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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-08
His Gilded NibS.

General Miles has adopted for his
own uniform some new devices which
add to the attractiveness of his official
apparel. He has added gold EN- broid-
cry to the sleeves aud collar of the full
dress coat. The design is delicate
tracery of oak leaves in gold. The
familiar epaulets have been abandoned
in favor of tho fiat Russian shoulder
knot, without fringe, bearing the coat
of arms of the United States and the
two stars indicate OF the rank of ma
jor general. To this is added a belt Of
Russiap leather piped with gold bull
lion and EN- brOidered in oak leaves to
match the design on the liar and
cuffs of the coat. The new features OF
the uniform are completed by sash
of alternate stri pes Of yellow and gold,
which exter ds ON the right shoulder
to the left side
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-08
Arizona Outlaws Defeated.

Joe Bargeman, under sheriff of Ma
vajo county, Ariz., is the hero Of
a running fight that occurred
a few days ago on Car on Creek.
north of Globe, Ariz., on the western
edge Of the Apache reservation
Bargeman bal a warrant for the ar
rest of Ernest Gentry snd Art Farrell,
wanted for terrorizing the peaceful
Mormon hamlet Of Heber last Novem.
Der Gentry had married into a
lives with the Indians of John Dazin q
band on the reservation. The officer
located him in the Indian camp, with
him being F.rrell, Bill Walker and
two other N mbers of the cowboy gang,
ell supposed to be Implicated in whole
sale raids lately made on cattle and
sheep in Navajo country.
Bargeman rode upon the edge OF a
small bluff that owe hung the camp,
and, d spite the presence OF several
Apaches, leveled his rifle at the group
of white men, and ordered Gentry and
Farrell to sure nder. The cowboys
rushed for their saddled horses aud for
their offices. Many shots were ex-
changed, but Bargeman had the adj
finally retreated. Rargeman rode to
Pleasant valley, where be gathered q
small cowboy posse, and returned to
the scene of the Fl : ht.
Walker, who was riding stolen
horse. was found badly wounded in
the shoulder. AID was brought to
Globe. Indians stated that Gentry had
also bee1 wounded. He is desperate
characte-, with influence CROUCH over
the Ipdia ns to make him dangerous.
Much fear is expressed that the affair
may c7uSe a fresh outbreak of the
famous Pleasant valley war. in wich
tW enty one men have alre dy been kill
ed.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-08

The Copper Queen company of Bis
bee, Arizona has not only acquired
all the copper mines, hosting and re-
duction works and railways of the De-
t-oit Copper company at Morenci, D. ar
Clifton, but has purch ased group of
mines at Nacosari in Sonora, which
ara being opered up on q comprs hem
sive scale, and to which the company
cont emplates extending it's Benson
Bisoee standard gusge railway at an
early day. The railroad will doub tless
be pushed On to the Anthracite ccal
fields about Los BrOnces, about an
other hundred miles further south g.,
and possibly to the gulf port of Quay
mas, one hundred and FIVE miles still
further southwest.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-08
RESPONSIBILITY OF SIX MEN.
Great Switching Plant at Chicago
Under Their Care.

The Chicago Times-Herald says:
In a little house, half of glass, that
nestles down amid a network of tracks
near Hammond, is controlled the desti.
ny of over 200 trains 8 day. Six men
have within their hapds the lives of
hundreds of people during each period
of "a hours and upon their care and
ands of dollars worth of freight. Their
working hours are spent in the cabin OF
one of the largest interlOcking switch
ing % ants Of the United States, and
one that is surpassed by few in Great
Britain.
From This little house run nearly IL
miles of ne-inch pipe leading to switch
es and 10 ks, the most distant of which
is not over l ,242 feet. The men who
did the work weighed this pine as it
was delivered to them. and when the
work was over it was found that Al tons
of it had been buried under the net
work of tracks.
Sign AIS, conveying to the engineers
The correct idea Of the location OF
switches, are operated from the little
house by means of two wires, ore
governing each Of two directions
that the warning msy take. There
are nearly 100, 600 feet of this wire, or
about 81 miles, and the signal farthe-t
distant from the house is but 2, 492
feet.
Over all these tracks more than 2OC
trains pass every "a hours. In their
movement over so train orders and sc
telegraph messages are required daily.
To so systematic this great work that
two men working together could do it
all was problem It's solution has ad-
ded great laurels to the reputation OF
interiockipg swift ching devices.
1t was at first the intention to erect
only part of the big lever plant. but
as the work progressed the interested
companies decided that all might as
we'll be done at 0lce,5for. the time whe N
complete fixtures would be- needed
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-08

"What cen Uncle Sam be up to?,
Asks De Lone,
AS our war hips gather at their
Winter home;
L don't like to protest,
But this rallyiog on Key West
For Spain means not the pest
Says De Lone.
Yet our was hips i'll they gather
At KY West,
Ard the Cuban issu 8 now in
Congress pressed;
So it may he, shy day,
We'll show De LONE the game We
play,
With Cuba but four hours away
From Key West.
ST. Louis Republic.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-08

Tbos. A. Edisor, Jr., is experiment.
irg with an airship with gas inflated
sal 8, and the experiments have been
in q measure successful.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-08

1t is reported that an epidemic of
diph liberia has broken out at Zacate-
cas-. The wealthy people of the city
are leaving town,
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-08

The beet sugar factor, at Rome, N
Y. m de 643, 800 pounds this season,
and received from the state bounty Of
S643S. New York's position on beet
sugar is that the way to begin is to be-
gin.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-08

The proposed issue of stamps COM
memorative of tie Omaha exposition
will not d splac: the regular issues
during thr exposition as was the case
during the Chicago worlds fair.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-08

The Buffalo smelter at Globe will
blow in on the fl st of the meath with
force of bout $50 men. The GlObites
are rejoicing in the prospects of the
early advent of the abroad,
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-08
Mexican Drain Canal Fiuishe d

, Comparatively few people have kept
a. track on the work OF the big drain
age Canal wi ich is to drain the valley
of Mexico. IL was stuper dous under
taking, and inCIu1l- 10 the tunnel, has
cost up to date over $2f,oUss, OOO hard
adobe dollars.
TIE work however is Il ished. PesS-
son & Sons discharged 5000 men las
Saturday aud only few men remain
doing up the od6s and ends. 1t is pots-
sible that the government will We
the canal from the contractors before
the close of this week and it is also
possible that the first water will be
turned into the canal at San Lazaro
during the coming week.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-08
Horace B. Stevens,
Real Estate and InSur-
anCe Agent.
! Solicit Collection of Rents
and make no charge for
Advertising.
FOR SALE

NORTH STANTON STREET. near
Hildebrand residence, 2 lots; $500.
Ore-third cash.
NORTH KANSAS STREET, 81 lots
for 500 cash.
UPSOM AVENUE, between N. Ell
Paso and Santa Fe Sts., As feet for
5000; one-third cash.
NORTH OREGON STREET, corner of
Rio Grande, 175x175. Room for
houses. CHEAP.
MESA AVENUE, 2 lots, corner, for
500.
IDAHO STREET. lots at sacrifice.
BUSINESS CORNER, Mesa avenue
abd Texas street. 115x60 feet. A bar
gain and terms to suit.
IL LOTS on San Antonio street facing
Magoffin homestead.
TWO LOTS on East Overland. Cheap.
ONE LOT, near Mesa school.
6Oxl2O feet on W. st Overland street.
BUSINESS PROPERTY, paying $40
per month, for Sc. 600
"a 800 will buy row of houses paying
S64 month.
MONTHLY INSTALLMENTS and q
small cash payment will buy 7-room
brick house, 116 Upsom Avenue.
Ga N. OREGON STREET brick house
rooms. Easy terms.
4O7 N. Ell PASO STREET, rooms,
cheap.
400 N. Ell. PAso STREET, rooms,
brick.
BRICK HOUSE of 5 rooms on North
Stanton Street; southeast corner; q
Pleasant home.
NEAR S. p. DEPOT, on N. Kansas
Street, 5-room brick.
GOOD PAYING LODGING HOUSE,
Is rooms.
LARGE BRICK RESIDENCE. CEN
trally located. Suitable for fashion
able boa ding.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-08
HoId-n's Positive Pile Cure.

Sufferers use il. Relief will be speedily
and cure positive and permanent If di.
rections are strictly follow ed. For sale
Kelly by & Pollard, druggists.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-08

The best railroad proposition on the
North An er can continent today is the
extension of the Denver & Rio Grande
road to connection with the Ell Paso
q Northeastern and Pecos Valley &
Northwestern ailrOads.-New Mex
ican
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-08

I good looks and youth-
full spirits as long as
possible.
The woman who suf-
] fers from some weak
ness or arrangement
of the organs distinctly
feminine, can note the
Ja:1- r0aohp,arfc of
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-23

XVI. ben berii6tnen 6psmaler 8drbiere
na9 4r1erifa, I'm Elm Miniatur6ilb @afbz
t%ngton's un5ufertigsn, 8arbiere benubte bic
@elegen9eit, glei9 5tpei 8tlber gu MAIDEN,
BON berten er bas cine an s. 9u9umel in Seem
Orleans ~bertaufte.
gu ben G6nli9ften unb 9etpiTenbafteIten
@emdlben George. Mafbington'8 gebDren Die
pon Sofepb @rig6t aus 8orbentopn, Seem
SerfeD, aasgefii6rten Der fl burf eincgrnz.
! pfeblungsf6reiben bon 8enjamin Jranflin
Bel Wafbington einfibrte unb benz bieier in
&odp Sin fir Elm Gabinetbilb fub, bas fir
5rancis 9opfinlon beftimrtt mar unb iebt i'm
8siib BON 5rau Nnnie 9optinfon Soggo in
gbiGa6elpbta befinbet. @rig9t's I'M Sabre
1884 auf 8eite1ung BON Srau potpeG aus
p6ilabelp6ia dusgefii6rtes Sel6ilb, bas fib
uuf 9anlel potpeQ a%usg2etppprt, sc. g., oerz
erbte unb BON pelbem crit gang tir3li9 Elm
Sol3i6nitt an9efertigt tporben III, tpirb ais
bas d6nli4ite BON alien be5ei4net, fir tpelhe
Der General iema1s gefefien bat. @rig6t
fpurbe bon. Waf6ington als 3ei9ner Der
Miin5e angefteGlt glei3 na3bem bieIel6e gez
griinbet mar, unb fir bic erIten Miin5en Der
Ser. Staater tpurben bon i6u bic 3ei8nunz
gen entporfen.
Sn IeinemPribatzNtelier in Der Wo6nltng
bss 8antiers Robert Morrts in P%6ilaIlp6in
fab @u1biigton i'm Sabre 1856 Dem engliz
f4en Maler 8o6ert Gbge pine, unb bieIes
8ilO 1T iebt @igentbum BON Carton 8rez
bOOrt in 8rooflpn. 9a WaI6ington bnmals
gerabe erf BON einem 8ranf6eitsanfau gene
fen mar, 10 entipri9t bas Bortrdt ni9t gar3
benz nprmalen Nusie6en bes MobeGs, bagez
gen lift Elm fpdter in Mount 8ernon BON
pire gemaltes Bib untabel6aft ausgefaIen.
Nts I'M Sabre 1888 Mabame be 8reban
nit i6rem 8ruber @raf be Mo1itier, benz
fran3Dff9en @efanbten fir bic Ser. @taa*
ten, Mount 8ernon einen 8efu6 a6ftattete.
fertigte iie BON ibrem Safe Elm 9rofil6ilb an,
J (SprtleBun9 onf oer Z. Seite.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-23

niaturbilo, bas @aI6ington angebGid int
Otter pDn 25 Sabren boritente unb cine
@90pfung GopGeD's iein Io1te. @eute lit
man jebo9 Der Nnii4t, baB es MIDI; aus
elmer 10 friiben periobe itummt un0 ipaDrz
19einti9 BON Beale gemalt tpuvbe. Sas
Bib purbe BON einem Wlitgliebe ber Samiz
lie, Die es geerbt, leibpeife an 8eDr9e 3.
putnam iibsrlaffen, Der es 3u elmer Squitrdz
ton fir rSroing's 2eben 8~aIbington's" be-
nuBen poGte. Sin Nngeiteqter Deg Gta>
blifIements, Der es BEL iib trug, unternabm
zines Sages cine 8potfabrt an Der &iiite BON
Maine unb ertranf. Seine Qei9e lpuroe erit
na9 me6reren Sa9en 9efunben, bo9 mar
bas 8tlb in benz 9uttaper9az 6utteral urz
beI6GOigt geblie6en, unb beute 6eflnoet IS
it9 in Dem M%etrppplitanz MuIeum BON gtep
gorf.
Oas erite OeGgemdlbe, fir tpel@es Mafbz
ington 1aB, 1T bus Wert @6arles WilIon
8eale's unb unter benz geamen vGolonialz
3ortrGt" 6atannt. @s mar bas ein3ige Del
Bib, bas bor Der &ebplution angefertiJt
nurbe, unb es ipurben tpenigftens 100 Gos
pien bapon oema9t, bon benen bic be tie ft9
i'm 8eTb BON @bmunb Gam 8pgers in Sal
timore, einem Na9tommen Der 5rau Bal4@
ington, befinbst, 9as Original bilbete Oiele
Sabre ben 9auptI6mud bes Porlprs in
W}ount @ernon, nurOe ipdter Der 4rltngtons
Gqmmlunq ei1berleibt unb ndbrenD bes
8iirgerfrieges in einem Seller perftedt, tpo
es bur6 bic 5su6tigteit beOeuteno 9elttten
Bate. IS nurOs inOeB gei4idt reitaurlrt
unb 1T gegentpGrttg i'm 8eIib DOn Gen,
Guftis See BON 2erington, 8a., bes Sobnes
Oez 6efannten He6elengenerals, unb fpdtere1
grGiioenten Der @ai6ington &c 2ee>ani0erz
IttGt.
Dem DEALER 9eaGe faB Wufbingtpn IA
Scale. Gins bieier gemGlOe, nel4eS in Der
Nafauz9aue bes 8rinceton College 6Gngt,
ent1tanb ouf f~plgenbe @eiIe: 8d6renp Der
@3la6t, Die bort gefo4ten tparoe, oran9
cine annonsntu9eG burA bic Mauer beg Golz
lege uno bef6Gbigte Elm 8ilO Don S0nig
@eorg II. Nls @aibington baDpn G0rte,
6olte CT so @uineen aus feiner 80rie 6erpor
unb ii6erga6 fte ben 8ertpaltern Der Nnftdlt
nit Der 8itte, tie our WieDerberfelfung De3
@emGlbes gu bsrtpenben. 9ieie ieoo6 lisBen
bafir bur9 Beale Elm @emdlDe Wal9tngz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-23

i6en 6umilie fling er, befiir6tenb, buB fem
Batter, Der ben &Opf bpn oben al 8ei&nete,
ntbt 3eit BADEN piirbe, ben Mnn0 ge6Orig
uus3uurbeiten, feline Sligo Oom &inn an.
Gr matte bon biefer @ti83e 5s3n 9Ortrdts
urb oerIu9te fpGter, ba inn in ieine5 8aters
@ti35e Der Nusbrud bes pberan G6eiles Oes
@efi9ts better gefiel, feline 'igene aufFa1ung
nit Der ieines 8uters gu com6iniren, mas
inn iebod nibt ~6eionoers gut getun8. GnOz
Ii9, BON Dem 8unI6P beieeGt, Elm oOltOmmez
nes 8ilbniB BON benz 9roBen 5elb9srrn arz
auferti9en, mahF rr fih i'm Sabre 1923 an
Elm griinbIi4es Stubium bon Mai9ington's
G6arafter unb fl1te fi9 bsfen Bib aus Der
@rinnerung m09li9it leb6aft Dor's @uge Su
3au6ern. 9us Reiultat bieIes Stu6iums
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-23

1!Ben, unb bic groBe Nn5ubG oerf4iebener
8ilbniFe, bic BON linn e%rifttren, beipeiien nur
feinen gutmiit6igen unb 9ebul0i9en @6aratz
ter, Der es ibm niht geftattete, cine freunbli6e
8itte abSui4lagen. SeOesmal, tDenn Elm
4ortrdt pon inn angeferttgt tpurbe, erflGrte
Ell, baB Is bas lebte fein tperbe, dber thinner
unb INNER tpieber CAB ct Dem 9rdngen fetz
ner SSreunbe unb @ere6rer nu1. Su, in benz
Safe Des Mulers Srum6uG lieB CT it9 foz
car 6erbei, feline @olonialztniform an5u=
sie6en unb auf etnem Setter bur4 Die Struz
Zen BON 8biGubeIpbiu gu @reiten, bu1rit Der
9iin7tler bon i6m ben ri6tigen @tnbrud fir
bds @etndIOe: p8efangenna6me Der 6eien
BEL Srenton" erbalte. @r faB Mdnnern,
SrutisH BIB fogar &naben unb ct f9rieb elm
NAL an Gi9ter 6opfinfon, ben 8ater bes
8erFufers BON n6ail g%olumbia!": sd bin
gegen bic 8erii6rung bes Malerptnfels f6on
70 abgefumpft, baB ie NIT mir MAIDEN f0nz
men, mas tie fpo1en unb i9, tpdbrenb ite meme.
@eIt9tsumrife 3ei9nen, bdItBe tpie Die 80tz
tin Der @ebulb ouf ibrem ptebeital. @8 be-
tpeiit ba5, mas Die 8%epo6n6eit fertig bringt.
Nnfangs mar i4 untpiri4, tpenn maj MIDI
erfu6te, MIDI malen 5u 1afen, uno Bel Der
Yrocebur fel6it 10 unru6ig, ME Elm 6o6len
unter Dem Suttel; bas nd6fte Maul unterz
mari th mild Der Ga4e 30gernb 3pur, bod
nit peniger 8iberitre6en, unb iebt febe ib
mid 10 geOuIbig in ben Molertu6G, tpie etn
alter AderguuI ii4 dnf4irren ldBt."
6ier unb ba gelang es einem Slim ftler, berz
ftp9len cine Sti33en5ei4nung bon i6m an5uz
f%ertigen, tpenn er in per Stride fab ober auf
Der StraBe borii6erging, unb Elm 10 ~entitanz
benes, duBert grotesf ausgefibrtes Bib
@ai6ington's mar bus erite, bas i'm 6ol5z
f4nttt berbielfdltigt unb bon @peculanten
b~ertduft tpurbs. @s mar bas @erf Nlera1oer
@ump6ePs BON MiQiamsburg, @a. unb cine
Gopie Oabon 1T nod i'm 8eiiB Der y6orticulz
tural SocietD" BON Pennfplbunien. DIS
0a15ington bieies8iIb an feline 5rau f9idte,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-23

TOMS anfertigen. NGs @uf6ington I'm Sabre
1895 bic Iem Siinitler gum leBten Male lab,
erlaubte ct beien iiingerem 8ruOer Sames
peale, cine Sti33e BON i6m gu MAIDEN. Iu9
bic beiben S06ne, 8embranbt unb JapGael.
bic bamals mod fdft i'm 8na6enalter Itanben,
paren 5ugsgen, mas Moibington gu BEN
pibisen @ortipieG beranlaBte: Gentle
men, I am being literally Pealed."
0on Der bomali3ea Sfi33e fertigte Sames
Scale Elm Minidiur6tln auf Glfen6ein an,
bos 10 bortreffli9 ~au5fiel, hab Der Gltere
PeaIe fortan bic MiniatErmalerei gang aufz
CAB uno ale feline &unber benz 8ruber 51s
panbte. 9as 3D. purce i'm Sabre 1912
bonn Nrtilerie : Corps Der vQ8afbington
Straps" in P9ilobelp6ia angefouft uno, init
elmer 2ode BON Waf6irJtOn'5 6aar in Elm
aOloenes MeDaillon eingefAtDlien, in eirem
8antgstp0lbe berpa6rt. Sanes Qeale multe
ipGter Elm Selbilb Des grDBen Gaterldnbs=
belben fir 9aDib s. GlappoIe, 6erausoe6er
bs5 philadelphia 9atlp Nb0erti1er", in nelz
4em 8ai6ingtOn feline MbI4ieossgptI91ft
berDffentIi6ts. Na9 G~labpole'S Sobe purbe
rag 9ortrdt NIT Dem Sriginalmanuffrtpt
Der 8otI9aft BON Sanes 2ennor angefauft
unb es befinbet ft3 bsute in Der 2ennor'i@en
Sommlung in Nep 0orf. Sin 0rittes ST.
emplar BON ben 8erten Oie1es Siinitlsrs
9dn9t iiber benz @ingaug ser Stlbepenbence
9au.
&embranbt Peale bate oiel BON benz genie
Teines @aters 9eerbt uno mar Elm ebenIo grpe
Der 8epunOerer 8a16ingion'3 Bel iener
oSiBun9" Dor bier MitglieOern Der 9eale<
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-23

peaIe's &eiter=p ort.rdt, betitelt r@ai9ington
bor Yorftotpn", fanb Die a~Ggemeine @iirpiz
gun9 feiner 3eitgenohen. SIS 3iert gegenpdre
tig ben 8antettiodl in Mount 9ernon als
cine Stiftung Der Babies Mount @ernon
Nfociution", benen es i'm Sabre 1873 BON
ben @rben bes &iinitlers gum 9eTAent ge>
md9t Dnrbe.
Sm Sabre 1772 iuB WuI6ingtOn benz
fran50iii6en Maler 2u6atut fir Elm Miniaz
turbilo, bus er Gburles s. pindnep BON
Siioz9arplina itiftete. Spdter tpurbe es bon
@barles Watfon aus GburleItOn angefuuft,
BON benz es ft4 auf beien @ntelin, SRI. 8. S.
@atfon in Seem gort, bererbt fat. @6brenb
Der fran5Ditf4en GebOlutiOn i4idte 2ubpi5
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-23

8raIilien bat Bis iebt muir 1862 Nei=
len GiIen6aRnen i'm 8etrte6, bo3 fir1o mel
tere 1868 Meien I'M 8au begriffen. 8ra=
filien TT befonntGi9 fuIt 10 groB, pie Die Ser.
@taaten, es muB alIo nod rebt biels ga6=
men balen, ebs es bieien an 8erfe6rsmittpla
glei9fpmmt!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-23

f4rieb ct babel: n9err Campbell, ben i@,
10 biel i3 tpeiB, niemuls geieben babe, fat
BON benz Sber=g pmmunbeur Elm fur9tbares
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-23

~ gu6 fir @eorge Wuf6ington fuum etz
U mas 2Gftigeres unb ltnungene6meres,
oIs einem &iintler gu einem PortrGt gu
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-02-17
Conceaiment and Evasion.

The depression Of the cotton manu-
featuring industry in New England
has been seized upon by the free trade
press as sweet morsel to roll under
the tongue. With one accord they
gleefully point to the fact that protec-
ton has not proved potent enough to
prevent the lowering of wages in the
factories of the Fall River district, and
hence protection is failure"
The fact OF oyerproduction and the
competition of southern factories
where wages are lower and the hours
of labor longer than in the mills of
New England are factors in the prob
lem which obtain no recognition; and
you will search in vain for any ac-
kowledgment Of the obvious fact that
il is directly due TO protection that the
cotton manufacturing industry Of the
United States has reached stage Of
development where competition lowers
prices.
Such has been the invariable history
of protection; IT has in no case failed
10 stimulate competition and cheaper
the cost of production through the in
PRODUCTION of improved mechanical ap-
planes and through the develop
ment of a higher degree of efficiency
in labor
1t is only by concealing the facts
and ignoring the logic Of the case that
the present condition Of the trade in
manufactured cotton can be used as
an argument against protection.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-02-17
Tim ely Action.

1t is not 20 be forgotten that the
present good showing OF the govern
ment receipts. activity in private bust
ness, enlarged employment and better
wages, are year in advance because
of President McKinley's calling of the
iifty-fifth congress into extraordinary
session. The settlement of the tariff
then removed 1t from consideration
now. Had not the special session been
called the period Of waiting would
have been prolonged till the present
time in every business which must
know the tariff rates before 1t ventures
beyond present needs of the market.
One OF the greatest services the Nc
Kinley administration and Republican
congress were. or will be. able to rem
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-02-17
The World viii Buy OF Us.

Among the exports not diminished
by the operation of the Dingley tariff
may be mentioned American horses.
Recent auction sales in New York.
Cleveland and Chicago indicate a
much larger foreign demand for horses
Of speed, style and finish than ever be-
fore known. 1t is also noticeable that
the home market for fine horses has
improved as consequence of better
|times and more money to spend for
Injuries.
The increased foreign demand Is
only another proof of the fact that
protection erects no barriers against
trade that are not easily surmounted
by superiority in the quality Of the ar
ticles offered for SALE
IL We have what the world wants,
and if the price suits, the world will
buy OF us, whether 1t be horses, BIZ
cycles, locomotives, sewing machines,
watches or foodstuffs, tariff or no
tariff.
Proof Of this is found in the largely
increased volume OF trade with foreign
countries since the enactment of the
Dingley law.