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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-20

Morris and Shires for school direc-
tors stand for intelligence and pro-
sress in local educational affairs Elect
lpth
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-20

Of the presidents New England recep-
ton he must be lone sOmer than ever
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-20

Jones, Rinsland and Fowler are the
peoples candidate for assessor. They
owe nothing to bosses or corporations.
They will be elected tomorrow by the
votes of the small property-owning Gle
ment who want an honest assessment
and fair deal.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-20

By means of the thirty page edition
the Troy Record has given an exhibit
of the mercantile and industrial re-
sources of the collar and cuff metrop-
oils which Is as creditable to the pap
er as to the city. 1t is fine example
Of progressive journalism dedicated to
public usefulness.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-20

Mr.. Sibley's logic had the effect Of
drawing the fire of masked batteries
on all sides.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-20

The Democratic party is an unsafe
executor of public trusts. Don't let it
continue TO misgovern Scranton.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-20

We had neighb who suffered from
called it, He always taking soda baths
and fusng with cutcura onmn and reoyent lie
any scratching whenever he thought himself unohscryed
skin and little drop Of places
then All noticed ath had ANNOYANCE
for knowing at lie had haued
three asked him what remedy had finally so
desirable and he told me Ripans TSbues
But Rpans 1abuIes merely indigestion
-
Of the that indigestion manfessibef"
ncghbor CioOdy his naue) takes Of
he has either indigo
decided relief him be able
sKasching
y
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-20
REPuBL1cAN NOMINATIONS.

SCRANTON, FEBRUARY 20, 1899.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-20

For the party's sake lay aside per-
sonal feeling and vote tomorrow for
Alpir
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-20

A young woman from England who was
visiting the Liebig family at Munich re-
Gently was stricken with typhoid fever,
and her physicians looked for her death
at any moment 1t occurred to Baron
Won Liebig that possibly he might save
her II the foods given her were digested
prior to entering the stomach. lie sent
for tender young chicken, cut 1t up and
macerated 1t with a few drops Of hy-
drochloic acid. The acid practically di-
Sested the meat and tho pulp was given
TO the pativut, in very small quantities at
first. The girl recovered, and now, notes
a foreign correspondent the Munich pa
pers arc ringing the changes ON the fact
as something awful to cpntemplate-that
not even a friend under Liebig's roof is
safe from his experiments.
Perhaps the heaviest load ever hauled
by horse power in the United States was
successfully transported through Ihs
streets Of Pittsburg one day last week.
1t consisted of two large armor plates
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-08
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Webster Dictionary 26C.
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WI nronrs ,>p rnr1Aw
~ 80 rsngle To- city Anairs witch May. Or
MAJ Not, Concern rat

MAJ Not. Concern q rat
whcre s,s ms 20 be a small decoction
VI troub between the attorney Of
1nis city aud the common council. Ac
ssaiding 90 currout reports. Mr. Hughes
~ q si-ous u adm nistering law In be
Ersif Of the city in hypodermic doses.
'sNfbh several - the members fall in
~fth Mr. Hughes pan. they at the
,zause time think that Mr. Hughes ad-
rnfzEeters such large and copious doses
80 she law 40 stated intervals that an
.ss.i..,tant should be called in 10 help
lea hold the svringc 10 seems that
hs Mayor shares the views % The sew
sal members and is auAious 90 assist
e che selection of such assistant for
T Hughes while it is true that Mr.
frsTies is young in public life % can
nrt be denied that in a Greco Roman
srfstle with Kent and Blackstone, he
a some uew nunts. hold and throw
fli.ks which 90 hsst startlo. then puI
rrrre these very necessary and Ia
urfltcd legal individuals Mr Hughes
"a urrll up iu law. Since hc is Re
trsf biioan city attorney 10 is absolutely
Hnrrsasary that be thould be We dare
ar that ~ driven o. pinch Dee could
..lar and pray ia law. The fact that
.nf is not backward in interpreting be
aW 10 what is worrying the couuci.
r1nt body wants a special brand of
stg. done p 10 original packages aud
EGaied, 'ulass, handle with care
Efr hughes having been elected on a
a9tA platform, has given the law a
7sS low cast and this fact pcrturbs the
- ols They want none u Hughes
tcid cure.
over aud above all this alleged dis.
aasu sjon, no one knows the exact cause
~ lhe seismic Disturbances in city a..
1Grs. 10 is believed, however. that
.ae smell arises from che sanitary dc
.J.estnent From ell the Loader eau
iotrr, q short time ago rat died la.
.ostate on the premises Of ono OF the
rr,smbcrs This fact WAS duly aud sol
srruuly reported az the next session OF
ste council, ~ being. la fact. the reg
a. report Of the sanitary board Mr.
as1ghce was called on Co venture lc-
Eal opinion a. 90 the disposition OF thc
rsHt Quickly culling The autheritics
NJ Hughes held that "thc rat being
tu Che cnvirons OF death 40 specific de-
Section could be made regarding his
assimilation By the sanitary commit
r.oc This opinion did not suit th,
.srrznci, or majority thereof. and Ga,
a " attorney was taken 20 task
The tight wages bitterly. and asid,
tr1m the rat proposition no one know.
e~hat 70 Is all about 10 "a hinted thai
laa effort will be made by certain
rUcmbers Of the council 90 take away
"a ty attorneys bar certificate
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Special sale on CaDeS Jackets
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Leader Sale continues all Ueeh

The cliored wora M bggIc Berry
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They were fret carefully paiut,o
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over one Thousand dollars. Aside from
the color work there are scores OF re-
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may have an accurate idea of them
See publishers announcement be- an
other coluni The price Is so 'ents,
free by nail address the publishers,
Wilmer Atkinson Co. Philadelphia.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-08
Scrofula, a Vile
Inheritance.

scrofula Is the most obstinate Of blood
troubles. and is often the result Of an
Inherited taint in tho blood g. s 81.
is the only remedy which goes deep
enough 10 reach scrofula; IL forces out
every trace Of the disease, and cures
the worst eases.
NJ son. Charlie, was afaieted from infancy
With sefofiia. aud be suffered % ihatit wa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-08

Constipation means the accumula.
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DISCHARGED daily. aud unless this is
done the foul matter is absorbed aud
poisons the system. Use hERBtNE 70
bring about regularity OF the bowels
Price io cents SOLD by r. B. Lille g.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-08

impossible to dress him
fof three years Hts
heal and body we're q
mass of sores and his
syeslrht also became
affected No treatment
was spared thnt vel
thnueht would relieve
hIm hut nr grew worse
until nIf condition wnf
indeed nItIa NHIl
alm InsUfIr 0f NlH
ever being CHTUI. when
hF fne HI rUf frIHuf
we gave hIm
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Advertisements ln this column lc per line
each insertion, 30 Advertisement tAhth TOT
less than n tents
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WASTED inpoludso oi clean cott1ura
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wANrEn TO trade 100 acre farm 10 Lln
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LOD0E DIRECTORY.
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Thursday evening uf each week al ~
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Visiting Wprkmcn always welcome
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OKLAHOMA En.ampmcnt So D. no % o..
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fiiei nH.Iffmrnt WAS the result and sitter
E nj. frur. IraHlfHl condition fnuII have
fe.. .rU...f lIm. All tnn s.rsa ul UI. body
haU boo .. Doe skin ls perfectly UIrHr and
fu. .'h, and hc has been 0esf.fra tn periect
health. Wra MaHuV.
EI hIu st. Macon, ea.
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Millinery sale continues at the
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Have you a cold9 A dose ot BAL
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Cupss Jackets and coijarettes
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Money to patent FooA idrAa may "a sec
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For real blood troubles it is waste
OF time GO expect "a cure from the doc
tors Blood diseases are beyond their
skill. swift's Specific.
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co. &u. trains connect lt south hchlvs.
Ter win the M k e n for the NORTH ana
south ana al Wlaler with Frisco trAins.
rur anv further Information address
N HOLDEN NrAnic MEr,
south a eAlesicr. / I
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Railroad Time Tables
A T a s. r.

A. Il. A \. =.
SOUTH. FAST AND WEST
fArrtvc Iravr / Arrive Arrive
No Guthrte Guthrie Is City chicago.
Al tOam b.nam 900 pm 8.4a am
i0s a tO um t0um q fn am no M pm
a. smam Local Freight
IN Ia AZ am Local Freight
SOUTH. SOUTHEAST AND WEST
III Arrive T,eava Arrive Arrive
No Guthrie Guthrie FtWorth Galyean
to5 ia Cd pm q. y pan e.h pm b am
t0s i0 al nm id t3 pm s.h am 1n pm
tn 40 am LocM Freignt
NJ CoRKrNs. AGENT
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-26
PAY DIRT ON ANVIL CREEK
Encouraging Prospects for Miners About
Nome City, Alaska.
Louis Lane of California Took Out
$4,000 in Fourteen Work
ing Days.

SAN FRANCISCO, July CA cores
pendent of the Bulletin writing from Nome
City, Alaska, says: II have talked with
Louis Lane, son of Charles d. Lane of the
Utica mine in California Young Lane
came ere about four months ago and has
had good locations. He showed me a bag
of gold and said that in fourteen working
days he had taken out fifty-five pounds of
gold, $4,000, from claim on No. 8 Anvil,
rock. The claim adjoining his is down to
red dirt below ice and as high as s42 has
been taken from a single pan: Claims are
1920 by ego feet, so about four claims run
to the mile. Anvil creek is about eight
miles in length, so thirty to forty locations
control the entire creek.
Up to the present time probably 5000
locations have been recorded in this dis
trict. Many of them, majority in fact.
We're located by powers of attorney. These
have been and are being jumped all over
the district, the miners not recognizing the
right to take up claims in this manner
Nome City is located on a slight mesa.
back from the beach about 200 feet. Lots
are staked off 100 by 800 feet, and the
whole Plateau is staked, not only for town
lots. but also mining locations Trouble
will also ensue over town lots as new ar
rivals claim 100 by 800 constitute unfairly
large lots.
"A few log houses have been erected but
this is mainly city of tents.
Jerry Wilson, formerly Mendocino,
Cal, county official. is one of the most ex-
tensive mine owners in the city and the
Collin bay districts He has located bought
and bonded upward of 100 claims.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-26
Hotel Arrivals.
July %, 1899

Arlington-J. A Donald, New York: c. C
Beaman, New York; Geo. Osins. Detroit.
Ebbitt-F. C. Raymond, R. L. Stafford
New York; j. 7. Phillips, Wilkesbarre
Pa; p. ]. Lynch. Philadelphia.
Metropolitan-H. d. Morse, South Caro-
lima; ]. H. Thomas, Wilmington, n. C; w
E. Ward, Pittsburg; N. d. Carter, Cincin-
natl.
Raleigh-D. L. Hough, New York; II. F.
Sloane, Kansas City; A. H Harris, North
Carolina; NJ. c. Carroll Atlanta, Ca.
Riggs-D Boyd, Griffin, Ga q. NJ. Bryan
Galveston. Texas; II. w. Jones. Mime
apolis; j. l.. Morehead, North Carolina
Shoreham-L. n. Bloom, Louisville, Ky;
V. kercus, st. Louis; C. II. Read, Fits
burg; ]. 7. Anderson, Richmond, Va.
Wellington-J. w. Hussey, New York; r.
NJ. Fisher, Wisconsin; r. S Anderson, St
Louis; M S. Leake, San Francisco Cal.
W. ID. White, Camden, n. ].
Willard-J. II. Grace, Philadelphia; ]. J.
Smith, Rochester, n. Y; W. \. Forester,
Pittsburg; W. b. Aver, Bangor, Me.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-26
The Birney Boys Drowning.

To the Editor of The Evening Star:
The paragraph in yesterdays Star men
tioning the funeral of my dear boys re-
peats an error which has appeared in all
press notices of the catastrophe in which
they lost their lives, and which it is due
to truth and to the memory of my little
hero James, should be corrected without
delay. The press statements have reversed
the positions of the two boys. 1t was
Arthur, the elder, who was knocked over
board by the jibing sail. and James, a
child of only fourteen years and yet in
knickerbockers. who. without thought for
himself instantly sprang among the white
caps and essayed a rescue which a strong
man could not have accomplished. That
after reaching his brother, who as he
knew. was but a poor swimmer, he could
not hold him Up, was due only to his lack
of strength. Those who knew the boys
and their inseparable companionshfp will
recognize in this act of heroic devotion
only the last example of the loving, ten
der and thoughtful solicitude which this
brave and unselfish child had always shown
for his older but less vigorous brother.
To the many, many friends who have
written Mrs. Birney and me to express
der our era teful Acknowledgements.
ARTHUR A. BIRNEY.
July %, 1899.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-26
In Memorinu.

ALEXANDER In loving remembrance of my dear
daughter. HELEN ALEXANDER. who departed
this life three years ago today, July %, 1896.
How could bear this heavy cross,
The loneliness and cruel pain,
Did Rot know earthly loss
Is Gods eternal gain2
BY HER MOTHER, ELIZA ALEXANDER.
mother. MARGARET A. T.. TYLER. who de-
parted this life years ago today, July
20. 1892.
Good night. will meet the morning
When sorrow and signing DER,
Fer bright scenes Of glory await us
With tle loved who has passed on before
BY HER DAUGHTERS. EMMA BURRJS AND
SARA A. TYLER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-26
HEALTH OF THE DISTRICT.
The Death Rate Fifteen Per Cent
Lower Thnn Week Before

The mortality in the District declined dur
ing the past week over II per cent, as COM
pared with the week before. There were
115 deaths. of which 65 were white and 30
colored. The annual death rate fell from
25.23 to 21.34 per each 1000 of the whole
population, that for the white being 1855
and for the colored 29.29. There were 16
fatal cases of diarrhoeal diseases, as against
81 by the last report, 2 of typhoid fever and
one Of whooping cough. OF diseases of
brain and nervous system there were II
deaths, = of which were from cerebro-spinal
meningitis and l from heat exhaustion.
Of diphtheria there We're Ii cases in quar-
antine at the close of the last report. Dur
ing the week > new cases were reported and
one was discharged, leaving p cases in
isolation, in 16 premises.
There were ~ cases of scarlet fever I'M
der observation at the close of the last re-
port. During the week new cases &C.
CURED and were discharged, leaving "a
cases, with warning cards in ~ premises.
The mean weather conditions prevailing
throughout the week We're: Temperature Of
the atmosphere. 80 degrees: barometer,
29.S-1. and relative humidity, ~. The rain
fail was 1.26 inches. with westerly winds
averaging miles per hour. The thermom-
eter registered G3 degrees on the 18th in
slant, rising to "a degrees on the 22d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-26

CI.AGETT On Tuesday Shy o. 1899 at his
residence. 2015 q street northwest. at 1920
pm, DORSEY CLAiETT. youngest son If the
late Darius and Providence Dorsey Clagett, IN
the fifty-siNrh year of his age.
Funeral from his late residence ut pm. on Fri
day. July %. IntemcnI Oak liill. Kindly
omit flowers. =
FLEMING. The remains OF MICHAEL. ]. FIEM-
ING will be ed from the vault at Mount
oliyet cemetery Thursday, July %, 1888, and
be buried 2:30 pm.
JACOBS. On Monday. July "a 1929, at 80 y m,
at her residence in Philadelphia. Pa. ROSA ID.
JACOBS. daughter Of Dorset and Adelia RUley.
Interment at Congressional ctniotery.
WOOD. On July %. 1889 HARRIET f.. WOOD,
wife Of William 7. Wood, in the seventy-third
year OF her age.
She will he buried at the Congressional cemetery
Funeral private, Thursday, July %, at
pm. from her late residence, 4S7 Maryland
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-26
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
White--William R. A. Gordon and Agnes
I. Haley; Frank Dudley and jamie
Schloser; Richard H. Brooks and George
T. Stewart; Albert Y. Burgess and Eliza
beth Underwood; Charles Wolsey Baxter
and Mary M. Sandstrum; Charles. E. Sauer
and Emma A. Wendell. both of Baltimore.
Md. Robert Lloyd Much and Hattie May
Smallwood: Burton B. Crump jr., and Lena
A. Chrisholm both of Charlottesville, Va;
Theodore A. Young of Luchetts. Va, and
M. Margaret Brusley of this city; Charles
ID. Blaine and Emma l.. Peake; Alonzo J.
Marsh of Linden, Nd, and Martha b.
Klase of this city; Thomas II. Sterrin and
Sarah A. Griffe.
Colored-William Wood and Annie Waites;
Horace Clark and Letta V. Tolson; BenJa-
min Cole and Sarah Dorsey; Richard A
West and Stella V. Jones.