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, 1878-10-31
Order to Show Cause.
IN the Probate Court of Clallam county.
Washington Territory.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
John Wider, dec.

F. A. BARTLErT. the administra-
tor Of said estate. having filed his petition
herein. duly verified. praying for an or
der Of sale Of the real estate belonging to
said estate. tor the purposes therein set
forth. IL i therefore ordered by the said
court that AL persons Interested be and
appear before the said court Oh the
esih Day Of October, 1878, at 10 A. VI.
OF said day ut the court room of said court
in New DungeneSs. CaIlam county. W.
T.. To show cause why an order should
not he granted TO said administrator to
sell the real estate of said deceased. or so
much thereof rs shal! be necessary to pay
the debts OF deceased and expenses of adj
ministration.
w. J.. ROGERS,
Attest: Probate Judge.
W. C. GARFIELDE, Clerk. 3O4w
, 1878-10-31

hoo a week in your own town. sj outfit
NkrS free. No risk. Reader, If you want "A
OIL business at which persons OF either sex
Wv can make great pay all the time they
work, write for particulars to H. IIalctt Il Co.,
Portland, Maine.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-09-19
Die @riStofratie

fat pfenbar bic rtpublifdntfGe Iartet
unferes Std1ts o6Gt1 untsr tbre Bot.
mGbt9teit 9eSra4t. 2tls Sr. @rop
fIr3li6 in Der 3cbe, nit pel6er er ben
@abl'Selb3us fur senannte @artet tn
Sennfslcanien erpfenete, bic tdrtfen
9artselb @rurbfise ausfpra4, unb ben
Haticnaltanfen Elm 2cbltsb fang, slau6.
te man, er babe bte3 auf ei9ene Garant,
tpcrtlt6feit 8stVan, unb tperre som
Saurtqu1rtier aus Serldusnet perben.
Statt pefen trttt 0pl. 6ost, Der repub>
lif1ntf6e OoSern6rS-Ganbtbat, eenau in
@rn. Grow'S Gubfapfen. 0erfelbe ttelt
lesten NCnta9 cine 3ebe in Butler Co.,
I'm peftli6en S9eile uniere8 Staates, In
tpel6er er fi4 entfdieSsn fir 9e3ablune
Der Ser. st. 8rnb5 in Sob ou5Irra6,
unb aud elm 9ute5 @Crt fur bic Station.
al6anten etEIr9te. 3wifden @ritnbdf.
lern unb republifanif4en @elb,9lrilto-
fraten gQlten bic Demotraten bic rf4te
Ritte. gBdbrenb fe 9e0en bic unbe,
gren3te @apter9stb &ufbldbuns inb,
WelGe erfere befIrwprten, 9tauben fie,
bab Die 8on69aIter riat atlein aus tem
allaemeinen Gutn unb Yerlest 6ersprSu.
sebcn braudeu ienhern aud 0pfer trin>
9ea1 1pGtea.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-09-19

Scrr Stmrn In Hprpolf, Stip,
ftreitt: Sd ipurbe rrdbrenb ftr Natt
plcslt6 70 frdnf, bae ta stdubte, i'd
mf!fe ferben. So lieB rem 2lr,t frm>
men unb rabm injwifGsa auf 2lnrattcn
mtiner 6r1u BON Or. 9lu9uft g g.
nt9S 6dm6ur9er Grppfen.
SD purre tefer unb mar, ais Der Dot,
ter fam, auber otler 0rfahr. SD er.
sdblte bie1eS Or. Geab, fprtber ni6t um>
bin tcnnte, Der Nsptjtn fetn ppQes COB
III irenben.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-09-19

3wri &rtifel mp9en trnfrtbcn Homen
Gaben, treten IN rsnfflben Ceramic auf
unb ino bpt. mas reellen 9Gsrtb 1nbc.
lan9t, RtmmclbcA perf6icbcn. 9luf Die.
fee MAIDEN mir alle 9lbnsbmer Der Or.
&ug. 8pnt9's Samturaer Srcrfsn unb
Sruittbee aufmerfIam. Qaet Guh nittt
burh 9rtn8e uno rarum piel tili9ere
@aare betraSen; fcbet, bab tbr bic DID,
ten Mebi3inen betpmmt unb tltet Gu6
Spr ben f6deltAen Ntrmrcn unb por
Suaffalberei. Sauft feline Nebiitn OBJ
ne bic llnterl4rift Ypn q. gc9eler &
So.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-09-19


Qtt temEfrlttIte @erll mmlun9 ltS.
ten 6reitl9 Sltenp in Wiit!trim mar
9rrb1rtis. Die SIrjetee, hab Gr-0cetr'
nor Curtin unb AR. It1, otmrfr1tiftser
GlnHinat fir GGSernSr anmelrno frin
wrrttn, br1hte 6unetrte ppa Menlhrn
rpu aGen 0cIenrrn In unfer StlNt6sn.
@ruib %l1es itifte cine Defenders gro
ee Delegation. SllS cs Ndbt purhC,
uup Mr. Tin mar nct nidbt anmcItne,
btfiirhtetr man, bab etras 9eidrten Iein
mubtt, hdS frin Nrmmcn Nrbinterte.
Ole NerIammlun1 w0r in prlifen 0an-
&c, @pp. Curtin ticlt acraer tire isiner
brten Htren, ais cine unrrbe TN Gin"
tergrunSe rrr Grrflmmlur9 anjst9te,
t1b etwas un9rwGlnli4eS I'M 01n9e III,
uue balo nurse ppn aflen Gdfn Ino Gu
bra Der &uf ,,Oin, GiQ, Iia," rerrrm>
men. Nsr Sen1trr ltaTte llh tuy6
Die Mtnitenmmse, itn9 auf ete Yiat.
form, unp rurbe Der Gtrlammlur9 prr-
sstent, prltte i'm nit arcr @Grue unr
SrifaG bssriIfts. Der Senatrr 500 i6
S1nn ;UrId uub GNp. Curtin fubr in
ictner untertrpbeusn stniprahe fort.
Die &rre trs 0pperuErS mar feFr trrf,
ftnb unt ma6te einen aUS9r;ei4ntten
Ginerut duf bic Qeute.
Wlr. Din abereiirte al5bann Sie Gsr.
fammIuns nit elmer Iste ppn 9rrbcr
8raft unb gutter @cpei5fIbrur9. Gs
mar Iein erfsS Grlhfinen untsr unfrrcr
2euten uni or m19ts einen ltbr 9laltt'
gen GinbyuG aUf ie.
Gs wurren ftrner mod 9tebsn getal'
ten ron D. S. 5Ortnsp, CD, ron @rGs,
fcnte unS gEm. 9. 6urY, Gfl., ron
@aItinStrn City, unb es mar irIt aIt
bic &rI1mmlun9 setste. Die GRirtrinl
Gcrnet @anb unb bic 9rUlb Talley
} ane marsn anrcIcnn unb igirItsn ans
9eiettnete Nuiit.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-09-19
gue peut(l6e clonte nabe pbtlapelpbto :
Nm Seutide Tarmsr, @artaer mnOsSin,sr

Gin m nu "a Glu Son gtlofeta Gsnbanen na
Stilabtlptiu I'M gort osesenen GN &c etfsAte %
SarmIduo u pt1uen N.t,uf s~popn unb
YtS S25 Aftr. GIN 5eGsRl oV' p"a1 wv '" 0"
In idbrliAen Staten jablbar Cc.n4rnrr
III ebr 9ee8n gum Anbau cn 2SeVs SpSSe' "' ~
unh Stf
g baannen Helm un6 n sst wOSeaS e9e nn & sEs
unbetdnnt Die NeSn
nS Elm. m tiGbenb gersnn Staoten gHSt n"T @
Wtl bat fh noer 3u aneH
@ T p %usr Die Nite RON Ntapbia gOrf adTe
cncrme Suanden prcbutn Stf No. aulnspHfn e " NS'1
grdnspprt oaaet lpbneEeen AtiaF
TQs aaus Quub 1900 uioe 9mtatn @ asH sn
Shrn nnS 6uu SmgPitelpunt butn Sabrfaet mH Sv
Gnwctnn siae eueny1r tet 2n 0s9@ S
GrfOlSr4fen, oa k.Sute carmen ~f0"'9l4"''
gDtn9dten bat.
Trmsn BON bs.IOO Gdcr 3u Scrfaufcn
3uftrften u rt6ten
Gbarles S. 2aaOts,
GiSsntbIme
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-09-19

6err Gtrtft. Sdnee berittet Splecn-
tes BON Mabpns Gits, ga. Gin Ssrr
S. &tfbart ron bier litt furGibar an
NIfenf&mer3en; i4 CAB itm cine Slid
ite Ct. Satpbs-Sel unter Der 8eoina,
un9, bab er ntbt rofitr ;u tsaablen brau9
de, rpenn bas Srl nidt telfsn mlrre.
Gs traAte ater 9letA 6Ilfe unb er Be-
3Qblte nit Srfuee.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-09-19
9 6anbe Ittr fs!

g1iC MIR aus Scrlttcerncn 9SehlCl'
tllttrrn erirtrn, ihwjn9en Sic rcputlttd'
ntItrn GtumprrenCr eeS 91nbrS rpiChCr
has Nuti9r SemS, prebi9en ben olten
&tbrnent1b unb tGuen, ais renn err
9tetrlirrtrts1 nod I'M @an9e mare.
Der SuSen III wlbrli6 arnua 8rlbla8en
unS leiest iest 9erabe fnrbtbar 9enu9
untcr Der @rlbCnfeberpla9t, ols tub bic
lc reputlif1nftrn @cartoncn nod no.
ttis bitten, GAP 9cSen itn 81 rretiSen.
Sreiltt rS ii faum tr9rnp elmer rtrfrr
Irlenannttn rcputlitlniibrn 6Htrtr
tur1 ehpdS StnrrrtS ais turb 9ilt9rn
61natismuS rHtnauf 9rtrmmrn. une erT
@rtru9 1T eS 9rrCirn, tar9 ben lir iib
rtCn crbalten babCn. @pn iRncn III
nittS @eNcrcS 81 rrwartcn; aIrtn has
@clf IrQte itnrn tcb sreIitt cinmaI nil
Gerltttun9 ren &0fen frbrtn, urS fs
bel Cr7tr GItitsrnbcit III bsrbf:r gStiie
flSlen laftn, bab bic 3cit, in pe!hcr
@lrtcirn uns Yarteifubrrr bier prn
l51Ft uus @etrusc leten tInncn, prrute'
III.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-09-19

Gin furAtborcs lln9lif Wtrb ron
Gnglanb bert6tct. 9Ils ba8 Gampf>
f4iff @rtnceb 9ltce am Dienltds 9tbenb
ben 3. September, Yon elmer @rcurlipn
SCn @rapssenb mad 2pnbon 3uriidfebren
wpQte, fUbr Gin anbere8 DnmpflGif nit
folder Sefti9teit In bafel5e, baB eS fiinf
Winuten barduf SeriGnf. Die @rtnreb
<ce bate 800 Nenf6en an SOrb, BON
benen 600 ertrunfen iein lpIen, mCtIens
Srauen uno Stineer. gtu9 Der Gapttdn
unb bic Wanni41ft bss SbiTes fdnbsn
in ben @ellen i9ren Sob. Die inetlten
Ger Gei4en wurben teretts QufseflGt.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-09-19

Die Oelendtenp1tl lstten Samtaa
rr1r oGne 3pcifel bic ort1s uae parmRF,
pslfe je in Senn Gpwnftip Sstalten
purce. 253 Stimmen purpen dufae.
ietbnet, tpslhes tefnate bic Qanse Icm.
rtrdtiibe Stimmfraft III. Die Jrrunce
ter Scrf6iecenen Ganbttaten Warcn itbr
aefddftt9 in itrsn 9emiSrn fur iGre
AuscrmQtiten.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-09-19

Der lans.rrwinI4te 8e5en lam ent,
lid lrstsn 0pnnsrfl9 Ia4t. g8ir bat.
ten einen brftiaen 8r3cnflrm in 9snlnn.
ter Nabt uno an Srtitas Yprmitto1.
Gs TT nod 3iemli3 piel pFu9sn unb iitn
;u t1un unb bic &luern t0nnen itre 2tr.
brit trieerr aufretmen, melte In 5cloe
eer GUrye gang ouf9stGrt batts.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-09-19
9iaritt rnS GSaats Sidrt.

Sur 9refstnt Suess,
ca. 50 aYpr.
(Sutitft ;u rcr Tseifcn prn Ter Subtst'
alsn Gcnftrsnec.)
SIR Gon0rts.
q. 81. Curtin.
(SubieIt gu Der 0retfrn ron scr Cen
9rsflirnalen Grnftrcnre.l
Sir Seratrr.
6. 3. Itrranber.
(Sutistt Ter GCcifpn rcn Der Stna'
trrialsn Conference.
SIR TfsmtlY,
50. q. @urrap,
ron &1ris.
s. .. 8epbart
spn SeGefpnts,
Sur S&srrifL
Srtn S4ars1er
prn Yctttr.
Sur SrrttrnrtarS
Sc. 9drper,
ron Srlefrnte,
Sir HC9iitsr,
u. G. @urGfelb,
ron 5ersuirn.
Sur &reorrtr,
gH. y. Srbids,
rrn Wiles.
SIR Sreaiurcr,
aSam yeartd,
ron Rarirn.
Sur gcmmiiiipners,
@sprse Spab,
Srn 6drris,
Satpb 1urtGt
rrn @altsr,
Sur 9lueitpr,
3. 9. Samiirr,
rrn @ren5
Scr. e. gSiIltams,
-snn,'-S
Nr * uYltprt6de.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-09-19

Sr Waine, NO bic 3seutliflner atits
In itrem ci9cnrn @cge tatten felt utcr
20 Satrcn, murse Ger ratie1lt Ganeirat
tlr 8cperuSr !iterDunben bur6 bic De-
mrtratil6en une 0yeenSdd Shmmen.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-09-19

Ole Rcminaticuen ron Glrttcattn
fir YrClibtnt Suege frScn iceann al
une bic SCtrGtGre warfn beppnm1tti9t
itre Stimmeu ~ 0etrn fir bic Gcnrrn-
ticn fir Ihtb. s. q. Wapcr, uno er
mar ais crnannt bcSrtttnct.
Scrann frlltrn hie Wcminaticnrn
nm Gaurtnahn fur Gpnsrse unb bic
Numen prn Mhtb. .. G'rIY Mref unb
Gr.@rp. q. 0. Curtin wurreu Der Gpne
pentirn rprAtlEat. Die 0eteaaten wur.
ben psrnrmmrn nit Srm fplJeneCn DC
Iultat
". IS. Curtin So
.. Gray WGCf 33
Iann tamcn Str Hrminatipncn fur
Stoais ScuItor mb bic 9famen orn
slhtt. 6. 3. @Icrdnrer uRp Ncam SpY,
Ga, bCiee ron SclIefpntt, murren Ter
Grnpcntirn Scr9elc9t. Wallrt wurrc
ocncmmIn nit fcm fcISrnren Grlultatc:
6. Z. 9lleranrCr 81
SIram erp II
gtttt. 9. Z. Itrrlntrr mar rnrlltf
ais Der prn Der Gpnpfntipn Grn1nrtt er-
tlGrt Nnr rir Termination ais einltim-
Ml9 9cheIGen.
Gin Gpmnttttc partste auf G'rn.
Curtin unr ScrlClbe wurhc nun nprle.
itellt ure mI6te cine letr tclcittrte une
IhGne &rrc, IN rclhrr or ete Nrmtn1-
tirn aMa1tm unr feline Srlfe 3uirirnrn.
bci. nit her trmrEyGtii5en Wntiprm
| dUSlprath unb feine unbeeinate Inter
fusuns etS StaatS SidctS rrripratt.
9irmiuotipnGu FIR HiFCmtis w1rrn
f1s NGtfe in SreuIna une fir cie fpi e.
SenSen H1mcn pIrre r1nn 9eitimlt:
g. ". Gicpkart IS
9S. ". MturrIY II
Spkr &. NrcrS Is
Sbilip =. 6tItCr 70
Die Srrrcn Murrap & @ertart Nurern
ais crnaITt erflGrt rpn ser GcrYentiCn.
Iarn t1mcn bic Npmindtirrcn fur
S6eriiF nit zen fNlseneen Ndmen =
Spbn Span9ler, rpn Yrttcr, z. Z. Wun,
i'm, rpn 9rlrfonte, gS. 6. Ncn. ron
Srrin9 une s. g. MtGrrmid, ppn Scr.
gulpn. Die H1rlrn ron {. 3. Munlpn
unb yE. s. Ncn rurhcn cnt;paen. BAL.
Let murre gcRUmmsu Irie frllt:
g. g. NleGrrnlif 10
Srbn SrIn9ler G1
CarauT murre Spbn Sranalcr ais Gr.
narrter DIR hemrtr1tilden @arttt fir
SberiT erflirt.
NpmiR1ttr7rA fix Wrpt9pnctarS III.
men bann in bic &eibe unt rte fclaeneer
N1men scrannt g. :. Stu9rrt, rrn
Ssaefrnte, S. 6. 61rper, ppn Yrttrr,
u. y. Srett rrn 6erauipn, 81. 9S.
SumhsrgCr, ron @dtsua, Scbn 9. @ray
rpn SStItpStUr5 unc S1muGl 81.
Swdrs son Tptter. Der 9tame bes Ice.
teren ruree ent;p1en unb fplaenees BAL.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-09-19

Hdtfsn SdmRag wiyb elm orcBts
Scnnta9s Stul Ticnic III Sctn GAR.
gers Wrore, nabe Slrtlstcn sst1ltrn
percer. 6Unf Scnntags S4E!eu, wtr,
ben earan tbeiln tbWen.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-09-19

@CGefonts tr16ts S415 ;uilmmtn fir
bic lSllfe Res + tttrtelt9ten SaSers.
Tittrcb, Trnreritaa. 5reitl1 unb
Samitag, ben 3ten, ltcn, Stem une 6tsn
Sfip5er gsbdltsn neyten.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-09-19

Dtmptratii6e Gpunts 6 . II
renttpn.-Tie GpnSeHtipn Serflm-
n,elte i1 I'M Grurt 6sus I'M 2 ll6r
9t16mittuss, lestsu Cienftas, unb pur>
ts3ur Srtnun9 serufen BON s. 9. Sep
t1rt Chairman tes grunts COMMITTEES.
gBm. 6amiltpn tpurbe ol8 gorfsenber
rrwdbft urb Sas. WtGlatn aGs 1eftnter
Glerf unb q. g @rlf unb SpSn Dipens,
ols Secretaries. Die 2ife Ger Srwn.
f6tps purbe bann abserufen uub tis
Gslegaten rarsn fplsente:
@e1efcnts :.
Hprtb g0arb-@m. Samiltrn,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-09-19
,,Cmfcl 60rl.'
@fue beutfQ>amerttantIGe
SStiIllftrirt eSu8enofrb TT.

Gri4etnt @cnatlt6. @reis $3.50 rer
Sabr i'm gOraus.
>: ~ entbaltenen grIi5lunaentcara
sSten ebIrr Rehfdfn, anrseenben SfiseH ans
9aturtunS nnb geItt6te, N6r6en, RabeIn.
8atSlsI unb 5srsbIdtt6en's SpieIpiHfeI. 70
ME quite SuuitrattCnen, perhen irppM Der
reiferen S6uIiusenb, ale aud ben .'6erts
bI9ttben"eine SlQe bee StUiTes ,ur inner.
erpaltun9 une slebrune brinsen-Die @b.
Sstlun9 fur bic nSerSbIdtt6en'' ifebt unter
eer ipeSteuen Iettuns Der rlbmIi9it betaanten
Hlnperrsartrerin, Grau Qibb6 9l66terQ.
5a ee3teben bur9 ALE Su8bonbIunsen rbrr
cur4 ben Serausseber
Sarl S6rfIinae Mtlwautrr, @ie.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-09-19
Dyspepsia,


rrcr Srroauun95 9ef.twtrtsn, &rpF
6merl, S5uttarNtmerI 9et(cmmurg Der
Sruf 9ufsn, 1aures IufEcecn aus erm
Wa8en Shwintel, f6iettcn WcIhmad
int Gunse, 0aqcnlciNrn, 6cr;tlppfcns
Sbmcr3Cn In Der 3icrcn-@clent, unb
bunefrt anbGrc &ranIteitssGri6Cirun1.
en-, tpelhe bur4 llnserSauti9tsit er3eu9t
trfrEen.
6s9cn: 9dut.8ranftritcn
aus f6 d8e, Shmdrcn, SalSFude,
J!efrn, NitsNtr, @si9wire, Garbuntel,
Ginswurm, Grinbtrpf ftltmme @usen,
&ct5lauf Rrdse. S6rrf, Ntbfartr unb
dntere Srar!ttiten her Saut tit Ger Sc.
Crau6 Der Grppfen Spn unSereteiGlitsr
9Strtun8. Cine ein3t9e SGaf6e
miro in faft oIsn SGGen ben un0ldubio-
fen Don Der Nirtun9 ttsfes .eeits@tttels
tlber3eu9en.
Sattet Guer Slut retnunb
bic @efunb9ett Cures Sr9a.
ntsmus wtrb bic SpG9e Ietn.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-09-19
Oibt,
9aIi9r, remittirrnte unb
in intermitttrenpe
syicbcr,

Gr9ra: &ran!tritrn tt5 Slutcs, esr
Nisrsn Gnb Der SIlfe. @s9sn:
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-09-19

Got tatenI Iupa on nuen cb. .6ritn in unr sFu
re9tn unS fn9 eaHtr sst i'm Stanbe, Srtt fp
a3sr Belt unS gu ben basu gn br,uaea ir budcn, fn upt
Ncftcr, ~ ' ''' "'''
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-09-19
9rmotratildes Staats 3tdet.

9emotrntiitbeS Staats Stdet.
Gur grrernIr,
g6tt. Inbrtp 6. NtI,
rrn llnipu Gruntp.
Sur lieutenant GUYcrrtr
A6tt. Spbn Strtt&
rrn @sn1ngr County.
SIR S;ttrttlr Ses SnUern
q ttt. s. Simplpn IfrteG
rrn Sunttr9ton Grunts.
Sur &idtrr Ger SupItGr Grurt
Srn. 6. .. Spf,
rrn Mrnt9cmerY County.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-09-19

Slcdm Searif 80
s. s. Sclt 80
Iram gedrtf parb etnilimmt9 ernannt.
Gdnn wurbe bic 9cmin1ttCn fur
GcmmtfIicners tescnnen nit frl0enben
91llct5:
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-09-19

Nr. 6. G q prttge.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-07-11
ANECOOIE Or DEAN SWlEI-

Swift. tarrying at tavern while
on a journey, desired his servant
John. who was tusl rs eccentric rs
his master. to bring his boots. John
brought the boots. dlscolored. and
grimed. just as they had been taken
off the night before.
Look We, man. why have Won not
cleaned and polished by boots.' cried
the Dean.
What's the use cleaning and pol.
ishing such thlags," replied John.
doggedly, they'd soon he dirty
again.
Very true, said the Dean and
without further demur he pulled on
his boots. very soon after he went
down 10 the iandlads. and told her on
no account TO give his servant any
breakfast. and then ordered the
horses TO be saddled and brought
out.
Mercy criel John.whe he found
his master ready for setting forth. Il
haven t had my breakfast YETI
"Oh. replied the facetious deyine
Il can't see the use of hreakfasting:
you would soon be hungry again."
"Joha. finding his sophistrv thus
turned back upon himself. submitted
to the loss of his breakfast rs stoicaily
as his master submitted to the dirty
boots.
They mounted. and rode on. the
Dean in advance. reading his prayer
book. the man behind ut Il respectable
distance. BY and by they were met
+. ny gentleman, who after eyein. the
Dean very closely. accosted the ser
want with:
.Hark ye. my man-you and your
master seem 20 be IN uncommonly
sociable ,air: may l ask who you are.
aud where are you guingi"
| Two are rs near saints as Wa can
be-" replied John with melancholy
! soberness: land we are going TO
heaven. hope. My masters praying.
and I'm doing the fasting!"
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THE CALIFORNIA LABOR PARTY.
What Senator Booth Says OF the Origin o1
the Movement.

What Senator Booth Says Of the Origin OF
the Movement.
Yesterday a reporter of the Star had
talk with Senator Booth. from Cali
fornia, at the Fifth Avenue hotel, in
regard to the great labor movement
in the Golden State, in which the labor
party has displayed such unexpected
strength in the election of delegates
to state convention for the purpose
of revising the State Constitution.
The total vote cast was $1,000, the
Workingmen or Kearnyites polling
IL 900, the non-partisans $500. and the
Democrats and Republicans 1000 be-
tween them, the remainder being
scattered.
Senator Booth does not regard this
victory with any alarm, nor think it
will be the means of producing any
radical change in the Constitution.
He says, though the Workingmen's
party will have decided ascendency
in the convention, he is persuaded
that the revised Constitution will be
far more conservative than is general
~ apprehended. He thinks the east
ern people and the newspapers are
generally mistaken about the charac-
ter of the men that form the great
body of the Workingmen's party in
California. They are not cOmmunlStic
Jewelers., and it is gross libel upon
their character to set them down as
such. They are generally small house
and lot owners or partial owners, and
unlike the reckless men that some
parties suppose them to be, they are
as much interested in the preserva-
ton of prosperity as the wealthiest
citizens III the State. for any serious
disruption of the present social sys-
TEN would involve in utter ruin all
they possess, and they are intelligent
enough to know this and appreciate
their position. The cause for such
development of strength by the party
at the present time was, in a great
measure. the question of Chinese
cheap labor. and this would have to be
met by congress. He intimated that
it would devolve npon congress very
soon to legislate for a wholesome re-
striction of the Mongolian invasion.
This. he thought, would have the eff
feet of causing the Labor party to fall
into their old lines again. becoming
contented and pacitied.
~ or think. then Senator, that there
is 40 fear of the present organization
and apparently overwhelming power
becoming permanent said the re-
porter.
II am inclined to think not. unless
the movement should become Ma
onal.
do YOU think there is any likeli-
hood of that
well. it is possible, but not very
probable. The impetus, though it will
be communi Gated to some extent in the
east think is scarcely strong enough,
seeing it has had its origin chiefly in
local causes. TO produce a widespread
movement.
He had implicit confidence in the
honesty. intelligence and respect for
human life of the workingmen OF his
State. and he was sorry to see the
eastern papers disappointing them.
He thinks they shonld make them
selves more fully acquainted with the
facts before expressing such alarming
opinions. and arousing incendiary
fears that he believes never will he
realized.
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TENDTO PEEsNEss.
How Fritz Went for the Doctor N
Hurry

One night last week jolly old Ger
man farmer rode to Chestnut Hill after
a physician for his wife, who was very
sick. He dismounted from his horse
in front of a saloon just as the boys
insine had begun to make merry over
the first key of beer. He approached
and looked cautiously around the
scene. The foaming glasses were
held high above the heads of the rev.
elers, as one Of the number pronounc-
ed toast appropriate to the occasion.
The silent watcher licked his lips
and wished his errand had been one
not requiring so much dispatch. He
was turning reluctantly away when
the crowd saw him.
''Hallo!" they shouted. There's
Fritz. Bring him in
He was hauled up to the bar, all
the time protesting.
''Poys, [ was in quick hurry.
Old woman sick like the tayvel. |
was come NIT der doctor sooner as
lightnin.
well, you can take some beer
while you're here, and kill two birds
with one stone,' was the reply.
''Yaas, | gill one chicken nit a
couple of shtones, and der old woman
die nit out der doctor; l don't forgot
myself of it, eh!'
''Oh, she won't die. You don't get
beer often, and you've got the old
woman all the time. ''Fill 'em up
again
''Yaas l got der all der time, but
exposin' she go ded, don't got her
any more sometimes. It's better |
go nit der toctor, seldom right away
off,"
But he didn't go. AS one glass
after another was forced upon him by
the reckless crowd, the object of his
errand was floated further from his
vision, until it was carried of his mind.
altogether. and his voice, untinged
with anxiety, joined in the drinking
songs and arose above all others.
Thus he was found by his son, late
that night. The boy grasped him by
the sleeve and SAID.
''Fader, come home
Fritz turned, and at the sight of his
boy great fear arose in his mind
swept away the fumes of beer ana
brought him to Il sense of his situa-
ton, and in an awestruck tone he
said:
"1awcub, how You was come here 2
Vas Something's der matter -
"Yaw." replied the boy
Veil. spoke up about it. Vas der
Old vooman-vas your mudder-is she
died ! 1 can shtand dem best. DON
keen your fader in expense poy
shpid it ond. Was We gouble of
orphanses. Yawcub -
Men," answered the boy; won
vas anoder. \ leedle baby COON NIT
der her house.
Fritz was overcome for q moment
but finally stammered out:
Vas dot 500 | expose id vas not
SO soon already. Vell-vell in der
middle of life we don't know what
to turn mp. Men exposes. Fill up
der glasses some more again.
The boy ventured 20 ask the old
man why he had not seen the doctor.
Wy, did she want Il doctorl Pet
ter she tole me so. | get him pooty
quick. Never mind. | safe more as
ten dollar doctor bill on dot baby.
Dot vas good shild. Fill up der
glasses. lIurrah for dot little buck
baby, We Won't go home till yester-
day.
Fritz got home at last. and was at
Chestnut Hill again after some medi-
cine. The boys could not get him in
TO the saloon this time. he said to
them:
You bet | tend to my peesness
now.
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A new imported Hungarian, en-
loved on farm u few miles north of
he city. tilted mp II bee hive the other
av to see what the bees were doing
,nder there. He knows now. He
avs they were mixing CHI ain-lightning
md had two thousand tons Of 1t ON
.and. which exploded before he had
imc to let the box down.
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