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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1900-09-06
Guida Must 90 Back.

New York, Aug. 29.-'The Italian,
Guida. who arrived in this country
two weeks ago in company with the
alleged anarchist Slaresca, another
Italian, was yesterday ordered cx-
cludcd on instructions from the treas
ury department. He will be dcported
to Europe. MarcSca's case has not
been decided. Guida und Maresca
were suspected of being anarchists
when they arrived in this country and
there were reports that Maresca had
come to Kill President Mckinley, in
accordance with plot hatched in
italy. -.------
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1900-09-06
A fycIOne at Mafekina.

Mafeking. Aug. 31.-A cyclone that
visited Mafeking Wednesday evening
did more damage than the seven
months bombardment. II blew down
or unroofed numerous buildings and
leveIled the military camp hospital,
causing much suffering among the
sick and wounded. One person was
killed and two were in iurcd.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1900-09-06

yIn 1864 the democrats called
Abraham Lincoln an ''imperialist," y" for
no discoverable reason except that
they were put to it, to find an argu-
ment against his reelection. In 1872
they called Ulysses S. Grant an i'm
perialst, for no discov srable reason
except that they were put to it" to
find an argument against his reelec-
ton. Now they are calling William
Mckinley an ''imperialist' solely be-
cause they are put to it, to find an
argument against his reelection. 1t
will be perceived that Mckinley is an
"'imperialist" for exactly the same rea-
son and to exactly the same extent
that Lincoln and Grant We're ''imper-
ialists." - Rochester Democrat and
Chronicle.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1900-09-06
4 New Patriotic Society.

Chattanooga. Tcnn., Aug. 2S.-Thc
United States Volunteer association,
membership of which is expected TO
exceed 10000, was formed here Mon
day with Col. Richard Henry Savage,
of New York, who commanded The
battalion of engineers in the Cuban
campaign, as president. The obiecrs
of this association are identical with
those of Spanish war orders, except
ing that all individuals who served in
the regul2~ or volunteer army. navy
or mar orps during the war can
become nbers without first join
ing 10 L camps,
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1900-09-06

IThe Brooklyn Eagle, one of the
strongest democratic papers in the
country, says that whether the para
mount issue in 1900 be free SILVER OF
imperialism, before 1904 the para
mount issue should be how to bring
the organization which calls itself
democratic back to democratic princi-
pies. The democratic party is now
democratic in name only.-Iowa State
Register.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1900-09-06

The constant labor of four persons,
for an entire year, is required to pro-
duce a cashmere shawl of the best
quality.
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Eosun 8.sga,i sisl< 81 ssse. 3
|oDrf e jtIsint \ pUtitltt Idt(qt4< all
lin Bern psriueilt boits. 0liettrs bdtlis
harfe 2ehkua uapfFipoe aud III pNnllp s6is'
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an. Mls tolsntnplIer @eoner ipu6te er
fir leine NniiMten nit 3tdnorud einsa.
freten.
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ten (Aargap) ifarb na4 LANCER Qrari.
belt i'm Nlter pom 81 Sobren 0r. 0ptt.
|frieb Nernbdrb, 9e,ueiener Sod unb
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(Bern). Sni Dberaraau NOR er unter
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forben.
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IN Wer3eniee, be gesnelnoe gersenlee
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Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-03-07

then we could whip this great
chemical company in sixty days
These fellows are publishing as
justification for the increase in
the price Of guano, the increase
in the price of chemicals. "Who
controls the price Of chemicals if
not the chemical company 2" If
they are not one and the same
persons, then they assumed the
wrong name and ought to have
called their concern The Virginia
and Carolina Guano Trust and
not tried to throw sand in the
eyes of intelligent men. But this
is only one gang of the eXploiters
to fleece the clod diggers Of the
country. The woods are full of
them and they are laughing in
their sleeves at our disorganized
aud defenseless condition.
How will we proceed to carry
out the desi gn of reorganizing the
Alliance? Let the president of
the State Alliance issue a proc
lamation calling on every man
who is an Alliance man at heart
to meet at the county seat on a
certain day and hold a county
mass meeting Of A!liancemen and
formulate measures and appoint
day and designate men to re-
organize the sub, Alliances.
throw out these thoughts and
suggestions, hoping they may
elicit discussion and hoping the
discussion may lead to the re.
.Juvrna'iOn OF an organization the
principles and aims of which are
dear {" the hearts of our people.
Chester, s. G.. PIKE
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Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-03-07

y" ~ leaving LrnCaNfor 63I a rn makes
eos cyul"Cil"I a. chester with -OuIhcrn
kiNN "a :" 3h i"r Charlotte and points north:
ana N'HhOlrG Air J. u" Atlanta Special" for
Nilhh'a ana points west Also with Carolina
Il \, rthw"~t' rn Ry No /. for I.cnoir n G.
anu !El'IH'' lalc points, ana southern Rail
way y" @ for Columbia ana points south
No Il leaving Chester ~ - a IN connects
win ~"H h"ru Ry 40 80 from Columbia and
p In'~ ~"L h - aboard Air Cine ~ n .nla Sp..
ClaI from Northern and Eastern points and
S"Iil"rE Hy, SU. 80 from Northern aI,I. East.
crn points, ana At Lancaster with > C. & G.. f.
for BaCkShurp.
30 !d leaving Lanca a-'rr 800 r. m. connects
al l.huca~''r with = {. y &. l.. from CaIndeN
auo Marion. Southern liy No. - al Chester for
thtr.oil" and points north.
No Is leaving Chester IOp m.. connects n.
Chester viii Southern Railway No "a from
C'Iumhla and In.r'- south
LEROY SPRINGS,
y. NJ ~ tNIi, President.
G"nI Pas. Agent.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-03-07

nounce. Tae lIavemeyers, Oar
negies, Spreckles, and a hundred
more, control not only the bank.
ers' association, but all the huge
trusts and combines of this coun
try. And it is a startling thought
to an intelligent. honest man to
consider the bold. reckless, fool.
hardy elfrontery of these plant
tools of the money lords in Con
gress decreeing by statute law
that all this vast Indebtedness
must be paid in gold, when they
know that there is not today in
hand on the habitable globe gold
enough to pay the debts of the
United States at our ratio of the
gold dollar
Take our national debt, the
debts of the States, counties, towns
and cities, railroad bonds and the
bonds of all our big corporations
and then the individual debts of
the people, and it will make an
amount of money beyond the con
ception of a finite mind. The
truth of the matter is we are a
debt ridden and debt burdened
people, and the payment of inter
est is eating up the profits of pro
ductive industry. AS a nation Of
people we are dishonest and cor
rupt, the rich are expressing the
poor, and a large per cent. Of the
poor are wicked, vicious, and i'm
moral in life and habits We
have become as a nation proud
and arrogant, and are trampling
the golden rule under our foot,
and are not trying "to bear each
others burdens and so fulfil the
law of Christ" AS Judged in the
light of the past history of the
nations Of the earth a man of in
telligent discernment can see the
elements at work that will event
ually destroy the republic unless
a remedy is applied.
But let us get back to the qups
ton of the reorganization of the
Alliance see that the Florence
County Alliance has rnnrganizpd
and quite number of the coun
ties still preserve small OryaniZl
tiois. In the earl, history of the
order quite Il lar-' amount o.
money was y id into tj,r treasury
nt "ur State AID National Ali
anrrS, in itci "A great deal more
than was ever necessary. and in
hai'i"g this money out our off
GERS and delegates to Olir annul
gatherings had quite picnic.
This was one ihing that disgusted
the rank and file of the order
This is plain talk but it i the
iruth and to recognize and ADMIT
our mistakes may hel p us to re
organize upon Il more just and
economical basis. We never did
need the amount ot money col
lected from orr members and
spent by our officials. We can
Urganiz" the Alliance upon the
basis of twenty five cents per
member for annual dues and run
the concern like house afire
Let tn" county Alliance pay the
expenses OF their delegates to the
State meetings and the State pay
the expenses Of lis delegates TO
the national meetings.
We need no national organiza
ton other than a convention, and
the presiding officer and other
officers can be elected from the
delegates at the meeting. The
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-03-07

pends the progress and prosperity
of all ot her classes and avocations
of life.
Another fact they should not
forget is, that in this broad and
populous land there is a large,
shrewd, exploiting class of men.
who are not only living but are
amassing fortunes upon the sweat
of the brows OF those who till the
soil. This has been going on for
a century and has grown in mag
nitude from year to year. These
cunning Shylocks have always
presumed upon the ignorance of
the farmers, and that is why they
hated the Alliance with such un
dying hatred. They recognized
the fact that it was great ed
ucatiOnal institution, and the ed
ucation of the farmers along the
lines of economic government did
not suit their plans.
| feel sule if it had not been
Tor the agitation and educational
influences of the Alliance the
Chicago platform would have
been an impossibility in 1896
And | teel sure Of another fact
that upon the triumph of tn.
principles of the Alliance depends
the perpetuity of our free institu
tions. 1t was said by a distin-
guished statesman of South Car
Dina that we stole our cardinal
principle, "Equal rights to all
and special privileges to none,"
from the Democratic party. ! had
always thought that was the prin
ciple for which our Revolutionary
ancestors fought, and that 1t was
the common heritage Of all Amer
lean patriots. know this prin
ciple was not exemplified in the
administration Of our last Dem
ocratic President 50 called. J The
Mckinley administration is put
ting the finishing touches to the
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-03-07
NOTICE!

Mrs Calvin Zimmerman. Pa, saws: AS "A
speedy cure for coughs, colds Group and sore
throat One Minute COush Cure Is unCpuaIcd
II Is pleasant for children To take. heartily
recommend IL To mothers II is the only harm.
less remedy that prod0ccs immediate results
" c"~es bronchitis. B7eumonia. grippe and
80 and lung diseased II will prevent con.
sumption. CRAWFORD Bros> DIV -
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Mrs. Harriet Evans, Hinsdalc, Ill, writes:
IL never fail To relieve my children from crOu
at once by using One Minute Cough Cure.
would not feel safe without it." Quickly cures
coughs, colds. grippe and all throat and lung
diseases. Crawford Bros. DIV
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-03-07

WIN orr Newark. OHIO, says: 1--WE never
feel safe without One Minute Cough Cure In
the house II saved nv little boys life when he
had the pneumonia. We think IL is the best
medicine made II cures coughs and all lung
diseases Pleasant To take, harmless and gives
immediate results. Crawford Bros d.ws
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-03-07
sANIZATION OF
ALLIANCES.

30 90 it wculd be
: matter to- handle the
y 30 trust. The Alliance was
the grandest organization in its
aims and purposes Except the
christian churchcs) that has had
y an existence in the nineteenth
century 1t had to fight ,remen
doussodtls and fought under great
disadvantages, The combined
capitalof tfdene,on waged against
itanD-9 lie conflict, backed
anh=fued by thousands of willy
~ politicians. The war slogan of
-" the enemies of the organization
Ssf3 was that it was political machine
ss ~ ~ Invented and put in motion and
SS controlled by political demagogucs
torsS. personal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Whife this charge, was untrue pri
marily, and no such purpose was
contemplated and no such pur
pose actuated the leaders and
membership o' me oroer III tue
z carry "' us existence lis
sN4+- sHr[sqIent history gave color TO
i1 ms o"afSe anu '"e o's"'''"'''""
81 was, wounded and crucified in the
"s'o' m' ''S '''e"'s'
"e grow" "' the "rS'n'%'''""
was phenomenal and 1t soon
a's,"'p pr"P"r''"nS '"a' was
"''' "a Paral'eh III me history
'o' !ah'ZiT1"hs' II was
began I" eN
"n I" hover
;" "' It's wings
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@ &1cOlOf(t TO the charge tnat II was a
;.,: w,o
been prs ss,ato aou,,u omoo ~,
usual: se n,o.;.., ,.,;., ~. a-. "
that p"s '''"'' VII" '''o 's'"
lbszation ought t" have ceased and
bis place have been filled bv a
private citizen. Ifthis course had
-been .aon,od ,,o nc, or -.
orea,zat;or ,,,,,h. h,ro ,o.,
WI '''S"' nave "e'"
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-03-07

Ladies' ae;,.,...'.& ae;, &;.cp,o& ssa a.I happy old I'd
ass assisYs sSSu,$ % xsSs sSd %iae son. %!
'inue duri isoesOSs
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D0iiY ETceUt SHI,tiuv.

Schedule in Eject Dec Il, 1899
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-04-03
At he Orpheum.

The return to a regular Old-time min
strel show proved more than satisfac-
tory to the large audience last even
ing Every number in the Grand
First Part" was an unqualified success.
Murray earned an encore with his rag
time song and Master Livers captured
the house with I'm the Warmest Mem
Der in the Land" Chenault sang as
we'll as ever. and Jackson Hearde
made a decided hit out of the POSSIBLE
tiles of a colored president. Miss Moss,
by request, repeated "Old Kentucky
Home" singing il with much sweet
ness and feeling. Hogan sang an old
song that was a new song, as Hogan
lied by Ernest, I'm Living Easy, on
Pork Chops Greasy" and he looked 1t.
An encore brought a second verse, an
other brought a third, and yet stron-
ger ovation produced one of Hogan's
celebrated get-offs-nothing much IL
you see IL in print-but, as heard, ac-
cording to Hogan, a rib ticker. Sauls-
bury sang a pretty ballad in splendid
style. Indubitably the best number on
the program was Hogan's stump
speech; il is irresistibly funny. The
quaTtette secured a merited encore.
Murray and Ahpel, the lady In a dain-
ty paper dress OF her own manufac-
ture, executed a neat song and dance,
while Hearde and Chenault also put
on a sketch. Miss Moss sang some
new ballads and the program concluded
with the "Blackville Duel" in which
Hogan plays a sort OF colored edition
Of Joe Jefferson's Bob Acres" with
great effect and amid much laughter.
The seats for Uncle Toms Cabin" for
Thursday. Friday and Saturday, are
in great demand already.
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The holders OF the Maunalei Sugar
Co, Ltd, stock, hereunder described,
are hereby notified that the following
delinquent stock will be sold at Public
Auction at II o'clock noon on Monday,
April 9th, at the salesroOm OF Jas.
r. Morgan. 80 queen street, Honolulu,
unless the assessments, with interest
thereon, are paid before the above date,
and, unless the receipts from said sale
are sufficient to fully cover all delin-
quencies and costs, each delinquent
shareholder will be held personally liza
bic for the balance due on his shares:
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The following stocks and bonds, viz:
215 shares of Waianae Company, par
value, 500.
IL shares of Oahu Railway & Land
Co. stock, par value, 500. Oahu Rail-
way d Land Co. bonds, S7S.500.
Also the following Live Stock, Car
riages and Harness, viz:
/ Mare (Mollie).
/ Mare and Colt.
/ Horse.
] Mich Cow Uersey).
i Double Carriage with Pole.
/ Surrey with Pole.
l Phaeton with Pole.
/ Wagon.
2 Sets OF Double Harness.
3 Sets of Single Harness.
Live Stock all well bred. and VehicleA
and Harness in good order.
For further particulars apply 10 L.
W. Macfarlane, for the Trustees Of tn,
Estate of II. \. Widemann, at judo
Building. or
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A. ". GEAR,

Treas. Maunalei Sugar o., Ltd.
Honolulu, March Is, 1900.
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JAS. F. MORGAN
AICI0leGT md Broker,
SO Queen Street.
?. o. Box sea. Telephone u
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
STOCKS AND BONDS

Under instructions from the trustees
of the estate of II. A. Widemann, / will.
offer at Public Auction on