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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-02
VesteeS.

Size I tos Trimmed beautifully, tho
designers have created mAryrlonaly hand
some things for tho little follows this
spring
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donestic purposes. For sale by the As
toria Gas Llght Co.
Sweet cream received twice a day and
no charge made for whipping or deliver.
ing cream at the Parlor.
The Samson took on fuel at the coal
bunkers yesterday and left up the river
with rock barge in tow.
The British ship Irby arrived in tow
from Portland yesterday, lumber laden
for Freemantle. Australia.
DR.. Ball has removed his dental Office
into the ManseIl building. over the
Eastern Tea company's store,
Leander Lebaek end Miss Minnie NJ.
Ford. both Of this city. were married
Friday by Rev. ], Mccormack
There viii be a celebration Of Holy
communion at Holy InnOcents' chapel,
East Astoria, this morning at 3 o'clock
Advance styles Of a new and choice
selection Of mems, boys. and chldren'5
spring clothing win be received by Her
man Wise today.
Mr.. Engolde Malmin and Miss Mary
Hansen were married yesterday at Il
O'Clock at Grace church. Rev. William
Seymour Short officiating.
Leave orders for box kindling wood and
general transfer business to any part Of
the city at Zapfs furniture store. tele-
phone 2l2L Pacific Express Company.
An afternoon paper yesterday contained
telegraph from New York that Easter
would be observed in that city today.
Rambler and Ideal bicycles for sale or
rent. Repairs and sundries at lowest
rates. CAN at eyelery, 5S3 Bond street.
Columbia Electric and Repair Company.
The Fair wishes 10 announce to its
patrons and the general public that we
are located here permanently and DO not
wish to be confused with the "hy-by-
night concerns.
w. A. Gaines' private stock whisky
handled exclusively in Astoria by John
L. Carlson. is one Of the most popular
beverages sold. Its purity and quality
are guaranteed, and It is especially rec.
commended for family use. 1t is sold in
any quantity at the corner Of Twelfth
and pond streets
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-02

Easter services in Norwegian viii be
held at the Norwegian Evangelical Ln-
thern church this morning at lO:4s;
Sunday school festival at 7:2O p. IN. No
Sunday school wiz be held In the morn
ing
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PART II.

10. March, "Under the Double Eagle
.......................... wagner
H. Overture, Light Cavalry" ...suppe
y. Waltz "Tres Jolie" ......... .Waldteufel
10. Selection. Bohemian Gir" "..... Ba'fe
Il. Polka, 1.-THE Jolly Chlnaman" Moses
j.. Medley. Popular POusse Cafe.
.......................... ........Bocticre
iG Gav0tte. IN TOuLurele" ..Euenberg
IT, waltz, "Papa-Mama" ...,,...... Bayer
IS. Flnaic..... ...,................'.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-02

The British ship Irby arrived in tow
from Portland yesterday. lumber laden,
for Freemantle. Australia.
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The Fair wishes to announce to its
patrons and the general public that we
are located here permanently and DO not
wish TO be confused with the "fy-by-
night" concerns.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-02

Rambler and Ideal bicycles for sale or
rent. Repairs and sundries at lowest
rates. Cali at cyclery, 5S3 Bond street
Columbia Electric and Repair Company
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-02

Leander I.ebaek end Miss Minnie NJ
Ford. both Of this city. were married
Friday by Rev. ]. Mccormack
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-02

An afternoon paper yesterday contained
the important announcement by special
telegraph from New York that Easter
would be observed in that city today
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-02

DR.. Ball has removed his dental office
into the Mansell building. over the
Eastern Tea Company's store,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-02

Yesterday was hnsy day with local
merchants, a large number Of persons
being in from the country The grocery
houses report wonderful Improvement
in business in the past week and an
ticipate lively spring and summer.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-02

Leave orders for box kindling wood and
general transfer business to any part OF
the city at Zapfs furniture store tele-
phone 2l2l Pacific Express Company.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-02

There viii be a celebration Of Holy
communion at Holy Innocents' chapel.
East Astoria, this morning at o'clock
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-02

Advance styles of a new and choice
selection Of mems, boys. and chldren'5
spring clothing VIII be received by Her
man Wise today.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-02

Mr. Engolde Malmin and Miss Mary
Hansen were married yesterday at IL
O'Clock at Grace church. Rev. William
Seymour Short officiating.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-02

Money to lo.n-Fsrxu.On Bro.
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The new Creamery restaurant was filed
last Sunday. but, owing TO the rush. the
supplies laid in were exhausted and many
were disappointed by not being served.
Arrangements have been made to accom-
modate all today. and an especially good
dinner has been prepared.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-02

County Clerk Wherity yesterday issued
declaration OF intention papers to the
following persons: Messrs. Aldrik A.
RunirEa. Sirverthi Butila, Herman Erik
kila, Antru Laurila, Matti Raihila, An
drew Wirkkala and Charles Carlson, all
natives OF Russia. A marriage license
was issued to E. E. Malmin. OF Pacific
county and Mary Hanson, OF Clatsop
county.
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Work on the Astor street improvement
is progressing satisfactorily, and Con-
tractor Goodin will probably have finished
the improvement by April Is. Seventh and
Eighth streets are in a deplorable condi-
ton and the council viii undoubtedly
authorize their Improvement before the
summer is over
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Sensations and an Earthquake.
From Lippiucott's

The sensation of an earthquake at sea is
startling. The ship is shocked from stem
to stern, and the first impression is that
she has struck a rock On a railway train
in motion the sensation is that the wheels
have run over fair sized stone, for it is a
severe jolt. In the lofty modern Office
building the affrighted tenant fancies the
edifce is swayiRg to and fro over the
periphery of about half block, when IN
reality the oscillation Is confined to few
inches, except in severe cases. The effect
produced ON the human system Is never
twice the same The man who smiles at
the shock today becomes terrified on some
other occasion. He never knows before
hand how he is going to take it. Women
are always more alarmed than men, and
many of them have feeling of sea sick
ness. | never yet saw female otherwise
than frightened out of her wits during an
earthquake, whereas in disaster at sea
some of them are not infrequently cooler
than the sterner sex. But there is some
thing about an earthquake especially de-
moraliang to women.
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Be Business Like.

If every man had the money to do so
and would pay what he owes, nearly every
other man who does not have the money
would be provided with means to pay his
debts \ single careless debtor who could
as well pay as not may cause serious loss
and Inconvenience to a score of others who
cannot pay simply because of his neglect
If people would try to understand that in
dividual prosperity ard comfort depends
upon general prosperity there would be
much less suffering in the world
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Killed by a Savage Hog.

George W. Smoke, a well-known Cum
berland county, Pa, farmer near New
Cumberland, was attacked by savage hog,
and was bitten so badly he died half an
hour later. He had gone into pig sty to
make some repairs, and one of the animals
made plunge forward and caught Mr..
Smoke with its sharp teeth in the right
groin and severed the main artery. The
flow of blood could not be stopped and he
died half an hour afterwards.
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Remarkable Tidal Wave.

TOLEDO, ONO, May 7.-Superiuten-
dent j. j. Stranahan, of the Government
fish hatchery, at Putin Bay, has forward
ed a report of remarkable tidal wave
which took place there last Friday The
water rose fully 20 inches, and after it re-
ceded fishing boats were left high and dry
on the beach Steamboat men are unable
to account for the phenomenon.
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Oldest Tree ON Earth.

The oldest tree on earth with an authen-
ticated history is the great bhoo tree of
Burmah. For twenty centuries it has
been held sacred to Buddha and no person
is allowed to touch the trunk. When the
leaves fall they are carried away as relics
by pilgrims.
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Summer Footwear.

Thirty STYLES ladie> new Oxford Tie.
await your inspection--sN made Of fine
kid and patent leather. some with vesting
tops-in the hand<ome>t and mos; ap-
proved ,hape>. on the solid cosniori lasts
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A SSIGNEE OF MORTGAGES
"A SALE
OF
A MILL PROPERTY,
Near Berret P. o., Carroll county, Md,

Near Berret P. O., Carroll county, Nd.
By virtue of the power Of sale contained IN
mortgage from Liscomb I. Anthony. Edith
r. Anthony and others to Philip ID. Dorsey
aud Catherine V. Dorsey, dated February ls,
1898. and recorded among the real estate
mortgage records of Carroll county. in lhber
j. II. b.. No. Al, folio G5 etc, and duly as
signed to the undersigned. | will offer at pub
lie sale on the premises, on
SATURDAY, MAY 20. 1892
at o clock. p. ~. all that parcel Of land,
described in a deed conveyed by said mort
gage. containing
b ACRES AND ROOD.
more or less The improvements thereon are
a good sized two-story frame dwelling house,
stable. large two-Story frame
grist mill. and other ouibuild- =.
ings. The buildings are in first ait,sTuA
class condition. good water 1919 a:EE1sssss
power. water convenient To the buildings
There is a due proportion ofwood and meadow
land. The land Is in q high state .! cuiuya-
ton. and the mill ENJOYS good trace. ihIs
property is on the public road leading from
Daniel r. o.. 10 the Washington road, Is Ia
Freedom district, Carroll county. Md, Is less
than a quarter uf = mile from the Washington
road. 4, about ouc-hali mile from Berrrt ?.
O.. adious the land Of Joshua Braudeulurg
and others, and is kuuau las ,nr Selhy MAJ,
Property
Terms Of sale. Cash: OF, # desired hy the
credit terms will be- given as tui.
lows: Oue-half CASH. and abe other one halt
IN nine months from the dNy ot sale. the credit
payment to be secured py shc notes of the
purchaser or purchasers. with approved >s@u
ritv. bearing interest FROM the day nt sale.
PHILIP u. DORSEY.
Assignee Of Mortgage
Bond and Parke. Solicitors.
apr - ts Jos B. Bcrrrf,. AuEHourrr.
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S2.5O

buys the best grade al made by hand in
the best possible manner, the more mex
pensive kind down 70 Sl.25.
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For BOYS and Girls.

Pretty well wearing and comfortable
Tan Shoes. made Of fine yici kid, in all
sizes. with good solid soles 81 and
S1.25.
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pnetrp.
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SONG OF THE SHIRT WAIST.

SONG OF THE SHIRT WAIST
From the Cleveland Plain Dealer
The shirt waists, the shirt waists,
They've captured all the town;
In stripes, in checks, in curlycues,
In blue and white and brown.
In spots, in blocks in wavy lines.
In red and gray and green,
In yellow, ecru, purple, too,
In tapestry and sheen.
The shirt waists, the shirt waists,
In rainbows half uurolled,
We love EN-, oh, we love 'em for
The treasures they enfold.
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White Goods Special.

A thousand yards Of new Corded
Null just opened-ihe newest and daint
lest material for shirt waist-we will sell
this far
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DATIFICATION NOTICE.

DATIFICATION NOTICE.
NO 80 EQUITY.
In the Orphans Court of Carroll County,
Sitting in Equity.
John f. Bolte ct al, vs.. Bertha Ely ct al.
Ordered this l7ih day of April, A. d.
1899 that the sale of the Real Estate,
made and reported in the above entitled
cause by John L. Bolte, Trustee, be ratified
aud confirmed, unless cause 10 the contrary
thereof be shown on or before the 23rd day of
May. next; provided a copy of this order be
inserted in some newspaper printed in Car
roll county, once in each OF three successive
weeks before the 10th day Of MAY, next.
The report states the amount of sales 20 be
Sl300OO.
JACOB RINEHART.
ALBERT SCHAEFFER, Judges.
WILLIAM Y. FRIZZELL,
True Copy,-Test:
JOSEPH ID. BROOKs.
apr22 St Register of Wills.
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JNo. MCDONALD & CO.,
SYKESVILLE, MD.

". Il, I,l-u =, l.,,. ,,;..,,. .l,,,,..
/ follow. No one has ever named auy lower
| s,,-.,s ,b,,, ,bos,, ,,. b,va r,.da .nJ vybar
| you want to buy goods you can count on 1t
! every time that This i the Mace where Won
-. - -. -. =. - III
can get the lowest prices that are 10 De had
/ IN this country. lhIS Is dead sure.
| Roasted Coape 7c par In
f5%@ fSS5SSi6 s. sans. sSes Sa,,.. E s. 's5 -
! Ieyerine Cea;,s &c
! Very best quality Rio Coffee nc
! The finest roasted Corl,e In lt.c county sc
| Jrlnulatei sugar best Amer 5c
| Brown sugar. &c
Ne c.in rl man MS i lac r mound hsttT ''' ''
in quality than Won can fiud at arlv place
else in the county as il was bought be
Canned anne i'tS Corn IN, '''' ''''' ''s' &c per can
Canned Tomatoes , for sc
Ham and Tongue. and loc per can
OIL and Nusttrd Sariiues. g for l5e
oat Neal sc Per per u
Yeast Powder a fllI iG ounce can. &c per can
Yeast Powder. a full Ia ounce cIu. T. her EN-
Ra.ilss. R,iss 5. saad i''i : : Ter Ter 10 10
Corn 's Neal '>' " " '''- ''s s % Ter orI I55 B Is
''''''''''' ''>'' '''' '' '''' '''., &C reraar
Sogpiuc and rearl!uc i'c per doz
irgs.u soaI, l., pounds x prr cake
BaIhIty's best sap. Ec per bar
o. Washing Blue. lc per bottle
Wsshias sa ,'' w. wafer i'i's n n M lgr -, =
liuad quality sarI wide blearh.d Muslin 5l-ra "a
Audr0scoSsiu blracAed Muslin. p e per ~
Fruit ot Tie Loom. ~ per vi
NtliAusviIle. equal 90 Nlinsy,ttl uv
New lorS Mil, ae per ~
ycrg a1c Red F.anarl. .ic pr vi
fsaaH I0. r.,.. Is. IA,
I.,gr,G.I ,,, .'gIs,5.. y, = ~ - I,- '-f
. D.. d.
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Ribbon Special Csc.
New I.aces.

New Laces.
Maybe hundred sorts vf the newest
and prrttiesi Nalenclnr l.ac,> are here go
DAY, al a; saving l&rss marked from
Csc to $3.50 per dozen yards, accord
ing to width and quality
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The White Mans Burden, now is
the white woman 5 joy-housecleaning.
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Light Weight Summer Pique. a new
fabric, at l5c to Csc a yard.
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JNO. MCDONALD 81 CO.
Stone Building,
sprzI SYE ESVILI.E. MD

iis~ .arrvasss su4 ue@u-s- 90 aar SpuaE
Display % Men aaa Bows Au,re 6, uur af
1r Interesting trA'urss --1ag aamf.iakAbly low
rrsyes srr aaa,h~s very ,lr1Hg ATTRACTIONS.
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Eight cents yard.

The value Is 12Ie; judged by what we
have sold before.
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Mems Se.r-, a a.. ta~ Hew aessrs and
n,are., GO $50, $50 and So. deserve especial
attention. They're Orhsa made. a.a4 EACH
"a, .,s price, lae .e.s saa dai anywhere fyr
lhr mYre,
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New Organdies l2!c.

Sixty new styles this week Of lovely
Sheer Organdies. in light and dark grounds
with pretty printings included in this lot
are variety of exquisite Dotted Swisses,
all marked at l24c.
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Na nar- che
CHEAPEST LOT or MATING

N.A@-#aAA ase'A A@Nf Nf4 ~ - 4 4 AsNNI
ts Hr 'aaaa aa thr saautFs
uHr sN a-a. sysr. >apss IHgra'a Carrc'.
Faa a-~ afRAG CARPET. chs. b.s. value
b. sas .ressaa.
Na ars s,s'i ,a far
LUMBER, LUMBER. LUMBER
aa.ae. 4a4 eau 'graah aug:asas nantoI -a
aaasr ,assa4..< Hsrr. Frames, >.ssb,
B.gts Ha-F Lime, Cement Brs> trau ihr
HaeaH--i t4 sas u.st- Gaaa .apulg eE !irm.
...,k and NsEa~ r.ar Boards, >A,aE.rs &e
a..a .gt @. ea.'a Ho dressed, vrrg cheap
We saa save Fag uau-T au s.5 thss gafsnais
as as handle .t 40 sras att.- ,xPrasr.
JNO MCDONALD 81 CO.
Stone Building,
Hpr-H SYK ESVlIL.E Md
uysu. t-ar usa
IH~ .arcvues aa4 ue@ues. 90 aar Spaas
Display % Men, aad Bows Attire 6, uur Vt
10, Interesting tyA,agrs --aag aaursiaAAtly low
rrse~s srr aaa'hrs very ,sraag attraction.
Mems Ss.r-. .a $50 ta~ aev ~eases aud
taare.. st 8. ~. sIoan8 sis. deserve especial
attention. They're Orhsa .mal.. aal each,
"a, .,s price, ta- le.. sou Q. dal anywhere fyr
ghr money
BOYS Tt1 .sF ,ari.ys, ,ais, su ,he
SUITS rsrr-e' l4>alau. .4pvruIy made. DO
.I. f--r e..-s.... -.f ..-....F D., .-.-.- .-
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CANT DODGE THEM.

The sharp. twitching pains-sO
peculiar 20 Reconnaissance
difficult to ayoid-are trouble
some to dodge. unless you
get the right remedy. No one
can properly appreciate their
work or pleasure, unless free
from such distress unless the
disease is eliminated
pr Halliday Rheumatism Cure
absolutely Cures-and cures
permanently. Gives you ease
al ouce-gors night TO the seat
ut the trouble Palata bic.
leaves the entire system iu
bouyant. healiy condition.
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EN~r, Accommodation for out-of-
Town shopper
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We are the leaders in low prices; others
follow No one has ever named any lower
figures than those we have made, and when
you want to buy goods you can count on it
every time that this is the place where you
can get the lowest prices that are to be had
in this country. This is dead sure.
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Mems Shoes 20 s. 90 thar 300 other store ia
Baltimore can duplicate under three htly.
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PRICE so CENTS BOTTLE.
A. C. STRASBURGER

has ibs larges, stock, the best goods and loV
est pyIccs ui
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ts Pr 'H-a4 a thr ya-utFs
uHE 800 a.a. eysra >apss IHgraa CarF.ct.
E
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View a few Ladies handsome Dress
skirts. made in the latest styles Of nobby
Cheviot, in the wanted 1t Grey and
Mode Plaid, to be sold at
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Mta', Has at 81. sl.5o. = aud S3; Alpine,
aud nrrh.e-, .u thr ale,t shapes aud color
logs
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OLD FASHIONED QUILTING BEE.
Held by Ladies of Dwight Place

Held by Ladies of Dwight Place
Church Last Evening.
The ladies of Dwight Place church
held a quilting bee in the church par
Tors last evening, which was attended
by large number of people. A must
cal and literary programme was rem
dered by home talent, which fitting in
ais 1t did so well with the quaint old
Fashioned quilting bee was greatly en-
logged, The room in which the bee
took place was fitted up much in the
same way as the front room in any
old country house, and with its wide
open fire place and old fashioned fit
tings, In the center of which worked the
merry party presented a picture ne'er
to be forgotten. The programme itself
was as follows:
Orchestra
Piano Solo-Little Evanescent Thing 500.
Chorus-List! the wintry wind is Here are.'i'e
Solo and Chorus-Lay the Frames Square
Recitation-All is Ready ........... Este.le
Chorus-When the Wind Blows
Organ Protest Miss Philinda
Chorus-W When the Wind Blows.
Contradictions Choir-village Choir.
-s"et-Bird of Beauty-Village Choir.
SolO--kathleen Mavourneen ~. Ariminte
Chorus When the Wind Blows.
Solo-Laughng and Stitches-Mr Jenkins.
Recitation-Come, the Supper Waits. 49,.
Hidden Chorus-We're All Here.
PART H.
Orchestra
Chorus--When the Wind Blows
Duet-Vil.age School Mistress and Mr..
Grey
Observation-Disclosures Choir.
Ouartette-Strike the Cymbal Village
Choir.
Ia Few More Stitches-Mrs. Brambie
Chorus-When Our Forefathers.
d3ecta ton--'lis Done .............. Estelle
Chorus-All Work and No Play-Solos. -.
..... 49,. :.:.... William
Reeitat ion-What Shall the Play Be--Mr.
Grey.
Chorus--Hither, Hither-Solos 49,. William
Chorus-Hark, Hank. the Chimes Are
Ringing Good Night
Accom- anist-Miss Grace Bronson.
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CORPORAL PUNISHMENT.
For Some Glasses of Criminals.


Judge Baldwin does not stand alone
in his advocacy of a moderate reaction
in favor of corporal punishment for a
certain class of crime on the ground
that it would be wholesome for the Of
tenders and beneficial to society. In
Hartford the other day a judge in Sem
fencing a wife beater told him he
ought to be whipped and a New York
judge thus vigorously expressed him
self in passing sentence upon a scoun-
drel who had pleaded guilty of slash
ing the hands and arms of his aged
mother with a carving knife: Il regret
that cannot include in the punishment
melted out to you a whipping at the
whipping post. There is nothing left
for me to do but to sentence you to the
maximum term prescribed by law,
which is five years. If / could give
you a hundred years, l would" Other
cases could be cited showing how nee
essary it is that judges should be al
lowed more latitude in inflicting pun
Why not let the experiment
be made and ascertained If the appli-
cation of the lash will not have a more
deterrent effect than fines and impris-
?--Bridgeport Telegram.
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MILFOR

March 23.-Sunday evening is to be
inaugurated the custom which prevails
in most enterprising towns, that of a
sermon to the graduating class of the
High school. The class of '99
is the first one to set it in operation,
though for several years it has been
talked over Recently the members af-
ter consultation with Principal
Mathewson, decided to have the service
on Sunday evening, March 26, and they
asked Plymouth church for the use of
the church and requested Mr.. Epson,
the pastor, to preach the sermon. So
the service will be held at that time.
Members of the board Of education,
teachers and pupils will have seats re-
served in the body of the house, or oc-
cupy seats on the platform. The ex-
ercises will be interesting, the pastors
subject being 1.-THE True Attitude of
Life The class colors, red, white and
blue, will form the principal part of
the decorations, and special music will
he given at the opening of the service.
Mr.. and Mrs. John N. Barney are re-
joicing over the arrival of a boy in the
family.
Miss Mary E. c. Ford has rented
portion of J. d. Browns tenement OH
High street.
Mrs. Mary A. Furman is quite i'll at
her home with an attack of the grip.