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Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1893-03-24

6r.
After the expiration of sixty
days of publication the claimant
shall file with the register and
receiver an affidavit of proper
and continuous posting of notice
and plat on claim, and, if no
adverse claim has been made,
may pay for the land at the rate
of $500 for each acre and frac-
tional part therof.
SEC. 2325.-After sworn
statement Of applicants as to
fees and charges paid has been
filed, the papers will be forward
ed for patent which will issue if
they are regular.
(Amended January %, 1880,
to allow authorized agent to make
application and afhdavlts under
certain circumstances.
PATENT TO LODE CLAIM, HOW OBJ
TAINED.-ADvERsE CLAIM.
SEC. 2326.-Protest must be
filed with register and receiver
during the sixty days of publica-
ton, and adverse claimant must
begin action to determine rights
in district court Tin Utah) with
in thirty days after filing protest.
(Amended March 3, 1881, to
provide for costs and Judgment
when neither party establishes
title, and amended April 26, 1882
to allow authorized agent tc
make protest and to permit affi'
davits to be made out of district
or state under certain circum
stances,)
PLACER CLAIMS.
SEC. 2330.-In locating, lega
subdivisions may be subdividet
into ten-acre tracts,
SEC. 2330,-Any person ma.
locate 20 acres, and any associa
ton of persons, 100 acres.
SECS. 1929, 2331.-When loca
ted upon surveyed lands, bound
aries must conform to legal sub
divisions as nearly as possible
SEC, neutrality-suspicious. as t.
locating, etc., same as in case G
, lode claims.
PATENT TO PLACER CLAIM.
: SEC. 2329.-Obtained upo
t similar proceedings as provide
for in vein or lode claim,
SEC. 2329.-Price, $3.50 fo
each acre and fractional pal
, thereof.
/, SEC. 2331.-No further surve
s required in certain cases.
e PATENT 10 PLACER CoNTAININ
0 VEIN OR LODE.
|, Proceedings as above, excel
: that vein must be specified an
applied for in connection wit
v placef.
Surface for % feet on each sic
= of vein paid for at $500 per ac
and. fractional part thereof; +
T. mainder Of claim at $3.50 p
acre and fractional part theret
u When vein unknown at tin
d of application for placer; it is /
Of cluded in patent right
D. SEC. 2333.-When existance
le vein is known and it is not i
Il cluded in placer application, q
is plicant has no rights thereto;
n MILL SITES:
IN SEC. 2337.-Five acres Of no
mineral land may be taken
"a for such ube, and application
IN lode patent may include mill-si
es distinctly specifying same;
patent for mill-site alone may
~ applied for by person not owni
- mine in connection therewi
Price, $500 per acre,
9r- PR0oF OF CITIZENSHIP:
OF SEC. 2321.-In case Of indiv
he ual, affidavit of himself OF {
IT thorized agent; Of unineofnqr
at ed association, by affidavit
-. authofized agent; Of corpurati
's' u by filing copy of charter or al
u cles of incorporation.
in fConti7'aed ngtt issue:3
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LODE CLAIMS.

than oUU rect on eltnef Slde or
middle of vein in width; local
laws may prescribe less. Dis
covery within limits of claim
must be made before location.
End lines must be parallel.
Sec. 2322.-Locators have ex-
elusive right to surface within
lines, and to all veins, lodes and
ledges whose appex is within
lines; such veins, lodes and
ledges may be followed beyond
vertical side lines, but not be-
yond vertical end lines.
SECS. 2319, 1920, 1922, 2324.-
District rules and regulations,
when not in conflict with U. S.
or territorial laws, shall govern.
SEC. 2324.-Boundaries must
be marked by monuments so as
to be readily traced.
SEC. 2324.-Location notice
shall be dated, clearly identity
claim (by reference to natural
objects and other claims if posi-
ble), name monuments and give
names of locators.
SEC. 2324.-Assessment work
not to be performed till after
January 1st, following location,
Act of congress, January 22d,
1880.
SEC. 2324.-Annual expendi-
ture to be $1,000 per 100 feet on
claim located prior to May 10th
1912; $4,000 on each claim 10,
Gated subsequent to that date
until issuance Of patent certifi'
cate.
SEC. 2324.~~In some cases may
i be done in one tunnel or shaft, o.
u on one claim for the benefit o
y several.
SEC. 2324.--Failure to perform
leaves claim open to relocation
SEC. 2324-Co-owners, ate:
legal notice, failing to contribut
pro rata, forfeit right to co-own
=. ers doing work,
' SEC. 2336.-Neins crossing
prior location entitled to ore q
n intersection; subsequent location
y entitled to right OF way through
intersection.
y SEC, 2336.-Neins uniting
! prior location entitled to ore a
=, and below point of union.
-, - SEC. 2323.-Tunnel rights: pei
sons driving (after posting an
il filing proper notice., entitled
W all veins discovered therein, for
3 distance of 5000 feet from il
mouth, provided that the sam
- were not known to exist prior
~ the commencement of the tunne
SEC. 2323.-AForfeited by fai
ure to work for six months.
l.. PATENT TO LODE CLAIM, no
OBTAINED,
ad Survey to be made by surve,,
or-general or deputy:
:. Copy of plat and notice of il
~ -. tention to be posted on claim.
=, -, Application under oath accof
panied by copy of plat and fie
:, notes, affidavit by two persons
. posting notice, and verified a
stract of title 10 be filed with t
register and receiver who W
t.y post notice Of application in /
nf office for sixty days and publ
na same in newspaper nearest clai
Co, for the same period;
GAS to title, proof of own'
ship and undisputsd possessi
u. for statutory period establish
nj right. Section 2332.)
,nl At any time before eApifati
Of sixty days OF publication
-. certificate of the Burveyorgen
IN. al stating that an expenditure
100000 has been made upon
-. claim by applicant or his gra
~, ors, that the plat is correct, Il
~ the field notes furnish a pro-
not description, and that the boul
aries have been so stated ther'
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MINERAL LANDS.


MINERAL LANDS.
SECTION 2318.-Reserved and
sold only as such.
SEC. 2319.-Open to explora-
ton and purchase by citizens
and those having declared their
intention to become such, on COM
pliance with local and general
laws,
SEC. 2346.-Excepted from GER
tain grants made by congress,
SECS. 2341-2342.--Lands set
apart as mineral, but settled up
on and found to be agricultural
may be set apart and sold as
such.
SEC. 2345.--Of Michigan, Min
nesota, Wisconsin, Missouri and
Kansas, do not come under op-
Grafton of general mining laws,
Act of congress, May 9th, 1876.
SEC. 2258.-And saline lands
not subject to pre-emption.
OF Alabama disposed of as ag-
ricultural lands. Act of con-
gress, March Sd, 1888.
OF Alaska subject to general
U. S. mining lands. Act of con-
gress May 7th, 1884.
TIMBER ON MINERAL LANDS.
May be cut by bona fine resi-
dents of Colorado, Nevada and
the territories for mining, agri-
cultural, building and domestic
purposes only; subject, however
to such rules and regulations as
the secretary of the interior may
make for the protection of such
timber and the underground,
Provisions of this act do no
extend to railroad corporations
Register and receiver to repor
unauthorized cutting,
Violation of this act, a misde
meanor, Act of congress, jun
Sd, 1873,
COAL" LANDS,
SECTION 2347.-May be enter
ed in legal subdivisions by an,
citizen or person who has declar
ed his intention to become such
in quantities not to exceed 16
acres by an individual, or 81
acres by an association. Prize
$1,000 per acre for lands MOI
than Is miles from complete
railroad; $4,000 per acre for land
less than 10 miles from compile
ed railroad,
SEU. 2348.-Prefefence given
occupants. Provision allowir
an entry of GAO acres in tertai
cases to associations,
SEC. 2849.-Filing must
made within sixty days after /
cation unless township plat
not on file'
SEC. 2350,-Rights must
proved and payments made wit
in one year from time prescribj
for filing claim
SEC. 2351.-In case of coniiiC
ing claimants, priority of posse
sion, etc, shall determine preft
ence:
SEC 2350.-But one eutry
lowed the same person or associ
tion.
TIMBER AND STONE LANDS,
An act providing for the p'
chase of such in the states
California, Oregon; Nevaaa a
Washington: Act of congre
June 3D., 1878.
SALT AND SALINE LANDS
When character OF such Ian
Established before register a
receiver, they may be sold for l
less than 1926 per acre
Qualification as to prior gf'
of such lands to state or terri
ry,
Patsnte issue in form of qr
claim. Act of congress, Janu'
10th, 1877; (Act does not apl
ID Utah; Title to such land
obtainable there}.
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Wiadomosci Miejscowe.

Obchody ~rocznicy Konstytucyi 3go
Msja odbyiy sic W dniu 3go Msja: ns
Poiudniowej stronie miasta W Hall Pu-
iaskiego, ma PolnQcno zachodniej "
Hall Czeskich Sokol6w, i ma poiudniowo
zachodniej W sail PREY rogu Albany
ave. % ulicy, dnia 7go b. m. Hal
szkolnej PREY Bradley ulicy.
Szoste ! ostatnie przedstawienie "
tenn sezonie teatru amstorskiego Klubu
Teatralnego, odbedzie sic W niedziele
dnia IA Msjs 1893 +. Odegrane beds
dwie zsjmuiece komedye nSchadzka"
',Stryj P~rzyjechai". Poczatek o godzi-
ME u wieczoreu W hall Walsh'a r6g
Noble / Emma ulic " bliskosci Milwau-
kee ave
w dniu 2 Msja rb. ma p~oludniowej
stranie missta nsstapilo przedstawienie
Teatru Amstorskiego. Odegrano ,.Ko
sciuszko pod Raclawicami". Hsla Pu-
faskiego byia p~raepeiniona, okazaia sic
tak4e ze wszech miar odpowisdnio po-
budowana do Przsdstawieh teatralnych.
Wystepujacy smatorzy wywiRzali sic
bardzo dobrze.
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AntOni MGHek, sekr. Jsn.
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u Tow. synowie Polski / Litwy y
Cleveland, o. sekr. 6. Vanek
32i B0rton St w. s.
~ Tow. Hetmana Stefans Czarniec.
kiego W Philadelphia, Pa sakr. A
Monkiewicx, 80 Federal str.
- " Tow. Synowie Kosciusxki W Seattle
Wash. sekr j. z. Mankowski box l8S
70 Tow. kolnikow sw. Izydora "
Gnieznie, 3. Louis Co. sekr. Mar
oio Kusnierek. Duluth 610L6th 81
20 " Tow Ohrohcy Korony Polskiej "
Bridesburgb, Pa, sekr. K, Ken
dxiora 1856 Buckins str,
" Tow. Polskicb Przemyssowo6w "
South Bend, Ind. sekr. L M. Ku-
- charski, 500 3. Chaplin str.
20 Tow. Narodowe Polskie X. Pufs.
SKI Argenta Ark. sekr. M. Eukasse
~ wicz North Little, Rock Ark.
" Tow. Krola Stefana Batorego "
MLMaukee, Wis sekr. w .Pozoub
30 Clark str.
Tow. KS. Kordeckieeo " Trenton.
y. j. sekr. T. Szymahsh Al
Cooper Ut
81 Tow. ogniwo Polskich Braci "
Wiiliamsburgh, N. Y, sekr. T.
=, Lewandowsk 70 N. 7th st.
70 !" Tow. "Iednosc" W Town Lake. III
Sekr. w. Dropik 4432 Wood str.
- o F1asts " Paterson, N. J.. sekr
i. Sosef komorowski, 249 Tyler str.
W low. sw. Stanisfawa Kostki, " Ne
"Srk, n. j. sekr. ]. Jarnicki, %
70 Tow. orIef Biaiy " Little Falls,
MINI. sekr AleksanderF. Woohnif
a " Tow, Synowie Polaki " Durvs.
Luserne 20: Pa. sekr. Fl. x. zielin-
. Tow. Miiosc Nsrodu PolsLiego "
Cnlcago sekr. Teodor~ Bartoszewics
ISL North Western ave.
" low. Sw. krxy3a, " Duluth, MIMI,
sekr. j. JanoWski, 111-5th ave. w
10 :" Tow. Oswiata W Plymouth Pa.
sekr. z. J~asionowski.
u Tow. Krol Jan III Sobleski Cleve-
land D.. seb. A Zioikowski /
Dodge St
u Tow: w. v. Przybyszewski Phil.-
oelPnia Pa. sekr. II. Wilk II Cot
\, tage' NIcetown,
70 low. Sw. Wojciechs South Bend,
Ind sekr. l. Niezgodzki, 1887 w.
n Tow. Kravc6w Polskich " Buffalo
y. \. sekr. r. Jedrzejewsh AT
% Tow. Patryotyczne W Portland
Ore, sekr. w. arutza, Box 1874
70 Tow. Kr6la Kazimierxa wieIkieeo
chicago Ills. sekr. N. f. Mezy.
do 1924 Wall st
. low. Obroncy Polski, W Allen
town, Pa sekr L. Bornstein 150
Turner str.
70 " Tow. Tadeusza Kosciuszko pod O.
pieka sw. Jozefa W Hegewisch Ills.
sekr. +. Serkowski lbx "a.
W Tow. krola Jana LII Sobieskiego "
Manistse Mich. sekr. A. Ropa S16
Ramsdell str.
W Tow. Matki Boskiej Gostyhskiej "
Gostyniu Ills, sekr Jan Michela,
Downers Grove Ills.
u low. Mop. poczecia Najsw. Maryi
Ponny W Marche Ark. sekr. Ig.
SEymahski.
70 Tow. Narodowego pod opieka sw.
Jadwigi W PoZnsniu Wis, sekr. j.
BogumIf, box 29S Thorp, Clark
Co. Wis.
" Tow. Mikoiaja K~opernika W De-
roit, Mich. sekr. j. Klemanski,
20 Bushey st
N Tow. Synowie Polski 1 Litwy W
Providence II, /. sekr. Jan Traw-
czyhski. 81 Florence st.
Tow. Miodziezy Polskiej ,,Promie-
nisci" " pittsburgh Pa Sekr. r. s.
A~bcEyhski 1416 Penn av.
% y Tow. UfanoH Sw, Pawia Chicago,
III. sekr. j. Nowak $50 Sprin-
ger W.
u Tow. Henryka Sienkiewscza W Buff
falo, N, Y. sekr, w. A. TrusEkow-
ski 90 Bowen st.
u Tow. Stefana Buszczyhskiego W
Chicago, Ills sekr. FIR. Stawicki
1884 w. 22nd str.
% Tow. Sgo. Stanisiawa BIN.
Nanticoke Pa. sekr +. Krause A
Arch ct
4ntoni MGHeE, Sekr. Jsn.
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POszukiwanta.

1. Poszukuje p ozefA Chmielewskie-
go takze Franoiszks,d a wniej W Warsza-
vie prey ul. Nowolipie Nj. rs m. 90
mieszkajacego, obecnie " Stanach lie
d~noczonych, a mote / W Chicago, W "a
wodzie drukarskim pracuJacego.
2. Poszukuje Towniez pana Piotro
wskiegC rodem z Bobic PREY Oswiecimie
" Galicyi, ktory cd lat kilku W Anne.
ryce przebywa.
3. Koncesionowany budowniczy z
GAlicyi, Polsk, zuajacy jezyk niemiecki
poszukuje " tym zawodzie pracy u
architetkow Tub kontraktorow.
W sprawach wyaej wymieuionych
" rszie wisdomosoi upraszam o laskswe
doniesienia - sdresul4o:
J6zeT Jan MarmuLeloicz,
1855 s. 80 (Besement)
New York, N. Y.
Poszukuje swego tescia CIVIL Psna
OLGA Kszimierzs Gasiorowskieoo, mote
kto vie o MIN to MECH tax bedzie
dobry . uwiadomi mnie pod adresem:
PiOtr Stoiecki,
gil Morris str, South Saginaw, Mich.
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DIR. WIad. Statkiewicz,
Lekarz re staregO kraiu

LekarZ re stareg0 kraju
Z dugoletnia praktyks PREY szpitalach
jak " Europe, tax i Ameryce, specjali-
sta chor6b ~kobiecych i dziecinnych, le-
cxy z dobrym skutkiem wszelkie choro-
by zastarzsle, jsk to: dusznosc, rsuma-
tyzm, choroby gardia, piersi, toladka;
Dol giowy, ocz, noss, uszu, febry, skro-
fully, wyrzuty ma giowie / sk6rze; choro-
roby maciczne, zboczenia regularnosci
blade oPlawy, krwotoki, nieplodnosc
bolesci popoaogowe i t p. dolegliwosci
kobiece i wog6le wszelkie choroby met
czyzn, kobiet i dzieci - leczy predko i
skutecznie.
Lekarstwa % pr~zyrzadzane " mojem
laboratoryum, pod wylacznym mym do
xorem.
Do dokladnie 70 lie moanosci czytel.
nie) opisanego twego cierpienia dolacz
2 cent. znaczek pocztowy, a odwro.na
poczts odpowiem lie bedzie trwae kura-
eva ! CO beda kosztowa6 ~lekarstwa.
Adres:
DR.. ". StatkiescicS,
954 Joliet Str. LA SALE, ILL.
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Wiadomosciz Z~agranicy

- Move rosporzadzenie rzsdu rosyj-
skiego co do kar wymierzanych a du
chownych wszelkioh wyznah. W razie.
gdy OF albo dopuszcza do spowiedzi i
komunii prawosiawnego, albo 60 po-
chowais ma cmentarzu katolickien
brzmi jak n~astepuje: nDuohowni,
kt6rzy swisdomie dopuszczs prawoslaw
nego do spowisdzi hub komunii, oraz
"a wloaenie olejow sw. wedaug obrza
dku swojego podlegaia karze: "a pier
wszym razem usuniecia miejsca zsj-
mowanego ma 6 do IL m~iesiecy; IA dru-
GIN razem pozbawisnia stanu ducho
wnego. Ia dopuszczenie zas do kon-
frmacyi, Sakramentu Bierzmowania,
Tub "a dopeinIenie ~pogrzebu katolickie-
60 i ochrzczenie dziecka prawosiawnych
rodzicow, karze ~pozbawienia miejscs
Tub nawet STAN duchownego".
- Wladze pruskie zaostrzaja rozpo-
rzsdzenie, ably wychodtcow z Rosyi i
Austryi, przybywsjacych ma koleie pru
skie oelem wyiazdu do Aueryki ME
przyjmowa6 i koleja ME przewozi6, je-
Aeli ME maja kartyna przejazd okretem,
albo tea tylko karte IA miejsce miedzy-
pokladowe.
= Wystawa swiatows W Autwerpii
1894. Komitet ~wykonswczy tel wy
stawy, pozostajscy pod protektorem
krola i opieks rzadu belgijskiego, mia
nowal juz swym zastepca ma Austrye p.
Artura Gobieta W Pradze ina Karlinie),
kt6ry to. udaiela wszelkich wyjssnie6 i
posredniczy W p~rzesyikach,a podczas
wystawy zsstepowsc bedzie wystaw-
COW.
- ZnanY przemyslowiec paryski pan
Rsyski, misnowany delegation general.
nym wystawy Lwowskiej ma Francye,
wezwal rodakow Francyi j kolonii ma
konferencye wstepna W sprawie obesia.
mia wystawy.
- q Buenos.A Aires donoszs, ze wszy-
soy ofcerowie psncernika srgety hskie-
go ,,Rosales', ktory zatonaA zostali ma
smierc skazani. Stwierdzono BOWEN,
ze gdy ofcerowie przekonali sic, IL "a
toniecie okretu jest n~ieuniknione, spoili
Gale zaloge j pozostswili ma lasce losu
ssmi zas ocalili sic ma iodzisch ratunko.
wych.
- Handel niewolnikami mimo
wszelkich srodkow represyjnych, ME
zmnieisza sic W Afryoe. STANDARD"
donosi z Zanzybsru, re apgielski okret
wojskowy ,,Philomel" odbil hsndlarzom
vielk4 lodz przepelniona niewolnikami
W poblizu wyspy Pembs.
- Wiele wrzswy i niepokoju nasta-
PHO z wystapienis z Zakonu Jezusowe-
60 (Jezuitow) znsnego OLGA hrsbiego
Pswla Hoensbroch, ktory przez trzyns-
Sole lat byl representation Zakonu,
jego obrohcs, sutorem pism domsgaja-
Gym sic powrotu Zskouu Jezuitow do
KRAKOW z kt6rych zostsli wydsleni.
DIS Ojciec hr. Pswel Hoensbroch
Publiczuie w~ystePuje wpismach giosi:
nJezuityzm tlumi, a nawet d opewne-
go stopnis niszczy ssmodzielnosc, cha
rskter, indywiduslnosc, jednostki.
JezuitYzm tlumi, niszczy uprswnione
uczucis nsrOdOwOsCi, uPrawniony pstry-
otyzm".
F~lorencya, 20 kwietnis. Stub
ksiecis buigArskiego Ferdynsnds ksie-
tniozks Msrys LudwikS odtyl sic dEi.
sisj we will PisnOre " prywstnej ks.
Plicy srcykSiecia Parmy.
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Ons 6SS Noble str, ChfcagO,TII.
apiece p. Bardohskiego.
Sprzedajemy Lofty W Columbia
Heights; sliczne poio2onie; cena
$500; iatwe wyPlaty.
KARTY OKRETOWE
re starego krsju na naJlepszych
.injach.
Wyrabiamy wszelkie dokumen.
.ty notaryalne
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PATERSON, N. J-1go Maja /

PATERSON, N. J-1go Maja 1898.
Niniejszem zawiadamiam s~zanownych
ozlonk6w Towarzystwa nzgoda", RruPy
1877 Wv. Mar. Pol, ae p6~iroczne Posie-
dzenie odbedzie sic W Niedziele dnia
l4go Msia T. b. o godzinie 2giej pc Po-
iudniu W hall zwyklych posiedzeh (lS3
Market str.), ma ktorem obecnose wszy'
stkich ozionkow jest k~ouieczna. Nieo
becni podpadaja karze 30 @.
R6wnie4 zapraszam wszystkich OBJ.
Polak6w kt6rych pomoc bratnia i los
Ojczyzny sywo obehodzi, ably jsk maj
l~iczniej wstepowali W szeregi zwiszku
Mar. Pol. +
z brstniem pozdrowieuiem
W. j. Zdzie6Eotoski, sekr. prot.
81 Prospect str, Paterson, N. J..
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ROtrZeba

ROtrZeba
500 robotnikow do kolei t~elaznej / ma fanny
dobra zapiats, wolna jazda, take potrzeba
d do roboty m~iastowej, do PLY | fabryk,
robota gwarantowana.
Zglosie sic do:
II. Asping
$50 East Lake str. Chicago, Ills.
Basement.
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Skaleczylem sobie noge toporkiem;
przez uaycie oleju sw. Jak6ba zostalem
" kr6tkim ozsSie wyleczony. Ernst
Sturm, Medersville, Iowa.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-10-06

we are, in resisting the attempts to
increase the power Of gold through
degradation of the power of silver, and
many of them, particularly those of
America and Eastern Asia, are those
to whom we may most easily and
adyantageously sell the excess of our
manufacturing industries. Such a
conference should exclude England
and Germany; its conclusion without
them, would direct the money policy of
the world, preserve the integrity of
bimetallism and prevent the enslave.
ment of the United States and others
by the capitalist classes of the two
great creditor nations. / have the
honor to remain, very respectfully,
WHARTON BARKER.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-10-06

He who imagines that panics and
financial revolutions happen, or that
they are the results of natural and
legitimate causes is defective in fore
sight. All useful ana active citizens
except the very few favored rich are
alike the victims of panics. He who
lies down under the preposterous theory
that sit cannot be helped" is a doubly
unfortunate victim Under the blight.
ing effects of the present money famine
more aggregations of corporation stocks
will be turned into few hands than at
any previous time since the long drawn
out financial revolution beginning with
1878. A vast number of small stock.
holders will be ruined in order that a
few rich men, large majority of whom
gained their wealth by tricks and
receptions, may be enabled to buy up
the small holdings for song Western
Rural.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-10-06
A Play Room Playthlng.

One of the most cheerful things for
the play-room is the door either.
Very nice door-zither can be bought,
but they cost great deal, and, besides
one of the pleasantest things about this
plaything lies in making it yourself.
For the door. either, strip of brass
must be fastened on the door as high
as you can reach without standing on a
chair, Tin will take the place of the
brass, or any kind of metal will do
Now get several wooden balls and tie,
strings to them by boring holes or by
putting in little screws. Hang the
balls above the strip of metal, SO that
they will just strike it, and fasten them
very securely in place.
Your door either is now complete
and every time you open the door you
will hear the bells playing a merry
tinkle.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-10-06
THE Household.
Fashion Notes.

The sailor hat with Murcery wings
is much worn by stylish young women.
Long plumes are much in favor, and
are growing longer with every success
sive Importation.
The shirred blouse, made either of
silk vailing or clairette, is among the
most useful of garments.
New jackets have cape collars that
point over the shoulders gable.en
fashion. They are neither pretty nor
stylish.
The shawl is again coming into
fashion, but is draped and plated and
folded into almost the style of a made.
up garment.
The little round fiat hat, shaped like
plaque. with trimmings of loops of
ribbon, feathers and aigrettes is one of
the popular styles.
Puffs and ruffles are used as trim
mings for dresses of thin wool aud silk
Fine sheer wool goods make up very
prettily in this way, and where one
needs number of dresses, it furnishes
pretty variety.
A charming bonnet is in plaque
shape as foundation. then it is bent
down to fiji the head closely at the sides,
is slightly raised from the front and
filed in with flowers over the hair
The trimming is of ostrich tips and
fine flowers.
An important novelty bonnet is of
plaque-shape foundation rolled strai sht
back from the front. A large A lsacian
bow is placed in the front, forming a
sort of face trimming. An abundance
of very closely plated lace almost GOV.
ers the top OF the bonnet.
SHRED waists of bright silk are
very much liked by young ladies who
wear them with skirts OF almost all
sorts. They are at once useful, becom,
ing and stylish, combination that is
always specially attractive to those who
are fond of variety for semi-dressy
wear.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-10-06

occupies intellectually, morally and
socially, giving tone to her muscles,
elasticity to her step, glow of health
to her cheek and sweetness to her dispo-
sition; nor that will purify the blood,
curing all skin eruptions, scrofuIa, rheu-
matism, dropsy, heart diseases, head
ache and nervous languor. No, that is
not what is needed, for that is already
done. The medicine has long been dis
covered. 1t is DR.. Fenner's Kidney and
Backache Cure. But what is wanted is
a 9ntcersal Knowledge Of the fact. And
that is just why this article is written
to gice k'so'cledgs Of the fact. DR.. Fenner
knows it will do these things, for he has
sold it for 20 years, money refunded if
satisfaction not given. 1t will not de-
ceive or disappoint just expectations.
Take bottle home to-day.
For sale by DR.. L. r. Kirk and all other
dealers.