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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-03

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Depew is very much more than a sinners
cial taiker. He is q man of knoyled,s|
ana he knows how to apply it. Ifb1
sometimes seems TO lack gravity il il ~
cause he knows that there is NOTHING N
depressing as dull speech of the En- an
type after his fellow creatures have dinssI
think | observe tendency on his nal
to temper the edges Of his wittici,nJ
somewhat, and | think that the whoI.'
country Will eventually agree that il ~
no better speaker than Chauncey NJ.
pew. l am glad to hear that there is a pro.i
pect that he will be heard at the openinl
OF the Columbia exposition in Chlcaey
Colonel Bob Ingersoll is N great demapl
as dinner speaker now, and while he u
always eloquent, poetic and magnetic p
his talk, he is somewhat inclined to preiJ
dice himself by injecting his agnostic II
llefs INTO everything that he has to saw. 4
heard him at Delmonico's the other niehl
on the occasion of the banquet of the re1
resentatives of the United Musical Socl
ties of the country, deliver an address n
the subject of Music" which, for beau
of imagery, grandeur of thought and -
preston l never heard equaled. 1t ~
simply magnificent poem, and one q.
serving of publication in every corner y
the world. 1t was a theme upon whr'
the colonel could expand withE,
the slightest restraint. He Is
enthusiastic lover of music, especiaIf
Wagner's music. He used to be foun}
every night at the German opera, al
there is probably no man in this city viii
will go farther now to hear Seidl u
Damrosch concert. The colonel cares ver}
little for the dramatic side of Wagner. a
for German singing, which he thinks, Is
rule, mars Wagnerian operas, but to q
chestration his whole being goes out. q
see him sitting in front at the opera, ii
eyes closed, his head thrown back, onI
might think that he really possessed oaI
of those institutions known as a soul, and
that it was being taken out of him by IA
wonderful harmonies evoked by the o5
chestra. While the colonel is touched n
simple melodies, like the rest of us, he
so big and broad and extensive that is n
quires Wagner's stormy strains to fillrh1
brain and start him into ecstacy. l has1
no doubt that he could be lifted into higI
realms of thought and moved to great Ell
deayor by heavy cannonade.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-03

IL you hsd taken two of Csrter's Little Liver
Pills before retiring you would not have had
that coated tongue or bad taste in the mouth
ional use.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1892-08-20

truth about her condition, which has so
long been withheld from the pubic, Is at
last becoming known. Everyone knew
that she was suffering from nervous pros
tration when she left Washington, and IL
is now said that she has for ,everal years
known that she had a cancer In her stoIn-
ach, aud thnt IL was because Of inforIna-
ton stating that this cancer had reached
n dangerous point i'm its growth that
President Harrison was so anxious to get
to her. The cancerous trouble Is said To
have been inherited by Mrs. Harrison.
The Americans who have for some
years been scheming TO get certain con-
roads, etc. from the Chinese govern
meut, are credited with having had sufli-
cient Influence with that government to
get il To decline receiving ex-senator
Blair as UniIed States minister, but If it
be true, As stared here, that the present
Clnuese minister To the United States is
tO he recalled because OF his having used
his Influence TO hep the aforesaid Amer
lean schcmers, H. IL plnin that tue tchein-
els have lost their "pull' on HIS Celestial
Highne-s, the Emperor of China, or Oh
the fellow who does the Emperor's think
ing for him.
There is trembling in the big Govern
meIt Printing Office, aud it h not caused
by the danger of the old building, whicD
the employees have in u measure become
accustomed to, but by the big discharge
which always comes shortly after Con-
gress adjourns may strike the shop any
day.
The Secretary OF State Is pleased with
the iDtimaLion that Canada will revoke
the discrimination against Ameri. an ves-
sells, and says that he anticipated such
action from the first. and never believed
that 1t would be necessary for the Presi'
dent TO exercise the authority conferred
upon him by the recent retaliation act OF
Congress.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1892-08-20
CORRESPONDENCE.
OUR TRAVELLING MAN.
An Interesting Letter From a Man Who
Is Knocking About.

RoBERTA, La, August l6. 1872.
To the Editor Of The Progress:
In our rambles, we halted at the thriv
ing little village of Carterville, situated
I'm North Bossier, where is TO be seen that
push and energy which characterizes
the enterprising man. Carter Brothers,
keep continually improving their pos
sessions, in the way of new buildings,
fences, and the clearing of lands. Crops
are rs good around Carterville as they
have ever been known 10 be. We were
Hospitality Entertained by the good peO-
pie, aud after adding several names to
our list OF subscribers to THE PRoGREs. +,
and helping devour water melon
weighing sixty pounds, we reluctantly
took leave, casting lingering glances
over the fence where that melon grew.
There is something i'm the vicinity OF
Carterville that has magnetic influence
over our movements, and makes us lean
that way. Ii may be that melon patch,
but II 1t was not the fear of the lightning
which may lurk within pair OF beauti-
full eyes, we might say it was them.
After leaving Carterville, we set sail
for Chaleybeate Spring Church. where
we found newly erected steam saw mill,
from which is being shipped Immense
quantities of lumber, and at Roberta. on
the Cotton Belt railroad, Is another nil
doing great deal Of business. The fact
Is steam mill whistles make music i'm the
air at morning, noon aud night. Not
long ago we said something about little
noisy pygmy of a mill over here and one
of the hands employed there raissd ave.
table cyclone around us, therefore we
will eay nothing of that touch-me-not
and ouly speak of those that are not
afraid of being advertised.
Mr.. G.. G. Allen is erecting steam cir
on his farm near old Red Land, and ht
will have all the modern improvements
attached. together with earder, which
will add much to the beauty of the sam
pie, aud should enhance the value
RAMBLER.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1892-08-20
NO. 20.

hOnored principles Of Democracy? som"
of you say that you can work and vote
in the Alliance or Third Party, but W.
will vote the Democratic ticket when if
comes TO electing II president. You cant
do this, for it will DE the extreme of mug
wunpism. This will put you in fa'sc
position. You can not prove false To
that party which demands your support.
You have always been true to those priu-
ciples that should actuate and guild.
every true son on Southern soil. W.
know you think that you are right. We
know you are honest In your Intentions,
vet you are misguided when you pro
clam that you must leave the old ship oi
Democracy and launch ont in your ] hiid
Party schooner on an unknown sea. with
Il crew made up of the disafIec'cd from
all parties. IL /, n settled fact that i
you can not get your rights among your
friends, how can You expect To get them
among strangers? Farmers of Louis'an9 I,
stick 10 the grand old Democratic snip.
stand up for your rights as yon have
done in the past, and as sure as there IL
a God i'm heaven, you Will come Oui
victorious in the end. ID.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1892-08-20
BEHIND THE FOOTtlGHTS.

Jefrrys Lewis has secured the American
rights for "A Bitter Past"
Agnes Burroughs is to play leading parts
next season in Thomas W. Kecne's COM
pany.
John J. McNally. OF the Boston Herald.
Is rchearsing his newest play, "A Bad Bar
gain"
Abbey and Grau's next opera season will
begin at the New York Metropolitan opera
house Nov. 81.
Miss Lee Bascom, who wrote "A God Of
Gotham" has finished curtain raiser
called THE Little Jade"
Albert Drumming will not star this sea
non, as reported. Next season he will go
out with new romantic drama.
The trouble at Homestead has been
dramatzed In n four net nlelodrama called
"Monongahela; or, Homestead in 'g!."
Bcerbohm Tree is entertaining American
actors in London, and people say he wishes
TO make n professional tour Of the United
States
william Yartlley. the "Bill VI the Play
of London, has sold n three net play to
Daniel Frohman, of the New York Lyceuri
thcater.
Peggy Pride Is to forsake vaudeville and
will next season play the leading female
role in "The Black Crook" ut the New
York Academy of Music.
Percy Vernon, actor, has become Lord
Lyveden. That is, Percy was once an
actor In England, but left the "profesh" ~
become nurscryman and florist.
Mckee Rankin's new play, ~ Kentucky
Colonel" will probably have four weeks
run at the Union Square thent<r, New
York, beginning the last week IA August.
An idrl OF the Revolution. written by
Henry ,atterson, editor OF the Louisville
Courier-Journal, was prosluc ed Mt the Sol
diers' home. Dayton. o.. and was well re-
ceived.
Jay Rial will retire from theatrical bisi-
hess and in future rcsilein Surinan. South
America, where he has received a conces,
sion from the Dutch government Of very
valuable gold mine.
Edmond Walter ritz-Mauricc Viscount
kirkwall. Baron Dechmont and Earl of
Orkney, was married to Connie Gilchrisi,
actress, formerly Of the London Gaiety
burlesquers, ard the Duke Of Beaufort
gave her away at the altar.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1892-08-20
FEMININE FANCiES.

A woman Of the name OF Mary Evans,
living in Harlem. New York city, IN Ii
censed captain of ship Of which her hus-
band Is chief engineer.
Mrs. r. Ii. Mspp. Of Millcdgcville. Ga.
has becn awarded diploma and u gold
me,ial by the Inventive society Of Paris
for her invention Of bread raiser.
At Lincoln, Neb., the Evangelical cburcn|
has ~ its pastor the Rev. {. q. B-uncr.
whose wife, the Rev. Ella g. E-uDer, Is his
assistant pastor and pulpit understudy.
Mrs. Nellie Grant -Sartoris now lives In
London and In woman of wealth. Her
father-in-law left his estate to her and her
two children on the condition that they
would make their residence in England.
Lady Brooke, OF Tranby Croft and bac-
carat fame. Is marvelously pretty woin-
nm, just n trifc passed. She has exquisite
golden hair, deep blue eyes. finely markell
brows aud graceful, elegant figure.
Mrs. Osborne. n widow, has cleared q. nm
to $6 200 year from her ranch near Salt
Lake City She raises vegetables. Lately
she added chicken ranch and two incu-
bntorx, and expects 70 clear si0.Ooo this
year. . .
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1892-08-20
FROM WASHINGTON, D. c.
Notes of Interest Gathered From Around
About the National Capital.
RAMBLER.

Notes Of Interest Gathered From Around
About the National Capital.
wAsHiSGToN, d. c., August IL, 1892.
To The Progress
Which party will control the next
House of Representatives? II you can
correctly answer this conundrum, you
can come very near to naming the next
president, ms i'm q majority OF national
elections the party that elected the presi-
dent also elected majority Of the House.
but there have been exceptions to this
rule, and there probably will be again.
The politicians are doing soIEe close hgur-
ing on the next House, and while neither
Republicans nor Democrats are disposed
at this time to make public the result.
they will, most OF them, acknowledge
that the Peoples Party may elect enough
Rep, esentatives to hold the balance of
power, aud the handful of Peoples Party
members of the present House express
themselves as being confident Of holding
the balance OF power in the next House,
notwithstanding their failure TO raise the
money to maintain Conversational cam
paign committee.
was pi esent ut very interesting pri-
vate conversation on this subject be-
tween two members OF the present
House, one Democrat and the other q
Republican, and they both thought that
il the Peoples Party could carry as many
rs forty Congressional districts this year.
they would control the organization Of
the next House; but they disagreed ne to
whether II was possible for that party to
carry 50 many districts, the Republican
inclining to the b, lief that It might carry
about thirty district In the South. and
the Democrat asserting that It could not
carry one-fourth the number In that sec
ton. and that its only hope was In the
Northwest. Both Of the old party Con-
gressioual committees nre we'll supplied
with monev, aud IL Is certain that lots If
IL will be used 10 prevent the Peoples
Party from holding the balance OF power
In the next House.
Mrs. Harrison's continued ilfn~ss h
making her frienis very uneasy, and The
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1892-08-20
No. a25O-L Il. Carter vs. Nose Gilm

No. a250-L. II. Garter ~s. Nose Gilmore.
BY virtue OF q writ Of neri facias issued
to me In the ebove numbered aud en-
titled suit, ny Hou. &. ID. Hicks. JUS
iice Of the Peace for the Fourth Ward of
Caddo arish. Ia, have seized and
will sell NJ public Huct on at the front
door Of the courtroom, 205 Milan street,
on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 25. tsca,
the following described property, TO-
wit: improvements on lot Is. Garter
subdivision. Terms Of sale cash on the
spot, subject TO nppraisen"nt
&. w. KELLY, Constable.
Progress, July 0, 1S02.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1892-08-20
THE DEMOCRATIC SHIP.
The Political situation From q Southern
Standpoint.

Standpoint.
SHREVEPORT. La. August is, 1897.
To the Editor Of The Progress:
IL Is said that it /. wise man that
knows his own father, and truly he Is a
wise man that knows best what 10 do In
times like the present. We all are of the
opinion that great improvement could
be made, or something done to bring re-
lief 10 the thousand who can not, despite
their almost superhuman efforts, make
buckle and tongue meet. There Is one
class among us who seem to think that
TO better their condition, they must re-
sort to that old time method of, as 1t we're,
going or aud setting UP for themselves.
To say that they are not justified I'm ris-
ing up and demanding relief would be-
wrong; but can not agree that they
shall leave the rvOf and fold of the grand
old party that has never failed TO right
things that had gone wrong. Now
have reference to you, dear Alliance
friends, and / have put 1t to you
squarely-have you stopped to think
here you will land. should you persist
In demanding the creation OF u Third
party! II Is an old saying that true re-
form must begin ut home. You have
just rs much power. and yet remain In
the house OF your fathers. where first the
teachings OF that grand old founder,
Thomas Jefferson, laid down the princi-
pies to govern us. upon which the beau
tiful structure Of this grand union Of
States WAS erected. the only party that
has withstoOd the storms that have swept
over our fair land Of liberty, and As il
comes up from tho wreck and ruin, from
which 90 many parties aud isms have
gone down to rise no rnorr. IL Is made
brighter and purer; the dead Issues or
branches are Topped of. and Phoenix
like, she rises more grand aud yloriOus.
TO throw her protecting arms of liberty
around those who come to our shores tn
escape the oppression Of foreign lands.
To you who contemplate (be you farmer
or laboriug mani going to what Is called
the Third Party or Peoples Party, stop
aud reflect where you are drifting. Can
you Southern Democrats forsa<e that
party that has stood by you 20 faithfully
for which you hav- worked 80 diligently
10 uphold its principles, can you afford
to ally yourselves with ali those who
have been disappointed In every party
that has ever risen up agn',s, the time
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1892-08-20

Jcdge A. w. o. Hicks has some
fine registered jersey heifers
which he viii sell Ut rock-bottom
prices
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1892-08-20
Our PREMIUM OFFERS.

much give separate advertisement to each Pre-
which will lie found
PREMIUM OFFERS whole
oner rswilb made for q
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1892-08-20

ELEVEN Subscribers gets "The An
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The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1892-08-20
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The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1892-08-20

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-15
Scr Srn6febIertenfeI.

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febler seltolpert? gDer bat iib ni6t
i6on iiber einen iol9en gedrsert ober
-amiiiirt? Ser ,Srudfeblerteufel",
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aus. Selbit in ben tleiniten Sd9ern
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febler in cen Wtitndener Neueit.
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mutb bieIes unbelmliben &obolos, ipenn
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fiir fdunoie beiunoen. basesen belt
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bdtte bel grbifnuns Der 4usltelluns
bieIe bur6 oas Norbportal betreten,
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len. gnti6ieben elm Srudiebler 1T es.
penn bon einem &eoner beri9tet wirp,
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beIeelt iei.'
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nit lanaem Sersen ibrer idweren 3unoe
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rateniebern su tnaden se9eben: Wla=
nuicripte, oeren llrbeber nit Der Srtbo=
grapbie in oIfener 6eboe leben. r@nt=
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rSbertds" als Sppotbet seoeutet, .Si=
tegter" nit Director, oOertweno" nit
frequent slei9beoeuteno erabteno.
> vSiebsr0bebion" als neue S9reib-
psiie fir Discretion sebalten tperoen.
Mit elmer Sbalisn". 9lrbeiteriu mar
ni6t etua cine i'm Sienite Sbalia's,
nein, es mar cine nit Der gtdoel arbei=
lsnos Same semeint. nSiero" nSro
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-15

kttnbe ginfIuB bes fsrtwdbrenoen Be.
braudes Oabin iinb bic 3drtli9 be.
hiiteten 8elopfldnsden, ieoer S4immer
BON ibnen perlduinbet uno bariiber ers
gieBt fid in berben uno bbien ggorten
bic Sla9e iiber bic 8ersdngli9teit aaes
Srbii9en.
mir ieben alIo, bab @eoulo uno
@elO reht i6uantenoe. we6ielpoae
Sinse uno troBbem slei9Ssitig Die
bielbesebrteiten 8ebrau6sartitel, bic
@runopfeiler oes tdsli6en 2ebsns. bil-
ben. Wenn aber bic Welt tros ees aa-
semeinen @eoulb. unb zManeels
bod nod niht ins Sdppanten eeratb,n,
10 oanten mir bes ippbl gum Sbeil ie=
nen Srauen, melde INNER ipieoer Ge.
bulb fir ibre reipettipen Mdnner, Gin-
Der. epentuea iosar Gum Die bauslide
Sreieini9teit noll su ma6en) fir ibre
oienltbaren @eiiter finben. Semen
Srauen. bic i'm Stunoe iinb. ererbte
uno droniibe @eoulo- uno Gelo=Srant-
beiten nit 2icbe unb slusoauer biuweg=
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fompllsirteIten @eoulo- uno @elo.
grempel uno =Gdtbiel nit itoiider
&ube Observation-Disclosures. Sieien
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Siegerinnen im enoloien Sample mil
ben beioen beoeutungspollen 9roBen
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