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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-07-12
Letters now 20 of In dozens,
y the summer time draws nigh,
To the simple country censlns,
whom wen ~ cary By and-by.
DON'T GO orr BEFORE you ARE
READY.

Particularly on long journey. Re fully pre-
pared. You cannot be. permit a. 10 say, unless
you are accompanied with the travellers and
ta4lrisf.s rnde 6ss.afn Hosteiief's stomach Bit
tiers, most genial ~ appetizer~, scclimAtizcrs
aud promoters oi digestion. Against sca sick.
ness, malaria cramps amt COLES begotten OF
i,adly cooked or unw holrsome food and bracki sh
water. nervousness, increased by travel, chronic
hili0usness aad constipation. the Bitters u q
sovereign preventive II I'm arts n relish for
f,.od not altogether 20 your taste. aud prev uts
Ii frnin disHgreeing with you. Never was there
such capital thing for the unfortunate dys.
peplir who stands III dread of the best cooked
meal ztomachic trouble caused by III prepared
vinndz aboard ship, ON STEAMBOATS,. aud rAtions
hastily boitcd at railway restaurants, 10 svon
reIaedied by the biiters. which gives a quietus
also ~ rheumatism, kidney troubles and In
somuia.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-07-12

u IL the tlr thiug, OF life the worries
OF to-day and tomorrow, that y AXE the
Gro S's feet arouud our eyes So The little
pains of an Il ur or minute break down
the constitution. Io. X after the little Ills.
BRANDKETH's rIILs cure dyspepsia, or
indtgt,-t n. headache, pain In The Shou :
der. coughs. ttghtnr-- IL Ilie chest. dizEi-
ue--, -our stnna h. had taste IA he M =,
- linu~ attack, ia pita,ion Of the heart
N mua' Ism of the iunp~. Pain Ia tue
regtpu OF the kiAneA- nd a hun red other
psinfui =, nptouN are the IT pring ~ ay-
Iri.sia. One or two pills very night II
sufficient.
RRANpRETH's PUBS are sold in every
", ana nrdicine store, either p.ain Or
3 igar o tied.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-07-12
v,l.E-i p,l.1-!. plLn.,li

Br Williams Indian Pile Ointment II the onls
,t,re rnrr for hliud, Bleeding OF Itching Pile
YER discovered II never fails To cure OLD
chronic cases Of long stan1iLg
Judge Cniilnhury, Cleveland, o., SAYS,
i have found = experience thar DR.. WI
feltef
Ia not suffer al Instant longer sold BY Wi
1iAnaSon's Manufacturing Co. Props, Cleveland
BhiA. Soc and 81
soid 81 4 Blumaner & Co., Wholesale Drag
gsts. Portland, Or
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-07-12
eoNsUMPTIoN SURELY CURED.

TO rms EptroE rlrase inform your reader
that have a positive rrmc,iy for the above
named az asc tiy il iimrly use thousands Of
rut.sl,ss easrs uHv. b.en permanently cuied. l
sbaU N. rlAh 10 send two bottles uf my remedy
lr,.t. a. any II your r-adrrs Who have c0nsump.
ton II they " M srud .Ic th-ir expr,ss and post
atleu address. Respectfully.
T. A sLOCrM, NJ. C.,
ISL tsPa 1 STREET, New York.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-07-12

To TIE Public. This Il to certify that
DIR, Darri has restored my hearing and
stopped the noise aud ringing in ms ear@,
that have caused me great deal % trouble
and embarrassment for the past year or "a.
| cheeffully recommend the doctors To the
an cited a. know well 81 their success
aud reputation in San FIR nci~co.
a. CASE Tacoma Wash.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-07-12
.THE HfsToGENETIC sYSTFM AP-
PEALs To THE COMMON SENSE
or Tur PEOPLE"
rAporsE Crrl. Wal,

iAtntsk CRY, wash
nsAn -iR Thinkins perhaps Il might bc beneficial
l., snsieflug Humanity With gfrat pleas re I'D
teilnHn - thr many theFs y prd ~ hisiesehvtie
uiIyIitine4 Tongue and I.en cannot graft
flsis do tl4at 1--WE my life - your ngsti
cus . last tict her ass taken With aui otasilfp
~ that dIssi dssase ff'lsn VII - my le PIC has
died las IN tnk tast Dad not kupw whAttn dA
kuazirg ana that etr fsla ~ IN spite ~ tn enurts
~ b. iofs - Tho \ sch al Il tngAi cine had hs
sliyemll Hsaiins yaar ultsii ines - highly rac
uni s.tutis4 rcs1tt,s g & them b a faith a.
the iil e. h ha,l arts y Lost the U.s. q ins
Il lnnsi eoush not " eft aie WOULD lose nv
~ ath - ut ;. cniista } cnuEiig and iaing Pns
AftpT t,kius H,s4nv $50 wees could breathe Hsely
aud left si4 ia two months ling sefc Euil
Haslns fetifed such nnrAtetsd rel - 'of ny iang.
canr uAtd " asa V t1r M sho Aiiinfnts ~ hitven
- - standing suner1n. Unit Ia misery from N
pletiun male truatias, iFulApsus nd esfatan ~
"a, ute laluf ] ard ~ faeu meUseA eAsarr ~ tn
ladder aiptat1n u the hsaFt a. in tact the h lr
nrtsoua syt eenElrte SlasA sha,isief ~hen
think Il ibv mum q Esll.,us oh aud the many
II fhs hsst Aa4t n 90 thnk Of the ual3 thou
stli whu D. liy -sat - their graves - III anr
laaEr rTaccs After iaAing ypar nlritcine four
utsItss NaH entire sUii ut All nJ tnsnh - csn p
sAy enough III ptai u thent sd eNIsef "a devote u,
IA i g uy tims - ,gl.a s'ns ihsir n, ~ aersa,
fasis tht SEA and Aaiftei II ths noAIr men anu
.t.lrf dssige Il T. tn NJ mankind, wemid
investigate yurF syst N hey N9uld surely
iss5,.f IA hailor asI confidence b. aczsryrs -
Dropping te Putens 4 the ad ssl 81 heb aniy
atWn snA estry hv tissurAi anA Adopting yours.
shlzh hia b. tissats ami nilss' b the euly tfu.
s,s-e. - healing hies vii stand thu test q and
y. ) Iitfng snutar yuH a. authnr n yaur 81
las aeke aaYthias { tau tnrss snfsl yen must have
the thousands yUu lave ssfssI frlul cart gFatr
Euon e,nIt said 10 hn sho can turn raissFy 80
y ',hias ygu loes hsEsy ne ! am yog, .inssrr
-sii.-..iisl aud 70 B torr this s,h day Of
iF.fl PRANK MAIptRs Notary PulAie
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-07-12

Mr. Editor-DEAR DIR: A few weeks
az | was taken with an acute attack OF
rh ~n,nati~m n my left shoulder and arm
40 | was not T. work. snd could hnd
no ri II until put nys, II unher Dr. Dar-
MS electric treatment. He cured me In
about one weeks time. so | can now Use
my arm most AS well as ever. Yours,
LEWIS STUMP,
Kaiauna, Wash.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-07-12

Can the sale of an inferior article ron.
stantly increase Tor "a yearsl Dlbbins'
Electric Sop has been ON the ma krt ever
Since 1855 aud il =, day, ever, the best
and purest family soap made. Try IT,.
our grocer will get IT,.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-07-12

ened bread. A half dozen other rari-
ties come to mind but space viii not
permit enumeration. John w. Wright,
In ST. Louis Republic.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-07-12

Dr. Jord NJ OH IN at the residence II
X Mayor Yeslcr. Third and james. seai.
Ue. Consultation and prescription ab-o-
utely FHEE. Send f1r free book explaining
The Histogenetic system.
CAUTION. The Histogeretic Medicine
are sold in bat one agency In each town
The lat, around he b tile bears the fol
owing iuscr piion: e DR. j. Eugene Jor
ans II tnaenrtic Medicine" Every other
l.sriee T. \ fraud
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-07-12
Drs. parrIn,. Place or BusIne...


D--. D,rrin can he consulted daily at the
Washi gton building, corner Fourth aud
Washington streets. Portla 4, and Bar ow
Call" building Tacoma. Wash. Hours,
~ To 5; evenings, To 3; Sundays, 10 to IL
All chronic diseases, blood taints,
Irregularities In women, loss OF
VITA power and early indiscretions perma-
nently ca ed, though no references are
ever made IL the press 'oncrrning such
cases owing To IN delica~y of the patients.
Examinations free o all. and circulars will
be sent IRE u any address Cha yes TOR
treatment according 10 patients ability to
nav. The poor treated frs ~ charge FROM
10 10 IL daily. All private dissa 80 contl-
dentially treated aud cures guaranteed.
Patients at a disiance can BE- cured by
hone treatment Medicines and letters
sent without tn. doct r. name Appearing.
Pfuuder's Orsgoa fstaod Purifier n
thu b II remedy for that a cad disease dyspep-
II.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-07-12

For h. cure of q cough ar sore threat,
RroWn's bronchial Troches are 8 IN
D Q remedy.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-07-12
oun LITTLE WORRIES AND Ills.

She gu tell ,oUr 81 ter meant 20 write hel
a mote, hut du't lie thanks. She II BE- glae
to kuow II.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-07-12

A i'htsturg dealer IN umhrcl as claims 70 b We
discovered that women always return borrowed
tEa. flaU
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-07-12

Few men SOW their Wild oats without gcttln
more or less rys mixed ia with them.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-07-12

ME- JHHh ShNf q F-FOulIhthN EauJ VI
Portland, Gives Her Experience
With DIR. DRrrin.
DEAR EDITOR: have been a well won.
gust. when | was taken down with chill
a fever which confined me 10 my bed
nine weeks with rheumatism In my limhr
and hands also liver and kdney troubles
After ling ring in this condition tor tiv'
months MAS advised by my ply stefan t.
Try electricity. Az DIR. Darrin had cured
my mother of yariou ailments tao year
ago, put myself under his care. Now
ann so far cured OF all my troubles thai
My a few more treatm ents are needed. /
can be seen at 2i3 eeond street, P1r' land.
MARY l.. SAX.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-07-12

No news Is good news" perhaps. But you
cant make ali editor believe II.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-07-12
Your Blood

Needs a susa,i cleansing This sprtug. III order 60
nsercom, the Impurities which have accumu
lated during thr vim CT. or which may be hered.
ifary. aud eHuse you much suffering We conf
deatlv recommend Hend's sarsapafilla a. the
very best spring medicine. By rs use the blood
Is purified enriched and Tl'aiised, that tired
itesing Is utiteiy overcome and the whole hsdy
gtvrn stEtHR,h aud visnr. The appetite il re-.
stored aud shagpaued, the digestive nrFans are
toned and the Kidneys and liver iuyirorated
.Aifaf suffering ler over two years from gen.
efsl debility aud dyspepsia, wss hnally per
,Bstas "a ~ Heotl sarshpnfslia, aa4 sake
great pleasure In saving that after taking thne
BOTTLES feel greatly scleyai hope thar any
sHtfsrHf- fem tAs ahaYee complaints who ha open
10 ills xii tnAe courage and try Heed's sa-.
,apafIila 't-Alas . \ PfrtR.oS, OAK Grove
ayspu ssp Francisco cal
Hoods SarsapaFiila
sold b. AZ druggists, 81, "a tea s. Prepared
auiy Nv ! noon s 20. lowell. Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-07-12

NOR CLEANSING, PURIFYING And BEAU
Il tifyiug the skin az Children aud infants
aud curing torturing. dishgnHng. tic ing. ally
aud mpl diseases % the skin. scalp aud
b"ot. with loss ~ hair from inianc' too age
the rrrtcURA RENRDtE> are infai tbc.
tUutUEs. the great SKIN cure. aud cUrtCuRA
70 r. 80 exquisite skin b au her. rxtsrna ~.
and tCryCRA kE~DLVEST. the new blood puri
Ter, int fuaiy. cure every form 81 skin ani
blood disease from pimples 10 srrufula.
snld cye,y wtsre. Price. CvrIcuRA, Toe; Soar,
15c. RssoLvgSr 81. Prepared by the POTTER
bRU0 ANp CHEMICAL CORPORATION RosToN, NJ ASS
send for I" How e. Eur -ktn Di~.aeas
E%-B shs's SIX IN an sea !, ~ rcrttu aIiu-szs,A
E& heautiied ny CUrIcuRA SOAR. WG
- KfnNEY rAISs. ba~karhe aud weakness
&M cured by CurtCuRA A SrI PAYS PLAsrsn. all
W nstsnfHns ous uain suh'ninv nat" 20
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-07-12
CURING DISEASES ny ELxcrRICIry
stubborn Diseases Yield to skIIlfuI

Treatment.
1t is positive fact that theart OF curing
di eases by electricity Is revolutionizine
the practice OF medicine, as II IN shown W
the following testimonials that speak for
themselves:
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-07-12

PfuudeF-s Or.gon tsiaod Purifier IL
tn, b 1t remedy for that d cad DISEASE dyspep-
ia. for II regulates the lymphatlc system aud
bad secretious.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-07-12

y ishins you iseg happy life I AN your sineuur
cad Mtts " EA ,SDALE,
and suorn 70 b tarr ne this 5th day O.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-07-12

rRNNK MAurIRs. Nsl..Ir fal.lis
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-19
RETALIATION SUGGESTED.
Frenchmen Excited Over the Nc.
Kinley Tariff

PARIS, Oct. 1S.-There has been great
excitement during the week at Lyons
over the new United States tariff law.
and M. Bordeaux, the Lyons deputy,
has given notice that he will, in the
chamber, demand retaliation for the
increased duties on French goods. He
will especially propose that retaiiat-
DRY duty be placed Oh petroleum, and
will also suggest that board of inspec-
ton be established for the examination
of all imports from the United States.
On the other hand, the committee for
the defense of the silk market held a
great meeting at Lyons, at which the
speakers took the ground that policy of
retaliation was likely to do more harm
than good. The meeting was attended
by silk merchants. spinnerS and silk
workers generally from st. Etienne, st.
diamond and the entire adjoining re-
gion. Most of the senators and depu-
ties from the district, as we'll as the
mayor of the city and majority of the
members of the chamber of commerce.
were present. The president of the
chamber of commerce called attention
to the fact that the adoption of a re-
taliatory policy against Italy has al
ready cost the Lyons market 7,u00,0 900
francs worth OF business, and has given
Germany an industrial supremacy in
Italy. The Americans. he said, wish to
export without importing. They would
see that this is impossible. but he would
leave them to reap the inevitable
fruits of their own bad policy.
1t would be much better not to interfere
With these results by any angry steps
Oh the part of France. Besides. the
notable injustice committed by France
and other countries towards America in
the matter of pork had led to the COLI
ferring of extraordinary powers upon
the president of the United States by
the EdmundS' retaliatory bill, and
might entail danger to the great French
staple articles of export. particularly
wines and silks. The president was
followed by senator and two members
of the chamber of deputies. all of whom
spoke to the same effect. The council
of the department of Roches du Rhone
has already called for the annuiment of
the decree against American pork, the
hygienic authorities having unanimously
declared that its. admission would ili-
>vOlve no danger to the public h ealth.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-19

Chenille Curtains, $3.50.
Chenille Curtains, fringed top and
bottom. in all the new standings.
FRANK S. WEIDENBoRNER.
POS East Seventh Street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-19
Ireland, Archbishop Logue, has kept a
non-committai attitude toward
the plan of Ga munfyu

Ireland, Archbishop Logue. has kept a
non-committai attitude toward
the Plan OF Campaign,
while Archbishops Croke and Walsh
have been outspoken in their adhesion
to the patriotic cause. That they will
be called upon to disavow and discour-
age the plan of campaign is assumed as
certain i'll advance. and Irish national
lists are discussing the attitude to be
taken in view of such command.
Anything like schism' said L. p.
O'COnnOr to-day. lis not to be thought
of. The Irish people could never think
for a moment of abandoning the church
of their fathers, or of lacking i'm respect
for the head of the church. They lave
proven their devotion by too many acts
in the past for it to be questioned now.
They adhered to Rome when it was
death for a priest to be found in Eng
land or Ireland, and when the penal
laws deprived the Catholic child of his
heritage. and gave it to the Protestant;
and they will be true now, even when
the same Tory influences which
upheld and would have perpetuated
the penal laws have succeeded in gain
ing the ear and favor of the Vatican.
10 the pOpe's command we answer. in
the language of Daniel O'Connell, that
we take our religion. but not our poll
tics. from Rome. In one important re-
spect," added Mr.. O'Connor, 1.-The hos
tility of the Vatican is help to our
cause. 1t cOnvinces the body of dis
senters in Great Britain and Ireland
that We are not the tools of Rome, and
that in laboring for Irish home rule we
are not laboring to bring Ireland under
papal dominion. AS these dissenters
form the bulk of the great Liberal party
enemies should not be APPLE to use
against us the weapon of bigotry in an
appeal to dissenting preiudices, and the
course taken by the Vatican makes the
use of such weapon impossible
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-19
BALFOUR IS LOGICAL.
He Turns the Tables on His Ira.
Queer, John Morley.

Queer, John Morley.
LONDoN, Oct. 1S.-At the meeting of
the Northern Conservative union at
Newcastle today. Mr.. Balfour renewed
his attack on John Morley, who, he said.
had assailed him with the charge of
absenteeism from his post, ignoring the
fact that while he (Mr. Morley was
chief secretary for Ireland for six
months he was in Ireland precisely five
days. Referring to the Tipperary trou-
BILE. MIR. Balfour denied that any princi-
pie of law or common sense had been
violated in the appointment of MIR.
Shannon as one of the judges to
try MeSsrs. Dillon and O'Brien, and
the other defendants. When the Bel
fast riots occurred the resident magis-
trates, whom MIR. Morley had appointed,
were repeatedly called upon to adjudi-
cate cases with which they had just
previously dealt in their executive ca
pacity. In regard to the collision he
tween the police and the mob at Tip
perary. MIR. Balfour said there was the
usual conflicting evidence. Past eX-
perience justified him in believing
what responsible officers reported. The
evidence showed that Col. Caddeli, who
had charge of the police at TipperarY.
knowing the dangerous character of
the mob. was perfectly justified in NOV
ing it on. Within the court house gates
no more force was used by the police
to prevent the ingreSS of the
crowd than was absolutely neces-
sary. The conduct of the crowd was
such that it was impossible for the
police to refrain from using some force.
1t was quite plain that Mr.. Morley was
too much carried away by political
passion to be an impartial witness. Mr..
Morley had misquoted Col. Caddell, and
had grossly misrepresented sume of his
arguments. Comparing the positions of
the two men. he was certain that all
Englishmen would feel that the part
acted in the drama by Col. Caddell was
one that they would rather have acted
than the part played by Mr.. Morley.
Let the people compare Mr.. Morley's
statements with the facts of the case,
and then say whether they were willing
to trust the interests of the loyal
minority in Ireland to the party with
which Mr.. Morley was in alliance.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-19
IN THE PAY OF ROYALISTs.
Boulanger an Expensive Luxury
for French PretandeeS

Boulanger an Expensive Luxury
for French Pretenders.
PARIS, Oct. Ism. Naquet. who for a
long time was one of Gen. Bouanger's
most trusted supporters, but who at
recent meeting of the constituency
which he represents in the chamber of
deputies announced that he had aban-
doned the general, has mado further
revelations regarding thesinside history
of the Boulangist movement. M. Ma
auet says that the resources of the Bou-
langist party having become exhausted,
through the extravaganza of the gen
eral, the Royalists, who were secretly
supporting the Bouiangist movement,
collected fund amounting to 5000, 900
francs, which it was their intention
should be devoted to securing the cleo
ton of Boulangist candidates for the
chamber of depuues. Half of the fund
was, according to M. Naquet, contrib
uted by the Count of Paris. OF the
whole amount given by the Royalsts
the Boulangist party secured only I,30O,-
COO francs, the remainder being diverted
by Gen. Boulanger from the uses to
which the subscribers meant it should
be applied
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-19
You Are Cordially Invited

To visit Sig Hanauer, lately proprietor
of the great Manhattan One-Price Cloth
ing company, now at 1868 Wabasha
street. opposite postoffice. 1t is here
where you will find ALI entire new
stock. no job worn goods, but every
thing new, of the latest styles, lowest
prices and strictly one price only. No
devlations are made. All goods marked
i'll plain figures. Give me call ii you
wish honest goods at honest prices.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-19
A CONGRESS OF NUGGETS.
The Little People Hold Conven.
ton in St. Paul This Week.

ton in St. Paul This Week.
The little people will be in possession of
curio hall at the st. Paul Museum this week.
The tiniest people on earth. First there is
Paul Crowley and his partners. They are
not only midgets, but they are skeleton mid
gets whom an ordinary Minnesota zephyr
would blow away. Then there is Maggie,
the midget with her little husband and their
midget baby. A very interesting congress OF
little people and very bright, too, Then
there is a thrilling implement act in which
Prof. Sicotte is the knife thrower. and pretty
Mabel Lawrence. the heroine. She stands
coolly before pine target, while the profes-
sor with seeming TeckIessness, but withsa
wonderfully true aim fills the pine boards
full of quiverng blades. whose keen edges
Fever so much as scratch her tender flesh.
She is imprisoned but not impaled.
On the stages of Theaters two and three
there are two strong shows which will prove
attractive. There is George Davies who imi-
tates with all the accuracy of a photograph
and photograph all the great actors: there
are Harry and Annie Bendon in a character
change act who are metamorphosed in q
trice from two 1or;orn tramps into pair of
utterly utter dudes: there are the funny five,
a quintette of Senebambians who appear i'll
a rollicking musical sketch, THE Managers
Dilemma" and many others.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-19
Pair of Damage Cases.

Nut Chocolates. Ryan Fruit Store
Telephone.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-19
PRISON SUNDAY.
Secretary Hart Gives an Idea of
Its Observance.

Secretary Hart, of the board of correct ion
and charities, is eniisting the services of the
clergy of the state for the general Obsery-
ance OF what is known as Prison Sunday.
Many states have devoted d Sunday in Octo-
Der to the consideration from the pulpit of
penal and reformatory questions. The OBJ
lect of the Prison Sunday is to deal with the
best methods of treating crime and Grim
inals. By presenting the facts of the great
social problem of crime. and by explaining
the best methods to prevent violation OF the
laws. and by efforts both in and out of
prison, it will be possible to reduce crime.
The circular sent by Secretary Hart to the
clergy of the state is as follows:
Prison Sunday. at which time all ministers
are requested TO preach a sermon on prison
reform. the treatment of criminals or some
related subject
l would suggest that, if practicable. you
visit the Jail or lookup or both, in your
town before the service.
In some cases union service has been
found very satisfactory
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-19

Charles Erickson has sued the St Pau, e.
Duluth Railway company to recover SIT 900
damages sustained while employed OH its
road as section hand by being run over bv
an engine. which cut off his right leg
Louis Goldenberg mas commenced an ac-
ton against Emil Slawek to recover 81 900
for assaulting and beating him and throw
ing him down long fight of stairs on the
premises of Lanpher.' Finch 4 Skinner, CD
Aug. IL.