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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-17
Srrtig gum Stapcaanf.
Der erIts 8orpebojdger fir Die Bum
besFlotte ppnerbet. - 8eI4reibung
bes 6abr3eug8.


besFlotte ponerbet. - 8ei4retbung
bes 6abr5eu85.
Bath, Me., Is. Moi. - Der erTts
Sprpebo : 3srfDrer Der 8unoesflotte
liegt bier fertig gum StapeQauF. Die
,Oabl9ren" nennt Ti8 bd8 Idmlfe
8riegsfu6r3eltg, 9ur4 GOn9reBs4fz
te 1T Der 8an BON Is 3o%rpeoobootz
,3erIt1rer unQeorbnet tporben, O6pobl
bieFe .&dbaQerie be8 Meere8' i'm leBs
ten Seetrriege nit Spunien ii4 gar
nt6t al8 70 geFd9rlibe 8egner ernie
fen 6atten. Die 6abrgeIdpinoi8teit
Der umeritunif6en 3erTt0rer 1T duF
30.5 9nptsn Die Stunbe ungefeBt; Der
&~oTtsnpreis betrdgt $194,000.
Die rOublgren" bat cine Gdnge bon
147 SUB, cine 8reite BON Is SUB uno
Al Bon unb einen Stefgung bon 4
Sub u 3oQ. Der 8altmgebalt Be-
trGqt 1854 Sons. Ste 1T na6 Der
Normunhz3 gebdut. Die 8rieb>
traft lteFern 3lpet Oretfd9erpdnl1onsz
MaI6inen BON 1900 9FerbetraFt. Die
8u6lenrGume fafen 80 SonRen. Die
Nrmirung beTte6t aus elmer 8atteris
BON bier Ginpfiin0ets S6ne1feuerz& az
nonen. 8pei SorpeoprDbre fir 1851
lice automobile 8bttebeaoz SorpeOOs.
Q(uF benz @srbed iperben 3tpei Pan3erz
tRiir1ne fir 8eo6a4tung83pede bic
men,. Od8 8orberOed lit etipa8 gez
pDl6t, nie Der Riiden elmer SdilotrDz
te. ,53piI8sn ben beiben Ruu6fdn8en
pito in einem 0edbuuIe Die S6iff5z
fiide unteroe6rQAt fem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-17
9lmerifauiI6e EaarrdDrr.
Q6Iubgebiete in alien @elttbeilen. -
N k-.IN- n...L..n 49, E~AnrlR

|NUIuBEtUttlE III uLtll NtliA1Ctl|I"
8ebeutenbe 8unabme bes Grports.
@ufbington, .. e., 16. mai.
- Der Grport bpn Qmsritanif4 den
SFa6rrdbern nimmt BON eeSobr gu Sdbr
gu. Noh alien @eGttheilen gaben
Ta6rrGber umeritaniT4en 5abritots
unD IeG6It in ben grpBen Snbuitrieldns
bern GurDpuS finOen ie mebr unb
mebr @ingdng. Der @srtb Der 5obrz
rdberzgrports be3iFFerte Ii4 in Den
Iebten 4 Su9ren in runOer Sunme
ouf $20,O0O,OOO. DAB b%eionoerS in
europa Elm Nb1oBmartt erobert pers
ben tonnfe, Tpri6t fir bic Site be5
amerifaniT9en SSabrifat5 unb bic
Sii9tigteit Der S%dnoperter, gu8 ben
8ere6nunger bt5 ItutiItii4en 8ures
aus piro Der 6abrrobz@rpprt nab
Trantrei6 fir buS 5i5taljobr 1893
SO boppelt 10 groB fem tpie i'm pors
oufgegdn8enen Sabre. Der gIei4e @t~
port nu6 0eutf4lanb bat in bteIem
Si8fulio6re Inn 90 9ro5snt 3ugenDma
men. Nu6 unberen 2dnbern BON Gus
rppa 1T cine 3unabme pOn ettpd 80
9ro3ent gu Der3ei4nen. Die america
nit den 6a6ritanten butten Die PretIe
6etrd6tli6 rebusirt uro Der dngegebes
ne Wertb beg Exports 6eoeutet baber
cine melt grDbere Qn3obl BON 5aRrrds
bern ais in friiberen Subren. Der
acknowledgment no9 Supan be3iffers
fe ii6 i'm Gi8taGiabr 1896-97 ouF
$52,179 unb pirb in benz ieBt enbens
ben 6isfaljabre me6r ais $4,000
betrogen. Sm leBten Bi5taliabre mar
bieIe 4usfu6r i'm @ertbe ME fol8t:
@nglonb $1,852,166, 0euti6lano
81, 724, 4O4, Gundhd $611,402,
Sranfrsi6, $482,68 NuItrdIisn
5000, 906, 9oGonb, $251,9 18, Dane
mari $229,370, 9ritiidzQfrttu,
S148, SOB, 8rittTtzSnOten $90,388,
Sopun $88,9O5, China $27, 449, Sol
IdnoiI6sO 1868 unb QFrito
o11 CAT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-17
Srri6wunbenrr SnnOerIing.

vGbespTtin So6nnie" abban0en &c.
fomman. - Ma6rT4einli4 sinsm
Raubmorh gum Opfer geFalen.
Surrt8burg, 3D., Is. Moi.-
lteber ben 9erbleib be8 @rnTt &fempfe.
zines @inIiebler8 unb Sonberling8,
Der felt elmer @o6e aus Ieiner 5iitte
i'm DItIiden S6eile BON &earneD ber=
f6punben lit, 6ut man mod INNER
feline Na6ri6t, unO man nimmt jeBt
fir getpiB an, baB er ermorbet porOen
1T. &Iampfe mar "a Sabre alt unb
ols nS6eepstin So6nnis" betannt,
neil er bic 0pQe BON S6aF5fsuen
f6pr unb bteIel6e ~pertauFte. 9rei
oOer biermal i'm Sabre ging er no9
Netps0ort, no er feline Wdare o6IeBte
unb ben grlDB baFiir in barren @elO
mitbro6te. NugenF6einit4 butten
@trol6e buppn 9eb0rt, boB er ftet5 i'm
5rubjabre elmer ieinsr HeiTen mo6te.
unb man bermttbet, bdB fire tbm Die5z
maj d~uflauerten, t9n berdubten unb
ermOrbeten. Dor 3pet Sa5ren tparen
$500 aug feiner 6iitte geItobGen NOR
ben unb i'm bortgen Sabre $50. Den
8anten traute er nidt, tnb 70 trtg er
fem 8elO INNER bei fi6, bo er eiren
abermaIigen Roub beFir4tete. 9tm
6reitug bor a4t Sagen ioar er BON
Nep@Oort 3%uriidgetebrt, unb Teinem
ein3igen 5reunOe, 5erbtndno @ut9ens
rteb in 6urriTon, bate er dnpertrdut,
boB er in Elm 5ofpitaG gehen poGe, UNI
cine Operation bornebmen gu ldfen.
Qm nd6{ten Morgen mar er i'm ct.
Mi6oel's 9oIpttol in 9Grrtsburg unb
ertldrte, er pole am rG4Iten Sage
ptebertOmmen, Ii4 Operiren Iafen unO
i'm SoTpitul bleiben, Bis er bouItdnbig
9eneIen fei. @eitoem 1T er Ipurtos
perf9punben. Mdn tpeiB, odb ct
3nf6en $500 unb 5000 Bel Ii9 bate.
Sein 8rubsr bat Nn3eige Bel Der Poz
Ii3ei ~erftdttet unb bieTe bat bic einges'
EpnhFtsn RnhfnrTh1tnnpn nnnp1tp0f :
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Mnnrhlih III 4nhrr nIt.

Ri9mpub 3d., is. Mfui.-Sm
Otter BON III Sa6ren lit bier Die 6dr~
bige 2ucb 8uaod, bic unter benz gfas
men PUNT Qucn" betdnnt mar, gez
Itorben. Sic mar aut6entiIden Be-
ri6ten 5ufolge i'm Sabre 1888 I'm
S9ale bon 8irginien %gebpren. sic
bate a6t ainber. Oas Jingle, cine
Sonter, lit isbt 70 Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-17
Sarragut's SIasgibtf fnmmt.

Dafbington, 16. Mai.-4bs
miral 6arragut's 6erii6mtes olteg
6lagg16iff Die o9urtforb," psl6e felt
Iieben Sabren an Der 9atificzR iite Itas
tionirt lit, lift dl8 S6uII6iff gepd6lt
pprben unb pirb Inn bas Sap 9Orn
na8 benz Qtldntif4en O5eon unb Der
SItfuIte Der Der. Staaten aebraat
tperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-17
@iG sei6iebrn itin.
Qua bic GGtpsfter Der e4tnaft9en
6ruu Sloane unb jeBige Trdu
perr9 Belmont 1T ihrss' Suttsn
iiberbriifIig.

uOetOTuflg.
Netp 9 +, Is. Mai. - Sn Der
fo9erannten rguten 8sieGf4aft" BON
Repz0otf tpmrnsn bic @Rflhet0Crlgen
INNER mt6r in @6tpung. Satm TT
6rau 6ettrp s. SIoane gei4tsoer uro
Sratt perrp Belmont getporb&n, pa
fOmmt nun audi 5raa Sloane : BEL
mpnt's S4tpeIter, 6rau Mabel G9nd,
uno 6at einen Prp3eB auf Itntttrte
S4eibung DON ibrem 8atter, Peter
%. 2pn9, dngeTtrengt. 4ntpdIt DE
Qanoep Nitol b~ertritt tie. Shr 8rd=
Der, $. .. Rpb6ins, BON Der Gn8roSz
0roguenfirma Mc8eTon &c Robblns,
0r. 81, 5uttonaGtraBe 9at Ii4 na6
pari5 bsge6sn, mo Srau 2pn4 nit
t6ren 3psi 306tsrn tpo6nt, i'm lth
init t6r gu bsfprsfEn. @u4 Der 8atte
g. 30. 2pnh tppbnt in PdriS. 5rau
9pn6 mar bic GlbeIte SCOOTER oe5 Wftlz
IionGrS Daniel Rob6ina uno fptelte
cine groBe Role in Der Nriitotratte auf
ben 8roptl1nHr 9eig9t8.
S6rer G6e nit Qbn4 1878 ertlproB
elmer 9i6besnefgung. Die 5amtlte
2pn6 pobnte 4nFangs in gr. 158,
5ancofzStrabs 8rootIpn, unb 8og
1894 na8 paris. Dda 3eugntB tpirb
cpmmtFarif6 auF9srommen tperoen.
5rau 2pn4 1T tat6oGii6 uno psrldngt
ba6er feline dbfotute Srennun9. Die
bier in Or. 100. @eitH21. Slrabe,
tpobnenbe 8o4tsr BON peter unb
GdtpeIisr BON Same5 .. 9pn4 mar
DOn Der Ru6ri9t, baB i6re S4tpG8ez
rim cine @9eioung bsrLdnge, 1ebr iiber@
rafdt. sic iagt, Ie 1piTe BON gar
Rifts, ihr 8ater bobe ri4t b0S Sc
rinofte bduit6er deT6rteben.
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Der nSonntdgS : GorrsTponbent"

Der nSonntdgs : GorrsfpDnbent"
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Der nSonntd9s : Go~rrefpOnOent"
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oas hcutifizamertfnniIfe Rnbrl.

q ep aYort, Is. W}at. - Die nos
tbiqen 0orarbeiten fir bic 2egung beg
beutI6zomerifdniI6en aubel5 Ioqen
o6ne 9er3ug aufgenommen peroen.
Del 8abelbampfer n8rittania" Der
Commercial Sable Co." 1T BEL ben
M3pren ungsfommen uno bat Weiiun9
erbaIter, obne SGumen nit ben nOtbtz
gen MsKungen fir bic 2e9ung oss
&a6els gu Beginner. @eprge 9. Wurb,
Der 8icezYrdIibent unb Munager Der
neuen @eTe1I9dFt, Hpiro i'm 2aufe be
fer 0o6e na9 &0ln ubrstfen, I'm NIT
ben 8eumten Der beutf9en atlantiI4en
Selegrapben So. gu perhanOeln. Wfan
bofft, buS 8abel biz gu ben Q5oren
Big gum 5erbIt fertig gelegt gu Raber.
6err Marb fogt, Die v8rittanid" tperz
be am Is. IuguIt bier ertpartet CUR
2egung bes &abels 3pif9en Der dmes
rifani56en &iiIte unb ben N5orsn Teiz
en- etfpa 3 Mpnote erforberli9, meinte
er, unb Die Britannia" t0nne bann
in fur3er Sit Die 9%erbinbung nit Ell
mem beutT4en 6afen erm0gli4en. Die
les neue 8dbel gie6t Die biretteIte Oitz
lihe Route unb bur6 8enubung beIz
Tel6en fam natiirli6 biel toIt6ure 3eit
erGpQrt iperDen.
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5as Spfrr riues lanbeslbli6an tins
funs,

Splebo, 8, Is. Mui. - Der
beutf4e GLert Gpuis Stein(e, Der in
fsiner Mobnung, go. 1923 Gitp 9urt
glbe., sinem 8Iutftur5 erlag, 1T bos
SpFer Der lanbesiiblifsn l1nfugs gez
tporben, tpel6e Bel Der 4ufrabme neu=
er MitglieOer gepiIer @ereine getriez
ben niro.
Steilne purbe Dor etpa brei Wo@
6en in einen @erein eingefii6rt, nobel
man i'm Die M1gen berbonb uno thn
bermuBen aus ulf bear6eitete, buB er
qlei6 burouf beftig ~ertrantte. Wie
berluutet, tnieten einige Der Mitglieoer
bes @ereins Ii6 inn auf Die 8ruIt
dpoaeqen anbere i'm an Nrmen unD
8etnen 5~errter. Wu6rI6einli9 trug
er babel cine innere @erleBung oupon.
Cine 11nterTu6unq be8 5a1es, pel6er
ii6eraG groBes Qufeben ma9t, 1T einz
g~eleitet. Steinle mar numentli4 in
Deuti4en Sdngertreifen duBerf be-
Iiebt.
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Gin 6uipital auf S6uOsnrriat Der:
flnnt.

NeipsOort, 16. Mut. 3toz
poIo Gpttmann BON Nr. SO, 8ruz
b~am4IDenue. 8roDtIpn. bat sur8 bic
NnnGlte Morris GutOr ur,o Oubio
8ergftein, Ger. 81, 9ert5aton, bos
y@t. Murts : 9oTpital" oAlF $25,0O0
G4abeneriaB fir ben @etluft feiner
Jrau bertlagt, Die Ii9 an Il. Npril
aus einem 6eriter i'm bierten Stof bss
6Dipitatgs6dubes. Scr. 277, 2. Npenue,
b%erobItiir3te. 6rau gtottmdnn mar
bon Or. @arl Bed operirt tporoen, De-
lirirte CUR 3eit uno tpdr, trpBbem ie
5d6[enbe 9utientin mar, in ibrsm 3imz
mer ni6t bspu6t Dorben, nod tparen
befsn 6enIter bsrgittert obsr ionIt GEE
1ifsrt. 6rau Rottmdnn Ibut Den
t0otfi6en Sprung gsgen 33 utr Mors
gems. na4bem lie ldngere 3eit in i6ren
NahttIejbern auf Dem SenIRrbrstt ge@
ftanDen bdtte, un0 70 bon mebrsrsn
gGfanten gsiehsn tporben mar, nel6e
glartbten, eS brenne i'm Spipttdl. Die
6ofpitaIbedmten erf ubren erIt bon eiz
mem goli3fften, Der fir Die Sterbenbe
DieOeruufnobms i'm 9ofpital berS
Iangte, mas borgsgangen fet. Der San
i'll Der erIte, in tpslfsm cine 6ofpita(s
8sTeGI6aft fir 9F(i4tperna4tGfii>
gung i6rer QngeIteGtsn perm0gen8z
reftIi9 9aft6Qr gemo4t tpirb. tpes6al6
ma auf ben Qllsgang beg pro3efes
po6l ge5punnt fein borf.
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Der ySorntagg GorreFponbent"
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Der nSonntdgs : Correspondent"
Der .Sonntd8s : Correspondent"
Der ySonntags Correspondent"
Der yGonntugs : Correspondent"
Der rSonrtdgs : Correspondent"
Der .Spnntog8 = Correspondent"
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Der yGonntug5 : Correspondent"
Der gSonntogs 3 Correspondent"
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Blutiae 5trife- unrnbrn in MrfunIas.

QittIe Rod, DIRT, Is. Mai, -
9ieraig itritenbe 8oblengrdber grill
fen 6tdte % Neaer : GrfaBleute, Die
Ii6 in elmer 9tDddOs, nabe Der Sob
ienarube gr. 50, nabe 9untington,
beFQnbsr, an uno feuerten mebrere
GalDer auf 1ie db. Die @dater I'M
ner6afb Der @todabe feuerten 3uriid
unb tDoteten einen Der Striter. Der
0G6ter So6n Outright tpuroe get0otet
unb elm unberer, Namens Sus. CAMP
BED, berpunoet. Die Wd6ter limb
ieBt psrRGrtt poroen, Dd man tpeitere
unru6en 6efiir9tet. Die Ne9er tplr=
Den fiir3bi9 BON SGinois aus import
tirt unb baden mebrere bon ben Stri=
fern an Iie geri9tete NuHoroerungen,
bs 8egenb gu berldfen, ignirirt.
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Der ,Sonntogs : Correspondent"
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Der n@onnta9s : GorusIpOnbsnt"
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Der nSonntogs : GorrsIpOnbent"
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Der .@Nnntags : @orpefPOnbent"
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Ser gGonntd8s : Correspondent"
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gtn5erne 2ruwrter 8 gents; pom alien grdgern oes
''OeutG6en gorre(pOnOenten'' unO in oct Expedition
b. 2sf. 3t ~6e5teGet.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-12-12
The Boys Of serooby.

BY Ruth Hall, author Of "In the
Brave Days Of Old" in beautiful hind.
ings Of Quaker Gray, illuminated with
silver and blue, and printed in large
easy-read type. The story OF the con-
nections between the old world and the
new about the time Of the landing Of
the Pilgrims. From England are taken
the boys, not Of scrooby village, but the
manor house Of that name, Life Of the
Pilgrims in Holland, the voyage Of the
MayHower, life among the Indians
sketches Of squanto, samoset, Miles
standsh and Governor Bradford and
other heroes and worthless are all min.
gled in well-constructed chapters Of fic.
tion that make this, like the foregoing
book, an excellent work TO read in the
home or school room. The author,
style is clear, crisp and spirited from
start to finish. Same publishers.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-12-12
Books About Manila.

There will probably he no more ac-
ceptable books for holiday presents "a
the boys than tales about Dewey aud
Manila, or the Philippine Islands.
There is a deep interest among the
younger generation in all that gives
popular information about these pos.
sessions, so almost adjacent TO the Paci.
tic Coast. All such stories have yirtu.
ally become part OF American history.
"rhe Hero of Manila" Is the latest
OF the Young Heros Of Our navy series
by d. Appleton 4 Co., New York. The
writer is one OF the most talented OF
American Historians, Rossiter johnson.
Dewey's life on the Mississippi aud his
career in the navy are given in full, and
the dlteen chapters are concluded with
she Dewey arch and his letter declining
TO be a candidate for any office. Price
Sl.OO.
Dana Estes \ Co., Boston, send us
"When Dewey Came 10 Manila ItI
describes the adventures Of two Boston
boys rescued by the Petrol. Like the
foregoing il is beautifully illustrated.
Price Is cents.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-12-12
Lyrics Of brotherhood.

This is the poetic title OF the latest
volume, or rather volumette OF verses
by Richard Burton. The collection has
high quality Of evenness. A pitch al
together the poets own is maintained,
There is an earnest, serious purpose in
his art, subtle moral beauty that
ranks his work with Milton in purity
Of thought. This is felt in the stanza
Of "Black Sheer"
And oft at night, when the plains fal
dark
And the hills loom large and dim,
For the sheperd's voice they mutely
bark
And their souls go out to him.
In 1.-THE Morn is Fine" we find this
pregnant morsel for thought:
And since that youths sure afthermath
Is memory-use the day Alright.
In longer poem," The World Play"
He describes Comedy thus;
Now, laughter lifts us high, now tender
woe
For pale moment o'er the stage must
fit,
To make the main plot merrier.
This is the art employed 10 define
art, and IL is seldom marred By line
like Forever looms and glooms the
sepulchre:" Here is a nobler touch
High thought and noble in all lands
Help me; my soul is fed by such
Here is delicate picture of the night,
as perfect as anything in Longfellow /:
without, the night is blessed
With the smell OF pines, Of stars I;
Within, Is the mood Of slumber,
The healing OF daytime scars.
Burton's fancy appears at lis best
in some light vein he takes mp
some Of the deeper philosophy Of life
and applies his magic art OF express.
ion, as in "Child-Play."
As children play with toys,
So men with hopes and 'iancies,
The little ones with romp and noise
Build card.frail, gold romances |;
Their elders through the pefilous years
Build dreams and wake TO toll and
tears.
But, old or young the same,
The gliltering baubles please them (:
And be IL fame or game,
These make-belieYes release them
From iron circumstance, from drear
Realities that choke them here.
Many of these poems appeared in the
leading American magazines, and MIR.
Burton may he congratulated on his
success. lie is easily entitled TO rank
with the best OF American poets. Small,
Maynard 4 Co., Pubs, Boston, Mass,
Price VI.
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they are mother and daughter, and YOU
realize that woman at forty OF forty
ave ought 10 be at her finest aud fairest.
Why isn't Il SOP
The general health OF woman Is SO In
umately associated with the local health
OF the essentially feminine organs that
there can be no rich cheek and round
form where there are debllitating drains,
and female weakness. Women who have
suffered frop these troubles have found
prompt relief and cure in the use of DR.
pierce's Favonte Prescription. II gives
vigor and vitality TO the organs OF wom.
anhood II clears the complexion, bright.
ems the eyes and reddens the cheeks.
No alcohol, opium OF other narcotic IA
contained la "Fayorite Prescription.
Any sick woman may consult Doctor
Pierce by letter. free. Eyery letter is
held as sacredly confidential, and an.
swered in plain envelope. Address DR..
X. v Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
"l eowmenoed 10 take DR. Pisrce's Favorite
Prescription" writes AFs Martha N Raiham.
of Newvllle, Prince 0eofxe Co. Va Ga Iane'
1877, also his Golden Medical DisoOvefy,' and i
eannot express the hsneht have received from
these medicines, was suffering with what the
doctofs called chronie indigestion, torpid liver
aud vertigo. I also suffered with female weak.
ness The doctoF did not do me ANY good. 80
wtoae 10 yon ior advice. when commenced 10
sss we, 'ns msd's,ns. weighed oaly iis pounds
pr. Pieree's Pellets regulate the liver.
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faction wants "A cast-iron machine rule.
The more intelligent Republicans desire
n looping off Of ring rule in the interest
OF party Doodle and business admins
tration.
These conservative Republicans under
the lead Of men like Mr.. Corbett, Dom
aid Mackay, Senators Bates, Hazeltine,
Representative Ross and others, have
secured modern charter, have cut the
lighting bill down, have done number
OF things. But these men have strong
partisan affiliations and cannot accom-
plish all they desire within the party.
The Democratic managers are al o
active in the field OF reform. They have
named new city AMI county chairman,
DR. G.. NJ. Wells. He has named q
committee OF Democrats who are to re-
organize the Democratic clubs Of the
city, as follows:
ID. NJ. Watson, Chas. X. Henry, DR..
John Welch, Geo. l.. llutchins, John
Montag, A Sweek, X. u. lnman, NJ. @.
Munley, II. n. Beach, w. r.. Robinson,
J. @. Havely, Mr.. Thayer, Chas. Iirstel,
h. Ruiener, Fred V. Holman, II. III.
Thomas, +. A. Watts, 7. NJ. Richardson,
MIR. Vaughn, jackson Knott, j. I.
Morgan, T.. j. llaight and H.. j. Jeffrey,
VIM. Foley, w. X. Mackenzie, II. j.
Graham, David 4. Brush, :. Landucci,
q. y. y. Wood, d. NJ. McDonough, s.
b. Riggen, W. y Jones and Mr.. Nell
son.
So far all Portland reforms have
been attempted on partisan lines, and
will come TO little or naught. Party
politics and business administration
have no more affinity than oil and water.
In city government, the more clubs, the
more machines and parties, the more
impossible Is reform. Rid OF his par
tisan preiudices the citizen wants good,
honest, progressive, economical govern
ment. Stripped OF his privileges and
Of political power the ma
shine politician is powerless 10 do
harm beyond his vote, and even he
wants lighter taxes aud progressive
'ity II he has spark Of public spirit or
'wns dollars worth OF property II
he has neither he II tramp Il he does
wear good clothes
Portland needs not new lroquois or
clubs, new parties, new ma
hines, new newspapers, or new polite.
ans. They are as good there as in
many places. The north end, or any
'lher part OF the city, wants good gov
rnment just as much as the gilt.edgc
esident district. The necessity for hav-
ny Il has not yet arisen in Portland
When the so.called better class OF citi
ems and taxpayers SEQ repudiation be-
ore them; when the so-ealled poorer,
nd worse class OF population see no
emedy but revolution, there will be a
ownlall Of the claptrap clubs and party
that are only an express
ION or form through which the favored ,
lass now preys on the property and
lasses OF the people. Then city govern
tent for the taxpayer, finance for the
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