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The record-union., 1899-05-08
Pacific Coast
Mining News.

me following items will be valuable To
all who are interested in the mineral
resources and developments of the Pa
cihc Coast States:
NEW MINING DISTRICT.
Mother Lode Magnet: Pursuant to
published notice about sixty citizens of
Iuolumne County interested In mining
assembled in the Superior Court-room.
Sonora. April Goth, at 10 B. M, for the
purpose of organizing a mining dis
trict. William SharwoodS was elected
Chairman, and Richard Inch Secretary.
On motion of T. P. Otis a committee
OF i've was appointed by the Chair TO
nraft rules and regulations for the To-
cation, manner Of recording and neces-
sary amount of work to be done to hold
quartz mining claims IN Tuolumne
County. and to make said rules ard
regulations harmonic with the United
States mining laws, to be presented TO
the meeting for their action.
The Chair appointed the following as
said committee F. W. Street. ]. f.
Rooney, F. p Otis, W. H. McClintock
and II. M. Stanley.
THE STATE MINERS.
Nevada City Transcript: Having
successfully organized 4 a southern
branch, the California Miners Associa-
ton will now proceed to- organize
branches in other parts of the State
where none now exist. and otherwise
strengthen and perfect its system. A
call has been issued by Secretary E. HI.
Benjamin for convention of Tuolumne
County miners. to be held at Sonora on
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WANTED-A YOUNG MAN AS MAN
aging partner in a paying business; a
small amount of cash necessary. Ad-
dress G. S., this office. m7-3t
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WANTED-SMOKER AND CANDY
lovers to try our cigars and sweets. Also
Catholic goods. ADAM HAUBOLD,
1922 ].
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RED CROSS EMPLOYMENT OFFICE,
1919 Fifth street, between ] and street
Sacramento, Cal Help furnished the
or telephone orders at our expense
Phones, Sunset south 141 Capital 145
j. G. SHARPNACK. manager.
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WANTED = RESPECTABLE GIRL TO
assist; must be fond of children; refer
ences. rs L.
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WANTED-A WILCOX & GIBBS AUTO
matte sewing machine in good repair.
Address NJ this office. m7-3t
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WANTED.

ED-ABLE-BODIED MEN OF
good moral character. for soldiers in
nnted states dTm Rd mppiy e. snd
streets. Sacramento, Cal. m1S-MWFSa
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

Fine home. house of rooms ON L street
Near Capitol Park $500.
House and lot, rooms. on Thirteenth
street, $500.
House and lot. 4 rooms. on Tenth street
$3.50. II
KRONER. WISEMAN s. wULFF.
1923 ].
FOR SALE
Two beautiful lots located at Twenty-sec-
ond and L streets, 40xS0 each; call for
prices.
sS,5oo--Lot 4ox16o, house of ten rooms,
good barn; located on H street, between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth
~, 25O-Lot 40x160, house of rooms, and
barn: located on o, between Fifteenth
and Sixteenth streets
OLSON & BROWN,
Real Estate and Insurance,
lois Fourth street.
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ARE YOU STILL HOMEL SMALL
payment down. balance same as rent,
buys lot. House to be built according to
your ideas. H. j. GOETHE, l011 Fourth
street 49,
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Ill FOURTH ST.-NICELY FURNISH
ed housekeeping suites and single rooms.
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NEWLY. FURNISHED ROOMS; ELEC-
trio light; baths free to roomers. 7251e
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WANTED-TO EXCHANGE GOOD CITY
property for improved farm. Address,
state price and location, Owner, this OF
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1901 H ST-NICELY FURNISHED Rooms
with or without board
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FOR sALE-YoUNG GRAY MARE. Call
1880 G.
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ALWAYS GET Wright & Kimbroughs
to let list. at COZ ]. before YOU move.
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MEETING NOTICES.

A SPECIAL MEETING OF UN- n
ion Lodge. No. IS. F. and A. NJ, IN
will be held THIS (Monday) Ev- Xxx
ENING, at z o'clock, for work in y
Masons cordially invited.
BENNO WILSON, w. NJ.
John Macarthur, Secretary 1t
umbus Chapter, No III, O. e. S. MM
THIS (Monday) EVENING, at Nsrys
Masonic Temple, at s O'Clock 7
Members of the order cordially "
invited.
FLORA E. HAMMER, W. NJ
Hattie M. Frazee. Secretary. 1t
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A LODGING HOUSE OF II ROOMS.
doing good business. Terms reasonable
IL sold within 10 days. Address Nj. D.,
this Office
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LIGHT M-INCH SIDE BAR BUGGY,
cheap. Apply 1920 l.. Sacramento.
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Losr-FouND.

LOST-LACE HANDKERCHIEF IN GO
ing from Sixth and l.. east side, to K,
south side to Tenth, north side, to Four
teenth Return to 1903 K street and re-
ceiye reward.
FOUND-A PLACE TO GET YOUR
shoes repaired while you wait. Shoes
made to order, $3.50 and up; boots, 50
and up. Boston Shoe Shop, oil K st.
LOsT-MoNDAY EVENING, LADY's
cameo breast pin, in going from Seven
teenth and G streets to Oak Park, on
G or street electric cars or in Oak
Park. Finder will be literally rewarded
by leaving the same at this office m3-6t*
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TO LET-A CORNER BAY WINDOW
room, with kitchen for light housekeep-
ing; bath, electricity etc. 900 L. m7-3t
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of help furnished at shortest notice.
Telephone messages free to customers.
Tel. Sun. blue AZ, Cap. 747. 515h K st:
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TO IET-NICE LOWER FLAT OF Four
rooms and bath, Eighth, E and F; cheap
rent to right party. HAWK & CAR
LY. 1014 Fourth street m4-7t
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FOR SALE OR RENT-GASOLINE EN-
gines, to II. p; steam, l TO 80 II, p. /;
and pumps. Machine Works, 2720 M st.
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TO LET OR RENT.

DAVIS BUILDING, AL X STREET-The
handsomest furnished rooms in the city,
and run strictly first class; office rooms,
able. Open all night. Cap. phone, 50.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-AT A SACRIFICE, IF SOLD
at once, gentle seven-year-old mare and
light spring wagon. Visu Stables It's
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League Employment Department will
supply any kind help. Tel. white l,Ool.
80 M street.
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NICELY FURNISHED SUNNY ROOMS
single or en- suite. 627 l. street.
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WANTED-LADIES AND GIRLS FOR
home piece work; steady employment
S02 Seventh corner H.
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A BARGAINi-A az H. P, 500 VOLT MO-
tor. at o. A. Hoit's. S21 ] street.
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SACRAMENTO PLAZA EMPLOYMENT
Office, Pythian Castle. side entrance,
Ninth and l streets. First-class help
always furnished. F. l.. HAM, pro p.
Phones, Capital 273, Sunset, 652 black.
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LIS FIFTH ST-TRANSIENT OR PER
manent roomers; special terms for per-
manents; new management and fur-
niShingS
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JAPANESE CHRISTIAN HOME, REV.
Mrs. Bowen, 1915 Fifth street, Sacra-
nento Tel. blk. S56 Working students,
day work, janitors, general help sup
piled. Typewriting done. Moral places
only.
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5000 FEET OF 2, 3 and s1k INCH
wrought iron pipe, special low price;
also two eight-horse upright boilers.
Sac'to Pipe Works, near Pass. Depot.
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FINE CAMPING WAGON AND A GOOD
span of horses dts a good outfit; sew
eral other horses and vehicles at Cal.
Feed Yard, Twelfth street, between
and j.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

POSTPONED-THE SILVER LEAF
Musical Club second concert will take
place MONDAY, May 18th, instead of
May sth. at Pythian Castle. Minnie
Quinn. President, Mrs. Belle Smith, Sec
rotary. m4-5t
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THE WEEKLY UNION-THE BEST
weekly on the coast. Only 81 a year.
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FOR RENT-TEN ACRES OF LAND,
with large barn and a new five-room
house; Inquire of JAMES TOUHEY,
32S12 J street
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THE PHILIPPINES.
THEIR NUMBER AND AREA
Ihsss Ass Abost zig Hundred with -
Area q rhFss Hundred The.sa.A
Acfsa.

Prof. George Davidson, of San Fran.
cisco. has called the attention Of the
Geographical Society Of the Pacific to
manifest errors in the United States
Odicial documents relating to the Phil
ippines. The number OF the islands II
far less than IL generally supposed,
while their area Is underestimatei1.
Following Is the letter:
I'm several government documents
the statement In made that the area q
the Philippine Islands Is something
over 114,O00 square miles. In the lat
est one, Just received, 1t Is given ~
ia ,328 square miles. This error has
doubtless arisen from hurried exam
fnAtion Of the Spanish documents. We
find In the 'Guia Official de las Islas
Filiplnas, para 1903, Publicada por In
Secretaria del GobiernO General, Ma
Mia, 1905 the statement that the
archipelago comprises an area of $780,
600 square kil0meters, without includ-
Ing the Jolo tSulu) group 1t then
specifies about thirty-flve Of the prin-
ctpal islands, and their areas aggregate
20S, ,4S5 square kilometcrs. That, Of
course, leaves multitude OF the small
Ter islands not specified in the guide,
but covered in the larger area With
equal to one square mile multiplied by
0.3SGO02, the area of the islands spec
flied amounts to ,23S square miles;
and the area Of nil the islands, less
the Jolo group, amounts to 1877 ,OO7
square miles.
Further, the statement Is generally
made that the archipelago Of the Phil
ipplnes contains from 1000 to 1000 ISL
lands, and the Gula Ofiicial' says the
number is more than 1900. But in e1-
amining the 'Derrotero del Archipelago
Filipino. Madrid, 1s7O-that is, the
Coast Pilot Of the Philippines, covering
more than LOO pages-we find TINT the
islas. islitas. isletas. islotes, islotillos
and farrallones therein described
amount TO $50. OF course. this does
not include reefs, rocks or hidden
dangers.
Il submit that these figures Of the
area and OF the number Of islands and
islets he accepted by the society until
replaced BY government surveys"
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Favorable tn Dr~yfua.

Rome. Aug. IA prominent italian
politician. according TO n leading paper
here. has In his possession one OF the
most important documents referred to
In the bordcrcau In the Dreyfus case.
and the handwriting OF the document
Is unqucs,ionably not that Of Captain
Drcyfus.
Paris, Aug. IA dispatch from,
Ems says Colonel Schneider. the Aus
trian military attache whose alleged
letter discriminating Dreyfus has been
one OF the principal weapons OF the
prosecution. has started for Paris with
the Intention OF instituting proceedings
for forgery and the employment OF
forged documents against those rcspon-
slble for the authorship Of the letter.
which he has dl,tlnctively rcpudiated.
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Nebraska Fund COMPLETED

Lincoln. Ncb., Aug Ex-Governor
Poynter Saturday awarded the con-
tract for bringing the First Nebraska
home from San Francisco TO the Bur-
lington railroad. which agrees to haul
each man to his home for Sio.s3, which
includes tourist sleeper accommoda.
tions. The regiment will start Wcdpcs.
day or Thursday and will dlsband
piecemeal after the state is reached.
On September 10Th the regiment, to.
:cther with the Second and Third. will
reassemblc here, to receive a formal
reception and ovation.
At o'clock tonight the governor
had received In checks and cash x37,-
800. and the remainder Is already
pledged. Bids We're submitted by the
burlington. Rock Island and Union
Pacific, each exactly the same. The
regiment numbers 9lI men and will be
escorted home by n special committee.
Mr.. Bryan contributed Sl,2JO to the
furd.
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SUBSCRIPTION OF $4,000.
Substantial Addition to the rr.- Trpir
Iund at San Inns,.-o.

Denver. Aug "a special from San
Francisco 10 the News says:
There was JOY among the Colorado.
ans this afternoon when 1t was learned
that Governor Thomas had been re-.
qucstcd by Mrs. Ipgcrsoll to continue
his negotiations for the train
Governor Thomas was able this nf.
tcrroon To announce that he Ind guar.
antres OF $1,000 for the fund from
Colorado citizens here whose names
VIII not be- made public unless the $40.
900 Is called for. Governor ThoInus
pledged $1,000 for the fund. however.
providing the balance needed IL raised.
As this leaves a comparatively small
amount 10 hc raised u Is believed that
II VIII soon he forthcoming. The gov.
crnor left FOR home this evening via
Ogden and will personally look nfter
things there. Before leaving he gave
out the following announcement to the
press:
TO the People OF Coiorndo:-By a
few Colorado citizens. friends Of the
Colorado regiment who have not yet
subscribed. nm guaranteed $1,000
for the return Of the boys 20 their
homes. provided that the remaining
fo5. 1000 will liz subscribed by the pub.
Ic. IL - earnestly hoped thnt this
Will bc done. Let not Colorado be tho
only state to fall In extending this
honor 10 Its heroic SONS"
The governor had promises Of fnIr
treatment from the Southern Pacific
officials before hc left. hut no further
reduction Of rates could l,r promised
Al this time. Tho contract will proi,n.
ably have to 1c let here. ms the Routh.
ern Pacific has the situation In hand.
The Colorado lines cnn do little with.
'-~sit thc sanction of that rOnd. With
the e1O.MO secured by Governor Thom.
sa though. there should i,c no trouble
In g~taIng enough 10 pny the rn,c
asked. though the Colorado roads will
undoubtedly slice on all they cnn.
Ther Wns roinc utrns lines. here
over REPORTED outbreak of iIphthcrla
In tho firrt Colorado here. One case.
very light. Will, two suspicious cn...s.
have bren ncnt to the general hospital,
but oh,th Werc rcp0rtrf doing nil
right. and II h mot iriicvei that there
z anytk1ns serious the matter. Private
6tspheus of Company q h tile ease NJ.
psrasd. snd l'rtvate Mc0uirs Of the
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W,osalng's tiorks.

Mr.. X. W. wnniacc Of Casper. wyo..
gives the following Information regard
Ing the sheep situation IN central Wy.
0miug:
''rhc present number of sheep tr.
tween Orrin Junction on the east aud
ThcrmoIolIs. In the BIg Horn basin.
on the northwest. nnd Including ,,or.
tlons of tho counties Of Converse. M.
trona. Fremont nni Big Horn. may bc
conscrvntlvely estimated nt OOO.OO0,
while tho wool clip viii show up d..
O00O0O pounds. the mutton shipments
this season npproximHtlng !O.OOO
head. that is. of course, II the mutton
market ID good.
Tho average price realized for wool
this ycnr cnn be pinccd at II ccnta.
while mn average ~ tnr. of A3.75 t,~r
head hns been received for mutton
marketed. the wctl'crs running from %
10 ti5 pounds"
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American railways and their man
ayers are going to cut quite n hgure
In Europe next year At Paris they
VIII have one OF the finest exhibits in
The history of expositlons. and after the
big exhibition is over the staid people
In other parts OF the continent are GO
Ing to be treated 10 several examples
OF yankee enterprise that Will s,artle
them. One American railway will ex-
hibit model train. from engine to OBJ
tcrcation car. After the exposition Is
closed this train will be run over all
the principal railroads in Europe and
Great Britain TO show the folks over
there how comfortably people OF the
United States travel and what those OF
the fatherlands are missing In the way
Of transportation accommodations. 1,
may bring about change In European
railway accommodations.
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Hurricane kil,-., Thos..nd,

Ponce. Island Of Porto Rico. Aug. 80.
1t Is now estimated that the bodies
OF 800 victims of the recent hurricane
have been buried. and that 1000 I,ei,
sons were injured during the storm
nnd that 2,oo0 people are s,ill missing.
There are opportunities here now for
Investors. There Is the greatest lack
OF money for repairing damages. re-
planting and rcplrnishlng stocks. The
aloalics appointed committees for the
distribution OF relief stores. etc. but
the military authorities objected 10 IT,
Ponce Is healthy. though bodies con-
tnuc 10 he found In the fields. The
authorities have decided 20 burn th.
ruins OF labuco.
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To be tenacious OF his rights and
privileges-real or fancled-whlie at
the same time he may be forgc,ful of
the rights and privileges OF others, Is
no more peculiar to the white man
than to his brethren OF any shade OF
color. An anoedotc told by a Sou,s-
ern delegate to the National Suffrage
Convention at Grand Rapids is anus
tnRly illustrative. An Island on the
Southern coast. inhabited by negroes.
had rs principal teacher In one of It's
schools white woman. She was there
a. much In the capacity OF missionary
~ OF teacher. and had so endcnrcd her
self to the people by her Self-sacrac-
Ing spirit. that they unanimously
elected her n member OF the school
committee. The chairman, a pompous
and prosperous negro. was SO indig-
nant that n woman should be thus
honorcd. In defiance OF all precedent,
that he ins,anuy resigned. Now
you've sworo her In" he said. you kin
swar me out isn't gwan to sit In no
board with no woman"
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Col. Alexander Hawkins OF the
Tenth Pennsylvania volunteers could
not find death upon the backgrounds
OF the war-swept Philippines, but met
Bis fate upon the sea. n helpless vic
tim OF lnsidlous disease. There was no
glorious dash and no martial show to
emblazon the passing OF this brave
soldier. and history will no, give him
the credit or the justice that were as
riShfully his due as though he had
fallen leading the boldest charge Of
the entire campaign. Yet he did his
duty wherever 1t led. and when all is
sifted and compared. what greater
praise could be given to any fighting
man?
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Terrible Hurricane In North carotiss.

Ncwhurn. y. C.. Aug. 2o-itcports To.
day from the coast Of North Carolina.
where the West Indian hurricane
touched last week. show that there
were a large number OF lives lost and
much damage done 10 property.
Fourteen fishermen. In trying to
cross l'amllco sound In skins, wer.
lost. -Four bodies have been recovered,
The schooncrs Goolwyn end Aurora
were wrecked. Tho l.. u. I'm is
ashore. Tho Bcswlck and all hands
ARE reported lost These iossc. all oc.
CURED In ramlico sound. II IL believed
that ms many ns sixty persons lost
their lives In tho storm.
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Dewey Feeling l,~tt~r.

Lcchorn. Italy. Aug. :o,o-Thc Olym.
pit left here with Admiral Dewey to-
day, bound for Nilicfrancc. France.
From there he will go 10 Nice TO re-
main n week. according TO his promise
TO let HIS officers scs the charms OF the
far.famcd Riviera.
The admiral has had here tho quiet.
est week spent nt nny port yc, and
has entirely recovered from the indIs.
position which was the penalty paid
for his good nature In ncccp,lng 80
much hospitality at Naples. uniii To.
day lac has been ashore only once since
his arrival here. but he hns received
numerous visitors. Mos, Of his officers
have visited Florence and Pisa.
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Alderman Brick of Boston solemnly
arose In the aldermanic chamber and
protested teryently against any appro-
priation for reception to Admiral
Dewey. So successful was the protest
that when the matter came to vote
Alderman Brick and Alderman Brick
alone was recorded as against honor
Ing the victorious sailor. leaving the
indignant anti-glorlhcationlst much
In the position Of the frog which sat
by the road and croaked painfully
when the elephant walked by.
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All reports from the seaside and the
mountains show an unusually gener-
Gus patronage OF the summer resorts.
This Is not so much evidence OF an
especially hot summer as 1t Is sign
OF general prosperity. The inclination
to go 10 the resorts is always strong,
but the ability of people to crafty 1t
depends, in large measure, upon the
condition Of business.
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s,iii More Counterfeitinx.

The Secret Service has Just un-
earthed another band OF counterfeiters
and secured n quantity OF bogus bills,
which ure very cleverly executed.
Things OF great value are always se-
lected for imitation, notably Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters, which Inns many
imltatOrs but no equals for disorders
like indigestion, dyspepsia and consti-
patton.
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General Weyler recently told tn,
senate Of Spain that revolutions were
frequently necessary and accomplished
p work OF regeneration" Weyler as a
regenerator would be one OF history's
most colossal jokes, while his idea OF
Regeneration" TO Judge from his Gu
ban dolngs. would be Identical with
that of the warrior who made a soll-
tude and called 1t peace
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4 man informed said recently that
by denying himself three l0-cent ci-
gars daily for twenty years he figured
that he had saved $3.50. He then
asked for the loan OF quarter.
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a syndicate of boston capitalists Of.
fcrn to huiii n complete gravity system
water plant for Denver. Of mtsch great.
cr capacity than thu pr~sens plant and
absolutely fire. from il,e neeti of pun1p-
Ing stations. Tor e1.S7k.O00. Tita old
coupany asks eeOcO, ,t0D for iAsis ~ ;.
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When Abdul Hands official Amer
lean farmer gets down to work per-
haps he may lie able to teach his royal
employer how to raise that sum OF
money the latter owes this govern
1lsnt.
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Labor, Rs.ppc.r. In tn. Dr-,fu. Cas-.

Labori Reappcars In the Dr~yfus Case
Rcnncs. Aug. 22.-The second day Of
the third week of the second trial by
court martial of Captain Alfred .Drey-
fus on the charge OF treason began at
$50 o'clock this morning.
Maitre Labori was present. He drove
to the court In II carriage and entered
the hall NJ 6::,o o'clock. The audience
greeted him by standing mp and by a
general clnpping OF hands. Maitrc La
bori walked quite briskly, hut holding
his len arm close TO his side In order
not to disturb the wound. He met Cen
eral Mercirr and General Billot In the
middle OF the court room, stopped
chatted and smiled. Labori looked
very well He WIS given n cushioned
arm chair. Madame Labori. looking
well, was also in court. Labori was
warmly congratulated by friends. Cap
tain Drcyfus, on entering, smilinsly
shook hands with Labor.
Colonel Jouaust addressed n few
words OF congratulatlOn to Labori and
expressed the profound Indignation OF
the tribunal at the attempt to assas-
sihatc the counsel. Labori was much
moved ana thanked Colonel Jouaust In
an eloquent speech.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-08-26

n the wages OF sin Is death. some
people are slow in collecting what is
due them.
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History continues to repeat Itself in
spite OF the fact that two-thirds OF his
tory isn't worth repeating
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-08-26

ASH Yoss Dealer for AlIe~'s Yoet-Eas
A powder TO shake in your khocs u
rests the feet. Cures Corns, Bunions,
Swollen. Sore, Hot, Callous, Aching,
Sweating Feet and Ingrowing Nails.
At all druggists and shoe stores, IS cts.
g. Oimstcd, lie Roy. N. Y.
"A bill collector In relentless In his Dur.
nuit." IL don't know. Haven't you ever
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-08-26

The man who never tries to do any
thing and the man who tries to do
everything are both foolish.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-08-26

A man spends enough time wonder
Ing why his neighbors dislike him to
make himself agreeable to them.
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n = Lsalos paper irouieaily speaks OF
Nu11am Wal1esi Astor's Dsitish nat.
n11GHt1on - - ohseec1e - ~ AAglo-
Gu1ooA aliiasse. Easiaal 1ess
t6te esel1ss ~ won't q Il
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Haven't you any respect for
wealth" "No; but know few men
whom ! can respect In spite Of their
wealth."
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The Hon. James ". Bradbury OF the
class Of 1926. who headed the process.
slon Of alumni on commencement day
Il Bowdoin this year. is one OF the IA.
nous old men OF the United States. lie
Was In the senate more than nfty years
Aeo. where benton. Calhoun. Clay.
Aoustoa and Webster were among his
contemporaries. His classmate. Ma.
Aanisi Hawthorne. lived to be 80 yezru
~. and yet Hawthorne has been dead
0oss than . third Of u century. The
eoan Of such . life is awc-inspiring.
Has any other college an niumnus Of
Deveaty.four Year, standing,