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Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1899-08-12
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Will often cause a horrible Burn,
Scald, Cut or Bruise, Bucklen's Arnica
salve, the best in the world, will Kill the
pain and promptly heal it. Cures Old
Sores, Fever Sores, Ulcers, Boils, Felons,
Corns, all Skin Ernptions. Best Pile
cure on earth. Only % cts a box. Cure
guaranteed. Sold by G. W. Kinney x
Co. Druggist. Is
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1899-08-12

When a woman admits to another
woman that she occasionally finds a
begbug in her house, it indicates that
she reposes the greatest confidence in
her
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1899-08-12
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Notice to hunters.

I nerehy notify AL hunters mi to
trespas- rifn my premises. Those
vim d. ,ot bed this notice will be
pg5s uN Z. &. NHpat.N.-
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1899-08-12

More men have been shot to death in
the United States during the past year
than have been lost in Cuba and the
PHILIPPINES combined.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1899-08-12

Pensions For Railway Employees.
Particularly noteworthy is the news
that the board Of the Pennsylvania rail
road company designs to inaugurate a
practice which is without precedent in
this country. A pension and a super
anuation account is to be opened, from
which those employees having served 80
years or reached the age Of 70 will re-
ceiye' pensions proportionate to their
terms Of service. and the average salary
earned.
The large-hearted conception is the
first instance among railroad companies
of the adoption o.. anything like an al
truistic policy. The pensions are en-
tirely. distinct from the relief funds for
sick and in case Of death. which is
maintained by the contributions of the
railroad men, and to which the COM
pany makes an annual allowance of
$4,000.
The pension fund is an outgrowth Of
this relief system, which has been in
operation for nearly 20 years. 1t will
require about $lOo,o 900 annually, but
none among the stockholders will grum-
BILE, considering that the effects of the
measure will be better service, greater
care and watchfulness. and a closer
sympathy among all concernend in the
vast business.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-01-19

49, pm gJennem misbrug og udsvavninger er tagne fra systemet
O. folgagig like kan gjengive den samme ivskraft, men da EIek-
tricheten er Livskrahen elIer Livets Princip, maa dette middel an
vondes for en- fremgangsrig demanding af disse 0de1aggende uord-
ringer Alt hvad den ldende har at gjore, er at forskafe sig ct
bette, som paa en- passende og videnskabeig Wis kan bibringe syste-
met &c de angribne dele en- elektrisk str0m op da
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-01-19
Sill Nattcr u. g. stranofop.

Deriom bet er. at l1uibenbeo at Oe
ffriuer iom Sc seri rgn S~nbfselie" |
.. 8. &. go. l, iaa tan De pei uno=
fpIbes, ffsnbt De burbe pioe bsbre.
Oct srunbtuisiaaffe Samfunb, Der
faIber fig ben banifs 8irts." bar al:
brig billet ifau pua Cubs Cribs os ben
Iutb. &irtes BetenbeIiss @runb.
Den uiI aIbris ueofenoe fig at vBibes
len er SUBS Orb, buab ben bog er |
ben Iutb. &irtes Banner.
Derom taller Berstninssn fra Wani=
fee, Clinton, 8aeins os gbieasO Nss
oerne os mango Fe,e; berfor os fun bsr=
for er Der / Dag en- foreaet banf ss.
Iutb. Rirte, der enis tor os Tan be-
tenbe, at v8tbeIen sr Cubs Orb forbi
s lite ffaar paa Subs Orbs @rnnb %
Iarsr CUBS Orb purt % rent, men fer
uenIist til 8erbsIisbeben baabe | ebers
Samfunb Os ubenom cher, berfor
matte be mango at % saa ub af bet
Samfunb ri bog euers baubs Tar, %
lutte % iammsn msb mere AIuor o m
Subs Orb for Sampittisbebens
Stplb.
Mon De lite peb alt bette? Oe buroe
uibe bet; Ds burbe funbe ie bet paa
n6siter,~ pGbsatre@ Os vgaaer" afbOlbt
af eoers esne MenisbebsfoIt."
Oennto, @is., San. s., 1899.
paa e9ne Wrsne
S. s emmins
gift: Suenfor selber Samfunoet
fom Samfunb. Seq TENDER enteIte os
baaber Der hnbes mango Subs Born
lbIanbt .. B. g., Der tan betenbe, at
~BibeIen er Subs Orb, Der osiaa iuf-
ter efter nere Mluor os Sin. .: 3.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-01-19

maabe for en- SsnoassfoleIarer, bo
napnlis msb 6enipn til be minbreaarise
Der bperten Tan lGie, ipnse eIer ~foritao
@atitisiiOnen. gn af 5 eIbrs 9prber
pis en- pnsre buor 9iOrben sresisr bsbf
SGr filter paa Gnuisninsen bIiper mob.
taset meb Sat os @Iaos.
- BafOr So. 6. s. Robe, buem ri
ale ere sIaoe for, iom ben samIe tro
Eiener ban er, fer neb til os nu os ba
ret ofte. Oct er TOM ben gamIe ban
bapbe Glib os aItib trault. 60 @anse
m Waansben tommer ban minbft 90
bDer 9dns bOIber ban BsrnsifoIe, pros
bitter, taller ueb Ruinoeforsninss Msbe
os snbba Fan ban naa runbt os ie bper
camille inben fine esne Dsre. Oct ssr
iaa soot at ie bans frebeIise Mafyn.
6an az liot forouerbsiet, bet CT Iiseiom
ban piI fremab belle Chen.
- Ser ton pc! lite Rses at gmanus
els Wenisbeb i Clinton er for. men Vi
bar bog ben Globe ensana imsuem at
Iesss nOsIs til Menisbeosn.
st at Gaberen ueIRsnst Nptaar snffer
nj aae bans Bsrn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-01-19

5 Nloerbommerl, naar ben naturIise
Stprte bespnber at iuists, bIiper ct
miIbt, itprtenbe 9asemibbel en- uirtelis
~NsbDenbisbeb. Sos buab gator s.
M. BintIsr flyer berom:
pattrnuiIs, Dio. ,&ere Or. 6abrs
nep, Chicago, 50. CUBS rise 8eIfs=
nellie buile oper Dem os Osres 6orrets
ming. Naereoe for lang Glib fbsn bapoe
ies snifst at tilitriue Dem, men fsrIf
ioas fOmmer bet til ubfsrsIie. 6or
omtrent ct Iar fiben beitiIte leg en- &asle
al Dsres Kuriko, os ies bar brust ben
meo meset tilfrebstiaenbe &eluItat.
Naar man fommer op / Murens, arbei.
Der be inbre Orsaner lite mere laa sobt;
2esemet bliuer ffrsbeliat Iissiom ct
sammeIt 6us. Oetts er min grfarins.
quiet ton imibIerttb bIius ,spareret os
iaalebes pbe COB Iieneite enbnu en- Gib.
gn iaaoan Separation bar ies nu Ist.
teIist label ubfsre ueb 6ieIp at Deres
uerbifulbe Webiein. Seq Tan lite op.
resne aae be 2ibeIier, ies a pIaset
meb, men ffaI inbifrente mig til at an.
fsre Watbeb, beftis 5iertebanten, Bran=
ben for 8rpffet os Wansel paa Appe:
tit. Da ies baube toset omtrent TIRE
SLATER Kuriko, fasbe ies til mig ielD:
Cub ite 2ou % Cat! Dst itaar til
georins. Omsnbfsnbt ies MI er 70
aar sammeI. fpIer ies mig 95 ia,
-ssasss
Seq ct en- aIberfpas Pref, Tom / As
Nar bar tient Rirten. Seq er taft ouer=
beuiit ON, of bpis bet lite bapbe bSaret
for Oeres perbifulbe Mebiein, uiIbe lea
lite baue uerst iltonb til at ubfpre mere
Grbeioe. Oct ftuI itsbie pere mig en-
@Iebe at anbsfale Deres perbifulbe Sc.
semiobeI uibt os breot os berpeo game
ben libenbe Wenneitebeb, iaauibt bet
ffaar | min Must.
Oeres tatnemmeIige,
pafor) s: M. @intIer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-01-19
Clinton, Sa.

Den bunfte MstobiFpreif bsr / 8pen
bur faaet ct inebis, men minore beberlis
Sbe, at tase par Rirte sIsr Ieieoe Ser
berse fra os. 81 ear bait ben MI paa
treble Nar % fslts Os ristis biemms
Der, enbfsnbt ben er inbrettet for Baps
tiiter. Oermeb siorbe s o 8 6ortreb s
sooe vWetobefolt, os iaauiot ies bar
tunnel ifsnne, eoer elu meb.
- 81 bar iom andre buft Suletre,
faaet Iiot af en- Gsnbussftole.
A. P. Stule ber lite pGre en- be-
biertet Manb I port Samfunb, Der mef
Hare Orb tunne sipe err utpnbis lib
pIps ming ON ben bsbfts 5rsms ens
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-01-19
Gu 9anfe I Sutettoem.

Berben | ben brebe @aoe,
iom foraster 9errens Orb,
sIeoer fig peb Waiferabe,
SpiI os Sunbs os Dr~itfeborb!
@r bet este SuIeslebe2
gr bet iaIis SuIefreo?
gr bet berom @nsle tpaoe
be freIites Menisbeb2
Rriitns! bet er Glib at Tempe
for ben ianbe SUFFERED,
81 paa Strsmt os 81 meb 2ampe,
men neb 3reft % &arIisbeb!
Rrifuei bet er Glib at feube
6errens Orb | ct cs alt:
s er ps, fom Hart ftaI brenbe
s er belle Sorbens Salt!
(Dfatb. S, 13-14).
XiIlefG.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-01-19
Srtnttatts @ent9beo
@arb g., u. Sal.

Wenisbeben bar mobtaset to Ssrns
b%aneposnles ueb gpsninsmateriaIe til
airfeu. MenisbebsfOIt % aubre Ben:
ner er | fuIb 0irsiembeb meb at opfsrs
2irten. Bi uente at boIbe SuIesubss
tienefe / Girten. Tattsnbe for mob.
tasen 6ieIp uiI Meuisbeben serne bebs
andre, Tom enbnu lite bar biuIpst Os,
ON at ibutomme os meb en- &o0ett til
6ielp til at msbe be inbtomne Re9nin.
ger.
@n slebsIis 3eitio ~tiIsnffes at ebers
beusiune.
$. 9anen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-01-19
OpboOnebe Tpooer,

Smerte | Denitre Del at Brpfet, Siers
~tebanten. ube af Stanb til at fore pao
Oenitre SIDE - bette Ct uosIe at RenOe-
tesnsne paa ct fuost % opilibt 6ierte.
Or. WiIes Nep 5eart Cure ~iippter %
opbpsssr iuase 9ierter. Dst nstte,
MaOen, forbeorsr Gppe:iteu, fplbsr
Aarene meb npt, riSt Blob os ienser
bet til enbuer Del at 2esemet. Del
bslbrsbsr 5isrteipsoomme pso at ners
3iertets MuifIer % fprter be Merusr.
fom tontrouere benz.
Seq MATTE | to Maanebsr boIbe
.Senssn al 9iertefpsbOm; ies par fat
aouOst os baube tueIenbs 6ornemmeI=
Ter, iaa ies maatte fables op i Gems
gen msb puoer for at faa 2uft; mine
6sober os Qemmsr pare meset borne.
Wtn Oatter tebte en- Slate af Or.
Wstles Seem 9eart Cure" % ben fsrfe
Nat bapos ies en- iunb @sun. & Qebet
al faa Tiger par 9iertsipsbommsn 5eIt
%Torlnunoen % NIT 6elbrsb / bsi @rab
/ 8ebrins.~
Wrs. 10. 6. Rontle,
42l 2no Mue., Clinton, ga.
@us apotbefere er bemgnbiset til at
lslss rOr. MtIes Rew 5eart Sure.
Str'O eftsr fri Bog ON 9ierte os Seer.
per.
Or. MiIes MebicaI Co.,
gItbart, Snb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-01-19
GnorIeOeS Ct bette!

vi ttlbpber ct bunbrebe Dollars Belsnnine fer cts
Apert SiifeIbe al Ratarrb. Der life fan b~slbrsbes peb
Halls Catarrh Cure,
8. :. Cheney d o., Gier., EoIebo, o.
" uuSsrte9neoe bar tienbt 8. 8. @benep | be fbte
Is Var os tror, ban er albeIss ba6erIis | aus Sorr.ts
ntnss'Eransattionsr os f~inanfelti Stanb til at ops
ipl6e enbperS orpIistelie, beres Sirma bar poataset fs.
Bett q Gruar. @boIei lIe Drussifts. EoIsbo. S.
Walotng, Rtunau u Warpin,
@5oIeiale Drussifts, GoIebu, 8.
HaIrs Catarrh Cure tases fnbpenbig o. pirter
Atretts paa Slobst os Spftsmets Slimbinbr. Vris
zoe pr. Slaife. SGIses Of aue @potetere. 8tbness
bprh frit.
Halls Family Pills CT be bebte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-01-19
8oabamoel | @ampaea.

g. 5Olf' gutit ieIses banffs Bps
eer. @aImsbsssr, gibeIbiffOrisr Os
aersbsser bauss aItiO. Os bDiIte ans
bre Bigger, iOm lite matte foreiiubes,
torftaffes lburtisf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-01-19

Snbtcmmet ueb paftor s. s. OabIfrsm.
8. g. SUITE, &inssIep, Sa...... 400
fra triftelis Rpinbeforenins /
Sconto, Wis... 49,. 49,. 500
Tra en- &Dinbe | Sconto 100
Soet ri meb Cat bar mobtusst bet
inbtOmne piIbe ri 10 serne haube os
bebe, at mango fsre, ret mart uiIbe
aabne berss 6ierter os 9issenoefe for
at bet tunbe bIipe en- pirtslis @tstte for
ben fore gnte os beubes imaa. Det er
en- Selpfsl9e, at baabe Baitor 6. $.
SEMEN os ies frembeIes meb @lebe uiI
mobtase @aper til Mrs. Sang. Dog
amer ies bet at pore meft ristist, at
ienbe Bibrasene til paitor SEMEN, oa
Mrs. Sang Ieuer | &ucine os uster at
bliue Der. Ra.lis 6ilien / Seiu Napn
til Seiu 0enner. @bers / 6erren fors
8. 8. . abIftrem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-01-19
0aber
8prnebjemmet / Git Soru.

RuinbefOreninsen / Gil 9orn IS.
gn unapnt So. NieIs 2arien, Srpins,
8. Sat-, soc. g. gbriitenien, Dap,
Nebr., 81. Dor T%reliers bonffe ep.
lutb. Wenisbebs RDinSeforenins /
Seweu, 3d., S.. Rnub 9eterien, Gil
9orn, 5 Sefte MeI. Mrs. s. 8.
SEMEN, 9arIan, Sa., 81. ellie Mnnu
BOuIien, 2inbfs, Rebr. soc. Soul
@ieIien, @It 9orn, Sa., 2 Seffe
5uebe. gs bunia Msbs. &uinbefore=
ming / Gil 5Oru, Sa., 81 os % SuIs-
poier til Bprnene. Deb Wrs. s. g.
9anien for Tobitbuforeninsen / ItIan-
tic, Sa., $500. 6. Suffeisn, 9Iubu=
bon, Sa., 81. Sens 8asmusien, @It
9orn, Su., 5 Gallon Sirup. SObn
ID. 5anien 2pons, Sa., Detailing for 2
gsrn, SIS. Sobn Nnberien, Rim.
bauton, Sa., 81 os en- Sat WeI. s.
garIieu. Git 3Oru, Sa., 2 @ette 5uebe.
@iciIie garlien (. st., soc. Rierfine
os Singer Dauibisns Spurebssie. Gin.
ton, Su., SIS. Mrs. 5. Dauibien. Glin=
ton, Sa., en- gatte brust Gsi. Deb
RaftOr s. =. 9. gorssaurb, SIespp
Gpe, IN potte Esi, Mrs. 9. 6anien,
DIR. S. 9anien. Mrs. Mnna Senien,
Mrs. g. 9anien. Sra guun. Mrs.
@arfenien, Mrs. OIisu. Mrs. gbri.
f~tenien. Wrs. NisIisn, Mrs. Masl. Sra
hanffe &pinber / Des Moiues, Sa., ct
gat brust Esi. 8 Set unbsrtsi, 2 Rios
Ter, 9 6OrfIeoer, 2 gIuier. 2 Sfiortsr,
8 bruste &aaber, 2 2iusftptter, 2 bruste
Orensetrsier, Q 9uer os en- Veft, 8
9ommetsrtleoer os 9aarbaunb, 2 par
bruste &ubbers, 8 Dutter os noset
Duttetsi. 8eb Bafor 9iortsuans fra
RuiubefOreninsen i Sort Dodge. Sa..
en- QUITE, 4 Sortleber, 2 Bluier, en-
Riole, ct Get t1nbertsi. Sra 0snner
usb @aaenber, ct Nar 8Iantets, s
6aanbtIGber, en- 5ensetsie, en- Dren
setreje, en- 8iole, 2 Bar Butser meb
2ipfptfe. ct SortIaoe, en- Orensebluie,
ct par nnberbutser, 8 unoeritsrter, 2
nnbertrsier, 3 Set l1nbertsi, 2 guoe:
betref. @nbers Nielien, Srebsuiae,
Sa.. $780,; gmma psterien I. ct. 81.
Mrs. Marie 8oulisn, &ucine, Mis.,
SOC. Warie os NmaIie pouIien, T. ct.
busr 25c.> Carrie EbOmien, Git 5orn,
Sa., SOC. s. g. NisIien, Brapton,
Sa., So. u. g. Ssrenisn, Rimbaaton.
Sa., l Get Msl. 9ans 9sterien, glt
9orn, Sa., 50. Marsretbe os 5teffine
S~teffsniens Sparepense, @resnwi9,
Conn.,, 81. 0sb Yator %. g. Niellen.
Sra genner ueb Bsresforb, g. Dat, Q
8ubsbetret. 2 gIuisr, 2 RioIer, 2 Tor=
tlGber, 8 Bar Butser, en- Drensetrsie,
2 5uer, ct Bar MuHebiier, 8 par
bruste SteuIer, ct Bar Operfo, Q Bar
Strsmper, Q Bar Banter, 5 9tssIer
@arn. SaIesauer til gsrnene, "a gu.
lepoier. s Dutter, 2 Dutteenae, "a
golOte. 7 Dnttetapper Os nosIe fmaa
Duttepuosr, 8 Biaeobsssr os andre
maa @enftanbe at 9esetsi. 0eb Ya.
for &isoaa, Offer ueb SuIetreet fra
ROmitssn 81 Os fra S%snsassfolen So.
Waboo, Nebr. 0eb Pafor SCI. Sem
len, Solicit fra st. BauIs Menisbeb
usO Opener, Sa., IS. 25. pafor Sen
lens Sparebssie $l.e6. g. Is. 0arien.
Sraptou, Sa., 81. Nnton 6anien,
Sit 5orn, Sa., 2 Sette 5uebe. Beter
Beterien, R%imbaQtOn, Sa., 5 Gallon
sirup. Mrs. auter, elt Sorn, Sa.,
10 W. Tlanel. q. 2arien, Sa., ct
Stptte RiOIetsi. Deb Yaitor anberien,
fra Sprins g0lep @sbo.s RpinbefOrss
ming. Eurnsr So. 9. Sat, 4 stsrter,
Q Gaooa4crS. n m
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-25
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ton.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-25

magni1cently, not q chance was neg
lected. Columbia won because she
ought to have won, and 1 am satisfied
that it is so.
81 am glad Of one thing, and that is
that while 1 have failed to lift the cup,
l have succeeded in proving to the
British public that 1 was right when
l said that an English gentleman could
come over here with the absolute GER
tainty of getting fair play. If he be-
HAYES like gentleman he will be treat
ed like gentleman and in any event
he will be accorded perfectly fair and
sportsmanlike treatment.
"My opponents bave.treated me not
only fairly, but generously. Not a
single request of mine has beea refus-
ed. They have granted all that [ ask
ed freely and unhesitatingly. In short,
I have received nothing but kindness
and sportsmau-like treatment from
first to last. Under these circums-
tsnces feel that [ eau truthfully
say that if must have lost, it is plea
sure to have lost to such friendly and
generous rivals.
81 desire to add resumed Sir
Thomas, that 1 mean to challenge
again If l can arrange matters SO as to
make it possible. At this time 1 can
not go into details, but I'll try it again
some day. I have long regarded Mr..
Herreshoff as the greatest designer OF
yachts a the world and the future pos
session of the Americas cup depends
solely upon the ability of English de-
signers to excel him.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-25

THERE is trouble again in Samoa,
and it is likely that the three interest
ed powers will have to do their work
all over agsin-the work that was sup
posed to settle the question through a
high commission and three-legged
report. The natives want king, and
they cannot appreciate the advantages
of the common council Of big chiefs
that was established by the high COM
mission. Democracy will have to
take q back seat, and the upshot
of the business will probably be divi-
sion of the islands between the three
powers, England, Germany, and the
United States, TO be administered in
the future as colonies in the usual way.
A partnership of governments never
yet succeeded. The natives will not
be worse off under the new arrange
ment than they are now, while very
awkwa intern ational situation will be
relieved.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-25

The plan of sprinkling railway
tracks with oil to keep down the dust
has not been as successful as had been
expected. It seems that the oil is
easily ignited by sparks from the loco
motives, and large sections of track on
some of the eastern lines have been
rendered unsafe CD account of the
burning out of the ties. This difficulty
would not interfere with the use of oil
in street sprinkling, and reports from
other cities of the experiments that
have been made in this direction have
been uniformly satisfactory. Ell Paso
should try some experiments with a
view to finding out if oil would not be
better and cheaper than water for the
purpose of keeping the main streets in
repair.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-25

matters of trade, for the organization
will be too large to consider the small
Ter matters which can we'll be looked
after by the several local bodies" An
other mem Der. in response to ques-
ton as to what general subjects would
receive the greater portion of the at
entiop of the proposed general as
ISOLATION at present, replied: "One
important matter which all
wholesalers on the coast
have to do with, and in
which they are all interested, is tn at
of freight rates. 1t behooves US to see
that we are fairly treated by the rail-
roads, and think il certain that there
will be esta blished q department which
will give it's whole attention to this
subject. Another matter. kindred in
character, is that of securing transpor-
tation facilities by rail and water.
What will be of still greater import
ance will be that the association will
doubtless make an effort to
secure Information as to
new markets upon which
the jobbers may rely. The trade or
this coast is going to be something i'm
mense before long, more immense than
any of US ever dreamed of before our
flag located in the Far East. There is
a great need for reliable Information
as to these new markets, and IL the as
ISOLATION can secure such information,
it will be of greatest Importance to
the jobbers. There are many other
subjects which will be considered, but
these are among the most i'm portant. !"
Ell Paso should be the jobbing center
of all the territory for three or four
hundred miles around, but she will
never attain to this commanding posi-
ton until the business men of the city
get together as the business men of
the coast cities have done, and take
concerted action for their mutual
benefit
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-25

The article in todsy's paper on the
rise in the price of beef is one Of vital
interest to every westerner. 1t will be
seen that the increase hss not been
caused by any Crust" but is the legit-
innate result of the steady decrease in
the stock of beef cattle. The fact Is,
that accompanying this decline
which has been going on for
the last decade, there has
been within the last two years great
increase in the demand for beef owing
to the greater prosperity of the people
under a republican administration. 1t
has been found that the people always
eat more beef aud better beef in times
of prosperity, while in times of depres-
sion they eat q greater proportion Of
mutton and pork. In two years the
stock yard price of choice cattle on the
hoof has gone up from $3.50 to 1920
per hundred pounds. This increase is
equivalent to an advance of two and q
half cents per pound for the edible
parts. With this great increase in the
wholesale price to packers, it Is easy to
understand why there has been cor
responding increase in the price to the
consumer. AS to the causes of the
shortage, the reader is referred to the
article printed elsewhere.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-25
A MOVEMENT is under way to form a

A MOVEMENT is under way to form a
Pacific Coast Jobbers' association,
which shall be composed of the job
bers' associations in the various cities.
The need for such an association is felt
more than ever now that the markets
of the far east are opening up on such
vast scale through the entry of the
United States into the ranks of oriental
powers. The Los Angeles association
has just recently been formed. The
statement of one of the members will
be of interest to Ell Pasoaus generally.
There are constantly matters of i'm
portance 10 the business men OF the
city" said he, land particularly to the
wholesale dealers, which require
attention from them as q
class, because they affect the
business interests of the community.
and it has been thought best to form
this association so that such matters
can be handled in such manner as will
result in the greater benefit to those
most interested. The necessity for such
q local organization has long been felt,
and several times propositions have
been made for the formation of just
such body, but until now efforts in
that direction have not beensuccessful.
The powers of such local association
would naturally be limited to whatever
might affect this city or this part of
the state, for the local organization
proposes to invite the cooperation
of the jobbers in the cities in
the business territory contiguous to
Los Angeles. It will doubtless be able
to do much in that field. The fact that
there are constantly before'us matters
which are menace to the trade inter
es.s of the whole Pacific Coast is we'll
known to all jobbers, and If local Or
ganization can be of benefit to it's mem
bers, it Is certain that combination of
local associations into 9 coast associa-
tion will but add to the power Of each
of the smaller organizations.
The necessity for the formation
OF this coast association has been
Is great as that of organic
ing the wholesalers here, and it
is with a view to help each other, and
thereby helping ourselves, that it has
been decided to form this new organ
ization, which includes Los Angeles,
San Francisco, Portland and Seattle as
headquarters for branches of the gen.
eral organization. 1t is not the intention
however, to limit the membership to
merchants doing business in the cities
mentioned, but any general distributor
of goods, any wholesaler, any person
firm or corporation which can be styled
a jobber, will be admitted to member
ship. There are number OF reasons
for the secrecy which has been
agreed to. but that will
continue only until we complete our or
ganiz ton. Then the public will
know just what we are and what we
intend to do. Our work will naturally
be confined to the more important