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The Opelousas courier., 1898-02-26
A REALLY PROGRESSIVE WOMAN
10 She Who Follows tho Wei. Beaten
Faiths of Life.

Edward W. Box, writing on the
theme "On Being Old-fashioned" in
the Ladies' Home Journal, contends
thai much of the so-called progress of
today Is not progressive; In fact. that
"old-fashioned' women who follow
paths, adhere to old Gus
toms u accept wel,-established teach
ings, are the really progressive ones,
TOT the reason that their efforts meet
with no Interruptions, nor Is there DOS
slDlllty OF collapse in whatever en-
ghges their attention. I'm domestic
LIE the progressive woman has had
q very busy time" says Mr.. Box. "She
began by upsetting the old sewing-bas-
ket. 1t was narrowing to a woman.
d discovered ~ dark morning. Like
wise was cooking, and the care Of chill
oren. A woman who stayed at home
and looked after the comfort Of her
husband and children was 'wishy-
washy': she cramped her life, dwarfed
her intellect, narrowed her hoxzon.
Clubs by the score, societies by the
hundred, schemes and plans by the
thousand were started, organized and
d~evisetl to rid poor woman Of her
thraldoh.' And these progressive
women were SO busy for the elevation
OF their sex! But there were a few
hundred thousand women who kept
right on being busy elevating their
children, helping their husbands, and
believing that the sex In general was
perfectly able to take care Of itself.
And these women are still busy sewing,
cooking and caring for their children.
And, gradually, they have seer sewing
classes introduced in college and semi
nary courses, domestic science branch
es attached to nearly every educational
institution which girls attend, while
the care of children has received the
endorsement Of state and the specific
attention Of the national government.
And what Of the progressive woman!
the places that knew her once
know her no more"
The Opelousas courier., 1898-02-26

To Cure . Cold In One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Table Is. Al
Drug lists refund money if it fails O cure. 25&
The Opelousas courier., 1898-02-26

V.N. H.. ...... ....5O-97
The Opelousas courier., 1898-02-26

Hecs's Pnls are the favor.te esthartio.
The Opelousas courier., 1898-02-26

Halls Family Pills are the best,
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Wbitebaa germinus.
Neue Ginfabrt mad Stem yorf bio
9. & 8. g. W. Ep.-ltn=
errei@te TaeilitGten.

Wbiteball terminus, bic neue Gin.
fabrt nod Netp Oort. bic am Wpntae
ben 10. SuIi pia Der Baltimore, Obiu
unb 5tibmeftli6en Babu er6ffnet
tpurbe. LIT bic gelesenfte Station mad
alien Sbeiien ber Stabt Rem Dort uub
8rootlpn. 0ieier SerminuS iit On
Der South Gerrp, 6filib bon Der gat'
terp unb bon bier aus unter benielben
Da9e tperbeu 9erbinbunsen sema6t
nit ben 3agen Der 3weiteu, Oritten,
Se9fteu unb Reunten Npenue 6o9.
babn; nit benen Der Broabmap, 60.
lumbus uub Qerinyton Npenue gabel.
LINEN; Ohs unb Mefieite Rinsbabs
men Der pferbebabnlinien; Soutb.
Gerrp; Statem Sslaub 5errp; 9amil.
ton apeuue unb 80. straBe (8root1
lpu) Gerrp.
8auft Cure Sidets nod Nem Oorf
iiber bic 3. & 8. 6. %. R'p unb Sbr
entgebt allen unbeauemli@teiten.
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@nn eiaer Tra,s entoetet.

8leoernm tit cine sroBe Gntbednng
sema9t porben unb 3tpar uun elmer
Dame aus bielem 2anbe. .tDie arans
belt batte iie. nit ibren &lauen eepadt
unb iieben Sabre lang litt fie bic araz
iten Aualen, aber ibre Orsane iuaren
aufs duBerhe sel6tud6t unb Der COB
i9iea nabe beporlteben6. 9rei Wouate
bntete iie unaufb6rli9 uno fonnte fe;;s
men S6laf finben. @9lieBlid aber
entoedte iie ben @es 5ur @eneiuna
inoem iie BON uns cine Slaide bon Dr.
Sings Neuer @ntbeduns fiir @duinbz
inbt faufte un6 i6on Die erite Duiis ba=
BON oerl6affte ihr 10 piel Grleidteruna.
oaB lie bic 9an5e gea9t i9laien fonnte
uno ourb ben @ebrsad, bon nur atpei
Slal6en tuuroe iie uolladnbis furirt.
Sbr @ame 1T Grau 9ut6er 2ub." Go
i9retben 90. 6. Sammod & 60. in
Sbelbh Rorb Carolina. 9robefla56e
pei in Der Gpotbefe bon S. &alteper &
Sun. &esuldre Tlai1en so Gents unb
$1.o0. Sebe 5laide iuirb sarantirt.
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6prresbunoena.

"s~k<SRpUW~Sss0t U U "
ben 16. Mai 1898. - Die ssarmer BE-
barfen iebt etner Idaseren perfobe
trodenen Wetters, UNI TIRE iselber bon
Dem tdrali9 iebr dberban6 uebmen.
ben @rais uaO llatraut su rsialseu.
Mir batteu bom &esenmetter ftiraIid)
etmaS mebr als gerabe semtinid5t mar.
gei stinltiger Witteruns in 3utuuft
berfpri9t bic @rate bier etue 10 reid5e
3u tperben. uie taum ie subOr.
Die am Z. b. 90. Ia Qa@range ab
gebalteue bemOfratiI9en @oaatp
@ohbeatiou ert!drte ibre 8efaruortung
Der In bee Gbieasper pIatform pon
1896 au Grunbe gelegten griacipien
unb enooffirte bic Mbmiuitration bes
GDub. @ulberf0n alS cine nei{e, pa.
triotif6e ua6 6fonomii6e. Die Sele,
gaten sur staats. .aonpention purbeu
iafruirt, ibn aIs Ser. 9taatens5 s5ena.
tor su unteritasen. 9es Meiteren
tDurbe Gapers fdr @ouoerneur. plea.
fants aIs Ri9ter beS Mppeuatious,
@eri9t8 unb Robioa als &ongreB.9te.
prdientaat enbDiRrt. BON meiteren
gnboifruugeu far gtaats Nemter
uurbe abgeieben.
STR bic 2egislatur tpurben Mar
MeiBen unb s. 6. 2aEe aufgetelt.
ytominattoaen fur gouniD Memter
tplrben nit groBer Mebrbeit abeelebnt.
Gapette @ountp bat brei e5oIoaten.
3ompagnien nod CAMP Nabrp ent.
fanbt: Die p2a@rauge Sight Guarb"
unter Capt. Wiari@. bic ss9uIenburg
@abalrp" unter Gapt. Malter, nnb bic
Sane Iaugers" uuter @apt. boIman.
6. 9eimann.
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@elbindt aeheflt.

Die lei5enbe Meni9beit ioate nit
allen gu ibrer Siilfe erforberli1en Mit>
teln perleben tuerben. Wait @erguisen
berDHentli6en mir oas Solsente: Siers
oar6 6 iuiro bei9einist, baB ieb Ieds
Wtonate i6redlib an Der @el6in1t su
leioen bate unb baB id BON einiaen
unIerer beiten @erate in Der gtabt BE-
banbelt tpuroe, aber obne iealiden CT
tols. 9a empfabl mir Or. 8ell, unler
apotbeder, @lectrics8itters, unb na6.
oem ieb nur stpei 5lai9en bapOn einse=
ilon1mell bate, mar i'd polIitdnbis ge=
sebeilt. @s bereitet mir iebt aroBes
@ersniigen, oieies Mittel GGen su ents
pfeblen, Die on bieier ltbredli6en Grant
belt leiOeu. Sd perbtsibe nit ben beis
ten @ritBen ibr bantbarer W. u. So.
9artp, 2erinstun, &entudb. 3u baben
in Der apotbefe bon S. &alfeper unb
Spbu.
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Cinderella Sbnb Yalait.

8ergeBt nibt. baB mir unfereu
Store nod 9fp. 2O7 QllampsY Yla3a,
3uei 6dufer fibli9 BON unferem fra.
beren @efhdftsbaufe, berlegt babeu,
boo mir ole uniere alten Stunben tpie.
berauieben boffen unb nod piele neue
basu. ba ,uir NIT ben beiten Waaren
bienen f6nneu. unler Store III gan,
neu einseridtet, gut Dentilirt unb ieby
beu. Gommt unb fattet uns einen
Beiu@ ab, wenn Sbr aud ni@t &C.
rabe 3u taufen Dhnfft.
6. Baum,
ginbereIIa g 9ub.YaIafi,
207 sllamp pla3a.
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Nua Mabrib mirb nnm 1e mo

= aus @abrib tpirb poul 16. Mai
berl9tet: Sas Winiterium 6agaffa
bat Der nisin.Resentin fein gntIai.
fungsgefu9 iberrei6t. Die a6niain
beanftragte 6agalta nit Der 0eubiIs
oung eines @abinets. Oieie Mufaabe
III etne iebr f6mierise. Mfan gloubt,
oaB @ensral Mariine3 gampOs an bic
SplBf oss neuen MtniiteriumS treten
ipiEb. Gin ioIde8 Miniferium tuiirbe
auf tetneli Gaa als sGriebens,M Msiniiie.
rum gelten 16nHen. Der Stura
Sagafa's mar obnebin nur cine ssraae
Der 3ett, ba er ben 3med. 3u benz er
ans 9uber seEommen mar, ilGmlid ei.
men @ontiitt nit ben Ser. 5tQaten su
berrasiben. 10 srhnbIi6 Derfeblt bat.
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= 9ie prsTe Seutiblanbs psrbdl,
F9 @bamberIaias proietie bss rs.
i@luRes zines sanselid1Rf6en Bun.
bss" gesenber febr fteptifb. Die .Na.
tionalstg.' meint, bic Rebe iei tpeitsr
Ni9ts aIs bas giuseItdnbnis, ba6
@nglanb nit feiner .politie Der SioIi.
rung" 8anterott sema9t babe. 8is.
n,ard8 Organ, bic 6amb. Radbr, ..
rleinen. baB gnelanb nidt etlpa aIau,
ben folIe. baB bic suropdii9en Wddbts
tlt9tS Giliges 3u tbun bitten, aIs ben
Saeldnberu bic 4aiianien aus benz
Teiier 3u bOlen.
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Man iGreibt aus Wien: anf bas
getreibea bes Juiii3 Miniiterium8 iii
In guba getb bic BerbaftuHe bss
2ieutenants Greiberrn b. Mata6ifs
aegIepi6. bes frRbereu abiutanten bes
prin3eu pbilipp BON gOburs anb 9ieb.
babers bon befien e. @emabIin, prin,
seffia enuife, erfolst. Grbr. b. Mata.
did aegIeDid ioll fi9. tpie f@on gemeI.
bet. gum gta6tbeil bes prinaen bon
@oburg betrd9tli6er Gdlf&uHssu i&uI'
big asn1adt hQbea.
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- aus frau,biifber Aueae wirb Be.
ri9tet: Cine ansobI ipanII9er ariees,
i9iffe finb iebt nit neueu Rrnpp' 'ibeu
RanoHen ausgeruiiet morben. Sic
iinb au9 In Deutf@lanb mil allen gu,
beb0r Deriebea Dorben, einf6lieBlid)
beuti6er artilleriien.1 Sn Yesng auf
bic aauOnen ipirb bas ippbl aimmen,
In 8e3ug auf bic grtillerifen absr
ft1merIitl
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Gan 9sebrp gprim8s Yarf.

Dieier ongeuebme part ftebt 2oeen,
Dereineu unb Gamilien 5ur Abbaltuus
bon picnies &c. aur Werfisuns.
8eiu6ern uirb ole nur benfbare
Mufmerffamfeit ermieien.
Ssben Sonntas Ra9mittas
8roRes Trei 9onsert,
ausgefabrt bon Der ooasdSliseu
Wilittrs 6opeIle.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-05-17

baras bie 0leigun9 ieines e6len Ser,
gems rnb ietue Siinide nit, er ipra9
Die Soffnung aus, baB na9 benz treuen
Oienlt, oen er 0onna Barbara felt
Sabren gewiOmet babe, weber Con
@uiebio nod ibr ielbIt feline @erbung
iiberrai9eno fonln,en fperbe, er lege
lein SerS Der Dame su SiiBen un6 iein
0eidjid pertrauenspofl in sic 0ano
bes Gaters !; I'M gaufe beS 9labmittaes,
10 9egen fiinf llbr, molle er fommen,
feinen llrtbeifsipruf gu empfansen.
aSalunfe, iagte Der alte Serr, ser
tbut, als eb er leiner Sade gang iider
rdre, mir f6nnten i'm elei1 81 9ii6
oa bebalten, BEN bielgeliebten S9pie@
9erioDn uno 9rdutisam." Oann rabm
er bic Sano ber 1o6ter srpil6en
Die ieinen: sd bab' eS sefiirdtet,
&inb, mas nun? 9luspeihen uuter
bieien llmlidnben ipdre uaipiiroig, ib
fann i'm ni6t binbalten auf bieie
6ra9e, uno meun er tommt, seb' i'd
inn Elm flares glein.
.8rauo, Papa, fiel Barbara elm.
rllebrisens," ieste lie bin5u, ripill
Dir nidt ideinen, bab es elm gutes
3eifen III, oieie lleberitiirsuas? @ess
balb fommt Ell gu Dir, obne baB er
meiner irgenbmie iider wdre? Collie
ct aus ben 9ie9ierunssbureaus miiien,
bab Der Srieoe beppritebt, lolite inn
Dor unleres SreibeitsfampIers 9tiid>
funit ban9eu? Gr slaubt bod ielblt
nid]t, eaB er baum nod GrfpIs baben
f0nnte.
sWl0alid). ia9te Don Guiebio, lid
ben grauen Spisbart ftrei6eno. rsber,
liebes Gino, eas lit feine Siherbeit.
Gr fiirdtet pielleidJt, 9lobrigues tdnie
3uriiG-llno Rueri9ues III ni9t mebr;
Ell meiB pielleidt, SaB Der 5riebe ses
seidnet 1T Smii6en Martine3 Gampos
nno ben 5iibrern Der Snlurgenter-
uno Maorib beltdtigt ibn nidt. 3ers
iGblasen iifb luieher bic 9erbanblungen
i'm leHten slusenblid, tor,mt Dein
Sruoer nift Suriid, 10 miro 6er ab9es
pieiene DON 6ranceseo Mloreno nit
leinem 9uban9 unS elm furdtbarer
@egner iein. 9!ber imnerbin, oa8
bilft ni9ts. Con 6rancesco mirb beute
9la6mittas fommed, aber bann nidt
lpieber.' 9eas oie 3utuuft brinst, err
uarten mir.
Sn bieiem 9lusenblid ldallte @drm
bon Der 2anbitraBe ber; Elm Grupp
Serittener fprengte Die Oorfltrabe
beroui in bem fur5en @atopp, nit
bem Die 5dben 9ferbe bes Snnern jebe
Gtei9un9 Su nebmen pfle9en. @iniee
9unbert Sdritt bon Der 9adeco'i6en
9illa, no Die Strabe am B6diten it,
bielten lie, 9lei6 Sarauf BON Wdnnern,
Srauen un0 &inbern umordngt. 9ebs
bafte 9iufe uno @egenrufe, Dem SSne
balte nod unuerltdnblid, flansen
beriiber; man i6ieu 6rageu uns s(nt=,
morten gu tauiden, es iab aus, als oh
bic Reiter lid mad etmas erfunbigten;
piele 9dnbe beuieteu beriiber. Damn
lerte p1 DER arllpp mteoer tn yes
mesung uno fob bic 9aubitrabe Berab
auf baS 9aus 81. Sie tameu melt her.
pie aente; ME cine lpeiEgraae aruite
lag Der gtaub auf Mlann unb Saul.
giner bon ben Reitern bra6 ieitipdrts
aus, iette iein @ferb auf Die Siuters
i6entel uno riei ieiuen sroBen Sut
i9penfenb, beriiber: rSolla, Serr,
feio Sbr DON @uiebiO?" ino aui bei>
len: so, ia, Manu, tlane co meter
Der 6riebe fommt unb Guer Robris
sue5l Sud taulenb CUTE 1asei4 Gann
ja9te er, obne Weiteres ab,ulparten,
feinen Gameraoeu mad.
(sEnrfSphurn fnIof \
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4auft cure MaHerbsisunss6fen
flr 8abesiuede, mel6e 8abemafer In
10 Winuten ermdrmen BET sineni So.
feuaufmanbe bon nidt msbr OILS 2
gent8, BET Der
Gan Nntonio @as Co.,
Selepbon 212.
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= @rOBes aufieben Bat In OHpreu.
Ben Der SeIbftmorb bes 8etreibebdnb,
lers unb @oniuIs 6ran3 grnH tn Re.
mel erre9t. gerFebIte GpslnIatisaen
trieben ibn su benz ber3ueifeIien
S&ritte. ST biaterldBt cine S9uIben.
laft bon stpei WiQIonen Wtarf,
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- Sn paris uurbe aus ben gu.
rsaug Der pari8, 2uon & MitteImeer.
Sabn auf rdibfelbafte 4rt elm gadet
geftoblen. bas eine baIbe MilIiou fsran.
Ten in Wertbpapieren unb 8oIb
entbieIt.
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Wsattbies Bros. 1letId,er,

No. 507 8 ftsS u T 0 nsStraBs.
BUR bas por3hslibfte &inbs, G6aF'
unb S6meinefeii6.
Spe3talitdt: Sunges 8albHeii9.
Nae Nrten bon Wurf, SdiAfen,
3unge, 66mals &C.
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@enu bic Watur

unterftliBung eebrau6t, bann III es
gut, iuenn bieielbe balb tOmmt. Wan
folte aber bebeatea, bab man ielbf bie
beHen WitteI aur unuenben fou, tuenn
mon he tuirtIi@ brau9t. 0as bette,
milbefe unb eiafa6Ee Mittel lit Der
Jeigen'sprup, ber bon ber ,.@alifor.
MIA Gig Sprup Co." Serssftsllt mirb.
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- Mossuitos un6 6liessa perben
gu6 baIo plagen. Yeriebi guer Saus
nit 6liegsnibaren (Screens) 6nr1
gb. Steoes & Sbbue. Gae
GrbBen uub Mafer,
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Wesebt WD. 1851 bon Gimer
iitio Mmeuo ansefertigt unb bon g.
). S9mibt In pOuiion, 3eras, ,um
Wertaafe auseboten, linbert bieSdmer.
gen bon Observation-Disclosures Wan
oeriu6e cine 6laI6e.
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Sn 8erbinbuns nit benz pari
ffebt 9 abi b Wen as
SuulDaii@er 0arteu,
ber pra@tbolIe ggemplare Der Sbiers
melt, fpecielI Der terauii9en. aufweih.
ytiemanb ioute berfebIen, beuieIben 3il
bei@tisen. Oie gr6Bte Attraftiou, bic
San Mntonio aufaumeiieu bot.
, 1898-04-27
Stempelpapir No. "a.
8 Gents.
1898.
THOMAS SnHRu RG'Nrn Pnrnsn
Bidder az DonneJrog
UMderdOmmer og Skrirer i Frederiksteds
JUrjSdiktion poa Zen ST. Croir !
America.

NJ0R VITTERL1GT: Efter Brgj@ring
~ af OverreVsprokurntor f. i>kUN som
SugfQrer for Ehken efter BENJAMIN
POTTER som eneste Arriving efter den borto-
blevne ALBERT POTTER. iud~tmyneS her
>ed i Henlold til FL. lite September 1889,
SIT, med Aar og Days Var,el ntvnte ALBERT
POTTER, hyis sidsto BopnI her Landet
var Frederiksted, og som 70 Aar har varet
frav@rende uden at noGensomhelst Efter-
refining heves ON, at hun Ell live, tilligemod
hans Arvinger til at mode linden Frederik-
steds Bythings ordinoire Ret den lsle Rets-
dag i Oktober Manned 1899, paa Diet Sted
og til den It'd pta hyiikon Rotten da holdes
-hvorved bem@rkes, at lietten for 1iden
holdes Frederik>foIt liver TOR>DAG
Formiddag II. 10,-idet Citanten torsaavidt
hverken den bortehleyne elIer andre Arvin-
ger mplde So, agler at nedl@gge Paastand
ON, at den borteblevnes Formue, der med
Renter til Site December 1897 andrager
1872. 26 udl@gges ii! BLNJAMIN POTTERS
Enke i Inconsistencies med Lovgiv-
hinge
ForeIp5 5eise o. Lavdag er hevet we'd Fir.
3dIb Jonl 1896.
Under min Hand og Embedets Segl.
Fredrpikst,ds BY foge lkontor, den 23de
April 1898.
X. PETERSEN.
Authorization 800.
Er En- vestiudiske Dlier.
, 1898-04-27
The Sugar Price

remains unaltercd At Sl.92 per Zoe lbs.
Of sugar. which gives a trile oyer ~ cents
for 100 lbs. OF canes.
% lines Of rain were measured in Chris
tinnsted on M Midday morning.
, 1898-04-27

His ExceIlency Governor Hedemann left
on Monday for St. Thomas per schnr. Vg'lant.
, 1898-04-27
Translation.


GrT is hereby made known that
u from this date His ExceIlency
tie Governor will reside in St.
Thomas until further notice.
Government 8ecretary's Office, St. Croix,
tie 25th April 1883.
The Advocate and news., 1898-09-21

1896 campaign was over but 1t is about
all gone now.
The Atchlson Champion (Rep) sug-
gests that it will be well to watch Sem
ator Redfeld Proctor, ex-Secretary Of
War, when Congress cOnvenes, for the
reason that he is loaded.
The legislature Of Argentine has au-
thOrized the mobilization Of $4,000 men,
and the probabilities of a peaceful set
tlement Of the difficulty with Chile do
not seem to be favorable.
There is now grave doubt whether
more Of the vessels Of Cerveras feet
than the Maria Teresa will be saved. The
Colon is said to be too badly damaged
to be Of any value If it were raised
At G. A. r. speech In Ohio General
GrosvenOr said that war is war and sick
ness and suffering must be expected, but
failed to add that it was to be expected
that every effort would be exerted to pre-
vent it.
Ninety-twO years ago Captains Lewis
and Clark's expedition returned down
the Missouri river and in the report 1t Is
mentioned as a hill in the wilderness
with many advantages for a trading
house."
The American Banker severely ar
raigns the practice Of bankers Of paying
interest on State funds to individuals. It
is unqualifiedly committed to the idea
that II interest is paid at all it should go
to the State.
The Advocate and news., 1898-09-21

Cubans to fuse with the Yankees against
the Spaniards.
In short time the government will
begin mastering out the major and brig
adler generals of volunteers who are not
needed because of the muster out Of vol
unteer regiments.
Miss Winnie Davis, daughter of JEFF
fersOn Davis, died last week. She has
not been well for some time. She has
been popularity known as the Daughter
of the COnfederacy."
New York Democrats do not propose
to be Outdone by the Republicans. They
will have dOuble-barreled organizations
this year, too The Chicago platform
causes the division.
Annexation sentiment is developing
rapidly in Canada. An Eastern paper
suggests that the Dominion had better
get in early before the standing room
only" sign is displayed.
Ex-COngressman Bynum has resigned
his place as chairman of the gold Demo-
crat national committee. His reason for
so doing is that his salary was stopped.
There was $4,000 on hand when the
The Advocate and news., 1898-09-21

The peace commission has been given
Its final instructions, but no one but Nc
Kinley, the commissioners and the AL
mighty know what they are. The people
will learn as the Spanlards comply with
the demands
The mayor OF Havana has presented
the local insurgent chief with a fine
horse. Other similar acts indicate that
the Spanlards in Cuba are anxious to get
on good terms with what they lately re-
garded as their enemies.
Dispatches from Havana tend to indl-
cate that the Cubans are getting ready to
demand immediate independence and
that they will refuse to be satisfied with
even an American protectorate Antil
their government is established
A Kansan writing from Honolulu shys
that Hawaii has no poOrhouses, paupers,
tramps, few criminals, no minerals, no
snakes, poisonous insects or wOrn-OUt
politicians. II has mosquitoes enough to
stock the whole American continent.
A proposition providing for prohibl-
tiOn of the manufacture and sale OF IL
Quor will be submitted to vote OF the
entire people of the dominion OF Cana
da on the 29th Of September. Four Of the
seven provinces have already adopted
prohibition.
The Advocate and news., 1898-09-21

A substantial increase in the electric
light equipment at the State Agricultural
college has been made. The plant is
owned by the State.
The Advocate and news., 1898-09-21
In Mary E. wilkins

Capital new story metropolitan woman
does some very funny things, and in
trying to elevate the villagers she learns
thing or two.
The Advocate and news., 1898-09-21

Has written another story for the JOURNAL
readers. She tells in it about a sickly
society girl, and what brought her to her
senses and good health.
The Advocate and news., 1898-09-21
IN THE OCTOBER LADIES' HOI

Mrs. Caroline Atwater Mason, author of GA
World" begins new story called "THE MINISTE
depicting young clergyman'S high sense Of
love and something akin to ambition.
The Advocate and news., 1898-09-21
IN THE SATURDAY EVENING POST

be found the best serial and short stories the world can
produce. The handsomest illustrated weekly published
The Advocate and news., 1898-09-21

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-08-14
MR.. FARR MISQUOTED.
Points Out the Discrepancy Between
His Own and Mr. Cooks Letter.

To the Editor of The Herald.
l desire TO characterize the attempt
ed correction by the Big Medicine
Man of the Washakies of certain al
legged misstatements of facts contained
in your correspondents correspondence
of yesterday, as either inexcusably
stupid or a deliberate misrepresenta-
ton of the contents of said letter.
l did not say as Mr.. Cook represents,
THAT the great chief of the
Washakies, who was a silver editor of
lacal celebrity. but who has since be-
come an advocate of gold monometal-
lism, resigned and allied himself with
the non-partisan delusiOn.' The name
Washakies in this quotation is an in
terpolation of Mr.. Cooks. 1 never
stated that Mr.. Glasmann was a
Washable, but did say that he was the
great chief of the tribe of Indians
organized less than 500 days ago in this
city. That tribe was known as the
Osceolas, which name was dropped
upon Mr.. Glasmanns retirement, and
the name Washable was substituted in
lieu thereof. There are other falsifica-
tons, but already too much space has
beer devoted to Mr.. Cook.
ELIJAH FAIR.
Ogden, Utah.