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Evening journal., 1898-04-01
DELAWARE COUNTY DEMOCRATS.


Chester, Pa, April THE Demo-
cratic County Committee reorganized
last night by electing Horace Jackson,
of this city, chairman; e. G. n Watts
and J Frank Beatty, secretaries, ard
w. II. Nelson. treasurer The meet
ing vas largely attended and proved
exciting, as it was given out that an
attempt would be made to capture the
committee in the interest of certain
Democratic state leaders for the gov
ernorship fight. The contest. IL was
thought would be between Charles
Crawford, of clifton. chairman Of the
old committee, and DR.. F. +. FOrwood
OF tn city, but Crawford and RCi-
wood both withdrew, leaving Jackson
TO be elected without opposition. Both
factions are now claiming control Of
he committee, and the battle will be
fought out when it comes time TO elect
four delegates to the s.a-e convention.
Crawford, It IS said, viii be one of the
delegates, and the others named are w.
II. Nelson and John Moore The OPP
position to Crawford Is based on the
allegation that he is too close TO Pro-
Honorary Mathues, who Is 4 ReIu5li-
can He announced Wednesday nigh
sidt Lt would be in favor G.. lhv silver
DOlscrat as chai.n ln hence his with
,,rlwcl and FcrVod said Yesterday
that he would suDpJi, a str1ight-out
Democrat for the Office anl IL satisfied
yitl TacksOn's election
Evening journal., 1898-04-01
INTERESTED PEOPLE.

tising patent medicine In the pc
WAY. in which the proprietor oi
+ Balsam for Coughs and Colds
is indeed wonderful Tie authorilcs
'sgists 90 give 20 those who call for
lmnic bottle Frro. that they may
'efore purchasing. The large bottles
nd SOC. We certainly would adNiSe
II may save you from consump-
Evening journal., 1898-04-01

by any star that might be called brill
liant.
In the northeast a star, may be
seen rising higher and higher the ex-
uberaut splendor OF which cannot fail
10 arrest the Observers attention. This
s the beautiful star Arcturus, the
brightest fixed star north Of the eQua-
tor and the fourth In the whole list OF
the stars OF the first magnitude.
Evening journal., 1898-04-01
PRIsnNERs sICK.

here are several cases of sickness
he Jail. Dr. John J. Black makes
daily rounds there. Two cases Of
bps have developed in the past few
Evening journal., 1898-04-01

JADE AGAINST BEER WAGONS
lgetOn, April Frank Fitzhugh.
lrives a beer wagon for his father,
Fitzhugh, who keeps Fitzhugh
at Cenreton, and also a bOttling
iishment, was convicted before
h Applegate yesterday Of selling
i'm this city,ccntrary to ordinance
and fined S25 and costs. This is
sginning Of crusade against beer
his. Fitzhugh appealed the case.
Evening journal., 1898-04-01
DCIAL AID PERSONAL NOTES

Try l.. Mckee was a visitor in this
yesterday.
ln II. Callahan visited his old
here yesterday.
Milton Davidson spent a short
here yesterday.
IS Minnie Reeves, who is quite i'll
|ashington, does not improve.
5 Lolita Borie has returned from @
i'm Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1898-04-01
DYSPEPSIA.
Heartburn. Gas
tritis and e.
EInmnnh nlanI

'ers positively cured. Grover Grahnm'
dyspepsia Remedy IS a specific One dos
emoyes all distress and a permanent cnf
I the most chronic and severe cases
,uarauteed. Do not suffer. a 50-cent boi
le viii convince the most skepti~al
gent. y. d. Danforth, Druggist
Evening journal., 1898-04-01
RRIILIANT THEATRfCAL FvEN1

BRILLIANT THEATRICAL EVENT
DeWolf Hopper's brilliant comic
opera, "El Captain" continues the
most pronounced success Of the present
season, and one of huge proportions.
The sparkling music, the excellently
written hbrettO and the brilliant
scenic production Of the opera, have
been highly praised on every hand
while Mr.. Hopper's personal success in
he screamingly funny role of FL Capt.
tan. is as pronounced, If not greater
han in any he has ever played. Edna
Wallace-Hopper has distinguished her
self as Estrelda, a herO-wOrshiping Co
luette. and by her admirable method
lhe has attained a degree Of prominent
favor. which places her in the front
rank of comic opera actresses. Miss
Bertha Waltsinger the prima donna Of
he company, sings delightfully."-, looks
and acts divinely, and, together with
Edmund Stanley, the popular tenor;
Alice Hosmer. the contraltO, always
excellent, and Thomas s. Guise, the
baritone, make up a quartet of singers
lnequalled in the ranks of light comic
opera. In fact, the work Of the entire
cast is in thorough accord and har-
mOny with that of the star and with
The able assistance of a grand chorus
Of fifty voices. environed by scenic
plendor made brighter by rich cos
tunes, elaborate gowns and exquisite
draperies, all cOnspire to make it one
Of the most perfect and complete oper-
ltic productions ever seen on the stage.
Nr. Hopper, with his gr Ut host OF
fingers. musicians and comedians, with
Ell Captains" inspiring marches, stir
ring ensembles and delightful melO-
lies, will for the first time awaken the
merry echoes of the Grand Opera
House tomorrow evening.
Evening journal., 1898-04-01
AHUSBNEHTS.

BRIGHTER, WHITTIER, FUNNIER.
"A Stranger in New York" is Mr.
Hoyt's latest work, and it is built
much on the same lines as the famous
"A Trip TO Chinatown" but is is
claimed that it is brighter than it's pop
ular predecessor, contains more gen.
uine humOr, wittier lines, funnier sltu-
ations, and the music, Of which there
is an abundance, is of that catchy or
der that every number can be readily
whistled or hummed after once heard.
The cast that viii be seen here is the
original, and is without dOubt the
strongest ever organized. The list in
clues Harry Conor, the original Well
md string in a Trip to Chinatown;
George Beane, Arthur Pacie, Amelia
stone Lloyd Wilson, of the same COM
pany, who made a successful tour of
Australia; Harry Gilfoil, whose WON
derfuily clever whistling speciality and
unique limitations have made him ia
nous; Lillian Florence Wickes, Sallie
Randall, of the original "a Milk White
Flag" cast; John Hyams, remembered
for his artistic work in the Original
production of Miss Philadelphia" and
last, but not least, Miss Sadie Marti-
not, one of the most brilliant women
now before the public. "A Stranger in
New York" will be presented at the
Opera House next Monday evening
precisely the same as given in New
York, everything used in the produc-
tiOn here being brought from Hoyts
Theatre. HOyt's comedies are very
popular with theatre-gOers Of this city
and it is not unnatural that "A
Stranger in New York" being the
latest work Of this popular writer OF
'arcic2l sllits. and coming here, as Il
does. almost direct from It's long run
n New York with the original cast
has created more than ordinary inter
est This Is evidenced by the heavy de-
mand for seats and the forming Of q
number of theatre parties.
Evening journal., 1898-04-01

IVInUUI HUIUHLllU
ASSOCIATION
Wilmington, Delaware.
WHERE TO BUY.
Wholesale Groceries.
Harvey & slsler.
G.. w. Lodge & Son.
A. ]. Hart.
w. ID. Mullen Co.
Dry Goods.
Kennard & Co.
Crosby & Hill.
G.. a. Llppincott.
u. b. Riley.
Clothing.
j. 4. Munln & Son.
Snellenburg & Son.
Thos. II. Penuock & Co.
Boston Clothing Co.
Jas. IT, Wright
Furniture and Carpets.
N. Megary & Son.
VIM. McElwee.
]. & J. N Harman.
Bdw. II. Brennan.
Notions.
Daniel Ross.
| s. II. Staats.
Gents Furnishing Goods.
J. p. Doughten & Co
Humphrey Bros.
Hatters.
Chas. z. Dubell
Jewellers.
C. f. Rudolph.
Sam'l IL. Baynard.
Retail GrOcers.
Hanscom Bros.
Jas. Morrow e. Son.
Frank p. Turner.
Glass and Queensware.
VIM. Lawton.
| l. Lewis Row.
Brewers.
Joseph Stoeclle.
John a. Lengel.
! Hartmann & Fehrenbach.
Harness and Trunk s.
Frank S. Dure Co.
| Dure q Townsend Co.
Joshua Conner.
Carriages aud Bicycles.
McLear & Kendall Co.
sam1 J.. White Carriage Co.
Druggists.
n. B. Danforth.
| u. James Belt
Hardware and Cutlery.
Delaware Hardware Co.
Sigler & Woodward
Life Insurance.
Herbert N. Fell.
Electric Supplies.
Delaware Electric Supply Co.
Books and Stationery.
E. S. R. Butler & Son.
Hotels.
Clayton House.
| Central Hotel.
Hotel Jennings.
Restaura nts.
| A. l.. Ainscow.
photographer.
J. Paul Brown.
Musical instruments.
Robelen & Co.
Boots and Shoes.
John nicvey.
| Hiclmans.
Stoves and Housefurnishir
Goods.
Reese & Bro.
Wholesale Produce CommissiO
IT. n. StaytOn.
Leather and Rubber BeItin
Thos Mccomb
Delaware Construction compan
Alvan R. Morrison.
The above-named firms are meI
| bers of the Merchants and Manufa
| turers' Association of Wilmingto
] They have subscribed literally to
fund whereby we have been enabl
10 pay for advertising, entertainme
OF guests, and other expenses that M
be incurred by running trade excu
sions TO this city. We ask the kind Z
tention of the public to each and all
| these firms who have shown that the
Is yet enterprise in our city.
THE COMMITTEE,
Evening journal., 1898-04-01

Beautiful Panels, Easter week, COM
mencing Saturday, April q Grand
Union Tea Co., 609 King.
Evening journal., 1898-04-01

Frank Raggio, william Hogan Paul
Grain 10. James Connel, James Tangs-
ley. All we can say is it's the groat-
ost thing on earth. Oh account OF the
great -XpOsure we endured during the
severe Winter, every one OF us suffered
with rheumatic pains. We each secured
a bottle OF Munyon's Rheumatism cure
ana every man in the house feels perfect
ly we, after using the tablets. Ihey
WORKED like charm"
Nun on's rheumatism Cure never fails
TO re- eve I'm one TO three hours, ana
cures n a few days. Munyon's Dyspepsia
Cure positively cures all forms of indi-
gestiou and stomach trouble, Munyon's
Ki6ncv cure speedily cures pains In the
back. oins, or groins, and all forms or
isidnp, disease. Price % cents. MUNYON'S
Nerve Cure stops nervousness ana huildA
up IN. system Price % cents. Mum
yon's 0atarIh Remedies never fail The
Catarrh cure eradicatcs the disease from
he stcm and the Catarrh Iableis
cleanf and heal the parts. Munyon
Asthma Cure and Herbs relieve asthma
I'm thr.e minutes and cure IN five days.
A 0arate cure FOR each disease. AZ
an drs rgista. mostly ~ cents vial. ier-
-onal etters 10 Prof. Munyon, 900 Atcin
street Philadelphia. Pa, answered WIN
free medical advice for any disease
Evening journal., 1898-04-01
BRAVE FIREMEN.
Munyou Cures a Whole Company
Frustrated by Exposure.

The dremen OF the No. engine COM
pany. Louisyille, ky., sent the iollowing'
signed William Haage Frank McCrory,
Evening journal., 1898-04-01

WILMINGTON BOUND FOR NEW
YORK.
Washington. April 1.-The gunboat
Wilmington arrived OF jacksonville
Yesterday on her way to New York for
repairs
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SPRING CONSULTATIONS.

The Winter consultations, which for
several months have so brilliantly III
I'D the nocturnal skies, are gradually
passing away, making room for those
which are heralding the genial season
1f Spring and Summer. Andromeda
has set. and the splendid constella-
tons Of Orion and the Two Dcss are
on the point of sinking beneath the
western horizon. The principal con-
steliation that about O'Clock in the
April evenings viii be on or very close
% the meridian. are Leo, Leo
and Hydra. or the Lion
IS a fine constellation and the fifth OF
.hese that constitute that light belt
he zodiac within which the sun and
neon and planets perform their mo-
ion amongst the stars, North and
-outh Of Leo there are two constella-
Ions Of modern origln-LeO Minor, or
he Lesser Lion. in the north, ard Sex
ans. or the SeXtant. in the south. Hy-
Ira. or the Water Serpent, with Crater
or the Cup, and COrvus. or the Raven
m Of which really form one constella-
lion. extends over a large space, and.
though important, is not distinguished
Evening journal., 1898-04-01
Nd plnanhrlnr.

NOTICE.. BARBARA MANI. THE
owner and occupant OF the house situated
a. the northeast corner of Third and
Adams streets, I'm tho Third wardin thecity
Of WILMINGTON, county OF New Castle and
state If Delaware. in compliance with the
requir ments OF the acts of the General
q Assembly In such case made and pro-
vided, do hereby give notice that / shall
lpply In writing TO the Court of General
Sessions Of the State Of Delaware, I'm and
Tor N W Castle county, on Monday, the
18th d. OF May, 1898, being the next term
OF SAID court for a license for said
house as an inn or tavern. for the sale
therein OF intoxicating liquors, in less
quaint les than one quart. to be drunk on
the ri misses. and the following respect
able 81 izens OF said ward, at least twelve
Of VIII m are substantial freeholders Of
said ard. recommend the said applica-
lion. viz.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-10-07
Curious Facts.

Forty per eens Of the heat OF an ordin.
AIRY stove goes up the chimney.
The smallest COW in the wor Ia IL 10 be
found in the Samoan islAuds.
When the planet Mars is nearest the
earth Il Is &c .0c0. 600 milrs away.
The California woodpecker will carry
an acorn thirty miles TO store /, in its
nest.
In Russia servants sIss their mistress =
hands both at morrink and evening
greeting.
The longest canal in the world is in
Russia Il extends from ST. Petersburg
to the frontier OF China aud lie nearly
45O0 milss long.
10 Peru it was once the custom for
domestic servants to have two Of their
front teeth extracted. Their absence
inl,cated their ssrvitnde.
Toe driIl Of the Roman soldiers was
exceedingly severe. 1t comprised not
only the use of arms, but running
umping, climbing, wrestling, swimming
b ,th naked and in full armor.
Paper floors for dwelling houses are
coming into use in Germany. They are
formed OF several thicknesses of stout
paper, dampened, pasted and rolled.
They have no creTices or joints to har-
bur duet or vArmints, and are yielding
tj the feet.
The largest hornets nest that has ever
been taken uudamaged was more than a
yard in circumference and one foot four
inches in length. II was found suspend
ed from the roof OF house on the Earl
of Ciarendon's estate, and weighed
barely three pounds. II was said to
contain 73n insects.
The deepest lake in the world so far as
known, is lake BaiAal, in Siberia. While
nine thousand square miles is its area or
nearly as large as lake Erie, 1t is four
thousand to $500 feet deep, go that it
contains nearly as much water as lake
Superior. Its surface is 1850 feet above
the sea level and its bo.tom is nearly
1900 feet below 1t.
Quite quantity Of toast packed in bar
rels, an article made OF stale buns split
through the middle and toasted, is i'm
ported from the Unitea States into Can
ada. 1t is bought in solely by Morse
people along the border in the Algoma
district, who eat soups. Lately the dis
covery has been made that the Firms
have been smuggling tobacco packed be-
tween the toast.
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ALL SORTS.

Theatrical companies in Mexico must
play everything they advertise or pay q
fine.
SuiDa,ra kerosine is at present form.
idable competitor In the Russian mar
aet. The supply seems to be unlimited.
With only bali as stroug feet "a the
English the French have i.34T lieuten-
ante and sub-lIeutenants, while England
has oulv l,24e.
In fifteen years Russia has sent p .0O6
persons to Siberia, fully 100, 900 relatives
OF prisoners having mpanied the sx-
lies with their own free will.
The hearing organ of animals is not
always located in their head In some
grass hoppers it is locat in the fore
lezs, and appears on the wings of many
insscts.
A hon hunter who bss made study OF
that animals peculiarities, Gays call lions
are let handed. When one ctr. .kes a
forcibls blow It always uses the lett
paw"
A rooster in Limestone, Me-, was
struck by lightning and der rived OF its
tail feathers save two. The chanticleer
survived the shock and the owner has
christened him Cervera.
The smallest and oldest sect in the
world isfoupd in the small city Of Nab.
sus, in north Palehtine. They have dee
fed the rsvageJ Of war, poverty and OPP
preston for over 3,00C years.
The man.faced crabs which swarm in
the island seas OF Japan are queer GREAT
ures. The boiy Is only abolt an inoh
in length, but it is coverd with head
which has face closely resem bling that
Of q Chinese cooley.
Some OF the natives in Australia have
queer idea OF beauty. They cut them-
selves with SHELLS, keep the wounds open
for long time, and when they heal
huge.scaTs are the result. These scars
al deemed highly ornamental.
II Is common Asiatic custom for the
brldegro Im to give chase to the bride
either on foJt, on horseback or in 8
canoe. II the bridegroom catches the
fugitIvs he claims her as his wife; other
wise the match lie broken of.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-10-07
MARRIED.

ICE-MURPHY.-In this city on
Wednesday, Sept. 2S, 1898, at the resi-
dence OF the officiating clergyman, Rev
G. G. Sperry, Mr.. Virgil Rice and Miss
Lulu Murphy.
The groom is son of j. N. Rice who
lives near Holley, and is well spoken OF.
The bride is said to be an excellent
young lady.-Tmes.
Portland on
Wednesday. Sept. 2S, 1898, Mr.. Frank
]. Raley and Miss Nj. Addice Skillman
The bride is the youngest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Skillman, OF this
city, and is perfect lady, of rare attain
ments. The fortunate groom is a we'll
to-do young attorney. The happy young
couple were the recipients of numerous
valuable presents, among which were
two checks, one for 81 900 and one fol
$500, an elegant piano, mahogany bee
room suite, etc.-Blownsville Times.
DERS0N-SNYDER.-On Sept.
1895, at the Evangelical parsonage il
Albany, by Rev. .. B. Strevfeller, NJ
Elmer Anderson and Miss Lena Sny
der, both OF Linn county.
WHEELER-DAVIS.-At the Baptis
parsonage in Albany, on Thursda,
evening September 29th 1898, by Rev
Ronald McKillop Hon. Jason Wheele
and Mrs. Elizabeth Davis. All o
Linn Co. Oregon.
They have the best wisher OF many.
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] rom the Indiana Star Press
---- -z-1-7l---G
he Legislature.

Little business of Importance waa done
in the senate yesterday before adjourn
ment. Besides the usual foolish invest
igating committees Wade introduced a
bill to give preference in public employ
ment to honorably discharged soldiers
and sailors.
In the house there was a long, silly de-
bate on permitting smoking in the halls,
already prohibited by resolution, ending
against the smoke. Some new bills were
the following:
Freeland, relating to compensation OF
county clerks and other county officers
Fixing the salary of Marion county clerk
at $3.50; deputies, $500; sheriff, $4,000 |;
deputies, $500; to take effect on the lst
of July, 1900.
Palmer, fixing the legal rate OF inter-
est at 6 per cent, or by contract.
Butt, relating to the right of persons
to examine public records and files.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-10-07

UEee he was known as Wi;iiam D
Bynum, bot later. a. he became better
known 10 the people, be dwindlsd away
until be became little billy bynum. and
later still he dwarfed until his own po
iilieal household would bave none o.
him. In IsSs he became the paid speak
ar OF the gold buegers and was mad,
chairman OF the gold bug national COM
mitsee. He stuck TO his Job As long As
the money lasted, but when his band
vas iorcibly Withheld from the party
treasury he threw up HE hands and
quit.-Siar Press.
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Ora

DEPART TIME SCHEDULES ARsrE
From Portland.
Fast Salt Lake, Denver, Fl Fast
Mail Worth, Omaha, KAN Mail
SPIN aas CITY, st Louis, TO m
Chicago and East.
Spokane Walla WaIls, Spok- Spokane
Flyer ane, Minneapolis. st Flyer
ppm Paul, Duluth, Mil 1905 m
wsukee. Chicago, &
East.
SPIN OCEAN STEAMSHIPS 4pm
All Sailing dates subject
to change.
For San franeisco-
all Oct. 2, 5. S,II,13,
7, %, %, 2s, %.
7pm To Alaska Pm
Sail August 8, D.
ann COLUMBIA RIVER 4pm
ExSnpdav STEAMERS. ExSunfay
saturday To Astoria and Way
Iopm Landings.
eam WILLAMETTE RIV. 4:30 p NJ
Exsun. Oregon Cits, EeEbetg, Ex Sun.
Salem & y Iy-Land's
Jam WILLAMETTE AND 30 pm
Tuesday, YAMhILL RIV Monday
Thurs., Oregon CITY, Dayton, We'd,
and Sat. and Way-Landz. and Sat
Gam WILLAMETTE RIy. 40 m
Tuesday Portland 70 Corvallis Tuesday
Thur aud Way-Land.nes. Thur,
and Sat. SDo SAs'
Lv RIparis LF Le.ls'on
I.45am SNAKE RIVER 5:45 n
Mon. Wed Ripsris to Lewiston Sun Tues
and Fri. anu AnuI'
WI. HURLBU RT,
zen. Pass Agent,
&C. RAWLINGS. Portland, oF.
Agent Albany.
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From the Waterman

From The Watchman
Mckinley, Hanna, Reed and company
opposed a declaration Of war Ggainsl
Spain until public sentiment overwhelm.
ed them and they were forced to yield to
the demands OF the American people.
VIXEN war was declared they forced up
on the country an unnecessary issue OF
bonds. They next claimed the war ~as
q Republican war aud sought to to turn
the credit due TO American patriotism
and the valor Of our army aud navy 10
political count. Incompetent men
were appointed to responsible positions
in the army because they had political
poll. Army camps were located in IN.
suitable places and individual railroad
companies profted through a monopoly
of the travel aud transportation to such
camps. The unnecessary suffering, dis.
ease and death inflicted upon our brave
eoldiers as g result Of incompetence of
the War Department has so aroused the
wrath and indignation Of al. homes. peo.
pie that the Republican party, which
wac responsible for the incompetent off,
cials will receive rebuke which they 80
richly deserve.
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THE

he best and yet simplest type w'lte
~ tnufaetured, the consummatlon Of tn
inventors art. An expert stenographe
after nsing many machines, says. 81 con
slider the Yost Writing Machine far super
or 10 any have yet used " Gall ut tn
OEMocaAT office and see one of the type
writer's that has to have perfect align
ment.
ALI Typewriters supplies ordered.
+, p. NUTTINa. Agent.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-10-07

The state legislature xill DO one very
eommendable thing II j. Enocks Mr..
Corbett out. A solar plexus would be an
excellent blow 10 deal bin. There is
plenty OF authority for this statement
from the Salem Statesman and other re-
pu blicAn papers. II put to vote Of the
people the snallness OF the vote received
by Mr.. Corbeit would show how empha:i-
cally the people are against his candida
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-10-07

The UNIVERSITY OF OREGON graduated
ast June the largest class in its history.
The class numbered thirty. The fall
term will begin September 10th. Stud
ents who have completed the tenth grade
branches can enter the sub-freshman
class. No examinations are required for
graduates Of accredited schools. Reason
able equi, alents are accepted for most of
the required entrance studies. Cata.
logues will be sent free to ali applicants.
Persons desiring information may sd.
dress the president, Secretary ]. ]. Wall
ton, or Mr.. Max A. Plum, all of Eugene,
Oregon. The courses offered are those
of good university. There are depart
ments of modern and ancient languages,
physics, chemistry, biology, geology
English, elocntion, advanced engineer
ing. astronomy, logic, philosophy, psy.
ehology, mathematics and physical edn.
cation. Music and drawing ia also
taught. The tuition is free. All stud
ents pay an incidental fee of ten dollars
yearly. Board, lodging. heat and light
In the dormitory cost $3.50 per week.
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Criticism is y g-sat royal American
right, and it is freely used, it must be,
else corruption would be more rampant
than il is. There is no one who may
not be criticised. All men are not e1-
pert critics though. and criticism come
tines does not go very far.
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One sign Of returning prosperity is the
offer, made last week, OF 1000 for a
seat in the New York stock exchange,
with no seller In fact. no seats are
being offered at any price. after the
panic year of 1898 seats were sold for 81
little as Sl3, 900.