Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 10, 1891, Page 4

0m 10 (0 v' I‘rn Tielo A N. D Notary el ot Pl Ly of Ty 13Ey 1y BEE for the Theba W copless Fune, 180, 20,500 coplos st for N etist, 1500, 20,7 nionth Apr July for Oetoher 1800, 22, 1 for for for Y Pt 41 coples for Fobruary ik BTz cn presonce Ve fore e I Mh day of Febr i Notary Pubiic AND want to sift the the 0w it 1 mittee WAt will its surpl v com ity if in the rs rust bank vau It 1S painf braska of 1the ad trick bustering that tho has e representatives of ti e i 18 spre high adin and density soot Chic in proportion tothe building mania in 220 th row of the canopy of smoke NEW YORK pape Sfacts with their clothes off, of the naked truth. Anthony Comstock should interfere 'S NOW sy instend OMATIA has Justices of the peace, increnso thoir number on litigrant HiLL, wants to b asked to enough and to spare of Every schome is an imposition to r D. B he will b thesenatorship ir md tor case of eloction, lino must be deawn somew h e North Dakota wsixty-day sesslon trillir Phe represont voat sign Tk TS eluded parative thostate. govirnor $1 slataro the com- expense of $100,000 to vod by the *tual of con- at an ¢ cost 500 each Witey Lavler pal r e venchedn delightfull Reform without Frank and hollow wier Harrison lead 1d Frank for <hip, the municl- pi orm. gov resque stag Cavter is moekory. EVERY dsg the of the coneil taking steps to inaugurate emphasizes necessity public works and stimulate the employ- ment of idle labor, doing I'he opportunity for widespread practic mos Al good wis never more tempting or pressing, T New York eles nt panies want $1,000,000 damages from the city for the distruction of th theauthorities. Theeity might withequal propriety and me panies for double the pensate the cty for ance tobusiness and loss of iv poles by justice sue the com- to o and annoy- life, amo; con- dama JesTicr and public arder demand the repeal of the two-mile limit dause of the The fact that its b ciaries are lobby ing to prevent a a enjoyment of from the keepersire tothe intentof the crimination that wiped out. license law. nefi peal is strong iment privile license which saloon- ed 1o pay is contrary lav, It is o dis- should be 1 ply inits fwor. Their and immunity other comy is pro A PARTY of political crasaders, inelud- ing Simpson and PefYer, ot south Dakota, vert the conservative breezy o They tion, from K the subjee as well as Kylo St heathen of ay it will bo a campaign of edue Lot I nsas need a sound has gone to con- the Kansas to momic doetrines us hope 0, o eduention on of cheap money and the them the take the tim ind ntiona in they pawnshops, ople in the can teach vif BEN Bt predicts me doubt of busy lifo b the inside of « por When to knowledg d experionceo is added picturesque styleand love of a fight, it is plain that lis hook oughtto be one of the most interesting of the long written by publicmenin the yeurs. rLER ha that Theve « that, inthe book and the any and has it up wie. w searcely be a1 which he He has ong course of every ant movement, his A FRE 15 proposed y is o loyment bureau conduc common with their interested inthe latter to the fees exaeted, and not wen robbed false r employment agency, suc organizations, rtaking, Bu- ventures nothing They extent of infroquently of their scanty An und commendable privite d by persons havin in patrons e are working: stores by ployment bure mon would do away now practiced, pre tion and work incalculable good for tho sooking employment. sentations om- au conducted b with the vent misrepresent exactions ary, 1l tory of | nuine e for the yed & Thiomas thag t Intion of its dully was 14, Y65 or withuin 25 of 15,000, their own showing n f iim of 19, January and m hibit= piecs of im 6 daily wding as a It includ edition papers. of wl than tw thirds are udes over 30,0000 dailic I h 253 Nl ennla nuary, of wh W0 oy ind amul 1 th thut mous Wl by its it least, it mand erented by the litical exeit the le This is of st tempo| e Wos Ik to week flation policy not i sents the wy des i i tudi fing t L po- went d o) o strilcingly shown by compari- I'oe Ber's da r and Februaey with that durein same monthsof the p cireulation the coding year. THE BEE'S SWORN STATEMENT Un funuary Februuary 2416, The RUIR Average Aver . The normal av cirenlationof DALY B n 22000 10 2 and any ¢ simply re temporn exeitomen tor special demand wentlomen | During the month of excitement the lannary, when Indian circulation of high hi moun ted Ly the 1k g\ 35,000 on outh was at its Ber sever 3ut it the i us s audacions lence credu claim most u“]. grow thin local 1891, that tained the followi game ever played Wo reulution, ntal ditor upon I-Hevald On o us of January wid patrons is 3 mon e con- 'ne year began an circulation of N F closed with an ave 10,562 for December Now wk fuets? claiimsa gain of 3,404 local in 1800, in factit wernge v January + local daily daily . mnd cireulation locni (180 The W.-II. subseribers Lost over f in the city monthsof Novemi not a matter of of the local Biiz inevesse and South Omaha list by within two months, ine when teon hund red Omahain the December. subscriber: of o and Thisloss is veduetion subscription price by Tis its Omaha two thonsand cighths of tha from the Aol ; In the ¢ of this marked blowhard have actually incere: tion. Ther Omaha’s population surmise, 'he over Seven se was taken falling off contemporary o sed its been o 1ims to ocal cireuli marked in- hus no fne has happened to ereate a denand that would offset the World-He s then a roim the How inerensed? dofoction Id's subsc iption list was its local civenlat Simply by overloading de: printing thousands of and newsboys with promiseuous distribution and that unsold and deposited in the dump, thousands of papers are returnedis Aad this ishow we grow and crow. THE BUILDING TRADES, The aetion of the Omaha builders and tders’ exchange v the reln tlons of eaploy employes, wort hy Three propositions, | of th 1l ' weding of s and is of wore than passing aving the association of ind notiee. sanction huilde Thay if put in prac > natior submitt wproved emboy p iich, wil controversies s far toward preventine inju- in the building tades and elevate the standard of me- solly ndations recomm of huilde pecti in the ent of all di and mechanics wrbit estahli t a trade i on of arbitration ud toedl a nitionof thespiritof the times fair by both national socintions isn ree Arl bitra nitionis theone and honor means of settling disputes and preventing strikes wd ought disastrons alike o parties | the community at 1ay to 1 i ulty wd mect understanding [ trataon. ‘The vights of both ave equully | protected. Eventhough the demunds ( either side aro not conceded, the t compared with the and bitterness which wdvanced for the a tude school ave wo Trads oppose the iden, fearing it would forskillod wsurmption is erroneous. invalved Thers : no in bringing unions of build nies o a permn- !ont onthe hasis of arh lis- The r wons | consider rtion unions genern over= mechanies As @ mat- | stock the mar Th of fact edueation {of trade unions ter greatostully To edueation is A e hoo! train xinga the law. | while to cons blis e ina e of ipon as tien a hsis Money is s of the union \harnedan for s entorp Now maximum v T W of Yorkr W of more isalloved nalty of pal and woof forvefui Mis | New York for yours, o I usry pring interost the hat st Kknown il is no tohay the hput o finane ngeney by e Oregon 1 but makes S per cent rute. bt allows 10 por cont on i« ipaland ecosts, s penlty for usury is torest, prine I opment of Oregon by th but have saved a vast has n doubtle amonnt of s Law, h ot have also heen kept fr money for reckless i paying a crushing prico fort vould otherwiso b aned row i ng wrer ont In pal Arkansas the usurer forf and interest; in Georgin a thieo times Nor ina, doul Alabama, Flovida, Indiaua, lown, Kansa Magland Mississippi. Mon ta North Dako South ¢ the exe Jin Ui Ke Louisiana, sota, N sy, Ohio, ] wroling, L West Virginiaand estrictive law all aiming to pre punish usury, by the forfeiture interest, of th s not th win, e, Vi there character, but Sot Pennesse ni var, orso muchof itas is in e, current legal v tatk about islation o dangerous” usury ntively id The lawof Oregon and states, provides that the money by the usurer shall he puid by into tho school fund. T wise provision, Tt elimin bility of debtors appealing to th laws to eseape the payment of braska rowor and interest, pointin the argument of stringant e of th in N sovere punishment but not exempt rower from the payment of debts, with legal interest There is no 0 rislation e does his for t monnt any considerible sivable capital will be ate the iy, Very invesed in 10 pu carnsiessthan? by proposed litt1e of the v Net \ ut for laws enns me its ownars, . Wh 0 perce forr the vor ¢ rowers pay more than pay an exorbitant pric of “the middlemen, finueto doso untila string for investment ir nd national, is principall Having all itsinteres is vo danger that it will v of the state collection of aver There Nebraska, L5 dangerous The makes it men chiterms, stato rate of legitimate el inferest t we usiness canr ssof money ) everywhere ol harge all theway rom?2 to s | “hatt them ou the upon Cmanth for small loans on ity lic, of it that row money on sueh suicidal THE NEW COUR providing for ciren requires that they ized on the third Tuesday or ifin any ease there ure 10 org ot that quent day to be d If the law drives nefit especial b on ly nev that w =0 unfortunate a bt n The 1 should time, on 2y t justice of 1he 2 to such cireuit appointmer new judges some time vithin t and avisen, and appearsto e recely at Was be necessary to nat justice « sign necesitate ing three months. the ques consideration it enrnest whether the senate firm the that the w taken of by the administration w president could make the his ity to thatmay during the sc bersof t i themn M. e« th will in speeinl sessio It this 1l appo till v the it s theopinion appointments st vie as under utho) happen nate, but te judicdary co Edmunds, that a that will thefuct we “l of t judges 1 ifire [ an et refore wspe on sennte based o filled con I'his opinion i shins to be caanot I dor within stit v the mewming ho provision power tional fers the dent 1o muke lished offices wh his ¢ few the appointiments t 1 the snad early ap The authaority viveneios during the recess of th preted @ d oflices, a on is | session. ars Lo correct cannot possibly be int cable to newly ¢ singular thatany question shou been raised asto 4 the n sily « th ew wdvice and co; of the to b the appointment of It i will 1 havdly the view Ly brre plod Wil probibl svail notalready been acc dent the May Meanwhi in which e senate this question of Lheen 1 Michigan, In view of these facts, the bor: esth which has leen the the bor iven fr Most and th will beeause the law for! terms, next. be a This will be ne new which by the with i v York ny state t the intere ture A yot ed of rostric and sufle 10 leg mtracts, veof in o dovel otarded people y that the om bor crprises hopriv- L nd New ssof in 11 ek y Minne Ter enn- Da noit W ith consin | ving in svent or f all the LexCess ild in and N al othe forfeited his possi © usury yrinei pal strong »ponents It the sk fo lonest he fear of de- om the against 1 eapital >re th of it bor- they en nt sor on tato Taw toexaet 1 bonds ¥ home ts he nove on bids the hat th 1ot en wrks in wlo ser cent elsecu t it will prib- portion =10 hor- it counts asubso- he chief supreme 2ol the nine | mediately concerne he ensi- has inge very hington, tion convene to appears qu 10t ion the intments wancios recess of of men mmitte the ne How they | dinl ses- | that the | con | con- | prosi- | ot in to fill 10 senat s upilis v it Al hay fhaving senat ciranit 1 that fit hos prosi sssion of alled in S poss thes atto well known t ommitiee of the s unanimons rega eding the con tha nlity of and th tho law il minor | with n in hotsos that the wly stund, though it 1that it w itied beforo it is alr haveto b maod purpos isany soundn 1l this objection THE POLICY OF THE of the s the legisla- | should hewsre of the trapsand pit- by the Wt Lin- wre varions ways of defet anl the not that of openop- Loz The honest fr form inds measures now hefore falls set for them loh by Ther ing popular dendly is fre posit This fact is the pr t coln. mensures snily mo; . illustrate | the s I'he strikkin tude of senale has nt sury o one bil and wnd the house her. S the same forent wains ine on e | ot bak \ hoth, bu t olf to it not dare to onenly eommn that attit th th the work in vigorousty inthe two houses ting the s and thu: subject ing it than straig An shown in raile toinsure the these men the veforms to committed in look out forthe them. Thelobby \\nnu its bt fdevibish ad vorating rival hope of get- atlogeerhends W snate snd ho defeating all Todafeal o Dporter legislation on the divid- it deal better measure by iit opposi tion e offe < of tholobby is its enthusisstic support of a Wl biliso lpably lefoat of its owa ends, dnys of the le honestly desive the s which all parties were their platrms shoald apsso shrewdly setfor anreisonat last gislatu who coss of ness, but i sly— ADLE PRECEDE NT, short time ago there was a coll d tunél in New York 1 the death of several coroner mude acareful iny mmoning to his assistance o jury composed of int This New Yor A Nt sion city in whic sons vaileos hoenns . 'The tigation, ind respon - returned a ve i, New Huver pany, its oft tohe immediately re- ths of the their alligrent sibles it diet & Hartiord vailroad co lirector for the de lision, jury fiding the wd the provide found ctims of failure to of the want of lighting t tumae of th engineer of the not cle did not fix the because of aequat that sufe by reason proper p the cmdition such that t tr and atmosphere wis Dissengon in eould they but upon his superions, belonged uly s the signal, upon hi, it justly blime whe Proceeding upon this verdict, the cor- for th srand directors of ing th em, aner promipily isucd warmnts st oof the ol ailvoad, ch > with the statutesay in accord- licable insuch men, ind ities, cases, with homicide, These prom- inent eitize 18, capitalist some of thern not unknown in po appenred ¢ the coron we bail eachin the sum of 32 fosted disple nmes ¢ 5, 0N of them mani- their rious a et but th shoud avor, 1o mnected with I son mnount of hil informed them chrge, an objecte o required that hie wd e will and jury that they a forthe disaste dietient whatt s said rog the oflicials of the one of these offivials hwve o s e oL res pons toescapein- in vies negloect mpany grand and coura inords for homicide, and rding the lroad e if the im- jur the inte Vwhio compo all v e of themne jury , none of them ne d the coroner’s ment cedent, whicih deserve t lieity. 1® New York 7 Leond di in a pub- verlict, the Ingquests after rai resilt verdicet nitic and « aite in the d laughtor nee e Oud o incon venic in subordi L company isheld indicted the ¢ 1 subsoquent 1y it even then that the casg will never teill. This mquir, the faet that thre jury imary ageat and il their puilty a for mun ke ht to for the tion is able looked Toyon agents of destrue th of hands n naod whom train But verdict cond ollicials . from take orders, the the the exee un wual chamcter not more notable tion of the coi the weulth and railvond officials, w in the performance wen had safety of lossly or Qf is than mer, ptional who, reg socinl ot fe ariessly duty provide had 110 supply safe forward of hi If these to f if faile loctad public, recklossly s for the prot sensted theirlivesto t ne, whio s the they had n of tho hoir care videnee appeared " this coroner very proper the law should t ling Ll o pononeof thegeavest of churg s hawdly that a N Y p I W 1o not i promptly orderedt »ad officinl “the | w ‘va Wlowed (o the 2o to fute But whatever the Now nay 1 nt edict and | e and inde defeat the Ommaha chartor (e flection on theiy Che 0 isin proport T'lie A bl oth the ehart } Ay in out of enlirgal pull ots plins which d srani warkin to acor tocl the cit part piracy nt anbition yand injure its m someaspirant for offiee il “tof the « the death is vordi oroner’s iury on the Wil it phatic of the woman reman for what the clear and e of witnes=es, the orthrough i ofa« causy of mson, Wble D toestimony wr failed to place the itp omit ity jury, irposely noran ovardly | The stamy operly the deceased erime where arctorof tion, is ot ing it be made o shield ur Th ailure verdict in dces it the | to vigran of it moust nd lity the jury cordince with the evidenee o duty of ously prosecute the ease, to the end that wdequate punishment m o 1 pronoun the county attorney Ty ted o s author of the er me, MONTANA'S datn wroor with 150 nda resolution of thanks toLicutenant Gove During the first Rickcards achieved republiean e p closed hills passed firstle its record of nor [Rickards, on t and democratic Tom Reed s method quonim. In fact he quorim counter of th spec enmity by intro- ducing Seein wis tho nort hwest, the s to they outsot aie his were voluble The in- | Detw een in reticing from office, Ixic abilityas at the cident illisteates the difference democ menmbers wer 1S honor urage and of denunciation wd =outh storn s democt Tue civil whington appears to he sorvice commission at brink Lyman nisioner sols that weh of a sue- s dittieult to part isinship into und holes of civil ser nd Rooserelt ed to the reform o enforce it, on the of has become unpopular diso Chairmun and Co Neit her to make i the institution. | Roosevelt is unhappy. is 0 chauce cossof squire po vice reform cre thor- and It th Lyman commi etried hard fadied the discour: wing s of t ORLANOM A hasanothe conlic Ok impending ind w hites wtween the ac ks problem into the promised lu in Marbie, Cannion pulic which home city (Danville, 11| of marble, for t the supervising willbe his politica mment Ex-Congressman wants ured for tho now o to e reason, 4s h hitect. this 1 tomb stone, - Whew! Want.) St building his construeted explaned to week, that it b o tendia trd. atth Anin Butte City is commented or clerk's ofice. A month Mg property was recor for#50. Only a rty was bond W Colorado, wrof stnce i e alues in | ortwo ago ) fow weeks thenc acerta s transferred After e sa 500,000 o) Lfor caumot be o « They for a ) they will w every time, and greon pumpkin you would be when thoey got thronugh with - ve Foster o Show. Cincinati TinweStar Slermont Advance inforus its readers amatter of fact, Seeretary Foster vis vlitoerats that 1d deny the srivilege of - modem o torm kn m Adead nkeyt that yo rooring alk off ni wit with your wator- meln if you should oc a \ ripo sqush The € those farmers the ol stoves even gliss w their The Advance ¢ for they are h may indows i not oo f sary 1o tack yevery words sa republicy f miean are Toet on Murat Hilsf When the therattling vepublican in Now personal spie st Governor Yok t Hi pal elections nol v bl they a an i show appomtnent wdequa¥, sprig electic ith therep v and peciinl Ly eele it rewdy \ the fro) comsideration ies | late congr € ing favorand prescitly s a0l i expose t forihe extrem with t will bo po ot the more democrat anarchist their illusion certainly they au Higot [ Secing in known clergyman ¢ ti hi 1 him ind 0 thata Unitaria ipic fore Wwikat the v t strode burriedly back tothe pulpit, and on roaet Kiowe ti outh merci tiie ba n te i b Wher I'he Dri New York Su it Se shoul Bos Widl has b foel of an tion L have, warne enir Ir.B lize what Dra 10t hie couy Ey ¥our pract Sta Tew Man May Irew room, lmira te: N leart Y Oil af tied o cure hi up as 1 re 1Ro Chimn, B RO THE CAPRIAL (ITY 1 from bigotry A well anil na 1 o Sed i Digger \l - Flghting O B8ateles Vet Yorn 1 tedara nGo Mar 8 nehed mattey o pro e i W Barr andd. ¥ 1 is 0 man facuror hatand coat racks, ar and apmointed Wi B Is, the other tw v bond that they W tine waste too | ' ¥ el e drvers i as the ating bt nover paid, ¥ 30, W ar horta Lot the Witta &g th o i motion | 1zhit o vordict 1l ects ntoel, as Mk this atu T Mellay, by oo t I the of goods i the big \ W S ihe s I plement ¢ piny Lawr maniger, Tt panyhas bear cogaged n the bu bing farn and - earri attachuent was issied from di the instaneeof the Lincoln Natinal ban and was for 21,061, with interest fr March 2, 15 The Continental Wire b e 1t in county court agai e company for 1.5, onan aceopted draft tyour | ptis understood that the failure was duc notullord | sjow calloc 1 the further fact tha w formerly connected with t hment bedme dissatistied with © i atof afures and persisted in wi drawy The failure was nob unesy tinaneial circl STATH Benton and Seerctary ned from the uati Al ad vant fro wW.H i the free Lo, Law e Sary 10 secure - Snes PASSING JENTS, machuer Aes ende B ath) My Sheafter 1 had been I'wo wttor aear, He Expensive feel us if in teaven's o piny &t & Sheepskin - Shall you Hardup— No,'1 iU vebought hima cape bsiness i estab the carthdivi ; s that's got it and Fredly, how i Betweon Wan s it OsE NoT of W nter di Auditoe i et resolutions piss fixue of raiload issioners of the var ta A\ Merrill of Daonglas e e for a mand o Adam Snyder, treasurer of Douglas count to pay 1o Merr the redempti woney paid by utey for the 1 3 demption o of Cay Hill a b, York Dou't 1 (ing sl L0 W Herald 3 1 know 1 i we lh». nantly) N PRI ¢ 160 b O CATSE PO SO e asoProwf alsigh A weepfultearhe wept, ve had bidden him ¢ Andall bis presents kept Viet ition to the city d woodby" AT J. H. MeClay, who was Stoltang and Peche H. Poeken the boud of Henry Wissenberg or of the estate of FEi Feeken, several lundred dollars whi suel by Altio admmnistra Ma clly the he divine birthright in £, s e's L decensed, they « filed h MeCIn himself el Did youget yourtailor 1y " anpezded by Wissenber, NiYhu . | amswer m county eourt. today cliims that Fecke Feeken s ””‘” 2! B surety, and that the wmoney the was paid to therrattorne ey Stein preachod at Episcopal chureh st evesdng on i p verument, duriog the course of which Took occasion to cmplinent the present eliy administration for the work it has done and the ol that was projeted Belknap post, Grand Arvmy of VWS o d Saturday ey numberof Grana Ar The wisitors came near o town, s the Staidurl furn ALY 1 Sup Jac band suid if Twould ilhe’d give up 20w molcing Tox it of 2 aeni isay >t sackelth and ashes, St Paul Methodist ton “Transcript s Hicks fossip about Swi him of eversthing that's Tknow, buta putiic investigation eved and Swisslebury naturally APy Tiere was dansor , but the investi overy thin ra gool They ac A8 the ou O ver explosi fio T up. ettin company fil and thebarn men inten ¢ Woolle telep 1 | aver the Bethan v the boys in at 2 P ot t Mrs, B.Thisis diser to thank oful! You yourself; I'v yuu areshort bt low I youof Surdays, v [ Heieht my dear: bt nights ['m you don't wing e DANGEROT'S RENEDIES, ouar the T I am jus aking Good errand of 1 s da t taking arund moming, o, VL to Disasity Pesults off Foch Tre Ihe 1 have occurred the 1 e ats sheim the cot Anis 19, witt asthe ing t to | ¥ | dangr h tof transfusion thol of Dr. that this that of that 1losis. ke's Magazne s Wheney oo to live with the newiy \the marnage may be trly leen solemnized srthe bride marrie the Bern treat e Koch wres than ver, maint ains bere March appointed toinve of treating consumptives 1 the total of that itk ! Bernhe had suceess in ch: Prospe lawyer mostly rving law yer It cases ol 1 Manmn, “Wihat s i dical comniise ethe Koct method rts in favor of forn of tre asinglo he method Economy ti Weekly : Caunt elle, take ze ring and ze you. Ze diamont 1selle's parrot entsand dear nt Lo Ga outier Le ( fond 1o SUshensiof veen i e ffected here di beo asto! that sunis ! aste ! Ninety v = s iled (0 Ta BN Pari, March 0 the i well Ees e bird Seots knowa wkod by of his hearsal, Before he ¢ W resene soterrnbly lacerated by the toetiy claws that he live. 1y te going through a e 1 he was savage heast's 1t ahelphia Upholstor cting him, it when W ally She was so con he finally wit a fric ud the thore was a wd is notexpecte - tmithstanding BURIED SPANISH waiting apaviard, are casy 1o get the TREASIRE nine and fest Lelisof Hidden Wealth Near e b OBy Pittston, 1 put in more Pa., March h gara of ton has priest in Spain stati is buried in this City Bl et roady et zard: | hau 85 10 RESTARRT, 9, Pitt in ik ma n of King Alfoniso w money it the t ntter, The couttier fled tothis count buried his treasure, but roturned to and was arrsted on the ehar <o of Al U n's jewels aid putin buson, whe ledied. Plans of the place whore tho tre ure was hidden were ina satehel t tr the prisoner by the court. The for “monoey cnouch to pay th tain the satchel and vlan Two Famous Will C Niw Youk, March 8 —The will contest has. = money vicit sules oy will you e ! tier but you u up your | lat given a e i n aeathof t H ald uts A close mouth ¢ 1 pays big lls dividends, Spa fow welpina Upholsterer wife's temper e walls and 1 “The man lias given says il costs oo 1 the furiit wiho Gl it oh a bad job, perth lester PPost: There are o tes Trum ps object to chop-sticks ghamon Teader: Hore Tneotherday a wagon dumib for years picked s aremarkable wker who has been br up i hub end ught Thecase s een settl withdr N of ui WA #CH MATDEN, it anE will to p tueinflucice wer Ransom toda m lared Tl 2 nit the akand Cotton Factory Avi., M Buford has beeu ap inTronhie s 1 truth s bould o dainty fuc Calamet eotton Andlsres neat Avlke. Tt v hardus e yo is mort i factory at Mun that t i th potit . \TIE SNOWBALL $20,00 over and aboye comcth oW wilh eager eyes Lidnd her ‘¢ sin each hand Chicngo C o, Mareh u arinsg company door and blind mant I'he assots are pl e - stractors | Cricy act whial sty facturers, a J & i some is broken, ! ¥ backbone of winter rary vening Power.—1, §, Cov't Repart, Aug. 17, 13 Baking -’ oo POWder - [N 7