davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1897-05-13

The total amount ofsugar grown
in this country is only about one.
sixth of the amount consumed. Yet
in order to "protect' the producers
of this one.sixth the consumers OF
the six-sixths are to be taxed by
the Dingley bill to the extent
of 30 or 40 per- cent. in order to in
duce people in Kansas and else
where to. grow sugar beets from
seed drawn gratis. from Washing.
ton.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1897-05-13

We are indebted to Mr.. and Mrs.
r. K. Sutherland of Paducah, KY,
for an invitation to the anniversary
celebration and banquet in honor
of Granny Metcalf on her eighty
eighth birthday, May II.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1897-05-13
soopUs.

lam glad to be able to noto that
the sick in this vicinity are all i'm
proving.
Somo Of our farmers were un-
fortunate in haylng lot Of corn
washed up o few weeks ago, but
all have about got their crops IN.
Wheat looks only "iair 10 md.
ding" | understand tho ohineh,
bugs have put IN an Appearance.
Potato bugs arc getting 70 thels
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1897-05-13
TuE Touisville Courier- Journa

The Louisville Courier-J Journal
says: The republicans who grew
SO hilarious over the more than six
hundred amendments to the Wilson
tariff bill added in the senate have
now an opportunity to descant on
the l 200 which the senate com.
mittee has added to the Dingley
bill. AS to laughing, perhaps they
will be incapable of that exercise
for time, unless, indeed, they
utilize for the purpose the other
side of their mouths.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1897-05-13
easion.

ED T. OREAR, the efficient super
intendent of the insurance depart
ment of Missouri has our thanks
for advance sheets of the twenty
eighth annual report for the year
ending Dec. 81, 1896.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1897-05-13

THE PRESS has been in our charge
two years and half, and during
that time has never contained a
"dun." But we are now going to
remind our readers that the money
they owe us is but a small sum to
them, individually, but amounts to-
several hundred dollars to us. Cam
you not come up and pay part of
it, ANYHOW?
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1897-05-13

WE believe we remarked, some
time ago, that people who live in
glass houses should not ride a free
horse to death. We are liable to
do some very plain talking on oc-
kaaion
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1897-05-13

"A WASHINGTON dispatch says the
president has assured Gen. Long
street that he will appoint him to
succeed Gen. Wade Hampton as
commissioner of railroads.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1897-05-13

THE PRESS don't need any elbow
hard" business. Read it and find
out which is the "news" paper of
Bollinger county.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1897-05-13
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY

SEVENTEENTH volume, and grow
ing every year. Read and Judge
for yourself.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1897-05-13

Light brown sugar 2l lbs. for 100
Good green coffee 9 lbs. for LOO
Best green coffee 6 IL lbs. for LOO
Arbuckles coffee 2 lbs ior 25c
Soap 10 bars for zoe
Dry salt. clear side meat per lb Sc.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1897-05-13

What have this and this the largest stock
M under oof Red dane hin kovertes eprcea
blue nane
reae1g
g they o at
olred alwoolche treguarp Mava]
establishment 800
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1897-05-13

Groceries. IN @ "ns ef but M we T tho nns SELL the
As heretofore THE LEADER prices MANY bargains
never left ont staples in its other carefully
sales and will make exceptions Gnuaed
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1897-05-13

The following items, from a
,orth Carolina exchange, are in
n. 'esting:
'+Mr. Rufe Gadkins, who is los
years old, caught cold yesterday
while plowing in his field. Uncle
Rufe hopes to be out in few days"
"MIs. Nancy Spratlin, who is
nfnet, seven, while driving the
COWS home yesterday happened to
the misfortune of spraining her
ankle. Nothing serious, however"
alEr. and Mrs. William Jenkins
ceIt hrated the sixtieth anniversary
of their wedding on Wednesday
last. Mr. Jenkins is ninety, and
Mrs Jenkins is eighty-two. Among
the resents was a bicycle for Mr..
JenI ina, who is great lover Of the
whe EH
G, atold state-that North Caro-.
lima sople there have to emigrate
when hey want to die.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1897-05-13

lri possible that the European
nower in conniving at the defeat
I'M Al. .omHtare of Greece, have
been D ylngwith fire. The sultan,
aescrib, d by General Low Wallace
as o,se "A tho sIrewdest diplomats
Z = Ts,,.6pe, III ,esn looking for an
-..,bss :, Il incfssse his army. sv-
...., ..sss Iii ibaa direction excited
4. ! 's.DIs|oA j ar powers and
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1897-05-13
ZClOthing, Clothing g:

oil to
matl sthanm nd to
them
ghem nesa
sand sfnnis sch tandc
towsn bargnsi ar
y
mr utemonev
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1897-05-13
DRY GOODS, DRY GOODS,

Dress ginghams, for May sale,
Apron do
Good fast colored calico, May sale
Light calicoes, twenty-five yards for
Shirtings, fast colors,
Domestic, regular price 7c, now for
CbalIies, regular price 8 l-3c, now fol
Also a big reduction on the follow
dress suitings, peques, chiffon, crepe,
and many other novelties in summer
tontion to our elegant line of laces an
Handsome line of ladies and misses n
all descriptions.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-22
Cine W0rOcrbauOe.

Columbus, Sans. Is. Sept. Sei
einem WorbprOseB, Der jebt bier per=
banoelt miro, baben lid 9anS entieblibe
Sin9e berausgeltellt, Die an Die Sbaten
Der Samilie Senoer erinnern.
So. uno George Staielbaf uno De-
rem Mutter, cine Ssrau @ilion, lino
an9etla9t, i'm SUM- B. s. i'll @alena,
&as., einen geluillen Sranf @albraitb
ermoroet gu baben. 9os gemeismate=
rial 1T 10 oollitdnbig, paB George 5ta=
felbof unD ieine Mutter binnen turser
3eit oe5 Nloroes i'm erIten, besw. Swei=
ten Gjrooes 'bulbiQ befunoen wuroen.
Der Pro5eB Qe9en 50. Stafelbaf lit
nod i'm @ange.
Sic 6amilie fiibrte Elm anrii6iges
Saus in 8a[ena. @olbraitb mar in
Dem 0aus eriboifen uno beraubt wor=
Den, 'laOoem er nit Der SHUTTER uno
ben S6buen tpeeen Der So1ter Der S5rou
IN Streit seratben iDor. Die 2ei9e bes
Wannes tpurbe in cine oerGoHene Sob
lengrube getpOrfeu.
Srau Gora StaFelbaf, Die 6rou bon
George, unb Die stpei auoeren SuIaIlin=
neu oes Sauies, Die 2lueenseugen oer
Sba. paren, ma1tsn Die MusIaoen,
auf ,uelGe bin Die SHUTTER ,lno ibr Sobn
iiberfiibrt wuroen, iie maGten aber aud
nod glusla9en iiber einen breifaDen
Wtoro, Der oorber in oem SauIe in So
lena beriibt porben.
Sbre 9lusfasen seben babin. bab sipei
Wsdo1en pom meitli6en &auias, bic bel
Der Wilfon ipobnten, bon einem 8e=
fannten beiu9t, tpdhrenb Der Naht aber
pon Wite StaFelbaf, einem anoeren
Sobn Der Wilion, Der iid iebt megen
@inbruds i'm 3udtbaus befinoet, aus
@iferiudt nit ibrem Yeluder ermorbet
tporoen ieien. Muh biele 2ei9en pu.=
Den in cine berlaRene &oblensrube ae=
uorfen. Cine Qln3abl 2eute finn iebt
in @alena Oamit beiddftist. ben SDa9t
aus5upumpen, um tuom6slib bic 2ei=
1en 5u ftnben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-22
Trei bsriauoI an Waaaer.
Sin Wann tn Mi9isan entbedt ein
bemerfenswcrtBcs 0eilmittel fir
Serluif npn Grait.
proben weroen frei an alle perianot. Die
oarum Id1reiben.

Carl 3. Walter ppn aalamasop, Wid., bat natb
etnem lobreion9en Sample gegeu bic Ieelild)eu uub
fbtserli4en Seioen oou perlnrener Nonnborfet baS
rtdbtt9e Wtittel Qefunber, ipe!des baS 2eiben het
gr bepabrt ooS @ebenniB iprgiGltig aber er lit
lpiltg, ene @rpbe Der Weosiu allen MGnnern su iens
BEN Die an tr9cnb elner Sorm BON S6mad)e Ieoeu oIs
sSpl9e BON ugenolttber lnpienbeit pie oprseiti9em
WerlnIt oeS @eoddtniiies unb Der Strait itbpod)em
Hhden, &rampfaoerbrlCb uno aus5ebruug. 9aS Sel.
mtttel bat cine beoubers au9euebme 9Dirtuu9 epn
gSdrme nno i9etnt unmttelbor 81 ipirfen, tn6em es
bic oerlangte Sroft un6 cine @uhuidluno ae6 uie ie
nnr gewunfdt mirb. GoS Mittel betlte Ntr @alfer
opllitdnbig BON oil ben uebcn uub 2eibeu. Die bon
lobrelon9em Wtibbrou6 Der notiirlteb feitqeieBten
6nnttionen 9crribreu uuo ipa in iebem Sale oboIut
5unerlQifi9 'eiu.
Sine 8tte an Ntr. Gorl s. 9Bnlter 4O8 Moouic
temple. &alamo5oo, Mtch.. bel Der sic onoeben oaB
Sic etne @robe ictues Seilmittel8 fir Wldmner min
den miro IpJort erfut uuo tetne @er9ituug ir0eno
meI)er 9lrt lpiro BON thin geforbert perbeu @r bat
Elm 9roBes ntereie borau bab bic auuoe BON oieiem
9roBar9en 0etmiteI oerbrette ptrb uno er serIeoet
NIT Spr9falt Die Yrobe fider oeriegelt III einem our.
aus etnfotea Yoet 10 bab Der Gmpfdnger feline Surt
nor 1nbequemlbtett poer 8etauutweroeu 5u Babeu
broud)t
2eier ueroen sebeteu, obue @eraug gu f9reibcn
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-22
sat es oiesmaI ttid)t eetro n em

: Ser Softor madte oiesmal einen
Srrtbum, fhreibt 8eo. Wittmann,
Senbursb, N. g.: vMein 5obn befam
jeoen CONNER Stuei Mal einen bdbli=
den 9lusidlag iiber ben 0als uno oas
8eii6t. Ser 9rat, tuel6er i'm in ge=
banolnng bate, iaete uns. baB bieies
10 iieben Sabre lpiebertebren oiirfte.
Wir ipuroen Die Sadie miioe unb aa=
ben Dem Sungen 6ornis gllpenfrdllter
glutbeIeber elm. Ser Musfhlaa per-
idmano nit Der 3eit unb bat li6, obs
alei6 Die 3eit feines grideinens ldnalf
pOriiber 1T, nibt pieoer ee3eiot. ssor=
nis 9llpenfrduter 8lutbeleber 1T Die
bette Meoisin fir oas glut." Wirb
nibt bon 9ruasiiten berfauft, ionoern
nnr bon 2ofal Nasnten. SIT feine
Ngentlir auf oem plaBe, 10 tpefibe man
lid iofOrt an Or. peter Gabrnep in
Chicago, Sa.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-22
Die Wmnpcr Der sSlTcni6aft.
eungenleincn nno s6iuinnin5t f6ns
ncn gebeilt tprrDen.
Gin beribmtrr Nem y)nricr Gbemifer unh @elebrtrr
maabt anieren eeiern ein ireies Mngebnt.

mWayt teitIu tttttp WWBeuuts
Ser beriibmte Gbemiter, s. 81. Gin.
cum BON 9tem Dort Gitn, betpeist Die
Gntoefuna zines Iidern Seilmittels ge..
gen Sdminoiu1t (2ungen Suberculp=
lis), gronhitis, Gunesn= uno 8rultIei=
Den, bartnafiger 6uiten, @atarrb, oll=
eemeine Nbmasernng unb Sdmdbe,
0erluit BON Jleiib uno alle uebel, un=
ter oenen Die Menihen binlie6en, oa=
ourd, oaB er ieoem 2sler oieles 8lattes,
Der oafilr anfragt, frei Orei Slafhen
GeOe nit elmer beionoern WeoiSim ieinsr
neuen @ntoefun9 sulenoet.
Seine yneue tpillenIhaftli6e gebano=
lung" bat SauienOe oauerno eebeilt,
ourd oeren rebtseitiaen 8ebrau9 unb
er betrabtet es als feline proleIlionelle
Yhiht, Der leioenoen Menl6heit cine
grpbe 'einer unfeblbaren Sur sl eeben.
Sie Willenibaft entbiillt uns td9li1
ntue Wunoer uno bieier grobe gbemiIf,
Der Sabre lang 9soulbig Experimental,
bat Gelultate ersielt, Die 10 ipobltbdti9
iino tpie irgenb etmas, oas Elm anoerer
@enius eeleiitet. Seine 8ebauptung,
oaB 2ungenleioen uno S1minbiu1t IN
ieoem Slima beilbar lino, miro in iei=
nem 2abpratorium bier uno in europa
in Sauiensen bon Sriefen beltdtiet.
Die gtfiir6tete S9pinoiu1t, wenn
niht geltOrt, beoeutet baloi9en unb fl
6ern SOB.
Ntan fdreibe an 9. gl. Stocllm, %.
g., SO Pine ST., 9telu Yort, nit ge=
naler Nngabe bon Yolt= uno grpreB=
Office uno Die Brobe flaiben tperoen con
ieinem 2abnratprium frei perIanot.
2eioenoe iollten iofprt BON bteiem Ii
beralen 9lnerbeten @ebraud MAIDEN.
Wtan made ben Softor in oen Srie=
fen Darauf aufnertiam, oaB man bleie
Nn5el9e I'M geobaAter" geleien.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-22
electric 8ttterS.

electric 8itters 1T cine Mebisin, bic
jeberseit CUTE Dienfe leitet, aber i'm
Nagemeinen oo9 bann am ebeften be-
n0tbigt 1T, tpenn uns elm anbauernbes
@efiibl Der Mattisfeit unb Mubi9teit
iibertommt, tuenn bic 2eber fridge 1T
llno man9elbaft funftionirt unb man
oaber elmer anresenben Meoiain bebarf.
Gin re9tseitiger @ebraud oes electric
gitters bat otter einem langen unb
bielleidt 9efdbrli9en bili0Ien ssieber
borsebeu9t. Seine anbere Mebiain 1T
liderer ipirfenb in 3erforung bes Ma=
laria Sites i'm nieni6li9en G6rper.
&opfweb, unberbduli6teit, 8erito=
pfung, S9minbel tuei6en oieier Meoi=
gin. 6lai6en at SO Gents unb 81 bel
s. 6. Miller & g obn, Mpotbefer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-22
slns ocm 0rabe smrii6febreu

f6nneu mir mit aber mir fbnuen oft mniern Wea sil
oemfelbeH perldngern. g9ie aileS Mnbere muB afd)
&ranfbeif etnen Mnfang bobeu. Ale d}roniiden
Granfbeien boben bic Ienoen5 baS 2eben 3 pertr3en
uno es tpdbrenb ieiner Daner 3n enem Wtartpriun 3
mod3en. Wlalaria, gtierenlei6en, dronii1e Uerbai.
uuasbel6iperben, NbemmotiSmaS jie ale beginnen i'm
&leineu fe fnb in bieiem Gtabum leitt 8u eritiden
burtb 6pftetters WtagenbtterS Die{es ausgeaeinete
olteratine unb Stimian5mitteI LIT gleigeeignet aur
penn iie fh eingeniitet baben CUR Observation-Disclosures
bes appefits nno Gr5ieung erqntdenber 9ube gbt eS
fein erereS unb anaenebnleres Wfitte oils baS Bit
ters Gs iberiDnDet oie Msrfangen boiI geifser nnb
eebrond lit bem iiberbe)dftigten &0ufmafn iDe bem
gtiibeInben GeleDrtsu bern Glerf binterm Saoentilb
ipe bea Mrbeiter i'm Syreien bem fifefnben Grfnber
mie ber aebeBtsn 3eitungsmanne briHgliDit 5m eins
pIeDlsn
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-22

Die 2te Seratbung bes neuen Nrmen=
uno OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES porgenum=
men, aber Die S6luB=Nbltimmung iiber
oas gunse 8eieB nit ben @ieoerermd=
aun9s,gntrd9en auf cine auBeroroent=
li6e SiBung peridcben, Die i'm Sep=
tember ltattfinben ioll. Ser Sura aber
maht iebt i6on Wtiene, oas 8eieB gu
permerfen.
Ser lett 8 gBp6en bauernoe Streit
BEL S6afrptb & Sic. in gurgoorf lit
beenoi9t Der 10 Stunoen= 5ag Wurbe
bemilli9t.
Sm @iienbabn=@oupe erla9 am Won-
tag slbenO bel Der Seinfabrt BON 3ii-
rid N. Si6uop, Sirettor Der YeHaloss
5i=Stiitune in sdlieren (grsiebunss=
slnltalt fir Snaben) einem Sdlae=
anfal.
9lm 26. 9lusuit 1T in griiq9 bel Siel
Der i'm beiten Mannesalter itebenoe, in
peiten Sreiien betonnte unb seabtete
Sberlebrer s. 3DBet 9eitorben.
9lm 9lei6en Sag perungliifte in
Siiibers an gieleriee 3ieglermeiiter j..
3binben BON 8iel. Seln Yferb ppllte
ausreiben ; 3binoen belt es am 2eitieii
surilf, tonnte aber oas 6efQbrt niht
gum Steben brin9en /; er geristb urter
Die &doer uno puroe 10 libel 5u9eri6=
tet, oaB er na6 elmer balben Stunoe
lfarb. 3binoen mar blob 81 Sabre alt.
9lus @bur tOmmt Die gto6ri6t, bab
boielbit Malor Is. Gai6ein, Naffen=
Gontroleur Der 8. 9iDilion, nit our6=
ibolenem SOpfe in ieinem 3immer tobt
aufgelunben porben 1T.
Sn gern 1T am 26. 9lug. aft t=9farrer
q. ShellunQ, Sc Sabre GIt, 9eItorben;
ebeniD bat oaielbit i'm 2tlter bon SO
Sabren Dr. Bourgeois, ein betannter
uno tii6ti8er Qrst, oos 3eitii6e 9eles=
net.
8eim Baden in Der Noye 1T pFarrer
8Obr in 8eltbeim (Norgou) ertrt,nten.
9erTelbe mar lebr beliebt uno ert Is
Sabre alt.
Cine @eielIf0aft bon ber 8eFeisun9
Der nSun9frau" 3uriiffebrenb, tpurbe
auf oem Gror3berg burd etne &apine
tpe90eriien Die Siibrer Qnoreas uno
Sans Nnoereg9 tor Meirineen bIieben
tobt; Ger Souriit Simon Beit aus
Grauenitein (Sa6IenD erlitt einen 8ein=
bruG mebrere grpeb:tionen, tpetde
lid in Der Rontorbia=6iitte aufbieiten,
eilten 5u 0iilfe uno transportirten ben
0erlebten, tuie Die beioen 9ei6sU ms
9otel ggoiidborn.
Sn Sitten (Waais) lit bas 8abnbof=
gnffet abeebrannt.
Sn bem bisber tpeltberlorenen 6aa=
ned - mo- Der Narefanal bon Narberq
Der fid in ben gielerfee ersieBt =
herrl6t segenmdrtis reyes 2eben. 200
Nrbeiter iinb nit Der groben WaHer=
unb Gleftrisitdtsperte bon 9aenef be-
i6aftist. 8orseieben fno 5 Surbinen
nit ie 1900 H P nebit 3uoienenoen
Spnamo=Ma i9inen, tpel6e bic beoeu=
tenben WaHerfrdfte Der 9ebdnoisten
Mare transformieren follen 3u geleu1=
tun9sspeden nit elettrii9em 2i1t ober
81 Motor=3mefen.
Ser 3iirder 3esierunesratb bean=
trast oem @roBen &atb fiir ben Musbau
Der Grauen=Rlinit in 3urih bic @epdb=
runs zines Rrebites bon Grs. 243, 900.
Na6 46idbri9er Sdultbdtisfeit uno
na6oem er 20 Sabre bas @ettorat oes
Gpmnaliums in Wintertbur betleioet
bat, tritt Sr. s. 5. Welti in Wlnter=
thur - ct 1T Elm Bruber bon alt=Yun=
besratb Welti = bonn S9uloienit su=
rid.
Sebten Sonntas bat mid 6r. Mrnolo
Winnis, Der iuieoer nod Stem pbila=
Oelpbia suriidtebrt, belu6t; bon feinem
Nusleben 5u idlieben, 1T ibm Der Nuf=
entbalt in Der 9eiunOen gersluft gut
befommen. ct.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-22
fSrei fur itlmadle MGrner.

Sh iuerbe eoem Wtanue foltenfrei cine Qrobe Der
Semttel leuoeu, Die mir Die pole Wtaunescraft pie.
berher9etelt boben, nodbem olles onbere ebee1bla.
gen bate 9iee Web5in beilte mid pollitdn6iq BON
8erlult Der SebenSfrat Wtau9el an Stdrfe nerobier
Sdpddbe uno bDen Sr6umen unb mirb sic ebenSo
hetlen Sic fDnnen eS burb cine Aniraee erlouaen
Senben Sic mir Sbreu Namen nub @breie bente Dos
otes nidt ipteoer erbeinen mag. Wtan i1liebe cine
Bristinarfe be aoreiie: Garl g. 98alter 4O8 NtaIo
ntc Sempie, &alama5op, Weid.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-22

YIN Zen NIT be3etnneten Gtattnnen ,p,rh ouf gia.
nal angebalten.
aae 3ige tdgli6, Snnntags nisaemomnten
@enanen An5hlnB finbet man tn Moriefta an bic g.
q q. g. W., 3. q .. 6. st. 3. q .. unb Ohio Wiper
Gtienbabn nnb Dampfbpote anF bem Cbto TInR in
Cambridge an bic 3. 8 g. blidb nnb fpeidb, in Reiu
@Urterstolpn on bic g. 6. g. q ct 2uuls Gijenbobu
blflid ino penli1, In Canal Dpber NIT oer.g g. "a
W. uHn y. y g. ubrbIib uno bitlid3 in Balep Sunes
ton nit ber W q 8. s. nno ber Waaeb 0ifeuba6n
9. N. Yaec, 3. 6. TahInr,
=. p. =. " Wupt Grans
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-22

3faffenm elm too9Ibefaunter Yrebiser nod iobres
Ion9e,n 2eiben on Seratranfbsit gebeilt tpirb.
n,lnmt es nns uits spuuoer, oaB er bieie Sbatiade
aum Enben enberer befauut moat Gbrip. 8. a.
emitb, 1045 GuItou Str, Baltimore. wto., i4reibt
ms: rSabreIau9 lit ib elmer bsi9en Serafrouf.
belt. SOB sebroutts Or. @iles' New Heart Cure
uuD mein Ssra lit iest in better Sronuns. 8hrslia
wuree it9 bon onhsru Granfbeiten beim9eiu1t Sd
p.rIpisrte Elm gummen elm fdmersbattes @efiibI on
meinem Sbers nno 9interfopf. menn i'd finfSebn
nr M;1as' Miuuten LOS fpurbe idb i1ier
tpiIb; in meiueu geineu oers
klSdEG SuES fpiirte tG elm Steben nno
Eesforas Suden 70 bab i'd nitbt itiIIe
fiBen fonnte. SIN bieieu ger'
Health. bdItniiien beiprete itb mir uno
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bic Tolaeu paren wunoerbar. SD empfebIe Sbre
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DIR. MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart. Ind.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-22

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fat einen gleftrifer aneeitellt, nm ibm
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-22
Slebelamo, 0oraitt ntO
8beeltng N. N.

sFabrpIun in Groft eit bem.16. Wtoi 1897.
yIsheIane @a9npnf am TuAe bon 5InsgBaKerfraBe
Sublib oebenbe 3i9e.
The times., 1897-08-29
GOVERNMENT BY INJUNCTION.
To the Editor OF The Times:

! 10 lus CuflOI VI Int
The injunctions issued by Judge Jack
son, OF the United States court for the
district of West Virginia, and Judge
Martin, of some local court OF that State,
agalnst Eugene v. Debs and others. show
how prone the courts OF the country are to
extend their jurisdictions from precedent
alone AS Junius has said, one precedent
has begotten another, each one encroach-
ing further upon the rights and liberties
OF the people than had before been ven
tured upon. The necessity of legislation
by Congress and the State legislatures
limiting the powers assumed by the
courts is emphasized more forcibIy than
ever by these proceedings.
The writer has not seen the text of
either of these most remarkable injunc-
tons, but the telegraphic dispatches give
the terms of that issued by Judge Jack
son. II cnjoins Eugene V. Debs and others
from speaking on the subject or strikes
In or about the Monongah mining district;
enioins him or others from holding public
or private meetings iii the vicinity of these
mines, and also enjoins him and others
from appearing on the public highways
leading to these mines, until the applica-
considered and decided by the court, on
the 2oth OF September next. The pereons
en- Joined have not been heard in the mat
ter of this injunction, and cannot be until
the time stated.
The Jurisdiction Judge Jackson had over
the matter seems to have been acquired
from All application for his interference by
one of the stockholders in the Monongah
Company. whois not aresident of W est Yir-
ginia. As that company is citizen of
West Virginia it is not probable that
United States Court could be given Juris
dction through the petition of non
resident srockiioIder of the company
In matters involving the right Of free
speech TO citizens; the right Of citizens
peaceably to hold meetings to consider mat
ters affecting their welfare; the right OF
a Householder to Invite and entertain his
fellow citizens in his own house, and the
right OF everyone to peacefully pursue
his business or pleasure On the public
highways Of the country, it is most strange
that those enioined were not heard before
the restraining order was issued, for the
Supreme Court OF the nation has declared
thai 1T is the duty Of tie courts 10 be
watchfuI for the constitutional rights of
the citizen, and against any stealthy en-
croachment thereon Bradley j BoYdys.
United states, 116 U. s., pp. l6-635l.
This Injunction not only usurps authority
not conferred on the courts, and takes from
citizens rights guaranteed TO them by
the Constitution, but it is grossly unfair
GO the miners seeking To better their con
dition by demanding higher wages The
coal miners OF the country are on strike
for higher wages, which the coal operators
refuse. 1t is a contest between these
two interests, and if the coal operators
can employ sufficient number Of miners
in West Virginia TO supply the market
for coal, they viii defeat the miners,
If the miners can prevail upon their fellow
worlmen in that State to refuse to work
until all are paid higher wages, they viii
win the victory. This was the situation
The times., 1897-08-29
King Onndrnnlex.

King Oscar II, OF Sweden and Norway, IS
Il. be made doctor quadruplex'' of the
University Of Vienna on September 1s. the
twent, fifth anniversary OF his accession
tc tie throne, receiving the honorary degree
of doctor from each of the four faculties OF
the university. theology, law, medicine, and
philosophy 1t will be the first time that
Vienna has granted the four degrees at
once to the same person, and special per-
mission had to be obtained from Emperor
Francis Joseph. IL is asserted that the
only other occasion on which university
has granted Us four degrees at once was
wiiep Jena honored Goethe in s25, at ths
celebration of the fiftieth anniversary Oh
his arrival in Welmar.-N. Y. Sun