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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-02-28
AS TO NEWSPAPERS.


llmeSStar.
The Chicago Tribune has made little in
vestigation into the charge so often heard that
newspapers devoted so much space to sensa.
tonal matters and so little to religious subjects.
1t finds that on Monday last seventy of the
leading newspapers of the country gave each
from one to eight columns to distinctively re-
ligiOus subjects out of a total of from thirty
eight Ito sixty-nine columns each OF reading
matter exclusive Of advertisements. The high
est per cent was that of the New York Tri-
bune which gave eight columns to religion out
of total of fOrty-seven columns. The lowest
was the San Francisco Examiner, which gave
but one out of siXty-four Considering that a
large part Of what is classed as news and gen.
eral miscellany was of a semi'religious charac-
ter, the proportion of such reading in the daily
papers is greater than is ordinarily supposed.
TEST THE QUESTION.
Exchanged
1t is rumored in Washington that the silver
men have been formulating plan, which, il
carried out. would result in placing freesil,
yer ticket in the field for the next national
campaign, But It appears that all of the silver
extremists do not approve this project. Sena'
tors Teller and Wolcott are said TO hold out
against it. Other prominent silver leaders are
confident that they will yet make the move
ment success. 1t is to be hoped that this ef
fort to put up national ticket will not fail
PuDllc opinion on the question OF Tree silver
should be tested. The only way to do it is t.
| bring the issue into a national campaign by the
nomination of a free-silver candidate for presi
dent.
| In 1880 John Sherman fondly looked to thu
| Empire state for aid that came not and event
ually failed to hold his own state. New Yorl
held to Arthur in 1884 and then supported
Blaine. Ohiocandidates were not remembered
In 1888 New York did go west but just ia
enough to miss Ohio and Mr.. Harrison was tn
recipient of her favor Three years ago whel
Mckinley came very near being candidate
New York paid no attention TO the fact ant
followed her usual course of ignoring the Buck
eye state for the past thirty years.
SOCIETY DOES NOT PAY.
[Chicago Times.l
As business society don't pay. Ward Nc
Allister currently reported to be in very com
Portable circumstances, left no will, neithe
does his estate foot up to more than $4,000
All this came to light before the surrogate tC
day when the only daughter of the late ba
and banquet director applied for letter
of administration. In her petition tn
young lady stated that her father lei
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-02-28

Drop postal card to 'The News ordering
the daily sent to your home. You win not
reeret ii.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-02-28
PRESS OPINIONS.
THE HANG OF 1T.
[Chicago Dispatch. ]

lCnlcagO Dlspatch'l
A ST. Paul paper says that Harry Hayward
Of Minneapolis apparently regards his trial fol
murder as the most amusing thing in all his
experience" He may not like the trial Sc
well when he gets the hang of it.
NEW YORK IGNORING OHIO.
[Pittsburg Dispatch
New York has never thought much of Ohio
in presidential sense. Not at least in the
history OF the present genera
ton has the Empire State dele
CATION ever championed an Ohio man. In 1856
Salmon p. Chase looked to New York, but
New York was welded TO her Seward. Not
again until 1876 was there anything like
national republican convention with heated
contests on. Ohio stuck to Hayes and New
York 10 Conklin.
MISS ANNA GoULD's MARRIAGE.
IN. Y. SUM-
The marriage of Miss Anna Gould TO the
Count de Castellane Is announced 10 take place
ON tho 4th Of March. The bridesmaids viii be
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-02-28

Miss Helen Gould, Miss Kittie Cameron, Miss
Richardson, and another young friend of the
brides. Their gowns are to be of white cloth,
with heavy trimmings of Russian sable, and
the hats will be made of black chiffon. The
Marquise de Castellane and younger son are
expected to arrive in time for the wedding, and
there can be no question at all that Miss
Gould's position and social surroundings when
she reaches her new home in France will be
most CHARMING
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-02-28

The DEMOCRAT Office has printed more sale
bills this season than allother offices combined.
WhyY Because their prices are the lowest
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-02-28

but 1000 in personal property and no terra
frma. Both her brothers signed consents that
she be made administrators, thereby renounc-
ing their claims to the estate. Society sup
posed that Ward owned the house on West
Thirty-sixth street and the farm in Newport
from which he derived nice income by rails
ing early vegetable and selling them at top
prices to his princes, but, then what our so
ciety don't know about some things would fill
a large volume.
DECAY OF LITERATURE.
[Chicago Times
1t must be admitted that our literature has
fallen into decay and disrepute. Henry James,
who is a sort of literary pope affected with in
digestion, turns out his usual annual grist of
written biliousness. Howells has devoted
himself to REFORM which is a thing to be
thankful for, inasmuch as it will probably
empty the magazines of him before long. Bret
Harte has broken all of the strings on his vio-
Inns but one, and its vibrations grow monoton-
Gus. Thomas Nelson Page has married wife
and grown lazy. Miss Murfree, who was the
most promising of ALL has not kept the prom
ses made in the name of Charles Egbert Grad
dock. In fine we are ending the century with
a decadent and hopeless set of bookmakers,
who write novels as they would chop wood
ndustriously but without ideals. 1t is hard
to chop wood ideally.
JOURNALISM IN LONDON
Boston Herald
According to Mr.. Smalley, what is known as
society journalism pays handsomely in LON
don. The London World lays aside about
$40, 900 year for its proprietors. Its rival,
Truth, is understood to earn not less than $780,
600 year, net profit. Some of the many
ladies' papers exceed even that. Much more
remarkable is the story current and credited in
the regions of London journalism that the
Daily Telegraph was bought outright thirty
| ~. Aaa= gs.A
annual profits have reached or exceeded $3.50,
600.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-11-24
A New Enterprise.

1t is rumored that the necessity OF
sending to Dwight for Kelley RENE
dies. no longer exists. That double
chloride OF gold can be procured in
large quantities in the fields West Of
Carson.
A syndicate is about to be formed to
purchase the ground and experiment
by feeding the jags on vegetables
grown in the locality named, and ir-
rigated by mint sewerage. A gradu-
ate Of the local Kelly Institute has
been kicking himself ever since he
heard OF the scheme, for spending
$3.50 for the cure. when had he known
he could have purchased a sack of
double chloride potatoes, and achieved
the same results for $3.50.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-11-24
ALL S0RTS.

Furnished rooms 10 Ter oppDait" the
"e''''''7'
The tamale social last evening a
a very pleasant success.
For Rent-The Gibraltar, furnished ~
unfurni,hed Sec John G.Fox,
~ ~
\ strike in Occidental has sent the
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-11-24
Church Notices.

NJ. E. Church Preaching II a. M.
and Z p. m.
Class meeting 10 80 a. N.
Sunday School - NJ. Junior and Ep-
worth League, i and 6 p. m.
Al are cordially invited.
J. NJ. WILSON,
Pastor.
Presbyterian Church Services at
II a. N. and Z p. m.
Morning sub: "a Nation in Chains"
Evening sub: mistake OF the Skep-
tic, and Wonders OF the World"
Everybody welcome.
FRANCIS. L. NASH.
Pastor.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-11-24
Benton's Liniment.

Which has been used in Carson for
over twenty-five years, has saved
many an ache and pain to those who
know it. It is really intended for
horses but works with the same magi-
cal effect on the human, 1t is pow
erful remedy and for rheumatism is
the king of the world. Aches knocked
out in short order. No horseman
should be without bottle. Benton's
Liniment is fol sale at all drug stores
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-11-24

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-11-24

1t is said that Immediately after the
earthquake n the East all the dry
streams in the line Of the disturbance
filled with water. Is it possible that
the earth was shaking for the drinks?
Silver State.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-11-24
Ladies of OrmSbv County

Don't fail to mail us your orders during the next few days, d.
our prices are lower than ever before. We are offering spec
ial Inducements in order to make room for our immens@
stock Of holiday goods which will arrive soon.
O. OUR QUOTATIONS! MAIL O ORDERS
VISIT OUR STORE
Dress Suits that were $500 each Now s.5o ORES Suit. hat were go Now $50
Latest Pd VaNt. were 50 yard, Now Ioo Gents VOC socks we're 37Nc ns~ -
Ladies leather b~ts we're age no. sc Ladies bck cotton hos were I211c 90 -
JnbkaefsdC Canton Flannel 20 wards Tor a doMA.
Bkched Cotton rash 40 yard. Tor a dollar.
White Shaker Flannel 40 wards for 4 dousr
Yard wide BeaChed Muslin x rads for 4 doMa,
Yard Wide UhbeachedN Muslin IS yard, frJ joH-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-08
Don Der &iibfeite.

ssruu R. 8obinion 1T Ieste 8o6s in
ibr pra6tboQeS neuss @sbdubs umss.
3o9en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-08
90 eie 0itits ausIfntioen uno
Grippe in Berlin.

Snfluensa unb Grippe baIten nod
INNER bic 8ebbIferuns bon Berlin in
ibrsn 9anoen unb bic 3ranibeit, peIds
anfdnsIi6 nur in miloer Sorm auftrat,
bat i'm 2aufe Der 3eit einen INNER ern.
iteren @barafter anssnommen, 70 bab bic
3abI Der 9obssfdae infoIse bon Sn,
Heuensa i'm 2aufe Der IeBten Wo6e idon
auf mebrere bunbsrt seitiesen 1T. SIM
Reidstase ianf bic 3abI Der reseImdbi.
gen 8eiu6er bis auf unsefabr 40 bsrab
mebr aIs $50 4bseorbnete liessn sur 8sii
tranf barnieoer ober befinbsn fi1 i1on in
Der 8econpalsscen3. Die @siammisabI
Der grtranfunsen an Suflusnsa in 8sr.
lin ipirb spiiden 30s unb 40. 900 anse.
eebsn. Inter ben bon ber aranfbeit
Seimeeiu6ten befnben ii6 bic bsiben
8iceprdiioenten oeS 8ei9stass, Srbr.
BON 8uols s8erenbers uno 8uertIin, Abs
miraI sSrbr. b. b. @olb. Der Bring bon
llief, @eueralisutenant Spit. Slrt bon
Garolutb. 8eutben unb sublrei6e Mit.
eIisbsr bes SofperionalS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-08
Streif inn Nittsburas0iffrift,

Die 8srsIsuts bes pittsburser 81.
ftrifts baben einsn Streif erfldrt unb
sebntauieno Diann baben ibr Weri3eus
niebsrselset unb in lebsrsin itimmuns nit
ben 8eidIlhen Der Diitrittss Convention
bic So gents' State perlanst. Der Strsif
fam unerpartet, bic 8samtsn Der IofaIen
8rubsnarbeiters Organization babsn ibre
Drobune, bab ben aoblenprobueenten
nibt "a Stunben Dor Der Mrbeitseiniteq.
une 9lotis eeseben iperben piiroe, 70 bab
iie iid barauf nidt Uorbereitsn i6nnten,
ausssfiibrt. Die Contention ipuree in
Der ArbeitsrittersSaae absebaItsn. 81
DeIesaten, tpeIde 10000 Wann osrtre.
ten, anttporteten auf ben RamenSaufruf.
Brdiioent Sotn u. Cairns fibrte ben
8oriis. glnitimmis mar man Der Gins
iidt, bab man auf elmer GrbObuns Der
2obnraten beheben ioae unb einise tparen
su @unfen Der 79 @ents. 8ate, bic iie
Der @ieberberitequns Der Columbus.
Gompromibrate bel bertiirster Nrbeits3sit
porsosen. 9iad elmer baIbtdnbissn
Debate tpuroe foIsenbe Reiolution an'
senommen:
,8si6lofen, bab mir nit ben SIub.
srubenarbeitern semeinidaftlid SO Gts.
pro 1onne perIansen unb iofort uniere
4rbeit einitsqsn unb nidt sbsr ipieber
aufansen. ais biz uniere Sorberuns Be.
tpiaist it,"
Ser Streif purbe bann erfIdrt unb
Der 8si6IuB mad isbem 1bsiIs oss 81.
ftritts telssrapbirt. Die 2ofaIbeamten
srtldrsn, bab feline llnse 8obIen bsf5rbsrt
tperben piro. ais biS bic SO gents. 8ate
tpisbsr anerfannt 1T. 9is Contention
tritt bsute tpieber suiammsn. um bic Sra,
ten fir Wai6insn 8srsbau gu bsitim.
men.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-08
Spoe 0arfer Nctisen.

--Srau Diaria OberScrfer bon Nort
Spoe Bart apenue bat fd bon ibrsl
tar3li1sn 8rantbeit ipiebsr srboIt.
- Charles Sisf tpurbe am WlitttpoG
oerbaftet, neil er elmer Sirma in Sbas
mofin sl75 unteridIassn baben ioa, be,
Der er als Solicitor aneeteat mar.
: Das niebsrsebrannte DedeInid
Sotel mar oas on 2ussrns Strabe unt
Spos Yarf Ipenue, unb ni6t oasienias
seeendber Der Der st. Sobns 8ir&e, tuis
mir irrtbimIid beridtetsn.
= 9ommis Goaeran bon Bellevue,
aht Sabre alt, tpurbe am Wontae IbenS
auf antrieb bon Srau @. q. Sueean
wesen 8etteIei perbaftet. Ser ssunss
bat eine quite Seimatb, siebt es aber Dor,
gu 8etteln na6 elmer tidtigen 9eftion
I'm Statlonsbaus tpurbe er tpieber ent.
la6en.
- Cine srobe InsabI 8spobnsr bon
Spoe Barf iinb bon einem dIteren Serrn,
Der ii8 aIs Nsent bon Ulunisp's Wonats,
i9rift aussab. um 81 sei6rbpft porben.
sic bsaablten ibm sesen Auittuns ben
81, aber bic Sefte iinb ME anssfommen
un6 bic Serausseber iassn, bab Der
S4pinbIer feline 8oamadt bon ibnen
bate.
- Dus 8ferb Oes Ssusr6efs Serber
rannte am DlittpOd 9admittas an Der
gB. 2adaipanna Npe. in cine 8eaebue
Strabenbabn uno our6 ben 3uiammen.
itob erbielt Der Dtotorman Spennep
einen bOppeIten 8rud bes Iinten 8eines
unb Stomas GonIin, Der Greiber bes
5ubriperfes. tpuroe leidt bsrIebt, bas
Pferb tpurbe aud i&Iimm suseridtst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-08
&tabtratb.
Common Council. %. Nsbrua

Common Council, 90. ssebruar.
9ie beutise Sisuns obisen 3weises
mar ettpas IanStpieris. neil bel ieoer 9lb,
itimmuns baS gfamenspersei1niB Der
Nitslieoer oerIeien ipurbe.
2orens q. 9sibler tpurbe aIs MitsIieb
bon Der l6. 0arb aufsenommen unb
nimmt Serrn S6abt's STEELE elm.
DaS glienbabn' @omite ipeiserte iid.
siuen Seri6t iiber bic Rorbsnbe giiens
babn Orbinan3 einaubrineen unb bel Der
Ibitimmuns sine iie perloren.
Wapor @onnea ianote bic ReioIution.
tpelbs ben Stabiidreiber anipeiit, Nnass
bote fir 8eleubtuns Der ftaStii6en Sc.
bdube ansuseisen, obne feline unteri6rifi
suriid. Sein 8eto ipurbe burb Nb.
itimmuna aufrebt erbaIten unb bieieIbe
pirb in ibrer srfen Sorm poreebradt
iperben.
DaS Straben, unb 8rdden gomite
beridtete eeeen bic 8erenssruns ber
Uiulberrp Strabe, stpiiden Slap unb
grtbur Ipenues, unb 3u 8uniten Der
8ersnserune BON 2inbsn Strabe stpif6en
Monroe unb Slap Npenue unb Iebtere
Reiolution ipuroe aneenommen.
Die Warft Orbinans tpurbe an bas
Sutis. GOmite psrtpieien; Ssrr 3obinion
tpollte iis an Elm ipesieaes @omite bon
fiinf bic etipaS bonn Warfipeien ber.
iteben, Ibertpieien baben, ipurbe aber
niecerseitimmt.
Den Amsnbements bes Select @ounciIa
in Betreif Der gti6tbirser Orbinan,
wurbe beiseitimmt uno nadbem bas Sc.
tperafebment bes beutiden 8irdbOfsa
ubseIufen iparb, erfoIste 8ertasuns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-08
GBilfesbarre Ra6rthten.

- Sim Iebten Donneritas brannte ar
2incoln Abenue buS bon Nipies Sacobi
beipohnte Saus nisDer.
-Snei neue 9ohmeifter purben lett,
Wode in 2userne County ernannt; a.
BIpmOutb 9. g. Gulerp unO su Drums
Srl. Carrie Drum.
- ginunbfe6sis Tobssfdae tpurbsr
bier fur sebruar berihtet. Die Rebr.
sabI esrielbsn tparb peruria1t burd
Pneumonia, Dipbtberia unb Ssr3trani'
belt.
Ser bieiise @ronb armp gofsn
bat on Der tiirsli6 absebaItenen Rirmeb
spifden $500 unb 5000 psrlcren. Sis
8orfeauns lsBte @o4e in Scranton
bat nidt bic 8ofen beaabIt.
Srau @Iiiabetb S6appert BAT bic
Traction @ompanie auf $4,000 S1as
oeneriab perflast, neil ibr Wann Sobn
Sdappert auf Der Nanticofs 2inie por
einisen Bo4en eetDbtet ipurbe.
-Samss Senbrids, Der ben Barney
8id i'm lebten Robember ermorbet baben
ioa, tpurbe Isbts 8o6e in Ssriep Gitp
arretirt unb bierber eebra6t. mo er iebt
in 8efdnsnib fist. um prCseiiirt 3u iperben.
Die county Gommiiidrs babsn 6.
6. WspsrS BON Detroit, Wi9., oils Or.
biteften fiir baS ;u erbauenbe @eribts'
sebdubs erpdblt; Elm Grditeit srbdlt
fiinf pro,ent Der Soften zines @sbdubes.
senannter Serr tpirb alio sttpa s25, 900
ais GOmpsniation erbalten.
- 8ei Der Isbten 8abI ftimmten bier.
ipie e8 iid iebt berausiteat. uieIe BeriO'
nsn auf sefdlidte Sdrserpapiere unb
Sobn Quinn BON Der Diitr,ftss Nnpalt
Office fol- nit ieinem 8ater Beter Quinn
an ben SdIidunsen betbeiIist eetpeien
iein. Ser iunse Quinn 1T entlaHen
unb Der dItere tpirb in 8erbinbung nit
anoeren WittpiHern tpabrideinIi6 baflr
pro3efirt tpereen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-08
Sa8 TbaI abtpdrtS.

-9as 8ebdube Der Bonita 8Ias.
tperfe gu Wooiie sebt raid ieiner 8oas
snbuns entsesen.
- Gin srobes SoIssebdube su 2aFin.
Der Qnnora &oblen @ompanie 8ebbreno,
brannte am Sonntae nieber.
Taglor.- Srau Soispb NbIfs furt
am Sreitas in ibrer Bobnuns i'm 49,
Sabre iie mar eine Idnsidbrise Gin.
pobnerin Der Radbari9aft uno msbrert
9tnbsr iib5rleben iie. 9as 8esrdbnif
fanc am Olontas i'm fatbOlii6en 8ir&.
bofe in Spee Part itatt.
- Ser StaIisnsr Srani Seabo, mel.
der Iebten CONNER in Iaplor burt
sinen BifoIenihub eins iunge Dame an
9nbheI fblimm peripunbete unb fp6tel
peridpanb, If leste 8o6s nabe Sasle1
ton perbaftst ipOrcsn unO iibt iest in
bieiisen @efdnsniB, mo sr bis 3u isinen
proseb QUARTER baben ipirb.
- Srau gbparb gloIan bon apoet
beiam fiirslib bur6 ben 1obssfaQ eines
8erpuncten 81 900 8erf6eruns uno b
lie feln redtes 8srtrauen in Banter
bate, 70 leste iie es in ibr 8ett. Yin
Dienitas DlOrsen IA llbr brannts ba
bon ibr beipobnte Suus iammt SnbaI
sdnsIid nisoer uno ibr @eIo nutirIid
aud nit.
-9atrid O'JeiI bon Minoofa puyb
ONT Sreitas Ia6mittas i'm No. 2 Sdat
su @reenpooc 10 iblimm perIest. hab c
mabridsinlid iterben pirb er purb
stpif6en einem belabenen 3arren un
sinsm StiiBpfsiler eefunssn.
sar Das ,,WodenbIatt" entbdIt al
Ra6ri6ten unb fOfet nur S2.00.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-08
Saupt Slnr. +.

BaTt .inrn Gtnt In ben Slut unb bort BIZ
nsutft Wuiif.
Damn lommt cine Isbr aro6e auawabI BON ntusr
eiustfa6tsn Damtn Sai&snti&rn, MIR 4
ia IA 6akiid
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-08
Couis Cobmann's
WotPI,
1923 unb 325 sprnee StraBe.

ct. Bouts anbsuier 8ui6 uno Q. 2obiniou
8iere. Bsrlinsr Bsibbisr. Bon Bsinen une
eiquoren wsroen nur bic erprobteiten Rarter
seflbtt Better Borter unb aIe
0Sarme une falte Speifen
,u isber Sasssieit. als 9elitatsHsu Der Sab
res5eit Cine rsi1baItigs AuspabI Ss- bsf'r
Gieafreu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-08

- Am lebten Donnertas brannte an
2ineOIn Mpsnue bas bon Mpies Sacobs
beipohnte Saus nieper.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-08
$500 fur einen Ramen !,

9isie idbne Summs III Der teutfd,
Samensd6tsr SaIser bsrsit su sablen filr
sinsn pafienben gtamsn fiir ieinen neuen
Wunbers safer. lleber 1000 Sar.
mer, bic Seriudsipsiie cine 8rpbs bieiea
Safers lebtes Sriibiabr befamsn, rlbmen
ibn aufs b6dfte unb bsbaupten sinitim.
mig, baB bon bieier ersisbisen Sorts
200 9uibel per Gder seaOsen tperben
f6nnen
WubrIi4, pabrIi6, bic 8eIt idrsitsi
ppran
90 Sic oieies ausi@nsioen uno
nit IA 6. in 8risfmarisn an Sobn u.
Sal3er Seeb Co., Ga GroFs, Wis., fen.
ben, befommen Sic frei cine srobe Yrobs
bieieS Safers uno ibren beutiden Samen.
8ataIos, mo man fincet, tpie bic $500 3u
befommen iinb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-08
Sunmpre.

- Gin nsuss 8latt. Sunmors grpreb,
iOI in aGrss bier iein Grf4einsn MAIDEN
-lGin 3inb bon Srau Spanssnbsre
su giap Aus ieste am Wlittpod baa
Saus in 8ranb unb tpurbe siemIit
ialimm babel bsrbrannt,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-08
3ttt8tpu.

- Ser Susquebanna SIuB NOR am
Samfus 81 SUB tiber low water mark
bel Bittston.
-Sobn Surt erbieIt am Samitas i'm
Ipin S&u4t elm 3erqusti4uns BON stpei
5insern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-08
Gs lpart euer &leio -.

8eIpeeu Rebr Ginfa1uns i6sf sei6nitten, in S6pars,
8Iau. Braun unb anberen Sarben; garbS in enem
StId INNER perauft fGr 10 Gts
Infer Nrets, 10 GentS baS Stid.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1895-12-19
Obituary.
Shreveport, La.

Died, near Rush Point Caddo par
ish, La, Nov. 18th, 1896, at the age
of 80 years, 6 months and II days,
Mr.. Howell Cobb Sims, son of the
late James and Jennie L. Sims, Mr..
Sims was born at Marshall, Harrison
county, Texas, May 4th, 1865. He
was married, June 18th, 1889, at
Morgan, Texas, to Miss Annie Ross
Cakes, of Waco, Texas. His remains
were laid to rest at Marshall, Texas,
Nov. Goth, 1895.
Mr.. Sims removed soon after his
marriage to North Louisiana, resid-
ing part of the time in Bossier pirish,
and part of the time in Caddo. For
his gentleness of manner, his integ-
rity of character, and other good
qualities he was highly respected by
all who knew him.
He leaves a wife and two little
ones to deplore his loss. We SYM
pathize with them most deeply in
their affection, and commend them
to the guidance and consolation of
the Holy Comforter. II.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1895-12-19
Late Literary Note.

Two very important facts in con-
nection with the new era of maya
zines are illustrated in the December
Cosmopolition. It's fiction is by
Stevenson, the last story written
before his death, "Ouida," Sarah
Grand, Zangwill, and the beginning
of James Lane Aliens new Kentucky
realistic story, Butterflies" Prob
ably no stronger array of fiction has
ever been presented in any maya
zine-money could not buy better:
Nor has any magazine ever had
larger number of really distinguish
ed artists engaged upon the illustra-
ton of a single number. The reader
might be puzzled to know how such
a number can be made at the price
of ten cents. But the magazine
itself affords the solution. It con-
tains 1879 pages of advertising, which,
as the pubiehers announce, is from
$4,000 to $4,000 more net cash ad-
vertising than was ever before print
ed in any magazine, of any kind, and
in any country. 1t breaks the worlds
record in the publishing business.
Moreover, the cost of the artists and
authors who appear in this number
is divided amongst 100000 copies,
bringing the cost per copy proper
tionately low. The Cosmopolitan
/ thinks that the ten cent magazine,
bringing, as it does, the best in art
| and literature into all classes, is an
educational movement second in i'm
portance only to that of the public
| schools.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1895-12-19

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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1895-12-19

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