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The Portland daily press., 1894-08-08
Leadinr New Hampshirc Dealer.

Rochester, NH, August 7.-George
Wand erson, one Of the largest lum ber
dealers in the state, today fled a petit
tion in insolvency with the probate
court of Strafford county. The liabil-
ties are unknown.
The Portland daily press., 1894-08-08
Had q Quarrel

Chicago, August 7.-This afternoon Henry
Russell. after quarrel with his wife, cut
her throat and threw her out of the second
story window. Russell cut his own throat.
dying in few minutes. Mrs. Russell died
while being taken to the hospital
The Portland daily press., 1894-08-08

the negative would imply the House did
not have confidence in its conferees, and
no membe desired to place himself in
such an attitude. He was willing to in
corporate substitute as part ofshissreso-
luton. lie would not agree to it as a
su bstitute.
If Mr.. Wilson would state that sats-
factory conclusion could be had in time
and would be satisfactory to him, he
would not press the resolution.
Mr.. Boatner of Louisiana said he never
dreamed 1t offensive to meet and confer.
The time had come when the House
should express it's opinion as tosthe pend
ing amendments. In the course of his
remarks he said Senator Millssof Texas
told him the House must recede from
the objections to the Senate amend
ments, and agree to them if the passage
of the bill was desired.
Speaker Crisp took the floor and said
he was glad the caucus was called. as
it gave the Democrats an opportunity of
expressing their sentiments: q ae
re-assem bling of the caucus was fixed
for Friday of next week it would be
equivalent to saying to the ..conferees,
"If you don't agree by that time we
shall instruct you what to do"
A voice" What's the use of doing
anything?"
Speaker Crisp said, swell, if it's agree
able on both sides, am ready to move
the caucus now adjourn.
Thereupon, Messrs. Bynum and Living
stone withdrew their resolutions and the
caucus adjourned sine die.
The action of the caucus is a disap-
polntment to its promoters, who hoped
for result whereby speedy settlement
ofsthe matter in dispute between the two
houses might be reached. Those present
were also disappointed because Mr.. Viii
son failed:to inform the caucus precisely
what progress the conferees had made.
The Portland daily press., 1894-08-08
Special to the PR EsS.l

Augusta, August THE shoot of the
twenty distinguished marksmen for places
on the state team. which is to compete at
the Interstate match at Sea Girt, New
Jersey, early .in September, will open at
brunswick Friday morning, continuing
until Saturday forenoon. sixteen men are
to be selected OUT OF the twenty competing.
The Brunswick range is one of the best in
the state, and the rit1emen will enter with
about equal advantages far as familiarity
wit. the range is concerned, but few of
them ever having sighted rifle on it.
Governor Cleaves is the first governor to
authorize sending Maine team to the
National shoot-since Governor Harris NJ.
Plaisted, Maine being represented that year
at Creedmore.
The Portland daily press., 1894-08-08
Nominations Received.
Especial to the PREss.)


Augusta, August 7-The following nomina-
tions to the Maine House of Representatives
were received today by Abel D. Russell,
clerk, in the Office of the secretary of state
Democrats-Charl P. Green and Arthur
y. j. Lovejoy, Augusta; f. +. McCaTty,
New Limerick; Peter Charles Keegan, Van
Buren,.
Republicans-Charles H. Gilbert, Canton
Isaiah b. Rideout, Ludlow.
The Portland daily press., 1894-08-08
Railroad Commissioners. Report.
Liquor Seizures.

Augusta, August 7.-Somerset county
officers and the ". G. 7. U. are on the war
path after rImsellers. Big seizures were
made at Madison. and a double horse load
was taken at Anson. VIM. Howard of An
son and Hilton Bros. of Madison, were given
hundred dollars and costs and sixty days
in Jail.
The Portland daily press., 1894-08-08

Containing among its ingredients the pur
est OF medicinal French brandy and the best
OF imported ginger, it is vastly superior to
the cheap, worthless and often dangerous
gingers urged as substitutes
ASK for SANFORD'S GINGER and look
for owl trademark on the wrapper Sold
POTTER DRUG s. CHEM. CORP Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1894-08-08
FOR R:Nr

Or SALE our c0mmodious store Cor.
Congress and Pearl St., Portland, Me.
Over an ac e of floor space, I1O it. of
glass front, steam heat. gas, elevator
and in thorough repair. Possession
given about Jan. 1885. OREN HOOP
Err, son & LEIGHTON, House Fur
nisherS. jun16eod6mo1stp
The Portland daily press., 1894-08-08
The Oakland Burglars.

Augusta, August TN the Oakland
burglary case at Hallowell, today, Judge
Rowell held Maynard and Gross in five hun
dred dollars bonds for the September grand
jury. They were committed. Rowe was dis
charged for lack of evidence.
Railroad Commissioners Report.
Augusta, August AT meeting of the
State Board of Railroad Commissioners,
this afternoon, report was rendered that
the train wreck at West Outlet on the
Canadian Pacific railroad on July z. was
caused by an obstruction maliciously placed
on the track.
The Portland daily press., 1894-08-08
FOR z I'm

Store Ne. 100 Exchange street, in
Jose Bldg., together with shops i'm rear
of same, lately occupied by Nelson Ten
ney & Co. Premises consist of Main
store containing about 1880 so. It.
with Basement the same; rear store
containing about 1880 So. TT. with
basement the same; and work shops,
two stories high. 4Ox22 and 2Sx16
each. The above are all well lighted
and in good condition and are connect
ed. Large yard space adjoining. The
be- % divided, n as is tenant sasn NAV % desire. Ap.
ply to JOHN f. A. MERRILL, Room
"a, Jose Bldg, 9S Exchange Street:
may24 dtf
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-12
@efenigfeit.

Die ipabre GeIslligteit pirtt nidt
nur erfriideno unb ers0benb auf's
Gtmiitb, ionbern lit alIgemein biIbenb
fopobl fir ben @erItanb, tpie bauptz
iadli9 fir bus 5sra. Sic sraisbtMsn>
fdtnfr.unbli6teit unb bient iomit
prattiia bem reIisiDien @sfiibI. Sic
1T elm 8orrs4t Der augdnsIi4:n Su>
9enb.
9eutIbe GsI.ligteit bait. bon ieb.r
einen Ruf uno bic dlteren 2.ut: erinz
nern ii5 nod nit pisberf.br.nb.r
sSreuo. an bic frOblidr Sug.nbaeit.
2llein ufrDbIids Sug.nb" obn. s.f.lIi<
gen 8ertebr 1T ni9t bentbar. n3u uns
fer.r 3.it mar es anbers," bort man
mdn6e 9robmutter ausrufen.
Run fragt .s itd, OBJ +. R.at bat.
Sit Der e.i.Ilige @ertebr suriidgeganz
aen2 Der gr0Bt. 6.inb fr.i.r s.genI.is
tiger GnnGberung lit natiirli9 bic
lleberbebuns, bi. ii4 fdon dub.rIicb
in Der Rleibung tuno tbut. unperfenn<
bar fennaeidnst unier. 3eit unb ipesi.
Ell bic beutfd. 8ertebrspeiit Elm 3ug
aur f9smatiid.n Qbionbtrung. Sn g.s
feafdaftliftr 9e3isbung 1T ab.r ni1ts
nDtbiger, als Elm 9eriibrsn Der Rr.iie,
bic aeiddftlih setrsnnt iinb unb fir
oetpObnli9 ni9t oft 9eIegenb.it bes
@ertebrs baben.
Sreffen Bel uns mebrere Samilien
auiammen, iofort poll3iebt ii6 eine
S4eibung in eineWdnner> unb in cine
Sfruuenerupps, umgefebrt in friiberer
3sit. Sei ben !9o9geItellten unb in niez
bersn &reiien bdlt man es beute nod
fir i9idli9, baB Bel einsm 8efannts
tperben friibere lnbetannte ii9 in
mOqli4item Stmiicb einanber ndbsrn.
Bel einsm 0ffentliben 9ditmabl IL
Zen Bel uns meiitens bic @bspaare nez
ben einano,r. Dir ipiiIen 9eiIpiele,
buB Bel elmer 6eItlidtsit elm 2ebrer
muir einise Wul nit IeinerSrau tan3te.
gu m.br psrItieg sr iia ni9t. Sci
Spnntagsausfliigen bemertt man auh
bel Der ssus.nb f.in iduberlidb seTdi.s
ben pprdn bic bunte Samsntompagnie
unb in reIpetOpIIer @ntf.rnung foIgt
bi. buntlt Der Serren, oo.r ia re9t
fdematiIb .inget6eiIt finb.t man in
BEN eiren Omnibus ale W,ibl.in uno
In bem anbern ale WdnnIein.
Oi.ie @ebrdub. Bel uns p.rItob.n
brett s.sen bi. gut. Slit. anberer
@DIt.r. 9arum tripp.lte uud elm einz
o,Iab.ner Gbinei. Bel einem a1gem.iz
n.n Spasi.rsanse itets nit Der 0as
msnabtbeiluns, ipes9alb man alIes
@rnit,s in bi. 8srIu9ung fommen
tonnte, i'm tpeg.n Ieiner farbisen &leiz
bung unb ieinss 3opfes fir gum pei6s
Ii4en 9ei4Is4t ssb0ris anseIeben
tonnte.
Der S6emdtisnus bat am ritbtiaen
Srte geruiB isinen Dertb, iobaIb er
aber onfdngt, ben seIellI9aftliden
@erfebr gu bs9errI9en, maht er bsn=
ielben rb0l3ern" unO bsraubt ibn iei=
mes 3tpedes uno bic 9robmuttsr tdnn
Gedht baben nit ibrem: s6riiber mar
ss enbsrs!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-12

sd battle anerSinss. -. aber iA
ireiB' nidt, ob i4...."
naaes. mas Sic pOllsn, lieber
sSreunb."
Gr bDrte ni4t me6r = er iab oor
iid bin. -.
Damn pIDbli9 gang 5rntal, aus
tDbtlt6er @erlegenbeit. -. nS4 brauz
DIE @eIb, sndotge Srau. Sin padr
bunbsrt Marf. Sd babe mir einen
Marmorblod in Stalien beItelIt, =
iOll menigitens bic 9alfte an5ablsn =
bann. -"
Gin Gerduib unterbra& i'm. -
8ei Der beftissn &epesung, nit Der iie
ibren Stubl auriidi4ob, mar ibr
SpiBenboldnt bGngen geblieben, unb
nit einem &ra9 bur4derihen. Damn
itanb iie auf unO DerlieB bas 3imz
mer.
:, pauI ia5 i9r gang DsrOuat Ha4.
.Ranu. -"
9lber nod mar er gu teinem f,iten
@ntidluB getommen iiber Die mir
biaite Dirt. ft9 in bieier Gage gu be-
nebmen = ta fam iie i9on Disoer auz
rid. Syu Der 9ano elm lGnglidhes
Stiid Papier, duf benz lire Inter
idrift nod tintenfeudt gldn5te.
Gin Gb:d - 10 oiel tpuBte aud Der
Notwithstanding &ramer.
Sic ret9te inn benIel6en offen bin.
Bite"
.@eien Sic Derfidsrt, sndOise
sSrau. -"
.@ie iinb ni6t bDie, penn id. ...
Mein &opf i4mer5t tpirtli@ iebr, unb
it1 muB Qbenos in bic Sper."
@r mar gar ni6t bDie. Sm @egen=
tbeil ieelensfrpb. Sein 9lnliegen erIez
biat unb feline b0flide llnterbaltung
mebr nDtbig, bic immerbin etipas
peinli9.
9enn Elm bis9en ungemiitblt9 mar
fie bod geipprben - ipenn Iie audi
quite Wtisne gum bSIen Spiel mo9te. .
Sas bate er re9t gut bemertt.
Sbgleidb eigentlib fiir fie nur Elm
8sttel - feline iAarfsn gugen batten
RAID bic 3iffer geleIen - 9reibunz
bert Murt BEL Der Rei9sbant gu erbez
ben.
ga, bieie GeIbproben, tpenn es an
ibr pprtemonnaie gebt.
glls er i'm 8orSimmer ben llebersiez
Der anSog, mar inn, als bDrte er Drins
men einen Small.
8eindbe, tpie ipenn Wtiebi in Der
8utb uuf ben Slid idldst, baB bic
@lGfer tlirren -
nltniinn! lie tpiro nit Der Sbleppe
Elm paar 8dIen umgefegt baben.
3euss genus Itebt id iiberaG umber."
limb er lief pergniigt bic Sreppe bins
unter. bindls III bic neblige S9neez
luft unb pftff Elm 2ieo bor iib bin =
nit allen @eoant.n Bel feiner Misbi.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-12
Die Soteea eiaer gropbcs.ibuns.

Der Sumter S9tperin, Der lebte fetz
nes Hamens uno, 9eIdle9ts in Der
Saniaitabt 2iibed, mar Elm ebenfo
leiGtsldubissr pie leidtiinniger Serr;
unb barum muBte btefsr etnitmals
pornebme unb ipoblbdbenbe Sprob abs
Iiaen @eI9le9tes elm fpenig beneioensz
tpertbes @nbe nebmen. gDas bieiem
9errn, Der bon je6er elm S9lemmer
QelpeIsn. ben lebten glnluB bot, ii4
ieglider SiirIprgs fir bic 3utunft
leidtferttger Weiie gu beseben. mar bic
@eisIusuna zines in ieinem ipiiiten
8sfe1Ihaftsfreiie pertebrenben 4itros
Ioeen, Der ii9 ben QnI9ein gele4rtea
item Dihens unb bic @ebeimniiIe Der
3utunft Su geben tpuBte unb i'm Sabre
1912 ben ndbe beppritebenoen Inter
gang Der Welt prpp6sseite. Sumter
S6pertn, ben natiirli4 ni9ts me6r
perbroiIen ba6en p;irbe, als baB CUR
.3eit Der in gtusIiobt seitellten Sataz
ftropbe au9 nur elm S9illing unberz
praBt geblieben mare, ma4te einen
1leberI4lag ieiner .6abe unb t6eilte
iis getpifenbaft 10 elm, oaB Bel perbppz
pelter S6ipelgerei i'm 8reiIe Der freiz
ssbig beipirtbeten iyreunbe am be3ei9z
neten Gage bes untergangs aud bas
Gnbe Ieinsr Mittel ba fein muBte.
2ebteres frat nun 5ipar aud genduez
items Elm, nidlt ieop6 Der iiinqIte Sda.
Sie Delt blieb bielmebr beIteben uno
seigte Iitb ertldrIi9er @eiIe Dem leidts
aldubigen Sumter ni6t i'm roiigIten
2i9te. Notb, Sunger unb Summer
traten an bic StelIe bes ebemaligen
@pbllebens, unb Der flotte Sumter TAB
iiGb genDtbigt, bettelnb BON Sbir gu
Sbiir gu geben unb bon ieinen einitiz
gen SreunbenQlmpIen gu erflsben nfiir
Ginen, Der iia perre4net bat, pie er
nit ipebniitbigem 9umor meinte.
8liidli6ertpetIe fanben ii9 benn au9
einige gutmiitbige 2eute, bic i'm por
esm 8erbungern retteten. Sic i9oRen
aufammen unb itifteten benz friiberen
Sehgenpfen Elm filbernes S9Gl6en
init bem 8erIpre6en, baB, ipenn er baz
nit BEL ibnen Inn @fen unb Srinfen
betteln tpiirbe, Iol9ss ibm ni9t perz
faat lpsrben iole. Sur sr0Ber.n @iz
6erbsit mubte Sumter SAlperin eioz
lid geleben, baB er bas &leinoo ni4t
perieben nod berfaufen ipplle. War
fpmit fir ben Masen bes @erarmten
aeIorgt, 10 mo9te iih bod Riemano
berbeilafen, ibm Nadtquartier gu gez
ipdbren. lin Elm iol9es gu srlangen,
beaub ii9 Der Sbba9loie babsr allz
absnbli9 auf ben &lingberg, f4urrte
bort bus BON ben Sra4tpagen abgez
iporfene Strob Suiammen unb pers
bradte bic Rdhte auf Oieiem .lenben
Eager untsr freiem 9imm.l. 9tiat
feltsn freilitb lam es por, baB ii4 por
ibm bsrsits anbsre Sdlafsdfe eingez
funben batten, ndmli4 bic por ben
Shorsn auf bic Mait getriebenen
Sap.ins. Die itieB er bann nit ben
sfiibsn fort unb rief in ieiner unp.rz
ipIitli9en 2aune: .gluf, auf ibr
SGus, padt sud! bier muB Elm 2iib=
fher Sumter liesen!" llnb auf Der
Streu paro oenn aud zines Wlorg.ns,
bus iilbsrne S9dl4en i'm 8uien, Der
2iibIae Sumter tpbt aufg.funben, an
ben fortan nur nod bas emit BON ibm
bsieFent umfangrei4e 9e9DI5 Der
.S9perin" erinnerte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-12

Gin anbersr SAIL. Pfars
rer: nS9au', Sspp, tpis tdnnit Su
Did nur 10 betrinten! Sslbit bds
lisbe @ieb ipeiB, psnn ss IauFt, mann
,s aufb0rsn ioII!" - Sepp: rSa, Serr
pfarrsr, psnn ia WaFsr trint', NADIA
ipeiB ih aud, punn i4 aufbOr'n
iolI!"
Sur Ortbograp6ie. Sans
rsls: .Du, Muttsr, i9rsibt man 8as
ter nit einem oosr nit sfpsi t9" Muts
ter: nSsi net 10 faul, Sannsle -
beripeiI 9u frasi4t, madIt Ou brsi
fr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-12

- 9osbdft. = Nlein SaTIirer
1T mir NIT Der &aiie our4sebrannt!
= So2 gu SUB bod noble Ssnn
fiir's SubrgeIO ipiro Die lpobI taum ses
ldnst baben!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-12

Gut parirt. Sic: Sd mar
perriidt. aIs icb Did beiratbete. = gr:
Bit Oh isbt nod osrriidt? = Sie:
glein, jsBt nidt mebr. = gr: Ra,
ounn I:i bod frob, baB i4 Did aebsi!t
babe!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-12
R tp a n DE.

GlTa: Sag, Wirunba, toaIt 0n
immer islbF9"
Sunse 6rau: SIMMER ni6t, Glfa,
muir psnn mid mein Mann einmaI gee
Grgert bat"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-12

- WiBtruuii6. 3tp.i Sage
ppr Der SodSeit erbdlt bic 18idbrig,
DuIIsp 80. -. in Berlin BON ibrsr
sSugenbfreunbip @mmp 9sIub. Limb
ipobin fpsrbet Sbr Sure Sob3eitsreiIe
madsn2" frugt bieis bic sliiditrablsnbs
8raut. = 30. mir tperb,n nur in Der
aIIerndhitsn ltms.genb bon Berlin
bleiben." - nRiat mOglib9!" srtpis
berts @mmp, ri9 badts, Sbr sebt mius
beisns nu9 StuIisn." : r9lbsr i9
bite Did, tommt es bon Der 5rsun>
bin 2ippen, Init einsm Mdnne, Der
it5 70 psnig tenne!"
lIngaGant. Serr (na9bsm
Der 9iener elmer Dame bic SAUCE iiber
bas &isib gsIhiitteD: rS0IpeIbaftss
8ensbmsn! Sd iage Did fofort gum
Suufe binuus!" : Dame (bei4piatts
genbj: r2aTen sic bod, Ssrr Sberit,
Sir ie9sn ia, fpie leio es inn it," =
Serr: ,Oas CLAUDE i9 fpobI, = abst
bieIe famoIs Sauce!"
Oateres Bib. 5rau:
.ab baS Sterbsn 80" - Manu:
,Ja, ia, Sruule, tpenn sinen g Sdbr.
mdnnele aus bem llntsrfpsltle in's 9ld,
dele nimmt, bss is tel SpdbIs!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-12
Splitter.

@Is 9lugbettsrsgel siIt's 3u alien 3sis
ten,
Wtit einem @orseisBt.n nj. gu itrsis
ten;
Denn bat er Re9t, 10 Idabst Dir bas
iebr.
9uCa tpsnn er llnrsdt bat, bann nod
piel mebrl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-12

SUIT ben correften @brenmann
Ssb' i9 mir germ bon bintsn an,
limb babe ba oft, tlug p.rItsdt,
Su mandsn Su4si4pan5 i4on ents
bedt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-12

Man fast sstpObnlid erF bann
Imam bat Wsnfdsn tennen gelsrnt,"
ipsnn man bieislben BON Der f9le4ten
Ssits tennen gelernt bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-12

Der @trebsr mabt es nit iener
1lebsrseuguns tpie Der 2uftTdiffsr nit
hem 8aIait: um bObsr gu iteigsn, ,tpirft
er Iie ab.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-12

WuBt ni9t gu piel auf bid bau'n.
RDdteit unterliegsn!
atu3ugroBes SslbItoertrau'n
SIT Elm SeIbItbetriigsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-12

glm penisIten lam i4 bic WenI9sn
pertrasen,
9i. ME etpas ipas.n
Obne gu frussn:
-Dds perben bic 2euts basu idgsn2"
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-03-08
The Referendum.

From Haverhill, Mass, comes the
first practical step toward the refer
endum, The city government has
formally petitioned the Legislature to
amend the city's charter SO that it
may apply the Swiss initiative and
referendum system to Legislation.
As Haverhlll is the first city in this
country which Is about to adopt the
system, and as the republican and
democratic parties of Massachusetts
have indorsed the system as a promls-
ing method Of reforming municipal
government, the pioneer experiment
in this line will attract attention.
The Haverhill plan provides that
all ordinances passed by the council
shall be classified as urgent" and
"nonurgent" The urgent ordinances
are those referring to public health
and peace and those which appropri-
ate funds in any department greater
than the average sum appropriated
for the preceding three years IN that
department. Such measures do no5
fall within the operations Of the re-
ferendum and take effect at once.
All other ordinances are "non-urg-
ent," and become operative in thirty
days, unless, in the meantime, a petit
ton, signed by Is per cent Of the vot-
ers of the city who voted at the pre-
cedlng annual election shall be fled
with the city clerks, asking for the
submission of the measure to popu-
lar vote for adoption or rejection. II
adopted, it is thereafter u municipal
law. The Australian voting system
is in use in Massachusetts, and the
title Of the proposed measure will be
inserted IN the official ballot, The
mayor can not veto o measure thus
submitted, and he is thus shorn OF an
ancient prerogative.
To avoid frequent special elections,
all the non-urgent ordinances are vo-
ted upon at the annual election. An
ordinance passed by the council I'M
mediately after the annual election
must therefore await the action of
the people for an entire year.-Press.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-03-08
California.

Ever been there?
1t is an ocean of ozcne for in
valids.
"A sea Of sunshine for strangers.
"A world of wealth for workers.
The Mildly Winter fair (World's
Fair Jr.) ought to attract you to San
Francisco in 1894.
Those who marveled at the dis
plays in the California building
Jackson Park, should investigate
further, by taking trip to the Pa
cifc Coast.
1t will be found that the half has
not been told; the reality exceeds the
promise.
You can go quickly, cheaply and
comfortably over the Santa Fe Route.
A solid train all the way, running
south of snow blockades, through
picturesque New Mexico and Arizona.
Personally conducted parties
every week, in tourist sleepers on fast
express trains. Thousands have pat
ronized them.
Very low round-trip rates now
effective, good any day and on any
train.
Ifyou write to Jas. E. Watson
P. & T. A, A. r. a. S. f. h. r., Atchi-
son, Kansas, he will mail, free of
charge, an entertaining book, 40
California and Back" profusely il
Illustrated.
1t will inevitably confirm the la
teEt desire to see California face to
face.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-03-08

Our republican contemporaries still
continue to howl Socialism" at the
populists. Now it strikes the average
mind that these self-constituted guar
dams Of the public veal must be anti
socialists. Now listen for Webster's
definition of soclalism;-"A theory Of
society which advocates a more pre-
else, orderly and harmonious arrange
ment of the social relations of man
kind, than that which has hitherto
prevailed" These people who are so
horribly afraid of socialism must be
not only opposed to a more orderly
and harmonious social relation, but
they compel us, by their vehement
denunciation of socialism, to believe
that they also oppose what precision,
order and harmony that already pre-
walls. Government, if it means any
thing, must mean order, hence anti
socialism means dlscord, disorder,
riot and chaos. Who are the anarch-
lists, pray?
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This added to $3.50 the interest on
1923, 900 at 6 per cent, which is the
rate the city pays, makes q total
yearly expense of $3.50
For the present year the receipts
from water consumers amounts to
$64950, as will be seen from the list
of names and amounts printed be-
low. This leaves yearly deficit of
81, $50, which the city Is paying over
and above all receipts. OF course
such a state Of affairs is a burden to
the taxpayers, and unless the works
can be made Il little more nearly self
sustaining, it would be far better to
close them entirely. 1t will be seen
that the expenses of running alone
exceed by more than $500 the total
receipts, to say nothing of the interest
on the money invested. The HERALD
would like to see the people thor
oughly understand the whole ques-
tion, and then take some decided &C.
ton, that will be for the best inter
ests of the city. There Is no question
but that If an adequate supply of wa
ter could be had, the rentals would
be sufficient to more than pay the
current expenses. 1t IS probable that
the city election will hinge largely
upon this question, aud the HERALD
would like to see council elected
favorable to going ahead and secur-
ing the water, or else shutting down
the works.
Following is the list furnished by
Water Commissioner Klose fer water
with the amount paid by each;
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lists, pray

AND now the republican papers
over the state are furious because the
so-called stalwart democrats were
turned down at their meeting in To-
peka. The also are strangely solicit
tous for the safety of the populist
party and hope that the members Of
that party will have the good sense"
to refuse the democrats an opportun-
ity to vote their ticket. The fox who
thinks to get the crows meat by
praising her voice will find that the
populist party is not q silly crow, but
a great eagle-proud bird Of freedom,
who listens not to the voice Of fit
terry.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-03-08

SENATOR WHITE of Louisiana was
appointed associate justice Of the su.
preme court and was almost immedi-
ately confirmed by the senate. Sena-
tor Hill has low the Herculean task
of explaining TO the satisfaction Of
the New York democracy his conduct
which lost them a huge slice Of pie.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-03-08

The q. r. I & P railway use water
in the hotel, which was paid for by
laying about three blocks Of pipe
The Methodist aud Christian church
es also use water, but the rate was
not furnished.
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