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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-08
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ODD FELLOWS.

The firm OF Arnold a. Maine took
charge OF the building known as odd
Fellows Hall. "a Weybosset stree. last
saturday and have notified the tenants
TO Vacate as soon as convenient as they
want the entire building for other pur-
poses. Mr.. Maine says that for the pres
ent the building VIII remain as il is.
Al meeting held by the board of
trustees from the Odd Fellows on Sat
urday evening, a committee of three
was appointed to confer with the own
ers OF the land in reference 10 the nr,ce
OF the building. And IL is quite likely
that the odd Fellows will stand out for
nuch larger price than the owner ar
asvht , Oh the land VIII care To pay which
WIZ necessitate the appointing OF a
third arbitrator but IL Is expected
that the whole matter Will be settled
py the last of the month.
- me JOINT committee from Roger Will
haihs ana Westminster lodges havn
insl anu appointed the following c)m-
sni.,ees; CHAIRMAN, Henry Bischof:
49, charles $. Cook; treasurer
Seo, >. Amidon. Committee on day and
uIhner, Josiah r. Ordway. William Fu-
uerer, brother Haslam. Harry FuIford.
.oHifhlttee on games Gev - Amfdon
Harry Fulford. Fred Mason: commit,
zee 9h printing, William Fuderer. Broth
er inomas. II. t. BUSHNELL: tea. cof-
se anu spices, Fred Mason and Charles
;. Cook. The committee finally declded
10 make the date Saturday. July 20. ana
the place Rhodes-o the Pawtuxet.
MT. vernon Lodge was visited nj its
,ast meeting by the ID. ID. @. M. David
-. Dyer accompanied by Past Grand.
~ TuIilIilngs or Roger Williams Lodge
: ng,e was small attendance but the
uainmons made IL interesting
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-08
QUESTION OF WAGES
Has Nol eesn Settled Yet BY The Tin Plate
Com3an'es and EmpIoves.

Chicago, July S.-The question oe
wages was not reached at yesterdays
meeting of the officers OF the American
Tin Plate Company and representatives
OF the Amalgamated Association Of Iron
and Steel Workers, tire entire meeting
being taken up in a discussion OF the
demands or the men for shut down
OF the works for six weeks during the
summer season. The men make the
ciaim that the works are shut down
from time TO time during the year ana
the health OF the men should be con-
sldered and the closing made at a time
OF the year when the work ls the mosr
-uoV ol sABu oqM 0soul uodn 9I0Aas
die the hot metal. The company will
make its answer to the men at todayS
session when the wage question will be-
taken up.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-08
A CITIZEN DICUSSES
a vital Question Fraught With I'm.
terest TO Providence
People.

When citizen right here AZ bo,,o
makes a public statement like the fol.
lowing, all room for doubt disappears
and the 'most skeptical must BE- con-
vinced It's pretty hard FOR our read
ers to prove "A statement made bv n
stranger living in some far-away nart
of the Union, but the endorsement of
neighbors. friends and citizens is the
best proof: no better evidence can he
had Mr.. G. T.. Bulard of 3O7 Charles
street, engineer on tho n. v, n. n. a.
~. u. A., running between Providence
and Blackstone. says: Like most en-
ginoers the Jarring of the train. II not
the cause OF serious kidney complaint.
at least. aggravated the attacks ol
weakness or the Kidneys. soreness
across the loins. AS time passed a uri-
nary weakness developed and I'm spite
OF the use OF different medicines I was
unable TO obtain even temporary relief
Advertisements OF Doan's kidney pIus
In Providence caught my eve ana
procured n box at "A drug store. If the
results obtatned had not been shtisfac-
tory ! could not have been induced to
continue the tratment neither would
recommend the preparation 10 others"
Doans Kidney pills FOR sale by an
dealers. price 30 cents Mailed by Fos-
ter -Milburn 90. Buffalo. n. Y. sole
AGENTS FOR The United states.
Remember tho name. DOAN's. and
lake no substitute.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-08

Sam Welsh, Jr Philadelphia: Whim-
sey Cot James Hanley, Providence;
Wigwam, John III Watson. New York
Rockhurst, John f Walton. Allegheny
city, Pa; Overcliffe. Gen Grenville NJ
Dodge, New York; Fairlawn, G III Pope
New York; Cloverbank. Jeffrey Davis,
Providence; Anchorage, Thomas b
Wanamaker. Philadelphia; Stonecroft,
FRANCIS IA Dewey, Worcester: Cliffe
Holme, Miss L oliver. Baltimore The
Castle. John ~ Hazard, Peacedale:
Grove Cottage. ~ NJ Hopkins. Washing
tom Indian Rock. II Lasell, Wnitins-
ville. Mass; Suwanee Villa. Theodore
* Hostetter, Pittsburg: Stone Lea, A
q Van Nostrand, Boston; Rose Lea. q
' Cresson, Philadelphia Sea Meadow,
} w Cooke, Philadelphia r. ID White
Washington; Gillian Lodge. Joseph T
Thompson. New York: Belvoir. DIR JOS
Leldy, Phlladelphla Wild Field Farm
Mrs Samuel Welsh Philadelphia:
Darchley. Mrs Connor. Philadelphia: III
l. Griggs. New York: Dunmore. r q
Dun. New York Rockledge. ] r
Clark. New York: Anthony Cottage.
Rogers. Buffalo; Scarborough, Ed
mund Davis; Sandhurst Gerald Hull
Gray. New York: The Breakers, DR.
Williams. Providence.
Boston Neck Road-CanonChet--W
liam Sprague; Ocean Spray. Mrs Helen
NJ Long. New York; Broadmoor. 4
Locke New York: Meadowview. Miss
w Hecker New York.
Kingstown Road-Rosemary Brander
Matthews. New York; Villa Carma, f
* Seagrist, New York.
Central street-Idlewild Miss Mar
garet E Gale. Washington: Shingle-
nook, l. Harrison Dulles, Philadelphia:
Sansea. Roger + Sturgis. Boston: Rosa
lind. ignatius Grossman, New York:
I.1W +
Prestecote. Rev u NJ Prescott. Wash
ineton; Tyn n-e-coed, DIR Frederick
Dame New York; Pleasant View. J
A Angel. Providence; Holiday. : A
Culbertson, Louisville; Sonensch.en T.
V McKim. New York; Kirklea. Mrs
Gertrude Beale. Washington; Maple
hurst Mrs George II Bliss. New York
Latasa. Misses Bowler. New York: Ell !,
beron. Mrs G G Goffe. New York X lein-
esheim. Mrs John Eddy Providence:
Sunnymead, William Il Shepard. New
York
Taylor street--Sans Soucl, w n Lane.
New York.
ldw Mitchell. Washington: Maus
villa. Ms NJ Schcrmerhorn, Nav |
York
Mathewson street--Breez scote. Will
ard Ward. New York: Sumncrst ~. |
/ DeCoppet New York; Taylor Cot
age Mrs w Chaplin, New York; Ruel
karib New York
Caswell Street-Althea. Al T. Kenne-
y Philadelphia: Arlington Cottage. !
Nhitnay Lyon. New York: Inglemere. !
i Pratt. New York. Pioneer. Mrs w
Churchill, Louisville.
Robinson Street-Ilverthorpc. Archi-
ald Gunter, New York; over Yon-
or Prudon Robinson. New York
Rockland Street-Moulton Cottage,
Irs y Leech. New York
South Pier Road and Nicinity-Hnl-
est, Mrs Il y Carver. New York: Ken
on Cottage, George Valentine. Rux-
'rd. Md Sherry Cottage. G. George g
'nkins. New York: Sherry Cottage 4,
r McKim. New York: Sherry Cottage.
Mrs Bradford, New York: Sherry
ottage, A, Richardson stevens, Hobo
IN; sherry Cottage. D. Alex Brown.
nltimore; Little Casino, Mrs Pancoast. 7
Little Casino Annex. Mr. :
nd Mrs Codert. New York: Breezes ,
: NJ WINS. New York. {
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-08
THERE is A CLASS or peOpI s

VINO are Injured by the use OF coffee
recently there has been placed in all
'he grocery stores a new preparation
caHed tNAiN-O. madp o. pure grains
that takes the place OF coffee. The most
delicate stomach receives Il without
distress. and but few can tell Il from
cnuee. 10 docs not cost over a "a much.
Childrcn may drink IL with great ban
ent lecls. sns 2scis. per package. Try
It, AJAX for GRAIN-O. =. .
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-08
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.

So dozen Ladies' Lace LIsle Hose.
regular price per pair Soc, now
per pair. -. = -.......... csc
80 dozen Ladies' Black and Tan
Gauze Lisle Hose, regular price
per pair See, ffeFr per ..-----2Se-
IS dozen Boys Cotton Hose douhle
knee. double soies ana high snlIrad
heels, bargain at per pair PC.
now per pair. ...... .... TZc
so dozen Gents Hose In tans and
black and fancy mixture. regular nr,ce
per pair I2Hc.. now per
pair ...........' .s.... ......... OC
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-08
WASH GOODS DEPARTMENT

1923 yards French Royal Pioue-iust
what you want for summer skirts- -yeoe 5.
ular price. per yard l21sc, now
per ydru'. ssss........ ...... &c
1900 yards Oxford suitngs regular
price. per yard 15c., now per
yard. :. ....'. .........."..".. &c
1900 yards Simpsons Best Prints. reg
ular price, per yard 7c.. now
per yard.... 80. -. ....... nc
1900 yards Best Sea Island Percales
regular price, per yard l2kc. -,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-08
MAY Be ABSCONDeR MOORE.
nspsCloi Watts Thinks Man Who Reached Arctic
(iJ NAV Be Man Who Sio, $4,000.

Boston,July S.-Chief Inspector waits
OF this city today sent a message TO
Chief OF Police c. 8. Reed. OF S attic.
Washington, asking the Seattle officer
to be on the watch FOR Fred. r. Moore.
who. i'm an Associated Press d.spdtch
recently was reported 60 having re-
Gently arrived at Aicilc city. l<lcnd lgc.
with party oi starving gold cookers.
thief Watts thinks IN man my be
htrd. i. Moore. formerly telil ~ the
National Bank Of rommtrfe oi This
city who let here May H. iNr. nth
$4,000 ot the funds ~ the bark. Thlrc
~ q reward q, SlOVy lor MOVIES nrll.L
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-08
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

NARRAGANSETT-G Mccormack.
ST Louis: NJ r Miilspaugh. New York:
w Clark. Boston: N $ Palmer. Utica
n u Foote. Troy: J Henry Blanchard.
Boston: II Kleinbacker, Baltimore;
w II Whiteside. Washington. ID G; AL
bert T. King Miss Ellen c King. Bos-
ton: ri II willis. Philadelphia: + 4
Wyman, Boston; II Lewis. Arizona: J
J Gormley. S y Alexander. Jr. New
York G. Smith. Austin Tex: Sam
Sheehan. New York. ] j. Knowles. f
M Boyd. n G Brinckenhof. Boston: q
y Granville Fail River: John Palmer.
New York. w a Lawler. Boston: j w
Gummey Philadelphia; T. Sharkey.
Boston: Chas T. Lansing. Albany: n n
Hanna. Chicago. \ ID Patten. T. IA Is
rael Boston. Walter Glyn. Miss 1, A
Bennett. New York: VIM Horace. To
ledo. W - Bennett. New York. n
Howard Hartford. g NJ Brooks. A. u
lloman. New York. 7 G. Hickey. Rocb-
ester. John - SAWYER. canton. Mas
John 7 DUnDFsU J = SteVpn. 7 - Crsg
and wife. Npw York, Y Lewis. CIn-
rinnau. " Aiterbury and wife New
York y ManJBue, Troy; Goo \ win.
slow. Boston.
DORRANCE- y Dunham. Rost,p.
~ Frankel. " Kennedy Thomas s cad.
doh. New York. \ Downing q Hope.
Boston y J. Milton Ncw Haven. Cbae
N wslcctt New York n q Welsh.
Nalliston, Macs, G l. Belden. Fridge.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-08

4 pfOceSs for s>as6nir- iluL.r ~
passing CJfrcn, ~ eie.trl.ity acr,ss
thc fiOers whilc she wOoI is irnn,. fe1
in pfcseINltivc compound nus 1ecn
used Ca EurOUe. ani wls recently In
tr0duccd "a England. \ 10-pcr cent 49,
~ resin aud p.r cont. ~ cafbpnafe cs
soda Is used che current bcins on ffc.u
i've - eieht hour-. according TO tho
condition Of ne wood. ....,l
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-08
WASH SKIRTS,

White Pique Skirts, full width.
good value at st.50. now ...... q
See our White Pique skirts.
with insertion, now........ IL
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-08

port; Shadman. Il G Packard Bos-
ton: III Nj Everett, New York; John
Hope, Jr, Providence; w II Reynolds.
Boston; George w Evans, Fitchburg
l. W Lombard Boston; E i Platt. Paw
tucket; j NJ Nickerson, Providence; i.
Springfield; Robert Atkinson, New
York; NJ Leddy, Providence a G
Southworth, New York: n Con-.
Providence; G l. Cole. Boston.
PERRIN-D G. Levi, Boston: G NJ
Walker Springfield; Il Il Beckley. New
Havena + Aspinwall. New London;
i Il Lovcioy, John Hackett. ii NJ VIII
liams, Charles Swan. II j O'Leary.
Providence; Charles WoTdcll. Ramon
Colwell. John T. Clancy, " y Ken
nedy. Edward Murphy. Michael Nc
CURE 1 a Wilkinson, L s a.
NEWMAN-Harry g Harding. Bos-
ton; Il 9 Essiday, Ernest Harris New
York; : II McNierney. Utica: T. w
BrodrclS and wife. Buff1lo: y Pammcr.
S G Williams. Nov York Frank Malh-
man Boston: J Levy, & Y MaaSa New
York: j r. Lorvine. Holyoke: Carroll
j Hooper Boston, Mrs X ri Scheman.
Philadelphia G T. Aver. Boston; Il w
Cowlcs. Worcester w G Stebbns. New
London: W Eldridge w Hammond.
!.
r Il Hawley New York; w w Rick
ard. Jr Auburni Gallagher, New
York
CITY-Frank Adams. New York. T.
ID Lbbey Portland: George Robinson
and wife. Portsmouth; Mark Burke
Lisbon. Me: FrCd 9 Tint. Bath. Nc. Nj
T. Loveland Providence; Cprlos Weeks
Trenton; Frank Donohue. bingham.
SAvOY-STANLEY-E J hin anl
wife i - North and wife. Boston.
George Feige. Saginaw. Mich. r w
Dudley. Frugway. Boston. 4 W
Saunders aut Wlfe. NV York: T. q
Gray Povidencc; Mr. and Mrs James
k'mball. W lliamsport: NJ and Mrs T..
W Thompson. Il J McGrath ami wife
llulI-ll-l--A \ l. Moster. G. v Moose. w
Jones 70 q Day anu wife. Boston. Mr.
and MIS- John Lester WOrrester.
Sm0ke-tintcd spectaclea are worn Nv
the cotile which range the snow-c Gov
cred plains Of Russia. II was discov-
cred that The glare caused by sunfich,
ln ihe snow made them blind and spec.
scles were fitted io them to- protect
lngf siEht as ihcy plHcksd the grass
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-08
UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT.

100 dozen Ladies' white Swiss Ribbed
vest. regular price each 10c.,
ii"N' eaNh'' So. .............. w
40 dozen Children's Swiss Ribbed
vest, regular price each 12lAc,
now, each ...................... &c
20 dozen Ladits' Swiss Gauze Lisle
Vest, IN waite. pink and light blue,
regular price each 39c, now,
EACH. ., Observation-Disclosures. sc
% dozen Gents French Balbriggan
Shirts and Drawers. regular
price each SOC now, each.... .1/2c
WRAPPERS.
p dozen Lawn Wrappers,
with nounce. for this saIe. 0oC
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-08
SHIRT WAISTS.

In this city.
IL VIII pay you to SEE THEM. Here
is lot OF 25 dozen Shirt Waists that
VIII make a sensation.
20 dozen Lawn Waists. trimmed with
iace' worth 49c, our price at o
this sale ISc
PERCALE and GINGHAM WAISTS
Another lot OF those fine Percale and
Glnsnam Waists. with round yoke ef-
rect or white tucking, every one
worm ~ your choice at........ Soc
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-08
TRIM M ED HATS.

FRENCH TRIMMED HATS 10 be
closed out without regard to cost. A
good opportunity To buy a stylish. sea-
sonable hat AT half price.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-08
FRENCH FLOWERS.

1000 punches Fine French Flowers,
were S9c. 4sc. and 69c,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-08

trdftiser @4las NIT .inem alien Ste,
felaieber Denies tim, bab lie Waffen Bel
f19 fibrte. ST taurnelte auriid, ereab
fid ieufaenb in fem S4idfal unb lsste
i4, 70 gut es seben polte, gu ieinen
@0bnen, tpobei feline 8eine a~llerbtnss auf
bic Diele famen. Damn fublte CT in bic
Weftentafde unb aos bic Glaide beraus,
bic BEL i.inen psridiebensn 9anbsemenz
gen unperiebrt seblieben mar. Gin tlei'
ner Geit mar mod barin, er trant.
8appa, mir audi Sdndpsts! iaste Elm
Stimm9en neben linn.
gtpas mar ki 9ener iibrig seblies
ben, troB alien glenb, bic 2iebe gu benz
IdDnen 8iib9.n, bas Ieinerieits sdrtlid
an ibm bling, pdbreno i'm bic anoeren
Tiirdteten unb perabi4euten. St rei4te
benz Rinbe bic 5laihe. IS tranf. Gut,
leder, iaste es. Damn ftreidelt. es ben
&opf b.s @at.rs, Der idtper binselun=
fen mar, uno ftrid liebtoieno iiber bas
peripilosrte 9aar.
Irmer Bappa, bat Shldg triest,
murmelts es mitleibis unb l9lief Elm, nit
ben Iermden um ben 9als Des Derfomz
menen Mannes. IS trdumte bon belen,
purmen Mtelisrs, BON Sudden uno Spiel
aeus unb bon s~ldn5enoen pradtitoffen,
psi9en aarten Jsllen unb bunten Sep
pi4en, uuf benen man ii9 pdlsen bari
na9 5eraenslu1t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-08
plau0aude gd6i6len.
Sptter Wcier.
BON oden Rnaat.

Oats al en- bummen Snad, bat
Mann I'M 6ru MIDI nit en- amer uttamen
fam. Wenn be Mdnn perniinftig is IN
iien 6ru to bebanbeln periteibt, Denn les
ben ie toiabm az be 9upen!" So 1est
Dptter Meisr to mi, az id p0r einise
Dag mai bi Sebann 8eusn fifteen IN in
aI,r @emitbli9teit mien 9lus Bier
orinten beo.
Mien SQi9 burr mi pebber NAL ar
eert IN 0orim mas i'd nab Sehdnnen
CABIN, i'm miensn Qrser to beriupen;
amer id miibt ppt mol en- arserli9 Sc
li4t maten, Oenn be gauge 9eieuIduft, be
oa pas, frasts mi gliet: ~Wat's log,
Sohen?"
Wea, id 6ep benn mien 9art erleidz
teri I'm oarup fling Sotter Meier an TO
idimpsn. so, - iGo id TO iiene lunse
Hso = bat's NQens reht 5hDn I'm reht
goob, tpsnn ma lid be 5ru p0r be 9ohz
tieo anlernt atper nab be 9o6tieo is
bat bDrbi!!"
rI4 mat - pa~pperlapapp - iest be
9pfter - id benz mien Snih blps bier
Wo9en tsnnt IN Dor be So9tieb benz id
penis SieD bat, i'm ebr in TO brsfen.
I'm as mi perfriest pirsn, Dunn barr ie
pot aIerbanb lp'n bGbmlihe Mudsn,
amer be bep id Eff atpsep06nt IN iistz
benz lem id nit ebr in Hub I'm sSreben!"
$50 - meinte bato 5ris 9otti4ulf
= bat 81 nit ebr 0ru in Hu6 I'm Sreoen
lepen, bat tpsiten mi al I'm mien Su19,
be ebr 5ru Op4 al lang fennt, bet mi
nod irit fOr'n paar Dag iest, ie finn
Eat sor MIDI beeriepsn, bsnn Sru Dot
tern barr as jung Mdtsn en- gang ssb0z
rig biden aopp bat'!!"
rWenn misn Ssru az jung Mdtsn en-
oidsn &opp bat bet, benn seibt bat Oien
Sai6 gang I'M sOr nids MIDI an, 5rib;
bat fannit Ou eff BON mi iessen, beit 9u
psritabn? - Diner ba 81 be 9ei6i6t
Grin bOren piut, min id ie sud- perz
telen!"
nSiib, id mas mien 2etpsn lang gang
qpob obre 5ru faris tporben amer nit
be Sieo piirb id bod oft III, einiam un
az id mai ems 4benbs ben HeumotiHen
triesen beb, bum matt id mienen Meinb
up, id nun friessn!
,Wen, tpenn i'd mi ettpas b0rnebmen
bob, benn biibs i'd MIDI lang timber, ion=
nern sab brett oarup los, I'm 10 matte i'd
bat oot bitmal. Sd e1ab mi 10 be MGz
tens, be mol en- goDbe 9uusfru mafen,
I'm babi bletp mien Dog up en- ole Sung
fer baten, be irft BORN paar Dag bier
to 8eIDf fumen mas.
lit be Snieoerjobren mas fe rut In
Is barr pot 5"iinitsn allerbano 9erniinftiz
aes an lid, mat mi gsfaaen oso, I'm 10
ding id benn brett up chr to IN ies:
I'D bin en- onen Mann, be en- 9uusfru
brutt. Sd bep mien uttamen I'm en- Jru
fann id oot erndbren - men Sc mi tom
Munn bebben tpillen, benn fessen g ia!
ga Srusensart bet ie oenn aasrbano
Geiifter Indben IN fiat mi en- Intport
TO qetpen, meint Ie: rGs mare 4Ges 10
plDblih - mir fennen uns ni6t seniiz
osno - Mama frasen!" IN al ION
Dr0bntrum IN barum iess i'd: rOat
tann mi Mqens nids MIDI belpen, id min
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-08
MEN Wntport hebb.n. lea ga ober NeI'

mien Inttport hebben, leg 50 ober Ne!"
.Wea, benin bet fe ia iest I'm up 5ruz
gensmanier nun fe mi i'm ben Gals
fallen, amer id Cling fig en- paar Sdritt
torig I'm leg: rQd, bat lat man nab -
bats MIDI n0bis!" I'm barup fob id benin
gliet pebber @pob 8De!
rSn bier Moden mas uns 6oGtieb
I'm nabbem mi uns uni' Neit buat harm,
ounn nun mien 5ru nit aIerbanb niece
Snri4tungen tamen. IN gars b%eiunners
~Derlanste fe, bat id en- beten lisbenspIrz
big gesen chr NOR. rDas peiblihe St.
ihls9t perIanst nun einmal perI4ieb.n.
Riidiihten unb GreunDlidteitsn bonn
mGnnliden @eidledt, pbne pelds mir
gar nitt slidlid iein t0nnen!" lib le
enmal to mi, amer ba benz id ebr slist
antport': .Mien leip SidbDbnins, benin
barrit 9u 81 Semunb anners friesen
iuut - i'd bin to io'n &ram to olt!!"
rGe bet iid benin barin setpen, amer
balo tDm ie mi nit en- anrern uniun.
Se meinte, id Imot to peel inn 9uus,
bat tpdr FIR misns @siunbbeit MID sooo
I'M benn piirbsn pof be 9arbinen sssl
bdpon. - 5oirft benz id nids MIDI barup
anttpurt', amer az ie mi NAL eng 4bsnos
Isssen beb, id lin mi in be aOt beniettsn,
tpiel be @arbinen al gano geel imott
tpdren, BUM bin id einfad bisubn, hem
be Gardiner atpnabmen IN ie in be aDt
benleat I'M benz mien SGi4 to peritubn
gspen, bat id bod mebr inn 5uus senen
bph as be Gardiner. -
81 bet Is allerbanb Muden fat, be
id ebr aipsepDbnt benz, amer moran ie
iid aor MIDI sepObnen tunr, bat mas, bat
ie alein ut'a Waeen ftieeen miiBt, I'm
zines Days, as mi beib tolabm in mienen
niesen Sultp utfiibrt tpiren I'M pebosr
'toriis famen beoen, bum nun ie nit 8ez
malt, id lin EFT rut helpen. "geids oa
- leg id - ities man allsin rut!!" rNe,
bat bob id nia"- fsst ie. rMsa, benn
bliep ~iitten!" - leg id. ga, bat bob
id ppt - iest ie-i i'd bliep bier up ben
Wasen fitten, BET gu mi rut belpft."
rWeu, ie ba6t MI, bit mai barr ie mi
in be Sd, amer id mas grab 10 ilau as ie.
Sd fpannte irit bat piro sans eemiitblih
ut, brO4t EN- inn Stau I'm gem EN- fen
9eu - I0es lansIam I'm semiitbli9 -
IN as id oumit farig mas IN ben Wdgen
int S4eo idutpen nun, bum let mien
Sai4 nod ridtis up ben Waeen.
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0u nod MIDI riinner ~itiesen?" ,Ni9
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he. DEM tdnnit 0u lang luern" - leg
id I'm babi tired id ben Wassn int Shso
IN as id EN- rinner barr, bunn tip id EN-
bod up, bat be Sai9 mit'n Sallobee=
i4rie rutpuraeln beibt I'M up'n Mebz
biimpel liegen bliept.
Spirit bet lie en- beai16 bDs @e1i6t
matt, amer naboem ie iid be @ei4idt
Operlest barr, is ie bod to be Sniidt ia
men, bat id bod mol inn Hehten mas,
tpesbalb 1e beQ an to laden fling I'm iest:
rDu biit bod en- ri4tigen ollen 8rummz
bGren, an ben tein 9iilp MID mebr isl"
LIN bon ben Spsenblid an bet Ie ebre
Reformioeen upgepen I'm let mi in Hub.
Sietbem fam id bpbn I'm laten, mat id
min, un mi lepen in Stub un Jrebsn to-
1abm. I'm bat BON tpesen be Jru Dor be
9phtieo inbretsn, bats al Oummen
0rO6n1nad!!"
The copper era., 1899-10-12

Clifton Lodge No. IF, Knights of Pythias. Meets every Friday in Masonic Hall. Visiting brothers cordially invited to at tend. FRED STUECK, c. c. ASA MILLER, K. of R. & s.
 Coronado Lodge No. 8, F. & A. M. Regular meetings as follows: Saturday, July 22nd. Saturday, August 18th. Saturday, September 16th. Saturday, October 14th. Saturday, November 11th. Saturday, December 18th.
 w. I. DAVIS, w. NJ. c. NJ. SHANNON, Sec'y.
The copper era., 1899-10-12
Church Services.

Clifton: Public worship at school house every Sabbath evening at So clock. Sabbath School at p. m.
 Morenci: Public worship every Sab bath morning at 10: 30, and Sunday school at g: 30 m. These services are in one of the Library rooms.
 B. c. MEEKER, Minister.
The copper era., 1899-10-12
Graham County Omcers.

Board of Supervisors H. Day, chm'n, Duncan; W R Waddill, Stafford; HID Matthews, Pima Pedro Michelena, clerk, Solomonville.
 Sheriff, Ben R Clark, Solomonville. Recorder, Pedro Michelena, !" Treasurer, B B Adams,
 District clerk, Frank Dysart, Dist. atty, Wiley E. Jones
 Probate judge, W A Moody, Thatcher. Surveyor, E R Stafford, Stafford.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-12

Riches and Climate of Siberia.

Siberia is not. the land buried in
snow and peopled with exiles only
that it is imagined to be, even by many
Russians. In its southern parts it is
rich in natural productions as are the
southern parts of Canada, and besides
100000 Of natives it has a population
of more than 100000 as thoroughly
Russian as that to the north of Mos
COW.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1899-09-16
Little Danger From Lightning.

Statistics as to the com aratively
few deaths from lightning may not
avail to lessen the nervousness of those
who view every thunder head" with
alarm, but they may avail to quote to
children old enough to be apprehensive
and who may have many summers
ahead of them. Investigations made
year or two ago showed that of 298
classes of objects of which 1907 persons
confessed fear, lightning Was dreaded
by the greatest number Yet in the
record of fatalities there is a very
small record against lightning, as COM
pared with other causes of accidental
death. Statistics prepared by the
United States Weather Bureau show
that for four years the average mum.
Der of persons killed by lightning an
nually in the whole country was 1856
More than that number are drowned
annually, in the waters about New
York city, it is said, and many more
than that number annually lose their
lives throughout the country in bicy-
cling. It might even appear that one
is in greater danger of being fatally
kicked by horse, or of being killed by
falling chimney, than of being struck
by lightning.