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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-25

still lies in the shadow of a great ber-
eavement, and the mourning which mas
filed our hearts still finds its surviving
expression towards God; yet the count
less blessings which have showered upon
us during the past tweiyemonth call for
our fervent gratitude.
Then followed thanks for all the hor-
rors that had not visited us; thanks for
no pestilence, no famine, no war, no
riot. Thanks for everything that had
escaped US. No mention Of the calamity
that had befallen
1t was mighty effort Of tact and it
made friends for him. The incoming
President should always learn tact. To
be without ii has made enemies for
many a good executive.
"HONORABLE9 NO LONGER.
The newcomer must renounce titles.
He can no longer be the Honorable
William" George Washington settled
this years ago. A British soldier ad-
dressed him as GeOrge Washington, ETC,
etc. The Father Of his Country replied
that ne wanted no electra. oh" said
the officer, ''etc5tera means everything.'
Eyes. but it may mean anything said
Washington significantly, thinking, no
doubt OF the English king and his title.
An attempt was made by the first Con-
gress 10 give the President a title. The
House decided that the President should
be addressed as His EXCellency.' The
S majors fancied His High Mightiness,
but the House Of Representatives fought
ii. and finally, in 1889, it was resolved
that the Presidents address and tide be
"TO the President of the United States.
The President mus, learn to bear ply
steal disturbance Grant was Weakened
from his sleep a. 2:30 a. m. the morning
the Butler "salary-grab' bill was pass
ed. The Presidents approval was nee
essary. BY 10 o'clock the President has
read the bill, approved it, and word was
carried to the Capitol to that effect.
That meant work in the wee sma' hours
When the bill was repealed the President
worked none the less faithfully.
The incoming President must learn to
make a bow. He will have 10 bow down
and serve many fair Chairman of the
Executive Cimmittse" and lead many a
diplomats wife TO dinner. For this ne
mus, have learned Chesterfeldian grace.
The President must learn to introduce.
Not merely TO pronounce names. but TO
conduct the art of presentation in a
manner that shall be acceptable to al
peoples and all nations. At his wife's
receptions he must pronounce the names
Of the callers, if Inc reception be one at
which the Executive must be present al
so. AND a, dinners he must be the gra-
ciouS host, presenting, greeting. leading
the way to dinner denominaing places
and being ready for the return trip to
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The small boy before quoted, who is
insane, has peculiar tastes. He prefers
moi to wear clothes Though able to
walk by himself in the street, he is not
happy unless ne can take his rambles,
even on the coolest day, without any
clothes on. lie is happy only when un-
dressed.
INSANE AT TWO.
The case of a crazy baby came up be-
fore the clinic of a large city not long
ago. A girl was brought there by her
another. She refus to stand on her
feet, although she had been walking for
a year. When the little girl, blue
eyed lady of two, was placed upon The
floor she promptly sat down. No per-
suasion could induce her 20 arise, ne.,h-
or coax.ng nor bullying. The mother, an
ignorant foreigner, said: And for two
week she walk all the time
This led to an investigation Of the fact
that for two weeks the young lady had
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lr Ills --
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people
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WHAT THE NEW
PRESIDENT MUST LEARN.
IN, First Duty in Self Denial VIII Be to Stand
i'm the Rain With His Hat Off.
m INAUGURAL OATH IN THE OPEN AIR
a Learn the ArtOf Persuasive Messages and Fluent
Proclamation Writing.

MING TO READ NEW BILLS AT 23O A. N.
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A New York Baby of Fifteen Months Has
Been Hopelessly Insane for
More Than Year.
HE WILL NOT WEAR HIS CLOTHING.
Laughs With Side-Splitting Smile That Makes the
Doctors Lose Their Gravity.

ASYLUM FOR TREATMENT OF INSANE BABIES
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-12-02

s vracojfcfm sc studenym pocasfm
cele mnozstvf mutt zen, spolehaji.
cfch re, 5e letnf prAzdniny u6inf 10
siInfmi a zdravymi, pfichazf doma,
jsouce dospd nnaveni, Sc spatnym
apetgtem obsvou pfi pomyslenf na
ntkolika m6sicnf namahavou praci,
je o6ekavajfc'.
Pfemozene jeiich nervy tela po-
tfebujf n6co vice, nezli ponhy odpo
cinek. Krev jeiich must zbavena
byti necistot celia soustava nervova
sesflena a zbudovana pravym sflite.
lem a takto nabydou opet chuti k
lfdlu a zdravf.
ChladDe pocasf nynejsi, po vysilu
iicfm lete, a dffve nez prudka zima
Sc dostavf, 10 nejlepsf dobou k osv6
zenf sill a zbavenf Sc neduhu. Po-
rovneite zdravS vzhled osob, ktere
uzivaly Paine av Celery Compound,
dffv6jsim iich chabym, neryosnim
vysflen9m stavem! Musi zeny
pokrocilejsfm staff shledajf uzfva-
MIN leku tohoto pozoruhodne zvyse.
nj sill a mysl jejich stava SO svezf a
byatfeisi.
Eevle6te sebou otupele zivotem,
podrobujfce Sc nezaaivnosti, nepofad.
kam jater, stalemu bolenf hlsvy a
revma,ismu. Paine tv Celery Com
pound ucinf vas silnymi av stavn
tomto vas udrzf. Jeho sflicf leeive
slas,nosti byly TAX pe6live uvaaeny a
tax pfesna ptispdsobeny potfebam
unaveneho, vysfleneho tela. ably ddin
koyaly ma cels system. Le6f tlukot
srdce vsdy srde6nf, zivf nervosni
system TAX, ably spanek stal Sc pfiro
yenSm q sflfcfm, vzbuzuje zvysenou
chut X jidlu zasobuje uervosnf silu,
ably telu umozneno bylo ptemtniti
pokJmy pevne maso a sdravou
krey!
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-12-02

Ze vsech prostfeikh, jez yedn le-
kafska vynalezla k znovuzdsobenf
vysilen6 energie poruseneho dstrojf
jest Paine-hv Celery Compound da-
leko po. ieaf. Bledy oblicei, stf-
snen} vzhled, vzrhstajfcf hubeuost
nervosnf pohyby, kter6 jsou pflznaky
chorobnych nervh mozku-vscchny
tyto vystrahy ptikvapnjfcf nemoce :
mizf pred obsiyuifcf siou, jiz Pains
Celery Compound zasobuje cele telo
al do tech nejlemn6lsich taatf nervo-
veho tkaniva.
David Hircb, dobfe znamf oh
chodnik ia Broadway New Yorku
pfse firma Wells, Richardson % Co.,
lak ndsleduje:
"olporu6uji Paine's Celery Com.
pound mnoha svym ptateldm, pone-'
vads mn5 kratkdm cae ucinil ID
lik dobroaini. Trpel isem po lela
nezazivnostf a touto spoienYmi ne
duby, mezi nimia nespanfm. ZtraIil
jsem asi 30 liber q staval isem 80
slabsfm nervosndjsim kazdy den.
Nebyl jsem scbopen namahanf seDe
monsiho musel isem pouzfti povozu
IA vzdalenost sebe mensf. Po vyu-
aitf dvou lahsi paineova Celery
Compound cftfm sc kazdem spdso.
bu lepe, mobntneji, veseleji pref
81 afti. Jsem pevn6 pfesvedaen, Re
nezapomenu dGinka sphsobeneho
Paineov5m Celery Compound ma maj
tdlesnS system doyoluji 81 pozna.
menati, ze jsem pfftomne pres 6s
rokt star. Cestoval isem temef po
celem sv6,a a cftfm, Re mohu diniti
TAX dale t6siti go toho."
Podobn6 uciniI Celery Compound
pro tisice iin}ch.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-12-02
Kronika udaIostf.
M dobu neurGlt0u

poslan byl We stfedu Cbicagu dc
statnf kaznice krajan Anthony KozeI
kteryz, iak znamo, hpadkem banky
sv6 znacnS pocet krajana ozebradil
a proti n6muz nasledkem dpadku
celkem osm zalob podano bylo
Uznal Sc vinuym kradeze die move
no zakona poslan jednoduse do kaz-
nice, kdez zhstane die libosti vhle
komise vezni6nf.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-12-02

bsti prace a vydanf, ably vSstava
tato ton nejvetaf, zemi nasi pofa-
danou, Sc stala.''
Prerijui pozary
fadily, jak G1thrie, Okla, Sc ozna.
mule, itery rna6nou merou aze-
mi Seminole, hlavne pax okolf
Rochelle pokud rnamo, padlo jim
10 zivota lidskSch "a obet. Missie
katolicka, v nfz prave 90 indiansk5ch
dftek re nalezalo, zachran6na byla
vShradne jen napnutfm yeskerSch
sil Sc strany dvou jeptisek, jez po
vice jak dive hodipy na utlumenf
plamenb pracovaly. Polar spdso-
ben byl bandity, kteff hfadnfky
spolkovymi pronasledovani hyli q
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-12-02
T6zka 0bzalOba.

Policie chicagska zabyya Sc wye.
tfovanim teske obzaleby, podane
proti porodnici, ffzene panf Benson
ovou ma Honore ul. Vyietfovani
toto zavedeno ma zaklsde pFfsezn6
vypovedi slecny Martinove, kterAz
pfftomn6 = deckem SWIM osetfova-
nj okresnf nemocnici so nachazf.
Taz udalr, 10 case, kdy Y ustayu SO
nsIezala, slehlo tam as 25 zen a dit
kan jejioh ze nevenovana dplne lad
nd pece ze ,zachazenf mimi smefo.
yalo k tomu, ably Sc sveta sproyozeny
byly. Jedno decko videls pry Who
diti do WHINE pod parnim kotIem.
Tato vspoved Jeff potvrrena byla pr.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-12-02

kteff timto spdsobem uniknouti dou-
fall.
Parnik utonuI.
New Yorku ozn&meno We ctvr-
tex utonutf vyletniho parnfku John
Il. Moore ma namz dlenove rybafsk6.
no jedooho klubu $ rodinami Sc ma
lezali. Parnik vyplul po 0. hodin6
pffstaviste, MAZE as 100 osob ma pa
lube We 1890, kdyz poblfae melci
ny Romerovy SO nal6zal, narazil bud
ma nejake trosky neb ma skalu av 8
minutach Sc ponofil. Ma Stestf ne.
byla vo IA mistech tech hlubokou
a tax vSletnici, a6 notn6 promo6eni,
mohli hledati htulku na horni palube.
Neitesti spozoroyano as po iodine,
naoez cestujicf kolem jedoucfm par.
nfksm zp6t watt.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-12-02

ylAdni-jinak nsstaly by nam Yhint
pomtry. Je.li domntnka ma pfayou
ie piedlohs dotydnh sepAtom sasfie
ns buds 10 neb0de pfiIata thdna
ptedloha, kieroul NY opttnd faanduf
rovnovbbs sphsobens byla, ia bade.
mc rusct jedinhg Jon plan sledovati.
President bude muset syolsti svlailni
rasedhni rasedani to nebude mnset
b}ti dlouhym, led by seoAtem debats
rbytetnt pfodIaioykns byls. Ochra-
M celnf jeat nssi rhsadou lelikoi
' sntmoyne poslanch yznikati musi
yeikert rAkonodkrstvo bernf jeli-
koi Jest republication We SVEN slo.
ieni, to stati buJeme pti tdto zasad6.
Oprsva celniho rhkons nasebo jest
nutnou nejen IN d6elem svyaeni
pfIlmh vlhdnteh, sle saroveh k
ochrand a poyzburovhni naseho ame-
rickeho prhmyslu = viechny kroky
ale We smtru tom 6in6nd, mdly by
dindny bfti rozyahou umfrntuo-
sf, TAX ably nebyla vyvolans nelibos'
zlarafsk ych demokrat6, kteff kan
pani letoinf ruku v ruce nhmi krh
cell"
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-12-02

kteff tfmto spdsobem uniknouti dou-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-12-02
MOVE zpRAvY OOMACl.
polftioItc.
v Illinois

odevzdano bylo poslednf volbe pre-.
sidentske die dfadnfho s6fthnf hlash
nAsledovn6: Mckinley 6of ,d67,
Bryan 463 300, Palmer 6l95, Leve-
ring 79s; pro populisticky lfstek
odevsdano 1857 pro socialisty 1862
hlasy.
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D. Fred. K. vondreiS

bude kolektovali pied. ! dopIa,n6
m Pokrok Zipadu, Khiboyuu Ame-
rickou a IIospodafe. Pan vondrejs
jest splnomocnen vyfitoyati vEechuy
obcboini zAlelilosti, dfmy nssf SO
tykajiof nechr 80 tudik odb6rsteld
nasi dhy6rou mai, obrati,
vyd. Pokroku Zapsdu.
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0 ieden hlas wee

u Richmond, Va, oznameno po-
catkem tydne, 10 demokrat6 ztratf We
stAtu oncm jednoho elektoia presi.
dentsk6ho to nAsledkem chy by, ma
n6kterSch lfstkach volebufch Sc Wy.
skytnuvsi. Ma n6kterych listkach
uvedeno bylo totiz jmeno iednoho 2
demokra,ickych elektorh, Charles M.
Wallace jr., bud co pouhy Charles
NJ. Wallace, bee pffdavku sir" aneb
co G. M. Wallace, jr vAechny ta-
koveto hlasy, die zakona jako pro
zcela jin6 oeoby odevzdan6, poditany
byti musely. Nasledkem toho OBJ
drzelo pet repnblikanskych elektord
vice hlas1, nea Charles NJ. Wallace,
jr., nynf rozhodnuto bude mezi nj
mi losem, kdo mich zvolenym elek.
torem repubikanskym prohlasen
b5ti ma.
v New Jersey
obnasf, die itadnfho s6itani, nadpo
lovicnf v6tsina pro republikansky
lfstek presidentsky s7692 hlasd. Pro
elektory rerublikausk6 odevzdano
22l,367 hlash, pro demokratick6 ll3
e75, pro prohibi6nf 5e45, pro narod-
nj demokraty 8373 pro socialisty
1885.
v Michigan
odevxdano die nfadniho s6ftanf hlas6
pfi poslednf volbe 203,327 pro Nc
Kinleyho, 237 ,25l pro Bryana, 1868
pro Leverioga, 5000 pro Palmera
1900 pro Bentleyho, tax be vetsina
McKinleyho 56,o76 hlash obnasf. V
roce 1892 odevzdano pro Harrisona
222,7o a pro Cleyelanda 204 ,296
v Missouri
odevzdauo die nfadniho scitani hlasd
pro elektory demokraticke 363,652,
pro republikauske 3o4,94o, pro pro-
hibicnf 2lo9, pro socialisticke elo,
pro nArodoe demokratick6 1896 pro
narodn6 prohibionf 292. Celkem
tam odevzdano hlash 674,o1s.
vzaJmu ochrany celni.
Nelson Dipgley, pfedseda finan6nf.
no vsboru anemovny poslanecke. Wy
ikdfil sc itery, 10 nedoufa projiti
celnf pfedlohy, poslednfm zasedanf
kongresu snemovnou pfijate. send-
tenn nastayajicfm kratkem zaseda.
nj svolanf zvlaitniho zasedAnf
presidentem McKinleyem stane ply
90 nAsledkem toho nezbytnSm. D
sAlezitosti "a prayil nhsledovnf: apo
/, x.-.ancs toua,,ne mfti vsfaf pffian
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-12-02

Don8hatoYou : Iloaghiou, Miab.,
hlefhi tSl ' "daayae onon slehli
Iejil daeko va tam semfelo.
EdIaonosI silhy sicpehm.
I.reitn BaeigtIug, dplnt slepf
syo mule, k,ef} ma San Fnnoiaku
laboratof pro pokusy Roentgeno-
vymi papfsk5, prlsi, 10 pomoci
I.oentgenovyeb piprskh mole dplnt
dobfe ronefhati fdsn6 pfedmdiy.
Kdyi meAkal dr. Wayerly Clar-
KEN laboraiofi, dal mu tenio Goo
roskop. IIoeh prohlhsil lined, 10
rosernAya dobFe vsechny pfedmdly,
leo DR.. Clark k yhli jisiola pfoyGdl
MIN jett6 ntsolik pokusa, jez 40
vesmes zdatiIy. Pfipad ten vysolal
yelkou senaaci kruzich lekaf-kych.
Thomos Edison mysli, 10 asi "a tfi
leta pomaie slepo6m tolik, ably vide
Ii svttlo, roxeznali pfcdmdty, ano !
ave pfatele. OVEN takoyou hleyu
myslf zjednaii pouze tenn, jejichz
optieky ners jest neporusen. L6ka-
foy6 wax tyrdf, ze Edisonoya pied.
pov6d Jest nesplnitelns, jelikoz mi.
mo nervu nevyhnuteln6 tfeba jest
t6l zfitelpics. Ellison pomocf Roent
genovych paprskd doeilil jiz toho,
ze diva slerci, iimz oci hpla6 scba.
! zely, vidsli jiskry.
/. Dostanou pfidano.
V Pittsburgh odbyvana We stfedu
porada okoluich majilelh uhlodolh,
niz usneseno, pocfnaie i. prosin.
Gem mzdn hornfkt 0 procent nj
tune zvysiti. Ocekava So, ze podob.
nc zySsena bude mzda hornfk6m Y
, oblasti ohioske.
: yybuch dole.
q Price, Utah, oznamen itery
dtsn5 vybuch, ndsyEf 80 dole st.
Louis Galson Asphaltum Co., media.
Ieko Fort Duchesne diva zffzenci
byi pfi tom m mfst6 usmrceni diva
nebezpeen6 poran6ni. Vybucham
, spdsoben byl dole polar, jemuz
nejspfse as celf d6l v ob6t padne. u
: dolu slehajl prf plameny az do vysky
/, 100 stop a nenf pry niiake cesty k
= jich potlaGenf, an pro dfsne vedro
4 pfiblfzenf Sc pozarovisti mozntm
! neni.
), yratili se do prace.
8 Spor, kterfz jiz cd konce kvetna
panoval mezi sklenafi a majiteli to.
warren ma tabuov6 sklo v Penusylva'
nil, byl konedn6 Y ltery k obapolne
spokojenosti urovnan nasledkem
toho do ctrnacti dnh prace vice jak
: 1900 delnfka cpetne poskytnuta
bude. Dohodnntf docileno hylo
tim, ze unie poaadavku sy6ho deset
cent? denn6 sleyila, zaroveh vsak
vt6len We smlouvu Glanek, Re, pff.
padu zv5senf ella ns pfiyazene tabu-
. love sklo o l5 procent, zaroveh /
] mzda 10 procent zvysena bude
Kdyz by clio zvyseno neb sniaeno
! bylo vice Leb meme, nez jak We
smlouva vytknuto, tu die smlouvy
/. bude mzda v temze pom6ru znovu
: upravens.
v zajmu zamississippske vystavy.
q Washingtonu oznamoyano v
dtery, DC dosv6dcenf upsani male.
zit6ho obnosu pro zamyslenou VISTA.
va zamississippskou, kteraz, iak zna-
mo, rokem 1898 v Omaze odbJyana
bSti ma, jia techto dneoh sekretati
pokladuy ku schvalenf pfedlozeno
bude a jakmile toto udeleno bude,
he ihned zapo6ato bude vypracova-
MIN plan6 ma obeslani vystavy one
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UDOgOTH8nl Odb6PaIs|lm J!

Tfmto osnsmaieme haaim odb6fa-
telhm ' okoli Howells. Bfainard,
Able. Linwood. Wea Point, Clark
sop, Dwight, David City aid., 10 na-
vstfyf je v t6chto dnech Ieduatel nhi,
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OMAHA NEBRASKA We srhepu e. pRosHce 1896 "

Don9hotoyoa Iloaghiop, siiah.,
h,efht lSt "daavH' onom slehli a
Islii dSeko va tam temfelo.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-12-02
Uteeha zlutjch demokratd.

"Zluti" demokra,e mobon miti
dl6chu, &c alespoh jednfm voleb
MIN precinktu dobyli vft6zstvf pfi
poslejnicb volbach presidentsk ych.
Prcinkt ten, jez v dejinach zlatSch
demokratti zasluhuje cestn6 vzpomfu-
ky, aaleza Sc Kansas nazSga Sc
Dudley. Ma asi tticet obyvatelh a
seat volich. Il tGchto til odevzdali
hlasy pro Palmera Bucknera, diva
pro McKinleyho jeden pro Bryana.
Sphsobem tim vetsina zhstala ma
s,rane "zlutych" OIedin6l6 toto VI.
tGxstyf oxnameno Palmerovi, ably mu
sbyla htecha, ze alespon v jedne
vesn.ci americke vetsiny nabyl.
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v zajmu prohibice.

V Mitchell. s. d., odbyvans byla
We stfedu schdze pfednfch prohibica-
kh, nfz rokovano bylo o tom, ia
kych krokh bylo by tfeba uciniti,
ably South Dakota vzdor tomu, ze Y
poslednf volb6 znacnou vetsinou
prohibicnf dodatek k nstave odvo.
Ian byl, pro prohibici zachovana by,
la. We schhzi uvadeuo, ze pr5
zna6ny po6et - tvrdili, ze 10000 -
volich hasovalo pro odvolanf probi-
bice onylem a proto hodlajf vddco-
ve prohibi6aka zakfociti u nejyyisf-
no soudu a sice podaif zadost, ably
celia ta volba neplatnou prohlasena
byla.
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Dostanou pi.idano.

V Pittsburgh odbyvana We stfedu
porada okolntch majitelh uhlodolh,
niz usneseno, poGinaie i. prosin.
Gem mzdn horniki o procent na
tune zyysiti. Ocekava Sc, ze podob.
nc zvSsena bude mzda hornfk6m Y
oblasti ohioske.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-12-24
Dick School and Local Institute.

Ed CITIZEN; Would you be so kind al
to insert the following item IN your paperi
The third month Of this term closed
Thursday, IL, and the number Of days
each one attended is: Jas. Crafty 90
Joseph Crafty 90, Thomas Crafty 20 Ollie
Robb 90, Clyde Do1ds 90 Rame Dodds
H., Thannie Dodds 20, Clarence Dodds II,
Everett DOdds 20, Curtis Dick Visiting
7, James MCGOWAN 90, John MeGowsn 8,
William McGowan 10, Charles Pfugh 20,
Scott Weigle 20, Georgt Ray 20, Charles
Weigle rs, Harry Dodds II, Fred Phugh
IS, Ford Dodds l3, Carrie Phugh 10,
Emma PAngh. 20, Sale Dodds 20, Lulu
Dodds 90 Lizzie Dodds 90, Jessie Dodds
il, Tresa McGowan 8, Lizzie AcGowan
10 Rue McGowan -, Margr-t Clark 20.
Emma paugh, sale Dodds and Lglu
Dodds nave missed no days to date. Visit
ore: -Four little gents from Prospect. y I'd
Barr Hugh Welgl6, Clayton CritChlow
and Blair McLure.
In spelling class No 4, the standing for
those whe missed no Tecitations is as in
order named Ollie Rubb. Charles PHugh,
James Crafty, Everett Dodds and Thomas
Crafty; Cor the recitatiurs the standing is:
Har ry Dodds, Ford DOdds, Fred PAngn,
Rue McGowaD, Carrie Phugh and Clarence
DOdds.
In class No ,: Thannie Dodds, George
Ray, Clyde Dodds, JOS ph Crafty, Charles
W Weigle, Wm McGowan, James McG ivan
and Curtis Dick.
In class No 3: Sale DoddS. Emma
Pnugh, Rome Dodds, Scott Weiglo and
Jessie Dodds
In class No 4, Margaret Clark Lizzie Nc
Gowan, Lulu DoddS, John McGowan and
TTesa MeGowan.
One of the pleasant fea,u,ea o. the month
w.s tas local institute, Saturday, Dec. II
The day was an exceedingly fine one and
W en- -chool convened at Q IN the NO ming,
uea.lJ al the pupils with Director No
DHfa!d. danghter and todchpr Margaret
Wallace were present. by and by, lie
people came from al directions with bas-
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Tours 10 California.

California has been most tittingly term
ed the Italy Of America" All the deli
cious balm, the cloudless sky, and the rich
verdure of the great European peninsula
| are duplicated III this sunny land of the Pa
citic, Here nature basks in the sunshine
/ OF her own beauty; and here she has estab-
| lished her own sauitsrium, where eternal
/ sping inspires everlasting youth. With
! the snow mantled peaks OF the SierrSs up
| on the one hand. the calm Pacific with it,
| soft breezes upon the other, and veritablf
| paradise of flowers, fruits, and plants be
/ tween, man can find AID needs no lovehel
| land To visit such country l. a prlTl
| lege, q blasting.
| The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
| recognizing the need of a more comiorts Die
| and pleasant way of crossing the continent
| inaugurated a series of annual tours tc
! California, running through train OF Pull
| man palace cars from New York TO che Pa,
| cific Coast, and stopping at the principal
| points of interest en- route. The great
| popularity Of these tours demonstrates
| the wisdom OF the movement.
| For the season OF 1897 three tours have
| been arranged to leave New York, Philsdel
| phis. and Pittsburg, January p, February
"a, and March 81.
The first tour will run direct to San
A
Route, and return from San Francisco vi:
| salt Lake City, Denver, and Chicago, al
! lowing five weeks in California.
| The second touer viii run via the Nam
moth Cave and New Orleans tc San Diego
stopping at the 'Crossent City" during thu
Mardl Gras Carnival This tour will return
via Salt Lake City, Denver, Omaha, an'
! Chicago, allowing four weeks in California
The third tour will run vie Chicago, Den
yer, and Salt Lake City, allowing pas
sengers TO return by regular trains via o
different routes within llne months.
Ali these tours, either going or coming
will pass through the famous Colorad
region, Glenwood Springs, LeadFille, AM
| the Garden of the Gods.
Ra;es from all points on the Penna.
Railroad System east of PittsbuIg: Firs
| tour, $3l0; second tOIr, $3.50; third tour
$2l0 round trip and $3.50 one way.
For detailed itineraries and other inlor
nation, apply at ticket agencies, specia
booking Offices, or address George W
| Bovd. Assistant Gen 3yal Passenger Agent
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CONGRESS.

Both houses discussed several resolu-
irons regar2ing Cuba, Monday, but
neither adopted anything. A dispute
arose as to whether Congress or the
President had the right to recognize
Cuban independence.
Sixty years ago, on Dec. II, 1886,
President Andrew Jackson wrote mes
sage to Congress referring to that body
the question of recognizing the indcpen-
dence OF the Republic of Texas and
deferring to the decision of Congress in
that matter?
On Wednesday the House passed the
Legislative, Executive and Judicial APP
preparation bills; and the Senate discuss
ed some alleged Pacific railroad abuses.
JOHN WANAMAKER' Senatorial boom
seems to be assuming some considerable
dimensions. The Philadelphia news
payers almost to the last one, are sound
ing his praises and insisting upon his
superior fitness for that Office. 1t cannot
be denied that Mr.. Wanamaker has a
great head for business, and that he
would made Senator of whom any
State might well feel proud. If he fails
OF election it will be on account Of his
supposed connection with the late "com-
bine." But as other great ones have been
forgiven for this, why should moi the
same clemency be extended to Mr.. Wan
amaker? If he is to be defeated it
should be by bringing out a superior
man, and not by arousing factional pre-
judices, which are always better when
dead, and the deader the better PUNK y
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