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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-08-25
FOE OF DEMOCRACY.
big Railway Corporation Arraigncd
For Dipping In Politics.

"In 1896 the most effective instru-
ment that aided In fraudulently taking
kentucky's electoral vote from Bryan
and giving IL TO Mckinley was the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad com
pany. Today the chief influence that
Is endeavoring to repeat the foul work
OF 1896 is the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad company. Now, as In 1896,
the means employed to this end are
the substituting Of newspapers, the CO.
ercion and intimidation of employees
and dependents. and an attempt TO d.
vide the Democratic party.
THE true reason for this course OF
the most powerful monopoly OF the
commonwealth Is found not so much
In the pretended apprehension OF hos
tile state legislation-for no such Leg
islation Is or has been proposed-but
In the fact that those who own and
control that corporation have a greater
interest than any other persons on
earth In the maintaining OF the single
gold standard.
THE Louisville and Nashville Rail-
road company IL controlled by the Bel
monts, who are and for many years
have been the American representa-
tives OF the Rothschilds. Mr. August
Belmont Is the chairman OF the execu'
tive board of the directory OF the Lou
isyille and Nashville Railroad COM
pany. The Cleveland Carlisle gold
bond sale contract was signed August
Belmont 4 Co., on behalf OF Messrs.
N. NJ. Rothschllds 4 Sons OF London,
and themselves
None have a greater interest In
maintaining the single gold standard
than the Rothschilds and the Bel
monts, because they are the largest
holders OF American securities on
earth. The agency through which they
can most effectively work in Kentucky
Is the Louisville and Nashville Rail-
road company. Now, as In 1896, that
corporal on employs every known en-
CINE OF coercion and Intimidation
against the Democratic party.
Now, as In 1896. Il uses the money
Sathered by Il from the people OF Ken
lucky To send broadcast over the COM
nonwealth many thousands OF tree
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-05-10
WHAT THE SHELTERS PAY.
A boulder Miner Compare. Quotations
with Prices.

with Prices.
Boulder. Colo. May OTTO the Rocky
Mountain News.)-The inclosed clipping
from your Saturday issue might be mis-.
understood by some as to the amour,
paid by the smel,ers Of Denve, for lead
ores. II you will visit the sampling
works Of your city-and the smelters buy
the ores from the samplers-you will
learn. If you 60 as miner wanting to sell
ores. and not as newspaper man, that
on lead ores shipped TO Denver running
from 40 to 80 per cent lead. the miner is
o"ly paid from IS to 90 cents per unit. or
in other words, s,.7s to s. per hundred
pounds for his lead. while the market Is
AIs per hundred.
You will learn further that the miner
who ships copper ore to Denver only re.
ceives SLIGO to $a.7S per unit for his cop
per. while the smelters will receive for
the same copper at present quotations
s. SO per unit. This they receive besides
the smelling charges. have the returns
for one car OF copper ore shipped to the
FL Paso smelter this last month. that ran
AK per cent copper. The smelter paid
SAYS per unit for it. Denver would
have paid only $3.50 TO 81 90 for the
same. You will find that the smel,ers
are not paying what's due to the miners
for lead and copper il you make a little
inquiry. MINER.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-05-10

The PHILHARMONIC club plays At the
ceucert Friday night. Reserved seats
50 cents.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-05-10

New York, May lex. Governor w.
J. Stone of Missouri. who is here on bust
ness. in an interview declared that gold
Democrats would be barred from the
Democratic convention next year. He
said that he believed that the Tammany
organization would also be barred If ii
attempted to send as delegates. boilers
of 1906.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-05-10

Rocky Ford. May Io.-Frank Bohan
non who was wanted for the murder of
his father was arrested here by Sheriff
Bates. Bohannon was on the blind bag
gage and was attempting to beat bis
way to the east. He got on the train at
Nepesta.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-05-10
UNIVERSITY NOTES.

The base ball situation looks more
favorable now than at any time in the
season. Mr.. Hopkins has come out
again with his finger as sound as ever
and he will soon be in shape to resume
his place behind the bat Bellman has
consented to catch In the Golden game
for next Saturday. A new man has ap
peared as Candidate for second base.
His name is Curtis and he is reported to
have made An enviable athletic record al
Harvard. He will also be q member of
the track team which is being Organized
to represent the university at the meet In
Denver on May goth. Ho~ard's condi-
ton continues to improve and he expects
to be with the team again within a week.
Prof. Reed examined the senior laws
In damages this morning.
DR.. MacLean is conducting chapel in
the absence of the president this week.
Judge Denison of Denver lectured be.
fore the laws last evening on Equity
Pleading.
T. A. McHarg of the senior law class
is confined at the home of Henry An.
drew with sickness,
The Glee club concert will occur Fri.
day evening. After the regular program
dance will be given.
M. J. Gerdes of the medical school has
gone to Salida where he will take charge
OF drug store during the summer vaca.
ton.
The Kansas City Medics, one of the
best known western foot ball teams, has
asked for game with Boulder for next
fall.
The members of the senior class IN the
engineering school are working hard on
their thesis which must be presented be-
fore they can secure their degrees.
Indications point to a large attendance
at the university dance to be given in
honor of the State School of Mines team
in the Masonic temple Saturday even.
ing.
DR.. Allin will leave tomorrow for Col.
orado Springs where he will lecture be-
fore the city teachers. He will also
lecture before the teachers in north
Denver.
President Baker went to Denver yes
terday to be present at the conference Of
representatives OF state Institutions to be
held today. He stated yesterday that
the financial status of the university
looked much more favorable.
Major Fulton was in Denver yes,er.
da, and reports that large delegations
will be present on High School day, Sat.
urday, from all the Denver high schools,
Exercises will be conducted in the
chapel in the morning and the game
with Golden will form the attract &c
feature OF the afternoon.
Today is partial holiday At the uni.
versity. Students in the college Of liberal
arts and the engineering school are max.
ing their electives for the fisu semester
OF next year. Several new aud interest.
ing courses have been announced by the
professors. Mr.. Fitz will offer 1 new
course in the history Of the christian
church.
The Philharmonic club plays At the
cepcert Friday night. Reserved seats
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-05-10
GIVe1
Sell Government
REFORM BEGUN.

General Lawtsu Begins the Independence
Program at Baifnag.
Manila. May Io-General LAYTON has
established municipal government at
Balinag. mayor and all city officers
having been elected. He has promised
them that they will not be intertered
with if their officials are capable of main
tanning order. There is great rejoicing
over the move and the pacihcoes are
resuming the farm pursuits and the cult.
walton Of their fields. Thousands OF
natives are returning to the territory &C,
cupied by the Americans.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-05-10
Four Men Killed IN . Fight.

Meridian. Mn. May Io.-News has
been received from Okalona stating that
bloody combat was fought there last
night. DR.. Murfe and Charles Clarke
started the row over a bill presented by
brother also became involved and all
four were killed.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-05-10
VIII A|DI10|e
The DlfCu|v
COMPROMISE REACHED.


Biue6eids Merchants VIII Resort t. ArbI-
trstion of Dispute.
New Orleans. May Io-The steamer
Hamil from Bluehelds arrived today
and announces that Temporary agree.
ment has been reached by the American
merchants and the Nicaraguan govern.
ment. The American merchants have
agreed to deposit sum with the British
representative at Greytown equal to the
Nicaraguan governments demands, and
the case will then be laid before Joint
commission from the United States. If
settlement is no, reached in four
months. the money on deposit will be re-.
turned to the merchants.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-05-10
Rarxsins for H o,ns s>ek~r.

NargAIh. Tor Home S0ekera
We have fine list of attractive offers
in this line and arc continually listing
new ones. Call and see US if YOU need
Home Property, Farm Property or con-
template investments of any character.
Give us your properties tor rent.
WARREN c. OVERS
Real Estate Agency.
Camera Building. Boulder.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-05-10
JUDGMENT FOR oEPOSlTORS.


Denver. May Io.-Judgmen in favor
OF the depos,,ors OF the Peoples Nation
al bank for 100000 was gwen in the
United States Court today. The stock
holders are wealthy Cleveland people
and Can pay the claims OF the deposi,ors
collar for dollar
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-05-10
The End 10 Not Yet.

Buffalo. May Io-rhe grain situation
is becoming more serious and no settle.
ment is vet in sight. The cons,gnees
and vessel owners have complicated
matters by serving notice on the carriers
that demurrage demands will be made
for the delay to the cargoes and the
boats
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-05-10
Score bv innings:
r~.a,y-r,rh wedding Anniversary.

c. H. Payne and wife yesterday cele.
brated the ,~enty.hfth anniversary of
their marriage. with the congratulations
and best wishes Of hosts of friends
showered upon them. A small inforn.a al
gathering was held at the Payne resi-.
dence las, evening when numerous gifts
were presented in honor of the occasion.
Nj. Hols,eIn. Mr.. Payne's presen, em.
ployer. and former employer in Hi
nois were consplcuously presen, through
their congratulations and presents. The
Camera joins with the hosts OF friends in
wishing many returns of the day.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-05-10
PREPS DEFEATED.
The Twenty fifth Regiment Proved Too
Mach for Them

The Twenty fifth Regiments Proved Too
Mach for Them.
10 valiantlv Tough, game, with the
odds all In favor of the visitors, both IN
age. weight and experience, the state
preparatory school team was defeated on
the home grounds by score of u to u
by the twenty. fifth regimen, team from
Fort Logan. The game was the best at.
tended one OF the season. the bleachers
being packed with enthusiastic roo,ers,
while the field was equally we'll filled.
The prep boys played a good game Tor
50 young team, but they were clearly
outclassed by the regulars. The regi
ment band furnished music throughout
the game. Score bv innings:
Preps o 7 o I ia
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-05-10
Amsr,o.'. Peace Representatives.

London. May Io.-Captain Mayham
and Seth Low. the American representa-.
uves Of the peace conference which will
begin at the Hague on May IS have ar.
rived here
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-05-10
Seven Burned to Death.

Rome. Ga. May Io.-The residence OF
DR.. L. P. Bagwell sixteen mile from
here was burned this morning. cremating
the doctor. 1--WE children and the aged
housekeeper.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-05-10
Notion Prepares
10 Greet Dewey
ALL ARE EAGER.
Public Onieisi. Promptly Respond Re
EardiDg Dew-y's Reception.

Eardiog De~-y's Reception.
New York. May Io.-A prompt re.
Spouse TO the suggestion for a national
reception to Admiral Dewey upon his re.
turn tc the United States has been re-
ceived from all officials addressed. The
mayors Of Chicago Boston. Philad elphia
and other great cities have communi-
Gated with headquarters endorsing the
plan. In the meantime the authorities
here are gong ahead with their prepare.
tons. Admiral Dewey has been sen, his
orders by the war department ordering
him to return home on his flagship
OLYMPIA.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-25
CONVERSATION ETIQUETTE,

Do not always begin Il conversation
by remarking Oh the weather.
DO not talk loudly or fast. A clear, Z,
distinct voice has greai power.
DO not argue or APPEAR o notice 9th
or peoples Inaccuracies in speech.
DO not speak mocklngy Of personals
defects. Somebody present msy have
the same.
DO net, when naratlng an Incident
Keep OH saying, "fou see" "You1
know" etc
DO not talk of your private and fam
i,y Affairs except 10 intimate friends, /,
and then be careful not to do SO often
Do not cross question peoples 1t ia'
bad form to force Il confidence, but ia.
one is made to you, you are bound tci
respect It.
DO not find fault noedlessly even
with the weather. The habit Of
srumbling ut either people or things Is
most disagreeabIe.
DO not Whisper Ee you have any
thing to'say that the general company
may not hear, reserve it till you andl
the person to whom you desire to i'm
part it are alone.
DO not Talk of thinss which the con
pany present calNiot be Interested IL,
BY so doing you may show yourself ~
clever and superior person, but youa
viii be voted bore.
DO not interrupt others while speak
ing. but lisyen patientN until they hayS'
finished, Remember that the good lis
tener is generally more appreciated
than the clever taller
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-25

The delcate white manilcs used in
Wclsbnch lamps consist Of a Mixture
CT two rare esrths-thoria and ceria.
For some reason not yet clearly under
stood these substances must be com
bned in definite proportion in order
that they snail give the maximum Of
light. Pure thoria or cure ccrla, made
into a mantle gives only about Que
eleventh rs much light as a mantle con-
tanning 50 per cent OF ,horin aud per
cent Of ceria. Tho remarkable thing
Is tAat 80 slight quantity Of ceria
added to the thoria should so enor-
mousiy Increase tie illumination, espe-
eially in view Of the fact that com
bination Of equal quantities Of thoria
and ceria gives practically 20 light, be-
coming barely red hot III the gas Game
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-25
F5Hza 4.
l-1ss-'7i-. ;sssjl s'ss " Is. ~,
~ n. IL = .isEs-a- 80
- s'4ssii.,.- 'l'A.Iaa Y
hEa rhEoRY.

Coul-s Rather Lotc. bat There's
Something In II.
"Clnrley denr," said young Mrs.
Torkts did you read anything about
the court ms,tal al ltennesY
"lrs, little"
Wasn't i, AL too dreadfuny con-
fused Tor nnythlngT
I'll was very much So"
Nut 1 thiuk lave a clew to tie
mystery am surprised hut no Que
bias ihouglr Of Il before."
You're going 70 make Gahoriau look
IKE D ltHe white marble in 1ewelry
store wiudow, aaipOseF lie com
meuled uppfehriNdVely
Now Char,y, dear, don't you Try
Go be sarcastic, brcHUSe sometimes |
Coat realize tliat you nre being sarcas-
tir ana fail to notice you, and then you
are hnnoyrd It was you yourself WHO
gave me the c!rw by your candid ex-
plAnntion Of what nMde l)lcky Doll
talk so uicerly YOU know lint every
cuce in awhile those witnesses mt
kenucs would go AWAY 10 refresh their
pcmories-Ur SO they said"
Eyes"
"You know What appttites those poo
pie have for absintlI trnppe aud DDS
aiers aud ponsse cafes and bordnrenus
ind such things"
"Whut Of itY
"Wcll, between you and me, ! don't
think it is At all strange thut they talk
ed at random aud all Mt once They
had heen mixing their refreshments" =
Washington Star,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-25
PERSONALITIES.


Thomas Rain. new speaker of thor
Canadian house OF commons is the
first farmer TO gain that post
Lord Kitchener is the fourth bache
Tor who las been elevated to the peer
age during the past seven years.
Since Mr. Joseph d. sayers becamg
governor Of re&Gs p babies in tho
state have been tanned after him.
ArcAducbpss Stephaniq, daughter OF
the king OF the Belgiaus, Ia known to,
her friends by the nickname of stop
Colonel Rice OF the Twenty-sixth in
fGntry was college mate of Admlral
Dewey at Norwich university, Yer-
mont.
OF the vatlcans 1900 rooms. Pope,
Leo has reserved for his personal use
only three "a small parlor, little din
ing room and a bedroom.
Camilla 11snInozo. who. has returro,tl
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-25

Two very interesting pairs Of twins
ere living ut Wichita, Kan Tley are
Wilbur r. ard John +. Sites. They are
g. years OLE. and looi, 50 much alike
that only intimate friends can tell them
apart. They married twiu sisters, the
Misses Alice and Carrie Worth. The
two families live together ID the same
house in Wichita. Thirty years ago
the brothers embarked In l;gsiness to-
gethpr in Wichita. aud tle same old
sign. "3tites Bros, Real Estate, tells
Of the twin business relations between
them, which still exist.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-25

Ell noticed remarked Il friend of tho
orator that il your speech Oh corrup-
zion IN politics you used the pbrusr
pulling and hanlng' sprcril tlnes
Isn't that rcpetltiont Don't the two
words iuean The same thingE
met necessarily rcpiied The orator.
'"Ihry lave sinilnr meanngs, but ti"y
ere not synonynous. Generally spuHN-
1ng, the stronger your pau HE bigger
your haul" Kansas CITY journal.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-25

A self lighting gas burner is an In,
Cenious adaptation Of scientific princi-
pies. Two coils Of metal OF different
coeaicients are arranged round the
burner, and TO these is attached a
pointer OF platinum black, which ab-
serbs oxygen. When the gas is turn
ed on, it comes into contact with this
pointer, which Is just above the open
Ing in the burner. A flame is created
and the gas lighted; then tile heat
causes expansion Of the coils. which
draws dowa the pollter and so pre-
vents it nom interfering with the diff
fusion ofllght- AS the coils cool-aft-
en- the gas has been turned off-the oe-
vice ASSUMES the fist position agalu.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-25

"Why are you putting an these sto-
ries OF Dewey 10 scgaphookY asked
tho visitor
$50 tiiat I'll lave them at hand when
] want 10 ten sonle stories aliont the
next hero who cny,ws 'ilons,' answered
the young man who makes "A business
Of writing ansedpte4 ot Ilmous nen.-
Chicago Post.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-25

From bfpger5dorp TO l.ichtonberg
And barry to Potoheistrum;
From S~alcland to piatcrsburg
is hoard the lurgher drum.
Frcm WakkerstiWn to Grnelo,
From li0dpiiad to Dundee.
They're mareing down 70 RustenSuTg
And up from Kimbdrleo.
From Ileidolbqrg and Lydenburg,
Johaunaehurg and all,
Fsom S,andertou and linrbeton
They answer to the call,
And tfire'o is al agog,
And Ycueersdorp is wlsl,
and latest news from Ilaetnertsburg
Al indicates d fuss.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-25

"Mabpl seoms To take n deep interest
81 yachting, dnesnl sheT
Yes, SHE rs quite rarrie1 away with
H."
And she knows all those nautical
terius too
"WeA. why shoulan't sho3 Her IA
thor started ia ne ~ nfdeeknoud, you
C'hhneo 'riiues-ijnrnid.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-25

Denison, Tex, Oct. IS. w, C. Belts,
who travels in the Indian Territory, was
brought in from CouneryIlle in a serious
condition. lie was bitten on toe of
his right food while asleep, The physi-
eiAns pronounce it q tarantnia bIte.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-25
psnno Psnylng ana Neevouaneaa

II may be true. ~ III. Waetzhold as
seits. that young girls addicted TO the
use Of the piano suffer untald proper.
lions Of chlorcsis and neurosls' but W.
boldly say tiat no statistics can meas.
ure the extent OF the neUrosis Inflicted
by students upon Innocent and inde-
feasible neighbors.-Bo Boston Journal.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-25

Easterncr- I'm sorry row tlat 1
d.du't take tllut train ahead Of Us.
NaIive-Why?
E'tsterncr- Why, would get lnto
Denver sooner.
Native--uh. no. YOU woulfn't-thafs
the rear end OF Our IRAN -OAio state
.!ouruai.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-25

I'm sorry we got Willie ticket to
thnt new gymnasium."
Why sO!
when | came down stairs this morn
Ing lie was tuipng pnnagyrlcs all over
the panor tloor."-CleNe!aad Pla,n
Dealer
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-25

Peoria, ll.'o Oot. 10.-Harry Adair, a
pla.l carrier, plsesl shotgun agaiasU
his wires CT st AMI shot her to dsath
aud then oil v the top of his own head
eft. Jealous is given as the cause tor
.tAe crime.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-25

"sIy sweetheart gave me pair OF
eilsrr baci.ed Brushes that cost SD"
Were you mean enough 10 so and
Price themT
NO but I had to pawn them."-De-
taoit Free Press.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-25

"What an embarrassed conversation
you ana that other woman seemed 10
he having"
vGoodness. yesl | had forgotten her
name, and think She had forgotten
ne."-Detroit Free Press.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-25

The Leaves. Too. Are Turning Now.
= don't sse how you can assert her
hair Is red. It Is distinctly auburn"
"Er-when did you see her laallD
About a week ago
oh. it had just begun to change
then.'-lndianapolls Jclrnal.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-25

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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-25

Il see, Maria. mat the census office
has new rule. The census ta5er
doesn't ask you what your age Is. He
asRs Whit was your age on your last
birthtiny.'
Yes. but I'm not sure l lave reach
"a thai yet. Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-25

s'Do you belieye in the observance Of
the golden ruler
Yes. | always like to have other
people keep it in mind when they are
dealing with nle.'-Chieaso Times
Herald.