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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1898-12-20

Thomas Howard, of Belleview, o.,
poisoned his wife in order to get her
life insurance.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1898-12-20

IT. Hobson kissed l63 women in Chi
cago sunday night breaking all rec
rds.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1898-12-20
SILVERSMITHS.

Send for HSy sh,e List oS. .ss Un. Mail
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-08-11
Cheap Confederate Money.

A southern firm advertises Is varie-
ties of confederate bills for IS cents,
also 'rare collection Of 30 different
bills and shinplasters for only 3d." APP
parently the firm has millionsof dollars
worth of this money for sale cheap.
What a pity that our old fogy consti-
tuition Is In the way! But for it the
cheap money advocates In any state
where they have a majority could buy
up this whole confederate outfit and
start in business at once. The amount
+ of prosperity and happiness that could
be extracted from this old paper mine
would depend upon the size (popula-
tion) of the state fortunate enough to
secure the monetary outfit. 49,
For instance, it would probably give
Nevada more than $1,000 per capita and
would at once transform her from one
Of the poorest to one of the wealthiest
Of states. Instead Of sagebrush and
prizefghts she would TEEN with gran
aries and warehouses. Down with a
constitution which prevents state home
rule in monetary affairs and the mani
fold blessings Of cheap money! ...f
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-08-11
Retire Legal Tender Notes.

The fear Of contraction has a good
deal to do with the very common oppo-
sition to the policy of retiring the legal
tender notes, but there Is no sufficient
ground for it. No one has suggested
any process Of retirement that would
not be gradual, and the process would
necessarily be spread over several
years, though the beneficial results Of
the policy would begin to be felt at
once. An act of congress providing for
the retirement Of the notes would es-
tablish confidence at home and abroad
in the determination and the ability of
our government to prevent a repetition
Of the panic of 1893 and it's ensuing ills
that would be of marked benefit to the
country, and all the advantages of a
sound currency system would be ex-
perienced long before the last of the
legal: tender notes had .disapp eared.
Our large volume of paper currency
has tended to keep gold out OF the coun-::
try, and with the dimfnutbon Of notes
the ordinary forces Of trade would send
cold this way.---Irpn Aga > 49,. : --
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-08-11
Ingersoll on Actors.

New York Letter: Col. r. G. lngerso1l i o
not pessimist by any means, but the
modern dramatic instinct. or rather the
lack of it, makes him tired, that is all. To
a newspaper friend he said yesterday, after
they had discussed various topics: "Isnt
it strange that in the 200 odd years that
have elapsed since Shakespeare's death not
q single play. has been written by any man
which has been worthy Of Production for
lied world? In cShakespeare's otime, too,
ana dish3fhioff Socially, whsrea5s II
uf,ipdsYw fame and ! fortune" await
'he O. man swth9 WIG 70 Gan produce 2 SIP
Sle . great ana worthy play. What l.
oths product under such! encouragem ent1
Ths ttlss saa .Ss a ReEs q Pot A TIP f Se
Parlor Match" A Bunch OF Keys" and
THE City Directory" tell the story Of what
this generation is doing. Two or three peo-
pie who pretend to be playwrights have re-
modelled and fused over Cleopatra, !" and
they have succeeded in making Off vul-
gar exhibition Of crowned wanton, with
out any relieving features whatever.
w. talk otthe great actors of the day as
it there really were any great actors, and
then we 60 and see Henry Irving twice.
Once We go because it is the initiative, to
see If he is worthy. But think of thousands
upon thousands Of persons going twice and
pretending to themselves that they saw
great acting. We bring Coquelip over from
France and we laugh at him and 60 twice
to his performances also, regardless Of the
tact that We could take almost any bach
driver by chance from the Madison square
hack stand and make better comedias -
him than Coquelin. 1t is a queer age, In
deed, both as respects the field Of public
t,ssfe and the stage" q -1'.- =. -.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-08-11
"Av .v. cried the angry Judge "you

SAY, ey,' cried the angry judge, ''you
will have proof Of that by and BY"
And to the establishment and chagfin OF
the young advocate and the intense interest
of Others, Newton luminously reviewed the
case and gave decided judgment against
the too sanguine counsel.
Even the cleverest lawyers have been ''set
down" in open court by equally ready wit
nesses. 5.a.3..
ibid you see this tree, that has been
mentioned, by the roadside?" an advocate
inquired.
"It was conspicuous then"
The witness seemed puzzled by the new
word. He repeated his former assertion.
Sneered the lawyer:
"What is the difference between plain and
conspicuous2'
But he was hoist with his own petard.
The witness smoothly and innocently an
sWered:
81 can see you plainly, sir, among the
other lawyers, though you are not bit
conspicuous.
In another com1cal instance the attack
was directed against the character of ths
witness. But it recoiled.
"You were in the com Dany of these
people," ,
"Friendsl Two thieves, suppose you
mean?"
THAT may be So" was the dry retAYt,
they are both Lawyers"
The blow that destroys the effect Of an ad-
verse examination is occasionally more &C
cident than conscious effort. In trial not
long ago very simple witness was in the
box and after going through his ordeal was
ready to retire. One questioned re-
manned. H.. &c.,.
Now, Mr.. -, has not an attempt been
made to induce you to tell the court a diff
ferent story?" 3-,-.
"A different story to what have told,
sir?"
Eyes; is it not SOP"
Eyes, sir" ..-.
Upon your oath l demand to know
who the persons are who have attempted
this?"
well, sir, you've tried as hard as any Of
'em, " was the unexpected answer. .~
It ended the examination. .-
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...rax,nxlun aH HAAla. .,

NY friend, tho agent Of a-Bu6alo wall
paper house, says writer In an Eastern
paper, was taking on" with . headache
in the waiting room Of the big depot In
Philadelphia, when . slick looking stranger
about twenty-five. years Of age SGT down be-
side as and asked:
'AS 81 oysf my sE+oa3nlsd the vto
= ;;itE4aetlx Proceeds Aqm 4, nervous state
OF :he system. All! your pulse is aEay up.
Let me see your tongue. 3! ,she1sht 20, o.
cold current of air has chilled the nerves
along the spine and smashing headache
is the result"
Are. ySn d phyddanR'y asked <,
well, no, not in the ordinary sense. ]
am called 2 professor. Some call ne
iakir; even, 7 effect cures by'whRti Is called
laying on of Glands. RI Yonl are }slkk eptica4 ot
here nteh' minutes Or forfeit $50" II ~!
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: We veiit down intdtheJ baegaae7depass7
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gone.
NOV don't offer to pay me, or shall l be
SHba dt9l IN iESa %Ss sga sfs
tSf sD snd ten team bs Sers yGSt eyes,
He bowed himself out in graceful way,
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,Iop& ,.,1 Senator 6eorse!b!iDd .oo1os
aid: Big-brained George is q very, good
feu ". He is man or considerable brains
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Is not true that his trousers are cut with
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pantaloons are, undoubtedly slightly, baggy
and the remark OF Senator Vance as to
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Vance says that he never takes atrearz New
of his old friend George without thinking
about what one Of his cofored constituents
said about an elephant. This old uncle
had been to q circus and Senator Vance
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them all, and at last asked the senator:
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I 10 y this was q mighty hart elephant
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the Mexican war under Jefferson Davis and
brigadier general during the late unpleas-
antness; that he had been chief justice in
the supreme court of Mississippi; that he
had published some of the best law books
in Georgia, and that he was now serving his
second term With credit in tbs United States
senate.
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-06-22
Special from a Staff Correspondent.

Special from Staff Correspondent.
Camp Alger. Va, June 2L-The two
Michigan regiments and the Ninth,
Massachusetts, General Dutlields brit
gade, leave tomorrow for Newport
News one hundred wagons have been
ordered to report at dayhrcdk to con-
vey the baggage to Alexandria. Cen
eral Garretson's brigade will follow
within "A week.
Everything is hustle and hurry in
the camps of the six regiments being
prepared for the army that will soon
proceed to Cuban waters.
The present programme contomplatcs
getting General DufIield's brigade,
Thirty-third and Thirty-fourth Michi-
gan and Ninth Massachusetts on the
road by tomorrow and sending out
soon after them the Eighth Ohio. Sixth
Illinois and Sixth Massachusetts, COM
manded by General Garretson The
last details Of equipment have about
been completed. and the men are prac-
lltdlIN ready To SlIlht N'lllI anu w 'll'
The six regiments have numerical
strength of over 1000 men and will tax
the utmost capacity of the two steam
ers, the Yale and Harvard. which are
to convey them from Newport News.
They will go direct from the point Of
embarkation to Santiago. and if needed
will assist General Shafter in the san
tiago campaign.
If General Shafter can not use them
they will be occupied in pcrfecting the
work Of establishing "A base Of supplies,
arranging the hospital and helping on
the intrenchments until such time as
General Miles comes along with his
Porto Rican expedition, when they vii!
fall in with their own army and head
for their ultimate destination
The squad of recruits that arrived
tonight filled the Thirtecnth's ranks
to their fun complement. y few others
will he taken to fill vacancies caused
by transfers to the division hospital
corps.
The band at the solicitation of the
men played few selections tonight
and were cheered to the echo. "Th'y 'y'u
do" was the general comment,
Tommy Miles will arrive tomor-
row to become chief musician.
THIRTEENTH TO MARCH.
The Thirteenth received orders today
to begin its two days practice march
Thursday morning.
Private Charles Sprandcl, of Com
pany c. was accidentally stabbed in tbs
chin this evening by bayonet which
he collded with in emerging from his
tent. r. j. Duffy.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-06-22
DO NOT BE IMPATIENT
Let That summer Suit Wait Until the
Weather Is Settled.

"Thank goodness, am rid OF those
things for a while"
So speaks .hc man who casts aside his
heavier clothing to put on his summer
raimout. lie goes to business on some
treacnerously fine day, leaving mis- waist
coat behind him. Toward evening a
coulish breeze springs up and Of course
YOU know what happens next The man
Ia thin clothes Is prey TO summer
cold. which is more likely to attack the
stomach and bowels tuan the throat ana
lungs. And the summer cold il every
whit as dangerous ns the winter cold. 1t
must he Immediately combated or dsas-
ter follows soon.
Physicians who do not always prescribe
alcohol, order their patients to take a
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plants so prevalent iu summer. DuHN $
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Naturally so famous and useful q prod
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-06-22

Jackson, Pa. his aunt Mrs. Strong and
cousin, Miss Strong, of StaruCCa,
Captain Smith, Of Company T., Is OIL
Ger Of the day. Sergeant Kairsky, Of
the same company, is sergeant of the
guard.
Private William Grusher, Of Com
pany G. and Louis A. Ralph, Of COM
pany II, were Yesterdays orderlies.
r L. DuffV
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-06-22
Orders for the Two MiChi-
gan and 9th MaSSa-
ChuSettS Regiments.
OFF FOR NEWPORT NEWS
Another Brigade Will Follow
Within a Week.

SOLDIER BOYS INSISTED pN MUSIC
BY THE NEW BAND AND THEN
RENDERED \ VERDICT THAT TUE
MUSICIANS WOULD DO-ACCOItD-
ING TO ORDERS RECEIVED YES.
TERDAY, TIE THIRTEENTH WILL
START THURSDAY MORNING on n
PRACTICE MARCII-GENE NEliAn CO
BINS COMING is RECEIVED WITH
ENTHUSIASM BY TIE THlR-
TEENTH
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-06-22
HAPPINESS VS., MISERY,

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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-06-22
Diseases OF the Nervous System.

The symptoms Of which are dizziness.
lack of confidence, sexual weakness in
men and women, ball rising in the throat.
spots floating before the eyes loss Of
memory, unable TO concentrate tho mind
on one subject, easily startled when spOk-
en- suddenly to, and dul, distressed mind,
which uuhts them for performing he
actual duties Of life, making happiness
imDossible distressing the action Of the
heart. causing flush of heat depression Of
spirits. evil forcbodinGs, cOwardCe, fear.
dreams. melancholy tire easy OF COM
when retiring lack of energy, nCrvous-
ness, constipation, weakness Of the limbs,
etc. Those so affected should consult us
Immediately and be restored to perfect
health.
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Including Epileptic Fits, Commissions, Hys
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THIS AND THAT.

Thomas Miles, a member OF Bauer's
band since 1885, enlisted in the Penn
sylvania infantry, Thirteenth regiment
for two years, Monday. as bandmaster
of the Hallstead band, which volun-
tcercd in body and left Scranton yes
terday morning for Camp Alger in
body. Mr.. Miles was a valuable mem
her Of Bauer's organization filling the
position as solo COrneter in the band
and orchestra for several years. He
has a wife and one child, who VIII
break UP housekeeping at their home
on Capouse avenue. The members of
Bauers band, after rehearsal on Mon
day evening, gave their old member,
who 50 valiantly left home and friends
to go TO the front, rousing farewell
reception Refreshments were served
and several of the members expressed
themselves in words beftting the &C.
Casion. Mr. Miles will leave for Camp
Alger this morning at S o'clock on the
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
railroad and will be escorted to the
station by the band.
The clerks and many patrons Of the
Dime and Discount bank were thrown
| into a state of excitement yesterday
morning by a forcign-born customer Of
the institution. He had been in the
| bank with a friend and left after trans
| acting some business. lie returned on
a run and shouted out the loss of a
pocketbook containing 800. He said
| he had left it on the counter when he
was i'm the bank. Nobody could throw
! any light on the whereabouts Ot the
| missing money and the man left the
| place. He returned shortly ana went
! through the same excited manOeuvres.
| Finally the friend who was with him
on the first visit displayed the missing
! pocketbook and the two left the build.
ing, the friend explaining that he had
| been teaching the other not to be care
| less.
y pleasant reception was given at
the Young Women's Christian associa-
tion last evening for Miss Rachel
Tolles. who was general secretary fol
a brief time. Miss Tolles is on her
way home from New York city and is
the guest of Miss McGaughoy. The
reception was entirely informal, nc
regular programme being given Mrs
Ripple was prcseu; and introduced the
guest of honor Miss Edna Judo
played number of piano selections
and Miss Freda Kann gave mandolin
solos, which We're greatly enjoyed
| Rev \. l.. Ramer, pastor of St
Marks Lutheran church, has left town
for two weeks stay. He will attenC
the graduating exercises of Mullen.
berg college. at Allentown. June y t,
D. He will represent the Contra
Luther League Of Northeastern Penn
sylvania at the State Luther League
convention, which holds it's annual ses
sion in Bethlehem, Pa, June 30 and so
| Photographer T. T.. Dillon has fin
ishcd some excellent photographs o
groups at the poliCcmcns outing a
Lake Henry last week. All are good
but the one of particular eXcellenc,
shows TIL whole party waiting for tn,
train at the Maplewood depot.
An opcn-air concert will he given il
Nay-Aug park at o'clock Saturda!
afternoon by Bauer's band. Arrange
ments are being made by the parl
commissioners to give series of con
certs at the park during the summe
season.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-06-22

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