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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-19

Taxation of department stores has at
last got around to New York, and a
committee of the city council an
nOunces hearing on the matter The
proposition, modelled on ordinances
adopted in certain western cities, is
that every dealer shall pay a tax of
$500 on each separate class of goods he
keeps. Necessarily the classification
is arbitrary, as for example when rib
bons are excluded from dry goods, and
when once the separation is begun,
there can be no limit to the sub-divi-
sions. Trade in rubber shoes would
be denied to shoe shops, and the divi-
sion of the hardware trade is quite be-
yond calculation. But aside from the
artificiality of the scheme, it's effect
would tend to raise prices rather than
destroy monopolies, and public policy
is against it for that reason, if no
other The st. Louis ordinance has
been held up to ridicule, the country
over, but propriety and sense are too
much to require of local metropolitan
statesmen.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-19
TWO FLARlNG SWORDS.
Rev. A. z. Conrad's Strong Discourse 81,
the Old South.

Rev, A. z. Conrad, D. D., delivered o
strong discourse at the Old so,r,,
church last evening, the subject or
which was 1.-TWO flaming swords and .
triumphant antiphonaI." He said ~.
part:
The narrative of which this Is a MART
begins with a dirge all ton rraq1,,,t
in ancient and modern history u,rd
the people did evil in the stghr of r,a
Lord" They had endured rar.,- -
of peace, but the ancient as fna ,,.57y.,,..5
people, could not stand prosu.-frt. ~.
song of Deborah had srarr-Tt- a.
away before the people baaar-e ,,,,
SYMPTOMS, naughty and even AK.
trous. In every part Of the Ia15 s.f+-.-
were erected to strange gods rs
worship was rampant esDecIair,- ~, "a.
half tribe of Manasseh Prt Six -. NV
with it its own retriburior. -b., -
of iniquity eats away the ,,.ir- -
holds the sword suspended ann :. nc nc
of its own weight, The IsraeIftas -,
not stand against their enemies TLl,.
were discounted and defeated mn -. ny
hand by the 1Idianires 'l 7F-FE
History IS an inspirer of canfao---
IN the Ihllhlte' He who reads hfS+o,,.
arlght knows that God is a ra,,-a-.,..-
of them that diligently seek hin, ., me- -t.I
prophet prepares the way for The ne
gel OF the covenant. The angel 60
to Gideon man Of muscle ana s,-an'
stalwart physically, intelIeo+,or,.,,
clear, with a flashing eye of FRI ' ,,.a.l
a heart beating with hope and n,,~-, n.,l'
he asked Tor sign. and GOD -. ''. g.
10 MN. Ihen ne put the courage If ~.
man 10 Test One of the bar.a.-.
lhlngs 70 meet is public opinion So
s sna H.L rom antagonizing it. The
are many persons who would h.
formers were it not that M. a- "5 re-
of criticisms cruel. bligbtipg ID. li9
which they know would foliS,,. e.Ih
endeavors. 'o''Y" Ih=irI
No sooner had the night Come ,,..
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-19

Again come rumors of the ill-health
of Admiral Sampson and his retirement
from command of the North Atlantic
squadron. There is no doubt that the
admiral still feels the effects of the
mental and physical strain endured
while campaigning in Cuban waters.
but the chances seem to be against his
transfer to land service till after the
naval evolutions planned for the sum
mer are completed. He has a personal
interest in directing them, and the de-
partment is 10th to dispense with his
services so long as he is content to re-
main at sea.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-19

They are talking war with much Sc
robustness in London. Marine insurance
has gone up, along. with rates on Brit
ish property in the Transvaal. The
Saturday Review says either Sir Al
fred Miner must be recalled or Kru-
ger must grant the concessions asked
for, and as both suggestions seem i'm
probable, war is the only alternative.
And yet, the chances are there will
be no extensive lbloodshed, exciting as
the game Of bluff may now seem on boz
sides.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-19

The New York Central is the latest
railroad to begin sprinkling it's tracks
with oil. Those who fancy that pas
sengers are the only ones who
benefit by the laying Of the dust
should listen to the chief engineer of
one of the New Jersey roads, who says
1t is economical for the companies,
Saving wear on running parts of loco
motives and cars, saving the destruc-
ton of car draperies and furniture and
freight; eliminating weeds from the
roadbed and thus economizing labor,
preserving cross ties and trestles from
fire. for the residuum Of crude petro-
leum used is non-inhammable; keeping
frost cut of the ground. thus max
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-19

The festivities at Wellesley, North
ampton, and elsewhere, just now, bring
to mind the reply of a thoughtful young
fellow of seventeen who was asked the
not unusual question as to what college
he would prefer to enter. WELL" he
said, its been in my mind a good deal
and I've concluded I could have real
good time at Vassar."
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-19

The statement that the chef of a
Boston hotel receives $12, 500 a year is
puzzling to people familiar with the
cuisine of those establishments. If any
such price is paid, the man must re-
ceive about $4,000 for his good looks
and $500 for his cooking.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-19

ing the track harder and preventing
washouts," and finally making hot
boxes much less frequent. If all this
is true, the oil sprinkler is destined to
become a permanent equipment Of all
well-appointed and economically man
aged railroads.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-19

George Fred Williams told a Lewiston
Maine, audience that the Chicago plat
form was too conservative. If the par
ty takes his advice, the next platform
will go farther and fare worse.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-19

Gov. Wolcott has assured Mayor
Dodge that Worcesters request for one
of the captured Spanish cannon will
be heard" The main point is. will the
cannon ever be heard hereabouts.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-19

Somebody has stolen the holy car
pet" in Egypt. This may be the work
of the accursed Franks in revenge for
the hideous rugs that Egypt has been
sending out to the rest of the world the
past twenty years.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-19
DEATH OF MRS. IMPARTIAL

Mrs. Bridget MCFARLAND, ., T,D Of d
bu l'2liias s accident last Friday Friday b:
Saturday night at the NoI ,S rrsspet.'
pital. She was an OLD anu H
resident Of St. Johns POO 40 3
husband died about Il years KAT
leaves four children, john 5iuG Her fl'
crime and May McPartlahH.., a.. norris
eral viii take place TuesIIa ayssi SIRE
from her late home. 81 Joh1'
with a requiem high mass a' 49,
church at 9 o'clock.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-19

The motive of the design for the me-
mortal to be placed upon Deweys flag
ship by the people of Olympia and
Washington seems to have been Dor
rowed from the bronze statue of Vic
tory which was placed on the battle
ship Massachusetts. The addition of the
legend, "Gridley, you may fire when
ready" will give it the necessary in
dividuality.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-19

You cannot gamble in Massachusetts
Sunday without the risk of being cop
pered." Certain parties learned that
solemn fact yesterday in Worcester.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-19

Wards of the nation-their first va
cation from school," is the title of a
suggestive illustration in Harper's
Weekly. 1t does not look as if the boy
in cadet uniform or the girl in white
squaw's clothes were destined for a
pleasant visit with their parents attired
in blanket and moccasins. Even the dog
eyes them with suspicion. The process
of leavening the aborigines by educat-
ing the children is slow and tedious, and
not unaccompanied by an occasional re-
lapse, but in generation it may show
results.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-19
TEETH BUILDING.

Perfect teeth development cannot be If
the child is fed upon foods deficient in
teeth making principles. Shredded wheat
biscuit make perfect teeth. for they en-
tain teeth-building properties
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-19

The formal announcement that Sena-
tor George of Haverhill is going to con-
test for the republican nomination for
the state authorship will add some
thing to the vivacity of the political
campaign. Gen. John W. Kimball of
Fitchburg has held the office since 1892,
but length of service is not commonly
accounted a disadvantage either to the
state or the incumbent so long as the
duties of the Office are faithfully and
efficiently performed. Senator George
should hunt for better campaign cry.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-19
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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-19

THE SPY SHOULD HAVE THE EYE OF ARGUS; HE
rs HONORABLE IF NE DO BUT LOOK TO The VEL
FARE OF The COMMONWEALTH"
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-19

Do not fail to try II Iui .punny1"
medicinal use-nothing llAS
Club whisky, absolutely V'A"
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-19

MONDAY, JUNE 10. 1899.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-19

Clemence sells June 20th, at 1870 a.
m, the valuable real estate of the late
J. y. keyes, No. IS Harvard street.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-10-31


~ PoDr. Williams Indian Pie
AOtntment Will cure Blind
Bleeding and Itchins
1Piles. 1t absorbs the tumors
allays the itching at once. acts
as poultlce, gives instant re
lief. DR.. Williams Indian Pile Oint
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eeipt OF price. 50 cents and Sl.OO. WILLIAMS
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Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-10-31
A LIST OF NOMINAL 0

O the Geneal Asnyo
law bnoeb herbyi SEVERAL
escerfel dior oHcsn
a Straight Party write uh the
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-10-31

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Study ysU synDes0s
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HUDYAN new 40
hey VII AisaIDsM.
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YOUR WEAK POINTS ARE :

YOUR WEAK POINTS ARE:
/. CONSTANT HHADAoHE.
hU0YAN, By ~ actisa - the blood. VII
squalizs he drs1laasa Il bsssA 40 tAs
hsaAaehs vtn disappear.
II. sUNKEH 1YEBALLs AND
DARK RINGS BHNDATH THE
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1GsaSpsAz 40 AAhs IL syss Knight
-. PALE cHIEKs. hUYpAn VII
aricA ths blood and essss Tie eAssks 70
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(. WBAKNEsO LIZ THE HDA1T.
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viii make tAs Asart strong and cause It -
beat regularly. ~ he sahnS failing viii
3assppsar.
s. FEHLINo OF WEIGHT N
THE sTOMACH AID INDIoEs-
TON. HUDYAN win cause the fssA ~
- properly digested, improve the appetite and
relieve constipation. HUDYAN viii relieve
all the above symptoms and make yea we'll.
HUDYAN V for yoa- After yoa ars cured
tell other women what HUDYAN has dsos
for you. HUDYAN can b peocared froa
druggists Ter 500. Dss package, q dx packages
tor $50. II Jour druggist does not keep Il
send direct - Hudysn Remedy Co.. sa,
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Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-10-31
ANAEMIA

DfsfenA1 ~ eSnsuAD0on- n0a oeooa0o
q the blood. The f.nptsns ass quite nm
srous and srs readily dscsrnsd- II he
progress q the dissa1s i nst checked AsasA
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Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-10-31

State entitled Elections land
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-16
APPEAL TO VOLUNTEERS.
They Arc Asked to HIVE Orders to
rrcclsfnridWr Revoked.


They Arc Asked to HIVE Orders to
HrcclstnritIWe Revoked.
Lexington, Ky, January ia letter
has been received by an eS-member Of
the Fifth Wisconsin volunteer infantry,
who resides in this city, in which he calls
on the volunteers who were encs!nped al
Chickamauge to protest against the action
of the war department in its recent or
ders to General Joseph c. Brcckinridge,
inspector general OF the United States
army.
The letter states that as soon as General
Breckenridge assumed command at Chick
amauSa the conditions existing there i'm
PROVED to a marked degree and urges the
volunteers 10 do what they can for him by
concerted action and influence upon the
congressman for their respective districts
The letter Is very able one. 1t is written
by the Kentucky political representative
OF the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune, MIR.
Paul Schouse. Copies Of II are TO be printed
by the thousand and sent to volunteers
all over the country. The orders referred
TO In the letter were those OF the war
department to General Breckenridge to go
on tour OF inspection along with other
action OF the war department. all OF which
/ he cites as being annoying and intending
TO make him resign from the army.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-16
WISCONSIN CORONER MOBBED.
A JEWISH WOMAN SURPRISED To
HAVE BEEN BURNED ALIVE.
when nm Attempt Was Made to Ex-
hume the body no Jews Drove the
Officers from the Grave.

West superior Wis. January 1s-Therc
are likely 10 be sensational developments
in the case of Mrs. Wilipung. VINO rs
thought to have been buried alive. Coro-
ucr Downs of this city. acting on orders
of District Attorney ksrens, went to bu
luth today with the intcntlon of disintsr-
ring the remains to permit OF post
mortem examination to determine the
causc of death as demanded by the rc'a-
tives OF the woman.
Coroner Downs. with hearse, went TO
the grave and commenced to open 1t. Willie
So engaged a mob of LOO Jews OF tn, fac-
,ior opposed to the disinterme;,; attacked
him and hs was compelled to dssist Downs
returned here under close surveillance He
proposes 10 go out about midnight with
enough following to bring tie bods TO this
city, where an examination will be held
tomorrow In the Jewish Tabernacle this
afternoon riot took place between tue
facticns hrothcrs and relations OF tho aead
woman attacking wilfo,fne. her husband.
A frcr Tight ensued.
The police auslled the row. No arrests
were made.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-16
SHORT NEWS STORIES.

PINE BLUFF. Ark.-smalpox has broken
out at Tombcrlin. about eight miles from
England. Ark A dozen cases have made
their appearance. confined mostly 10 negroes.
NEW YORk.--At neon Monday traIp
service will BIO started from Jerssy CITY over
the PENNSYLVANIA railroad and the Plant sys
tenn. reducing the time OF travel to Havana
by three hours.
~, siINGToN.--Ths surgeon general Of
the war department. aai,s more immune
nurses for yellow fever hospitals In cuba
and circulars viii be sent throughout tho
South rcIuesting applications.
CLEVELAND. Ohio--A new iinseei oil
combination has been formed. the incorpora-
tion taking place IN New Jersey under tbs
name oil the American Lipsecd Oh cnmDany
The headquarters OF the new company will
probably be In Chicago,
HARRISBURG. Pa.--captain Wilson NorrIs
OF Harrlsbnrg. resistant adjutani general OF
the stan OF General j. y. $. Goblin, cont
dlvlsicn OF the seessnd army corps. died sud
denly at tho Harrisburg club.
HAVANA. --Ths bishop az Havana. recog-
mixing that under American military ruls the
church can net 90 supports1 out. oi the pub.
e reyenues, has isseed clrrulsr letter. 70
the priests of the dharent parishes disActing
that the church be hereafter maintained by
private rontrihntious.
{. SAVANNAH. Ga. Arrangement hays
Jasper Greens and the saysnnsb Cadets, OF
\. n sir,Ssa, 81 On ns.
wsrs bfisadcd together at Chickamauga,
Tampa ana Bnntsyills. and a strong friend
ship spyang UP between the commands.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-16
sTATls.

3 ~
q Arlington hotel. sanlteriu,n and a rest
dence were bur.ied at Marlin. ss
District clerks have been called 10 mtp.
at Austin to consider legislation they de.
sire.
Eight business houses and a hotel were
burned at Edna.
Sentiment AZ Galveston does not now
favor the Levi Bill asking for tho wet
end nats for the city.
General SLATER says Eatan's tlrade 10
utterly indefensible.
Contended In a case IN Illii c:unty taat
license Illegally obtained renders a
marriage under II null and void.
The faculty of thc university aud OF Sam
Houston normal express reGret al the
death OF Dr.. Joseph Baldwin
The new Christian church st Brannam
was dedicated with appropriate cerc-
monies.
Everyone in Austin doesn't favor pra-
posed charter amendments and lively
council meeting Is Ia prospect
District attorney wants fees In a cas-.
wherc he secured conviction and which
the legislature attempted to deprive him
OF by u clause in an appropriation bill.
Williamson county grand jury found
nsarly aCo Indictments.
4 big acreage Is to he planted In melons
In Southwest Texas
Gambling houses OF Dcnison have baen
closed by the sheriff
A tornado did much damage 10 property
In Graey county.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-16
NEGRoEs As CoLoNIsTs.
A scheme 10 EAtnbliah Government
fl a.. {t.e Wesf

In the West.
Chattanooga Tenn, January Ian up
piicai!on was made today By S. j.. Hu'cn-
lins. John T.. Patton and other leadihs
coiorcd oiilseus OF this city, for charter
for the National American Colonization
association, the object being to organize
branches ia the Southern States. Tho as-
ISOLATION is termed with a view to coioniz-:
ing negroes In the West and securing from
congress concession to allow the colonies
so formed the right OF State government
IBnd representation in consrcss, etc. The
ylan was originated Uy 5. j.. Hutchins,
a negro lawyer oil this city, who has given
the question OF what to do with the
negro" great deal OF study. Hutch'ns
VAS at one time n circuit Judge in NJrth
Carolina during the reconstruction days;
and II is said OF him that he came nearer
to giving satisfaction TO the whites In his
circuit than any negro who ever held .
like Office. fIutchins gives as n reason
for his proposed colony that the people
OF the United States should be given an
opportunity to sec whether the negro Is
capable Of governing and holding Office.
l. The application for charter says that
II. II not fair to Judgc Of the negro
ability to conduct his own affairs BY the
failures he has made IN office In the
South. Given All opportunity when they
arc altogether dependent upon themselves,
the negro viii solve the arc.d SO d.
lily as to whether he Is verify of citizen
ship and to be an integral part OF the
governing people" FIutchins claims that
number Of the leading negroes of the
South are in sympathy with him In the
movement
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-16
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

LUI.ING. Born to Mr.. aud Mrs. K.
Kleinsmith. Luling Texas daughter
TENAHK ANA - bold ATTEMPT 70 bur
siatise the Catholic church was frustrated
by the priett.
M'KINNEY.--The Masons or Collin
county VIII hold a school OF instruction In
Mckinney. beginning January -.
PLEAsANToS. lin the past two months
Nj. Barber Buck, who has fne pack OF
hounds. has killed Twenty-Five wildcats
PLEAsANToN. Prickly pear i being
used In large quantities as cattle feod; eS-
cel,ent resalts arc obtained therefrom
CENTER POINT. Lit has been decided
b. the stockholders OF the Guadalupe VAL
lev Fair association TO hold an annual fair,
pENISoN.-There are at least 1000
cases OF the grip in this city and the
whole surrounding country is likewise at
fected.
SAN ANTONIO u NJ. Rooney. VINO
killed Charles Praeger some weeks ago.
was admitted to bail In s10,o00, which he
gave.
CAT SPRfNG.-Coton receipts for the
season September 1 to date, arc 1917 bales
ahead OF same period last season; quite u
good increase.
S. NJ. Franklin Mt this place are very much
elated over her selection as postmistress OF
the house Of representatives.
| DENTON Two men have been arrested
In the Indian Territory and brought back
here charged with having committed high
way robbery near Pilot Point.
SKIDMoRE. Farmers are well M with
their blowing. the weather during tho
month having been all that could be de-
sired. Grass Is growing nicely
GREENVILLE I'll G. Coleman, Z
Hunt county farmer. says he expects "a
make more money this year on four acres
OF onions than from forty acres OF cotton.
| GOLDTHwAITE.-- have been a
few eases OF grip In this vicinity. but mona
OF the cases were OF very serious nature.
The general health OF the town Ia very
good.
WAXAHACHIE The grand jur; has
found one hundred bills so far and ad-
journed Til Monday. when It Will again
proceed 10 regulate the acts OF the law
less.
DALLAS. The Texas grand lodge 1. o.,
o. r. IL to meet here February g. Ar
rangements have been made for visit TO
the orphans home nj Corsicana during the
session,
UVALDE. The asphalt mines at Cline.
In this county, are again open and large
fierce Of men at " rk there night and day.
u Is r~rcrted ihni Y the near future the
force Will be doubled.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-16
THE HOUSE.
rsctAc Cable Bill tho Most Important
Business OF tho Week.

FsctAc Cable Bill tho Most ImpOrtnMt
Business Of the Week.
Washington, JANUARY 1.-THE work OF
the house the coming wcck viii be oyercas,
with the sad rites of attending tho nnaI
tributes TO Mr.. Dingley. These will be
held in the house of representatives II
noon tomorrow and Immediately following
them the house will adjourn for the day
ON Tuesday the legislative work OF the
house VIII be resumed with the naval per-
sonnet bill coming over from last Friday.
Wedne day has been designated for the
committes on Interstate and foreign com
merte. The most important bill this CON
mttfee has on the calendar Is that PRO
y.dins for Pacific cable running to la
wa,i and thence TO Japan BY Thursday the
postoffce appropriation bill viii BIZ re-
ported and reRay 10 be taken up In the
house. Tho main interest attaches to the
lime when the important bill fof tn, in
create o. the rcgula. army can he taAen
up Il ia awaiting the recovery OF Chlirm IN
Hull OF The military committee and sho aid
ne be about by the end OF the week tais
measure sin be brought forward. Blu
these Is liisle prospect that his c,nvale,-
esnce viii permit this. BEYOND tn Ii re
y little Of a definite nature forecasted for
The coming week.