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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-31

sheep ...... ........ m 60 M
Among the shippers on the 20 ma r S:oo
Wells. Morris; W. sweetman' CnrrI r.;
yyeffers & Co, Jeffersi BehrenfeId Bros,
6 p 9 Lake; M S. Boyle, Lismore; M.
pIeton; c. Brenneman, Wheeler; First
National Bank of Pipestone Woodstock.
+. Palmer & Co., Fairfax.
MIDWAY HORSE Municipalities
ia Transfer, st. Paul, Minn.-Barrett n
zimmerman report good quality horses of
all classes constituted the bulk Of the
supplies today, which Is in sympathy
with the present demand. Inferior and
blemished horses were decidedly slow, and
sold at declined prices. Values:
Rradaters' extra $40 to 1S5
Farm mares, extra ........... 100 to 40
Farm mares, choice ........ los To 120
Farm mares, common to good. -. s. 10 So
mules 49,: ...:.................... 125 to 145
Q s SodatS StL. May Cattle-Receipts.
steers, choice, steady; others slow. Good
to prime steers IS. 45aS05; poor to
saaaH S $50 1905 g Sos stoSekers end feeders
Gamers, s2a5@2S5; bulls ssS445; calves ives,
$+g6.25; TeSas fed steers, $4.25q5. 40; Texas
b bulls lis. S2.75Q390 Hogs Receipts today
@ a; ot.oomnorrow, 1900 estimated; left
se top ssS5 mixed &c agd but sSssd
$5.7065. s71a; good to choice heavy S58
@S:05; rough heavy, $685.. 70; light, s. ESQ
$50; bulk of sales, $5.8515.95 Sheep-Re-
steady to strong, others slow Good to
choice wethers, $4.35d1455; fair to choice
mixed. A.1oa4.40; Western sheep, $40
@4,55; yearlings, $45OQ4G5; native lambs
4.2545.65; Western lambs, S505 65.
SOUTH OMAHA, Neb, May S0.-CattIe
Receipts, 1,500; shade higher; natiye
steers. $4G560; cows and heifers, So. son
feeders, sS.25G5. HogsEReceipts. e 9sOo, a E@
715o higher; heavy, S5671kf75. so; heavy.
S5,671z95.S0; mixed, $5.65Q55. 671k; pigs $50
$50; bulk Of sales, $S.671k@6.70 Sheep
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-31

:. OVHIPeII dIIVb TGCelptS:
Iota4 for today (estimated) ......,2 Ok
, meA ago ''.'....... ....................13
- 80 go. '-...,.....................8 e
quotations. Good to choice butcher
lambs, S4SG4.8 80; fair to good, $4GD4 q: fat
wethers, $3.7694.25 fat ewes s.. 50GD4:
s.. 5O@3.75; fair to good, 81. 2S6I8 50e feadine,
Wethers $. 2593.60; stock and feeding
ewes, 81. 75Q3. Is; thin sheep. ~ 60ass.
Killing bucks, $2.5043.25
only offerings were a few small scat
Representative sales: ---'
Killing Sheep and Lambs
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-06-20
Neneite Na1rt1te,t.

Na9 turser, idmerer 3ranbeit 1T lit
yonoon (gnelanb) @r 8ouperneur
0aaen g. Pinsree bon Mi1igan ge=
itOrben.
9ie rielisen Gdiffsbaub6fe in Neu=
port gems, ga., lino Oes Mai9inilteu=
5treits pesen aei6loKen tporben, tuo=
bur6 ungefdbr 1000 Mrbeiter broolos
9emorben lino.
Die Seeislatur bon porto Nico III
auf ben 4. Suli 81 elmer Speaial=Gei=
lion einberufen tporben. Sn bieler
Seiiinn iolen Ghritte fir bic gtobli.
rung bon Greibanoel apiihen Der Sniel
uno ben 8ereinisten Staaten getban
Deroen.
Der Brdlioent bat eine Mn3abl Der-
ieBunsen i'm biplomatilhen Dienif boll=
3ogen. llnter anoerem 1T Der bisberige
@eianbte in Caracas, Grancis 9. 2oo.
mis-. NIT bem @eianotidaftspofen in
portugal betraut tporoen.
Wie es jebt ben Nnidein bat. iuiro
es IN Der republitaniihen Staats-gons
Dention. uelde ndhlie Wohe in So.
lumbus ifattfinoet. stDilden BoB 1anna
uno GenatOr 6Drafer su einen GENIAL.
tigen .putf6" fomnlen.
Sn ben Bureneentraoo 2aaern beS
Sransbaal erlie9en BurenirauM uno
9inber maiienbaft elmer Geu1e. Ser
Gfanbal 1T Dor bas britiI1e 4arIa.
ment gebradt pogben llnb bat bort Qs-
biibyenbe Rriiif ssiauoen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-06-20
Wad) Oet,t Weten

n3iebe nad ben Weiteu. iunser
Wtann J" ertbeilte 0orace @reelp Dor
rieraig Sahren BON Der &eonerbiibne
berab uno in leiner ,5ribune" iunaen
tbattrdftisen 2euten oen @atb, uno
oieies gefliiaelte Wort ideint in neuerer
3eit mieoer au neuem Smpuls 9elauat
au iein, oenn in ben lebten Monaten
bat Elm neuer 3us Der @inmanoeruns
mad Dem Weiteu besonnen, tpie er itdr=
fer ieit smanois Sabren bortbin ni1t
itattsefunoen bot. Die Sbatla6e Der
unermebli6 reihen @rnten Der lebten
Sabre bat ben Strom Der @intpanoe=
rung bon Neuem oortbin gelentt, bon
alien Sbeilen Der alten gDelt nibt
auein, fonbern au9 bon Den Oft= uno
Mittel. Staaten unierer Union baiten
iun9e, tbattrdftige Wldnner obne 3abl
oortbin. no Der iunsfrdulibe 8ooen
ibnen tauienofdltise Griidte berbor=
briil9t.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-06-20
0ic beioen gr5btett Nattomem.

Nad oem beibeibenen urtbeile unIe.
rer Nn9eliadien finb mir" bic bod.
bersiaite, freieite. erleudtetite, rei1ne.
mahtiaite, furaam bic sroBte Nattor
Der Welt. Gas einsiee anbere Iolf.
tpelhes nod in Betraht fommen tann,
tpenn es iih Inn rationale 8r6Be ban=
belt, iinb bic MngeliabIen ienieits bes
atlantiibeu Oceans, bon benen mir"
ifol3 uniere MbftammunQ berleiten.
Sieies mir" besreiIt eben nur bic ame.
ritaniI6en 9lngeliahien, tpel9e ole
aroben Gbaratter : gigenIdaften i'm
Superlatib beiiben, Elm ; bas, anoere
9retbi uno plethi. meldes aleidfaus
auf Die gsseidnuna vamerifaniiber
giiraer" Nnipruh erbebt, adblt babel
ni6t NIT. Sie Nnelomanie, al Der bic
parpeniis uno Natipifen bielvs 2anoes
franten. 1T felt oem 9rieae nit Spa
MEN in elm sefdbrli1es Staoium ee=
treten. IS 1uBert li6 in ben bosbaft
bummen Nrtiteln ieiner 3eitunssidrel=
Der uno ben aiitl9en Eeben ieiner
WOrtfiibrer, iuorin alls anberen Natios
men. sans belonbers bic oeutide, ber-
bDbnt. peripottet uno beorobt tperoen.
Sm Sunoe nit Spbn Bua ,puaen un=
lere 9lngelIa6len Die eanse Melt per=
bauen. Sa, sSobn Buff, oas 1T Der
luabrs s}afob. su Dem iie lid bineesosen
iiiblen Ser uerlebsnoe Stols. ben lie
aesen anoere 80lfer beraustebren, miro
ibm aegeniiber leidt CUR gerbilitdt.
Sic iuden nit tSleiB ieine fleselbaften
Manieren nahsudffen uno our Sdanoe
oieies 2anoes aud feline politit. vgr=
panlion" uno vSmperialismus" iino
9esriffe, Die mir erlt bon Sobn Sua
iibernonlmen baben.
Die ameritanii1en @eloIdfe, tpel9e
lid aur 3eit in England fetiren laiisn,
tbun allen grnltes. als ob iie oas ame=
rifaniihe Wolf reprdientiren. Quf 6f=
fentliden 8autetten. oenen 8ertretsr
Der ensliihen Gegierung beiwobnen,
piro Die 0erbriioeruna Der .beioen
9rDBten Jtationen Der Belt" in ielbf=
aefalliser Weiie aefeiert. Sen Nsm
Dorfer Wultl=Milliondren uno Sruf-
Ma9naten miro BON ben Gpisen Der
&eNierung uno @eieni6aft in 10 ofen-
tatioer Weiie Der 6of semadt. baR
man oariiber laut laden mOhte, ipenn
Die Sadie nidt nebenbei 10 trauria
mdre. Oas impotente, BON ieiner ein=
9ebiloeten 56be 9eiiiirSte @robbritan=
MEN, belueibrdudert uniere Ylutofra.
ten als Die Wertreter bes amerifaniihen
Bottles, oas ibm in ieiner Notb retteno
our Seite iteben io0. uno unlere Nn=
gella6ien linb oariiber entsiift uno
oriiden ibre bpllite 8ereittpillisteit aus.
8etter Sobn 6eeresfolae gu leiiten.
Sb aud ben Wlilionen Mmsritanern,
pelhe feline 9lnselia6len lino uno
nidts BON Sobn gua tpiHen mollen, Der
Wlumpib sefaIen miro +? gDir be-
ameifeln es iehr.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-06-20

} ben taeils tDot ober beriDunbet nuf ber
. Wablfatt Doer iielen als @efattgene In
bic 9dnoe Der 8uren aud 5tDei @es
idiibe tpurben bon ben Suren erbeutet.
! Nuf bem Continent tperben mebr
; ooer tpeniaer pbantaiiereitbe Berinte
bon Jrieoensunterbanolungen per0fs
fentli9t, aber oieielben baben feinen
gDertb. Nub bat bic 11nterrebung
spiiden Grau 8otba unb 0errn Rrits
ger nur abermals bic ShatIa9e erbdr<
tet. oab 6err Rriiger bon feinem Bor=
idlaa etuas b6ren min, Der nidt bic
| unabbdn9i9feit Der iiioafrifanjinen
Gepubliten gemdbrleiifet.
Snfolse Der grplofon elmer in 2es
Wtaulineaur llnfpeit paris belegenen
| patronenfabrit fino Is Menfden ge=
t0otet uno ettpa 20 pertpunoet morben.
Sie 2eiden fino entieblib peritiimmelt.
Die D|ebrsabl Der 0erlebten finb
Grauen.
Sn Petersburg lino tpieber Mrbeiter.
unruben ausgebroben. Streifers BON
ben baltilben S5iffsbauboien ma6ten
9emeinlame Sadie nit ben Mrbeitern
Der 8oosoilna'er Gabriten unb ariffen
Die Werte init FOLDER Wilbbeit an, oaB
oas Wlilitdr BON Der gBaffe @ebrau1
MAIDEN muBte, I'M Die 9lufriibrer su
paaren au treiben.
Sm 3arcnbof in ct. petersbura iii
Der Stor6 Sun1 pierten Mal einaefebrt
uno bat abermals - gum aroben MiBs
oer9niigen Der 0oftreiie - elm 561=
ter9en gebradt.
Sn Canada fdnet man naheerabe
an. tebr untpillig bariiber au tperbsn,
oab oas Dlutterlano our1 feline unauf=
borll6en Nntperbunsen fortfdbrt, benz
our9aus nidt iibermdbig be1ieoelten
Canada Die jllnsen Mdnner su entaie=
ben. 9ie Ganaoier lino Der Mniiht,
oaB ibre iunaen Seute gu gut fino, als
in Suoafrita 9entersoienite gu le,fen.
Gus Wien miro beridtet, baB cine
an5abl Sideden, tpel6e nit spei
Seuti6eu, Nameus 2usar, reifen, ei=
nen oerielben in Der Ndbe bon Sroppau
unter bic &doer oes 3uses parfen. los
oab er iofort eetDotet puroe. Seiu
Bruoer iprana bonn 3uee ,lno enteing
bierourd benz 9lei9en G1ifiaI, erlitt
Iieood idrpere gerIebunsen.
Ser 8enfer Correspondent oer 2on=
ooner DailD Ofail" meloet, baB ibm
elm Sirettor elmer Der beoeutenolteu
i9tpeiseriI6sn giienbabnen miteetbeilt
babe, baB Iib bic Dor bier syabren ae.
fauften ameritaniiden 2otomotiben
ourdaus nidt betpdbrt bdtten. 0ie
ndbfen Betellungen niirben tpabrs
lideinlid in @nalano aema6t tperoen.
Nuf Der Shiifstuerft Der synIel @al-
leps bel ct. petersburg bra9 am Ssrei=
tag elm Geuer aus, bur6 oas nibt allein
ote Merftanlagen, ionoern aud Der
&reu3er vWitias", ioipie anoere G6iffe
elm &aub Der Glammen puroen.
Nuberoem berbrannten bic &eeierunqs=
uno anoere Be5duoe, iotpie cine 9robe
Menae 8aubols. 9ie Jlammen ipran=
gen iiber ben 9(eua lSontanfa Canal
uno serit0rten aud bort mebrere
Speiber nit @e9enitdnoen, tpel9e Der
9eeresoermaltuna eeb0rten. Na9 elmer
Shdbung Der vNaboe 8rempa" baben
IL perionen in ben Slammen Den SOB
lgefunoen. Ser S9aben miro auf 10
Wtillionen &ubel gei9dBt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-06-20

Sn Siio.Nfrita bat Der Minter
einGeiebt. Nber frieren tperben Die
@ngldnosr ni9t. ba bic Buren, es treff=
lid perifeben, ibnen ein3ubeisen.
Sic Worunteriubung Der polf.
oiebe in 9aoana bat idon $50, 900 se,
toitet. @s mare am gnbe billiger, bic
2eute ruhig weiter iteblen gu la11en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-06-20
2nIann.

Sic Beileruns i'm gefinoen Der 6rau
Wc&lnlep oauert fort unb es werben
8orbereitunsen fur Die ueberiieoelunQ
Der patientin mad @anton, O., &c.
trofIen.
Oie Or9aniiirung Der neuen &esie.
rung iiir Cuba miro, tpie es iebt heiBt.
nidt Dor benz |. Gebruar nadfen Sab.
res Dor lih geben t0nnen.
Inter ben am Gamfag bon be,
Saft @ommillion ernannten &i1tern
fir bic. pbiIippinen befinben ii6 eli
9lmeritaner uno ie6s ginaeborene.
Den Nmerifanern tpurben bic tpibtig-
fen areile suertbeil!.
2aut elmer DepeIbe aus Wafbinston
tpuroe oas friibere @ongrebmitslieb g.
q. peters BON Ganias our9 ben prd-
iioenten nod ber Bunoesbauptltabt be-
rufen, mo ibm bermutbli9 oas Mmi
als Yenfons GommiHdr ausetrasen
tperoen mir0.
gs oeylautet, baB Mnbries 9etpet,
elm Better bes beriibmten Burenfiib.
r,rs, tpelher In europa 0ortrdle 3u
@unfen Der Buren gebalten bat, ndb.
fen Monat nad ben 1ereini9ten 5taa=
ten tommen tpiro, um auA bier eine
Nortra9stour su MAIDEN.
Sn gellebille, Sa., ilt ain Gamlfaa
profellor gmil Deisenbub. elmer ber
anaeiebeniten Deutid.glmeritaner bes
Wefens. 9eitDrben. st mar i'm Sabre
1850 in Yooen eeborsn uno fam 1866
mad Mnlerita. Ser Wer{forbene tpa,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-06-20
Sa8esmen nigfeite,t.
Gbtn.

Ghto.
Delaware tpuroe am Wontaa Mbenl
BON einem gemaltigen Wirbelfurn
heimgeludt. Der sroBen Shaoen at
| Wobnbduiern, G1eunen unb Obitbdu
men anridtete /; berlebt wuroe ieood
Niemano.
| Die Sifferet,aen in Der Tabrit bel
National @aib &esiiter SO. in Cantor
fino enolid seidlittet uno aelterr
Morgen purbe Die Nrbeit in bsm gta.
bliilement pieoer auf9enommen.
9urd Die Goniiion stpeier Ruti9er
tDuroet, ON Montag Mbeno in San.
onsfp Srau @eo. 2eiba1er uno ibrt
fiinf Sinoer aus ibrem Wasen gef6leu.
bert. 9as apeiidbrise Babp purbe
iofDrt 9et0otet, Srau 2eibader erliti
tpabrMeinli9 tDotlide 8erlebungen
unb oie anoeren bier Ginber iino eben.
falls mebr ober tpeni0er erhebli1 berlebt.
Ser ilnporlidtise pferoelenfer Nrtbur
6arbel. tpelber bic Roli1ion berldul-
eete, tDuroe berbaftet unb eine Nnflage
wegen Sootidlaes se9en i'm erboben.
Sic aoblensrdber bieies Staates ba=
ben i'm 2aufe oes Sabres 1900 eesen
20. 0OO,90 Sonnen 4ohlen gu Sage
Bef6roert uno iit Ohio Der pierts Staat
auf Der Ranslilie. Obenan tebt mo-
tiirli9 Penniplpanien. oann tommt
Sainois, oann Weit.9irsinien.
Muf Der pan-NmeritaniI6en Nus=
felluug in Buffalo bat yen. Gutan
bon WarDspille, o., ben britten preis
fur Butter erruu9en. Ser erlte Breis
ain9 nod Wisconlin. Srei meitere
preiie fit Butter sin9en nod Obio.
Sn 8esus auf Safe aewaun Ohio ii
aus l3 nl0sli1en Siplonien.
ssn Cincinnati iit am 5onntag Der
3ehtsanualt j. 8. Goelter. Der Iid
in felbtm0roerii6er Mbiibt cine SduB=
uunoe beisebrabt bate. eefiorben.
lleber ben 8ewesaruno Der 5bat III
ni1ts bstannt.
ssn Sinolap purbe cine Celquelle
erbobrt, uelhe einen tdeli9en grtrae
BON 1000 Barrels ereiebt.
Suglebelanb bat li1 oet 42idhrise
&obest Smith erilboiien. Smith mar
lett ldnaerer 3eit trdntlid, au9 iollen
ibn sei6ditli6e Sorgen beoriift baben.
st binterldBt feline Mittpe uno einen
a9tiabri9en Sobu.
Mit Dem nabeSu 80 Sabre alien So.
lepb Ioll 1T in Columbus elmer Der
altelten oeuti6en pioniere Der Staats=
baupt|taot aus benz 2eben 9ei9ieoen.
Nm Sonnerltas Mittas lebter @ode
gins iiber Die 8eseno bon Chippewa
Safe Elm i6merer Wolfenbru1 nieoer,
lpelder groBen S6aoen anri6tete. Sn
einselnen StraBen in Sepille tano bas
Waler big 5 Gub tief. Die Seleerapb=
leitungen tuaren unterbroden uno Der
Iertebr auf Der g., 8. & %. gilen=
babn lanaere 3eit bebinoert.
eSn Nepart lit am Montag Nbeno
Elm She'll bes Oabes oes 2ofomotipen.
| ihuppels Der Baltimore & 0bio=Babn
ein9efiirat. Stint Mdnner muroen un=
ter Den Sriimmern besraben, bon De-
nen grnef Sadion get0otet purbe uno
Ora Jrp, 9elpis Sbompion uno Wm.
Mpers 8erlebun9en erlitten. Sobn
2aueD entfam nnperiebrt. muete jebod
aus ben Sriimmern beraus 9egraber
ueroen.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-05-25
He IS A WONDER.

All who see Mr.. G. r. Collier, Of Cherokee,
Iowa, as he is now, cheerful, erect, vigorous,
without an ache, could hardly believe he is the
same man, who, short time o ago, had to sit
in chair, propped up BY cushions, suffering
intensely from an aching back, in agony II he
tried to stoopal caused by chronic kidney
trouble, that no medicine helped till he used
Electric Bitters and was wholly cured by three
bottles. Positively cures Eackache, Nervous
ness, loss of Appetite, all Kidney troubles.
Only SOC at Finlay's drug store.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-05-25

Our little girl was unconscious from strang-
ulation during sudden and terrible attack Of
Group. Iquickly secured bottle Of One Min
ute Cough Cuie, giving her three dosess The
Group was mastered and our little darling
speedily recovered SO writes A. L. Spofford,
Chester, Mich. Greenville Drug Co., Clark
Drug Co
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-05-25

II have been suffering from dyspepsia for the
past 70 years and have been unable after try
ing all preparations and physicians to get any
relief. After taking one bottle Of Kodol Dys-
pepsia Cure found relief and am now in bet
ter health than have been for twenty years
can not praise Kodol Dyspepsia Cure too
highly" Thus writes Mrs. q. W. Roberts
North Greek, Ark, Greenville Drug CO., Clark
Drug co,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-05-25

No family afte once thoroughly trying Acid
Iron Mineral Water will be without IL. Ifyou
are suffering from disease try II. Don't say it
is impossible for II TO do all that is claimed for
it. :mpossibilities are being accomplished
daily by man. Why cannot nature surpass
hint
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-05-25
II SAVED MS LEO.

r. A. Danford, OF Lagrange, Ga, suffered six
months with a frightful running sore on his
leg, but writes that I,ucklen's Arnica Salve
wholly cured it in five days. For Ulcers,
Wounds, Piles, it's the best salve in the world
Cure guaranteed. Only sc. Sold at Finlay's
drug store
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-05-25

Read what DR.. johnson, Of String en-,
Miss, says about Acid Mineral Water.
have used Acid Iron Mineral water In
my practice for nearly 5 years. | have
thoroughly experimental with it, and
find It has no equal a nerve, blood pu-
rifier and liver medicine. Nothing
surpasses it In the treatment Of lndi-
jeston Dyspepsia and Chronic Diseases,
especially OF Tumores, diseases Of the
generative organism male or female.
For Prolopsus and Irregular mensns,
nothing can compete with IL. It stands
as an antidote against half the diseases
of the human family. Signed,
DR.. r, JOHNSON
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-05-25

Travelling statesmen in Washington,
Snnhower. Bolivar, and all northwest
Mississippi counties TO sell Acid Iron
Mineral Water, Natures wonderful
cure OF diseases IL Is a great seller
and is sold on its merits. s75 TO 500
per month can be made by an ener-
getic salesman. Address, lt
J. N, CATCHINGS.
327 Washington Ave.
Greenville, Miss.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-05-25

You are such more liable to disease when
your liver and bowels do not act properly
Dewitt's Little Early Risers remove the cause
Of disease. Greenville Drug Co., Clark Drug
Co.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-05-25

If people only knew what we know about Ko-
dol Dyspepsia cure, II would be used in nearly
every household, as there are few people who
do not suffer from a feeling Of fullness after
eating, belching, hatulence, sour stomach or
waterbrash, caused by indigestion or dyspep-
STA. preparation such as KodOl Dyspepsia
ure which with no aid from the stomach win
digest your food, certainly can't help but do
you good. Greenville Drug Co clark Drug
~ q y
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-05-25

Extra GOOD guilty III NssIIiiSs
summer vests, s sar Il NJ. ss,lsi ols1s
where fiji 4 for III 30
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-05-25
PETITION FOR LIQUOR LICENSE

10 the Honorable Board OF Supervisors Of
Washington County, State of Mssissppi
We. the undersigned qualified voters Of the
Fourth (4th) Supervisors District Of washing
ton County, Mississippi, petition to your Hon
orable Board to grant unto the DUNLEiTH
LIQUOR COMP ANY, composed Of Walter
Howard Jones and Thomas Jefferson Hannah,
residents of the said district and citizens Of the
Malt and Sprituous Intoxicating Liquors II,
less qantiiies than one gallon ut their place nf
business in the town of Dunteith in the Fourth
Dis riot of said county and State We recon-
mend the said Waller Howard Jones anu
Thomas Jefferson Hannah composing the
Duneith Diquor Company, 10 be Of good iepn-
talion and sober. and suitable persons to re-
ceive such License, and Your petitioners will
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-13
oPINIoN OF AN ExpFRT.

Sir Hiram Maxim the Maine Yankee who had to expat-
riate himself inventor Britain because the
American government refused pay any attention to his
wonderful projects in mechanics and chemistry in
cent article comedies that the manufacturing primacy
world is about removed United States
he explains that reason the great size of Uncle
Sans dominions.
IN the matter Of locomotive making, for instance the
American market for locomotives large that
plants in the United States instead Of building indivd-
ual engines each class by ITSELF practice in
Great Britain and other Eurpean countries by Of
costly machinery locomotives that exact
counerpars of each other piece being made to
gauge therefore fitting any locomotive class
country. This gives the American manufacturer
immense advantage his competitors can
his warehouse ship instantly part to replace
broken or out part in locomotive made by him,
and thus the time and expense Of sending the
chine to repair shop for long time for special making
and fitting Of piece.
But this Of plant is expensive that will be
initiated in the old country where the orders compare
lively few and the system Of counrpars not profitable
So he predicts that eventually America will build the loco
motives for the world.
Another handicap the British manufacturer is the
absurd length which the trades union machnss have
carried their conspiracy their He says
that the machinsts strike Britain that
lasted many months strike for better wages
fewer house. but strike to compel their employers to
turn the Of their business entirely to the
foolish attempt ruin the business in
which they are employed.
He recalls the the manufacturers in Great
Britain were compelled organize combination of their
to beat the machinsts' strike they most eectu
ally succeeded when the strikers reached the end Of their
resources. He looks upon the trust movement in the
United States very timely as viii prevent the intro
ducon Of the heresies of the British trades union this
country The employers under the system here will
not be annoyed when strike is by competitors who
for reason other give in to unreasonable demands
of their laborers and thus embsrrass the while trade
Trusts considers the natural results Of great
bnatons Of They necessary for the defense
of capital
Sir Hrams theory will perhaps be tested Immediately
the from Toronto where the international
chiniss" concave the effect that associa
ton heeruly picks the gauntlet and hurls back def
ance" at the national metal trades association and will
never accept any modification of their demands But they
depend seems their ability to stop the running of
railroad trains by sympathetic strike Of the locomotive
fremen So there may be very merry in a few
days
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-13
Mr.. YERKEs WINS.

Charles T. Yerkes' syndicate has obtained control
the London Underground railway The syndicate is com
posed both British American nancers but the ma
iorty of the capital from this country All that
remains be done before the work can be commenced is
get paraments consent which Mr. Yerkes expects to
obtain in few months The motive power Of the road
VIII be electricity and the system introduced England
viii be similar the in Chicago Nr Yerkes declares
that completed VIII be equal to any rapid
transit line in the world.
When Mr. Yerkes first proposed to assume control Of
opposition there The people Of that country have be-
jealous Of the commercial inroads of the United
States that they not willing to have American syn
dcate take their railway system. Now however,
they perfectly satisfied with decision of the stock
holders of the Metropolitan District railway to allow the
syndicate remodel the underground railway and realize
that only American enterprise can rescue them from the
antiquated system existing in England The stock
holders have absolute confidence in Mr. Yerkes ability
The syndicate has bought UP half the common stock win
furnish the money and accomplish the work The fnan-
cers could not have given greater evidence of their good
faith. The remodelng Of the railway viii be pushed for
ward RAPIDLY possible and Yeres states that the
work viii be completed in two years
In the contract just awarded United States hnanciers
England has given another evidence Of her inability to
cope with American enterprise and skill American en-
gineers VIII perform the work the underground railway
in London English engineers know nothing about it. Eng
land is poweress modene the system and is therefore
willing to allow Americans 10 undertake the task.