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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-09
NO LET UP IN KENTUCKY.
SIX Deaths Due 10 the Heat Report
ed In the state.

Louisville KY, July Sat O'Clock TO-
day the thermometer registered 81 degrees
only one death resulted from the intense
heat to-day, but there were dozens OF
prostrations.
The temperature out In the state was
higher than IN this city Paducah COM
ing to fore with the highest recorded. The
deaths have been five IN the state outside
OF Louisville, with hundreds OF prostra-
tons.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-09

Madrid. July 8.-The queen regent has
pardoned i0s Cubans who had been deport :
ed 10 the Spanish penal settlements az
Cauia. Ferando and the Chanarin Is
lands. The men pardoned viii be permit
ted 10 return 20 Cuba.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-09
MARRIED. WOMAN snoT DEAD.
She Was walking with n Man and
Her Husband Suspected.

Columbia. s. G., July s.-Minnio Turner,
a married woman, while walking 10
church last night near Newberry with a
male friend. was shot from ambush and
instantly killed Her companion fed and
the body lay by the roadside till day
light. John Turner. her husband, ia sns-
pectod. lie was recently fined x25 for
whipping his wife for assoelating with the
same man who accompanied her last
night.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-09

Chicago, July S.-The intense heat con-
tlnued to-day. the mercury reaching a7 on
the street, and the weather ofioe showing
mark OF only S. There were four deaths
and twenty-three proatrations, four VI the
latter being probably fatal.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-09
BLAZE AT BUCKINGHAM.
Curtain Catches Fire just Before the
state hail.

state hall.
London. July Sat 10 o'clock this even
ing, while the guests were assembling
for the state ball at Buckingham palace,
a fire broke out on the second floor. Con-
siderable alarm was felt. a stream OF car.
riaRes entering the palace grounds was
stopped and an enormous crowd coll
lected.
The fire engines arrived promptly and
found no difficulty IN extingulshing the
flames, which we're due TO the accidental
irniting Of a window curtain.
An hour after the fire broke out the
engines had departed and the reception
OF guests resumed.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-09
CURRENCY MEsSAGE HELD BACK.
Republican Leaders Fear Its Effects
ON the Tarim BilI.

VI NHN NWFNW EIETs
Washington. July s-The proposed mes.
sase OF the President 10 congress recom-
mendIng the appointment OF a commis-
sion 70 consider the question or a revision
q our currency and national banking
days, " Il goes in At all, which is a mat
ter OF doubt. The President In now unde-
clded whether or not 70 send IN any mea-
sage Tor the reason that a number OF the
most important leaders OF the party In
the Senate ana House have made a strong
representation 20 him OF the inadvlsabill-
~ Of sending a message TO congress willis
The tarin biil u Ia conference.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-09
RAILROADS sEIzISG COAL.
CONSERVATION Among Chicago Con-
Germs over the Action.

Chicago. July s-rhe railroad companies
issued to-day orders 70 connscate all coal
being carried over their lines. The or
der carried confusion IN It's execution and
local companies who expected 70 receive
special shipments 20 meet the demand OF
the day were thrown on their resources to
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-09
TWO DIE AT INDIANAPOLIS.
ProstratiOns From the Heat Becom-
ing More General.

indianapolis, Ind, July S.-The hot spell
continues here, the official thermometer
reaching % and prostrations are becoming
more general.
Patrick Kelly. a well known hotel clerk.
and Leonard Cox. died to-day from the
heat, and there were AT least ten prostra-
lions besides. Tonight the thermometer
Is above co.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-28
o -

MOCNI LUDZIE. N,ekledy
Swat zdumiews sic ukazvwanlem
pewnY,h mezczyn Tub biet,9 fob
darzonych niemal nadnaturalna slla
f1yczna. Podczas gdY take wypa-
dki zallczac nalezY tylko do
naturalnych fenoment6w, to
przeclez 2 drug'ej stronY, tyslaoe
SO mszczyzn i kobiet, kt6rYch s,ia
lest n;lsza cd przec'etnej W akutek
choroby lub warunkow nieodpo-
wiednlch piynu zYclowego
krwl.
Pan MARGIN Hama z Del Norte,.
Colo ,'plsze o cudownych skutkach
ORA Plotra Gomozo" l uleczeniu
la pomoca tego srodka chorobY
Jego zony, powlada, re "teraz wYda.
je SIG dose s1lna by mog4a wyko-
nae robote dwojga ludzl' i
mowi:
Mlne}o jtz diva lata od casa
gdy pc raz plerwszy ctrzy mal'smy
pudfo ORA Piotra Gomozo. Pred
tenn, IONA m"Ja radztia sic lekarzy
ule zadne] widocznej ulgl ME
doznawa{a Clerplafa ma jakas
znsczpa dolegl,wosc, zo}adkowa,
jakotez na n,eslrawnosc, tax, re zale-
DIVE mog4a przyjmowac ma jdell-
katnieJszy rodzai pozywlenla. w
skutek tego sta}a s'e niezmieraie
wycienczona l osiablona zupefnis
by{a niezdulna do wykony~anla
najlatwiejs1ych zaiy6 gospodarsklch.
Rownoczesn,e mla1a mocny boz W
lyle Z boku, tax, re niekiedy SIC
wydawa4o: II nerkl jej So naruszone'
hledy r~ozpocze}a zazYwa6 druga
f,szke. zaczefo jei sic p%olepszac.
Zuzy4a razem szesc wielkich faszek
Cd tegt. czasu czu{a sic jakoby
nowonarodzona. Moze spozywac re
smaklem wszelki rodzal pozywie-
ME, H7glada dobrze i tax Jest sill
n@, Re my Sic, u moze wykonac 70
boty dwojga osob. Wszyscy nasi
sasledz,, ktorzy wldzieIi moja zone
gdy by}a chora, 1 ktor1y il teraz
VIDA oswiadczaja. re med,cyna ia
dokona}a cud5w, a moja iona l ia
w!emy, 3e to Jest faktem
ORA P,otro Gomozo, u skutek
suago szczeg>lnego sktsdu, nietyl-
ko usuwa wsze!k,e nieczYstoscl z
piynu zyctowego. lecz take ~
twarza sv'erza, obfta, czerwona
kre~, ktora wzmacnia caly system
Nj j 81 to medycypa patent6wa n
MONA je] aostac u aptekarzy, tylko
u agentow m~iejscowych lnt
wprost Il Observation-Disclosures DR.
Peter Fohrney, 112-1l4 So
Hoype Ave-, Chicago. lis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-28
= z = 30 - !" ~
"ZEPsUClE SIZE WYDOBY-
KS. ~STOJALOWSKI

"ZEPSUClE SlE YDOb1->
WA.'-Czesto zartohllwie wYra&aja
sic rodsice, ]ezell twarze dzieci
otrzymuja wYrzuty, re "zepsuo'e
sic wydobywa," To prawda- re
psuc,e krwi. Lecz rie lest to
stosowne wydobywanie sic takich
n,eczystosci. Ora Plotro Gomozo
wypedsl ]e przez n%aturalne ujso'a.
Ma ono slave stuletnia ja' Q sro lex
krew czyszczacy, szczegoly wszelk'e
poozta posiane beda. Adres: Dr..
P. Farhrney, 1l2-114 s. HoYne
Ave, Chicago lis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-28

4 OAAD
poc,agow koleiowYch
" W1nOnje.
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Ma p64noc.
Chicago. s.. Louis & Peoria tx ..15 a. m. $50 am
Imcaeo Exore8 1890 a. m. II. 50 a. N
Ma poludn ME.
Chi. s.. Louis & Peoria Ex 1895 p. IN. 11:4o pm
Chicago & s.. Louis express 1920 a. m. IT, a. m
wszYstk. dz1enne
Chicago & Northwestern,
OdJazd pociag6w
Ma Wsch6d.
Chicago passenger Ex Sunday TOO a. N
Chicago passenger lex sum- 9:as p. N
Ma Zach0d.
Minnesota Mail Passenger, Ex. SUM- $50 +. M
PrzYbycle pociag6w:
Re Wscbodu.
Chicago Morning Passenger, No .tDaiy) 7:ss Am
chicago Evening Passenger, No. I (Ex. sun)6:5o Pm;
Minnesota Mail 1890 P. M
Re Zachodu.
Mimi. PassesgerNo 2 lex SUM- II s. A. M
Dakota Passenger No, 4 eek SUM- o:15 P. M
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul.
Ma Wsch6d.
Depart
Rock Island da1 expess lex Sun. 1916 a. m
Chicago express (dally' 6:7l p. N
Fast Mail daily o:so D. m
Chicago vesubuled daily 1t:17 D, m.
Ma Zachod.
Chicago express (daiy] 4;3s a. m.
Chicago vesdbuled daily 75s a. m.
Fast Mail ldailyI . 1916 a. m
Rock Island daliv express m
SOUTHERN MINNESOTA DIVISION.
Passenger 1916 a m
Passenger $50 m
Green Bay Line.
Depart Arrive.
eenBayP asserae 9:3s an
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-28

D}uzsze zycie kobiet. Jest
rzecza dostatecznie udowod
Mona, re kobiety zyja W
przecieciu d}uzej Cd mezczyzn.
Cd czego to zalezy. Przeciez
ustr6j kobiety jest s}abszy,
,budowa watlejsza. Zycie
d}uzsze zapewniaja kobietom
p%rzedmioty obyczajowe: cier-
pliwost, poddanie sie(rezygna-
:cja),@ weso}e usposobienie,
jake tel sila wolf; ~przymioty
te pozwalaja i'm op:erat
sic burzom zyciowym. Przy,
tenn ME trzeba z%apominac. re
kobiety tax DUO ME pala, ME
pya, a zapewne takze ME.
spozywaja lyle miesa, CO
mezczyzni.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-28
CIEKAWTE RZECZY

WE RZECZY.
DwadzieScia milionow ma
dnie morskiem. L Amsterdamu
donosza: U brzeg6w holen-
derskjch, pomiedzy wyspam
Teschalling i Vkeland, cato
ne}a w roku 1899 fregata
angielska ,Lutine'. By}a ona
W drodze z Londynu do
Hamburga viola znaczne
skarby w srebrze i z}ocie.
Okret i }adunek, wed|ug praw
wojennych, naleza} do holen-
dr6w, ktorzy zaczeli szukac
skarbu / do r.. 1901 wydobyli
zlota "a $50 900 gulden6w.
Ale okret W mokrym piasku
szybko opuszcza} sic ma dol
i ,Lutine' do tel pory ma
dawnem miejscu pozosta}a po-
kryta warstwa piasku IS stop
gruba. Obecne dzienniki, q
okazji zarzadzonych swiezo
pos zukiwah, zn6w7 wspominaja
otym skarbie. w roku 1898
kr6l holenderski Wilhelm I
ustapil po}owe skarbu. przypa-
dajaca jego pahstwu, krolowi
angielskiemu Jerzemu ",
kt6ry Z kolei sprzedal swe
prawa towarzystwu ubezpie-
czed Lloyds W Londynie.
Przedsiebiorcy holenderscy
pracowali ostatniemi laty na
rachunek anglikow Cd roku
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-28
q GALICYI.

Y GALICYl.
KS. A.
REsZTO WANY! Oto wiado-
nose aka daienniki doniosly,
W s"ieta B,sego Narodaenia.
K. Staiaiowski osadzony EOS.
tai W przeddzieh wig Iii W
wie1ienlu .sledczem sadu kar-
nego W Peszcie. Wegierska
prokuratorYa panstwa %wniosfa,
ably tribunal odni6el sic do
kompetentnych sad6w au+try-
acki b z zapYtaniem, 2 powo-
du )aklego wystepku s,iganym
Jest ks SlojstowsKi, sad wado'
wick, BOWEN doniosl tylko, be
przeciw MENU toczy sic spra-
wa 0 wystepek n%aruszenla re.
ligi. i &eA. .Stoj4iowski, uc'eki'
z powodu wniosku prokus
ratora postanowif TRIBUNAL
zapyta6 takle o s2c2ego{y,
ponrewa2 uwieziony tylko-
wtedy wydanYm b}G mole,
jezli sprawl, o kt6ra jest OBJ
wini my, karna jest tak&e we.
die u,tawy weglerskiej, rs.
Stojaiowski zostan'e tax dug
W wie.isuiu sledczem. dop6ki
sprawy :ej ME rozstrzYgoir
minister sprawiedliwosci.
DIS u1u2etnienia powy1szej
wiadom s;i podajemy, il list
gon ny rozexlany "a StojAlow
skim, opiewa, De Stoja}ow skl
soiganv jest przez Wide au :
strysckle va podzegau'e
przeciwko religii, "a blu2nier
stwo (Gotteslaesterung) "a
niedozwolone wYkonywanie
duchownych funkcYi". Wszyst
kie te przestepstwa prze~'
diane ga W austryackim kode-
ksie karnyln, wedfug wegler-
skiego jednak kodeksu jedy'
pie pod4egauie przeciwko rel1
gil jest kar,g'dne jake przes-
tepstwo; bluznlerstwo n'edo'
zwo}one wykonywanie ducho
wnych fuukcyi uchodzl tylko *
przekroczenie. Watpl,wosc
wfadz wegierskich plyna stad
lie tylko "a przestepstwo a n'f
ga przekrocaeoie m6g}by by
Stojelowski wydauy dlateg'
to domsgaja sic rzady wegier
skie wyjaspieh szczegoiowyol
ma iakiej podstawie OPERA 81
. oskar4enie przeciw Stojalow
skismu. Wyjasnlenie to JUL wy
stano w1uz z niektorymi doku-
mentami, odnoszacymi sic d
.Stoja}owskiexo, jak swiadectw
przynale1uo6oi . Kulikowa i
o. W tutejssych sferach sado
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-28

NO. SPECIFIC FOR
1-Fevers, Congestions, Infammations.
2-Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Colic...
3-Teethins. Collie, Crying, Wakefulness
4-Diarrhea, Of Children or Adults....
5~-Dysentery. Gripping, Bilious Colic....
g. Cholera Morbus, Vomiting .........
7-Coushs, Colds, Bronchitis ..........,.
S-Neuraleia Toothache, Faceache.....
9-Headaches, Sick Headache, Vertigo
1O-Dyspepsia, B~iliousness, Constipation
11-Suppressed or Painful Periods....
12-Whites, Too Profuse Periods ......-..
1S-Croup, Larynsi;is. Hoarseness.....
14-Salt Rheum, E~ryslpelas, Eruptions.
15-Rheumatfsm, or Rheumatic Pains.
16-Malaria. Chills, Fever and Ague...
17-Piles, Blind or Bleedtng............
1S-Ophthnlmy, Sore or Weak Eyes,.
19-Catarrk, Influenza, Cold in the head
2O-Whoopine Cou2h...-..........
21-.tsthma, Oppressed Breathing.....
22-Ear Discharges. Impaired Hearing.
43-ScrOfula. Enlarged Glands, Swelling
24-GeneraI Debility Physical Weakness
25-Dropsy, and Scanty Secrettons......
26-sea Sickness. Sickness from Riding
27-kidneY Diseases, ......-..... /.
2S-Nervous Debilfsy.................~
29-6ore Mouth, or
30-Urinary Weakness,-......-.....
31-Pninful Periods..........-.---....
32-Diseases of the Heart, Palpttatdon
a33-Epilepsy, Spasms, st. Vttus' Dance.
34-sore Throat, Quinsy, Diphtheria....
35-Chronic COMPOSITIONS & Erupt1ons...
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-28
"7"for A

Sold by Druggists, or sent prepaid on receipt OF price,
esc., or S for 81. oo, (may be assorted, except Ses- IS, 81 sns
IS, put up In 81. 90 siIs only.
Dr. HUMPHREYS MANUAL <Enlarsed 1 Revised, aA1nkD FREE.
NED. CO., III & lis William St., e"fork-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-28

PEWIEN O
spytany Cd kogos czyby jakiej
wady do s'ebie ne zna},rzekl:
o tenn lepiej sic ddwiesz cd
mego sasiada, gdyz kazdy ma
cudze bardziej niz ma swoje
wady uwaza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-28

| I 857-1861 wydobyli z}ota
srebra za52o, coo gulden6w.
Obecie SAM anglicy zajel' sic
poszukiwaniami. Do tel pory
wrzucili do mora siedem
tysiecy work6w piasku by
otoczyc sciane mieisca, z
kt6rego piasek ma bye wydo
bywany s;la parowa.--lnzynier
holenderski, kt6ry Cd lat, 80
myslal mad wydobyciem
okretu. utrzymuje, IL ME przy-
|da sic to ma mic, DO bardzo
bye mole, il work. piaskiem
z|ozono. wlasnie, tam, gdzie
ley okret. Cd roku 1886
1891 uzywano pomp parowych
lecz wydoby}o z}ota i srebra
tylko "a II tysiecy gulden6w.
Wiesc niesie, IL ma ,Lutine"
znajdowa}o sic W zlocie W
srebrze 20 milionow.
Wp}yw strachu ma ptaki.
Mieszkahcy p6hocno-wscho-
dniej Islandji uzywaja, prey
tacza ,,Zoologist", 'osobliwe-
60 sposobu do polowu labejzi
Ma iesieni, DO okresie pierre
MA. }abedz'e opuszczaja
wnetrze wyspy i przelatuja ma
wybrzeza stadami n;ezbyt
licznemi. Ma to oczeku!a
mieszkahcy wybrzeza re
swemi psami. a gdy jak tylko
moga krzycza, b;ja kannien'a-
mi O deski, szczekaia kazdy
wedle swego uzdolnienia, z
czego powstaje piekielny
ha}as. Wrzawa ia wywiera
wp|yw uderzajqcy ma Mode
|abedzie. Przerazone. os}upia
lie ME wiedza; w kt6rs
strone sic zwrocic; a W OSLO
}owieniu TEN padaja ne
ziemie i }atwo schwytac Sit
daja. Podobniez W Ameryct
Poiudniowej, korzystaja gau
chowie PREY po}owie inneg'
gatunku }abedzia. Cd,
dowladuja sic, re stado tyc]
ptakow zatrzyma}o sig '
przelocie, zblizaja sic poe CHI
ku MENU, a gdy So ju
dostatecznie zblizeni, wypu
szczaja nagle konie
g}osnym okrzykiem biegna d,
ptak6w, ktore ME mega 81
nawet zerwac do lotu
%pozwalaja sic ma miejsc'
IapaG mordowaG. Podobni
: vice, jak ma ludzi, tax i n
zwierzeta przerazenie wywier
wpfyw paralizujacy.
D}uzsze zycie kob;et. Jes
rZeCza dOstatecznie udowoC
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-28
TO l O1VD.

PRZEDAJE, SKORE A
NIEDzWIEDz w LESLIE.
Pewien kusnierz potrzebowal
niedzwiedziej skory. Me tur-
buj sic, m6wili mu dwaj So
siedzi, wybieramy sic dis ma
polowanie i ub jenny CT maj
piekniejszego niedzWiedzia:
U%m6wiwszy sic vice 0 Gene
sk6ry, poszli do lasu. MIN
sic spostrzegli, potezny ME
dzwiedz, ruszywszy z swego
]ozyska, kroczy presto ku
MIN. Nasze junaki, %zapomnia-
wszy targu. zam;ast sic rzucit
ma zdobycz, W spiesznej
ucieczce bezpieczedstwa szu-
k~aGumyslili. Jeden wlaz} czem
PREDICT ma drzewo, drugi
p~rzypomniawszY sobie, re
n edzwiedz ME tyka trup6w,
ME mogac zemknaG. po}ozy|
sic ma ziemi, zatrzyma} 3D.
dech, udajac umar}ego.
Niedzwiedz obejrzal go,
%obwachali poszedl. Wtenczas
ten CO byl ma drzewie zapyta}
go sic co mu tax niedzwiedz
do ucha szeptaE. Oto, odrzekE
tenze re ME trzeba sprzeda
wac skorv, p6ki niedzwiedz W
leslie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-28
&c R N MERI Cll
BANK
Kapita} do okazania
100000

UtIudu allltIICdu D6uk
R6g uiicy Walnut & 3eiej
hatwo dostac pieniedzy osobom
pos'adajacym kredyt pc zwyk{ych
procentach
P}aci procenta cd pleniedzy cd.
danych do schowan,a tylko ma czas
kr6tki.
Zafatw1a take przesyakes
pieniedzy do Nlemiec, Prus,
Austryi j Rosyi. Bank ten jest tax
pewny, re nawet Stan Mlnnesocki
pleniadze- W MIN. przechowuJe:
b. d. Dyar, PREF.
Peter Bub v,ceprez.
D~YREKTORZY.
John Ludwig, Peter Bub, John
Dietze, H.. G. Carv,n, Y. Simpson,
Chas. Westmann, E. D.. Dyar
KASYER, Theo. Void.
Kas Y er asyst., E. A. LeMay
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-12-20

Who is Richard Croker? He came
to this country from Ireland when
twelve years of age, became a street
sstough'' in one of the most disreput
able and riotous of the many ''gangs"
which infested the city in the sixties,
never had any education to speak of,
and no occupation except that of a
blacksmith for a very brief period
He entered politics through the old
volunteer fire department, and got a
poor living for a number of years
through sinecure clerkships at small
salaries. He is today a densely ig
norant man, being barely able to write
his own name. His views on any
question of real politics or govern
ment would not be considered seri-
ously by anybody for moment. Ten
years ago he was a very poor man,
but during the past six or eight years
he has lived like a very rich man.
although he has had no occupation
except politics and no visible means
of support.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-12-20
THE CENTURY MAGAZINE FOR
THE COMING YEAR.

The Century Magazine, with it's No
vember, sentered upon it's twenty
seventh year. During its long exist
ence, by reason of it's many notable
successes, it has won an assured and
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of entertainment and as a leader in
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It's pictorial features will be notable,
and it will command the services of
the foremost artists, illustrators and
engravers of this country and of
Europe.
Nothing like complete announce
ment of it's literary features can be
attempted now. DR.. Weir Mitchell,
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ton, 'sHugh Wayne" is the great
success Of the year, has written new
story for the present volume. 1t bears
the piquant title: ''The Adventures of
Francois: Founding, Adventurer,
the French Revolution The tale is
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Burton Harrison contributes a new
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There will be a group of clever
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stGallops.n ga Woman's Reminis-
cences of the French Intervention in
Mexico" will be given in a series of
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Further contributions to the interest
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Kobbe, Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Ward
and others.
For the benefit Of readers of The
Century, an unusual combination offer
is made for this year. There has been
issued "The Century Gallery of One
Hundred Portraits" made up of the
finest engravings that have appeared
in the magazine, and representing a
total expenditure of nearly $50, 900.
These are printed on heavy plate
paper, with wide margins, like proofs.
The retail price of the gallery is $3.50,
but this year it will be sold only in
connection with a subscription to
The Century, the price of the two to-
gether being $3.50.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-12-20

The biggest price for a pa
was that paid for Meissonier's 81.
M. blanchard gave $4,000
The most costly building of n
times isthat Of the New York
capital at Albany, $4,000, 600 b
beenpent on it. In 1892, j. Nal
Forbes paid Senator Stanford
600 for the horse Arion, maxi
the most valuable equine the
has ever known. The most val
book in the world is a Hebrew
now in the Vatican. In 1912.
julius III. refused TO sell il n
weight in gold, which would ar'
TO about 100000. The "Imp|
diamond is considered the finest|
of it's kind in the world. The
of Hyderabad offered e2, 15O,OOl
largest price ever known, TO |
diamond. The costliest meal
served was a supper given by
Verus to a dozen guests. IL is
have cost s242, 500.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-12-20

tirely that the future she mapped
for her son was fulfilled.
When William Mckinley, Jr.,
nominated for President OF th
nited States his mother predicted
success. She attended the mad
ton, and not one OF the thoud
who witnessed the ceremonies sed
to enjoy them more. Up TO thd
ginning of the summer she reml
with her son and daughter in-la|
the White House. Then she retrI
to Canton, Ohio, her home, TO rel
Mrs. Mckinley enjoyed good M
until early on the morning Of De
Der ?, when she was stricken Will
ralysis. The FIRST intimation of n
tack showed In her vocal chords.
Mckinley walked TO the bedcha
of her daughter 10 inform her o
attack. A change followed soon
she sank into a condition OF
consciousness.
President Mckinley was sent
and remained at the bedside O
mother until December o, Wild
returned to Washington to be pr
at the opening Of Congress.
Congress opened he returned
mediately to Canton, and rem
with his mother until her death.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-12-20

Old people who require medicine q
late the bowels and kidneys viii nnd ii
remedy in Electric Bittcrs. This m,
does not stimulate and contains no W
nor other intoxicant, but acts az Tor
Alternative. IL acts mildly ON the stoma
bowels, adding strength and giving
the organs, thereby aiding nature I'm a
Torrance Of the functions. Electric
is an excellent appetizer and aids dip
Old people find IL iustexaotly what thoI
Price zoe and 81 per bottle at He. n
drug store.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-12-20

In the matter OF the currency it
seems already established that the
democrats and their free silver allies
will oppose stubbornly anything the
majority is likely to propose, and the
fact that the opposition in the Senate
seems insurmountable inclines many
of the republican members of the
House to the opinion that it would be
wisdom not to attempt any leglsla-
ton whatever. Mr.. Hepburn of Iowa
thinks the futility of passing meas
IRE in the Senate makes it inexpedient
for the House to attempt to put
through a measure, and, besides, he
doubts the propriety of the republl-
cans of the House attempting to make
republican policy on subject upon
which the republican platform does
not speak to the point. He says if
the President should, as reported,
recommend any scheme for the re-
tirement of the greenbacks, it would
be beyond the republican platform,
and every republican would be free
to support or oppose it as his judg-
ment Indicated. There is some talk
of a republican caucus on this ques-
ton, many of the members believing
that if currency measure is to be
passed differences could be most
easily adjusted and concerted action
secured in this way.
Mrs. Mary Bird, Harrisburg, Pa, says my
child is worth millions to me. yet 1 would
have lest her by Group had 1 not invested
twenty five cents in bottle of One Minute
Cough Cure" 1t cures coughs, colds and all
throat and lung troubles. He. Pierce, Barton;
III. S. Webster, Barton Landing; G. w. Rus
sell, Iras burgh; R. E. French, Glover.
Hon. Joseph G. Cannon Of Illinois,
who is chairman of the house com.
mittee on appropriations, is one of
the Oldest and ablest republican lead
ers in congress. Speaker Reed show
ed his confidence in his judgment and
appreciation of his long and honor
able service by placing him at the
head Of one of the most important of
congressional committees. The
knowledg of the nations finances
which his position carries with it rem
ders his opinion regarding proposed
financial legislation of great value.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-12-20
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Inasmuch as about 500, 900, 900 will
be expended upon River and Harbor
improvements, under contracts pre-
viously made, during the next fiscal
year, there is quite strong feeling in
Congress in favor of emitting the
usual River and Harbor Appropria-
ton bill at this session. No agree
ment to that effect has actually been
made, but it will not be surprising
should that be the result of the ex
changes of opinion on the subject
now going on.