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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-08-11
DESDE INDIANA.
South Bend su lmportdncia manufacturer.
La Univorsiddd de Notfe Dame.
Ell Co|egio dc "Saint Mary's"

La Cudad de South Bend (Quebrsda del
Sur. en- castellano) Estado de Indiana, ouenta
80. 600 habitantes, situada en- extenso llano
y cruzada per el apacible rio San jose, cuyas
aguas sabiamente aprovechadas por medic de
varias represas, son poderosos e'ementos de
fusrza motriz aplicadas Ia industris, convir-
ti6ndola en- imrortantfsimo centro manufactu-
zero. donde el genio americana ayu1ado por
los elementcs 1e cuantiosos cspitales h. deia.
do conooer todas sus actividades.
South Bend es una pobaci6n de campo al
tamente pintoresos. luciendo luj josos <Chslete,
y lindas casitss de MADEIRA de osprichosas cons
trucciones la veg que surtuosos edifcios pu-
blicos particulares. Hay en- ella opule ntos
millonarios, que deben sus capitales la indus
tria.
Cuenta Ia Ciudad con 8 Igesias cat6lcas
yl2 protestantss de d., ersos rto.; tres Teatros,
vele dromo; varios hoteles, entire ellos uno a.
cuesta 500 mil pesos; un hermoso parque; va
rias fabricas de ooohes, de las que visit6 la ia
mosa de eStudeb ker Bros Mfg Co. en- Is que
trabaj an 1850 obreros ct nstrnyeado IS MI We
hfoulos so mil arneses al ailo que esta va,c-
rada en- 25 milo les &c dollar; caatro fabricas
de arad, 8; cinco de pape; la 1enom brada de
maquinas de coser de <Singer.; vsrias de ju-
guetes de maders; una de zapatos de goma; !;
una de aer motores; dos de- cerveza; varies mo-
lines barineros; dos de artfcuos de punto; d.
Veisas ue uIoSas OLFas VaElas. De la cluuaO
pa,ten dos tranvias e.ectrioos que la recorren
y enlazan con sus contornos radio de
800 millas y hacen esoalas cinoo lfneas distin
tas de ferrocsrril que Ia pone en- communication
con todos los Estsdos de la Union.
Ademss de la fabrioa de coches citsds,
visite la de papel titulada sInGiana Paper Co.
la que trabsja en- aqael!os momentos papel ema.
nila.. Los trapos sucios asqaerosos. en- me.
nos de una hora quedan convertidos en- hermoso
pspel, sea oortado EN- hojas de diversos tamx-
nos envuelto en- grandes rollos: Ia fAbrioa ha.
ce de 500 mil un million de saquitos de papel
ssgun ell tamaflo, cada 10 horas de trabajo, va
contados, selIados y empaquetados, Visit6
tsmb;6n la fAbrica de cervesa de <Kamm &
Sohellinger Brewing Co, cspaz para 20 mil ba-
rifles en- el aho, y la de aer-motores que es
tambi6o muy interesante.
En- mis- escursones por South Bend, (que
aun no hsn terminado al escribr estas lneas
me aoompaf1aba como interprete y cicerone el
i,u.trado joven peruano don Julio Arce, Inge.
Micro civil y oatedratico de Ia Universidad de
Notre Dame. En- todas parties fumes reoibi-
dos con exquiait. cortesfs, acompa flandonos los
principales de las fabrioas los extensos depar.
tsmentos y dAndonos minuoiosas e1plioaoiones.
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NotaS de Yiaje. j
Notre Dame, Indiana, Julio 81 de 1899.

Notre Dame, Indiana, Julio 81 de 1899.
Querido Salvador:
III % medic dia, despues de % horas de
ferrooarrl expires, llegu9 es:a Universdad,
hasta la estaci6n de South Ben, ciudad situada
a tres millas. En- Ia eat ci6n me esperaba ell
Secretario de la Universidad, un joven perua-
no, Ingenie ro y cate iratico ell jovencito Villa
ro de Porce, que esta aquf de estudisnte, Sc.
guidamente sslimos en- coche para Ia Universe
dad, en- donde fuf reoibido esp endidamente
hospedado.
pesar de 10 largo de, visje, 10 hiee I'll
gandome muy POGO, porque ettos fsrrocarries
son inmej ora b'es. Los coches son amplios
oomodos, hay muy bnenos dormitcrios, espl9n
diGos restaurants deoorados con muohfsimo lujo
en- los que So come como en- ell mejor he tel,
por un peso ell oubierto. La CANA cuesta peso
medic en- otro departamento de los ooches
hay msgn1fcos lavabos, jabones, cepillos, pei
nillas, toha'las q todo de lujo y e1tremada.
mente limpio. A pear de no conocer ell lido
ma, no tuvmos la menor difcultad en- tan lar
go viaje nj en- los oambios de trenes, pues los
conductcres y los mismos pasajeros, nos guia
ban. 10 que prueba 10 que he dcho anteriormen.
te, de que los amercanos de aquf, no gro
seros como Sc decfa.
En- hoja sparte to envfo un articuito refe
rente South Bend y 4 este colegio, del que
estoy verdageramente encantado, al extreme
que me quedaIe en- 81 algunos dias mas.
es Una ciudsd importsnte en-
!. oua viven vsriS llonarios, que poseen
nreeiosas c.sas. edifoadsS en- medic de jardi.
nes y de oonstruc ccicnes muy cspsichosas, y al
mismo tempo pobacion bsratfsima. Las Ca
sas de s,quiler valen desde 81 4 20 al mes sc
gun tamaho calle en- que &c encueutre situ.ds.
Anoohe estrve de vista en- casa de ur reporter
de Chicago, casado, el que psgs IS, tiene 4
dormitcrios, sala, comedor, oocina, cusrto de
criad"s, atio aqua discretion. Las casas
de SIG 20 son preeiosar, de dos pisos. 8 4 10
Piezas, oochers, cuadra, sgua fria y caliente,
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LA ACADEMIA DE ST MARY'S.

A dos millas de Ia Universidad de Notre
Dame oinco de South Bend, se enouentra
la famosa Academia de St Mary's, . Ia que
asstsn mas de 800 seioritss en- su totalidad
amerioanas, procedente de varios Estados de 10
Union. La Academia, en- la que tambien sxists
absoluta libertad de Quito como en- todos los
Colegios de este p,fs, fa6 fundada sigus fun
cionando bajo Ia direction de hermanas de Ia
Santa Cruz.
Sus adifcios, en- el centro de un hermoso
parque rodeado de jardines, son tan suntuosos
como los de la Univsrsidad de Notre Dame psro
en- menor numero. porque en ia academia no &c
cursan carreras Unlversitsrias. Para Ia 6poca
invsrnal On los dfas desapaoibles hay inmen'
sos saones oalientes para jaegos paseos = los
edifcios comunioan entire sf por medic de
galeras cubiertas.
Per.uadido como 10 estoy de que Ia aoade'
mia de st Mary's responde muy ben a su fn
la recomiendo ef,azmsnte q mis- coterr&r os
ruertorriq uefoe, en- Ia seguridad de que man.
dsndo ella sas hij pueden estar en- 10 mas
plena confanza de que nala les faltara
Notre Dame Agosto de 1899.
R. B LOPEZ.
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El consume de provisiones en- 10 Univer-
sidad es enorme: diariamente sc gastan 300
libras de oarne sin hueso, 1000 librss de pa.
pss, 1860 de vejeta'es, $50 de azdoar, $50 Guar
tilos De leche, 1875 repollos, 600 libras de
pan, 110 de manteqailla, 25 de osf6, d
Los viernes consumer 8, eco huevos Y los do
mingos Sc bene fcian IS oarneros. ~ veoes al
af1o se sirve pavo gallina empleando 1900 fb
en- oada comida en- ell aflo 70 consumer Z 900
libras de duloes, de 25 & 80 mil llbras de dl-
veraas frutas, 1900 libras- de pasar, $50 de
salmon d g. Hasts hay maquna de vspor
para lavar los mlllarss de platos que SO usan
cada dfa.
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GONZALEZ PADIN HNOS.

Acaban de reoibir por los 1ltimos vsporee:
Trajes de nihos, en- lana, piqu6 blanoo
drill Do color.
Gorras, surtilo complete.
Vajillas de porcelana decorads.
Juegos de oopas de cristal con botellas pa
ra aagua y vino; en- blanoo de color.
Perfume1fa francss,
Plumas faentes puntos de orc.
Relojes amerosnos eochapados Wa'tham
Gran turtido en- msletas, baules, mantss =
sillones de viaje SIS
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AnunCiO.

A consecueucia dc averias causadas en- Ia
tome de aqua del acueducto, situada en- Rio .
&c :as, por el ciol6n oourrido ell dia ocho del
actual. no serA possible dursnte algunos dias
tartir de aqua dol acuedacto 4 la Ciudad,
'rientras sc reparan aquellas.
Lo que 80 hace publioo para general como.
oimiento.
Pto-Rioo Agosto 10 de 1899.
L. SANCHEZ MORALES,
Alcalde de San Juan.
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]. FUEuTBS Perez,

Captain de p Marina Mercante ex-encar-
gaoo del sgado y vaizamiento de este puer'
to; ofrece quienes pudiera convenir muy exac'
tos detslles, references calidsd, oantidad >
va!or del terreno que debe extraerte; propor-
ciona pianos las empresas que los iaterssen.
A l5-lO
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HERMINI0 DIAz NAVARRO
Ex-Secretario dc Justieda.
LAWYER.

Ha vuelto abrir SUI BUFETE en- San Josk
81. II. entresuelo de la derecha Y ofrece sus
servlclos como AB0GADO On asuntos iudiciales
que Sc hayan do tram tar ante los Tribunales
del pals ante Ia CORTE PROVISIONAL v en- los
asuntos administrative que deban resolverse
On el Goblerno generals6 en- los demas Centros
ofciales.
San Juan Pto.-Rico, 1e de Julio 1899.
2elkfono zoz.
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AviisO.

FL dniov vino legftimo, puro alambra1o,
de la Rioja, maroa G. Ro,g qae viene esta
Is!a, 10 detalan sas reoe ptores, en- cajas, CARA
fones y ouarterolas. Tambi6n tenen Valdepe-
mas, blanco tipto en- cuarterolas
PLANAS ROJO & Ca.
Dep6eito General para tods la Isls, Te.
tuan 4s Dep6sitos: jose Llompart. Sa1taroe
Mirabai & Ca. Capital.
1914
T2rrnf2e de todas olases go hacen en- Ia tipo-
'~'5o'~O grafa La Correspondencta. Al
contado extrioto pero precios m6dioos.
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Ramon Sarriera.

uVmPuoluI J 1IUI1So1 ue T1uIV J uaHtu'
Treints amos dc prActioa en- la ensehanza y
siempre eu San Juan de Pto Rico.
Hs regresado de su viajs Europa, tray.n
do consigo las ttimas noveda ades nusica e..
Sc ofTe-e al publico nuevam e1te todos
aqre1os q1e le honren en- reoibir sus leccio
nes.
Desde el 10 de Agosto reanuda1a sus tareas
Irofesiona!es.
Puede1 los Sees. que gusten deIar aviso en- la
tienda <Ros de Oro>, Plaza de Armas.
49,
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Twenty Trusts a Day.

In one day twenty trusts were in- corporated at Trenton, N. J., rang ing in capitalization from $32, ,000,- 900 to $50, ,00O.
 Among these trusts were those intended to control whisky, milk, butter, cheese, gas and electric light power and heat.
 Never before in the history of this nation were so many trusts given legal existence in @ single day. The situation is indeed alarming when twentyscombines, all intent on "re- ducing the cost of production" and conseq quently resolved to cut down the wages of labor, enter upon the field of their endeayors at the same moment.
 Of course there is nothing new in the fact that great trusts are forming, but when they rush into the State of New Jersey for incorporation p,- pers at the rate of twenty a day the trend of the .times is indicated by the bold and brazen manner in which the federal law is de6ed, and the re- suit may well be anticipated with serious alarm.
 That the United States law against trusts is a dead .etter needs no ar gument. Facts speak louder than words, and the attitude of Attorney General Griggs is a confrmatory commentary on the facts. This officer, sworn to enforce the law, has notified the trust managers that his office is not hunting business.
 But the trusts are hurting bust ness, and as long as Griggs of New Jersey, Griggs, the greatest trust attorney in the nation; Griggs, the friend of combines, remains at the head of the attorney generals de- partment trusts will go right on defying the law aud robbing the people.-Chicago Democrat.
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10 THE PUBLIC

We, the undersigned, take this method of informing our D 4trons as well as the general public, that we have this day disposed of our insnr- ance business, office effects and good will to the Bell-Vernon Company, a corporation formedlunder the laws of the State for the purpose of carry ing on an Insurance Commission Business in all of it's branches, the buying and selling of Real Estate and the performance of all other things incident to such business, and is composed of the following well known business men as it's stock holders and Board of Directors, viz: D. c. Bell. President; Ferdinand Becker, Viee-President: NJ. Eisen- kramer, Secretary and Treasurer; I M. Gracie, T. M, Phillips and Wm. Burke.
 In retiring from this business we wish to thank our friends and pa irons most cordially for their liberal patronage and would bespeak con- tinuanee of same to the new firm, who will conduct the business at the old stand, No. IF Pine street, this city.
 Very respectfully.
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FOR SALE.

A lot of house furnishing goods, consisting of willow rockers, up- holstered chairs, mating, carpets, bed room sets, springs, mattresses, etc. Also refrigerator and a gaso- line range, all for sale cheap. Apply to John Morgen, the baker. If
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Bluff City Lumber Go. manufactur
 CT and dealer in all kinds of lumber. Also sashes, doors, blinds and all kinds of interior and exterior finish. Every ything at reasonable prices. l
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Dr. Grandy will leave Stuttgart in the near future for Pine Bluff where he will be associated with Dr. Easely. of that city, in the profes- sion of dentistry. The people of this city regret the doctors move very much, as he is good dentist and a
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Bluff City lumber Co. manufactur- CT and dealer in all kinds of lumber Also sashes, doors, blinds and all kinds of interior and exterior finish. Everything at reasonable prices.
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Ruff City Lumber Co. manufactur- e and dealer in alI kinds of lumber also sashes, doors, blinds, and all kinds of ipterior and exterior finish Everything at reasonable pliees.
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The Trust King.

Wearied and harassed by the i'm portunities of the Westchaster tax collector, Mir. John D. Rockefeller has finally given up the fight against the anarchlstic, odious and uncon- stitutional demand that he should pay his taxes. He has surrendered, but not at discretion. He has com promised with the revolutionists, agreeing to pay taxes on $l20, QUO, instead of on $230, 900. The forces of disorder have scored only par tial triumph, but it is triumph nevertheless which may arouse the feelings of the deepest disquiet and apprehension among the up holders of vested interests. For, if MT. Rockefeller can be worried into paying taxes, what is to prevent a concerted campaign against our very best people, the result of which will be that the xgatherer will invade the homes of the aristoeracg and camp there until his bill IS pad? The gloom of the outlook is increas- ed by the news which comes from Minnesota that the Supreme court of that State has directed Mr. Rus sell Sage to pay certain taxes or lose his real estate. There may be deeps beyond this, but we doubt it.
 Chicago Chronicle.
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FOR sALE-Two ggood delivery wagons for sale cheap. For further information apply at the Graphic's business office. |
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tEsSss 'Ssss
 AS TO EJACULATION,

The baIy GRAPHIC has nearly double the oi2sulatioh of any other Pine Bluff daily newspaper, and the Daily andI semi-Weekly GRAPHIC have combined circulation larger than that of any other Pine Bluff daily or elly newspapers A ivertisements accept- d on this guarantee,
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Hood's ailIs cure sck headache. 251

valuable citizen. We commend him to the people of Pine Bluff ahd wish him success in his new field.-Stutt- gart Frge- Press.
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EGGS, Eggs-Thoroughbred black Langshang eggs $l.OO per setting Also few fine birds for sale. Call on or write I. J. Bloom. III
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Just received all kinds of Lam dreth s onion sets and garden seeds in ulk 0r3papers. m
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Just received a large stock of seed Triumph and N. Y. Rose potatoes.- Mccain Grocery Co. m
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am prepared to make abstracts of any lot or block in our city. My books are up-to-date. 95 G. W. Byington.
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Carnegie has offered to donate $100,0 for library to be establish ed at Atlanta, Ga.
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Telephone ". L. Pace. old phone No. 364, for any kind of Woodwork or Black-smithing D
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Doors and windows made from native lumber stand this climate better than northern made stock. The BluffsCity Lumber Go. are large manufacturers of these goods, and guarantee every one sold to give perfect satisfaction. 279
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Y cry respectfully.
 BELL & VERNON.

Upon engaging in the business as above mentioned, we deem it but proper to state that our facilities for conducting General Insurance and Real Estate Business N i'll be unsur- passed by any concern of this kind in this city or state. Our Agency will represent none save the very best old line. "time tried" and tire tested Insurance Companies. and we trust, by close application and care full attention to all business entrust- ed 10 our care and keeping. to be able to merit ane enjoy a liberal share of patronage i'll this particular line of business.
 Very respectfully,
 BEIL-VERNUN COMPANY.
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Tickets all styles. or picket fence complete. Bluff City Lumber Go. 279
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For sour stomach use Rex Dgspep sia Tablets, 25c. box. Sold by T. M. Bailey, Druggist, 421 Main st. b
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Window Glass.
 Frank J. Murray.
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sEr ADVERTISING RATES MADE KNOWN
 ON APPLICATION.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE:

hntered at the Post-offiee Ut Pine Bluff, Ark. .asseeo1d-classm mailmatter
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IRON MOUNTAIN

Nardi Gras, New Orleans, Feb. Ii. lsso- TOT n the aDQye occasion tho Iron Mountain return for one fare, St325 Dates of sale Feb 2s, 1899. - Mardi Gras Carnival, Little Rock, Feb 13. i4. lo99-For the above occasion the iron Mountain Railway will sell tickets to Little ROCK ana return at one fare, Sl.25, Tickets on sale te1. II, l2 and B. Final limit for re- turn, teb, Is, 1899. oA ~ :, M M Mard1 Gras Festivities Mobile, Mobile. Ala. Feb. ft. IA, lsgg-for tue above occasion the Iron Mcuntaln Railway will sell tickets to Mobile and refurn for one fare. Tickets on sale Feb. 2 lo ls inclusive Limit for Return, Feb. 2s.
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 Horses called for, shod and de Iiyered. ". IL pace D
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G0TTON BELT RQUTE

Spring Meetings National Association of Merchants and Travellers, Chicago, H. For the above meetings 9 rate of one and one fifth fare on the certificate plan is authorized for the round trip, Certificate showing pur- chase of tickets at the regular standard rates Feb. 4th to 10th inclusive to be honored for return Jickets to destination at one fifth fare on or before Feb. 18th, 1s00. Certificates showing purchase of tiekets- at regular standard rates Feb. 18th to 24th inclusive to he hon@red for return tickets to destination at one-hfth fare on or before March f. fS99
 Mardi Gras Festival, Little Rock, Feb 18th aud l4th, 1889. For the above occasion the following round trip rates are authorized: Rate. one fare for the round trip, Dates of sale, Feb. 11th to 14th inclusive. Return linn it, Feb. 18th. 1899.
 Annual Convention woodmen of the World Little Rock Ark, Feb. 14th. 1S9g Rate, one fare toi the round trip. Dates of sale. Feb, 18th and 14th. Return limit Feb 18th, 1899.
 Mardi Gras, Memphis, Tenn, Feb, B and 14, lsq9-For the above occasion the following round trip rates and arrangements ale au7 thofizedi Rate-0ne regular standard first class for the round trip. Dates of sale-Feh. 12, l3 and IL Return limit, Feb l9, 1899.
 Spring Meetings. Interstate Merchants As SociatIon, St. Louis, Mo.-For these .tneetinps the Cotton Belt will make rate of one and one-ffth fare on the certificate plan for inc round trip, Certificates showing purchase of 1tNhGAs HSb. II SV ~S diCtuSlNe VIII De hOn0red for return tickets at one-tifth fare on or be- fore March ,. 1899. Certificates showing mr. chase Of tickets March to IA inclusive will be honored for feturnltiekets at one fifth fare on or before March 24. 1899. Certificate show ing purchase of tickets March IS to 30 incln sive will be honofed for return tickets s1t fare on or before April 9, 1899 Ger Jiffcate showing purchase of tickets April < to IT inclusive, will be honored for retnrn tickets at one-fifth fare on or before Anri 27, 1899.
 Mardi Gras Carnivals. Mobile. Ala. and New Orleans. La. Feb 3f. IS99-For the abova occasion the following round trip rates and are authorized: Rafa nna standard fare for the round trip. Dates nf sale- Feb. to 13 inclusive. Return limit Feb. 2s. 1899.
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zing.promptly done.ss
 Frank J. Murray.
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I or FOR SALE on w 9th Ave, or wi. ,-1,,In T Trade for suburban property, H. T. OLr coII. lll9 W. Barraque St. 112
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NAYANTED-Hors and Cow, must be street 1f9
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Annual Convention Woodmen of the World, Little Rock Ark, Feb 14th. 1S9g Rate, one fare fol the round trip Dates of sale, Feb, 18th and 14th. Return limit Feb 19th, 1899.
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STEAMED or stolen One large, black, 1 mare mule, l65s hands high; had on a oridle A liberal reward will be paid for any Information leading to tue finding of same Notify the Police Headquarters. 204
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BEIL-VERNUN COMPANY.
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THE SOCIAL PROBLEM.
1t Is Simply an Effort to Reverse Conditions
Under Which the Many Do All Work
and the Few Get the Proceeds.

The social problem is fundamentally
economic because all privileges rest up
on economic supports. Every social
question resolves itself into question
of the production and distribution of
wealth: into question of economic in
dependence or dependence. 1t is in
the nature of things that the fields of
natural resources and the fruits of hui
man toll should be reaped as special
privilege of the few, or as common bene-
fits for all? Is superior ability a title
deed to as much of the earth as it can
possess, and to the use of human beings
for private profit, or is it divine sum-
mons to larger and humber service for
the common good? Did God create our
world and race in order that the strong
might heap up wealth out of the forced
labor of the millions, and is such an or
der of things the destiny that man must
accept? By what device or right are
the sons and daughters of God daily sent
to tasks of creating supplies out of ma.
ture, while their needs of BODY and
spirit go unsupplied, and they have
only toll and bare existence for their
portion? Who gave this earth to the
PiOiie hi'hciS' anu ny WHdI authority
do they set the children of the earth to
making gain for them? By what pro-
cess or alchemy have the resources of
nature passed into the hands of the
strong, and how comes it that human
life is practically treated as mere grist
for the capitalist mill? Is it the end
of civilization that industry should de-
velop into monstrous universal profit
making machine, into which the multi
tudes are to be fed to be ground out as
the increased capital for private own
>ers? Every nation, every conscience
that has right to be called Christian.
searches for the answer, and every re-
form waits for it. 1t is thus that the
social problem is the problem of hui
man destiny. GEORGE ID. HEBRON.