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The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-03-19
The banks and bars of the Boise fro

The banks and bars of the Boise from
here all the way to Atlanta will be
alive this season with men prospecting
and washing out gold. More of the
yellow stuff will be cleaned up than
ever before. The largest operator is
the Anderson company, forty miles
distant, which is now running tunnel
six hundred feet to get water on some
of its ground.-Boise Democrat.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-03-19
A Needed Thing.

There is among the investing part Of
the people all over the world favor
able feeling towards gold mining in
vestments. 1t is not confined to any
country or by any parallels of latitude
or longitude. Nor is the interest all
directed to any one region. Canada
prefers British Columbia; England
tired of South Africa, has turned to
South Australia, though its great in
vestors are not 10th to look favorably
on the United States. France is cos
mopolitan and is ready for good things
in any part of the world. The same is
true of Germany. Even conservative
Holland, after keeping out of the min
ing market for twenty years, is again
showing an investing spirit. All this
interest is the direct and inevitable re-
suit of the general adoption of the gold
monetary standard, the consequent in
crease in the purchasing power of gold
or the fall in prices, which means the
same thing, and the resultant profit to
be obtained in gold mining. 1t is afact
that this is the only branch of produc-
tive industry in the greater part of the
world, which is not controlled by trusts
or protected by patents, which is profit
able. This leads to the interest.
Whether this interest will grow into
boom no one can say. That it will
lead to any wild boom in mining stocks
we doubt. The reason is that on stock
lines the world has been most thorough
ly buncoed for some years past, and it
is not reasonable to suppose that it has
forgotten, or will very soon forget its
sorry lesson. We fancy the interest
will be most manifest in the future as
it is now, among those who will buy
mines and not stocks. Pools of greater
or lesser size, forming close corpora
tions, which will buy properties, are
most likely to be the most noticeable
feature in the future.
The bunco stock fakirs and swind
lers, and the mining exchanges which
have given them aid and encourage
ment, have killed or at least badly Grip
pied the goose which laid golden eggs
for so many well known "brokers" who
"flew high" not long ago, but are now
in the mud of dead broke slough. The
facts furnish lesson for moralists, if
they wish to indulge in hunting for
them. They also emphasize the un-
welcome truth that the stock method,
which, if honestly conducted, is the
best of all to secure money for merit
orious enterprises, is put away in law
ender to be mourned or cursed, as ex-
perience of the victim may suggest as
most appropriate.-Mining Industry.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-03-19

Except for a time -honored principle
Of the NUGGET to always express the
wish, whenever prize fight is on, that
we may have the satisfaction of learn
ing that one of the brutes has been
hung for killing the other, we are en-
tirely satisfied with the result of the
recent encounter in the Sage Brush
State, where the big bruiser from Aus
tralia knocked out the big bruiser from
California in a hard fought battle of
fifteen rounds. The man with the
most admirers and the odds in money
up on him has now q bigger rival in
the show business who can now COM
mand the bigger salary for exhibiting
himsel to an admiring world. Unfor-
tunately neither of these distinguished
gentlemen had their jaws so badly dis
arranged as to prevent them from fill
ing more columns of the newspapers
every day than Mr.. Bryan can do with
his happiest inspirations during a
national campaign. Even upon inau-
guration day more space was devoted
to the doings and saying of these two
persons than we're given than to all the
statesmen of the national capital. And
it never ends The working of their
Jaws goes on forever. We are only too
sorry that the congressman who, a few
weeks ago, took hold Of suggestion
made in the NUGGET and introduced
bill prohibiting the admission of prize
fight literature to the mails, failed to
get that beneficient measure carried
through. But the NUGGET will continue
to advocate this reform until it is made
a law.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-03-19

The major portion of the Pats of
Saint Knightric, all over the world
we're too much interested in the discus
sion carried on in Nevada on the sew
enteenth of Ireland. between Colonels
Corbett and Fitzsimmons, to pay their
customary Difference to their patron
saint, upon his birthday, and para les,
banquets and turmoils were not as
much in evidence as usual ia the larger
cities of this country. In our own
quiet and peaceful camp the only hon
ors publicly paid to the great Irish
saint were incidental, or, rather, acci-
dental, the ladies of the camp who are
members of the Daughters of Rebekah
having given grand ball. That an or
der which is rather opposed by the ma
jority of the persons who honor the
memory of the great parsonage who
drove the snakes out of Ireland
should honor his birthday, indi-
Gates growth Of a good feeling be-
tween semi-religious and, at one time,
rather antagonistic orders. Well, this
old world is improving, te say the least.
The time may yet come when we may
not be able to distinguish any social
difference between the 18th day of
March and the 18th day of July, and
the Fourth day of July may be factor
in bringing about this harbinger of the
mi i,lenium.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-03-19

Shea & McLain have just received
the largest and best line Of Boots and
Shoes ever shown In DeLamar. Give
them q call.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-03-19

Scarcely any complaints have yet
come from the owners OF stock upon
the Owyhee ranges, but with such deep
SHOWS and heavy storms as we have re-
Gently been having it will not be strange
If we hear of some losses.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-03-19

The Owyhee Bakery, at Silver Cs1
is delivering bread at Isay & Gombrigs
DeLamar store daily. -Four losves
graham, wheat or rye bread, made By =
white expert baker for % cents Leave
orders at the store.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-03-19

Carson City. Cuba. Crete. The
three scenes of conflict. Fitz Ma
Geo and King George the three heroes
of the day. The wrong one of them is
dead
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-03-19

The NJ. E. church, from now OntQ
further announcement u made WI
hold services with preaching every BAA-
day evening. Glass meeting froa 81
until 7:15; regular service begins ~
7:30, p. IN.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-03-19
Dissolution of Partnership.

The Copartnership heretofore exiattng -
tween Woo King and All Kaw In gardening
AT Trout Creek has been dissolved this day
Dy Woo King transferring bis entire interest
to All kaw, who has sole authority ~ settle
all accounts and collect bills OF said eo-DAaS
nership. , ~
All KAW.
Trout Creek. Idaho. FsbS, lS 1897.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-03-19
LOCAL NOTICES

Shea & McLain have been appointed
agents for the Brown Shoe
Co.'S celebrated *5* Boots and Shoss.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-22
0ic @mbbcr Sabrie eeii6crt.

Die n6tbisen Seihnunaen fiir Die
Mubber Sabrif linb aelihert unb iollen
Die nDtbiaen Yorarbeiten gum gau ber-
ielben ndbfens III Mnariif aenommen
meroen.
Gie @riinoer Der 6abrif erbalten BON
bieiioen 8iirsern all freiwilligen Ssi=
trdeen $6500. Dafiir aarautiren ole-
ielben, oab lie fir eiren 3eitraum BON
Is Sabren ipsnigltens 100 Wtonn be-
lidnoig in Der 6abrit beihdftigen per=
ben. Oils Sidesbeit baiiir 5tben Die
gioentbiimer cine 0ppotbet Iiir ben obi=
een Setra9 allf Die Sabrif. Sir ieoes
Salr. III melben Die ,Sabrif i'll 9b0ti9=
felt lit lno 100 Wann heltdnoige Sc
ihdItiauna albt, meroen ben Gi9entbii=
mcrn $500 aui Der 0ppotbet gut 9c=
I1rieben, bis Der gunse Setrog obbe=
sablt lit. 8el9diti9t Die ,5abrit mtll
2eute. 10 eybalten Die @igentbiimei
me6r &rebit, miro Der getrieb einge.
Itrllt phsr merocn tpeni9er ols 100 Wionr
! beiGd|tiat, 10 eripd6st borull5 benjcnl'
gen, nel6e 8siirGoe 9elcilfet, bos 8cbt
oielslben gerihtlib onsutla0en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-22
Stcucr SGlutMOel.

Gie Patentoffiee in Waibin9ton
miiBte Die 3abl ibrer Nn9eitellten per=
ooppeln, lpenn Die Shminoler fir jeoe
neue Soee, Die iie ausbsfen, um oas
publitum 81 pliinbern, elm patent To-
len miiRten.
Giiralitb bat elmer iener Sdlaumeier,
Die liebsr bon ibrem 9Dibe als bon ibrer
Nrbeit leben, in Der 9ldbe bon StraB=
burg cine neue Metbooe probirt, auf
Soften ieiner Mitmenihen ben Ieblenoen
gaarbeitano in ieinen Gjelobeutel 81
erisBen. @r eins ben moblbabenoen
5armern na6 uno erfldrte. er lei Der
Nertreter zines betannten photographer
in Canal 9oper uno erbot li6, 8fup-
penbiloer nit Der Namilie Der 6armer
uno Dem 9ous als Sinter0runo fir ST
per 8uyeno ansuferii9en. 9ies mar
entidieoen billy genug uno man be-
ltellte Die gilDer. 9fun beIiimnite oer
sSreinne ben Sag. an melden er fonl=
men lppllte llnD prbnete on. ooB man
glles in 8ereiiId)aft balten ioate, 10 oaB
er nibt marten miiie. oa er gar plele
gefteaungen babe. gr rietb Den Jrau=
en-, 81 Dem 3pefe Slument0pfe Dor Die
6duier su itcllsn nno gab 5ugleid prat=
tiibe MeiInngcn meaen Der Jarbe Der
Gleiber. nm cine gate Nufnabme gu
Ii1ern.
Mie einem @paneelium lauidte man
oen Weiiun0en BEG sSremoen uno iuenn
oerlelbe idlitBlid bemcrite, nab Die
6dlite oes greiss fir Die gloer i'm
0oraus besablt peroen miille, 10 batten
bic 2ente aud Oa9eaen nibts ein3uipen=
Den.
Ser beiimnte Saa erI6ien. Die
Ginber ipuroen aenaI6en uno aetdmmt
- mas alleroings aud fein NabtGeil
mar - bic belien Gleioer ipHrben ange@
soaen, bic gBdnoe nit 8lumen ge=
| idlniift uno nm ipartete man auf ben
Sremeen, cine Gtunoe, sipei Gtnnoen,
bis id)lieBlih Den 2suten Der @ebanten
aufodmmerte, baB man oiipirt lino.
Nahfrasen bel benz photographer
in @anal TOper iiellien bic Sbatiade
ilber jeneu 3weiIel fsft. Dob Der Grenloe
Gin GdtuinDler geluelen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-22
GcttCr.

Wm IL. September bronnte inStroG=
buro Der Stall ppn 9Sm. Snum pnll=
ItGnn,g nieoer.
9lm IS. September muroe Die Sheu=
ne uon 3beo. Yeters, smlldlen Mln1lelo
uno StyoBburQ, ein Guub DER 6lomS
men.
Ym IA. September brannte IN Der
9ldbe ppn Wlniielo oas 9Sobubolls pm
Gobert 2lnn ppllltdnoig nicoer.
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- Ser erbBte She'll Ger Irbeiter,
Die in Der Ndselfabrif nit Geparaturen
beI6dfti9t waren, lit abberufen iporoen.
gs beibt, pab Der Ndseltruit, Dem Die
bieIiee aobrit eeb0rt. Die Geparaturen
bier nur babe ausfiibren lalien, um auf
Die Arbeiter in 6inblep uno Salem, Die
anl Streit paren, einen Druid aussu=
iiben: Ser Streif tpuroe am Samltug
beiselegt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-22
SricTinc.

Stir Die am Is. September eltoente
Wpde blieben folsenoe niOt reflomirte
.Yriefe auf Der bielisen YoItufIice
2lice Safer.
9lbner Bunting.
Mrs. Gina Smbolf.
Ntrs. Sprep Wtapon.
MRS. Minnie Waple.
Mrs. Goie Stuoor.
Charles Stonenan.
=. u. 9earborft, I, y. W.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-22

- 6tatt burh cine Garte, lpie oies
IN aeieDihaftliben Rre;len ionit iiblid |
lit, bat Der Serblf 9eifern Wnraen ieine
Nnfunft ourh einen leihten Grolt anae=
Selst.
- 9lm Wton!aa beeann Die gtetp
9bilaoelphia= ubribspile StraBenbabn
nit oem 2eeen oes Gelelies bon Der
oritten nod Der erlten StraBe III ub=
ribspille.
Sn Columbus taat Oeaenpdrti9
Der beuti1=tatbpliI6e Geutral Wereln
pon Noroamerita. IS lino 500 Dele
1oten antpeleno uno aae aroBeren
Stdote oes 2onoes lino oertreten.
= Socob Sobl in Gonol Sooer lat
fir Die sSoirmohe cine Teltanratlon
ou' Dem 6airorunbe gemietbet uno 1T
bereit, ieinen 6reunoen uno Sefonnten
wdbreno Der 6air quite Wtablseiten poer
| GrIrilhungen aller 9rt 81 iernlren.
- Scr staots=Generalr rgluualt bat
entIdieoen, bob fir alle Wabe, tllr
melbe cine Seiulliigung gum Nertaul
oeilti9er @etrGnte bon ben Spllettorel'
Der Ser. Stauten eelost Miro, au9 Die
Som Sare besublt weroen muB.
Nm Ennneritog, %. September
miro BON Der epanQelilhen 8enelnoe II
Baltic Elm Nliiliunsfelt eeieiert peroen
9lnfong Morgens 10 llbr, bel CUTE
gGitteruu9 i'm 6reien in Ser0ers Su'6
bel IeQenpetter III Der 3ionstir9e II
Baltic.
- 2ebte Wo0e 0rnngen Elm ooe
mebrere perionen in Die SDblenmtn
opn Soepb Sorn in Der NGbe bon Cana
SOper mo i1luoen Die 20 Stiiben nm
10 oOB oas Sah ouf elmer Strefe po1
| 70 SUB berunter fiel. 8rn ben Sbd
, tern bat man, Iopeit mir milIen, tein
G Spur.
: = Sm ubroli6en 5beile Don Gorrp
F., County iit Sel 9efunoen worben. gu
4 9lsih beibt es, baB aud in 3par -
oeiunDen moroen lei, oO6 muroen b
6unoe gebe,m sebalten, ueil Die Son
. PAM, pelde Die Sobrungen eemah
nod tpeitere 2dnoereien 81 ibren Veril
\ den i'll Pabt nehmen mill.
e - Gin Nrst in Ganal Sober mad
einem 8ertreter oss ,Sro1 0alleD G
: porter" aeeeniiber Die Semertllna, oo
q oisien Spmmer Ueniger @rtrantun9e
por9etommen ieien, als ieit bielen Sal
y rem. Gr l6reibt bies ben idledte
n 3eiten su, ourd welhe piele Geute 9
p mun0en muroen, nit elmer elnfadert
+. uno ae5iinoeren Soft porlieb ;
l. nebmen.
lr = Su Der Nadt Dom lebten Wii
le mod auf 9onnerfag brahen smei jun!
y Mdnner bas Siegel zines gDaaens b
Ban gamble @iienbabn in ubriAsuill
n Der nit @aiermelonen belaoen wa
NJ ~ uno wollten eben einen She'll Der Taft
- gen 6riibte mestraaen, als lie ben .
!, lialten Yarts bemertten uno bic Slut
/. ergri6en. Barts berfolats Die Sic
: uno ertpiibte eiuen oerielben, gS
~ White, iuabreno es Dem anoern, Sra
- Nnoerion, 9elang Su entfOmmen.
te - Vim Sienlta9, %. Septembe
eeht bon @anal Soper auf Der Is. 8.
e %. @iienbabn eine greurhpn No
>. st. WaDue, Sno.. su Der &cunion {
/, ter glniieoler, Die am 81. Septemb
=. bort abgebalten miro. Die 9ifets {
4 Die Gunoreiie foiten nur $5.65 III
70 Iino siiltia bis z. Nouember. Or
~ fann nit benielben au6 mad Selieb
~ auf jeoer Station Der q. D.. 6.
~ ct. 8. @iienbabn III Snoiana anbalt
= /, uno einen ipdtereu 3us CUR Welterre
;, beniiben.
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Ser 9emtl6e Besbadlter.
wsp gttlaneIptia. 20. September. 1897.
- SieSe gDpde miro Die Douer Sair

81 9ieIe @ohe miro Die 9ooer Sair
absebalten.
- 9as Spernbaus aebt ieiner gol=
lenoune raid entseaen.
- Gnollb Iheint man nit Der Efla=
iteruno oes squares uno Der anltpBen=
Den StraBen ernit MAIDEN su lppllen.
- IS 1T niht erlaubt, 0eaenwdrtla
Ssaianen su lhieben uno miro leoe ue=
bertretun9 oes 6eisbes beltraft, lpenn
= Der llebeltbdtsr ermiI6t miro.
- Sic Gentrat=Spnpoe Der retor=
mirten Stride in Sbio ninmt beute bier
ihrell Nnfan9 uno Dauert bls Spnnta9
Nbeno. Mlan erwartet cine itorte ge=
tbeilisun9.
= Meoen Der oriifenoen SlBe tano
am SonnerItog Nadmittag feline Shule
ftatt. 9lm 9onnerltag 9beno batten
mir oann einen Sturn, Der DIE 9|tmos=
pbdre tiihtis abtiiblte.
9oS 5tiImn9sfeit bes Sennilon
Mdnnerhors iparo am Nontog lbeno
in oemutbliher @eiie geleiert. ueber
ben 0erlauf oes 6eites weroen mir IN
nadFer Summer beriAten.
= Ser Spnmer lit porilber. Ge=
ifern beaonn nod Dem Qalenoer Der
SerbIt. Sic 8ldtter faQen uno balo
weroen Die ndmlihen Meni6en, Die Dor
einloen Saoen NOD iiber Die orufeno(
Sibe oetlaot, fb fr0felno UNI Der
Sfen ibaaren.
- Sn Den lebten SaQen belnertter
mir an perlhieoenen 8eIhdftsbduIerr
in orpBen tempordren Shiloern ol
yBprte ,&lonopte Werfauf." gSir bal
ten oies fir cine perfeb(te &etlame
benn Die 3eiten Iino gu idlc6t, I'm
,Rlonopte YreiIe" gu besablsn.
= g8ie mir boren, ireiisn Die Suno
audi importirte Sa!bermu9en, mie i
BON ben Gdlern sebraudt neroen
I'm oies su perbiiten. miro nun Dol
sultanoiger Seite empfoblen, neben oi
Galberma9en vedte Trantturter
au leaen, oa Die Sunoe teine Salber
maeen nebmen, 70 lanse 98llrlte D
1ino.
- 9Nart gamma bat seltern 9fat
mitta9 feline 8etreuen in Canal Sope
um fib seiammelt uno ibnen eine a'
be qebalten. gDir mr6ten ben Vo1
fflaa MAIDEN, oaB Die bieiige Ndae
fabrit oem republifanii6en vSoB" 81
8erfiaune eeitelt miro, UNI oarin ell
Gebe iibcr Die Se9nun9en Der Sin9lt
8il fir ben = 9td9eltrult su balten.
sames 8. 8alliott, Der spei IN
cine babe Meile nDrolih pon Der Stal
pobnt. fano beim pfliigen zines 6Got
elm perlieeeltes @las nit Spei 6inserf
Die Singer maren nabe Der Sano al
qefhntten uno gut e,balten. IS belB
es Ieien bic Singer zines 0tannes, o.
iih uabreno oes Niiroertrieees in oiei'
@eiie perltiimmelt, um feline Sieni
Ieiten Sll miinen.
= @ceen Die Staot ubridsoille /
cine gntlhdoigun9sflaee fir ben q
trag bon $4,000 anbdngis gemad
morben. Ser Gldaer lit Senrp Slide
berielbe Iast, oab i'm Sabr 1888, a
bic Senniion Walier9eiellihaft ibr
2eitune nladte, on Deersoile ape.
ubridspille, mo er ppbnt, elm Grube
unbeoeft blieb. Sein Gnabe fiel
benielben uuD Soq Iih 0erleBunsen 81
infolse oeren er fiir iein eeben lang ej
GrIppel bleibt. Die gltern pollte
sleiG na6 Dem llnfall eine &laae ell
reiden, bofften aber oann, oas perles
8lieo tonne wieoer geluno neroel
Sod bafiir ideint feline Nusli6t DO
banben. Ger Gnoden iit abgeitorbt
unb beitdnoig flieBt Otter aus ben of
.,o,, 9l}pfNoft
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SarFapartAe-
wtnke.

Soriaparida lit Saricparilla. .
Oan5 redt. 19ce lit ouA 26ee )
} uno Mcbl, Mc9l. C5 9ic6t a6er q
J perIhicocne Sortcn. limb Su
mDdteit Bic bcitcl 0eraoe 9
4 70 ITS nit Sariapariaa. 9a :
s eicbt's au1 periGicOcne Sprten. q
} limb gu mj6tclt bie bette /! Ser= 8
4 itiiuOer Su 9itb auf Sariuparila Z
4 70 gut ipie aui GDce aro We9l, 10 J
4 ipdre bie GntldeiOung leidt. SaS \
D t6ult 9u a6er nidJt. gSie fGlalt 4
2 9u benn au1 boSu? &enu Gu 4
einen 8ebarisartifel braudit, bcIien 9
4 @ertb Dir un5ctannt lit, 70 fauiit J
> 9u i'm in einem altan9eicberen 3
, 2aben 1no perlabt 9ib aui Die Grz 4
{ fa6rung unb ben g.ttcn 5tuf tc3 4
4 GcI1dits. 0crooe 70 ioIteit I'll )
s beint Ginfaif poa Gariapari0a rcrz
D fa6rcn.
glDcr's Sariaparitla iuir6 id5pn
y felt SO Sabrcn Dcrfauft. 9ein
= Grpbpater brauhta Die BON slDer.
; gs lit ein Mittel, bas ii6 eines
guten Gufes erfreut.
6 Gs sicbt biele gorten bon
= eariaparilla, aber tlar cine
ein3ise, bic bau aber berses
3 ifelt iuirb !; unb bieie brinst
: 9eiIunS.
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Observation-Disclosures.

S6omas 81. Sell = Marp 2ingan.
Soispb u. SurleB = @0a yartlep.
Solomon 6. @atihet- Bearl 3enbart.
SEQ 9. @ilIon-6rau MarN. 3arnlcs.
Sbomas s. Sones -2ulu gteiolinaer.
sos. M. Suntins - SlOrenoe WiilIer.
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TcuerI9naie.

yia9 elmer neuen Geroronune ino
folgenoe Geltimmunaen 9iiltig fiir Den
Qllarm beim Nusbruh zines Seuers:
Sur Die Noroweitlibe @aro, peltli6
BON Der ohten uno n0roli6 ben Melt=
bodItraBe, Gilt Elm Shlag.
Sir Die 9tpro=gGaro, ppn 8roaOmap
nod Der ahten StraBe, n0roli1 bon
Meltboditrabe. Smei Sbidae.
giorbolt= =Waro, Difli1 bon Yroabmap
uno n0rolib BON StbOdltrabe, Drei
Shid9e.
Siiomeif g9arb, iiiolidl bon @elt=
'bohliraBe uno neiilih BON Der ahten
Strabe, bier Sdld9e.
Giio=Waro, BON BroaomaD nod Der
s. StraBe unb iiioli6 bon Wetho1=
itraBe, tiinf S1ld9e.
SiioOlts sMaro, Ditlih bon groaotpap
uno iiiolih bon Sitbo6itrabe, ie9s
Shldge.
yei einsm Seuer on pnblie Square,
anbaltenoes gduten.
9uf fur bic polisei, sluei Sdldge.
giner, Der an Die prrfperitdt
9laubt. 1T Der prdIioent Der @beiapeaie=
uno Giienbabn. gr bot ioeben
speitauieno neue sSrahtwassons
beltelt.
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Needs of the Young Under Discussion at
Washington.
WAsHssGToN, Feb. lS.-The opening
meeting Of the first national congress
of mothers was held here in the ban
quet hall of the Arlington hotel, which
was thronged with a great crush OF
women. Mrs. Hearst, widow OF the
late Senator Hearst, one OF the vice
presidents, called the meeting to order,
and introduced the president, Mrs.
Theodore w. Birney Of Washington,
who delivered the address of welcome.
She stated the purposes Of the congress
to be, in effect, the consideration Of
subjects bearing upon the better and
broader spiritual physical and mental
training of the young, such as the
value of kindergarten work, and the
extension of its principles to more adj
vanced studies, a love Of humanity,
and of country, and kindred matters.
"The age in which we live," said
Mrs. Birney, 'is an age of movements
"a time of specialized work. Every
conceivable object, from the clothing
of the Hottentots to the study of oc-
cultlsm, has been subject OF nVestlga-
ton, of inquiry and often of organlza-
ton. 1t has seemed to us good and
fitting that the highest and hOllest OF
all questions, the child question, the
child culture, should be specially con-
sidered by mothers congress. Let
mothers, fathers, nurses, educators,
ministers, legislators, and, mightiest OF
all in its swift, far-reaching influence,
the press, make the child the watch
word and ward of the day and hour
let all else be secondary, and those OF
us who live to see will behold new
world and a new people"
Mrs. Cleveland, by appointment. re-
ceived the members of the congress anc
their friends at the White house after
the morning session. There was vas
! gathering at the White house. and the
ushers estimated that at least 1,S0t
people were i'll line.
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DISPENSARY. LAW
Washington State Legislature
Will Adopt the South Caro-
lima Plan.
Bill Has Passed the House and
Will Doubtless Pass the
Senate.
The Profit System Ofthe Carolina
Statute Eliminated in This
Bill.

OLYMPIA, Wash. Feb. 1S.-Washing.
ton is on the verge of wiping out all of
her saloons and wholesale liquor houses
by adopting prohibitory law, similar
to that of governing the sale Of liquors
in South Carolina. The dispensary law,
known as the Cline bill, passed the
the house by vote Of Al ayes to 30
nays, much to the surprise Of the house
itself. The measure was supported by
nearly all the middle of the road Pop
ulists and by a few silver Republicans.
The proposed law puts full con-
troll of the liquor traffic in the
hands of the governor, but eliminates
from the South Carolina law the profit
system. The governor appoints state
commission, which in turn appoints
county commissioners and they i'll turn
appoint local dispensers of all liquor
being handled through the ssate com
mission, with a sufficient profit at.
tached to pay all expenses of the diff
ferent boards and dispensaries. NJ
liquor is to be sold at retail to be drunl
upon the premises, and minors OF
drunkards are prohibited from receiv
ing it. 1t is to be sold in quantities o.
not less than pint nor more than five
gallons. The promoters are now con
fident that the measure will pass th'
senate