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Daily camera., 1897-08-21
WHOSE VICTORY F.?
Judge GOf Sentences the Marching Min
erS to Three DAYS.

Clarksburg, N. N. Aug. 21.-Judge
Golf in half hours decision handed
down this morning found the II strik-
ing miners guilty OF disobeying the in.
junction and sentenced them to three
days. Both the miners and operators
claim it as victory. The decision is
the talk of the hour. Thd judge claimed
that the miners had right to march,
meet and talk, but that their repeated
marchings through the Montana mine
property was in violation of the injunc.
ton.
Daily camera., 1897-08-21
Trea.urer's Notice.

The advertisement of the delinquent
tax list will begin in the Boulder Herald
weekly Sept. Ist, 1897. Tax sale will
begin Oct. Ist. To avoid publication,
pay your taxes on or before Aug. 25th.
L. H. SMITH.
7o-5t County Treasurer.
Daily camera., 1897-08-21
WHAT WAS HE DOlNG2

Bank Cashier Shot While in His Bank at
Ia. m.
Shepard, ILL.,, Aug. 21-Elmer E. Stru-
bel, cashier of the Farmers bank was
shot by robbers this morning at o'clock
and all the cash in the bank was taken.
The amount is not known. Strubel was
just preparing to take trip and the
reason of his presence in the bank at
that hour was not known.
Daily camera., 1897-08-21
Silyer's Break,

New York, Aug. 2I-While wheat
scored another advance today, silver
broke heavily again. 1t was quoted in
London at "a pence and in New York
at 51B bid. On the basis of today's
quotation the. intrinsic value of dollar
is 4oH cents.
Daily camera., 1897-08-21
LOSS BY DEPRECIATION.

Uncle Sam Has Lost 1921 ,53S, ,178 Since tho
Repeal of Silver Purchase Act.
Washington, Aug. 2I-The total loss to
the government of the United States
caused by the depreciation of silver since
the repeal of the Bland and Allison acts
of 1873 and the Sherman act of 1890 has
been placed at s22I.538,I78. This is the
difference between the present market
price and the purchase price.
Daily camera., 1897-08-21
RATCHfORD EXPLAINS.
The Call for Help is not an Admission OF
Weakness,

Columbus, O., Aug. 2I-President
Ratchford left for Massalon today. Be.
fore leaving he denied the statement
that he had refused to join a conference
of labor leaders in Pittsburg. He said
further that the call for the meeting and
co operation of the labor unions was not
to be taken as an admission that the
miners could not succeed without that
aid but merely that the miners believed
that the cause was one of interest to la.
Dor in general. A general strike is, not
contemplated.
Daily camera., 1897-08-21
ColIided with q Train,

Washington. Aug. 21-While driving
over the Baltimore & Potomac tracks at
Deanwood street last evening, H. O..
Claughton and Miss Curtis were struck
by the New York express and both were
killed,
Daily camera., 1897-08-21
More Notes Issued.

Washington, Aug. 21-Assistant Van
derlitt has ordered of the director of the
bureau of printing and engraving $780,
100000 in notes of the denomination of
$4,000,
Daily camera., 1897-08-21
Gulf Reoreanizes In September.

Denver, Aug. 21-It is stated in rail-
road circ les here today that the Gulf
road will be reorganized in New York
about the middle of September.
Daily camera., 1897-08-21
New GoodSl

showing and better selected stock of General
Merchandise than ever before.
THE LARGE SHIPMENTS of new goods now
receiving we're purchased for spot the LOWEST POSI-
BILE PRICES nd will be sold at prices them rapidly
inspection large stock Of goods being opened and
placed will the that business and
can save them money.
Daily camera., 1897-08-21
School
Dress Goods.

We showing large line of novelties, wool mixtures, all
wool Aannes in plain colors checks pad stripes egns and
other goods specially for school dresses They service
able. nretty md reasonable in price.
Daily camera., 1897-08-21
School Shoes.

People soon looking for School Shoes and the question
arises where wearing shoes be obtained and the lowest
nce Our of Misses and Chdens school shoes larger
and complete than We showing all the late toes tips
shapes etc. you what you want and then be
tain that you the best We carry the BEST WEARING
lines school shoes made in America We figure to give THE
MOST WEAR FOR THE LEAST MONEY! We can
help YOU solve the school shoe problem
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aarfrdubenb.

Bier 3inber ipurbsn am Donnerfas
nabe ben MpnteaIm. RiGs, QUEBEC, in
b~rutaIfter @siis tpdbrsnb Der abpsien.
belt ibrer @ltern, Mi@aeI Wegeultp unb
@a:tin, absei1la@tst. 2estere iparen
mad st. Sulienne sefOmmsn. UNI einise
@siddfte Su beioreen unb battsn ibre
brsi 966ter i'm NIter bon adtaebn.
fehssebn unb piersebn Sabren unb ibrsn
sebnidbrissn &naben au Sauis sslafsn.
Gin Nadbar Ramens Worrin madte bic
gntoeduns oes pierfaden Morbes. Gr
fanb bic 2ei&en bon spei 36Gtern nit
absefdnttenen Sdlien auf BEN SuBbooen
Der aI&s i'm 8lute Iissenb. bic 2eidt
Der dltefen TO&ter lag i'm Sofe spii9en
BEN Sauie unb Der S1suns unb Der
asidnam bes 2nabsn in Der S&euns.
2lu1 bieien 8eibsn ipa Der Gals
pom DIR au DIR abssidnitten 8eins
anbers m5sli1e llriaGs bes ent.
fssIiden 8erbrs6enS ldbt iid srratben,
ais oab es auf berbrederiidsn NnsrifI
Der Mdbden ubeeieben mar. Gin 8ir'
ssrnufeebot, baS ben ober bic 8erbre6eI
80 snibeden iu&t. Bat bis iest nod lei.
men @rfols eebabt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-11-11

neil bic 1luternebmer bic 2Bhne berabs
isbsn poQen. gn 200. 900 Waun tpsrs
ben ebentuea bic Arbeit einfeaen.
Das osuti4s 8si6sesri6t bat bas
8orseben preubii6sr 8eb6rbsn, Ser
iummlunsen bios tpesen @ebrau&eS Der
poIniiden Spruds uusfulbfen, fur seieB.
uno perfaRunespioris ertldrt.
&aiier WilbeIm plant @inter Nan5'
per in sroBem Wabtabe. Das eonse
@uroetorp unter peribnlider Sibrune
oes 8aiiers piro ii6 an oemielben be-
tbeilisen.
Der b%sfannte gapan s%riegeneraI unb
8eneralaoiutant oes &aiierS. Ioolpb b.
Billion, 8efebIsbaber res Ia. Irmeeforps
(8arlSrube) mobnte bel 0nmiaot elmer
Barforce' Saeo bel, It'll Sie init benz Bferoe
uno erlitt einen Stdoslbru6. benz sr
balo erlag. Die Nahri1t bat aagemeine
Erauer berporserufen. oa Der General
peri6nIid duBerit beliebt tpar, uuo mar
bon ieiner berporraeenben militdrdhen
8%e8abune nod 8eoeutenbeS ertpartete.
Sn Berlin ipuros Der neu eo%nfruirte
Sdparb'ibe .,Ientbare 2uftbauon' aus
aluminium elmer Brobe untsrporfen.
80 melt bon unten aus sefeben peroen
t%onnte, idisn er benz Steusr su sebor
den.
|. Bel einem 9uianmenitob zines 3uses
nit elmer locomotive auf Der Sales
8oitbus. 2inie unipeit 2eip3ie, tpurben
80 Yerionen uerlebt -oarunter 6 poer
msbr pieaeidt i6ptli6.
Sin Der Diutler'ibsn 2ebsrfabrit su
Sdteubis (&eeierunssbesirt Werieburs)
ereisnete ii1 cine SrploiiOn. bel welder
7 8erionen set6btst purOen.
Die finf Wd9te Der Iateinif4sn
Dung Union baden auf 4nre8unS Der
S4peiS elm Abtommen unierSeianet,
ponad bic 4njabl Der fleinen Silber'
minSen um einen 6ranten pro 8opf bei
8sOoltsrunS psrmsbrt merosn ioa.
gu Oreido' Wofiiepo bel WlaDimir.
RubIano. sins cine 4naubl arbsiter ei'
nsr 8aumpol. Sabrif an ben Streif.
brunnte bas Dobnbaus bsS @eiddfts'
letters nieber. brad in Der Sabrif ben
8eloihranf auf uno p~erbrannte so, 600
Rubel in 8anfnoten. Sc III Nhlitdr
mad benz S4auplab ab8eianbt tporben.
'aaen frdbersn unsdnfisen 8eridten
,um Grob iino bic 4usii4ten fur bic
beurise Weisenernte in Der areentiniiben
Republit aldnSeno, unb in 8usnos Ipres
tpiro oesbllb fem noIbameritanlihsr
8eiSen mebr setauft.
Gin Wirbeliurm uno cine Sluibtpel,
iu&ten elnen TbeiI Der SnieI 2spie beim.
welde our 9bllipplnen' Grippe seb6tl
Die Stdothen Gafloban unb Sernani.
lopie mebrere Dbrfer puroen serft6rt
Dan bere1net, bab 400 glnseborens
umsetommen iinb.
Nspler mag bel ieiuer 8ldfebr in
5panien in antlase psrisst peroen
neil benz neuen Nlniiterium bic Reb'
ulht sefaaen bat, bic er Dor ieiner Ib
reiis an ielne@ etreuen in SlUana blslt
Gu6 fol- er felnsm RadfOl8sr fsinerlsl
ausfunft lber bic SteIuneen Der ipdni'
fden Sruppen uuf @uba binterlaher
baben.
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Die gstpsnouns bon Mofdinsn beim

Die 8etpenbune bon Wafdinen bein
8srebuu ntmmi, ple aus ptttsburg &C.
meloet piro, uneebeuere Dimeniioner
an. Sslbtperfdnbli& tperben baburd
bic 26bne Der armen 8%Oblenerdber nod
mebr gebridt unb piele pom ibnen or.
beitslos. Die WaTdine ipielte aub be
benz lebten Streit Der Winenarbeitsr eint
grobe Stole. limb nod III bic Mafdint
ni6t in allen Minen einsebrunsen ; Elm.
sslne 8srsperfsbeiiBer iinb Der aniidt.
bub, tpsnn mon ben 8Oblsnperbraud bei
8spOlteruns in 8etradt siebt. isbt f&on
40 Broesnt aoblenardbsr su bel i'm
9anbe iinb, ia re elauben aud. bat
tpenn bic 8erpenoune Der Wafdinen 70
fortidrsitst. tpis bisber, Der sanse 8sbaif
bon einsm 8iertel Der Jest bei&dfiieten
2oblsngrdber ssbsdt tpsroen fam. Dsms
uad tp1rbe mad Der Nniiht eines Rob.
lsnbaronS bic Muipritdt Der Winer &C.
stpunaen fem, fih cine anbere 8sih6f.
iieuns ,u iubsn. limb mo bic bernsb.
men. tpenn nibt burb alsemeins 8efeb'
lide Nbidrsuns Der A~rbeitSssit Der lr'
b%eiterbeoarf erb6bt wirb2 Sler 1T cine
5rase, nit Der li6 unlsre politItsr enes
LID elnual bei&ditisen iOaten.
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I'm Shminsfnhtias.

Ser lluterJeidnete BAT, Madden er msbrere
Sabre lang nit einem fhperer 9~uuaenIet6en
bebaftet mar psldss in Sdminoiudt aus,u.
orten' orobts, ourd einfa9s W iIsl feline 6e.
iunobeit wieoer trlanst. uuo sr Mil oiefes
oeilmittel Der lsiSeuosu Wenitb.it mittbeilen.
Nm ale, ueIte ods peilmitteI babsn woGleu
ididi er bersitrulllgt cine gopie oes bon ibm
bendstsn 8tespts 'p,ldss bic 9eioeno,n ole
Elm fther'ss 1eilmittel aeasu Sdpinoiudt,
afbma, aatnrrb, 8ronditis, uno aue Sais.
unO Sungenfranfbeiten tenneh Isrneu usroen
Sr boHt pab ole ls,osnoe ieiu Rittel probiren
usrosn oa es unihHbbar 1T Siieniaen
Delde oas 8,eept babsn uollsu. weides ihnsn
nihis toftet uno fd uisleidt ole cine " cbltbai
eriusilen miro. iuouen freunbliidft aoreHiren:
Rev. Edward A. Wilson,
Brooklyn, New York
o. grw6bnt oisis 8sttuns.
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Wi6iuueeneS Worsatteutat auf
ben 3rdfoenteu BON Srafs
lion

Cine Dspsipe aus 8io be Sansira an
bic 2onbon Lines" melbst : Hrsitae
Radmittas UNI elm lbr periu6te Elm
Solbat bonn sebnten Battalion, bas einen
lbeil Der bieiissn @arniion biloet. ben
Brdfioenten WoralsS su eridieBsn. als
bisier am Marine. Arienal lanosts, naa.
benz er ben Dampfer bsiu6t bate. auf
pel6em Der Wartneminiitsr Sen. Bar.
boia BON Babia surldsetsbrt mar YRsk.
rere W6nnsr. bic an Der 2anouns parsn,
uerbdteten ben @rfole bes Attentates.
aber Oberft Worales. elm Rsfe bes
Prdioenien. puroe lsi&t bstm @ntpaH'
men oes Solbaten permunbet uno @enes
raj 8iituncour. 8riessminifter. Der ii&
AUDI ms Wlitel leete, puroe bon BEN
Attentdter eeto4en unb 70 esfdtrlid
perpunbet. oab er balo oarauf itarb.
Die stbBte Aufreeuns bsrri6t in Der
Stabt.
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Giienbabn SeittabelIe.

erie uno @bomins 8aIlsb Giienbabn Go.
Wontas, 81. Wiai 1897.
3iat perladtn S:rantpn ME folat: Cir
Rem gprt unb 3pil6snfaticnsn auf her erie
Sabu, sbsnio fir Satplty, Cafe arid nnb lofalsn
punfitn UNI 500 Wpresns unb 2.28 Radm.
Dsittrt 3iss fir Cafe glritl unb 3pifhsnla.
.tioncn UNI 9.45 Dr., unb $50 Na9m.
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Gin 3eitunsseebduSe einssdf&er

Gin 3eitunessebdube sineedf@ert.
SnfoIss BON 8ranbhiftuns rpurbs IN
st. 2outs bas @ebduee, in peIbem iid
bis su Der 8eridmelsuns bes 8lattes mt
Der Abenoaussabe bes ,Inseiser" bas
.SassbIatt' befonb, gum erbBten 9bsil,
ourd Seuer ssritDrt. Sn benz 9ebdups
tsfanOsn ii6 mebrere Rosers.S sBma.
idlnsn, cine Cog. DupIsr.p rsfs, auber.
BEN nod bic @eiddftsbuder, @,ssntbum
Der MD ~bstebsnben ,@orfinsmsn's
Publiibin8 Co., SerausSeber oss fra'
bsren 8Iattss. Serr Geo. Silbrunn, be,
@si6dftsflbrer bssieIben, iast. buB aud
Sduloideine i'm 8etrase bon $1,000
perbrannt feisn. Waihinsris unb Gin.
ridtune iparen su $1,000 unb Der Be.
fiSer bss @ebdubss, GommiHionsbdnbler
ism. Senier. au $4,000 usrfi&ert. Gin
paor in 81 a9barbduiern pobnenbe Sos
milien tpuroen nit grocer MGbe serettet
Die aIte @lnridiuns bes .,3ueebIati"
mar Der 8rauer. Union SO. 4 fur Elm
DurIeben 0 $4,000 bppotbetariip Der.
pfidtet. ats Dor einieen Sabren Geu.
anidafune bon WaiHinerie nbibie
ipuroe, ~leifiete Manaeer SiIbrunn 4b.
~soblungen i'm 8eiraee bon mebretsn
~tauienb Dollars aus Der eieenen Iai6e,
idlue bietsu feline ~ridftdnbieen 2bbne
unb ionitieen @utbaben unb nabm cine
Sppotbsf BON $1,000 auf bic neus Ora.
idinsrie unb GinriGtune. Dieie Sppo.
tibet lieb er seiebIi4 sinirassn, pdbreno
bic 8rauer, Union erft nahtrd9li6 ibre
9ppotbef, obpObl dliersn Datums, &c.
lsblid e,ntrassu lieB. Die 8rauer.
Union bat tirslid bic ,Worfinemen's
PubIiibine Co." unb Wanaeer Siibrunn
auf Insrfsnnune unb slussubIuns ibrsr
9ppOibsf petiIast. Sin ginbaltsper.
tabrsn. bur6 ipsIdes fe perbinOern
moate. bab bic nod in BEN @ebduoe
uOtbanbene Maidinerie unb Ginri4tune
e~ntfernt perbe. tpurbe aber bon 8ldter
8lsin absstpisfsn. Sect 1T fat Aass
sHftbrt. Wan bat einen nnbetannten
Oos @ebdube p%erluifen ieben, nber erft.
ais bic 6lammsn gum Ausbru& iamsn.
ii& bsftn %erinnsrt.
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Bur Steuer Der @abrbeit.
0ep gort. %. October 1897

Nstp gori, %. October 1897.
glus ni&t fiber fsfsuiteaenber 0ueas
limb ourh peri4ieoene 8latter isit mel'
ner Rldfebr aus Mlasfa Notisen oer'
brsitet porDen, in bsnsn bebauplet piro,
Id bate trot s~eesnibeilieer eisener Nn'
sabe su melnen 8ortrasen iiber AIasta
aberbaupt feline Stublen on Dirt unD
STEELE ssmatt, iorbern lei tibsr Seattle
gar nidt blnauseefommen Sn Anidlub
Oaran piro bann oas 8ablitum in msbr
ober penieer unperblumtsr 6orm, gum
1beil in Der bentbar eebdfieiten 4rt, ba'
Dor sstparni. ii6 o mir tetnsn ..Sum'
bug perabrel&en su laien. Da I'D
Ourb biefe unqualifeirbaren 4netiffe in
mslnsr gbrs ais Nubliat unO @rlisns
ais 8orleier idper s!iddol8t bun. su
meiner 8ertbeioisuns aber tein anberes
Mittel belize, oils ben Shub Der anitdns
bieen 8refe, 70 bite i'd Sic freunolidt
Der naditebenoeu @rtldrune Die Aufr
nabme nl4t psrpeisern su molten
SD bin in Der Sage, ieoer 3eit burt
unpiOerleeli1e 8epelsfade su erbdrten.
bab id i'm Ausult unD September b. s
duerbtnes IN AluSta mar. SD bdps
ndmllb u. VI. %aufSuweiien:
ID Sdrf'paRasuer.Slten.
y Sotelrsdnunsen,
81 Notsen mebrerer in Alnsfa eridel'
MEMBER @ohsnblatter. bic me,nsr 4npe'
ienbelt g%rwdbnuu8 ibun,
~ Das 3eusniB aneeiebener Psrio'
men. bic ih IN Mlasta oleien Comm el
tsnnsn lernts. tp,e oes BrOf. S,ba Dtul
aus G%aliioinisn unb bes lrOf. aYm Ab'
bot Yratt pon Wllmineton, Oel..
81 BIlsfe enpllb, be ia BON peridie.
oenen Orien Nlasta'S an eth 8eouttlOns
m,tel,eO Der .,Jletp Dorttr Staats 3ei
une" ionic III anoere. ieoer 3su nam
bait 3u ma6enoe. elnpanoSfrele 3euSsr
ri6ieie.
Das glnssfdbrte odtfie %ssndssn, UNI
leben 3weltel aus3ui6lieben. Daml.
fallen aber aub ale p~erfioen Sdlubfol'
seruneen in iib Suiammen. bic aus be-
uoritebeno plosrleeten 8orausiebunp
sntipransen, UNI 10 msbr, ba id in mel
men btsbsrieen Bortraeen au6 iteis eint
turse Oariteauns melner elsenen 8eii,
slnsefobten babe. um fsinen 9ubbrei
ouriber i'm nneewiisn su Iahtn. nls
nett ib Selbherlebtes pOrsuttasen in oei
Sage mar. Dana6 m0se ii6 lsper In
befaneene fem nribetl BON Der eansen
Wa4enidafl ielbit bilben, pabtenb I'd
ole a%nitduOlee prefe ausorddt,d bite.
msiner Berlbslo.suns bic erDBimosl,dfs
Osfsntlttts,is u sepdbren. .. 8tsred
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Werfpnrbise Hbnabme oes CT
ports BON Gnalanb.

Die 8sridts iber bic Ausfubr Dor
Observation-Disclosures bon England mad
ben Ser. Staoten lofien erieben. baB i'd
Der grport i'm Iebten Auartal MUIR auI
$685. 900 sesen $3.50. 600 pdbreno bees
islbsn 3sitruumes i'm Sabre 1896 belief.
Dies If bic stSbte Nbnabms Der Ausfubr
iOlder Waaren bon bort felt ben lebten
fieben Sobrsn estpefen. Die ausfubt
bon S'abl bineeoen bat um s25. 900 su'
ssnOmmeu. aber bic esiummten Ausfub'
rem bon Shsfielb iinb bon 5000. 900 aui
s4l5, 900 jurideefaqen.
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eslatpars, sada. 4 Bsfsra giienbabH.

WIUHIuB. Ut JHHI 1857.
3has p%tlaltn SrraHton ; Grprtb fur Ezra.
euit, Sspsso, Utica, Buffalo unb BEN 0sitn
1910 unp 2.35 Rorssns unb f.55 Ratm.,
8srbinbuus ma6snb In Buffalo naH attn
punftsu in benz Wsisn. 8insbamtpn un Bath
UNI 600 M. unb LOS Rabm. Glmira Grprtb
UNI 5 S. Ra6m. Grprsb fir Rtp gJorf, lao.
$50, Sis, 800, 1920 Dr.. 10 SIS une 1888
3a6m. Grprsb fir philadelphia, Cation,
Trenton. SIS, son une fu.20 Dr., 1855 unb
5.33 Na6m. Ni6olfon Accommodation ptrl6ei
Seranton nm 400 unb 6 10 @adm. Sobs.
hanna ACCOMMODATION psrlabt Serartpu nm 6.fO
Nbtnbs.
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- Inter ben A%rbsitsebern Dsuti4,
lambs IL cine 8srR&erunesesislf&aft.
bic fi1 .Snoultria" nennt. in 8ilbune
%bssr,fen. Oeren 3psd Der III. fi6 sesen
Streits f&aolOs su balten. 9te @eiea'
idaft perflet lber Elm capital bon g.
OOO. 900 Watt,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-11-11

Gin nsuer abldnitt in Der unteroriid.
uns Der 8ebeQion auf @uba 8e8en bic
ipaniihe acknowledgements 1T aufee.
f1lassn iporben. Im porleBtsn Sonns
tag traf Der neue ipuniide General.
@Uubsrneur, Mari4aa Ramon 9laneo,
nit BEN 9feussrbOOt ..Ilfonio XIII"
in Sapana Elm, uno iein 8Orednesr, @e'
neral @epIer, rsifts nsbt 900 Mann
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go fault ,lan
am befem.

Sprs&t Dor, ftbst umbsr uhb absr,sust n&.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-11-11

4111fenn Elm iDobIb.ianui's gIsStssr mao iasrs'
nlmmt ss uns Mot humber, bab sr bisfe SbuiIu4e
gum glubsu aubersr bsfaunt muht. Gbrip. 8. ..
emiib. 1045 SuIiOH Ctr. Baltimore. Wb. i6rtibt
uns: -SobrsIaue lit Id on elmer bsitissu Ssrsfranf.
belt. So esbrauats Or. IiIss' New Heart Cure
unb mtiu SsrS 1T isbt tn better Grouuus. airsIid
pnrbs Id bon oubsru arnnfhsitsu bsimssiu1t. So
p,rIparts elm eummsu. elm famsrSbaft,s @shbI on
mtiusm Gbsr, uHb Siutsrfopf. Wtuu Id fhut5sbn
DIR. Miles neiHHt.H los DnrSs 10 iStsr
-, piIb; IN msiutn Bsinsu Der.
Ileart lure fpiirie i'd elm 8isbtu uni
Restores SudeH. 70 baB Id uidt ftils
~, " fibtH foHuis. Su bisisu Der
leaitn.... b%dItnifsu bsioreie Id mir uIt
esbrauhte Or. wtiles' Restorative Nervlne unt
bic Gols,n paren nuHbsrbar. SD smpitpIe Shrs
Dlitttl allen 2eibsnbtn.
Or MtIts' Remedies iperhet bon olen Npptbtferr
inter %asipiTer @arantie p~eriautt. mtrit bic erfts
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Riches and Religion.
scribner's Magazine.

There was a story in one of the newspa-
perS not very long ago about a very rich
man who addressed Bible class of boys
on Saturday evening, and said to them
men are all careful I believe 1t is a re-
ligious duty to get all the money you can
get it fairly religfously, honestly, and give
away all you can" The man who SPOKE
had started in life without any money, and
as the result Of the diligent exercise of I'M
usual business abilities had come to be one
Of the richest men in the world. He had
also given much money away. The pre-
cepts that he uttered seemed to be such
as he had followed himself. 1t Is an
admirable thing, IL we have the gift for
mOney-getting to use our gains generously
and wisely for the benefit of our fellows
but we are faulty and greedy creatures al
the best, prone to make our conscrences
and our moral standards submissive TO our
material interests prone to take an ell
where duty seems to warrant US in taking
an inch. If we make II our religious duty
to get all the money that we can honestly
of course) that we may have the more to
give, shall we not be more than ever IN
danger of being careless how our money
comes, and whose loss is involved in our
profit and of cajolins our consciences by a
the development Of which piety and human
kindness have had no share?
Mans religious duty is TO seek righteous
ness to be honest, to be merciful, to be
Just. 1t is his privilege to gather all the
money he can without sacrificing his high
er obligations as creature with soul a
citizen and member OF the human broth
erhood. Whether he gains more money OF
less is of minor consequence. Seek ye hrsI
the kingdom Of God and Ills righteous
ness" said the Master, and all these
things shall be added unto you. MONEY
gains appear. then as the 5nelaeh., hoI Ine
seems 10 impeach the wisdom OF that atti-
tude toward them.
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Got a. Pointer from the Judge and
Fooled His Lawyer.
Cleveland Leader.

Cleveland Leader.
Judge" said Mr.. Mandrake, II don't sec
how it is possible for man in your posi-
ton to always avoid bias. Now, that case
which was just tried before you, for in
stance, struck me as being a very much
mixed-up affair." yet your charge to the
jury sounded just as if you hadn't heard
word of the evidence on either side.''
Did it?" replied Judge Scroggins. I'm
glad to hear that"
Yes" Mr.. Mandrake went on, land
that's what makes me wonder, for the at
torneys for the defense were so far superior
to those for the prosecution that don't
see how ii was possible for you to hear
them and yet be unswerved."
II didn't hear them,' said the judge.
Didn't hear them?'
mo. That's the secret of success on the
bench. A judges first duty to the public
after he assumes the office, is to learn the
art of pretending to listen while not doing
can, but their arguments must never PEN
citrate to the minds of the judges. If II
were otherwise we might as we'll shut Ut
our courts at once
But that being the case said Mr. Man
drake why have juries at all?'
ITO satisfy the people" Judge Scroggins
explained land to give the lawyers a
chance. Without juries the folks who go to
law would not believe they were getting
their moneys worth, and the lawyers would
soon be driven out of business"
Mr.. Mandrake then hurried away to the
man whom he had threatened to sue fol-
$1,000 and offered to settle for 80 cents on
the dollar without bringing the case to trial
But in spite of the fact that he came out
of it with 81, 500 in cash, his lawyer told him
that he was blamed fool.
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and strength TO bear deprivations and real
privations with dignity, and the grace to
take riches without pride.
This particular Southern girl is exceed
ingly pretty She has a faultless skin, CO.
quettish expressive, gray eyes, with arched
brows and sweeping lashes: head of red
gold hair that curls most bewlJChingly
around her temples. She is vivacious. but
with an ease of manner that makes her
equal to all occasions. She knows how to
dress. and yet confesses-as so many
Southern women do-that she does ii on
really nothing Will the other Governors
follow Mr.. Atkinson's precedent? The
Georgia Governor laughingly admits the
qualifications for his preference are birth
beauty and brains. So ii may come to pass
In the good new days that the Governor
choice of young woman of his State to be
lieutenant colonel on his staff will mean
for her what 1t used to mean to be crowned
Queen of the May
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The following is the programme of the
Matinee Musicale for the coming season:
Oct. exception to members. Illustrated
paper" Ballads and Ballad Singers
Ray Newccmb.
Oct 2o-Miscellaneous programme-First
Nov &"Four Centuries of English Song"
Second division.
Nov l7~"Music of Northern Europe
First division.
Dec ARTISTS Recital-Yilla Whitney
White.
Dec. 15-"The TWO Centuries of Instru-
mental Form Second division.
Jan. 5-Song Recital-Anna X. Nc
Laughlin.
Jan l9-Artists' Reeital-Wnliam H. Sher-
wood
Feb. 2-Study of the opera Der Fret
schultz won Weber)-Flfst division.
Feb. 16-"Music introduced in Shak-
speare's Dramas Second division.
March 2-Piano Recital-Anna Wilcox
Barry.
March 16-"Recent American Music
First division.
March 30-Chamber music.
April 6-Students' recital.
April 20-Miscellaneous Programme-Sec-
ond division.
May Annual business meeting.