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DUTY OF THE STATE.

Beyond his immediate luty TO his
client, the lawyer has a larger and
wider sphere of duty TO the state in
illustrating, supporting, and maintain
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-06-28
LEGAL GUIDANCE,

dent as he who insures his building
after the fire.
LEGAL GUIDANCE.
The best function of the lawyer is
| that of legal guidance, to show how
pitfalls may be stunned and collisions
avoided, and to point out the pathway
! that may be followed in peace. In law,
as in medicine, an ounce Of preven-
| tion is worth a pound of cure. Litiga-
! tion among clients like war among ma
| tionS, should be the last resort. The
| lawyer should be a peacemaker Coun-
| sells of moderation and self-restraint
| given at the proper time and in wise
| spirit, will often save your client from
a precipitate rush into the annoyances
| of suit, which even with the best re-
| suits will yield much trouble. i'll feel
! ing, and expense. Smooth down your
| clients ruffled feelings toward his ad-
versary Restrain his passion. Give no
| encouragement 10 mere reVengeful mo-
| tives. Let your object always be to
| place before his view the pure and
| simple rules of justice, and make that
| the object of his action. Differences
| there always must be-differences as
To facts, differences in construction of
the law besides wrongs and outrages
| which only resort TO legal remedies
can decide and rectify. But in seek
ing the aid of the courts Of justice in
such instances, remember that you are
yourselves ministers of justice, and that
any willful perVersion of fact, any at
tempt to distort unrighteous doctrine
into a rule of practice is unworthy.
The further maintenance of the high
authority ana repute of our Anglo
Saxon Jurisprudence as the foundation
of our progress and prosperity and the
| safeguard Of our liberties is intrusted
to the bar The world will Judge OF
the system according to the manner in
which its ministers administer it.
DUTY OF THE STATE
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-10-14
MON E Y


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EYNOpsIq

CRATER T.-Gen. Heath Is ordered 10
report TO headquarters at Chattanooga
An aide is present az the interview. Tho
general IS shown an order for his arrest
and court-martial and is then assigned to
special duty TO watch a contemplated
movement OF Longstreets corps He ac-
eepts.
CHAPTER II-Gen. Heath leaves Chat
1anooga with 500 men. his brigade. end
moves out TO Morganton's crossroads On
the way he meets with girl he knows
who lives at the place he IS to make his
headquarters. He insists on her returning
with his troops. At her home a. Is thought
face was seen at the window. but a search
through the house revealed no suspicious
persons. Lieut.. Hall. the aide, IS placed in
charge OF the young lady wfth orders 10
watch her and question her carefully She
faints
CHAPTER IIL-When questioned she
said her mother Is for the confederacy and
Aersen for the union. At night she is
caught in the kitchen attempting to burn
a paper which contains the plans OF Burn
sizes defenses at Knoxville. She is con-
6ned UNDER guard a spy.
CHAPTER IV.-Gen. Heath's command
IS attacked by confederates, but they are
beaten or. During the fight Lieut. Hall
again sees a mysterious face mt the win
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-10-14

There was evidence of treachery on the
part of the general; there was viola
ton OF parole on the part of Margaret
Beach; while l, who had always been
sensitive to my honor, had lied like a
pirate and cheated at cards, only to be
despoiIed of my winnings. But what
puzzled me most was Berante's asking
if the general was making love to
Margaret. Yet / knew Berante to be
such an arrant rascal that believed he
had some concealed motive for asking
the question. However, self-preserva-
ton and the love of liberty overweighed
all other considerations, and soon fell
to laying plans for escape. felt hope
full as to Guiding my guards and leaving
the place where / was held captive.
Union prisoners of war, when not con-
fined in a regularly appointed prison,
often found it easy to get away from
their captors; the trouble wns to reach
the union lines Indeed, many an es-
capped prisoner, after wandering about
without food or shelter, finally gave
himself up to avoid starvation. 1 sur
veyed our little camp and noted the
were guarded by sentinels, while the
fourth was protected by wagons. If
could get under one of those wagons
I might escape through the bushes on
the other side.
AS night came on bleak wind arose
| and kept close to the campfire in the
| center of our prison square. The senti-
nels were watchful, and / gave up any
| hope / may have had of an early at
tempt to get away, and, turning my
| back to the blaze. fell asleep. L awoke
| with the consciousness that some one
was looking at ne. Sitting up, l rubbed
my eyes. The fire was nearly out, the
| sentries lounging on their posts, only
one of them pacing his Beat. 1 cailec
to him and asked what time of nigh
it was.
Wall, Yanl, reckon It's about time
70 that relief TO turn out, n that's a
ten err tharabout."
was about to lie down again, whel
the same feeling came over me tina
was with me when / woke. Some on
was surely looking at me. CHANGING
under one of the wagons, peering int
the darkness, / saw what at first wa
little more than two eyes; then mad
out the face of a woman. She wa
lying fiat on the gronnd, her head raise
so that she could look at me- At las
i recognized Margaret Beach. She sig
nailed to me, putting her fingers to he
lips, warning me not to attract the a
J 1cntioD Of tht uard. It was plain the
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game fairly, the fifth barely. the sixth
brilliantly. and carried off the seventh
triumphantly with hand of bowers
and court cards that filed my oppon-
ent with establishment.
"a very bright boy" he said, rising
andssmiling urbanely.
Thank YOU"
picked up the letter and stuffed Il
in my trousers pocket. Then, taking
the ring, l said: Keep IL till you are
in position to redeem it, major; and
rs for the bill. permit me to make you
loan on confederate terms; till six
months after ratification OF treaty
of peace between the United States and
Confederate States"
He declined my offer with a we'll
assumed expression of injury, almost
indignation The guard led me into
the hall, but the major called him back.
Quick as thought 1 took match from
my pocket, and the letter at the same
time. Scratching the match on the
wall. I applied it TO the paper. A cor
ner had ignited, when Berante came
quickly into the hall and blew out the
flame.
"Pl trouble you for that letter." he
said, with marked politeness and his
peculiar smile.
az won it."
Certainly, it is your property, but
the property of prisoners of war is
always turned over to some one dep
uted to receive and RECEPTION it."
He sat down at the table and wrote
me a receipt, and i, making q virtue
| of necessity. handed him the letter.
Indeed. had cherished little hope of
getting away with it. When he had
called the guard back it was doubtless
TO instruct him to make q prctext to
secure it. 1t was this surmise that led
me to attempt its destruction.
And now comes a moment of nv life
which can never refer to without feel
ing again all the conflicting emotions
I felt then; a moment full of surprise,
! indignation, wounded confidence. AS
left the room and turned into the
hall saw figure standing in the front
door-the figure OF woman She was
hurrying in, and SO wrapt in some pur-
| pose, so filed with anxiety, as was plain
| in every line Of her countenance, that
she did not recognize me until 1 was
right upon her.
Margaret Beach, what in the name
of heaven are you doing here?"
The surprise and>horror with which
abe looked at mel She stopped, start
ed on. stopped again, cast quick
glance at my guard, and / thought she
was about to speak to me; but, though
the man was sufficiently relaxed in his
watching to permit it, she passed OF
| without word and entered the room
| had left.
The guard took me back TO the othel
| prisoners, and before leaving he or
dered me to turn my pockets inside out
stating that prisoners were not al
lowed to retain any articles on theil
persons, and thus reclaimed Maj
Berante's receipt for the letter has
won. cared nothing for the paper
and gave it up readily.
1 spent the day with plenty of foo'
for thought, If none for the stomach
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-10-14

sun On an eninence beyond sat an
other, while still farther on we could
distinguish the dim outline of a third.
Then came the growing OF a cock,
whose tiny figure we could discern
strutting about in the yard below nj
the base of the staff that bore the flag.
While the sun was thrusting his broad
face above the horizon we were han
guidiy moving down the road that
wound around TO the house. AS we en-
tered the grounds we heard faint
boom. 1t was the morning gun fired
at sunrise from some distant camp
Gro BIZ ooErTEUED.)
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DAILY SERVICE, YORK RIVER
LINE

DGily service via York River Lin.
will be resumed. beginning May 18th
on following schedule: Leave Rich
nond via Southern Railway 1880 p M.
West Point, $500 p. M, arriva Balti-
more 8 80 following morning. Return
ing leave Baltimore 5 100 p. NJ, West
Point 8 go A. M arrive Richmond 9 &c
A. N. Close connections are made ~
Baltimore with Baltimore and Obi,
and PennsylTADiA railroads to and from
Philadelphia, New York, Atlantic CitS
and all points East, Steamers IeAvt
West Point and Baltimore daily, tx
oept Sundays.
Fare between Richmond and Balti-
more, hret-clsss. one way. 81 so, round
trip, good for ten dayR 81 90. Round
trip tickets, Philadelphia, SO. 60, TO New
York, $500, good for thirteen days~
@. W.. WESTBURY.
Travelling Passenger Agent
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she wished to assist me to escape I
shook my head, giving her OF the same
time a glance Of contempt. but she
-persevered.s. and 1 was SO anxious 70
regain my liberty that at last 1 felt
willing-I admit It with a blush&tO
accept assistance from one who, IL true
TO me, was certainly a menace to the
union cause. minated by look that
would act with her, and she at once
disappeared from under the wagon
wondered what she would do. ]
had not long to wait. for in few min
utes I'heard one Of the sentries give the
customary challenges; WHO comes
there2" Then saw by the freight
Margaret approaching the guard. What
she said could not hear, but saw that
she was talking to him earnestly. The
two other sentries left their beats and
wept to hear what she was saying. i
judged that she was inventing story
of some threatened danger. She stood
outside the guard-line, thus contriving
TO place the listening sentinels so that
their backs were turned toward their
prisoners. Hhe fire was fortunately
low. though one brand persisted in
burning brightly. Selling it, smoth-
erd it in the ashes; then, while the
sentries' faces were turned from me, i
!. rolled toward the nearest wagon, main
tanning my rightly like a mummy
blown by the wind. Half the distance
was accomplished when one of the men
turned TO go to his beat, to reach which
he must come directly toward me- Mar
garet quickly called him back. Malxing
few rapid turns, i rolled under the
wagon. then got up and ran like deer.
VIII.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-10-14

The light was broadening. the stars
we're fading, the hills were growing
into being, their green sides tinted
with the red, yellow. brown and ma
room OF autumn. On neighboring hill
was vedette. He was sitting on his
horse, the butt of his carbine resting
on his thigh. looking for oil the world
IKE statue CT bronze. an aRcient tire
worshiDer watchin0 for tina coming
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Incorporated
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OFFICERS:
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BOARD OF DRnCroRa.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-30
ls6 EMILIO GADeR1Av

Gilberta comprendia por - acento
que habia tornado una resoluci6n
decisiva.
--Desgraciada --dijo Mario
ri es inmediatamente, nj de un modo
ostensible cemo debo empezar IL lucha.
Acaso necesitare algunos meses de pa
seiencia, y me we're condenado { conti-
nuar mi vida solitasia. 81 Conde de
villeere pore { mi disposition sus mo.
!. destas economfas Ante todo tengo
que haceros una sdplica, amiga mia.
Pasecia turbsdo.
-lCusll -pregunt6 Gilberta.
Que no creais NADIA de 10 que leafs
4 oig6is de mi Solo emplando las
rhalas arnas de mis- enemiRos podrk
venceflos So. Zero todo 10 que 70 ha-
gsltendera { aproximar eI dia en que
Sekls mi esposa.
Habia en- 80 VOC tanta tefnurn que h
joveh no pudo eontener las klinas.
Jam6s, suceda loN ieEa, dods-
s6 De voo.
Mario le es,sech6 mos con p.-
sion:
De ps0nto voIsitIoa : 4 ssalidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-30
Quien mucho abarca

Bowne
Emulsion de Scott gado hpofosto
eusones peectas los esemento denados ngos
enbotan
bHsdaN venderse de
de Pdan
omen de Scott los deseen
mednaS
po La egma Emulsion de agdble i de
de la garganta los pumoneS Deena de Tss Esca
Foaece robuse Auma obuos
Con su uso los nno Sc desaroIan fueres robuso
hhn hn hmbr0n
ssm
BOVINE QUllCOS, NEVA YORK
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-30

admnsan uscia por propa nvarabemente
pedonados Fanc Hseu ha esco contra or
docna sntetzado ideas sobe particular
drama, por la cua Sc le aguarda tanta ans;edad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-30
Personaies de actualidad

El p6bllco frances espera con la mayor inn
paciencia Ia representation del nuevo drama
del insigne jovea dramaturgo Paul Hervieu,
aceptado va por Ia Comedia Francesa, y en- 81
cual Sc ha creado un papel especial para el dis
tinguido actor lie Bargy. Ell drama de Mr..
Hervieu. intitulado i" Les Preuves parece ser
una protesta contra Ia famesa interjecci6n de
Dumas "i Matala q, en- su celebre obra: LA
>Mujer de Claudio. Segdn el artfculo 324
del C6digo Penal frances, " en- case de adulte
rio, el natador de su esposa y el mismo com.
plice, cometen un crimen excusable". es
Ell virtud de este artfcu'o que los maridos que
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-30
h RIOS DE GRe
EFECTOG .WELIT.aRES
De SALVADOR ALSiNA
Plasa .. Av0nso .xII, =. sI.-Pso-Rioo.

BoRLAs PARA BAsToNEs DE MANDo.
De Jtez Municipal, Juez Mayor, ,Magis-
tradO, Captain Ayudante, Comandante, Es-
tado Mayor, General, Jsfe de Administra-
si6n, Jefe Superior de Administration, ms
pector de Policia, CsladOr de Polisfa, AL
calde.
Gorras para los sefiores O6ciales del
Ejercito, Marina de guerra y mercante y
demas cuerpos y dependencies de esta Isia.
AcccsoriOs para todas clasessdk b0rdados.
Sartido de mGsica impresG.
Palaa. En- Ell Cfelo. lMdxurka.
Worsley Boston-V Vals.- s.--Martorell, "La
Bella Gerardine", Collection de
Oantos Infantiles con letra escrupulosamen-
to revisada.
| IQueda suprimida la antigua costumbre de
rebajar el tanto por ciento los profesores.
Cordones de lana y seda para habito re-
Agieso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-30
ESCRIBANIAS

81 pdblico podra encontrar
sicmpre en- cl /" Boletfn Mer-
cantil : un extenso y variado
surtido de las mismas. Las
hay de multitud de prccios,
dosde rs centavos hasta 20
y IS pesos. muy elegantes y
lujosas. En- tinteros de cris-
tai de roca Sc puede escoger
much6.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-30
DE- FORD { CO,

Anuncian que estan pre-
parados a suplir giros pa
gaderos d la PAR en- algunas
de las ciudades de Puerto
Rico siguientes:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-30

Los rumores relatives al enlace de IL
Pfincesa Victoria de Wales, hija dol herede
rode Ia corona de Inglaterra, con el Prfnci-
pc George, de Grecia, Sc kan confrmado.
Un recients telegrama de Viena, anuncia
tormalmente este compromise que, no hace
mucho, Sc temi6 que no SC llevara cabc.
Asa naaerte del Rey de Grecia, el Principe
George oeuparA el trono. de manera que la
Princesa Victoria vendra ser Reina de los
griegos Aseg1rase que la Reina Victoria
sc Ia interesado especialmente en- este ma
trimonio que estima de alta importancia pa
"a Ia dinastfa inglesa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-30

Antique Gobernador de Paris, persona
prominente en- el ejercito frances el General
Pellieux, por orden del Ministro de Guerra
ha hido retirado del puesto que ocupaba y NOM
brado Comandante de Ia Brigada A estacio
NADIA en- Quimper, Departamento de Finiste-
rre. Ell General Pellieux no Sc manifesto dis
puesto aceptar esta posici6n que considera
como un pretexto para separate de la politica
activa. Coaexionado el nombrs del expresa.
de militar con los asuntos referentes al proceso
de Dreyfus, alegase qae el Ministro adopt6 es.
ia resolution en- vista &c Ia actitud parcial usa
ux, quien, como es sabide sc ha caracterizado
visionistas mas tenaces.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1899-10-03
Items of Interest.

"Trust not to appearances, but put
your faith in Hoods Sarsaparilla. which
nevsr disappoints, 1t is the best medi-
cine money can buy,
Rev. j. S. Hutchinson, pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. South. at
Arlington, has been appointed presiding
elder of the Lewisburg district as the sue.
cesssor to the Rev j. D. Martin, who
died several weeks ago.
Rev. DIR. James s. Gardner, now OF
Paris, Va, formerly pastor of the church
here, has been appointed by the Bishop
to succeed Mr.. Hutchinson at Arlington
and will take charge as soon as Mr..
Hutchinson leaves for Lewisburg.
The bachelor degree will be conferred
upon the following young men at the Fall
convocation of The West Virginia Uni
versity, they having completed their
course during the Summer Quarter: Lee
Smith, Uniontown, Pal Alien w. Por-
terield, Charles Town; Silas Marion
HnF, Auburn; Charles f TrembIy,
Terra Alta.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1899-10-03

At the N y Facke store you can buy
tobacco "a per cent less than you can
elsewhere We keep 2j or more KINDS
to select from. We also keep big stock
of cigars and smo kirg tobacco about a
doz XII ds of the most popular kinds of
smoking tcbacco; a Is Pint bottle of tie
b st was hirg blue for Sc as good as the
cream blue; always keep a good
stock of fresh can dies-on hand a ice
FrerCh mixture for 6 a 10 all creams
Toe lb.; fine Frence mixed Q, (; the hest
p ain stick or III xed drops 8: lib !; nice
chrc l4te drops 10 IS good as you car
buy for 2ac; mil Io2engers 12' III Just
received a1resh suTl ly ut Mar il scskes
and ere ckers they are flee try them;
Cla' Ks o. n. I. spool cotton sir0 Nds
black and white all numbers q spool (;
Just received a lot IF shears branded
razor steel in. 15"; s in is a al Fin
ger nail clippers tie latest and best
thing out 49,; the beet German eimlet
bits &c each: anger bits TO l8r; hi
stock drills to is plain braces GOO
one fer SOC! coed ratchet brace 40 the
eat best ball bearing ratchet IRA Is
fl.G0; knob locks 10, 81, p ard 45c CO..
plet, a fine front door ln-k with Hack
and broI re knobs 75c 20 81 40 set ortb
81 p to 800 anywhere; the ies, Lul
I'd Porter ".At me" shutter hing IS =
{; paint brushes all kinds 3. to - {;
shoe 'Iush9s 8to 45c j. ". oFFMAN
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1899-10-03
Moore.--Bates.

Miss Mary II. Bates and Mr.. Albert New
ton Moore were married at I o'clock We'd
nesday evening at the home of the brides
parents, one mile east of this place. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. DIR. A. c.
Hopkins in the presence of a number of in
vited guests. John w. Moore, brother of the
groom, was best man, and James Hurst and
J. G. Gibson were ushers The bride entered
the parlor with her brother, Mr. Edward
Bates. Miss Mary Bates, niece of the bride,
and Miss Florence Moore, niece of the groom,
were flower girls. The bride was tastefulIy
dressed in a travelling suit. She is the daugh.
ter of Mr.. Thomas II. Bates and the groom
is the third son of Mr.. Alberto. Moore, both
prominent farmers residing near this place
After the ceremony reception was held.
attended by a number of guests. The bride
received handsome collection of presents.
After the ceremony the newly marie d cou-
pie left on a visit to Eastern cities,