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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-01-17

American insurance companies, their
combined assets amounting to over
eight millions of dollars. They have
refused to take any part in the con
certed and continued opposition which
has been directd by the Southeastern
Tariff Association against the South
ern Stock Mutual Insurance Company,
and this should be duly appreciated
bv all friends of our home enterprise.
As always happens when it is at
tempted to suppress worthy enter
prise, opposition merely serves to slim
ulate and develop and strengthen, and
as will be seen from the company's
first annual statement, this company
has risen above every difficulty and
won a well-merited success, at which
the good people of North Carolina will
greatly rejoice.
The following is statemnt OF the
business of the company for the year
ending December 31st, 1895, which, at
my request, was furnished by the Sec
rotary and Treasurer:
ABSTRACT OF STATEMENT
January &C, 1896.
Premium receipts Sle 'Vz 60
Less return premiums on canceli-
cd nOlicies. Oh IN
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-01-17

Everything new and up to date, and at
prices which knock out our competitors,
Christmas time or any other time. Come
and try us.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-01-17

HOODS PILLS cure Liver HIS
5iifousnesss Indigestion, Headache
q pleasant laxative. All Druggist
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-01-17
DARNELL & THOMAS.

Mr.. W. G. separk, Manager Of the
Raleigh Stationery Company, wishes to
thank the public for the very liberal
patronage shown him in the pureh ase of
holiday goods. His trade has been i'm
mense, but if you should happen to lave
been tardy ia the purchase Of your
Xmas gifts, they can still Eli orders. J
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-06-25

fen piastowa} W zastepstwie,
x. Arcybiskup Falconio
przybedzie. J. .Kiedy przyjedzie,
j. ;zcze ME wiadomo. Moze
dopiero W jesieni.
Wszystkie wiec wazne
sprawy pred delegatem
Apostolskim So W zawiesze-
niu \ i tax z zz:pewnoScia zostana,
edop6ki powy delegat sic W
Wysokich swoich obowiazkach
I,ieco i ME fozpatrzy.
/ Nowy delegat jest cz}owie-
KEN wielkiej nauki i wiekszej
poboznosci surowy ola siebie,.
ale lagodny ola innych:
Przysz}osc okaze wiecejj.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-06-25

jakaS Spoke, pod kt6rej
p4aszczem r6zni wydawcy i
autorzy znalezliby schronienie.
Wtenczas napisaloby sic
Spo}ka taxa a TAXA, Winona
Minnesota, by H. Derdowski.
Herder Fryburga bardzo
ma}o dzie} wAmeryce drukuje.
Ale wszystkie jego ksiazki So
W spos6b nastepujacy W
Westinghouse registrowane i
cd niepowo}anych przedruk6w
zabezpieczone:
Entered according to Act Of Con-
gress, in the yepr 1876, by Joseph
Gatnamaersbach of the firm of B.
Herder, st. Louis, Mo-, in the
Office of tie Librarian of Congress
at Washington, D. G.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-06-25

kopyto; samozwaniec siebie
obral "a g}owno-dowodz
go, a Slisza "a Sekretarza;
ME ma CO movie: Wart Pac
pa}aca, a pa}ac Paca.
KS. Pitasie, ty ich, rzadziG
ludem i prowadziG lud do
Boga ME nauczysz, ami Tw6j
Kongres; cd ciebie rozurnu
uczyt sic ME potrzebuja
bo TWEEN postepowaniem,
kt6rem sic kazdy uczciwy
ksiadz brzydzi, slowom k}am
zadajesz.
Pracujesz dla mi}osci
dolara i zadowolenia swej
niepohamowanej ambicyi i
i zadzy w}adzy = a to ME
prowadzi do Boga, ami do
uszczesliwienia ludzkosci.
Popraw sic, chociazby
ma mysl, re djabli zam6wili
kilka tysiecy ton wegli ma
tw6j rachunek!
Next!!!
wv przysz}ym numerze
wiecej.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-06-25
K ardyna.1 Satolli
Wraca1 szz::.ee..=s.-.--- . :s..s-=4--==sa,,
do EuropY.

Dzisiaj, to jest dnia 25go
Czerwca, Gjciec sw. Leon
XIII. og}osi Kardyna}om,
zebranyn ma konsystorzu, re
Kardyna} Satolli przestaje
reprezentowaG Stolice Apos-
tolska w Stanach Zjednoczo
nych. Gala prasa amerykai-
ska, bez wzgledu ma barwe,
wyraza najg}ebsze uszanowa-
ME dla kardyna}a Satollego.
.Nastepca jego bedzie x.
A r c y b S k u P F ale o :.
n i 0, z zakonu O. O. Fran
ciszkanow.
Nowy delegat papiezki jest
dobrze w Ameryce znany i
m6wi p}ynnie po angielsku.
Urodzony we Wloszech
wstapil do zakonu iuz "a
m}odych lat. MIN ukonczy}
studya gimnazyalne, wys}ano
go do Allegheny, w Pennsyl-
vanii, gdzie W kolegium sw.
Bonawentury, roku 1866go,
odebra} swiecenia kaplahskie
z rak 6wczesnego biskupa
bufaloskiego. Najprzewieleb-
niejszego x. Timona. x.
Falconio zosta} W Allegheny,
Pa. lat II, W kohcu juz jako
rektor kolegium sw. Bona
wentury. Roku 1885 powola-
ny do Rzymu. zosta1 prowin-
cya}em prokuratorem gene
ralnym swego zakonu. Odtad
stale przebywa} W Rzymie
zostawszy arcybiskupem ze-
szlego roku W Listopadzie. L
Dodat nalezy, ze x. Falco-
nio, bedac W Allegheny
jeszcze, tez przez krotki czas
powo}any zosta1 do Harbor
Grace. Kanada, jake wikary
generalny tejze dyecezyi.
Chociaz kardynal Sato1li
przestanie bye o6cyalnyrn
reprezentantem Ojca sw. Cd
dnia dzisiejszego bedzie urzad
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-06-25
-#9=ss=e&-

estto ]uz taktem Psycholo-
gicznym, re kto jakiej cnoty
ME ma, 0 tel najczesciej
rozprawia6 bedzie, to ,eheac
nieiako wm6wic W drugich, IL
ia tez w pe}nym blasku i
rozkwicie posiada. Pijak (Hej!
P. Sekretarzu Kongresowy1
obudzze sie!) pijak bedzie
najwiecej rozprawia} o trzez-
wosci; zlodziej, Q cudzej
w}asnosci; }garz, o prawdzie;
cudzoloznik wszetecznik .
czystosci j wstydliwosci;
skapiec o hojnosci; oszczerca
rozb6jnik morslny o mi}oSci
brathiej; zazdrosnik o zyczli-
wosci; tax samo jak sprag-
niony m6wi}by o wodzie, a
g}odny o chlebie. .
Podobnie zelatorzy i
inicyatorzy Kongresu Kato-
lickiego wmawiaja wszystkim
i trabit kaza, jakoby i'm
chodzilo O dobro religii.
Kazdy przeciez kto zna
bzdzikuna Pytasa vie dobrze,
il to indiwiduum ME moze
powiedziec O sobie: z e u S
ami m a VI m CO m e d t
m e. A jednakowoz wrzeszczy
on o tenn, jak opetany, chcac
koniecznie, by echo tego
nawet Q injury Watykanu sic
odbilo - bo jakby to pieknie
by}o zostat z bzikuna
wyskupem!. -.
To tel wielu odgad}o jego
pobozne uczucia i checi. a
szczeg6lniej ksieza ma zacho-
die - kt6rzy niewolnictwa
ME znosza i ktdrzylnie lubia,
by byle jaki fagas "a nos ich
mia} wodzic;; bo po CO by
Ivy mialy zaraz ryczee, kiedy
swinia zakreczy?
Zatem trzyn,ajac sic
rozsadku, ksieza ma zachodzie
pytaja Q koniec a raczej 6
wlasciwy eel tego be
og6lnikami jak smarkacze
zbywae sic ME dadza.
A rezultat tych bada11 jest
ze wszystko to jest paskud-
nym humbugie powtarzall.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-06-25
" SpraWje obronY
autor6w i wydawc6w

Szan. Pan Cybulski, ksie
garz z Poznania, uda1 sic dc
W1ARUsA W sprawie tax
zwanego c copyri g h t.
Sprawe te juz raz wyswie-
tlismy. Raz jeszcze powta-,
rzamy: TAX autorzy, jako
wydawcy europejscy, moga
sic W Stanach Zjednoczonych
zabezpieczye przeciwko nieu-
powaznionym przedrukom
(oszustwu) W tym kraju.
Trzeba przes}ac kopie dzie}a
do Washingtonu do bibliote-
kara Kongresu Librarian
of Congress) "a pomoca jakiej
fill W Stanach Zjenoczonych.
Z Poznania mp. wprost
pre- s}at, ME skutkuje. Ale
hrmy krajowe moga sic mp.
z W1ARUsEM porozumiee, jako
swoim reprezentantem, i
tenze W imieniu krajowej
6rmy, kt6ra reprezentuje,
wyjmuje patent obronny.
Wszelako dzielo MONA
drukowae W Poznaniu, Kra-
kowie i t. d. Trzeba tylko
zawczasu wys}ae kopie.
Legalny tytu} 6rmy Cybul.
skiego z Poznania, w taxi
spos6b reprezentowanej, by}
by: Cybulski, Winona, Min.
nesota, by H. Derdowski.
Ably ulatwit jeszcze interes
moznaby nazwisko Cybulsk
na tytule ksiazki zrnienit AZ
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-06-25
flechtaCZka
czyli
POkECHTANIE DUCHOWNE
a raCZG1

racze]
POBOZNE RADY I NAU-
KI - PRZEPLATANE TU
| OWDZIE AKTAM1
STRZELISTEM1, JAKO
POBUDKA DOPOPRAWY
ZYCIA I USTALENIA
CNOTY BOZYCH INICYA-
TOROW l PROPAGATE
TOROW KONGRESUPO POL
SKO-KATOLICKIEGO :
A WYNIKkE Z POBOZ-
NYCH ROZMYSLAN O.
PARTYCH MA NAUKACH
OICOW I TRADYCYI
KASCIOkA, JAK!OTEZ MA
DELIKATNEM RUMIEN-
Gu l ZDROWYM ROZ
SADKU.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-06-25
AMERYkA
PLATFURMA REPUBLI-

PLATFORMA REPUBLI-
KANSKIEJ PARTYI. -
Plattorma zada podwyzszenia
ella, przyrzeka zupe}na ochrone
producentom cukru, hodow-
com owiec, kopalniom, fabry-
kantom it'd; dalej zada ably
amerykahskie ekrety byly
hlld.owane rykaaskieh
werftach i ably tylko one
wywozi}y amerykahskie pro-
dukta; republikaiska partya
oswiadcza sic "a uczciwa
moneta, oponuie wolnemu
biciu srebra, chyba, zeby
takowe takze inne pahstwa
ma mocy miedzynarodowej
konwencyi przyje}y.
Potepia obecna administra-
eye "a to, il niekt6rym
wcteranom wstrzyma}a place
ME pensyi.
Porusza tez sprawY zagra-
niczne, mlanowicie zada, ably
wyspy hawajskie by}y pod
kontrola Stan6y i ably Stany
Il. pobudowa}y kana1 nicara-
guahski. .Potepia okruciehstwa,
pope}nione przez Turk6w w
Armenii i zada, ably Stany
Il. stara1y sic zapobiedz
dalszym rzeziom i zaopieko-
wa}y sic sic amerykahskimi
poddanymi " Armenii.
Platforma indorsuje dcktryne
Monroego wyrsza sympatye
Kubahczykom, walczacym 0
niepodleglosc. Dalei zada
powiekszenia foty i zbudowa-
MIA nowych fortYfkacyi mad
jeziorami ! morzami.
Aby ochronie tutejszych
robotnikow pred znizeniem
p}acy, zada scis}ego przepro.
wadzia i obostrzenia istnieja-
cych praw imigracyjnych
niewpuszczania imigrant6w
ME umiejacych ami czytae ami
pisae. Nastepnie porusza
prawo sluzby cywilnej, potepia
lynchowanie, oswiadcza sic
"a narodowa wladza arbitra-
cyjra, majaca za}atwiac spory
miedzy robotnikami a praco-
.dawcami j popiera przypu-
szczenle te rytoryj do rzedu
Stan6W.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-06-25
R1QL!.LIYKI.


Mimo wystapienia kilkuna-
ssR delegat6w z partyi
rsRublikahskiej podczas kon-
wgncyi 70 rozbiciu tejze
.partyi ME ma mowy.
i Divine jjednakowoz sic
kieja rzeczy W zyciu polite
qnem tego kfaN. Cztery lata
.tssnu polityka wysokich eel,
zkt6rej ojcem byl Nc. Kinfey,-
zosta}a ogromna wiekszoscia
g}os6w przez nar6d potepio-
ma.
Dzisiaj partya republican :
ska, kt6raby po strasznej
porazce, roku 1S92go, nigdy
o Nc Kinley'm jako wodzu
ME by}a marzy}a, stawia go
ma czele swego tykietu.
Nc Kinley tez bedzie
wybrany. w szeregach partyi
demokratycznej bowiem TAXI
panuje pop}och, jakiego
partya ia Cd dawna ME
doznala.
Mkt w tej chwili ME moze
przepowiedziec, kto bedzie
wodzem demokrat6w: Po-
dzieleni prawie w rownej
liczbie ma zwolennik6w z}ota
i srebra, podziela sic tez z
pewnoscla ma konwencyi W
Chicago.
Bedziemy zatem mice
wybor miedzy:
y protekcya i z}otem NC
Kjnley;
y protekcya i srebrem =
Teller;
81 znizona taryfa z}otem-
partya Clevelanda; |
4) znizona taryfa i srebrem
- partya Altgelda. !.
Republikanie jednej sic
obawlaja rzeczy, to jest,
wiekszosci przeciwko ich
partyi w senacie. w Izbie
reprezentant6w maja wick
szosc.
Ably skutecznie polityke
swoja przeprowadzi6 musza
mice wszystkie try dzialy
Kongresu "a soba:prezydenta,
Senat j Izbe nizsza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-06-25
P s k u d n y m h u m b u

P a s k u d n y m h u m b u
g e m!
Czy ME racya bzikunie
bufaloski - twoje delikatne
sumienie ci to powie; zrot
jeno dok}adny rachunek
sumienia!
A dlaczego to jest hum
giem, juz samego tyle otra-
biwanego programu wymiar-
kowac. MONA Bo d ol a
| u q u P o S kie g o a n
m ora Ina ami m a. te-
va n a (chyba szkoda)
S t q d P O lie szyc ST E
ME moze, pozy c a
ksiezy mi e dzy 0 b q
/ i c h S P os Q b u piracy
t @ ME Popra W i;
k tory ma k m ps y
W esza, mad al tax
czynic { b e d zie; kt6ry
/ a z l S k arzy { swyc h
k o n ra trow rzed
b i S k u p a m i, tax i
n a d a | czyni { b e die;
o szcz ere a, b 6 d ii e
d a | e we rzemios{ o
P r o W a dill; kto pod
k i m d olki kop a \,
n a q a k o paG b ed z i,e!.
Ma dow6d tego powo1ac
sic MONA ma rome sej1ny,
ma ktorych nawet ma
porzadne i odpowiednie
warunki do utrzymania
organizacyi sic ME zdobyli.
Dlaczego pra-} la a
Pitas, dla dobra religii, ludu
ksiezy polskich W swej
dyecezyi, jest przeciwnym
podzia}owi parahi, dlaczego,
jak szatan ma dusze czyha,
by sic ME wySlizg}a jaka
parafla z pod jego jurysdyk-
cyl. On chce miec wszystko,
on chce bye sam, a drudzy
parobasami u niego!
O kogo mu tn chodzi? o
Boga, o religia?- O ironio!!
Muzy, natchnijcie mnie, by
tego }apserdaka W prawdzi~
wen swietle przedstawit!
On m6wi, ze mu o Boga i
boska Jego religia chodzi!
Gdyby pr al a ci e tel cho-
dzi}o 0 Boga, stara}by sic
i swa dusze uszczesliwit i
prowadzi6 sic droga chrzeS-
cianina, katolika i kap}ana =
a ME droga zydowska mate
ryalizmu.
Wyobrazic sobie niemozna,
by kaplan, majac piecze mad
TAX liczna paraha, tyle roznych
interesow, do za}atwiania,
jake ludzie wprost do
proboszcza maja, by ten
s}uga bozy mia} chociaz
chwile wolna, by Q swej
grzesznej duszy pomyslee?
Czy ma chwile wolna, by
zastanowic sic mad swojemi
niedzwiedziemi wybrykami?
A mia}by, gdyby ME
broni}, podzielic tege kesa
pomiedzy innych ksiezy, bez
watpienia godniejszych tego.
Bzdzikunowi strzelila mysl
poprawienia ca}ego sp6le-
czedstwa polsko-katolic ickiego
i due howiedstwa ma swoje.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-06-25

Najbardziej saieG bedq
,,smarowac' W tych Stanach,
ktore tego roku nowych
wybierac beda senatorow do
Washingtonu.
0 lie duch apaistow juz
przesiak} i naszych polskich
warche}6w, dowodza: Psi
Clos, ZGoDA, JUrRzENKA, a
szczeg6lnie, W ostatnim czasie
,, Kuryer Milwaucki" senatora
Kruszki.
Wed}ug naszego zdania,
powinien kongres buffaloski,
jezeli ca}kowicie ma dudka
sic ME chce wystrychnac, daG
Micha}kowi Kruszce nalezyta
odprawe.
Takiego zdrajcy najswiet-
szych uczuc naszych trzeba
szukae. Cd wielu tygodni
numer po numerze Kuryera
jest wypchany chlipaniem mad
nieszczesliwemi wplywami
koSciola katolickiego ma dzieci
szkolne?!? $50.
-efaz~jest@ezas ehwila po
temu, za}ozy6 W Milwaukee
gazette, kt6raby ma gruncie
czysto polsko katolickim
p|achetke Micha}ka ostaniej
wykurzy}a cha}upy. Uwazamy
to wprosr jako obowiazek
tamtejszycl1 polak6w - kato.
lik6w, MN kuryer Micha}ka
wojny parafialne wywo}a.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-03-26
473 Commercial ST., astoria, Ore.
D nnroaAIA Fon rnnaM nnnr ANp

ID WOpOAAt.R ron FRESH uEEf AND
Efcsh Mutton once chlef CONF
mtaaary. Vancouver iafracks. Wash.
March S i@d Sealed proposals In uip.
lioatr will 10 rccplNcd hero AMI at uftera
cf Commlsaaflua al following named
pnstn, ttor frrsh hcef and rrush mutton
to 10 delivered al tha, post only. un,ii
Y o'ciock. noon Friday April - lN9d
thsn uponcd. Tor furnishing and delivery
to Subsistence Department. 4. y Army
tho frvah beef and fr,'ah mutton rallci for
by tho commlssaty ~ pos, 20 ho sup-
pltsi during slx months and also sep.
aato proposals Tor year. commencing
July /. lNs uolso barracks and Fort
sherman. idaho Fofta Canby. spokane.
Waila Walia. and Vancouver nafracAs,
Wash Fresh beef shall br good IN qual.
iy and condition NJ Tor immediate uar.
ami from fore and hind quarter meats
pruportionally. including all buat cuts
thvrrof Fresh mutton shall he ~ good.
lat AMI marketable quality. from wrthrta
uNvr ono and under thfco Ycata Old ur~r
and mutton la In dr. srJ and trimmed
and delivered aa prescribed in circular OF
Instructions to bidders Proposals. viii
hr also received stating priec at witch
bidder viii deliver tr-ah beef ur .uutfln
% character above stated. and io b de-
iivrrrd ~ temperature not greater than
IN dtgtura FAhrvnhclt Ouyvrun. M ~
SERVES the right 10 rviNct tho whole or any
part VI any OF all blda. Ful lnforma-l.n n
Furnished here. or by CumulasBry a. ~
several ponta Envelopes containing pro-
poaalH should hc marked Proposals. FOR
Fresh ircf tor Mutton a. and
addressed 20 undersigned OF tu Commits
nafy az posts TO DO supplied rs q! Nash
Maj. e. =
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-03-26
SCIENCE FOR THE pELuor.

Exchange
For many generations now there have
been two schools % thought In Christian
countries concerning tho delugr IN the
sciptural narrative Men OF science have
not hcsitatrd 10 afrrm. on rvldNnns do
duccl In Studl,v, from geology. that tho
ilood must have b-cp mcrcly local. ps-
Vout Christians maintained that the IN
splr,d history mus, be literally inter
pru,cd In othsr words that tho waters
covered tho whole earth so persistent
have hccn tho learned men that iattnrly
q might almost Dc said th~ weight OF
public opinion. though Christian. acc-pt-
ed tho thyory of local nood
There are not wanting however indica-
ticns pointing TO a change of faith on
tho part Of students Prof pr'stwich
has rad q cumpvndious treatise b-forr
the ROYAL SocIrty OF Great britain. ln
which no sets forth his belief In tho
reality ~ tho dclugc. lie states that
the sursrnclal deposits OF loan. gravel
and sand have hocn the result oG human
operations throughout ages. but there h
remaining drift. a rvaiiuum. which
cannot DO explained saw by the action
OF dcluge This residual drift was
often carried by the subviilng waters
beyond the ancient cllfrs. and In It are
found the ruins ot animals uvsrtnkcn by
the tld-. land shells and hints shaped
hy man Of the ralrolithic aEr ny like
arguments Prof PrraiWlrh extensively
murshals the witnesses 10 support OF his
faith
Prof pr'.stwlch'v view la held alao by
Sir Henry Howorth. IN his book on The
Mammoth and the Flood" and other
eminent men
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-03-26
wuEN OH rnlrNns MEET

Baltimore Trlcs-lm
From their ro1vorsau1n 'h.y must
have been old college chums who had
not met for a long time until they ran
up against each other IN n Madison ave-
niue car last cyrllng
The bigger on" was accompanied by a
pale. delicate man who bort q much
scared expression. whll" the other *.
cOllrglan. one OF hos" fellows with u
stcntorian voice. wts alone
They shook hands cfusivcly and then
h'Fau an rNchtngc ot "reminiscences. In
which such fragments us Don't YOU re-
memb,r the " game at Princeton" and
What's become Of JACK Soundsoe" were
dl-tluEuishRhlp all pvpr the car
Then the one with the voice became
more personal IN his remarks:
'Do you remember, Old man. how you
always intended TO be q doctor7 la.
ha. you don't look mucn as though you
took your own IN dlain'. I can toll YOU.
Faithful unto death, no doubt, Il your
motto. IIa. hh. i'l bet you enjoy cut
ting m legs and arms and taking out old
insldcs' ana puttilg In new ones !
say, haven't you Killed on moro than
you've savcd2"
The pale, scared man was sinking rap
Idly into a faint Thh hlg man hraccd
him up and turning 10 thA one with the
fox horn voice. 'aid:
For heavens sake be quiet I'm u
professor at the John Hopkins Hospital
and this II patient I'm taking there
for an operation"
The fog horn voice and lts owner near
~ got killed trying 10 get on the car
before II arrived At the corner
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-03-26

Sea voyagsa arp usually deemed promo
tlNo oC health. No they are In most cases,
uut Il may bc doubted II the shaking w
ahuapl ship. which mHat people OF very
fragile constitution and weak nerves Ep',
la ont prciudiolA In ttu effects II not
aN rtod ar nullincd hy medicinal safe
guard Tho best. II 40 are to believe tho
testimony Or ocean travellers, whether
th,V 80 abroad Tor health pleasure or
hur tncSs, Is ilostettor'p stomach iutlcfn.
Inv alidu, commercial travellers. sea zap
taina and yachtamcn concur Ia RECON-
mcndlng this nne defensive tonic 10
do rmlgrants to the frontier, tho lnhab-
ltants " malarloua regions, and all who
aru cNpoac,i to hardship or rtgorn ~ ell.
mate For malarial, rheumatic. or Kid
nrN trouble, nrryounneAs, dyspepsia. liver
complaint and constipation. II h eml.
ncutly oltlcAclouH. aud commended 10y the
medical fraternity Tar and near
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-03-26
COMMISSIONER noorn
~ the salvation Army Enthusiastically
Urcctcd IN lOstnn

War cry
Speaking of Commissioner EVa BOOTHS
advent In l,catun tho l,ostnn l'oat HaNH,
"SrvrntnNn years agu littlo glrl. with
sweet wlnsomc face, might have h'cn
secn settling War Crys IN the utrcota "
" London last niRht that Same girl
now woman growna stood upon tho
atagN IN Music ilall and was checrcd TO
the rcho 10y $500 enthusiastic mcn and
women
AS she advanced Ga the front ~ tho
platform the vast audience rprang to ~
trtt banners, handkerchief and hats
wcrt waNrd and the great Jubilee Hand
addict its musical greeting, all In honor
" Commissioner Eva Z. ilooth, who has
won hundreds " Nictortcs on foreign
fields and who has now hocn sent to
America a. the temporary loader NJ the
great Salvation Army In this country,
1T was picture onct sccn never TO
bc forgotten only feet luchca tall,
and weighing NJ moro than loo pounds,
this devoted lOtdcr stood Tor fully thru
u,iuutca waving the American naE and
smiling her responsive Eresting,
AS shv faced the larsc audience sho
gave one the impression that she was
posscsscd with the qualities ~ leader.
slip"
From tho Journal We duotv'
"a brass band. hpnd.clapptpE, hand.
krrchicfs waving IN the air, the peculiar
strains ot tho accordion. halrlujahs.
cheers and volloys made the wallis OF
Music Hail rc-ccho last night as they
rarely had ever hctorc when the vast
crowd that nllri every seat. and tho
earnest Salvatlonlsta that stood upon ths
stage welcomed 10 lloston Miss Eva &.
BOoth commissioner of the salvation
Army, tho head " the Army In tho
United States
THE wind that blew SO hard without
carried hundreds TO the hall Inside the
young officers ort,ciatci as ushcrs. and
wrrp eager to have all comfortably scat.
cd LAsscs In poke honncts wandered
about selling Conqucrora and War Crya.
while 'hish prlvatcs' In their rvd Jerseys
wrrc as thick as fiics, botO upon tho
moor and In tho galleries. standing out
In bold rclicf against the sombro back
ground
Tho platform was too small TO hold all
the soldiers. and many sought positions
In the gallery leading from that point"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-03-26
PRIVATE RAILROADS.


Railway Review
The number OF small railroad lines In
the South which have heen built within
recent years Is remarkably large. Their
owners are principally mining and lumber
companies who have constructed them
originally for carrying lumber. ore, etc.
to mills and furnaces. or to some larger
system to which they usually connect
The Manufacturers Record has been
compiling summary OF these private
railroad lines In the Southern states,
which shows that about 81, 800 100 capital
ls now Invested In them. and that the
mileage Is very extensive In North
Carolina nearly go miles Of such lines
have been built. The longest private
road Is In Southeastern Texas. II Is n
tram road seventy-fve miles IN extent
In Kentucky, North Carolina, Texas and
Georgia the Investment Of capital In these
roads has exceeded 81, ,0OOOO In ea'h case.
The ilguers given by the Manufacturers
Record show that the greater number
have been profitable, one line In North
Carolina earning ten per cent In annual
dividends. while another company has
built fifteen miles Of extension from the
profits Of twenty-five In operation.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-03-26
FROM MELVILLE
Melville. March 81 lNd

Melville March a. 1855
Editor Astorian.a
Spring In resolved with a hearty wei
como, and tho farmers are Improving
tho time To guod advantage,
Tho Olaen ilroIhoru have been running
their logging camp all winter with good
success They have succeeded In getting
out about 80, 90 feet of logs, ami II "a
N,a, al with another trcaha,, will n,
doubt Eut out as much murv TO tlir
water
MIR Oial Olson has rcnted thr farn,
owned by Mr. n Nelson. Tic Il Eolng
To enjoy change from a logger To a
farmer
g EiAnder had a fne raj, of LOGS fioat'
c,i out this winter Ito 10 q man havinE
an eye TO business, having run both a
logging camp and farm tho PAS; fall
and winter lie II ono OF the Kind tha,
win somo day b. ftoh
u. J ingalls, Is clearing a lot OF ground
which ho Intends TO cultivate this sum
mrr.
Otto Olsen Ia improving his farm very
rapidly New buildings Arr peeplns inlo
uSlatcnco and everything around has a
business llko hum. All indicates an early
wedding, Ct.AwHAMMER