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PURELY VEGETABLE,

containing those southern Roofs and Herbs which
all. wise Providence has placed In countries where
Liver Diseases most prevail. Nc VIII cure all
Diseases caused by DeFangel-asnt OF ths
LIVor aud uowels.
The SYMPTOMS ol liver compiAini are bliieF
or bad taste IN the mouh Pain In the Back Sidea or
J,,ils, ohsn mistaken ior Rheamaiisni soar
htonlaehi Loss Of Appetitsi boyels alternately
eostiye and laN. Headache Loss d hemofy, With
painfh sensation u having .ailed 90 do aomeIhiag
which anght To have boen done DebliityI Low
SpirItsi thick, yellow az ppeaTanee Of tha Skin and
Eyes; a dry Cough Ollen nlh taken foT COnsumpii0n
Sonetimes many of these symptoms atiend tho
Disease Others yery few but the lIvnn, the larca
or;rn Ia the body Ia generally the sac; a the daaasa
and II Regulated Ia time, greai anhefing, Wsetch
e,lness aud DEATH viii ensue.
he following highly esteemed persons attest 70 The
vlr,ues ID sInaQns LIvaR REoULAIoR: Cen. ", D.
Holt, Pres. Ca s, W. X, X. Co. Rev. X. Fielder
peny, Ca Cd. H. X. SpaTka. Albany, Cal Z. Asssss.
sDn, hsl Sl,ehd Bbb Co, Cal j. A. Butts, liaabsdss.
Ia. Rev J. w, hirks. Macon. Cal Nlrgl Posess
Supt, ia. 5. w, X, r.: Hon. Alexander II. Stephena
Ne have tested is viltues personally, and knoe
thai Tor dyspepsia, bhoasness and ihfobbine HEAD
ache II Is the beat nedieine the voIld ever Aas. We
have usd iorty other remedies before sinmens Lives
Regilaior. AMI u them gave ~ more than ten.
pary relief; the Regulates only Tslieved but csas4
ns"-- M. THLscRAFn Ann hHssasoaH. hAeon. GA.
hAHuPAcTURaD onIsn ~
=. A. xiiiIIN = co.. Philsd>lpAiA. ~
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a neeeplaele For sIIysr.

A gift that housokeepor will appre-
ciate Is q receptacle for silver when not
In use. Take piece Of channels o by
IL and ON this lay another piece Just rs
wide, but NOT as long Sow securely ON
all sides but orr and divide into COM
partments by brier stitching, the size OF
oach 10 DO decided by tho article intend
od 10 be put 10 them. Bind with pret-
" Ribbon and lot three ends long enough
u tie eorve osinR ID.
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Tho Cheapest, Purest and Best Family
Medicine In tho Woridi

Fos DYSPEPSIA. CONSTIPATION, Jaundics.
slon Of Spirits, SOUR STOMACH, Heartburn. etc,
Ibis Snriyaled Tensedy Is warranted not 60 contain
a single parne a MRRcURY or any mineral substance.
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Amos DeaD's CHRISTMAS.
Copyright, 1909, by the Author.l

: ! I
the blessed Christmas tho hills
The the running rla
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CHRISTMAS MESSAGES.
Thoughts From Well Known
Lights OF the Literary World.
PERTINENT HOLIDAY MESSAGES.

Fresh Sentiments Never Before Photo.
f.raphcd- They Embrace Tl,inga Clever.
Things Reminiscent and Ti,inGs Sad and
Humorous The Holiday Spirit Various
Iy Reflected.
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Exquisite namo cards 10 be used In
dinner giving are'mado Of bolting cloth
placed over delicate oolors OF ribbon.
Pale pink, biuo and yellow are much
used, but tho color should bo In keeping
with tho dovorationa On tho boiling
cloth arc suitable quotations;
Eat, drink and bo merry.
should auid acquaintance DO forgoti
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pers on an April noon,
And ON the sea the western breeze played
on tho waves q pleasant tune.
Der wooded land and in the wales re.
posed at rest q languid haze,
Mantling tho earth with violet bloom as
in the Indian summer days
The smacks were idle in the bay, and
quiet reigned along the shore,
Save when some song was sweetly blent
with music of the dipping oar.
Heaven help u.s." said fisherman
old, grizzly visagod Amos Dean
"And send us snow, for we'll we know
tho meanin Of a Christmas greenl
Well / remember ten years past how
grass was wavin on that day,
And all that awful winter through sick
ness took many soul away"
"And we'll do I remember, too, that
winter time" said Parson Moore.
"On one of its most stormy nights run
away passed from our door
My dearest boy. You know the tale.
No tidings Of him came to me
W that he'd been wrecked far, far at sea
4 80
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THE sNowFLAKEs OUTSIDE.
"The Lord DO praisedp' old Amos said.
Loud blew tho fierce nor easter wind.
As the old sturdy fisherman to Parson
Moore's homo took his way.
''It's providential, minister" he said,
with most reVerent air
"This storm is very plain to me proof
that God does answer prayer,
Tho church bell seemed to ring that day
as it had never rung before
From tho gray steople's pointed tower in
that old village by tho shore,
And while favorite hymn was sung o
manly form passed at the door,
And in the lingering shadow paused un-
til the services were DER.
Then as tho parson down tho aisle, came
after his sweet task was done
Tho stranger said with whispering voice,
Dear father, don't You know your
son?''
Oh, what blessed hour was thatl Boz
fore him stood his long lost boy,
Aud fhopo ,tora g,,flag on1 tl,apa ,r,o,.,
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Christmas was an ideal to me; but, like ev.
erything olso, It Is now being ground up into
n powder for all sorts of gristmills. ] think
oven Christ must have ceased TO have pleasure
In its recurrence. Yours sincerely,
4 ~ nnnf " fTuuu,t, Tr-Nytsl
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q rescued wanderer OF the deep..
And Amos prayed in ,homeIy phrase.
He prayed that stormy winds might
blow
And cover all the fields and hills when
Christmas came with welcome
snow.
The days went by. Twas Christmas
eve, when all good souls are filled
with glee,
And in tho seaside village homes warm
hearts beat round tho Christmas
tree.
Remembrances Of days long gone were
told by old ones, while the young
Passed the bright hours most merrily,
and many q pleasant song was sung,
While DER the sky the leaden clouds
gathered till not star was seen,
And little fakes began to fall. Thank
heaven, there'd bo no Christmas
green
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Murat Halstead has sent tho follow.

II would be privatIon and pity TO do with
out Christmas II for no other reason than bo.
cause tho day has moro poetry and lovo In
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but they car O
And at this blessed Christmas
CALEB DUNN.
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Posiedzenie k0mitetu urz4dzaja
cegO zabawe kOsciuszkOwska.

w hall OBJ. Andrzeja Szulca odby{o
she znowu posiedzenie komitetu, UREA
dzajacego zabawe kosoiuszkowska.
Ma takowem odozytano koresponden.
oye re zgloszeniem sic do udzialu Yin
oorpore" W zabawie.
Zg@osi}y sic:
Dw6r Kosciuszki mr.. 285 Yak. Kat.
Lesniozyoh).
Choir damski sw. Ceoylii z psr. sw.
Stanislswa Kostki.
To ostatnie towarzystwo oswiadczylo
Re wraz z Tow. spiewu Wanda" priv.
bedzie do ogrodu cokolwiek p6zniej.
Nadto Tow. Polek nGwiazda Zwy-
ciestwa" oswiadozy{o, ze przybedzie
ma zabawe po poludniu tramwajem, pie.
niadze zas kt6re mialo wydac ma naiem
Powos6w, ~ofiaruje ma pomnik Kosoiu.
szki.
Nastepnie uchwalono, azeby progra-
my wymarszu j zabawy W ogrodzie by.
y rozdane W niedziele 28go ozerwoa
pred kosoiolami polskimi.
P. Polczyhski zawiadomil, ze zarzad
Polioyi wydeleguje 10 Tub wiecej poll.
eyant6w, kt6rzy uo~zestniozyc beda W po-
chodzie j pe1nic sluzbe W parku. Polioya
zastrzegla, Re ami W ogrodzie ami pod
z a wymarszu ME wolno strzela6 z bro.
nj Palnej j usywac eksplodujacych pc.
tard.
Nieposausznych policya bedzie mu.
siala zaa~resztowac.
Gospodarzami bufet0w obrani costa.
Ii: do 1-go bufetu Stanislaw Czajka,
do Ego p. Jan Neryng; do 3go p. St.
Mai4ek, do Ago p. LEHMAN j ma kasyera
do czekow = p. M. Moszozyhski.
Ga6wnym gospodsrzsm obrano OBJ. A.
Centelle. 4
Szafarzem j kluoznikiem bedzie sekr.
komitetu p. Pulkowski. - Fajerwer-
kami zajmowac sic ma p. w. S. Mel.
czarek, urzadzeniem zywych obraz6w
P. st. Wojahski, wreszcis nadzorca mu.
zyki bedzie p. Blazejozyk.
Przyjmowaniem Towarzystw dam.
skioh ] innyoh gosci zajma sic gospoda-
re bufet6w.
Powrotne ozeki ~(return ohecks) ma
,wejscie do ogrodu, wydawane beda tyl-
ko do godz. 2 pc po}udniu.
Ostatnie posiedzenie komitetu odbe
die sic W przyszla srode, / lipca, ma
ktore zaprasza sic wszystkie komitety
jak r6wniez j tyoh, ktorzy msjs ksiazki
do k~olektowanis. Powinni takowe przy-
niesc re SODA ma ~posiedzenie.
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Piekna pOdr6z.

fublioznos6, kt6ra ohoialaby byc
W Buffalo, N. Y. j brad udzial W kon.
wenoyi IN. E. A., q kt6ra dba o mai.
iePsza us&uge, pierwszej klasy wygody
! caay komfort, powinna przedewssysi.
KLEIN zastanowio sic dokladnie mad O.
ferta, Z kt6ra wystepuje droga aelazna
nNiokel Plate. Podr6t W obie strony
wynosic bedzie $1,000 Z dodaniem
s2:0O ma oPaate wssepnego. Tykisty
Gede gotowe ma sPr1edaa 5go i ego
lipoa, q ma powr6t pozostawi sic kaade.
mu dose czasu. R6wniez beds udzie.
lane Przywileje do zatrzymania sic "
Chautauqua Lake i wodospadu Mia.
gary - beg dodatkowych koszt0w.
Kszdemu zgfaszajacemu sic uaidok.ad.
niejszyoh szozeg646w Z mi2a ohecis ks..
diego ozasu udzieli: j. Y. Callahan.
agent generalny, Ill Adams ST., Chi.
cago, Ill. (nr. 95).
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krOnlKa mleJscOwa-
Szdnoscna Reddkcyo!

Szanosona Redakcyo!
W poniedzialek logo czerwca rozpo-
osaf sic egzamin W szkole sw. Tr6joy,
kt6ry TRIVIAL do piatku 1890 czerwoa -
q wieo 4 dni.
Eg.amin wypad1 bardzo swietnie =
ku .adowoleniu ME tylko nsuo.yoieli i
nauozyoielek ale r6wniez i rod.ic6w.
w lynn roku uczniowie i u~ozennioe OIL
brzymie poczynili postepy.
Uroczyste zamknieoie szko}y odbylo
sic We wtorek % o.erwos; PREY kt6rej
70 okazyi d.ieci otrzymaly medale "
nagrode'za postepy W nauOe. Nastep.
ME ks. prob. Sstuozko przem6wi} dc
dzieoi W goracyoh slowaoh j do rodzi.
COW.
Ten sam.
= Idzcie ma zabawe kosciuszkowska
= Zabawicie sic dobfze a przyten
Pomoaeoie dobrej sprawie.
= Skompletowana zosta}a jury i roe.
Pooze}o sic przesluohanie swiadk6w "
procesie Pluoihskiego, oskaraonego
zabicie Adama Katzke.
Plucinskiego uznano niewinnym.
= Morderstwa, rozboje i kradzieae
szerza sic coraz bardziej-a policya ME
moze sobie DAD rady. Ia to aresztuje
polioya nasza ludzi niewinnyoh skwa
pliwie. w ubiegiym tygodniu zaare
sztowai detektywi meza i Zone, ktorzy
PREY rozstaniu ma ulicy pooa}owali sic
Sedzia pusoil ich ma wolnos6 - ale pa.
nj ia skarzyla miasto o odszkodowanie
/ slusznie....
Ia staraniem poruoznika polioyi p
Pasczyhskiego, przyjeto Walczyhskie.
60 napowrot do s}uzby.
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ZawiadOmienie.
Ogfoszenie,)

Tersz czas p4scic podatki cd lotow
gruntow W Chicago i Cook County,
Ills. Komu tylko trudno wyrwac sic
cd prsoy, a przedewszysskiem OF, kto.
rzy mieszkajs poza Chicago, moga ma.
desssc sw6j starry kct cd podatkop
Pieniadze przez yMonsy Order" ma mo-
le rece, q ia tutsj wszystko zsplace
kwis kasyera Powistowego nadeSle bez.
zw}ocznie.
Ia fatyge moja licze % oentow.
IeofH Stan,
oo9 miiwaukee Ave, Chicago, Ills.
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Poty 20 silnyob ~cwiozenisob, q ma.
stepnie predkie ooh}odzenie ciala Jest
ozesto powodem sztywnosci " onion
ksob. Olej sw. Jakobs 20 kilkarazo-
wen utyciu 60, wzmooni muskuly !
a~suunie cieIpienia.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-07-02
Ma Swietny July Fourth.

Kolej zelszns ~sprredaws6 bedzie
pred d. 4 liPca tykiety " obie strony
"a POI oeny do miejso wszystkioh ma
odlegsok ME wieoej niz 200 mil. Ty.
kiety sprzedawane beds d. 3 IA, do.
bre ma dzieh sprzeda4y, . . powrotem
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dobre do 8 lipoa. Wszystkioh innyoh
informscyi z ~gotowoscia udziela kaide.
60 osasu: j. Y. CALLAHAN, agent gene.
rainy, Ill Adams st. Chicago, Ill.
mo. 114)
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Tomasz Slater ma wiadomosc Ola
kazdego mezczyzny ma STRONGLY 8.
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and pledge their energetic support IN
the campaign for the preservation and
advancement OF American institutions
and American interests. BY direction
Of the club. c. Il. Snively."
Sharon. Pa. Aug. 17.-"Hon. William
Mckinley: A Mckinley and Hobart
club was organized here with 1000
members. The membership Is made up
Of iron workers who believe In protec-
tion to American industries and sound
money. You are our friend and leader.
~. NJ. Evana"
Carterville. ILL.,. Aug. l7.-Hon. WILL
lam Mckinley. Canton. Ohio-The Car.
terville William Mckinley club. s0e
strong. has just been organized ana
sends greetings.
~. NJ. Lander. President"
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WRECKED BY DYNAMITE.
rhrss Men Killed ssd . Dossn serious'I !
laiursd Ny she Expiosion.


Lancaster, Pa, Aug. 1.-Two men were
killed, 1s or more injured and several
buildings demolished by an explosion OF
Is pounds Of dynamite ct New Holland.
Pa. This morning. The Pennsylvania
Telephone company. which IL buiiding .
new line. had stored the explosive In the
summer kitchen Of the Eagle hotel. Ear
ly this morning Charles +. Cannon went
10 the kitchen to get enough dynamite
for the days use. A few moments later
there was a terrible explosion. Cannon
was blown to atoms. Frank Hammond
Of Harrisburg. Just outside the building.
had every bone In his body broken and
was instantly killed. George Crossrban
OF Steelton. a water boy. was % bedly
injured that he soon died
Among the most seriously injured are:
Michael Wade. New Holland. may die:
Frank Lewis, Lancaster; Frank Peale.
Scranton: David Hoffman. Reading: Jo-
seph Mann. Allantown; Walter Firsig.
New Holland: Philip Lawrence. Lancas-
ter: John Cotton. Lancaster: John White.
Lancaster: Robert shirk. Lancaster.
Other buildings close to the summer
kitchen were badly wrecked. The dam
age will amount to . large sum. The
cause OF the explosion Is unknown.
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BUILDING COLLAPSED.
Three Men KILLED Outright and 20 nsso
or Less lpjured

Eau Claire. Wis. Aug. 17.-To-day
while a force OF IS workmen were en-
gagged In tearing down Music hall. q
four-story frame structure, II collapsed
and Is men went down In the ruins 81
The dead are: II. Olsen. William
Dean. Nicholas Roach. f,r1
Injured: John Thorson. James Dean.
Charles Agan. ole Solberg, John Lar
son, Gus Myers. Ole Johnson. Brady
Nedrum. II. b. waltera William Berg.
w. E. Evans. William Arnold. Bert
wallum. Ludwig Berg. OF the injured.
several may not recover.
The workmen Were on the upper moor
and roof as the walls began to bulge.
The building collapsed before any one
could escape except Ave. who remained
on the roof and were unlnjured. The
fire departmnt at once began the work
Of rescue and all the dead and injured
were taken from the ruins but Dean
and Roach.
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. he Gold Committee.

Chicago. Aug. i7.-rhe executive
committee Of the national democratic
party is in session at the Palmer house
to-day. to prepare an address to the
democracy Of the country. which. Il Is
expected. will be given out tonight.
The selection Of Tomllnson's hall. In
dianapolis. as the place OF meeting Of
the national convention and the time.
Sept 2. was confirmed.
Reports were made showing the
movement was successful In every
state except Idaho. Utan and Montana.
In these states the sentiment was so
hopelessiy ''silver" that the gold stand
ard democrats decided to affiliate with
the republicans rather than organize
separately. The committee on trans
portation announced that railroads
would grant a single fare for the round
trip.
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IDAHO CONVENTIONS.


To-day the Democrats aad Pops WIZ
Fuse and Work for silver.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Boise, Idaho. Aug. 1.-THE hosts OF de-
mocracy and populism are gathered to-
night In Idaho's capital ready for the
conventions which will convene to-mor-
row and which will. before their close.
form a coalition that will brush from the
high places the last vestiges Of republ-
canism and goldbugism and install tried
and true friends Of the white metal. To-
night the situation Is such that nothing
short OF a miracle win prevent fusion
Of the democrats and populists. An effort
has been made during the day to Sc
cure recognition with silver republicans,
but there is strong undercurrent
against such action, and II IL more than
likely nothing more win be done than
to extend to them the hand Of friend
ship and tell them to fight In the ranks
until they have demonstrated beyond
doubt their loyalty to silver and their 1T
ness as solicitors Of the votes OF the
democrats and populists 30 far there -
nothing certain with reference to the d.
vision OF the offices on democrat-popu-
list fusion beyond the governorship. II
far 10 d.rnner,, ana sor ne r,.cs
thar. arc ,,a n,, 90 nd,sats. Auon~ thes.
arc D psgor n, po,,s FranE Stem.
snher1 ~ Caidve,i parL.r ~
Casnasv,IIe Csntain Ia me. NJ Waller n
Mos,sr,, "a psn,ar,,n Morris ~ I.vss.
ton Each cand,Jata comas "a the con.
ven,ion WITH tha enthuyia .t,c s,,nnort ~
h,s d,,aoa,ton 7, 90 ha,,ayaa th. go,,ar-
nnrshin r,,, .o N the North om,s,ds A.
IN. goverrnrsh,r ,har. mil, not he rs,,.-n
agn,,ng an cand,da,ss unt,, Surthsr a.
rangsmsnts have hsan comnis,sd Ths
univ onnosi,,on to fusion With The nonus
Nets cnr,as sror, IN. .o,,,haa.tarr n.rt
~ ,hs s,a,s ana avarv ds,aga,,on tr,,.
that ssction a, d,v,dsd an ths onss,tos
sone m the de,sgats. favor t,s;on vt,h
nonui,.ts sonne wsnt ssra,ght de,.c-
rrst,,, ,,ora, .or,a ae.,rs c,si,t,rn
s,,,,n,,, WITH ,hs .I,ver ran,,h,,cs =. "a
othsrs ars any,o,,. tha+ ali .,vsr fo,,.s
shon.d he sivsn racoyn,,,on The No.
ern dslegates are soI,d sor nonuI,.,ic IN.
sInn however ana thew MIN n ts Nrr,Iv
believed carry ths dav r. II HimroS ~
Roiss ana Mater wv w wo,as ~ Wal
lace are .noken ~ ,or chairms ~ ~ ,h.
Ssmocrat,c convsrt,cn
the nonu,,sts 70 aiIov,n. An. nrov...
hal 49, MITE to sns~nS, ,hs,r rs,s
ten,,on Thsv v,Ii r,s,t sor the sr.,on
nronosition IN come from thu convsr-
tIon ana whom n does a conssrancs cor,.
,,ittas u,,, ho an,o,rs.S caor1s rs~,,.
=. r,ert,on.d for cha.r,nan =, ~. ro,',,-
iiss convention onlv abou, nns non,,il.,
IN N 4. In 4. vor ~ fusion u,,th tbs siIyar
renubI,cans wbiIa a .omawhst ,srss-
ner cent a,thougb hv no mean. = ro..
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Greetings to NJ, kinley.

Canton. Ohio. Aug. 1L-According to
telegrams received here the Mckinley
forces are organizing all over the
country. Here are sample kilograms
noting organizations: Canton. Illi-
nois. Hon. William Mckinley. Canton.
plow factory men. cigarmakers and
the majority OF other citizens OF Can
ton, Illinois, have organized Mckinley
and Tanner clubs and send greetings
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No Republican state Ticket.

: Atlanta, Ca. Aug 1.-THE republi-
can state central committee met to-day
with Col. A. Buck presiding. Resolu-
tions were adopted declaring II to be
the sense of the committee that no
state ticket be put out this year. leav-
ing II to the republicans of the state 20
vote as they see fit on state issues
and providing for the issuing OF an ad-
dress to the voters. urging them to de-
vote their efforts towards the election
of Mckinley.
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Ia To 90 TO Gray q ,hiea.

Washington. Aug. 1.-THE president
win receive II Hung Chang the ast OK
this month. Ii will not go 10 Gray
Gables. The reception will probably
take place In New York. The arrange
ments for the reception Of china's pre-
mier are being made and will probably
be announced by Private Secretary
Thureer from Gray Gables.
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No Stump for McKlnley.

Cleveland. o.. Aug. i7.-Major and
Mrs. Mckinley. who arrived In the city
Saturday evening and spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Hanna, re-
turned to Canton this morning. Han
ma will leave for New York this even
ing to look after matters connected
with the republican headquarters. He
to-day reiterated his statement that
Mckinley will not take the stump.
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Delaware Democrat. To-day.

Dover. Del. Aug. 1.-THE democratic
state convention. which will nominate
a candidate for governor and one con-
gressional candidate. will meet here to-
morrow. The silver men appear to be
in the majority, and the Chicago plat
form and candidates will probably be
endorsed
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Denver. Aug. 17-The Arapahoe
county democratic convention, held to-
day for the purpose Of electing dele
gates to the state convention, which
will meet at Pueblo next Wednesday.
adopted resolutions endorsing Senator
Teller and Congressman ShafYroth, re-
publican. and Bell. populist. for re-
election. Similar action has been taken
by nearly all the democratic county
conventions
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Madrid. Aug. 1.-THE Epoca. the semi
Official organ. denies that Spain Is pre-
pairing a bli OF damages against the
United States.
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AbIgaiI Dodge Il Dead

Hamilton. Mass. Aug. i7.-Gail Ham
ilton Is dead.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-08-18

It's our Silver Week. during
which we will give a discount
of 40 per cent. on all articles
made in Sterling Silver or Sill
yer Plate. A new and elegant
assortment OF
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1896-05-06
BARON LOCH'S DENIAL.
DID Not Conspire Against the Trans
VaaI When He was in South
Africa.

London, May In the House of
Lords today Baron Loeb formerly Sir
Henry Brougham Loeb, governor of the
high commissioner of Cape Colony
made a statement regarding the
announcement by the Temps of
Paris in a dispatch from Pre-
tOria saying that the government of
the Transvaal had found among the pa
pers of Lionel Phillips, president of the
johannesburg Chamber of Mines and
one of the condemned reformers, letter
dated July 1. 1894, to a London inancier,
proving that during a visit to Johannes
burg Sir Henry Loeb had asked Mr..
Phillips whether Johannesburg could
hold out for six days, what arms the
inha bitants possessed, and offered to
spin out the Swaziland convention nego-
tiations for six months to enable johann
nesburg to prepare and then bring troops
for an invasion OF the TranSvaal
Baron Loeb said that he denied in the
most unqualified manner the statement
that he had at any time proposed inVa-
sion into the TrlnSyaal.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1896-05-06
WILLIAMS Is A BISHOP.
Formally Placed at the Head of the.
New Diocese of Mar
Quette.

Detroit, Mich, May 1.-Rev. G. Mott
Williams was consecrated bishop of the
new diocese of Marquette at Grace
church in this city today. Seven bishops,
including two Canadian prelates and
nearly fifty priests from Michigan and
adjoining dioceses, were present and con-
tributed to one of the most imposing &C.
clesiastical ceremonies ever seen in Mich
igan.
The professional hymn, ancient of
Days." was rendered by vested choir
of fifty voices, and the music throughout
was of the most inspiring nature. The
preacher Of the day was Rt. Rev. Will
lam e. McLaren of Chicago. The con-
secrator was Ri. Rev. Daniel futile of
Indiana, assisted by Rev. G. t. Quintard
of Tennessee and Rt. Rev. Francis X.
Brooke of Oklahoma and the bishop of
Michigan.
The testimonials required by the rituaE
are said to take the place of the usual
question about any objections that may
be raised in the cases of ordination of
priests, so that there was no opportunity
in the ceremony for expression of the op-
position which has accompanied some
steps of the march of Bishop Williams to-
the eniScOnate.