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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-04-13
Reporter 80 Farmer.
JOHN w. ARTHUR, Editor.
Thursday. April ia. 1899.

The nominations for municipal
Office made by the Republican
party and Us opposition, tine Citizens
party, present . similarity in most
instances which will go 3 great
WAYS towards keeping down person
aIfies and ~confnr the contest princi-
rally 20 che maYoralsy. With She
exception Of this Office and Member
at-largr OF Beard Of Ednraticn. the
city tickets are identical. TIE md
and 3rd ward tickets ara alike, while
IN the LIST ward two are IN ths field.
The people OF Mebster r 70 be
congratulated upon the excellence
Of the material offered BY both
parties. who have named men Of
unqu@ssioned integrity, wide awake
citizens. IN whose hands the varied
interests Of our municipality can be
safely entrusted. b1s The Reporter
cannot see any reason whv flir tan
tlidates OF the Republican party
should not be supported in prefer
enc 70 the nominees 81 an irres-
ponsible organization, unguided by
party principle or tradition. Mayor
Snail is a true and tried Official.
who hss filed the office for tie
past two wears with credit &c
himself aud 70 the general satisfac-
j al all and should boz honored
by a reelection.
For Council, Herman Olson, 2nC
ward, and VIM. Magnus, 3rd ward
have no opposition. while la H.O
Wickrr. the lst ward republicans
present a candidate OF the highes
type OF citizenship, a proPert,
owner with large business interests
whose record as School Directs
warrants his promotion to til,
Council Chamber. Thos. McKennett
candidate for Member-at large 0
School Board, has served one tern
in that body and his record 70
economy and couservatism should
X.&1x. <L#t+4f+ I"4|.&H E#u|. ~
~ qes~tion y l'osIsae 4 Il
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-04-13

ilugmg rHted TIRE rrs>tur, al the
Tom 4onsS place pne miie south 81 MAJ
hay J aln prepared "a take IN ~rorss iar
the season The fsasturr c~antsits aea0
sscrr-S oi as fnc gTssss lssd as fl,@r- = IN
isay County, witt aR abHnianre ii
water aiway- accr>~ilAe and Rlealty 0r
shed roann on tis t.iae- fur rhe Stock.
viii take IN srock Ia snitt he enytti i..nre
ri Ihe nwser. Fear terms and Other
particulars rali on or address Ullas. 40
Jarksna. Manl.av IS u.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-04-13

The ~tsfe has eecpne onf. Of the Headline
wealth Inaduce-s u rie union and pro
daces wealth IN proportion 10 az
population ttaE ans other STATE. tins
standing II the head a q wealth pro
dacer. This statement nay surprise even
many q euf friends. bat II Is = cold io~sa-
81 fact as shown by the so~vernn,ept
figures and other reliable sources az
Information The principle reason for
thi- y the immense diversity Of her
sources q income or weSita moanctiam.
South Dzksta il now third Ia The mr.,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-04-13
cer,ificste OF Mountainous
NAIL HAMMER

Webster ,. D., April 18TH 1850.
This H. 20 rs.r;6y thar c~ertiaesss,~ al
nominations made az the Citgzsiss Som
yrntina at the Court House ia fhe City
oI Webster, Day Ca. :. d.. on friday
Apri. 7th. 1898 for tin. warriors Mumiri.
pal aud Ss,hool offices a. be vat.al sor
at tte regular annual Cier ,4-xtiaa an
Tuesday April 18TH 1899. isarc he.n
his~s With the CRY Auditor and AR. az
follows.
Mayor. T.. Brooks.
City Trs,~urer-Ihfvid Williams.
Police an-ticp-E. Huntington.
City 1ustir. oi ttIe f'sarr-M. C.KanaaII.
Alderman 1t wari-L~, Harmon.
Pad Ill. Olson.
Srsl VIM M,,tn,n-
Setonl Trfsssurer-E. x. Fnsstr.
Member Hoard of Education i4s ward
III. -. " Fckra
Memher Heard ~ E~imagian end wara
All Kramer.
Nelnh y I'oard ID Education arpl ward
A. Sraitt,.
Member Beard oi Tdmeatien at l.rur
". TRACY. q. Maimberg.
City Auditor.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-04-13

sens a party question and viii he
settled by the voters b. their indis
DIAL beliefs on the mattey.
The enlargement Of the school
house. aiSo voted upon, should net
= with any a amount Of oppo
sition being an improvement or-
handed by the rapid growth 81 the
city and is absolutely necessary for
the mental and physical welfare O
the pupils.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-04-13

The ladies hate a v0t- or all
school questions, consequently will
vote for or against the enlargement
"a the school horse. 81 Is al easy
guess NJ 10 how the mothers viii
vote on this measure.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-04-13

Land office ar Naferfoxn :. D. Apfa y.
Notice Is horeby Etse8 that ths falh,s-.
saxHosf settler has hsea notice 81 hfs 49,
IA make homestead noai proof - sapps.5
hfs claim aud that said pvoof VIII 49,
fsefnre the Judge or IN sfI- ss,ss nee fiser~j1
county conrIs AT Webster. igay to1nR~
ON MAY 3gh f-os VIZ
CHRISTOPHER Peterson,
I'D. knrry No. 1881. Scr Ease ~ sEss'
sex sec -, twp Ia. range -.
Tie names the folfosxiug witnesses 49,
hss continuous reSidenr. upou and cnli''
80 said land VIZ ~
31prnfs NJ johnson. AkrfstIsn fh"a
kDu.E. strand aud Svehd >. Aiszgei :
koslyE =. ID.
H.A Bsbcocs
Register
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-04-13
Cioua journal Pre

N&AsA @AAAAAA 49,
Wages are still rising al y me
country. and il praCticallyeyery czse the
advanca has been voluntary one OH tht
mart 81 the EMPLOYERS Tens Of thousands
of working men have reaped the aaFaui
2 afthis. stll the Popocrats are keeping
m the calamity howl and declaring that
working men 1T the United State can
never see good time 4rain or better
wace unfii silver is coined rrer a. ratio
of lis taI. But asthe asv au0rer and me
ehanic pockets hi- TN or lfieea per
rent advance r knows better
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-04-13
- - - -


~a Es tazum.
T are c-1naeAlAIaH ftai4t
McEualeg ior NOT having ? aeanit'
rsallc wita Eeierenc o. the RAAlAlas
outlined is detail wouidmal l p~ronablh'5
g. l1udess 81 their Recommendations g am
man whic the executive might aaofi,
regan3Ie ul is merits Or 0einsrLis
makes mr. difference Win . certaLn Class
who are fo-reur3aine1 ami p~ra-electeo ~
k;fs and II matters not what Thpy con
front. either ID tine lime Of tneorie7 81
conditions tbpy Will kick ANYHOW
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-04-13

The editor u fhe Free silver Magnet
bent over his desk and wrote. Hot.
sealhmg warsls oozspl from the end ~
his fountain pen and STawied across the
white paper that he S~sassposIing forever.
He denounced the gaveument In the
fses7 FIERY sentences al his command.
He drew pathetic pen pictures of the
MISERY ~ the people snsR3er the rule uf
a. sharks AMI land grabbers
'-Starvafion stalked acrass the land in
scyen-league boots. @The MONOPOLY
organs bussted ~ the return of prosperity
btli ''where was this prosperity
Who had SEEN IL Surely not those whe
were compelled 70 earn their bread in the
sweat OF their hrows.
As ne got warmed up 10 his work the
editor fairly ground his teeth. tie tossed
off sheet after sheet of matter that was
calculated 20 show how All This misery
all af these troubles might have been
avoided II Bryan bad been elected. and
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-04-13

Pour ballots and four ballot boxes
viii be IN use election day in each
ward. The Official CITY ballot. tue
school ballot, license ballot and
bond issue alIot an demand separ-
ate boxes.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-04-13
Goutes, \ otice
First pub. March gi-ta

ArRAt4AfatfAA ~
ueited States Land ofsre WarsriozAs
March -. f>s.s
a sufficient contest afsGayif naflAs -
filed 10 fhiS office % DANES + flaft. eoasaj
ant. against T. &. enrry AsA ll-sL -
October Sfh. lSsl. for SEA- re- reN n
SRA So SECTION ~. township II hsa4s
BY tso1srry EaauEfrcRu I sgntestee, az 49,
- alleged that claimant mas 1aisel 20 W
nye acres OF saSd trace fn trees tfresra
cuttings during rhc xRsrd yeaa after a&ss
said egfrg NOR plant tive arr1s 0I frees -
seeds or cuttings uurtng TIE touFta 49,
sai1 entry zher~ J. nOs now or ever -
any trees planted or nu sAia -
N8aIsaanf mss tafled 90 effev prssoi ot pleaa
ar cultivation within tt1irseeH wears I'VE =
~ eufry. said parties afe hereby hoeM-I
ApyseRr. frspnnd ana ofer evidence .ssss
sand s~lte.&tsoa az 10 oacipck a. 81 ua 49,
fN2s. befare the Register and kScrfsst Z
United states Land unice ~ MnteTf"Hs.s
The said contestant Bavtn@. "a 2 49,
affidavit bisd Mareh isti. ISs9 81 fafs1s..
whsch sbo~ thai after due aIEaigeuHe ps'N
serTiceo ~ fhis notice caupof ~ maar y
! hereby ors1erssd and usrRctesi thAt saens~'
De given hy due ana proper pubiicstson
! =. H.. Eirad. t~iearse M.tS@
Attorpsy for Contestant kecrf"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-04-13

FffSf r1U. kfFfI fF" -
Land Office ~ Mutsrtcxn = ID. Afss,s.a
Notice IS hereby given that tbe sM--~s1S
named settler fsas ffis-sf notice OF his $3.50
70 make homestead finsl proof IL suep~sK
has cisim, aud thar said prapf will o. z
heforr sfse 5nd~> or In hrs ~ntsSence TIE 9 Y
,fe cssunfy rourt at Webster >, bs -
= fs1s viz:
MATTHIAS n. NSNOLB.
Hd. Entry Ma. stuss fs,r sbe MS sK : 49,
sec. 2. aud rea nvas SEC. III s~p, - = -
Ne Bsfnr~ the folfousug Witness !.
hts c.snsipussu@ residence Hg-pn sis1 eNs"
~ said ixnu viz. na~ 4
HERMAN Jensen. Ole A.. H&n~r-
= trs w~lsn aud FIJI <ernxrxi sii ~ susrs
H.A Rsfrocs.
Rasi-fsf.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-04-13

In 1855 my wiie went east ans
attacked with rheumatism. She
eel no relief untii sac tried Chamb.,,,.
4 aim Balm. Since that tune - b
never ,een withoutit We mad j, q
instant rebel IL eases OF burns h
scalds and u W. failing Tor All u
matte and neuraigic panss,-D. c. B,..
Santa NRez Cal. For Sale 81 = n
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-04-13
:Ns,ir~ f.,r Pa'sic.t'sa'

Land sssfire at Naserso~4n =. ID. 49,
ner,..s s-,r,sr a. rk.s ,c,ir~ cf hi- 49,
~ rsske tinhrrculture sinsl rrscf =. 49,
of bi- risisn. and t4ssf said prssof Wis sssrkd
hsfess she sndc- or IN his atsarnrn ',s Mss
ffie tannfy t,cuff ~ Webster :. -"
ire sizs
ID. MAURICE HAETSAIGh "A s,
To. Epfry No. xsf sfse ma n~s
ne;s s-r. az. fwp. f2i rsur- II. rsn
he nenses tfss sssiiuscsux wtrrr-ss s.<es<<
ti> c~outfDuou- y,~sdensr~ 0f1sn nna '"'
~ ~ss3 hand wa. U;,ke<'
and lsxr Williams all ~ N~tsAfcf- : |"
d. s~sscs.ssss
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-04-13

d,,~,icn or gole 81 all states in ibe lnaon
aise third ln ihe production Q
vl.eaf. irst il tae proanction soi liaA-
a,oat afth ID hariey cats and rye, about
er-t + b wool aua apeut tenth ~ live
o,e abs np nmoag iAe
~ n aeta of 4afFs
ana Eeral producer q
as; sd known noinefAn ano e54 aal
even IA nas1F gas a Pierre
AFrsraximate stated u rotlnd num
lers It. following table otac esttnafe
will rive fair idea 81 tbe capacity Ct
new STATE. not vet oneteuth deye
loped. Is produce wealth. This vast sum
hs- uaiv 100000 people q support, and
INST from one Is four miiion, ~ Dc most
u. n tae slate that equal her ia volume
ii production After about $4,000
families are provided with tne necessaries
ollie. the balauce Of TAI. great wealth
rces toward adding d the accumulated
wealth ana property Of the people Of the
N@lun
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-04-13
RI. hotice

Commencing Monaay April ara
S,rseion line irain viii run daily. :.
Sumdays-E a. Bradiey Ageni.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-04-13
now |
| empire, consist
len Victoria's ac|
salzer.s s

Ioes YOUR seed cor
d~oes-it's nd
] good for 50 TO l51
S%notice and 16c I'd
prices 10 John A
ese, Wis.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-04-13

! is the ouly q
BURNING
|ns and Bunions|
a poWde
. shoes. At all
res, Csc. Sampi
rs, Allen S. DIN
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-04-13

two rulers |
. the Great ha'
Tho Catherine
y the father of I
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-04-13
$lblWhtAF

Total agricultural, hve stock
aua MINERAL output not
counting manufactures F~ib3tNafhbJ
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-04-13

b beauty with piml
lth Clean your sy
} fragrant Cascaret
l0c. 25c, soc.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-04-13
Webster 5. u. Alrl Igth, 1891.

Webster :. d. Alra Iata, 1895.
Tbs i 10 e~ertiis tlsat cevtiaratrs al
nominations innsit ~ iire va,Sous ward
caocuse~ AVID zonv'ntscH 81 the ~li-t.ui,-
i'tan party held IN thu CITY oi Webster
huy Co - y, GA saturday anriI srh
iS'fs- ior ttse variuuS uuairs,aal aud
schsoi vffic-s 20 be- vutrd mr. ~ "a.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-04-13
Good

doctor anu
4 mated
rhink soT' !
People call
|caIls her Due
betin.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-04-13

III 's I'D a
to their sci
pretty fea tu|
a duty won
The mark 4
ering fa|
young nio1
Don't wa
yosr good a., !
Consult Mr.
start. Writ
Miss EDN.
PINKHAM--l
during my
TEN was al
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-04-13
Trade Mark
Il The above
Unknown PLY
printed below

1 Dear Slr:-ra am
more than 80 +,
prs" have recC
pa and they inform
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-25
CAPS ~ DUNkARD MEETINGS..
Reformers Decide That Women May Take
ON Their Hats or Bonnets.

FrHRATA, Pa, June PA dispute that
threatened to have serious results among the
Reformed Evangelical Dunkards has Just been
settled 1t was as to whether the wearing OF
caps carried out the Biblical injunction to
women to be covered in church. Those who
argued for the white caps insisted that women
In meeting wearing them were fully covered.
as the New Testament REQUIRES. and that they
could therefore continue to take of their hats
and bonnets and still be in line with st. PaulS
admontions. The anti-cap people maintained
that head covering meant hats or bonnets. not
caps. and that II hats and bonnets were re-
moved the women were uncovered and there
fore dishonored in meeting. First Corin-
thians. Ii, was quoted as follows
T. Every man praying or prophesying. having his
head covered dshonuurcth hts head.
8; But every woman that Praysth or prophesSieth
with ntr hseh IL. ne5 .o h.
shorn; but If IT be- shame for woman to be shorn
l3. Judge in yourselves: Is II comely that woman
pray unto God uncovered'
The cap adherents argued that tho white cap
was a sufficient covering according to Biblical
law. Some said that the texts had no refer
ence at all to caps or honnets: that in those
DAYS the women only wore capes or cowls over
their heads, and that s. Paul meant that
women should leave the heads covered with
hair. In proof OF this they quoted from the
same chapter in First Corinthians. as follows:
IL. Doth not nature itself teach You. that II
. man have long hair it ia a shame unto himf
is. But II a woman have long hair il IL a glory to
her: for her hair is gwen her for covering.
After brisk argument it was decided that
the sisters could remove Their hats ana non Si,c
caps. and still be covered. This was enough
covering to carry out the teaching OF st Paul.
In each Westinghouse. therefore, there are two
vestIbules, each containing rack. one for
the hats Of men ana boys and the other Tor the
hats and bonnstS Of the women aud little girlA,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-25
Tho Border Bullock Dray.

From the PdH Mall Gazette.
Oh III shift along you bullocks. down the rs ges
For wool is MP and rising still away in London town.
Aud those bustling city buyers they would sign
For heeces like We carry in our ioltinR bullock dray
oh. it's creak! creak creat that is what the aHles
To the teamster tramping westward down the dusty
But You mustn't heed their croatinr for with such
You should make Border record for the back block
road.
with the wombat before us and another league
These twenty bales of Bogen wool are bound to
miss the train. ,,-,..,,
VIII raise the very devil in this patient bullock man
And it's creak! creak! creak! but the pace is awful
For we should have passed the malice fat half an
And the oyerseer would curse us II he knew his
Was mile, at least. behindhand down the back.
block road.
With his butocks out to starbo0rd and his muzze in
Your OH side poers skulkins and you're svearing 1T
And your morals drop to while you curse that
And watch the wagon sinking nearly s1le-deep in
With it's creak! creak! creak! yes, you wish they'd
For you've run into the doldrums on dry and dusty
And 1t strikes you rather sudden standing staring at
That rs mostly dust and blowhies down the back
block road.
But your throat is dry with cursing and your lips
And YOU Know 10 that Murphvs ssanty lies league
along the track:
So you trail your whip behind you while you take
the poler's side.
| stubborn bullock hide,
| oh, it's creak! creakI creak! you are under way
again.
There's nothing like bullock team for raising dus
and Cain . .
SO It's gee OF Dan and Traveller. aud shift along th
We shall never reach the township with our back
| s:0ck load.
When the wool ia landed safely and you're on tn
| homevard tack.
You feel kind OF sorry for that otf.side bullock
| back, . ,
For rs something worse than Hades on blazin'
| summers day
For poor half sthed rolers in joting bullock dray
With its creakl creak creak! but the wind has mad
| change ,
You can hear the banjo twsnging down along tn
| phantom range. "
You can see the station children racing out to NEE
when they sight the bullocks swaying down tn
| back-block way.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-25
Is Colorado Tired OF Female Suffrage"

To THE EDITOR OF THE SuN-SW: Mrs W.
w Crannell quotes the Denrer NenS as authori-
ty for the statement that Colorado women are
sick OF suffrage and that at each election more
OF them refuse to vote. Whatever some ire
sponsibe individual may have said in the col
umns OF the Ne,rs. that certainly is not the
editors opinion. Last summer ] was enter
tanned for week at the home OF the editor.
Mr. Patterson. He spoke in the strongest
terms OF the good results OF equal suffrage. and
said most OF the men of his acquainta lance who
had been opposed to II in advance had since
been converted by their observation OF its prac-
last New Years Day the Denrr' Nnrs said
edltOrially
After holding OF the ballot for hVe years
in Colorado il has been Conclusiv"'y proved That
the women are not tired of it's exercise.
referring to recent election. tn" N''rs said
II was remarked both by the voters and by the
iudges and clerks of election. that the women voted
all election day more largely than the men
ALICE STONE BLACKWELL.
DORCHESTER, Mass. June %
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-25
IoUARIUM's HARBoR SEALS.
They Arc Having u Harder Time Than
Usual In This Summers Weather.

They Arc Having n Harder Time Than
Usual In This Summers Weather.
Tho present month OF June has been hard
ono for the harbor seals at tho Aquarium. Such
seals prefer cold weather. and every summer
they have suffered more or less from the heat
but this year the heat has been so unusual and
It came so early that they have suffered In an
unusual degree, There are two harbor seals
now in the Aqparlum-Nelie. the general
favorte. who has been there for years. and the
survivor Of the the three Originally placed IN
the Aquarium. and Baby. smaller seal placed
In the Aquarium lees than year ago.
The extreme hot weather had tho eject OF
spelling tho appetite OF both seals early In
June. There were times when for one or two
days one or the other would eat nothing at all.
The smaller one has fallen away visibly In
flesh. While their Appetites are now somo-
what improved. they are both eating less than
their usual quantity OF food. and they are less
active than usual. Their appettes have been
pampered in every wav possible to mako them
cat. They are fed commonly on Atrips OF cut
up goldfish and herring. with oocAsional small
whole herring and live kilies. More killies
have been fed recently. and last week they had
whitehall. which were plentiful In the bay, and
OF which the seals are very fond. 1t 10 neoes-
sary TO feed the whitehall dead. because they
are too delicate to bear transportation allvet
even to keep them In good condition to feed
they have TO he kept in Iced water, The seals
would eat the pretty little whitehall when thes
wouldn't touch Goldfish q ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-25
The Men who Made the Guns.

The men who trea the steelclRd deck,
Afoat on the flowing brine
And the gallant lads at the ColoherS beck
Along the firing line
Have won their stars and chevrons,
Our loyal, patriot sons,
But neverA word have the people heard
OF the men who made the guns.
In the smoke and dust of the Workshops must.
Their lives are known to few;
Yet theirs the cunning and skill we trust
For the deeds the fighters do
The master mind that fashions the bore,
The mouldcr down in the rounded pitt
The force and science that turn the core.
Logic and study to make them At.
These sturdy silent and plodding ones,
ON the turn of their skill in final test.
These grimy toilers who made the guns.
The fate OF a nation oft may rest
We trust their skill and the Mt Of things.
These sturdy silent, ploddinG ones.
When flag at the peak the order brings
Them and the men behind the guns.
Then here's 10 the salts on the water blue,
And here's to the gallant soldiers, too;
And here's to valorous deeds they've done.
With help Of the men who made each gun.
ST. JosEIH. No, J. b n.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-25

To THE EpIroR or THE SUS-Sir ! would respect
fully remind THE SrS of its Old obligation to uphold
and help out people made helpless by the untold
horrors Of civil strife: not by aims charity in any
form, but by a constant and Intelligent propaganda
such as THE SUS knows hpwto sustain on other per
tinent subjects, in favor of rapid revival OF past
Industries and the creation Of new ones the imme-
dste promotion ~ agricultural interests which
stitue the principal source If wealth in the island,
and above ALL the establishment OF loan AMI trust
companies whore money could be obtained by tho
Agricultural at oderate rAteon good security such
rs farmland or tho crops thereof. In brief, to ad
Vocate the investment OF capital in the island there
by wing safe and profitable employment to the
many millions lying idle in Wall street, when they
could bring handsome returns In a country where
10 quote THE SUN. law and order prevail and
where, by the process OF work and development
peace and happiness shall be permanently secured
Nrw YunK June 90 \. A. CARLO,