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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-30
Dnn1I b1iAn E:-n BOSTON
A/A AaC SERVICE.
s, s. "CANADA" (New.)

sIS nVsis % IHVeIIUeI 10 Sail from Boston as
Iollows 1or queenstown and Liverpool
Saturday, Sept. IL, at 1000 a. m.
thursday, Oct. ID, at IL 90 a. M.
thursday, Nov. IL, at 10 90 a. m.
Thursday, Dec. g. at 1000 a.. IN.
This new twin screw steamer has magnificent &C.
commodatlons for cabin passengers equal to the
best New York liners and is largest and latest
PASSENGER vessel sailing from Boston. no live
Saloon passengers $500 and upwards; accord
Second cabin Every superior accommodations)
1875 80.
For passage; plans, etc, apply to local agents. or
JOHN FARLE1 u SONS, Gen. Pass ACTS, 1O3
State street, Boston aug16eodSm
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FOR SALE-One Dedarick hay press, nearly
Il, u NEW and is in good repair. Presses what IS
known as pony bale which is very desirable
Will besold very cheapif called for at once. W.
f. DRESSER, 80 Exchange ST., Portland, Me.
PSI
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FOR SALE--At West End, astwo tenement
Il house of fifteen rooms, built two years.
everything in first class condition. large lot,
near electricS, a net 10 per cent Investment
Price $1,000, easy terms of payment Apply to
MAINE REAL ESTATE COMPANY, III Ex-
change street. 261
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no LET-At No. 9s Oxford St., lower rent Of
4 rooms all in good order, water closet on
same floor, also cemented floor in cellar A de-
s1rable rent for small family. Apply at No
Is Boyd st. Ring right hand bell. 24-1
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But let US hence. my sovereign, to provide.
A slave for every sore that may betlde."
Henry III, Acc ", Scene 6.
Referring of course, to the wonderous qauli-
ties of Ponds Extract Ointment.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NOTICE-We pay the highest cash prices for
~ household furniture, show cases and store
consignment GOSS & WILSON, IS Free ST.
30-1.t
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VNANTED--A fully qualified physician able
w to register in the State of Maine to trav-
ell with Vito Drug Co. State age and wages
expected. Address C. FL. VITO, Lengdon Ho-
tel, Portsmouth, N. H. State what experience
you have had Must be good Office worker.
28-1
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FAC-SIMILE signature of c1As H. FLETCHER
is on the wrapper of every bottle of CAsros1A.
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MONEY LOANED-Don't borrow money
w from your friends and have them remind
you of it hereafter. 1 will loan you on your fur
niture, pianos, or other personal property with
out removal or inconvenience, confidential, on
any repaying basis. Address "PIVATE
PARTY" z. o. Box 1888. aug16-4
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LOST AND FOUND.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for rs cents. cash in advance.
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FOR SALE-Brick house, 2 1-2 story IS rooms
= tenements in perfect repair, Sebago and
closets for EACH good yard, central location one
good tenants in now, must be sold Price $1,000
w. ID. WALDRON & CO., 1870 Middle street.
251
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RICYCLES-I want to buy from $4,000 to S15,-
ID 900 worth of Bicycles new, old and dam
aged; pay highest cash price; extra prices paid
send a postal card to cali on you. THE BoS-
TON STORE, All Froe St, Portland, Me.
aug26-4
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SHOW CASES of every description, new and
y secondhand, bought sold or exchanged.
GOSS & WILSON, 10 Free St. 28l
ONEY TO LOAN on first class real estate,
!iI mortgages, at from to per cent Notes
discounted. Real estate bought and sold,
rented and rents collected Thirty years ex,
perenoe in the.business. n. S. GARDINER,
$50 Middle ST., Room 4. 2S1
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mo LET-Rents in western part of city with
modern Improvements: 10 Bramhall ST.,
1888 and 1865 Congress ST., III Neal St. 40 Brack-
also many others in different locations. Apply
Real Estate Office First National Bank Build
ing. FREDERICK S. VAIL. OIL
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FOR SALE-On High street near Danforth. a
= two tenement house of fourteen rooms, fine
steel furnace, cemented cellar, in the best OF
$4,000. These houses are bargains, call and see
them; Apply to MAINE REAL ESTATE
COMPANY, 121 Exchange street. 26l
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WANTED-An persons in want of trunks
w and bags to call on Z. D. REYNOLDS,
563 Congress street, ole door above Shaw,'s
grocery store, as we manufacture our goods
and can therefore give bottom prices.
Trunks repaired. Open evenings. We frame
pictures. 17-2
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FOR SALE-17 acres of land at MorrilIs Cor
Il ner; ten minutes walk from Depot on south
road and Wilson Farm W. +. DRESSER. so
Exchange ST., Portland, Me- Isl
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MONEY TO LOAN-On first and second
w mortgages, on real estate, stocks, bonds,
personal properly, life insurance policies, or
any good collateral securities Inquire of A. c.
LIBBY s. CO., 40 IL Exchange st. PA
MONEY TO LOAN on first and second mort
M cages, real estate, life insurance policies,
when three years old, or any good collateral Sc
Middle st. aug 254
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I ,OST-On Thursday last, on road between
- Portland and Prout's Neck, a pair of spec
1acles n case. Suitable reward at Preble
House, fortland. 241
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STRAYED OR sToLEN-A dark bay mare.
fiat forward feet one of them white with bay
shoes tail quite long but cut square, weight
about 900 pounds. Strayed or stolen from j. r.
L.DDy,s farm at West Buxton. Friday night,
ton concerning her, or return her, either to
Mr.. Libby's house, 100 Danforth St, OF at the
farm at West Buxton,Iwill be reasonably rea-
sonably rewarded. J. r. LIBBY. All
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Quctta Said To BE in Danger of Cart,ra
Wounded Include Three British or
cers-Great Empire is TREMBLING in
the Balance.
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NOTICE. have nice lot of rugs which
being ladies' dresses, gentlemens clothing and
childrens' clothing. I pay cash for them if
1t is preferred. Send letters or postals to MR..
or MRS. D'G2OOT, 70 Middle street. 27-l
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R1CYCLE-I have gan Elmore bicycle with
- Christy saddle, bought new this year, that
would like to exchange for good Camera of
equal value. Further references, E. c., Preble
St., City. Pol
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED want thoroughly reliable,
w energetic man there, and one or two in
good towns outside, to open small Offices and
handle my goods. (No canvassing all goods
sold direct to dealers) Permanent position
and good pay to honest workers. Send stamp
and references to A. T. MORRIS, care this
paper 2S-1
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EOR RENTAL 639 Congress ST., fiat of
three rooms not surpassed in location,
Front room has fine view of harbor. rear
light and care furnished. For light house
keeping very convenient Call at $50 Congress.
26-1
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WANTED-Boys of American parentage to
w learn the wholesale dry goods business
Apply at No. 1854 MIDDLE ST. 261
WANTED-A young man experienced on So
w da fountain at La PARTISAN, 489 Con-
gress ST., Portland, Me. M-1
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FOR SALE-At Woodfords, a new house of
eight rooms lot 65x11O it., corner of streets,
cemented cellar, electric lights, fireplace and
home, easy terms of payment. Apply to
MAINE REAL ESTATE COMPANY, III Ex-
change street. 2s1
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T OST-An open faced gold watch, either on
- Portland & Rochester track between
dfr and Ocean street from there to
charm attached. Finder please return to r ''
DRESSER, Woodfords, and be rewarded. =
30-1
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wANTED-FEMALE HELP.

WANTED-A first class order cook Apply
w to D. B. SMITH, Riverton Park. 26-1
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WANTED-Capable girl, must be good cook.
W None other need apply. No II Dow st.
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Forty words inherited under this head
ono weok for AZ cents. cash in advance
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ITO LET-Two lower tenements, 8 rooms each
corner Sherman and Mellen Sts., each S24
Upper tenement of 5 rooms, rear 2S4 Congress
lower tenement, 81 Glenwood Avenue. Deering
rooms, $1,000. Inquire of A. c. LIBBY & CO.,
AZ IL Exchange st. M-1
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w sorted Teas, Coffees and Baking Powder
and get the Ray Jr. Camera. 1t is q beauty,
guaranteed: Send for club papers mailed free.
MM. SCOTT s. CO., ISL Congress ST., Portland,
Me. 1872
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WANTED-Compet girl for general house.
w work. Small family. Apply sos Congress
ST. 2I
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no LET-On Forest avenue, Woodfords Corner,
Il Deering, splendid located stores, offices
and tenements, with modern conveniences, IS
to SIG per month. Desirable cottage and lots
on Long Island for sale or rent Inquir of E.
9. JORDAN, 81 IL Exchonge street. 1872
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w ED-SIT u A rIUSS

Forty words inserted under this hoad
enc week for 25 cents. cash In advance
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AGENTS WANTED,

SITUATION WANTED-By young lady as
~ order and bill clerk, general office work or
Best of reference Address M II a. a HiNfoWn
West Falmouth, Me. PSI
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ITO LET-Pleasant and convenient lower
rent of seven rooms and bath room at 5
cemented cellar. Inquire OF A. c. LIBBY &
CO.. 40 IL Exchange street 26-t
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EOR RENT-We have upon our books today,
by actual count, 1873 different houses and
rents to let. Parties interested in same may
obtain full particulars by applying at our Real
Estate office in First National Bank Building.
FREDERICK S. VAIL. 27-1
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ITO LET-Upper fiat of new house, No. 26.
Woodfords. Modern improvements: all in
fine order. Apply to W. L. WILSON s. co.
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EOR RENTAL upper tenement of eight
L rooms, with bath, on New State St In
quire at 800 CONGRESS ST, room s. aug1atf
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X oR SALE-First class detached IL story
ho4 residence on Avon street for two families;
pesg Dullt house on the street; steam heat nice
Sara; sun an day; one minute from electrics;
1 Wa1 1 mpo oNl1ered A good bargain W, H
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GUNNER BOARDERS AT the Films: = fine
locality for fishing cunning rowing;
peasant drives and steamboat excursions;
Ills mouse Is pleH.. .antly situated has fine
For terms, etc.. adv. ess j. B. & f. W. PLUM
MER. Raymond. Me. i1v6-s
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II ENT-69 Franklin street, rooms, bath
~ room, furnace, cemented cellar, good yard:
rent in good order. Price, $1S. Also Whitney
cottage for sale on Massachusetts Ave-, Peaks
Island. Apply 60 FRANKLIN ST. Pol
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EOR SALE-New house on Pitt St, Oakdale
y contains seven rooms and bath, hot and
cold water wired for electric lights, cemented
cellar, sewer. large lot. VIII be sold on easy
terms Apply to CHAS. G. ADAMS, 81 Ex-
change st. aug11d4W
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during her three 81 months stay at the
Phoenix hotel in this city after her hus-
band had cast her off.
He told how he had advised her to give
up all relations with all except her hus-
band, sacrifice herself and do what was
right, ssgand how she followed his adyice
became thoroughly rependent and suffered
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FOR SALE-Elegant musical instruments,
pianos, music boxes, Reginas, violins, man.
dolins, banlos, guitar, harmonious, comets,
superior violin and banjo strings, popular sheet
Please CALL HALVES, 414 Congress st.
aup1Jd1m
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FOR SALE-Elegant suburban residence. IS
= rooms and bath; perfect repair; steam
neat, acres land; one acre orchard; bounded
On On streets; full view of Portland one miles
distance; house alone; cost $4,000. Electrics
pass the premises. Price $4,000. w. H. WAL
DIXON Il CO., 1870 Middle street 28-I
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TOR SALE-Ocean street, East Deering.
4 house of rooms, half acre good land with
plenty of fruit, apples and Pears. Price 5000.
Terms $500 down, balance mortgage now upon
Must sell. w. H. WALDRON s. CO., 1870 Mid
die street. PSI
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ITO LET-New fat up stairs, rooms, bath
room and large pantry and attic hot and
cold water; all the modern improvements; nice
location IS Central Avenue, Deering Center
$1400 Inquire at PORTLAND T1NWARE
CO., 100 Cross Street 26-1
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w sert, made in minute No sugar, For
economy and flavor no equal. Made of pure
fruit hayors. For sale by grocers and general
stock at n. S. MELCHER cos. ISL ~
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forty words inserted under this head
ono week Tor IS cents. cash in advance.
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FOR SALE.
Forty words inserted under this head
ono week for I'd cents. cash In advance.

LOR SALE-A very desirable house pleasant
Il ly located at No. 125 Emery st, containing
rooms with all the modern improvements, heat
with steam and hot air combined. A good sized
lot with fruit treas on same lnauire of C.
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MANUFACTURING house for man and
w wife from Oct. 18th to June ist. 1905, Must
be on or near line of electric road. Will take
excellent care and are very reliable people.
Inquire OF HENRY S. TRICkEY, Real Estate
Agent 121 Exchange Street. PSI
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WANTED Boys and girls to sell 8 lbs. of tea
w and get a hammock, air rifle or imported
water set 8 lbs. of tea will give you daisy
wheeled cart. 10 lbs. commode set is lbs. a
silver watch or tea set. GOOLD'S TEA
STORE, So Free St., Portland, Me. SOL
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WANTED.-Boarder in private family on
W Cumberland St, near High st. Would
take two to occupy same room Young men
preferred. Address w. II. R. this office, 27-1
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-08-02

times and. in consequence, do not feel
the need OF nostrums. 1t is the old story
over again. The history of this country
has been that, whenever we have had
seasons of depression, some of our peo-
pie have lost their moorlngs and set up
the cry, Any port in stormP A few
years ago the panacea for every finan-
cial Ill was greenbacks. Enough people in
Ohio believed that to elect Allen COVER
nor on a greenback platform. Later
surplus in the treasury was said to be
n danger that would threaten our ma
tional life, and Cleveland free-trade was
the slogan. Last year, after so long
period of depression, we saw spectacle,
the like of which has never been seen In
this country. The cry went up against
aggregated wealth and trusts, and free
silver was demanded as the cure-all.
THE wisdom of our people asserted it.
self, as 1t always has done, when the
nation was passing through a crisis and
the danger has passed. The sober second
thought of the people Is asserting Itself.
They see that neither the isms of agi-
tators, who produced nothing but noise,
nor the theories of professors of politi-
cal economy, who, like sign-boards, do
nothing but stand in the road and direct,
can make two blades of grass grow
where one grew before, or can put a dol
lar into an empty pocket. They are re-
alizing now that all the money in the
world cannot be produced by laws, but by
labor. They are realizing that prosperity
comes not by talk but by the natural
laws of trade and commerce, and they
have concluded that those laws are now
making things come their way"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-08-02
CALENDAR FOR AUGUST.

/. Jupiter pluv' ceases 10 weap.
2. Blackberry pie reaches high water
mark.
3. Mr.. Vetter's Klondike cadets hold
their first drill
4. Twenty-round glove contest between
Colonel Fitzsimmons and Richard Little
takes place.
8. Mayor Bailey decides to increase the
rate of fines for highway robbery.
8. Members of the Christian Endeavor
society officially deny that they snug
gled candy from Canada.
7. Editor Sam Boyd, of Wilkes-Rarre,
enjoys his annual hair cut.
s. Councilman Morgan Sweeney advises
all young men TO keep away from the
Klondike region and enter municipal poll
tics.
9. Snow falls upon the notice of the
candidacy of John II. Jones posted on
Pixies Peak
10 Directors of the Scranton base ball
club buy city lots and retire on seasons
dividends up to date.
IL. Dunmore organizes village i'm
provement society.
70. Editor Hockenbury, of Carbondale,
complains of insomnia,
13. Daniel L. Gregory snatches the
poetic laurels from tho brow of Richard
Beamish.
H. Prohibitionists decide that DIR. Swal-
low is a sort Oh pOllllCdl Bulp,
Is. The Handley executors establish a
school of architecture and design.
lG. State Committeeman McAskie pur-
chases a barrel Of essays on political re-
form within the party.
II. Wade Finn begins active practice
throwing the lasso over dummy delegates
IS. Chairman Jennings secures a supply
of medicine calculated to relieve dizzy
headquarters.
10. Detective Bill Clifford's whiskers
are singed by the explosion of his dark
lantern.
90 The Sunday News discovers mares
nest in the commissioners office full of
Easter-colored eggs.
q. Town lots on West Mountain go up
by the aid of blasting powder.
%. Prospectors In Wyoming county dis
cover a liquid that gives man a fourth of
July feeling.
2S. Lackawanna hospital is formally
turned over to the management of the
new woman.
a. Mulberry street property holders in
dulge in coasting on the new pave
20. Secretary Reedy prepares catalogue
of novelties to be exhibited at the Demo-
cratic convention.
20. Nathan Vidaver announces his can
didacy as district attorney on the anti
Traction company platform.
q. Charlie Shadt's boom for sheriff is
overtaken by an August hail storm.
2S Register of Wills Candidate James
Grier receives official recognition as the
original Mckinley man.
29 Robert Robinson spurns the coun-
ci.manic toga and retires to private life
80. The Times offers polish for cam
paign buttons free to the faithful.
81. The oyster prepares for his annual
debut.
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perhaps I can best illustrate the feel
ing of the people of the middle west by
telling story. l stopped at little town
in Ohio in the centre of one of the rich
est farming districts of the state. / had
been talking at random with those met
about the business outlook. came across
an old farmer who was exceedingly well
Informed, but who, as / happened to know,
was a dyed-in-the-wool Democrat of
the free silver stamp. He said to me:
Whats the prospect, Mr.. ingalls,?
Well, II might be a heap worse. Crops
are good, and 1t looks now as If wheat
would go pretty nigh a dollar a bushel.
l don't quite understand, but things seem
to have been on the mend ever since Nc
Kinley was elected. The Improvement
has come slowly, TO be sure, but 1t seems
10 be coming. If the election for COVER
nor had been held In this state month
ago the Democrats would have had a
walkover. If 1t We're held today it would
be a pretty close fight, but 1 think the
Democrats would win. But, with the
election in November, If things keep on
improving, I'll be darned If don't think
Bushnell Will pull through. OF course I'd
rather have a Democratic governor, but
/ don't knows 1t makes much difference
to me, so long as my crops are good and
/ can get a fair price for them. Money
talks, Mr.. Ingalls, money talks
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Himself Again.

Having had occasion not long ago
to demonstrate with Hon. John Wana-
maker concerning remarks Of q criti-
cal nature which he had passed when
seemingly in a bilious mood, II gives us
pleasure to note now the more cheerful
tone that sounds through his later ut
terances For example, to the Phila-
delphia Ledger interviewer, he said on
Friday last:
The presidents signature to the Ding
ley bill put tho last spike in the new
bridge over the awful creyasse of five
long years of '93, '94 '95, '96 and most of
VI From the high banks of the McKin-
ley basis of 1890 we have built up TO the
higher banks of the Dangley basis of
1884,"
'"The tolls are very high on that road.
are they notY' inquired the interviewer.
You say that the toll is very high" re-
sponded Mr.. Wanamaker but, If the
road is better, why grumble at high tolls.
when there is good driving and an equal
chance for all sgain? You can afford 10
psy higher tolls when earning money.
renting your property and getting divi-
vends When we are WITHOUT good roads
there Is no driving, no work, no wages,
only idleness and want. Now let the peo-
pie play fair, stop criticizlng and try to
work out all the good that is in the bill.'
Incidentally it will be observed that
Mr.. Wanamaker falls into a slight
error as to the relative height of the
Mckinley and Dingley banks" the
latter being on the average about two
per cent. the lower, as Mr.. Dingley
has himself explained. But that is a
mere detail. unimportant compared
with the magnitude and the signih-
cance of the fact that Americas fore
most merchant, who but lately was
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The Philadelphia correspondent of the
New York Sun predicts that Senator
Quay next year will have "the fight of
his life" He remarks that had Cover
nor Hastings led the column for Nc
Kinley in Pennsylvania in 1896 as
fiercely as he led it for Quay, he would
today stand as the panoplied leader of
the opposition to Quay, with oil the
prestige of presidential support and
with every prospect of victory. The
chances in next years struggle for the
senatorship are. he adds, call in favor
of Quay, because no one of high pur-
pose, firm resolve and strong and COM
prehensive mind is likely to enter the
lists against him." What is the matter
with the Van Valkenburgs and Willing
Leach?
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"Thus found It wherever l went. The
people are hopeful and they have the
hest possible foundation for their hopes.
They are getting over the illness OF hard