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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-01-20
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@itglisb eieberfran,. Gle pinf6sn. bas
5brsm psrouftttsn 5rsunpt Holts auf teitsn
hcs 9reins sin DsnfmaI srrihtst peres2 Der
@spanfe N nidt ihlsdt iibsrIsesn sic % i6
abr rod, tbs lis tafiir inc 3sus ssbtu. Sit
fDnnttn mibprltanbtu ptrpsn, une mas y olts
leIblt bstriifL 70 III er unIinblit aud pbns fin
Dsn'mal, psnn au6 Srr Z. ibm fplgsnesn
Hl6ruf atpbmtt:
Der Wdnn, bsr fOsbsn bas 6sle ssrSumt
mar lGnsf itCn aus Der Mpps;
bab CT nod lsbtf, trfubr bic gBtIt
bsi lsintm 5pes p
proiehor &. Dur6 5tlspaibis tEnnsn Sis
nllrrpmes auf 9bun In Dsuilblaub ppbnsnpsn
SnfsI Ucn bisraus sinpirfsn. Gle mi0sn ,u
pitifm 3wtd absnes vpr BEN Giul6aisn lsb.
BAIT an ibn bsuftn unb ibm eabti bic abhbt
iugstrtrtn. 9butn f5U DpIlars au itidsn. Sd
flr6ts uur, pab sic nab 7-8 @l6isru 6 d :.
ten y ttrs, ttt, mic he mir mitibfilsn, Sbr
serSbnlitts Abtnemab bel Ssrrn Albert
3snts ine, nitt nsbr stnue @tllsnshGrtr
Su bislsr Afiipn bsliBen, unp su frib ltpn sin-
lblafsn. Damn II rpnsu chen nitt ~ bsIftn.-
fsreuno ct. Sis ben 8stil gfpIk mar
Gin Ltttr unltr ben Dibttrn, rpis msn A-rm
nuie ben @sf6hrn. 8r bat ibnsn abr at.
iast eab Id siHG iri. obsr gar ein mS1ir
Ns Saipriftr made i'd nur bann quite oper
lblsbit Vsrls psnn i'd bapur6 bic 8iTietsit
ibarfsu fam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-01-20
aus bem oberen EhaIe.
(Ar@baIb Gorrtfpcnbtnl.)

-Sobn Dobner bon greeburs tpurbe
am Sreitae in oem Sobnion Slope bur6
einsn Dedenfaa aussnb!tdIi9 set6otet.
= Tbomas Ssnrp bon OIppbant III
am Dientls in SobniOn's Wine stpii&sn
oem SabritubI unb einem Pfoten sefans
gen iporben, baour6 febr iblimme Der.
lebuneen erbalteno.
Sobn WiIbeIm. Der 10 Sabre aIte
Sobn Der gbelsute George 2oren, bon
ar6baIb. ftarb am Disnftas nod lanse.
rer &ranfbeit unb pirb bsute 9la6mittae
i'm beuti6en Iuib. 5risbbofe beerOist.
= @siI Der 10 Sabre aIte gIbsrt 81.
uisfi bon grdbolo mebrsre Gage subor
benz Nahbar Sobn 1omosfi eine SIinte
entipenoete, lieb ibn bisfsr am Bonner.
tag arretiren unb ba bic @ltern bes &na,
ben feline BGrsi6aft itelen fonnten,
mubte er ms @sfdnsn,B.
- Ser 55 Sabre aIie Sobn Sones
BON Dldion eiip puroe am 5reitas auf
bic antlase isinsr Srau arreiirt, neil er
tie unb ibren Sobn bsinabe eridoB j;
feline l9 Sabre alte Todter bat f6 filrs.
l,b einem unfttliben 2ebenspanbeI er,
8sben. mas ibren 8ater 70 ausriif. baB
er ben 8erifanb perlor uno in isiner
Selitssperiuirruns Worbsebantsn bsiam.
(GarbOnbals Gsrrsipsnssu,.)
Serr 9stsr 8rans. Der felt einissr
3eit trant mar. fam nieber ausssbsn.
9ie 8. & $. @Ompanie pirb in
Der Clinton Diine bis sur erten aber els
men aufiidudt isnien Iuiien.
- Sreo. 1oppins. Der Iansidbrse
Superintendent beS Wradbepartements
Der o. & $. Co., bat rsiisnirt.
Sisto SduIsa in am Dlittpod in
Der Nortbneit Wline bon einem I3ue
8arren oerleBt tporben unb itarb furse
3eit nadber.
Sas ioeben bon ben IiisHoren fer.
tis sefsate oreiidbries 4fsBment peran,
'blast bas biefee itsuerbare @runbeis
sentbum uuf s2.85l ,768.
- Die bieisen 8aui6reiner baben
bic @ontrattoren UNI einen 9TtGnoisen
arbeitstas sefrast unb noqen bon %!
bis 80 @entS bic Stunbe 26bnuns.
-GburIss Gates bon 8ntett Strabe,
Diaidiniii in Der 8ebr. 8Iob Ssibsnfa.
BRIT su Simion. serieib am Wontae
beim IufDIen nit elmer Sano in einen
8eltenrismsn ; oieieIbe tpuroe bbsurtie
Su8eribtet une au6 Der Nrm perIsbt.
- Der @ermania @eianeperein ers
udblte am DiOnias foIsenoe Ysamten
fir bas Iuufenbe Slbr: 9raIioent,
Dt6ael gtieien: 8Bs Brdiioent, Sofepb
2ranb; Sdabmeiiter. Sobn Yon Bed !;
Brot. SER. 9uS Nieien; Sin. Sefr.,
9Ibert @nseI; Truitse fur Sabre,
Better Sermann groulantmeiiter, 8m.
Sung. SO tpuroe bei6Ioiien, ben idbrti'
den Wasfenbaq am Wontas Nbeno, ben
81. 6ebruar abSubalten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-01-20
GrSrOfrelt ibre stieftod dter.

Srau GbriitOpbsr @oaert BON aIsOn.
qutn, Sa.. ssitino. Onb iie ibrs brsisebn.
idbrise StieflOdter 2Ouiis 8Oasrt se.
tDotet bIbe man slaubte susrh. bab
Iie bon einem 2anbfreider ermorpet
rporben iei, bu Srau Woasrt ibren Nads
barn 70 eSdbIte. Sine uuteriu6uns
ourb bic @bicaso'er polissi mari ipdtei
i'm Gage bic 2unoitrel6er.3 bsoris iibet
ben Saufsn. uno iie perbaftets bic 5ruu.
ueI6e einseitanO. oub iie oas 8lnb nit
einem Shirsenbano erbroHslt uno oann
nit einem ReooIpsr msbrere 8useI in
ben 8brper bes WdO6enS gsidoiien
babe. Ser DtOro mar bic Solss sinss
Streites. Die BoIsei befiirbtets, eab
bic M6roerin eeIpndt perben plrbe unb
bra6ie iie oesbalb nad Doooftod in's
@efdnenlb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-01-20
.. .. y. 1uftalliruuaen,

8. 8. @rob 8arbe 2ouis @ldeibI,
initaQirie bic 8eumten Der peri6ieosner
Sosen bes Deutiden Orbens Der Saru.
suri in bieiem 9ihritt. (9adapanna So. ,
pdbrenb Der Iesten sipet bod en- far bi,
nd6iten 6 Wonats ipie folst:
aaiir eoss No. 269.
st. g., abam SifIanb D. g.. @bri.
titan SeB u. 3, 8arI Sfflanb
SduBm.. SObann S6Isns; 8edenfr.
8blaip S6miSt; Sstrstdr. SObanr
Wilbslm.
5rsiIisratb eoss 9S. 2s9.
st. g., War 9uOpis D. g., 0a,
Uib Wuper /; u. g.. @ottlieb aIeiIe
S6asm., Sobn SrddtsI /; Setrstar,
SafOb Seb.
aurOra eOss IO. ais, ar6baIb.
Ct. g.. GOnrab 8Ieinbauer D. 9,
GuoDis Sdparatrauber Il . Wit'
aeI 8aIous Sdasm Sebaitian Sc.
bert; Sefrstdr. 8. 5duurstruuber.
Grausn eOssn bee Bertha Srabss .. 8. 8.
Wariba eOss Ro. 81.
St. g., Anna .. Sbff; D. 3, gIi
iabeib Ruumunn u. ., gIifabetb
Ni6sl; S8asm., @liie Sod; Rstnfr..
Roia Sad; Sefretdrin, 4una 8. Dil.
belm.
5absa eOss Iu. SO, arRbalb.
st g.. Mstu Charlton; .. D., San,
nab zimmerman; Il. D., Waria araft /;
SduBm.. gIiie Bed; Ssiretdr, Souls
Shwarstrauber.
auaufa epst @c. SO.
st 3, Gbriiiine Tei6mann; D. g.,
gmllle Rad; Il. D.. Moria SsnsIer I;
SdaBm., 8aroIina SObns; 8stnfr.,
aatbarina Ssb; Sstr.. 9issie S6wsn,
Ter.
Die Siauis @rob' 2oss bieiss Drbsns
II in Naentonn unb iplrb bic idbrIihe
9ro5.sosen Sisune i'm Iusuh bieies
Subres in Dillssbarre absebaltsn tpers
ben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-01-20
Ia6 elmer Serfammluns bef6tofs

vfdeb etner Serfammlung beidlofs
fen.
3sit bis ,um 1. ssbruar ssssbsn. nm ben srOasn
Sorratb bee Gifenbabn ssrafs Ips,uid, Iassu.
esffen 9erfauf ieet In seo. 42s eafapanno
Apenue, Juiid,eu sBppmins uno sBaibinston
apsuues, 2eranton, pa, ffattfinsst.
Sn elmer reselmdbissn 8erIammIune
aaer Setbeilisten tpurbe eintimmig bes
idIofsn, ben Bsrfauf bis sum l. isebruar
aussuoebnen. 8iele Baaren iino iton
oertauft porben. bod 1T Der 8orratb 10
Srob. oaB er ni9t innerbalb 10 Taeen
los8eihla8en tperoen fonnte. &ommt
oaber. tpenn ibr ebte unb tpirflihe Dor,
lbeile tpoat, i&nea au uns. oa Der Ser.
tauf poiitip laut Anorbnuna Der @ompas
ME l. 6sbruar ihlieBen piro.
2eiet bic folsenoen .Breiis. fommi oann
unb beiebet bic 8aarsn; bas anbers
iiberlahsn mir Sbnen.
Utanner IrbeitsansGse, S2.75, tpertb
So 90. Mdnner @ei6dftsansdse, So 95,
uertt sl2 90. Udnner importirts idiot.
hi9e Nn3ise 465. tperib Is 90. Man.
ner feioenssmli9ts ansdes 5.95. pertb
1850. Wdnner Drlpins nlusrs, bon
200 au 7 so. Uidnner gang 8oae so.
en- Lac. Werib A so. Smportirte @arr's
Dielton. aanS Seioe beidumt 6. .95, fpertb
30 90 8naben Sarris gaiimsre An.
sdse. 295. tperib IL 90 3naben Sam.
psr's @ahlmere Anslge 3.50, werib TO-.
90. Sunse Rdnnsr @bepiot Ansiise su
8 95. psrlb 1900. Sdbi6s SlnsIina
ansdBe. importirt, 4,65, iperib 1900
@ls8anter iriiher Sriese lleberrod 6 95
perib 90 90. 8inber sIesante idoltiibs
sanS Boae ansise 1876, pertb 500.
Wdnner elesante Drsb ansdse 7 so.
pertb BON 1900 au 2200 Nlannsr
elesante 2ootien Dreb Bieber usbsrrbds,
ihnars. bIau unb braun, 6S5, psrib
1900. 9utapaps. fsibsnbei aunt, Z 95.
pertb BON 30 90 bic 5000. alnbet
feinits Dreb ansdee, 2 65. tpertb bon
s 90 bis 900 @Ieeante 4nsdse 2.95
Seibene Soientrdaer l0c., tpertb 75c.
Ousra0s 22c. SGte &c.,. tperib 3 so. |
Seibene S6irme 49c., perlb 300.
0aIsbdnosr, l5c., nertb SOC. unb rs.
laibentl&er &c., tperlb 25c. Soden
&c tperfb l5e Aaerbano San6i6ube
iiir ipsniser uIs einbriiteI Dertb. 2in,
Der Gape neberr6de bon 75e. auftpdrts.
Cnuienbe 1eberrbde unb uliters beinabe
imionit. llnterpaare su eurem eisenen
preiie. 8naben @r6ben BON 10 Sab.
rsn su 20. aanss Soisr unb RnisboIsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-01-20

@sluloio 8rasen 4e. Manidetten, lie.
8lnoer &sefers in ausn Sarbsn unb
@rbbsn. Dldnner Bsu Saden unb De.
ten. lnb tauienbe anoere 8oribeile
wel6e peeen manselnoem 3aum ,u
,ablrei6 iino. um iie bier aufsufiibrsn.
Sebsn 4benb biS 9 llbr often. Ssib f.
der oab Sbr bel Ho. 427 2adapanna
apenue. 3lpiiden @pomins unb Daib.
'n9ton sipenues, Scranton, 3d.. isib,
ebe ibr eintretet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-01-20
Wahruf

IN unisrs Itsbs Wuttsr llIrifa Strmaun.
Nun n ss nur ,u pabr
gSc ppr uns lGnsff 10 banas mar:
Sas tnns iartt ibturt Sant.
3srriB er Cob nit ffarftr Sanb.
Osn Auss. pas nit 9isb' une Stbusn,
Sii nns frfuublib anssbidt,
Sabsn untsr bsibsu SbrGnsn
Ssgusne mir ptr lussbriift.
Dttnt Sanp. bic trtulid piriit,
nnumublih 3as fir Gag.
3tubtt nun i'm ffiIlsn 8Iabe
Bis gum Nuftrittbunasiaa.
llup bein Mune, Der oft atlprpebsu.
3rsu uub gut i'm miIbtn gport,
gt, sr IN nns nun sdtlOlItu,
NImnifr iSni tr uns binfert;
y sh, mas ttint eisbf ipra6,
3Snt in unlfrn 9frmn Harb.
Aub ettn Strs, bas trcu gtf6laaen,
8hr bic Dsinsn allt,sii.
8ubst nun in ianftsm 51lafe
Bis jur AufGiisbunas,
Nun, 10 Iblafs pobl, 0 Rutttrt
S@laff Ianfi In psinsr grurt
Sts gum Anftrifsbunastdas
9briiius ale S6l6f;r ruff.
Damn pirp Gbrlfus uns. bic 5tiueu.
9wig bort bel fit psrsinen.
,Dort 1T Iaa une itins Nadbt,
Wo man nab ben Sbrdnsn lacbt".
@fptemsi pon ibrem @iaiisn 9obannts 9.
srmann nsbif SSbnsn unb SS6teru.
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Der .9sutf&e eorreipUnOsnt' idrsiti

Der .Dsutide Gorrsiponbent' i&reibi
..@S IL betannt. bob Der bsuiide Sprab.
itaB cine anSabl WOrie birst, bel bensn
Der 8ufaa eetist bat, bub iie. pon bintsn
nod borne seleien. sbenio Iautsn, tpie
umsetebrt. @ines ber befanntefen bic.
fer art III ..8eIiefpfsiler", bann nod
>. Wurttfram." .,ReIttier", ..8sntner"
u, I. IN. Reu aber bdrfte es ftin. bab
stpsl Wort bsittben, oeren 8utitlbe
ni6t nur na6 oeioen 8ldtunssn BIN bic
slei6e Sage su einanber sinnsbmen. ion.
bern oeren 8ebeutune in Der 9bat aub
oisier @iseni&aft entipri&t. Sic ssi'
Ben: ,,GsaIe Sage"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-01-20
Sanfiaanua.

Bel hem i6pusn S6idlalsl6Iaas, su uns
eurt ben Cob Der sslitbten @aiiin unb Nutnr
bstraf oanfsn mir alsn, bic uns ibr Bsilsib
auspriidtsn, tnuilf, ipSisl Der ausuita qoae
No. sS, D. . g., p,m 6rausupsrsin unb eir-
tsn6cr Der SidOry Sirabs prssbyisriitsn &C.
msinbs, Srrantcn Sunstr RdrusrGcr, pafor
B. ". Ncrbt uno 5rtunptn unp 8srpauottH.
Sobann 8. permaun,
nsbf SSbnen unb 55&tnn.
The Lamar register., 1898-05-14
NorIcE ZOE l.unLIl,ArloN.

LssD oFfrrN At i.A~sR coio..
Nay u. t.a..
NOTICE b heSrby given shat The fofirxir.- =
~ named seffies hss hicit na;ire ~ his insen-
tiea g MAKE hral isoof - srfgpT, q his claim.
ter and kecslfcf ~ Lau4r gssiotSto %
NeiHesday, Jnue =. isSr- siri David L. No
tiune, u. - No. fsie. f.sr the Nkk ~ Ssctinsi =
Towuship = $. RsnE. o. ". 8lh T. NJ
He nalfe- the fuliouiug witnesses 90 prove his
continuous rrzideure upoc snd rui.isatien ~
-aid land. viz; =. 4 haHnistrr. L. g. stohi,.
Wiilism hramfeid And W. b. RILEY, All of Graz
misjls W. A. MEHErLt, Register.
The Lamar register., 1898-05-14
lamar. slrthda,.

The nre department. nave uecsueu
to make the usual celebration of La.
mars birthday on Tuesday. May "a
An interesting program consisting OF
a game OF base ball in the morning.
races and other sports in the after
noon. and grand ball in the even
ing, has been arranged, and a pleas.
ant DAYS amusement IS assured to all.
Everybody IS invited TO come and
take part in the enjoyment of the
occasion.
You see them everywhere- cres-
cents.
Dangerous to be out now SO many
Crescents-
The latest thing in cooking uten-
sils, aluminium ware, at ID. G. Marker
& Co.'S. Come and examine them
Pixies Peak Paint, just the stutf,
and fun line Of paint brushes just
received at 1. IL Myers drug store
The city council is considering an
ordinance to stop the sale Of bicycles
80 many Crescents walking is dan
gercus-
The largest and most complete line
OF mems shoes IN eastern Colorado at
]. NJ Johuston's clothing store. The
best 81 shoe in the United States.
W. C. Burke, of Las Auiuas. in
vestigated the progress Of Lamar on
Thursday Those. who come quite
often as MIR Burke does, slways find
something new in Lamar to interest
them.
f. A. Thomas aud A. II. Thomas,
from eastern Beat county, were in
Lamar on Wednesday and instituted
contest against the Homestead en-
try OF William Henner, located upon
SW 2I- % IS
We bad an elegant item about a
young lady, in which beautiful dog,
= first class bicycle and mud hole
were the leading features, but moved
by the earnest pleadings of the Rfore-
said young lady, the item has been
eliminated from publicity.
To TIE LApns-As an introduction
OF the Madison Square Company la
dies viii be admitted free ut the open
ing performance Monday night, if
accompanied by gentleman holding
paid reserved -eat, OF two ladies
admitted on one ticket These tick
cts must be purchased at the reserved
seat sale before Z p. m. Monday.
NJ. 5. Brannick. who was an old
time early settler Of this region came
in from Cripple Greek on Tuesday
Mr.. BrRnnick owns some property
hero and filed some instruments TO
show the record title TO his property,
the original record having been de
stroyed when the court house burned
down in Bent county during 1883.
Mr. Brannick also has some very val
nable mines q; Cripple Greek, some
OF the ore Hssaying as high as So.
600 to the ton. and averaging $500
Hail Insurance.
y n. J
The Lamar register., 1898-05-14

The most durable shoes are found
at Twins.
just received new invoice Of
shoes at Cross's.
Cali and sec our line of Harness.
c. c, HUDDLESToN.
Best family sewing machine only
$500 on easy terms at lrwin's-r
wouldn't you be surprised TO see
new bicycle in town and find ii wasn't
Crescent
100000 in Gents Stylish Cloth
ing has been added to r. +. Twins
store this week
DEAh PuBtIc:-
You need clothes l sell them.
Come and see me j. NJ. JoaSsTox.
Garden hose and garden tools.
Lawn hose aud sprinklcrs. The plse.
to get them Is at D. G. Marker s Cos.
An elegant new line Of stationery.
box paper, invitation and visiting
cards, just received at y. \ McLean's.
Bo,iomley has opened news stand
in millinery store. II you want any
periodicals or papers give him a call.
n. n. Mclean has just received
the finest line Q; mems negligee and
fancy shirts ever brought to Lamar.
II will pay yon 10 see them.
The Lamar register., 1898-05-14


our patrons the Register will change
its day Of publication to "Wednesday.
1t viii be issued as usual next Satur-
day and then on "Wednesday, May
25, and thereafter ON Wednesdays
A new invoice of shoes just in at
\. \. McLean's. Call and see them.
Gents buy their best suits at Ir-
wins. He has the line of clothing
for all.
Frank Arlburn came up from Gra-
nada on Monday to see about some
legal matters
Glasses scientifically adjusted to
the eye by DIR. Fewkes- No charge
for examination.
ID. l.. McClung, Of Granada, was
transacting land Office business in
Lamar yesterday.
Miss Sadie Maxwell, who has been
sojurning in Denver for several
months, has returned home.
Over 30 Crescent bicycles in Lamar
and never one returned to the factory
for any reason. How's thats
The section force at this place has
been increased by the addition OF
three or four men to each gang.
Fine laundry at popular prices
quick delivery done by Lamar Steam
Laundry. Leave bundles at Friends
grocery.
F. Z. IRWIN has his store window
decorated with representation OF a
gunboat 1t attracts quite little
attention.
Crescents fit everybody. Think OF
Doc Strong and NJ H. Beveridg each
on Crescent That's the long and
short of it.
John c. Lester, of Denver, and
who is largely interested in Prowers
county property, was inspecting some
of his lands on Friday.
d. L. Silver is having substan-
tial stone walk put in his yard. max
ing solid and neat pathway from
the front gate to the house.
S. n. Garfield, the stalwart from
the east end, came up today from
Holly to SEQ how Lamar was getting
along.
A force of men are now engaged
in grading and improving Sixth
street from the Methodist chnrch OF
south.
There is letter advertised for W
p. Allen, and the poker club mem
bers are hoping he will call for it il
person.
John A. Williams, who has beer
assessing in the eastern part of th'
county, has finished the work up t,
Carlton.
Lieut.. Rowan, whose wonderfully
nervy exploits are the talk of the ma
ton, is brother of w. Med. Rowan
the popular drummer who visits La
mar frequently.
A family row occurred last night in
one of the habitations in tent town
The father in law and son in law had
the racket and the old man was re.
ported to have received the worst oi
the affair, and in addition was land
ed in jail.
Charles Myers, who went to Den
yer some time ago to have his hand
treated at the hospital, has returned
home. 1t was found necessary to
amputate one finger, and the injured
member is getting along all right
but slowly.
Quite number of our citizens went
Granaia TO last Saturday to attend the
auction sale of fvarious chattels belong
ing to the Taylors Owing to the
measures taken by some one interest
ed, the sale was suddenly stopped
and those who attended were disap
pointed in procuring the bargains
they h,ld expected.
The Lamar register., 1898-05-14
Notice.

In order to suit the convenience of
our patrons the Register will change
its day Of publication to "Wednesday.
1t viii be issued as usual next Satur-
day and then on Wednesday, May
25, and thereafter ON Wednesdays
The Lamar register., 1898-05-14
Crescent Victims.

DIR. J. A. Strong,
NJ H Beyeridge.
Lucy Edmunds,
Charley oDonnell,
Mrs. W A. Leonnrd,
Fred Kelsey.
Are the latest 90 be attacked with the
bicycle fever. and each Of them has
ordered Crescent. They know.
You see them everyNhere- Cres-
cents
The Lamar register., 1898-05-14
Hail Insurance.

You can insure your wheat and
other crops against loss by hail, by
calling on J. b. Traxler.
Washington sentinel., 1898-03-12
HOws This?

Hows Thts2
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward 10 any case OF Catarrh that cannot
be cured by Halls CatarTh Cure.
F. ]. CHENEY & Co, Prop,
Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned. haYe known F.
]. Cheney Tor the last IS years, and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions, and financially
able to carry out any obligation made
by their firm.
West & Truax, Whole ale ruggists,
Toledo, o
WaldinR, Kinnan & Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. Price
7Sc. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Testimonials free.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
Washington sentinel., 1898-03-12

ludicrous. To the Western mind
it is revolving. Round the sides
of the principal court yard are
placed a series OF carved and
painted tableaux, representing the
terrible tortures inflicted upon the
lost in the Buddhist hell. The
models are so curiously made and
painted that they call forth only
smiles, though had they been ex-
ecuted with any approach to real
ism, a more revolving spectacle
coald scarcely have been con-
ceived. In front of the "horrors"
sit ioitune tellers, gamblers, dem
fists, pastry cooks, quacks and ped
lars, who are all busily engaged in
attending to the worldly wants Of
the worshippers. The dc alers in
incense sticks and printed prayer
papers are in great request. Those
who are fond Of uninviting spec
tacles make their way to the exc
cution ground. This is surrounded
by shops where pottery is made.
When not required for executions
the ground is used for drying got
terry, Unfortunately it is only too
frequently occupied by the officers
who administer the death penalty.
Ten to twenty criminals often meet |
their fate at the same time. The
average number OF executions is
three hundred each year. InI8ss |
no less than fifty thousand rebels |
were beheaded on this ground. |
The wooden crosses that lean
against the walls are used in the
of females and criminals
of the worst kind. These offend
ers are first fastened to the crosses
Ind then cut to pieces. II not so
executed they are strangled.
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FLOODS IN THE ORIENT.
Thousands In China and Japan suf-
fer from storms of Unusually
Severe Character.

Vancouver, B. c., Sept. e2.-Advices
from the orient by the Empress of In
dia state that China and Japan have
been visited by thunderstorms and
disastrous floods, in which many hun
dreds of people have lost their lives,
The region north of All Shang noun
tains has been inundated for hundreds
OF miles by the Yellow river. Several
hundred thousand persons have been
plunged into the deepest distress and
many into absolute penury, which
local authorities are unable to all
leviate.
British Consul Butler, at Kiung-
Chow, has requested the American
consul, DIR. Bedloe, at Canton, to urge
the viceroy to send soldiers to Nodoa.
near Hollow, to protect the lives and
property of American missionaries in
that district. Rev. DIR. P. w. McClin-
took and Rev. w. j. Lewerett, of the
American Presbyterian mission. dis
trlct OF Hainan, were obliged to fly
for their lives and seek protection of
the British consul at Hoichow. Re-
ports OF the rebellion in Hainan indi-
cate renewed outbreaks of the freed
society, band of thieves and robbers
who have been Strengthened by pi-
rates. This lawless army has commit
ted many repredations in the Hollow
country.
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than his own,

What is pertorce integrity to the but
falo is considered barefaced lack of
method by the chameleon. What reads
ability or perspicacity or perfection of
treatment to the chameleon is translated
dastardly cowardice and bewildering
and unnecessary complication by the
buffalo. One is willy, insinuating and
deceptive, rejoicing in treatment of
warfare as scientific problem wrought
from the rough into a pattern unsus-
pected by any but the most artistic Of
intriguers; the other is a touch and go
hero, with defiance for his first weapon,
audacity for his second and stand and
deliver exactions for his third.
Is the buffalo vanquished he storms
and struggles, and in some casessd dies in
durance vile, but in any case vigorous
yunrenunciative of one iota Of his theo-
ries or principles-just great soul
maltreated, pin pricked into recalcitrant
submission. If the chameleon is master
ed, he turns slowly in the sun, thus
eyading any perceptible evidence of fail
ure, and. revealing himself of another
color, shifts any responsibility by thus
eloquently bidding his adversary believe
he was not that chameleon, but his
neighbor.
Judge Delno in the present instance
held the characteristics of the buffalo
to some extent, if not wholly. It had
been his portion to deal with the
worthy and the unworthy, with spurious
and genuine metal. He had practiced
his profession in one Of the greatest
metropolises Of the world. He knew the
elusive tendencies of villains, their dis
like to calling spade spade, their
nerves of steel and their methods Of
iron. He recognized, like all students
of human nature, that there is more
ability displayed in practiced villainy
than is often considered tenable in the
highways and byways of practiced in
tegrity. In measure he was crippled
because in a strange country and among
strange faces.
He listened to Desmoulins patiently.
There was no evidence in his we'll gov
erned countenance of his recognition of
his adversaries' strong and weak points
When Desmoulins had finished, Judge
Delno inclined his head
g l am to understand, them he re-
marked, "that you place the case for
your friend the Count de Lacaze, owing
to his inability to speak fuently in our