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Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-08-26
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Anthracite coal used exclusively, insuring
cleanliness and comfort.
ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
MAY. 15, 1895.
LEAVE FREELAND.
605, 25 8 49, 10 Al a m, 35, 227, 3 40, 25,
IL, 8 SIS, S 0j, 81 p IN, for Drifton Jeddo, Lum-
Der Yard, Stockton and Iazleton.
6O5, 25 033 II m, %, 40, % p m, for
Mauch Chunk. Allentown, Bethlehem, Phila.,
Easton and New York.
,,605, 9S3, lOA am, 227, 425 8 5s pm, for
26, 16. 10 50 n IN, IL 81, 4 "a p IN, Via High
land Branch) for White Haven, Glen Summit,
Wilkes-Barre, Pittston and l.. and B. Junction.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
II 40 m and As p m for Drifton, Jeddo, Lum-
Der Yard and Hazeton.
40 p IN for Delano, Mahanoy City, Shenan-
doah, New York and Philadelphia.
ARRIVE AT FREELAND.
726, 927, 10 So, II 81 IN, IL IS, > 13, "a, 80,
5S, AZ p IN, from Hazleton, Stockton, Lum-
Der Yard, Jeddo and Dritton.
70, 921, 10 81 Il III, 2 IL, 81, 6 IS p m, from
Delano, Mahanoy City and Shenandoah tvia
New Boston Branch).
Il IS, 33, S47 p m, from New York, Easton,
Philadelphia, Bethlehem, Allentown and Mauch
927, 10 So m, 12 5s, 3 80, 6 IS, S AZ p m, from
Easton, Phila., Bethlehem and Mauch Chunk
- y ~ lO Al am, q, . 5S IN from White Haven,
B. junction viasHighland Branch).
SUNDAY TRAINS.
IL 81 a m and 3 81 p IN, from Hazleton, Lum-
Der Yard, Jeddo and Drifton.
II 81 n m from Delano, Hazleton, Philadelphia
and Easton.
3 81 IN from Delano and Mahanoy region.
For further information inquire of Ticket
Agents.
CHAS. S. LEE, Genl Pass Agent,
- Phila., Pa.
ROLLlN II. WILBUR, Gen. Supt. East Div
A. w. NONNEMACHER, Asst g. p. A.,
South Bethlehem, Pa.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-08-26

The residents of Brvanton are still
without fire protection. This part of
town is rapidly building up, and as
something must eventually be done in
the matter, the council cannot act too
soon. Before it was admitted to the
borough serious fire occurred there.
and some of the property then destroy
ed could have been saved if the proper
appliances to fight the blaze were at
hand. Now that it is under the iuris-
diction of the council, the people own
ing property have "A right to expect pro-
lection. 1t is dangerous to put it off.
A fire, aided by strong wind, would
sweep the "Hill' in a few hours. The
firemen have nothing to stop it.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-08-26
T EHIGH TRACTION COMPANY.

T EHlGH TRACTION COMPANY.
II Freeland Branch.
First car will leave Frccand for Drifton,
Jeddo, Japan, Oakdac, Ebervale, Iurlcigh,
Milnesvle Lattimer and Hazeton at 6l2 a.
IN. After this cars will leave every thirty
minutes throughout the day until lll2 p. IN.
On Sunday first car will leave mt $40 a. m,
the next car will leave at 735 a. m., and then
every thirty minutes until ll05 p III.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-08-26

Summer neckwear, 23c at Refowich's.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1895-08-23

comet known az Comet III Of 1892.
Judging from the specimens OF meteors
which have fallen on the earth, they
are COMPOSED maiuly Of iron and the
kindred metals, They are. while fly
ing through space, mere pieces OF cold
iron, but when they strike the atmos~
phere they hecome heated and there's
fore luminous Their rapid passage
through the air causes this heating
They travel through the air at the
rate OF about thirtY>ssven miles per
second, and II they all reached the
earth would do considerable damage
Luckily. however, many of them only
pass through very small portion Of
the atmosphere, and Then go on In
their wild course through space. The
air acts as a serJ Of "A protector for the
earth, and those which take a direct
course toward the eurth's surface are
disslpated by the passage and reduced
to powder before they reach the Garth
To either one OF these causes is due
the fact that they are seen for mo
ment and then disappear These
particles have been thrown off bv thf
comet and have formed an orbit oi
their own. which the earth meet,
about Aug 10th of each year,
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In Thuringia there is whole district
which is dependent for its support on
the manufacture OF artificial eyes; hus,
bands, wives and children all working
together at the same means of liveli-
hood, And yet, though these simple
German village people turn out their
produce by tho dozen, no two eyes are
ever the same, No artificial eye has its
exact fellow either in color or in size in
the whole world The method of the
manufacture is not very complicated
art. There are firstly glass plates,
which are blown by gas-Jets, then mold
ed by hand into the form of an oval
shaped cup, Then there is the coloring
Of the eyes, which is effected by tho
means of tracing with fine needles, the
tints being Left 10 The taste Of the indi.
vidual worker, though the scope Of their
taste is necessarily limited to grays and
blues, and browns and blacks, which
eolors are assorted together before be.
ing eventually dispatched to their yari
Gus destinations
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Editorial Department,
A.C. WINS, Editor.
ONE OF THE REASONS.

Mrs. G. j. Allen. one Of the lady
mombers Of the Republican Central
committee. stated at Republican
ladies' meeting in the First precinct
In Sail Lake, that while the majority
of the Republican women in the city
are registering and are prepared TO
use the franchise given them by the
Republican party IN the coming cleo
tions. there are many who do not In
tend to vote because they say they
have no interest in politics. This
seems strange statement for any
sane Utah woman TO maze jnst DOW,
There are a hundred reasons that
might be advanced why woman
should hesitate to vote OF take an ac'
tive part In politics; but the one men
tl1ned is about the weakest and the
worst of the lot. Let any woman In
Utah sit down for just ten minutes
and compare the condition of her own
homo and family today with that OF
three years ago; then let her for an
other ten minutes use the good sense
the Lord has given her in studying
cut for herself, by the light of the
political events for three years past
The causes that have brought the ex
istlng conditions about, and then, i
she can, let her say to herself that she
has nc interest in politlcs-aud let bel
stay away from the polls. No womal
IN Utah, and particularly no Republi
can woman, who is interested in hel
own home and family can afford tt
say she is net interested in politics
this year.
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ANNAENNLLi4NL'
Dear Miss Evangeline, we are not
in the habit Of replying to anonymous
letters nr PARTING with advice gratui-
tously, but as we have a few job lots
of advice and quantity of bitter ex-
perience gained In platjnic friendship
we have concluded to favor you with
our views.
In regard to plat0uic fri andship, we
don't know If IL IL proper-we are done
with 1t; but we do know that it does
not always do to cultivate it. We
once formed friendship of that sort
with mans wife, and he noticed 1t
| and pushed our face in. Then he go.
behind us and pushed in out again
Crhe story that we lost our good looks
when an irate subscriber fed MS into
the press is vulgar lie aud was circu.
lated by Buffalo Bill Glasman for cam
palgn purposes,)
III You know man is handsome, for
Heavens sake don't tell him of it.
Men who have been told that by some
sweet, Ingenious young girl-and be-
lleyed 1t, Of c0urSe-are now to numer-
Gus TO make IL pleasant for Us old one ;.
" Works where do"-'is just as nice
us be can be'-et0. All, yes. Now
see here, fair anonymous questiouer
we are not Jealous, don't know yOu or
hat fellow, but IT is our private opIn-
ION that he aln't much force. Ii he Is
courteous 20 you in ana out of tho
shop, very well, But if he goes out OF
MS way considering that he is mar
rled) to seek opportunities of being
courteous, That confirms cur opinion.
Z 4 n fs11l 70 q ,N1a 4,
III 9ndship for this man, accent his
company en- eli sorts OF occasions, etc,
and his wife should notice il, as she
wOua be sure to if sne takes any i'm
teresL in his affairs, dear friends tn
yDu be she would cut your acqualnt'
ance at once. She wouldn't share her
chocolates and chewing gum with you
any more, She might also make it un-
pleasant for your platOnic friend.
Also, dear Evangcline, the public
doesn't view these platOnic affairs IN
the light It might. 1t discusses such
things with every appearance Of deep
Interest, and the remarks II MAKES are
at times highly offensive. Many fair
and seemingly strong charac ter has
been b9dly fractured by these free and
discussions. If the
public had cuuntenance into which
one could thrust a siX-sh0Cter and in
vite it TO smut up Or. it might be
different. You would better ask your
mother about this. Evangeline. She
is your best friend.
We hope in Uhls. our poor endeayOT
we will merit your confidence; and if
YOU write, enclose stamp Tor reply.
Hoping that our Sunday school teach
er knows you nnd will introduce us,
we remain, Yours very truly.
The EDITOR,
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The shcoting Stars.

An unusually large number Of bright
meteors have been visible lately in the
eastern sky after dark The following
explanation of the origin of the little
heavenly bodies is offered by an astron.
omef. as quoted by an exchange:
They are the perseids ano are al
ways 10 be seen at This time Of year
They are, according to the most emf :
nent astronomers portions OF the
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1895-08-23

The worst charge that has been
brought forward against Col. Trumho
in connection with his alleged pOlIti-
cal aspirations seems 10 be that he has
money, and that he is spending 1t for
The good Of his party, and therefore,
incidentally, for his own political ad-
vapcement 1t would be a mighty
good thing, perhaps. il some of the
otner aspiring politicians In Utah,
who can afford it, and who expect to
be directly benefited, would come 10
the front with little OF the same
stnfr, aud leave talking to those who
have nothing else TO give. We object
TO the theory that only poor men
should hold Office for n good many
reasons, but principally because IN
that event the newspaper men wOnld
have to run all the offices in Utah. and
the rich men would have to run the
newspapers, and then there would be
the duce to pay for sure.
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AM Ern nf unmarrleh lHomen.

Susan b. Anthony is of the opinion
that we are on the verge Of an era of un'
married women. Our civilization, she
says, is changing. Daughters cannot be
supported at home, and there is moth
ing there to busy them. The women
used to spin and weave, make carpets
and soap, but now all that is done FOR
them in the factories. Young men do
not make enough money to surtsrt
their wives, and there is such craze
for dissipation among them that tho
women would rather go into store
tor almost nothing tfar 10 marry.
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Paving Him In rria Own Coin.

"My dear" he said, with that nasty,
nagging sarcasm some men resort to,
'please don't surprise me any more
with box of cigars of your own selec-
ton"
II won't, love-" she replied, with the
sweet, simple frankness of woman,
''if you promise not to surprise me
again with a spring bonnet of your
own selection. Detroit Free Press.
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suppressing this scandalous traffic In
4 L. 1...a..

suppressing this scandalous traffic In
what was little less than human lives.
One may, by an easy sequence OF
events, as has been shown, trace the
dust of Alexander till they find it stop
ping bung hole but surely the most
fruitful imagination, unless assisted, as
in this instance, by truth, could never
have possibly conceived anything so
grewsomely grotesque as the idea OF the
head OF some illustrious New Zealand
warrior of yore, who had in life re-
toiced in some such nwe-inspiring1name
as Matutaera Te Pukepuke Te Paine
Tu Karato Te-a-Potatau TIE Whereo-
where Tawhias o-te-Ngatimahuta, be
ing, toward the middle century, hawked
about the streets of Sydney in a dirty
old colored handkerchief
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Sanitary InteIlIcenon.

} "You must not come to school ahr
more, Tommy, until your mother has
recovered from the smallpox," said
teacher in one of the New York pub.
lie schools.
"There amt a bit of danger. She
amt going to give me the smallpox"
"Why, how is that? How do you
know that?"
She's my stepmother. She never
gives me anything, Texas Siftings.
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Merely His WAY,

"Is anything the matter with that
monkey" inquired the visitor at the
menagerie. "IIe seems to bemoping."
THAT monkey" said the keeper,
stirring up the animal with long.
slender pole, isn't moping. He's pos
ing. In his way, sir, he's the most
diverting little rascal in the cage. Fly
around there, Ward McAllister! Make
yourself. livelyp'-Chicago Tribune.
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Brigham Young College.

The catalogue of The Brigham Young
college at Logan, Utah, for 1S95-96,
now at hand, outlines the general pol
icy of that institution as follows:
1t is the general policy OF the College to pro.
mote the higher educational interests of the
people, broadly and generously interpreted.
1t ia its aim to provide au education liberal ana
thorough, embracing not only mental discipline
and physical training, but moral ana spiritual
culture, as an essential part Of the develop
ment OF a symme trlcal character
In order TO furnish the discipline and the
knowledge necessary to the successful prose
cution of advanced work, nearly all the stuuies
of the regular courses in the earlier years are
prescribed, But when the powers OF the stud
ents are developed by the required work, the
principle OF election is introduced; and during
the junior and senior years students are pe r
mitted TO select the subjects in winch they are
most Interested The opportunity is there by
given for the encouragement Of indlldu.Il
adaptation and for more special Preparation
for the various vocatiUns OF lie,
Recognizing the importance OF religion in all
true culture, theological studies are prescribe
in all the cours es. The students are requireg
10 attend devotional exercises daily, except
Saturday and Sunday
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TRAFFIC IN HEADS.
Picturesque Specimens whiyh We're ono
Articles OF Comnc-ao.

Articles OF Cnmno-ae.
In the gallery of the British mnsS.
um which is devoted to ethnaG2
specimens there arc four VI y
Maori heads, The tattooiN =. 4
one to the extreme left is bo
design and perfectly executed'N 4
eScellent specimen of facial maSj
as practieed in New Zealand. 1t musr
have belonged to some chief of long ped
igree, and was no doubt once an hon
ored relic.
Another of these heads, the second
from the right, is OF different charac.
ter. It's owner was undoubtedly hasti.
ly tattoocd and slain. Compare the
ugly, shapelcss scrawls upon the left
cheek with the graceful markings on
the nobler head. The pigment used
must also have been very poor, and it
was evidently applied in the most slov
enly way. In many places the flesh
has not retained the color; and the cuts
caused by the tattooing instruments
could not have been properly healed
before the unlucly creature was done
to death.
For long time the Maoris made
these heads very profitable article Of
traffic with Europeans, but finally tht
enormity of this trade was made pslp1
BILE to the tagging authorities, aud IL
1881 the governor at Sydney issued g
proclamation which had the efHoot oi
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First Republican State Convention.

The Union Pacific Will make a rate Of
one fare for the round trip for the first
State Republican convention, to be held
in Salt Lake City. Wednesday. Aug. 2S.
Selling dates from SlntaQuin, Murray
and points intermediate, Aug. 26 7-S,
with final limit returning, Aug 80.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1895-08-23

Squirrels are plcntiful and destructive
in some parts of the state of Washing.
ton. Linden county paid out forty
thousand dollars in bounties on SPUR
rel scalps last year, yet but little good
effect was produced. 1t is proposed to
tax all the l4nds in the county to raise
'undi to fight the pest and so make
ailroads and nonresident owners help
n the work. .-------
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Kentucky, Sept IL to 13, the Union
Pacific will make rate OF $43 for the
round trip from Spanish Fork. Tickets
OF sale Sept, 6, Z, and 8, and will be linn
tied for continuous passage in each d.
rectiOn ana will not be good for return
prior to Sept. III final return limit,
Oct. 6, 1895.
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On Tuesday. August 81, the Union
Pacific will run an excursion train from
Salt Lake to all points in Northern Utah
and Idaho; ono fare for tho round trip,
Tickets limited to from 10 to 30 days.
This Will be the last excursion to north
ern points this year.
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Tit had not been for Hon. Frank ]

II it had not been for Hon. Frank J.
'H9Cannon, Bin Glasman (of Nevada)
would have been herding bufInloes in
Tooele county and Chas. O rane would
be herding sheep In KanDsh. But we
forgive Mr.. Cannon. because he has
had to live most OF the time in the
same town with Glasman, and God
knows that is punishment enough fer
almost anything.
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Scenic Line Of the Worli,
The only line running two through :-tg
Trains daily to
LEADVILLE, ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS and DEKVE :

Train No. 2 leaves Ogden 100 Z. II
Salt Lake 500 a. M, arrive at Puel
6:lS a. m, Colorado Syringe 7;5l o. l..
Denytr 1890 6. m.
Train No. leaves Ogden 6:35 p. n
Salt Lake TAO p. M. arrlvs at Puebt
-5:27 p. m, Colorado Springs 6:53 D. n,
Denver 9:25 p. IN.
Connections made ct Pueblo, COlorsG
Springs ard Denver with all lines cas-
Elegant Day Coaches. Chair Cars a.. D..
Pullman Sleepers on all trains. Tskt
the d & Il and have n comforts ble II !
and enjoy the finest scenery on the con-
tinent.
Shortest line to Cripple Creek, Colo.
radios Greatest Gold Camp.
A. S. HUGHES SIX. HOOPER
Traffic Mgr. G.P. &T.A.
Denver, Colorado.
B. F. NEVINS, General Agent,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
II. Al. CUSHING, t. P. A.
Salt Lake City, Utah.
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Sam ]. Kenyon is said to he after
the Office of State Treasurer. Mr..
Kenyon deserves recognition by his
party, II long, faithful and efficient
service iu its interests counts for any.
thing. and certainly there is no man iu
Utah better qualified for it than he.
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'lckets good for 80 days.

2stn TRIENNIEL C0NCLAvE Knights
Templar, Boston, Mass. Au9uat 26 to 20,
one lowest flrrt class limited fare for
return trip. Selling dates August II to
%, inclusive; limit returning September
N. 1895,
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Sunday School Excursion via RG W Ry.

Saturday, Aug "a from Ogden 70
Goshen and intermediate points to Salt
air Beach and return. Trains leaving
Spanish Fork at SIT a. M; returning
leaves Saltar 1915 p. m, $i65 for the
round trip via r. g. w.
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The Republican party in Utah gave
the women of Utah the right 10 vote.
Now let the women Of Utah use their
franchise by voting for the party who
gave it to them. One good turn de
serves another.
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CITIZEN (at rostolilcel-I havo n money

CITIZEN (at postoiiice)-I hava n money
order nti c for $50; can you cash IL?
POsTMAsTER MUsTARD-P s)Try, sir.
but I've paid out All the money and you
will have to wait a couple Of dsys
CIrIZEN--W,ll YOU give me your Lo'6
at per cont?
POSTMASTER MUSTARD -Eh2-er-Gh-
W-h-4-a-l!-('O Ly-staudeT)-GIYo me-
some ice water. feel faint. (Tablegu)
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Let every woman in every precinct
in the county see that every other
woman is registered and then sac that
she voter when the time comes.
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BANK STATEMENT.
BANK OF SPANISH FORK,
Spanish Fork, Utah.

OphllloL II VI hi ~ eNA'
Report to the Bank Examiner of the
condition OF the Bank Of Spanish Fork at
close of business June 30. 1895.
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts s31, 1881
Furniture ana Fixtures 1,72114
Expenses S2OO
Cash in National Banks 10,2ls23
Cash on hand 1,900l7
si6,17lO5
LIABILITIES
Capital s25. 100
Undivided Profits 3,O22. 10
Certificates OF Deposits 5,Og2 20
Demand Deposits 13,056.10
s46,l71, ,O5
1, Geo. o. Gilbert, cashier OF the Bank OF
Spanish Fork, do solomnly swear that the above
statement is true to the best OF my knowledge
and belief GEO. o. GILBERT, Cashier,
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 1lth
day OF July, 1895.
- SAMUEL CoRNABY
( SEAL Notary Public
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Harvest Excursion {

To Ssnpete and Sewer, Tuesday. Aug
81 the Bio GraDde Western will sci ex-
oursion tickets at the following rates:
From Spanish Fork to
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Correspondence.

Spanish Fork, Aug. 90 'e5
To the Editor Do you think pa-
tonic friendship between a man and woman
possibleE-and If so, iS II proper? / know q
young mamie works where / do-is married
to one of my best friends-is handsome lis Just
as nice as he can be--nnd we are together a
great deal, both in the shop aid out of it. Do
you think platonic friendship between us
mproper! Very truly Yours,
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We offer no apology In placing before you
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,,;,,.ely reliable, easily adjusted, does not be-
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use 1t is an article every woman shoulu keep
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and inspires cOnnsener in the woman using ".
IT is reliable and scientifically made, insures
protection without injury 10 healtpi as any
good physician would say. We are OF tre oplh-
ion that no article has ever been made Wnien
will give as much satisfaction 20 the women q
today as THE LADIES SAFE PROTECTOR d
The Immense sales of This article is n subStan-
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Knights Of Pythas Excursion via r. G w Ry,
To Castillo Springs, Aug. "a. Trains
leaving Spanish Fork at $40 p. m: re-
turning leaves Castillo Springs at a.
~ Tickets sos for the round trip.