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TOOTH AFFECTIONS DISCLOSED BY OK RAYS

watch the result of the work. ~ hr
rafting wa visible on the black MN, ana
several minutes passed before any lhlif
came to view. then a inrse rouhh wnite
sn,t nuueared tho gold capped ioOt .
then another white speck in a front tooln.
,yhere there was n hit rf ming rilu tneh'
gradually. the outlines Of the teelh came
10 view. showing the pup chhmperS AN.
onch delicate detail and thrn way NJ at
INC end Of the roots of th" gold capped
tooth. was dark spot ,,u.o,
81 am not n dentist" said Mr.. Morton.
"bu, tia, must be whore the tronb-e rs
nnd he held the negative up Tor us al! 10
soc II. .,,,,... "A ,hn
pain for so many months ..
..i'ba r,n,s % ihr adjoining tooin are
nlsn dfseas.d." said one of those res II,
tracing With his pencil me slight black
linc that led and encircled the FOOLS o'
the next iooih'
vh.n tn, negative WIS sufficiently DE-
yo,oncd / TOOK il 10 lDr. Colin s. Car r 10
IL 'hfs nnin!ou regarding III" nature. oi
mo 1i.casc. Before ne w9ul S'r" ~,
ncgatlvo he preferred to MAKE a u,ash9 ~
shndowgraph would provo
.The unsucccssiul attempt 70 extract
tho ,ro,b" l1r. Garter hogan. "enlseH
d'sturb.,urc In the hyperion iniNll.i' Intl"
e., dsath ~ hnnr and an enlJrs 'ncht on
The root. and now ei us ser %n'l N
n,',.,,nh hr ,.antinued. what saih II
o ., p 49,, hui what could not dis over
uor any other pracuuoser' was .l's
nraot moro - and he pointed 70 ria,h
Very dslicatcly shown IN the nessli',r ' "''
Inc root OF the tooth. NOT .o".h : ~. ~, II.
az niorod hut tn. shows them eleari
", surgeon and VIII make i mueh
Easter ~ perform the operation
And IL f.d.
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CHINESE EMpKrss DEAD

Pokln juno 9I.--Thc mother of tho en-.
peror died on Friday The dowagor en-
press of China. Tsou-Ilsi was born In 1884
and became the wife OF tho emperor l.
Tchou. who reigned from 1850 TO 1sGl His
son. Emperor Tsai 'rschoun. reigned from
isoi to 1873. Upon his death the present
emperor succocdcd with the tile Of Kuang
lihu, being tlNn years old He is a
nephew of Emperor rchon and WAS
adopted 10y the lattcrs widow. Empress
Tfoi-Ilsl, upon his succession. lie Tuigaed
Under hie adopted mothers regency until
ltl, when lie assumed the sovereignty.
The dowapcr empress, ncvert heless con-
tinuod to he power in China and 10
continued UP 10 the most recent inforrna-
tim
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ASorlIEINr.r cTI.E.

"a, pcfaaled w III Heavy Loss
=" by Macep.
fu', fla'' : w, ,,,'-.., ,,a., .
tonight sla'e 'n'' - So ~" ''
In, Friday last near N"hanas,
VA p,o pro,snce. between the
a'' '"s cone-., Am an a
Forces uhu'' ..
Id the span a''s "''i'i ''''' "'
uuuox.
-Aors the urht occurred Is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-22

Victoria. Texas. June 2l.Nazaroth con.
vent and ST. Josoph's college closed Fri
duy after very prosperous and ,.,tisfnc-
tory session.
The sheriff of Avoycllcs Parish, Louis
ana, accompanied by his deputy, who ar
rived few days ago w!th reluislt'on pa
pcrs for Louis Johnson. left yesterday for
home with thoir prisoner. who l. wanted
in Their county on s,ayertl charges. This
Is he man who was acqniiicl At the last
term Of district court II thn charge Of
robbery and rearrcsted Immediately nj
the request of tho louisiana authorities.
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4 rNcl,LtAR ACCIDENT.

Philadelphia; Pa, June 2l.-More than
twenty passengers on two open trolley
cars were injured tonight IN a peculiar
accident at Frankfort, a suburban town
OF this city. orc of tho cars WAS returf-
ne from and the other going 10 n nearby
pleasure pnrk. they ran on plrillel
tracks. iiofh were 10 crowded mt mhny
o. The pass'nrers stood IN ia" SIDE FOO
boards and Wien The cars attempted To-
paa. each ihfr AZ RAPID rate OF speed
jan resulted. NlHc Of Tho passengers were
iricgnallv mirrcd and were taken To hos
plfuds. but It Is not thought thnt any Ia
tailtics will follow.
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OVATION no TELLER.
CO zens NJ Colorado Preparing to Give
lin IA Warm Reception,

c., zens NJ Colorado Preparing to Give
Him "A Warm Reception.
Denver, Colo, June % The great popu.
lar ovation by the Citizen of Colorado TO
senator Teller win take place July I. The
committee on arrangements had hoped
that senator Te.icr would be able TO come
10 tuiorhdo somo me mex, week, but as
h" ios-rraphcd that be needed rest and
woud rnrnin with his mother until about
July !. vns decided TO have the rccep-
ton on the National holiday. There viii
he u monster parade. followed by speeches
~nd the evening fireworks and n bril-
liant illumination. A special feature OF
reception w.il be he presence of sem
ainrS nild delegates from other states VINO
walked ont Of the St I.ouis convention
WI'h Scnntor Teller. They Will be invited
10 participate IN the honor which win be
shown tho senator
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d, h ssl use of tho Y ray IN den
h d,ys made possible within the
No,,es. ny The experiments Of Dr.
Fleet. Vi 40 IL East twenty
ssrr,nwsa Vas 'he first person 10 have
bae ,sppn OF INC diseased portion of
Vi IN mn which essentially aided
fiauon. '''''s " S"cce'siu' so' 90
~ now departure" said DR.. Nor
H. ~ ne FIN. To III my mouth.
vi, n,.'oillr oi my work the last
Mata ~ successful as ! think
Dos uentislry almost painless.
""' cover the part you wish
Ec cr.s me- the film wrapped in sew
vas s OF black naper. and the
Of ,,vaIIa!osed IL oiled silk. as one
foath v y would ruin the film.
unor"as liilod and tho paper
ne H. ule muscles AT tho bacn
b h. 70 be pleasant" the doctor
to uok 'he him ana asked D>
cocainsay my mouth with a solu-
1D , hhsVo no trouble In tina, way
ny NV doctor AS replaced the
v qul,n lnw minutes later.
enss,,sht. There was no un-
gsnedi w., WI as directed and DR.. Nor
10 keen NY mead 10 the back Of tho
" MIN nle steady and told nic "a
Then 'as' IN my mouth with my
a.t Of ~ placed the lube M.ihin
aSn ms ny cheek and turned the
lot Ho,, ~ Was u new tune aud
" Is sn,s S correctly at nrst.
h,tr .,iIoni, the doctor said
tot 10 o""aI,,harawing the rays slowly
esed tts IN, NE tube too RAPIDLY, and
y ny w. I'm from my mouth and
er,es ,s.cn that II, had only taken
eeipurnsx perform the experiment.
70 the developing room to
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-22
NASHoNAS ON WARPATR
Arc Burning, Lootina and Numbering
Wherever They Go.
FURTHER UPRISING IS ANTICIPATED
And II May 1noisde All Mashonaiasd.
Another Massacre ~ Armenians
Naar Van.

London, Juno 2i.--Thc Times will publish
tomorrow dispatch from Cape Town
which says; The rebel Mashonas around
Salisbury are burning and iootIng where's
who have worked for the whites. Unless
the ,,sing is promptly checked II will do.
vcldp into general uprising OF all Ma
shonaland II Is ru,norcd that the Ma.
shonns around Victoria have risen and
arc ma.siug
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FOR A CONFLICT.
In Government Has Bought Two Irorclads
and Is Seeking Others.
WITH UNITED STATES DEEMED Llk,
Ii. Correspondent of London Paper Was Defeated
"A. v..vv Loss by Antonio Nfaceo Havana Havana
.voiuuteers" Will BE Forced to the Front

Time GA dispatch the Daily Mail The Mat.
and
srh the IKE states has n
,.ys ago q
,sr of of 10000 plnccas the Al.
he dla'cly arr,
National
@ rr,baby powers resolved 10 resist
ID hmpostiors'
consuming
s,,,os and IT'S al al
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STI,IkES IN RUSSIA,

st. Petersburg, June 2i-Therc are to0o
factory hands now on strike. They are
quiet and peaceful, but determined.
II Is stated 10000 workmen In the rGo-
vince Of iver have resolved to 20 to We
81. Petersburg and stop the train and
throw themselves on their knees TO induce
the emperor to receive the memorial OF
their ~ tvanccs.
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INDIANA MURDER MYSTERY.

Chicago. June 2l.-Forsythe, Ind, has
a murder sensation which. with al the
attendant mystery surrounding Il. battles
the police. Martin cliie., keeper of the
chcago outing club house. was the ylc-
tim aud the object robbery. The police
are proceeding on III. theory that the
murder war de work of trnmps. The
murdered nan's home was formerly -
Cleveland, whore he leaves vito and
family OF grown M children.
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WEATHER INFORMATION.


An area OF high pressure Is centra! over
the East cur and south Mtanuc Sta,.s.
The barometer Is below 30 inches else =.
where, WIKI two icrrcss;ons,. ono central
over Western Texas and another over the
lower lakes
Tho weather is generally partly, cloudy
TO cloudy. with rain At AinaiiNo an"
Omaha.
Precipitation amounting 10 10 Of an incn
or merc is reported from Now Orleans and
81. l.niIln
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A DtAz DEMONSTRATION.

city of Mexico. June n "A great pop
ular demonstration took place today In
favor of the reelection of President Diax.
There was u procession of workinGmeu
and rural clubs. many being mounted I;
men bearing banners with devices conf
pmcntnry 10 Central Dihz. Tho church
rated ana bands Of music played in VA
rious parts OF The city. the whole affair
winding np with grcat concert and ftr-
works. Thr masses of the people dig-
played great enthusiasm.
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N,MspArEn MrN.a TRAIN

Washington Jrno si.-'rhc special train
of the fennsyisap'a railroad which carried
the Washington newspaper correspondents
20 the Si. LOUIS convention arrived in
Washington yesterday. Siii for the nli-
fortunate and unavoidable delay IN the
night. the Trip would have been one of the
quickest ON record. Seycn,y-iyc news.
paper mon made the return trip. and The
parry VIII be taken 10 the Chicago con-
vention by The same train. Several mem
bern OF tho PARTY remained West for the
Chicago convention.
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STABBED BY a CoLoKEp BOZ.

Halotsyll.c, Texas, June 2i.-'This c"en-
ing about p. ~ some negro boys were
u.ay.ng hasctall and some white boys
aers or.sent and dispute arose, when "a
memo poy named Grant cut Frank Pen
nan. tne Western Union messenger boy,
ihou-n deep are not dangerous oiiicer
h,inrrs promptly arrested the boy.
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lrvrclIliRs, RIOT.

Counol E.un Town, juno n The butch
ors Of omaha and Kansas c.iy and Sioux
Cry ned 4 competitive match here today
which several thou and people attended
Tho atla!r eliminated in a riot and tho
friire police force was rcfn red TO qnnl
die 0nir Thomas Brown was faiaNy
gts b., 81 Flank Kane was dangerously
aurt aud probably two dozen moro or less
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Chicago. June 2i.---Eugene and Emmett
shcsid. brothers. fought n duel with re-
volvers TINS evening. The latter was sho,
In the left breast and will die. They live
are Transfers and married. For some
time pas, there has becn rivalry be-
tween them rs 10 who raised the hest
breed Of game chickens md rear wed
discussion on tho subject led TO the duel.
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,rIIr MODERN BEAUTY

ThrNcs on eood food ana snrslh ... With
,laufy 81 exercise IN tho open ar. Hsi
rtrm claws with health and ner face
tloome WITH us beauty. If her system
noeGs The cleansing action of laxative
remedy sac ,iees me gentle and pleasant
s,rup Of FisE Made BY the California
Fig Syidl company.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-22
.r,,X ~ MlpLAND GRADING.

Georseiown Texas. june ?. Captain
r,nv r,te.. contractor, left Saiurda, vita
his grad NJ putiii tor Ennis. TeNah, Nhcrt
extension.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-22
TENT AIIsETING.

George ,own, Texas, June n --Rov. !. II.
p,,, ,.Nsted hy Rev. J. : wh.tc OF
Iowa r. drawing large conGro2ail IONS 10
n,s lrsrai ioni daily. lie = attaoking n
,cetiods Of local churches. trns -ru-
ai.ne qa e a stT In relig CIRCLES
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TROUBLE AMONG FISHERMEN

St. Johns. n, r.. June2i.-- Trouble has
broken out In The part Of the New Found
land coast where the French have fishery
rights between the residents ana the
French fishermen over the use OF cod
this point has been summoned hastily to
lGlc scene aud left an daylight this morn-
Ing
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which gives a distribution of battery in
keeping WITH foreign practice. The heard
draueht and displacement CT the SHIPS
should bc mora nearly the araugh; aud
displac meni they viii have when ready
fr sea than has been the case in former
designs
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.rInEMuN,s TouKNAMENr.

London. June 2i.-'rhcrc was lnrse
gathering of iiremen and the public today
10 meet the foreign Populations to the in-
ternutionA ! fire brigade tournament,
which IL being held in Londoii. France,
Portugal. Italy. Germany and the United
States are represented.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-22
y NEW DEAL FOR TEXAS.

John Grant and Ills Delegation Depart.
In Happy Frame OF Mind.
Glohe- Democrat.
pr. John Grant of sherman. Texas. and
his delegation ot Mex nlcy enthusiasts
left last night for home in a sp,riai train.
The other citizens of the Lone star State
VINO had come 10 St Louis TO SEQ the.
great conNeni left she preceding nign,.
II 70 home. said Dr. Grant 10 "a Globe
Democrat reporter. in pence and content
all the world. livery fight with which !
was identified has been settled satisfac-
toiily. and our party N Texas VIII TINS
The state may not go republican this
ume, bu, every dcfeal We meet in the
South adds to our strength, and nltmatc-
licau ranks.
~ WAS ii grand platform that the con
vontion adopted, ana Mckinley and llo-
hart Will cnrry II 10 glorious victory W.
do not consiuer the money question the
Niiai ISSUE 81 tho tlthphlEh IN our str,lon
If Tho country. as the people of the East
and Yves, ssaoin to do We want proioc-
ton for homo industries aud n chan'e IN
make decent livelihood. which under
d mocratic rule has Income II difficult
thng To do. For my part ] ann glad that
tho threatened bolt of TIN. free silvor.tos
has at last como. Snn VIII find II ever
thus. that as soon as there liz distress ana
business deprees,9n in The land this talk
n favor of an mflntrd currency IL alwnya
revived. II is bard to understand hut il
probably arises from the desire Of some
1ltsrnn,lcd persons who desire To- get
,hat The FREQ silver craze win COON die n
uatuinl doHth Tho holt Of Teller and his
comrt1os VIII result Ia good 10 the re-
publican party the same dd In, bolt
of ihc free trade ciemcn, some years
back"
Dr. John Grant IL the recognized repub-
1icnn leader Of Texas sinca The thrco-eoI'-
ucred fnht in the STATE was decided ~ his
favor. lie was recently elected National
miticeman by "A yoio Of u to 4, 8nI
one Of The negative votes was cast by
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-22

county convention yesterday. to sacct
delegates No the congressional conven-
,icn OF the Ninth district, winch meets "
wcrc selected and irs ructcd 80 vote for
Hon j. ~ savers Mr.. j. W. Jeffrey WAS
elected county chairman for tho ensuing
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Sabine Pas. Tex Is. June 1o.-Cloarci
aud SO lsi; Schooner Warren Ahams.
litv.u fsr New York with $4,000 fee {
l,.,f,bcr Asa 7. St0wcli. Kelley. Tor Tam
i.co. wan 3Gl, 10, feet oi LUMBER.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


London, June Il The weather has been
Md but favorable during the week. Tho
wheat crop tx doing well and the harvest
will probably be unusually carly. Other
crops are look.nS better.
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permanent chairman and Otho Jansen OF
ERE secretary. The meeting adjourned
III tomorrow morning after tho appolnt-
mgnt OF the usual committees.
Ihe day vas spent at Phoenix liill
where monster picnic was Ee,d.
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FRESH MASSACRE or ARMENIANs.

London. June GA Constangionple dis.
patch to the Chronicle says that fresh
massacre of Aremnans is reported 70
have occurred near Van. Sixty persons
were killed
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ABANDONED BY TfIE TORIES

1Sf7f1Nf7''4Ffs17
London. June ee.-The Times says; The
government on Saturday decided TO aban.
don the education bill in Its entirety. %
n Is obvious that the scheme proposed -
hang up the bill till next session would
prove unavoidable.
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Rogers, Texas. June 2i.-The weather
continues very dry. Corn is almosS be-
yond redemption, Cotton Is still looking
very we'll, considering the drouth. Old
corn has advanced from 25c per bushe.
TO Voc and but little - being offered ~
that price.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-22
URGES A sETTLEMENT.

London. juno 22.--rhe Daily News Cub.
eraD has an article this morning in which
II again strongly urges upon the govern-
ment prompt ssttismsnt Of thA veAe-
yuolan Queouea.
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In the other provinces the Catholic and
Protestant population Is NOR evenly III
Nidcd, hut much the same condition pre-
walls Catholic constituencies m ring
candidates pledged To support The gosein-
mchrs policy of remedial legislation, aui
the protcsinnts bring M out candidates
the majority of whom ai'c pledged asilinat
the policy OF coeirion.
Dalton goes hetwerA the two policies.
lie would have the !l'rsi possible trade
with the mother country and tar. II Tor
revenue against the res, OF the worlr.
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THE SCHOOL QUESTION.

Canada Will Settle the Matter by n d.
rect Vote of the People
Toronto. June 2l--rhe general elections
which VII take place throughout Canada
heNt Tuesday involve an issue which has
ayiiatcd the country for the past hive
years. The election is in the nature OF a
p.oh'sci,c. Ia which IS involved only the
oao question. Shall parliament pass the
lil forcing scpniatc schools on the UNIV AZ
Ing province 81 Manitoba. or shalt IL not?
hy separate schools H. meant a. provision
Tor Two sNstcms of schools. one for ~. .
man Catholics alone. and both ma.n,ainc
by public funds under a double system OF
taxation Manitoba m 1890 declared for
u single non-sectaran system, for whic !.
all were taNcd nj kp ana from which all
might derive puual benefit
In quebec the government has reason to
hop h!t Its policy of remedial les-isla :
II IN wi / be upheld. AZ the province X
oNcrwhc.in ngly Catholic. There are sixty.
We constituencies In the province, and
WIN the exception OF two or three they
have hitherto been regarded as a coipo-
rae vote In any question involving re-
ligiun.
In ontario Il religious feud has heci
wnecd snra tie camratcn opened Ia,
Parliamentary champions of non-inter
terence AMI National schools are Dalton
Mccarthy aud Clark. In the province
I>ncrn are II nriy-two consiltucncies, nc, ~.
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CALDWELL COUNTY.

Lockhart. Texas. June 2l.-The DEM
ocraSs of Caldwell county held their
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GnNrHAl, OBSERVATIONS.

Observations taken by the United states
weather bureau at all stations al ~ m'.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1896-10-15

The j. L. Rumbarger Lumber Com
pany of DObbin. W. Va, one OF the
most extensive establishments of its
kind IN the State, has made an assign
meut for the benefit of creditors and
Col. 7. b. Davis, of Keyser, has been
appointed trustee both in Maryland
and West Virginia. The property of
the company in Garrett county is
valued at about $500 and Tuesday
evening Judge Sloan upon petition
of Gilmor S. Hamill appointed Mr.
Davis to wind up the affairs of the
company in this State. His bond for
Maryland is $4,000. The papers per-
tanning to the West Virginia
recivership were filed at Maysville on
Monday. The assets of the company
will, it is thought, aggregate $500, 900
with the lumber tract which they re-
Gently purchased in West Virginia for
that amount left out. The company
has been constructing a tram road
through the tract. 1t is said that at
tachments laid by two Cumberland
firms forced the company to the wall
and that quite a large amount is owing
to other wholesale establishments
which failed to take out attachments.
The j, l.. Rumbarger Company has
an office in Philadelphia. They con
Quoted large general store at Dob
bin. Over 100 men were employed by
the plant. Their liabilities are not
know. 1t is thought that the com
pany viii speedily overcome their EN-
DarrasSment.
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Free school Books.

There seems to be some misunder-
standing by parents and children as
to the mode of securing free school
books and the use of them after being
procured. For the benefit of such
THE REPUBLICAN has obtained from
Mr.. L. e. Palmer, county examiner
for this county, the following brief
information in regard TO the subject:
BY the rules Of the State Board of
Education governing the distribution
of the books it will be seen, tirst-by
rule 4-as to the mode of procuring
books, that: Tine principal Of each
school shall issue text books for use
OF the several rooms therein, on the
reOuisitiOn Of the teachers. and shall
keep an account with each teacher OF
the text books so issued. Teachers
shall be held accountable for the care
and proper use of all text books issued
to them by the principal. Each
teacher shall also keep an account
with every pupil, III "A book provided
for that purpose, of the text books in
use"
Rule says: Text books may be
taken home by the pupil, when, in
the Judgment of the teacher, it is nee
essary for study or the preparation OF
lessons
Rule 8 says: ANY pupil willfully
destroying or injuriug a text book
shall be required to replace, or pay
for the same, and may be deprived o
the privileges of the school, until thi'
requirement is complied with"
In the matter of stationery, about
which there seems to be some misun
derstanding, the State board says tC
the Examiners of the counties tha
copy books are not text books anC
should not be purchased with none!
under the provisions of the law gov
erning free text books, in othe
words, states, pencils, pens, cop.
books, ink and other stationery mus
be purchased by the parents of tn
pupils.
The object of the free school bool
law in forceis plainly to otUrRiSh Schoo
bookS free to all, but this does no
preclude pupils from buying TIN
books if they so desire, in which cas-
they become the owners and rules A
6 and do not apply.
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existing monetary standard of value.
His character as an honest man
affords the amplest guarantee to the
country that he will redeem his
pledge. Sound money Democrats
have the assurance that ne will en-
force i'll their spirit the laws providing
for gold payment and for preserving
the public credit as President Cleve-
land enforces them, just as certainly
as Mr.. Bryan would nullify those laws
if he should be elected. But the last
men on earth to reproach Mr.. McKin-
ley with inconsistency should be the
retromingents who went to Chicago
forsound money, and who are now
shouting for Bryan and free silver
coinage at the sacramental ratio of 1G
to /.