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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-06-15
THE SURGEONS KNIFE
ONCE BELIEVED TO BE THE ONLY
CURE FOR PILES AND REC
TAI DISEASES.
A Better Way Now Discovered Which
Cures Every Form of Piles
without Pain or In
convenience.

Many people suffer the pain, annoy
ance and other serious results from
piles for years, and after trying the
many lotions, salves, ointments and
the many so-called cures without cure
or relief give up the hope of final cure
rather than to submit to the intense
pain and danger which a surgical oper-
alton involves.
Happily, all this suffering is no long
er necessary since the discovery of
the Pyramid Pile Cure; remedy which
is approved by medical profession as
being absolutely safe, free from all
traces of opiates, narcotic or mineral
posons and which may be depended
upon as a sure cure mot only relief
for any form of piles, whether itching,
blind, bleeding or protruding. Some
of the hundreds of cures recently made
are a little short of marvellous. as a
perusal of the following will demon
strate.
Major Dean, of Columbus, Ohio, says:
81 wish to add to the number Of GER
tifcates as to the benefit derived from
the Pyramid Pile Cure l suffered
from piles for forty years and from
itching piles for twenty years and
the two boxes of the Pyramid Pile
Cure has effectually cured me-"
DR.. j. w. Meagan, of Leonardville,
Kan, writes: II have used one box
of Pyramid Pile Cure and received
more benefit and relief than from any
remedy have used in the past twenty
years"
James Jamerson, Dubuque, Iowa
says II suffered from piles for six
years; have just used the Pyramid Pile
Cure and am a well man."
Mrs. NJ. G. Hinkly COL Mississippi
St. Indianapolis, Ind, says: II have
been a sufferer from the pain and an
noyanco of piles for fifteen years, the
Pyramid Pile Cure and the Pyramid
Pills gave me immediate relief and in
a short time a complete cure"
The Pyramid Pile Cure may be found
at druggists at 80 cents at $1.0O pei
package. A book on cause and cure OF
all forms of piles will be sent by mail
by addressing the Pyramid Drug Co.
Marshall, Mich.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-06-15
A BABY BOY.

Every expectant mother in the world
will sy1npathize with the somewhat re-
markable experience of Mrs Rev. Walker,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-06-15
Favor Revision of Tax Laws.
Want Changes in Ballot Law.

Tenth-We favor n revision of the ballot
law, maintaining its secrecy, simplifying
the method Of voting and protecting the
voter against fraud and coercion. We
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-06-15
LOCATION OF BALLOTS.
Counties from Which Candidates Re-
ceived Support on First Vote.

Harrisburg, June I4.-Folowing is the
detail of the first ballot for supreme
Judge:
Adams County-Stewart 5.
Allegheny-Kennedy, 50.
Armstrong-Kennedy, 8; Doty, !.
Overwhelmingly, 4.
Bedford-Doty, 4.
Berks-Ermentrout, 10
Blair-krebS, >.
Bradford-DeWitt, 4.
Bucks-Yerkes, Z.
Butler-Allen, 2; Ermentrout ?; Mes
rezat, l.
Cambria,-krebs, T.
Cameron--Krebs, !.
Carbon-Albright, 4.
Centre-krebS 3.
Observation-Disclosures, 1; Ermentrout, 4;
Smith, /.
Clarion-Krebs, a.
Clearfield-Krebs. G.
Clinton-Wolvcrton, 3.
Columbia-Lynch, 2; Munson, l: VOL
Eerton, 2
Crawford-Anen, s.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 5.
Dauphin-Albright, /; Bechtel, l; Err
mentrout, /; Kennedy, /; Munson, /;
Smith, !.
Elk-Krebs 3.
Erie--Allen, 10.
Fayette--Mestrczat, S.
Forest-KrebS, l.
Franklin-Kennedy, 1; Munson, /; VOL
vcrton. s.
Fulton-Ermentrout,1 /.
Greene-MestrCzat 4.
Huntingdon-Krebs, ..
Indiana-kennedy, 2; Mestrezat, /.
JeffcrsOn-Krebs, 4.
Juniata-DOty, 4.
IaCkawanna-Smit II.
Iancastcr-ErmentrOu s.
IawrenCe-Allcn, 2; Krcbs, L
Lcbanon-Ermcntrout,
LehiRh-Albrisht, Q.
I.uzcrne-LynCh, IS.
I.ycominE-Munson, Z.
CEean-Mullen, 3,
Merccr-Alcn, 8; Kennedy, 3.
Ninlin-WolvCrton ..
Monroe-Albright 3
MOntgomery-Hcr 10.
Montour-WOlverton 9
Northampton-Albrig 3; Herkes, 8.
Northumberland--W I.
Pcrry-Ermcntrout /; Munson. |.
Philadelphia go Albright, A; Allen, B;
BeChtcl 4; Dickinson, g. Ermontrout, .;
Kennedy, 3; MCstrczat, !; Munson, 4;
Smith, IL; Wolverton, .; Yerkes. Is; FL
cock. 3.
Pike-Smith, 1.
Pottcr-Mullcn, 3.
Schuylkill-Bcchtcl ID
Snydcr-WolvertOn !.
SOmerSCt-Krebs, ?.
Sullivan-Munson, l.
Susquehanna-DeWitt, .; Little,
Tioga-Munson, 3.
TTnion-Wolverton. !.
Ncnango--Allen, 5.
Warren-Mullen, ..
WashingtOn-Mestrc T.
Wayne-Smith, !: Yerkes, !.
Westmoreland - Kennedy, A; Mestre'
lat, Z.
Wyoming-Little. 2.
10
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-06-15
No Objections to Children.

No Objections to Children.
Employment Agent have only one
| girl who does not object to children. Shc
| is a COlorcd girl"
Madam-"From Virgina?"
AEent-"No'm. From the Cannbal Isl
ands."-New York Weekly.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-06-15
ROUTINE PROCEEDINGS.
Credentials Presented; officers Select
ed-The Platform Adopted.

BY Associated Press.
Harrisburg, June 14-When the conven-
ton assembled at 315 John c. Payne, of
Washington, presented the report of the
credentials committee. He stated that
the committee by vote of 30 TO 2 de-
cided the Allegheny contest in favor of
the seated delegates. In the matter Of
Wayne and other counties claiming to
have more delegates than they are en-
titled, their claims were rejected but il
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-06-15

Rev. Walker,
of Fillmore,
Montgomery
Co, Ills. I
take pleas
ure IN drop
ping you a
word of
praise, " she
writes in an
AheNANoNlhk
letter TO DIR.
X. v Pierce,
of Buffalo,
NY, in re.
gard to your
wonderful
medicine
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-06-15

The vault of this bank is pro-
tected by Holmes Electric Pro.
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-06-15
MINooKA.

The Lackawanna township school
board met last evening. The bond of
Treasurer-elect King was submitted
and approved.
The National Mines Accident fund is
making arrangements for a picnic to
be held at Artesian Well grove on July
23.
The Minooka team will go to Pitts
ton Sunday to play a team in that
place.
The drivers. helpers, gate-tenders and
slatepickers in the Greenwood, No. 1,
collery refused to go to work yester-
day morning. The boys demand more
pay and the officials allege they are
getting enough. The action of the
boys laid the colliery idle yesterday
Just how soon the dispute will be set
tied is not known.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-31
+ Joharn frie6rih fifder. +

Im 25. M}ai berI9ieb Elm otter belttI6et
&niteoler, SObann 5rieOri4 Slider in
@lmburft, SG5., i'm Glitter BON 76 Sa6ren.
9erfel6e fam i'm Sabre 1886 a(S 13jd6riz
ger &nobe na9 Nmerita. Seine erfie 8ez
f4Gftigung funb er in G6ica1o in benz al
ten limited States 6ptel, Gde Warfet unb
Safe @traBe, oIs @tiefelpuBer unb oonn
ais 8ellrnr. Spdter 3og er tpieoer gu feiz
men @ltern, Die i'm nit na6 4nxrita eez
bro9t battsn, na3 Glm6urft, lpo er auf
umliegenoen 5armen orbeitete. Gr 9ciraz
tbete gum eritsn MaIe i'm Sabre 1846,
nu6bem er fi9 felbit cine feline Jarm trz
nDrben bate, unb 1T duf 1etner GGole
tbGtig gefpsfen Bis gum Sabre 1871. Damn
cog er ft4 3uriid un6 genoB Die tpobloerz
Oiente 8ube Bis gu ieinem IDoe. Sbr
iiberleben feline 5peits 6rau, Die er por
ettpa II Sabren beiratbete, uro brei Sim
Der: 4I6ert, 6rou Caroline 8u9Dol3 unD
5rou 2ouiie Sod, Die Satin res i'm Noz
bember 1894 beritor6ener, aQ5elneia be-
tannten Or. Sod.
9err Slider erfreute ii3 ipG6renb f,ires
lungiGbrigen 8irtens in Glmburit Der az
gemeinen &4tung unh 2iebe Ieiner Mitz
men79en, uno NGe, Die i'm t%annten, perz
ben ieinen Sob aufridtig betrauern. Mu3
Die @toats3eitung berliert etnsn i6ret Gltez
item N6onnentsn, benin Der @erItor6sne fat
bieielbe felt ibrem 8eite6en i'm 6auTe qez
balten. 9us 8e9rG6ntB fano am
@onntog, ben %, M}oi, g3a3mittags 2
ubr, in GIm4urit. SGs., ouf Dem b~ortigen
5rieb6ofe itutt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-31
Aus QanR6arRett.

Mdrner, pel9e 6eilu1t9 BON nerp0ieu o6er
sebeimeu @dmd9 e3uitdn6en iu6eu, fOnnen
ii9 pertrauenspou oil 9errn 6. Seilttmann III
6oboten, g. s., penben. 9erieIbe litt iabre=
lang oil obi9en 3uitGrben unb mo6te piele
trduri9e @rfabrun9en nit io9enannten Sn=
titute1r II. b9l. 9uf &atb etnes olteu @eiit=
li9ell wotote ct li6 on einen erfabrenen beutz
i9eu Qrst unb rpurOe bur3 belien ebrenbafte
ullb sel9tdte Sebanblun9 9riinbli9 9e6eilt.
Oa 9err 6eiutmalln aus bitterer @rfabru19
meiB, ME i6miert9 es lit, ben redteu 9trat gu
tiubeil, 70 bGlt er es fiir ieiue Pfli9t, leinen
beutl@en 3arbslelten bur9 feline Grfobru,ls
Su uiiben unb ibuen BEN li9eren Weg our Set
lung gu weiieu, gIe 8ieieni9elt, pel9e BEN
ernften Nunl9 bobel, ibre pole &roft NIB
@elunbbeit 1Dieber 5u erlan9en, tp0ten a1
Serrl @bltorb 6einbmotn, 208 Wonroe @pe.,
6obofeu, g. S., i6reiben, utb werbeu bte=
ielbeu banu bic ae1piinl9te &lsfunft foiten=
fret in einfa6em @oupert erbalteu. Wan be-
rufe ii9 auf bisie 3eitu1s. slmilSwD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-31
@mil 3oqinger
@oot So. Sail Alb
Ghirnnn Sn. 9lmerifd.

SHtNUSD ON' w.
Der 9etettipe @leafon b~e3eugte, baB ec
na6 Dem 8ranbe Dem &pllinger'fAen 9aule
faF tGgli4 8eIu9e abgeitattet uno b%aiiel6e
bur6Iu9t babe. PIN %. December" fnbr
GleuIon in Ieinen NusTagen fort, rbur4@
Iuhte ih ben 6ol5itaG unb fano i'm nOro@
1i9en She'll besieG6en uuf einem 8anbbrett
iiber Der S6iir eiren 9ol5fuiten, etma II
;3pG brett, - 3oG tief unO 16 3oa lang.
;Sn benz &aiten 6efunben fi6 cine an3obl
photographer, cine @6eere, Elm Spiel aar@
ten, Elm paur @9u6e, fopie oerI4ieoene en-
bere 8leinigteiten. NuBerbem lagen in Dem
8aien me9rere beuti6e 3eitungen. 5erner
mar ouf benz @anbbrett Elm 8iinoel nit
8eibungstIden unb Elm 8iinoel nit pdple@
ren." 0ieIe 8unoobiette tpuroen trOB Oes
BON Der Nert6eibtgung er6obenen Gtniprliz
DIES ais 8epei5materidl 5u9elafen, Dd
6Ilfsz5 taatsantpalt Mc@tpen peritherte, er
tper0e BEN Nd9meis fii9ren, baB bieIe Sc
QenItGnbe einen Sag Dor Dem Seuer in Den
6olaItaQ ge19afft tporoen feien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-31
l1nfere Wohenausoabe.

Wir Ienten bic NufmertIamteit %unieret
2eTsr auf unIere @O9en gusgube, Iuet9e
in Seutf9lanr cine mad 9auienben 8Gblenbe
9erbreitung bat unb grOBes Snterefe erre9t.
Gs tDnnten @ieIe ibren @erpunbten bur4
elm announcement auf bas @odenblctt cine
Treube bereitsn unb es finben uu4 piele
5rasen iiber biefige @er6dItnife, tpel4e in
bieier 3eitrng eingebenb erDrtert peroen, auf
biefe 8sife lire @rlebigung o9ne lunge 8rtefs
f9reibereien.
Oie @o4en : Museobe. mad 0eutf9Gano
cher ionit ms NusIanb perfonbt, toftet incl.
BortO $500 per Subr, i'm 9orans subl'
Bar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-31

Ner onf Der 9ur4reiie Die pennfDGz
Oentf4e @tuutsbauptfabt9ur at
r~tsburg beri9rt unO bort, nie es oft gez
19iebt Elm babies @tiinb9en Dber Gdnger ouf
ben 8eginn Der @eiterfo6rt bes 8a6n3uqes
81 fpurten bat, Der folte nidt 5erfGumen, ben
ntdt tUett BPM 8a6n6pfe 9elegenen s q p l.
tol9igel gu befu4en. Neben 6IbI6en
Inlagen ftn0et er bort bas tiir3li8 einqez
tpetbte Retter # anbbtIb bes brapen
penn1ploanif4zbeutf6en Generals unb @ouz
bernenrS 9a~rtrant. 6altuna bon Selb
unO Pfero ut onipre4enb, ur0 0urtronfPs
mann3afte @efi4tS8iige iinO treu tpieoerqez
geber.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-31

Cine fir 8eifenbe Di6tioe
@ntf 8etbung bat bic Getufunosz4bz
t9eilung Der @upremez@purt bon gelp Worl
abgegeben. @inem 9rn. Ri6arb %. 8otes
mar auf Dem 8ege bon G6ica9o nat
Soiton in einem Nagner'i6en S6tofna=
gen Guf Der INSTRUMENTATION, nd6z
renb er in Der Go9t Elm paar M:nuten
bus Baterz@lofet befu4t bate, EN- 8efOz
pdd4en nit $1254 gefto6len rno geT6idt
bur4 Elm Pdd6en Popier erIeBt por6en,
70 baB er ben 8erluIt ert Bel IntunFt in
SEEM gort mertte. gr erbielt uuf GlaQe
gegen bic @a9ner 9aGace Gar So. ben
gan5en 8etrag 5ugefpro6en, Die Neru yOrz
fer @upreme~@purt aber itieB int General
termin Das 1rtbeil um, neil cine S4lafz
tpugengeieli4aft ni9t bas @iaent6um Der
2eute, tpelde Elm 8ett faufen, berii9ere.
unb Oies urtbeiG lift nun piensr bpn Der
MISUNDERSTANDING aufge6oben, msld6e
erfldrt, buB Die 9efeGI6aft 5orgfait ii6er
miffe, um bus peri0nGi9e Gigent5um ibrs1
&unben gu f4iiBen. Gs ipur0n besGalf
cine neWe 8erAanOIun9 angeotOntt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-31
-, ROYAL
m'e71 Baking
SR POWDER
2GbIol1tt fctn-
Bon reitett 9raMb CIT. ~ eim teihrabtt a~ettabt

@bIoIMt rctn.

BSF Sic 2G1tfntcrtfantfett Ser Se=
fer Der MoGenats9abe 0er vS1ts
HoiS GtaatSscitmn9" miro bierntit
altf ole att anocrcr Stc4e .. 81. Oer=
0TentliGte elite Der Yr6mien fir
1tnfcre pora4tssaBlenScn 9lbounctsz
ten 9cri6tet+ GbcnSaieIbit ifao
attd1 ole 8eSin9ttn8en, 1tnter Semett
ole Yramtiett sur @crt1cttttt8 9elan=
Set, mtt9etDeilt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-31

Gortlesuna ouf Der Z. 9ette.)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-31
Dem Abfdluk nabe,
Rouineer's morcpro5eb miro
oiele mode 81 Gnoe 9ehen.
Gine giiue Belafungsmaterials
1T bel9ebradDt morOen.
Die Bewetsaufnabme bat Die 9unse
let2te mohe in An(pruf
9enomn1e1r.
0~eOrdngte lteberiidt iiber bic Sanpt=
puufte Oes 3engenberbUr8.

9te gun5e lebte @o6e bat bic 8eipeis-
aufnu3nre in Dem MOrbpro3eB gegen W1is
6ael @ntl ROlIinger, Der feline Satin &C.
toOtet nnb bann, UNI bic @puren 1eines
Serbre4ens gu Derbefen, fein 9aus ii
8ranb geitedt buben foG, in Qnfpru9 &C.
nommen, nnb cine 6iiGe 9raDiremOen 8e,
loItungsmateriaIs tpurbe beigebra6l. Sc.
gen @nbe oiefer Wp4e lit bic @ntfGeipuno
Der Sur1, bic nit GROCER Qufmerfiamteit
ben ger3anolun9en gefulgt lit, gu ~ertparten
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-31

S9 bin ~ge3tpungen Dir metne T6red.
li9e Gage in Der i9 iebt berfuG!en nit:
3ut6eilen. 9ente Dir meme Trau eeA.
nit Der Petroleum 2umpe in get6immel
unb bic 2ampe @rplOOirt unb baB gang
.3immer brent aus unb Sic Derbrennt mi
ib BIN UNI 6 ubr in mein @eiGdft gegan:
gen NIT ben &inter unO fam I'M ] 10 lib
gu 6aus aIs i9 gu bauier anfam par aQes
ppriiber ales berbrannt unb neine Sral
mar tot auf einem 2ei4enpa9en gelegen
Nun muite bas ales auf Der Pol!3ei Prp.
~tpfolirt perben, ba Die Poli5ei feb> trsae
1T BADEN Iie mid in 8erba9t genpmmer
uno ~eingeIper, BEL Der eriten &riminal Ser.
.banOluns bin ID aaf 10000 Dollar;
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-31
GtabIirt felt 1851.
Henry Sehoellkopf.
Wholesale & Retail Grocs-,
232 4tn6 234 of 2iamOOGp6-Stra6e,
swiideu rrontlins unb Ntarters ctr.

232 ttn0 234 OF 2ianOOrpD-StrA6e,
amiiden Trartlir. unb WtorteE' Or.
Sbtc az o, Sls.
erblelt neue SeHbuHQen bon
SSrtId1ehn Semitic, HtnrnemIantem
riId1em Nnlen9raS i1tio Sgetc
Snnp o~rtirtcnt ocMtid)cn &~alemciitcr,
&hbefer 9par9eIm, ScItOtuer ytiibet,
9emtIGem S6ntttbobmcn, trans. @rbiett,.
Irans. Gbarnptgmnns, SentldDem StuSnrtef;.
Waaoeb. Samerfraut, TranffMrter Srattptrft,
8rauMi dtp. Gernelattpnrft, Weitpb. S@ttltet,
EramS. SrttHeIm, 3npern, SIiOcm,
Wtobm= uno SIincM0I, 9GiIcISOrfcr GENT,
8rabauter SaroeIcn, Mppettt. SiIo, SaIahtt,
&ieler Sprottem, @r6ntcr=9lndlo nieS,
8anSIcbcrspaiteten, ScrGtd). St0r u. &aGS,
Warintrt. &atnb. Nal, RUIZ. Saroinet,
Stun. &auiar, Samb. NOu=%cring en-,
3le6tent sou. WRitdlener 0ous&erta8em,
9tedltent q d. ~ CT crfGie, &r6mterf6ie,
5romage De 9rie, NpQncforts&6Ie,
NeuldbatcHe &1lc, &trnburget ttit0 nbnt1Ie,
sou. G0amer S6Se. feinitcm &eanof1ie.
@temcr feiaenfdMee, oentidlcnt Gtd1clfafee'
Yfarrer &netpp'S W~aISsHafec, 0td1orten,
0tedbtcm mngar. 6oIem.NaprifG, g1Obn,.
6rtid ett @riinfetil, Simleu, Srteer 9tr1eI
a~Seiniter PerI8 erite, 8~critcmgriibe,
!2artoH elmebI, gtetSmebl, GidDclf1Tee,
8ttd)tD eiS ensritbe, &afer9ribe, sage,
9entid)en 8irnen. Giridlcn, &ctoelbeeten,
9entIGem II. fr9ns. Smctidlen, xHGnn'emntaS,
Teinltem Saoa=, Wtotfas uitO Ntos&aMce,
3lcdbtcr Wamtue.GbOcoIGOe, @af0o,
YfeiTer mno 9iuer'S &ATee=@MenS,
Medbtemt &iebi9'S HIetiderttaft
Yfetfer ttno Ntucr'S TIetfdlertraft
Wedttem Barrier S~d1rnpftAbaf BON Sobke&,
9eMtfdbem Gnimnr6o ern uno W~Outrabern,
Gomie aucm Qtrten nnm Groceries
au ben blGt9ften 8reiien.
Henry Sch0cllkOpE
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-31

g}a9 beIonberer tebereintunft bat bic
@erman Qmerican 9ublifbing So. in Sos
NngeGes, @aIif,, uniere 8ertretung fir gez
nannte Stabt u1h @iib@GoGifornien iiberz
nommen unb iinb beren 8ertreter bere4tigt,
QbDnnement5gelber gu foQettiren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-31

I'm fa0nen, fd6nen 1r1onot Mai
fOnts man cine quite 6rii6iu6rsme0i3in,
ipel4s bic @dfte reinigt, ne6men, cine
foIde ober 1T 5orni'5 Mpentrduterz 8lutbez
leber, bas beipd6rte 9flon3en6eilmittst.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-31
rnfere @prrefppnbenten unb Moen

= Nn1ete SDtte1PDlDeHteI HHO AytNIeI
beTuhen Die fplgenben Staten:
6err 9aut 6riebeG bic Stuuten Soma,
MinneIota, foipie 9}or0z unb @iiOz0asctG.
9err Qbo1f Berner 5ereit ge9enz
ndrtig oGs 8ertreter Der vSNinoi5 Stats
3eitung" ben Staat SG;nois.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-31
eoadbpatltd1e autsots @taats- Bettansa, aeatttsune1, 81. aeaat 1899.

8iirgI9aft geiteGt porber. 9d fonnte i9
niemanten a%ufinten ber es fir mid yeitelt
bat, 10 MUTE i9 rubig iiBen bleiGen Ginter
S9lob unb &iegl nun Dd ih bod i'm
8efib BON 1855 Spnar bar @elb ipor ipel=
DIES i9 mir nit meiner 5rau Ituer eripart
babe. Sd beipo6nte Elm gauges !9aus mo
i9 bic @inri9tung i%ibertrdgen fir 8 3tmz
mer UNI $50 Dollar gefauft nun MUTE
i9 ale HOO Dollar anpenten u1n zine
antere 8erbanblung beim Sberlanbes Sc
ri3t gu er6dlten tpel9e mir am 25. De-
GENDER befptaigt fpurbe unb an %. SSds
nl1ur 1T Die @er6anblung beim O6erlanOes
9eriht unb penn i4 iebt nod 500 0olz
lars antpente tperDe i9 gdn5ti4 preigez
Ipro4en men ni9t 70 babe iG cine Strufe
3u erparten bon 10 Bis 25 Sa6ren. SIS
tdnn audi Der SAT- fem bdB ih .loieoer 3ur
&riminal 8er6anblung 5urid9eipieien
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letter ON HANDS
CURED by cUTIcURA

had letter on my hands for two years. Ny
hands were all cracked to pieces. and bled 90
that could not decently dress myself, and they
itched terribly. tried everything. but nothing
seemed to do me any good. tried the CuT1cuRA
remedies and they are 30 much better that they
no longer bother me at all.
SALLIE e. COPELAND, Woodland, N. O.
Sept. II, 1898.
CuTIcURA REsoLvENT, greatest OF blood puri-
6ers and humor cures, internally Ito cleanse the
blood of all impurities and poisonous elements)s
with warm baths with CuTIcURA Soar, followed
by gentle anointings of CurIcURA, the great akin
cure externally TO clear the skin and scalp and
restore the hair), will instantly relieve and
speedily cure the most torturing, disfguring hu-
mors Of the skin. scalp, and blood. with loss OF
hair, when all else fails.
Sold throuehout the world. PorzzR DRuo AND cHxM.
Corr, Props, Boston, All About Haby's Skis" hse
nlMDl &c blotches blackheads, red. rough ely ah1n,
TIT ILO rcd, rough hands with shapeless nails and
painful finger ends, prevented BY CurIcU1A soAH
greatest Of akin purifying and Identifying soaua.
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Those for Rock-Crusher and
Prison Sewage Passed.
Bulla Not Allowed to Withdraw-Senate Grows
Humorous Over Horseshoeing Liens
Question Of Privilege.

Both were passed and transmitted to
the Senate. t
In fact the Assembly took care of a
very good number of bills from first to
last and moved calamity down the
special, Senate special. and third read
ing files, stopping often to amend, read
the second time, and otherwise promote
the progress of bills not SO far along.
NO BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION.
The Father of His Country gets no
birthday cake from the Assembly to-
day. Work, so say the legislators, is
too pressing for them to stop a whole
day to be polite to any one so very
dead as George Washington. No dis
respect is intended, probably. to the
greatest and most beloved Of Ameri-
cans, living or dead, but the fact re-
mains that no outward observance of
the day will be made by the Legisla-
ture
The daily joint ballot which has not
yet resulted in the choice of a United
States Senator has used up, ACCORDING
to an estimate made by Judge Dibble,
nearly or quite five legislative days,
while legislative experts calculate that
the two houses are in arrears with
Father Time about ten days besides
those five. So the legislative wheels
must continue to go round" to-day.
GENERAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
1t is considered doubtful if the gen
eral appropriation bill will be ready for
presentation by the Ways and Means
Committee of the Assembly to-day. The
crowning work of that committee is
framed IN skeleton form and partly
fiied in. but the seventy written
pages of the report were far from com
plete last night
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letters referred to, had previously writ
ten to Bulla assuring him that he was
for him for United States Senator.
Simpson said he knew nothing as to
what Dorninguez had written to Buila,
but that he (Simpson) had letter
from Dominguez over the latter'ss own
signature, applauding him in his action
Simpson further read from the paper
he held in his hand, to the effect that
John s. Cox. writer of one Of the
letters published, was a resident of
Los Angeles and not of Pasadena, and
that he was a "Britisher"
John S. Cox" said Simpson, has
been resident of Pasadena for thirteen
years; he has held the Office of Mayor
On that town, and he was born in the
State of Ohio and under the American
flag, and when the Calf or any other
paper says he is not an American citi-
zen, say it is an Internal damned liar. !"
Simpson denounced the managing
editor of the Cali as Democrat, who
would do everything possible to scat
ter dissentions in the ranks of the Re
publican party.
SPECIAL URGENCY FILE.
The special urgency file was taken
up and S. B. IA, by Stratton, relating
to municipal elections when held sep
arate from general State elections, hav-
ing been read the second and third
time, was amended by special commit
tee of one and ordered printed.
S. B. 226, by Stratton, to amend an
Act to provide for the payment Of in
terest on the outstanding bonds of the
State, held in trust for the University
fund and the State School fund, and APP
propriating 16,747.5O, now in the Uni
versity fund and available, for the pur-
pose, was read the second and third
time and passed, 81 to 0-Title ap-
proved.
S. B. 1872, Hall-To regulate the trans
portation of perishable fruit, goods or
merchandise, by express or transfer
companies; withdrawn by author
S. B. 215, Hoey-For the relief of
julius A. Holt, a private in Company
c, First Regiment Infantry, Second Bri-
gade, N. G. c.. for injuries sustained
while in active service, and appropri-
ating $1,000 therefor; amended and or
dered printed.
s. B. 446, Jones-To provide system
Of drainage for agricultural swamp ard
overlooked lands; passed. % to O-Title
approved.
Substitute for S. B. 227, Laird-Mak-
ing an appropriation of S2S7. $50 to pay
the unpaid claims for bounty ON coyote
scalps, and providing for bringing suits
to recover such bounty. Substitute
adopted and ordered printed.
After attending the joint assembly.
the Senate was at recess until
o'clock.