896-09-18
"The Financial News Fake"

The Omaha World, some weeks ago,
published an article under the title of
@Paste This in Your Hat purported to
be copied from the London Financial
News. The article was a strong argu-
ment to prove that the United States
could adopt and maintain the
free coinage of silver, independent
of other nations. The News has since
denied the paternity cf this article,
which was very extensively copied by
free coinage papers, and the goldbug
papers have made a great roar about
what they choose to call the Financial
News Forgery" Now comes the Oma-
ha World and produces copy of the
Financial Ne ws, dated April 80, 1894,
the article. The Omaha
World is indicated.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1896-09-18

Rev. W. M. Crother, who has been
appointed by the M. E. Conference to
preach here and in Jordan Valley and
Silver City, viii hold services in the
Odd Fellows Hall in DeLamar, Sunday
evening at 7:30 o'clock After services
arrangements will be made for regular
periodical services. Those who have
Gospel Hymn books Nos l, 2, and 4
will please bring them with them for
the occasion.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1896-09-18
special Term of Court.

In compliance with a special request
made by the NUGGET.and to accommodate
some Owyhee people, who wish to take
out their final naturalization papers,
but could not procure witnesses during
the term of the District Court, held in
July, Judge Richards has issued an or
der for special term of the District
Court, to be held in Silver City, Satur-
day, Oct. 24th.
The persons interested will please
bear in mind that the court will only
be open one day and they must each be
on hand with two witnesses to prove
their residence in the United States
for not less than five years.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1896-09-18
UnequaI1ed Service.

Denver to Chicago via Kansas City is.
given via the Union Pacific and Chicago
&sAlton Railways
Through Pullman Sleepers, Pullman
Dining Cars and free Reclining Chair
Cars leave Denver daily. The Union
Pacific is the great through car line of
the west. Ask your nearest ticket agent.
for tickets via this line.
E. l.. LoMAx,
Gen. Pass. and Tkt. Agt.,
Omaha, Neb
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1896-09-18
No Room for Doubt.

When the facts are before you, you
must be convinced.
The facts are that the Union Pacific
is leading all competitors, is the ac-
lnowledged dining car route, and great
through car line of the west.
The line via Denver and Kansas City
to Chicago in connection with the Chi
cago & Alton Railroad, with its excel-
ent equipment of Free Reclining Chair
Cars, Pullman Palace Sleepers and
Pullman Diners, demands the attention
of every traveller to the east.
Ask your nearest agent for tickets
via this route.
&. L. LoMAx,
Gen. Pass and Tkt. Agt.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1896-09-18

The Weiser Signal and the Salubria
Citizen are at each other hammer and
tongs. A personal acquaintance with
and esteem for both the gentlemen
prompts us to advise both of them to
drop their dispute. At last accounts
it was the Citizens inning and he was
about column ahead and neither of
them had said anything in which half a
dozen of their readers are interested.
Shame on you, brothers.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1896-09-18

Miss Katie Mcdonald. of Reynolds,
while out riding on Wednesday, in
company with Misses Maud Bachelor
and Nay Kirlhman, was thrown from
her horse and dragged some distance
before she succeeded in releasing her
foot from the stirrup. She escaped
with badly bruised arm from an ex-
tremely critical situation.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1896-09-18
The Growing Giant.

Fifty years ago the idea of a national
holiday dedicated to organized labor
would have been laughed down as an
amusing absurdity; to-day there is no
holiday that blends more perfectly with
the times 1t is not half century
since trade unionism in this republic
was eyed jealously as rash, danger
GUS experiment doomed to a stormy ex-
istente and brief career: to-day it is
recognized as one Of the most powerful
factors of our political and social life,
destined to hold its place until the
causes which brought it into existence
shall have passed away and when they
pass we shall be very close to the mil
lennium, indeed
The story of union labor in America
is not all lighted up with sunshine; the
storms have been many-terrible
storms that have often and again left
pathway of naked poverty, starvation,
violence, crime and death. Labor has
been wronged cruelty; labor has done
cruel wrongs. Time after time have its
enemies united to compass the destruc-
tion of unionism; time after time have
they proclaimed that it was given its
mortal wound There have been grave
blunders; shameful defeats; the follies
of demagogic leaders; the treacheries
of false friends; worst of all, the out
RACES committed in the name of labor, |
the deeds of the torch, the dagger and |
bomb in the hands of thugs and fanat-
les who merit no more place in the
hosts of labor than the hungry jackals
which follow patriot army can claim
in the patriots cause.
Yet through the storm, organized
labor comes to-day stronger, wiser, bet
ter disciplined, more hopeful than ever
before. Hard times may have checked
the growth of its membership; but hard
times have only convinced the laboring
men more firmly of their need to stand
to work in harmony for the
uplifting of the toiling millions of the
land. There are new lessons to be
old jealousies to be forgotten;
puzzles to be unravelled; experiments
to be tried. The defeats and failures
Of the past may be but decimal of
those that are still to come. Blunders
cannot all be avoided False leaders
ire ever striving to force their way to
5he front. The Carnegies, the Pull
mans and the Hanna's viii never van
sh from the face of the earth.
But united labor has come to stay
It has come to grow greater year by
7ear. 1t cannot be overlooked; to un- :
it's potency is to. throw out ,,
If line all calculations as to the social
uture of the race. 1t is no longer a
natter of few trades or of narrow
egion; it is gathering to itself all llforms
If industry; it is spreading from nation
o nation, moulding republics, dictat-
ng to parliam@lts, shaking to their
enters the kingdoms and empires of :
he European world. It's field is not /;
ret outlined. Its tasks are not accom-
,lished but barely begun. Like an in
ant giant, its hands have been slow
nd awkward; its footsteps stumbling !
nd hesitating; its utterances broken.
'eevish sometimes, lacking in clearness
nd harmony; yet let those who have ;,
eered at the cries of the infant, trem-
lie in silence lest they live to feel its :
,ower. d
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1896-09-18

M. NJ. Hazeltine announces to the
citizens of DeLamar and vicinity that
he is ready to make all the latest styles
of photographs at his new gallery in
the upper end of town. All work guar
anteed first-class, and prices to suit the
times. Come and see our new Colum-
bia river views.