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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-13
arnten 8 Seb6rbe.

Die am Sreitas Ri6mittas abeebaI'
tene 8sriammlunB olefer 8eb6rbe mai
cine bei1dftiete uno perIief barmoniib.
Cine er6Bere anS bI unteritasun9sse'
iuhe puroen in Der eew6bali4en Delts
erlsbiet. Sn 8stref Der luterbaItuns
BON Armen aus anoeren Dittlftsn nles
5uqer oarauf bin, oaB bas 9eieB cine
fdnftdsiss 9sna&ritttsuns, ebs BITE gu
rliienoune berieIben erfolssn Fam.
utrlanet Der 4npalt piro oemsemdb
Sdri,te nsbmsn, UNI bic 9etrsfsnben
ibrem Diitr,ft su iberneifen.
Sin bon Witslisoern bes ID. 8esi'
msnts untsrssihneter Brief, in benz UNI
egOneration Der peri6nIiden Steusrn
pabrsnb ibrer IbweisnbsIt nadseiu4l
uur6e, bate einen an9enommenen 8or'
i6las sur 5olse, laut tpel6em ale fur
ben ipaniidsamsrifanifhen 8rieg @inss'
muterten BON Der Steuer befreit iper.
ben.
Or. pains bsridiete, bab bisfss Sabr
isin tpeitsrss 2anb n6tbis fei unb f6Ius
cine 8ersr6Beruns oss @iSbauies unO
bic grribtuns elmer Greamerp Dor ; es
purbe beidlofsn bic 8erbsferunsen su
MAIDEN. 8eri4iebene anoere Houtine.
sefb6fte ipurben Dor Der Bert aeuns
ebenfaas nod erlseist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-13
StabtrGth.
SeIeet council, 6. I

Seleet Council, 6. Npril.
SIN bieisr Sibuns madte Rode Der
9srfu1. bic 8~siolutisn absui6laGtsn
psIhs cine 8emsiniame SiBune fur ben
10. April anberaumte, I'M einen Staot
anpalt 30 ertpdbIen bel Der 4bfim'
muns sineiebob fem oiestesdsIiber 8Ors
i6las nit 10 sesen 7 Stimmen psrIorsn
Die 5rsunoe bes S%tabtanpaltss bebaup
ten, oabisinA mtsterminei itameriisnW Dion.
tag i'm Wai 1900 erIifdt. ba mad ben
@eieBe Der StaotanpaIt spei Sabre bon
benz |. Wai an nab isiner grpdbluna
biensn iol unb Bic fem Radfolssr sebbrlp
qualtFsirt 1T. 9a Stabtautpalt Ns
@inIep eif am 81. Suli 1897 sripabIi
puroe, 70 bsbnupten befen Anbdnssr.
bab fem Gsrmin erft i'm fOIsenoen Mai
anfins. Rode bate Elm in oieism Gimme
lautenbss @uta1ten bss gr, Ri6ters
6anb erlanet. bas er ben Nnpefenoen
uOrIas; bic msiitsn iamen isoo6 su BEN
S@luGe, baB es niht bic BHtht bee
Staotraibss iei, bisien 9noten su lbien,
fonbern bab man einen Staptanpalt er,
tudbIsn ioate uno oann oas @sri6t bar.
lbsr entidsioen laie.
8otIiber Wiaiams ernannte bic Der.
f&ieoenen @omitss fur bas Iiufenbe Sabr
uno persaB bic Demofraten n,6t. neil fe
tsinsn 2anoibatsn bel ieiner grmdbIun s
auf9efeat batten.
Yeue Borlasen tpurben ME foIst elm.
eerei&t unb bsitdtist R~eiolution. pelte
bic Sraoers 8ani ais cine Der Dspofto.
rem Der itdoiif&en Sonos bessidnet ; Or.
bic bas 2adananna Soipital bon
Der gHuferunesaufaes befret ; Rsfolu.
ton sur grpeiteruns Der Ssusrsrsnsen ;
RsioIution, bic ben Stabtf4abmsifer an.
Ipeift, in ieinem monatIiden Bsri1t bic
Ifabtii4sn 8iIanisn aniusebsn ; RsioIu'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-13
Srausunslhd In Sbroop.

SIN BEN bena1barten Tbropp Borouab
erelsnete ii@ am esitriesn Moreen Elm
f6tperes 8~ranbunelld, bel tpel1em lei.
Der au1 Der 8srluft observation-disclosures
su bsflasen III, tpdbrenb elm 8rubsr bes
8erunsltidtsn f&psre 8ranbpunbsn bas
bon trug.
SIN BEN an Der Sfbuefsde bon San.
berIpn glpsnue unb Dunmore Roab se.
lesenen @bite Sorie Sotsl. bas gisen.
thum bes Germ 8. 6. 8iIesr mar. brad
UNI Q nhr Wor8ens I'm unterm StOds
perfe elm 5euer aus, tpdbrenb bic Bee
tpobnsr bes Sauies i6mmiIi1 i'm oberen
Stodtperte I'm tieften S@lafe laeen.
0as Ssusr tuurbe Suerft bon benz eeeen'
iber pObnenben Wi1asI MeDonalo bs'
merit. Der leibenb mar unb babsr nidi
gut f&lafsn fOnnte. st CAB iOfort ben
AIarm, aber su elei&er8 eit eripa1te aud
EN- ileines Mdo&en NamenS Gatbarins
PiIeer burd bas 9erduid Der praTsln'
ben SIammen unb lte tpedte bic Mnpobs
ner oes Sauies, tpel4e auBsr ibr unb ben
GItsrn aus ben 8inoern Sobn, gbarlss,
Senrp, 8alentin uno Caroline beitan'
ben. Dle 8lnoer tparen bon Germ unb
frau 8I8er aus Der Seimatb fur
JreunbIoie in 8etbIsbsm, ga, aboptiri
pOrosn, oa OaS @bspaar finOerlos mar.
Die Slammsn 8rifen aubsrorbentli&
raid UNI iid unb ieber auSpes mare
ben nnsladIi4en absei&IOfen setueien,
rpenn ni4t gum Slid elne Slaeeens
itan8e bi&t an Der 8eranbab oes Sotels
ssitanbsn bate uno bon benz 5enfter bes
s%peiten StofsS su errei&en eetpeien
pare. Yin oieier lieben ii4 aae Sami'
llenaneebbrieen binab, nit NuSnabme
bon Sbarles unb Sobn pil8er. Ser
leBtere iprans bur@ Die Slammen cine
bintere Stiese binab uno errel&te sIids
llh oas 5reie, mo piliee Sdnbs BIZ
5lammen an ieinen aleibern I6i4ten
bod true er am 86rper unb i'm @efdi
ihpere 8ranbpunbsn bapon unb beibs
Au8en iino burh 8r~anbblaien eef4loi'
len, 10 oab Der eanse nmfana ieineI
Serlebuneen nod unbeitlmmt 1T; man
boft lbn iebob am 2sbsn Su erbaltsn,
gr ut ~ Sabre alt. GbarlsS Pllser.
10 SABRE alt, purbe %ibsrbaupt Iebsnt
nl4t wisber ssieben uno erit mad cages
anbruG fanb man bic uerfobltsn uebsrret'
oes un8lddli4en 3piiden ben 8uinen in
8aiemsnt.
Bon benz Sotel aus ersifen bic Slam'
men bas fGbli1 ftebenbe @obnbaus bei
Boli3ei4efs Martin Gallagher unb er uni
5amilis sntfamsn nit Notb ben Slam
men 4; tparen bod iosar bic Dor benz 8stt'
auf elnem Stuble lieeeuoen Sleioer bel
frau Gallagher i1on a%nsebrannt. Dai
1broop SOteI bon @ressula, aeeenGbe'
benz Bilser SOteI seIesen. unb bas BObn'
bauS bon SbomaS Brennan tuuroen eIs,1'
faas bon SIammen befddoiet.
Ser @eiammtperluft betraet ettpa 49,,
500, tpopon auf oas 9ilser @ieentbuu
nit ginridiune $1,000 fallen, oas 9broo,
Sofel $500, Gallagher Saus unb Wobila'
5000.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-13
SAulsB eb6ree.

Die Sisuns bisier abrpsri&aft am
WOntd8 4bsno seidnete iid Durd bic
@rleei8uns elmer sroBen 4nSabl &outins.
sefddfte aus.
Gin bon primatp 6 2sbrsrn siueeianb.
ties SGreiben. bic iton Gber 30 Sabre
in bieiem 8raoe @rfabruns baben, purbs
u~erleien unb ~referirt ; bic unterseidner
bes Briefes ~Serlansen cine Saldrerbbhune
pom $40 mOnatlid.
Die 2lfte bon goIeftoren fir rldfin.
oise Steuern. bic SdaBmsiiter Bolano
Dor ieinem 8iftritt anfertiste, nuros be'
itdtiet uub bic Siberbeiten BET grnann'
ten 8%uisebsiBen.
Der 8eridt oes S9abmsitsrs. bonn l.
Suli 1898 bls gum 8. April 1899. seiBt.
oaB er i'm @ansen 1922, 295.49 Saul,
ssIbsr stnuabm. 1868, 572 95 psrauss
sabte unb am 3. aprtl bsl istuer Aus'
ibeiouns cine 8iIans bon Sl53, 1872 81
an Sanb bate.
Die I%nbrineuns BON SeusrrettunsS.
leitern on Der SO. 35 Sdule puroe susrii
rsferirt, ipater aber ansebote oafiir per.
leien unb oiefelben oarn ans Gomits
iiterpieien.
9as 8au @omite beridtete, bab 60
einen Inusr fir bic $50. 80 Sdule in
bsr 10. Warb Su 500 per Wonat erlaust
bate, Der fir BRET Sabre semistbet tpsr'
ben ioQts %beftdiist, iopie. oab bic
Sanitreb oes annsrss, frau WcUtanamp.
Sl2 per Wonat erbalten fol-. DaS Saldr
BON Sobn SarriS. unter beisn 8eauf.
fi4tisuns bas Ssisipftsm in ben Sdulen
ftsbt, puroe auf S75 monatlih erb6bi.
Wsbrere anoere 9sibdfte purpen eben
fals nod erlebiet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-13
Suumpre.

- ginbrebsr ftattetsn am Sreitae su
frdber Wossenfunos Der @obnuns Oss
Iopoiatsn 81. u. Zimmerman an Der
@ds bon Warion Strabe unb Seferion
Ipsnue einen 8eiu4 ab uno beraubten
fe um cine srbBere sInsabl Nrtitel, i'm
@eiammttpertbe bon etpa 500. Die
8erle ~erIunstan cur6 elm binteres Sem
fer gintritt uno Der Diebfabl tpuroe erit
bsmsrtt, ais bic Samilis am Worsen
aufftano Serr Zimmerman befano ii6
sur 3eit in @eiddften auBerbalb Der
Stabt. Dis 8eute Der Glnbreder mare
unsueifelbaft srbBsr sspeisn. aber 5rau
zimmerman puroe furs mad Q nbr
our4 zines Der 8inoer erpedt, b6rte IN
ten Elm @erduid unb i'm 9lauben. bab
zines Der 9ienfmdbden uuf iei, lis6 iis
cine @Iode ert5nsn. DaS @erduf6 oer'
fslben i1sint cine ginfsauns Der Arbsil
our SOlee esbabt su babsn, ionit mare,
ME eeiaet. bic 8suts srober 8epeisn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-13
Die Serantuu Gas unb @aRer &c.
nn0 bic 9hhe Bart Gas Co..

i'm @'mdbbtit Der 9oIitif bitfu Gompanis, Die
@sbibrsu ppu 3sii su Get b~tratjuits,n, ME %
btr j%unsbmeubt Btrbrau9 rs1lferiiat aieef
hermit Rd8ri&t. eab all unb mad BEN / SiprlI
bic @sbabrsn fir Sos siusn Deaar unb ,ftn
9tnts (S1.t0 fir il tintauftns perbraadtf
9ubiffuB Isin ptrbfn, uniapp fen ben f~oIatnetn
&tcuftiOusu; Giuf projsut an alleu Rsdnuu.
gen. no Der mpnatli9s gnbrau& rtnisr aIe
fiufunblwaujis Doaars bstrGst; ,sbn pre,snt
an alien 8ehuunssn, psnn Der inenatli6s Orr
brauH finfunb,panys Dollars uuh mstr Dc.
irdst. 8oraussssBt, baB bic Rs1nuua ser
BEN 20iitn Gag bee Rpnats bnabit ipirb. IN
,ptl9tm lt pr6itnitrt IN.
Sm Aufras Der Bsbsrbs
1874 .. . 3aub, GaShSs,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-13
TrlbfiuaS Belt

81. psnn faf 5tbtrmann bas 3 eHrfniB elmer
b~Iutreinie,nbtn, fdrfenotn unp ~ssiunesn Rtoi-
ain fiibIf. Das pirflitt gsrbisnft pon ooObs
SariapariIa III br 9ruup itinsr ausssbrtits,
ten Bslisbtbsit, Seiu u%npTslti1libn GrfoIs
n feline btas Gmpfsbluns. 6as sau;s SYifsm
n smpfSualit, um bas bette otiluitttI ME
Spob's Sariaparila ,u bitfn !3sit iu a IimiIirtn,
unb mir mO&itn bdOnptrsu Na&prud auf bic
3tit unb has psiImitttl lsssu, bonn Grfabruus
bat s,lsbrt baB aufi&ub ssfdbrliG III. Der
aussrorbsntIitt Grfols Der BON Soob's Saria-
pariIa srrsi6t IL uue bic pislsn epbiprhGs bic
% srbalttn bat, maGeu Is Sbrts 8ertrautns
piirbis. Wir bitten Sit, eisis WseiiiH sinsm
tbrli9tn 8niutt Su unisrptrfsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-13
Neus Nnsei8en.
Su %perfaufen

Gin nsuss, aus a1t 3immtrn bsRsbtHbts
Wpbnbaus NIT Iapbfrnsn Ginri&tunssn, pstIt
eet, nit Grutibaumsn, &aisnpIab unb stnsm
ltSntu @artth. Stttfnptet nnb aies pet-
taneis. Gins l&sut Ssimalb fir cine SAINT
lie, in gutter RaRbatltdff UNI BEN btitn atsiIe
Der Stabi ssls8tu. gftiB 5000, stn Sbtil fanH
iftbsn %blsibsn. @StsrY tpirp In Der ,,We&ta-
blatt SHiu bdantf efmaht.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-13
Wapne Gcuntp.

Spnesbale. -Srani 8. Dsnieer Dor
Toronto, Ganaoa, uno SRI. Sufie 8iss'
Ter bon bier fino seitsrn in Der 81
Nasbslana 8ir&e bur& Bfarrer Wm'
Dafsl aIs Elm gbepaar sinssfssnet NOR.
ben. - GIN Sono tpirb Bssentpdrtis er.
bobsn. UNI in Der 4adbari6aft BON Sem
lod Solom 8oblenbobrunssn pornebmsn
su lafsn. Ron Dat Sofnuns. 8obIsH
in IObnsnber Wen8e bafelbit lu fnoeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-13
@ia Wortpeeeu Saweeen ansreir
Sac

Ser Correspondent Der Daily Wail"
in @Oibsnburs. S&peben, iast in 8.sua
auf bic trisserif8sn 8Orbsrsituneen Nor'
rpesens
Scr sinsie mbsIi4s 9ped bisisr
8orbsrsitunsen III, S@wsoen unauersi'
fen. bsHsn 8srtbeieieunesmittel unO
8lfunssn undergraduates Art linb unb
bsfien Snfanterie NIT peraltsten 9epsb'
rem bepufnst 1T. Solte bic nortpesi.
fGe SlOtte @oibenbure anereifsn, muB
piss unpermeiolih fallen"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-13
.77S fur grippe.

1T" fur Grippe if ni6t better als
tpie anoere Specifics bon Or. Sumpbreps,
bic in isinsm ManuaI bsidtieben tperosn,
bas fret auf 8srlanssn psri1idt pirb /;
S~umpbreps' Nebieine Co., Nstp Dorf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-13

- 8srtretsr aasr unfaIs.8 erF4sr.
disqualification, tpsI6e in Grfanias
@sf@dfte ibun, finb in 8enntnib eefsbi
pOrbsn, tpesen bes tdrsli6 bon Der 2ssis.
latur erIuHsnen anti.G ruitssfsses ibr
@eibdft ein,utsaen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-13
@iFen sic attN

Dog mir Soasn asrtb tar Sbr @sIO stsn. Sic psrOsn ss Di6n psnn mir ia.
gen, DAB mir brett bon ben 5abrtanten taufen unb 70 ben Wutelmaun BroEt es
paren. Der Sbnsn 3ueue tommt, benn mir paiaufsn prati& Detail ~, ensros.
preien. Ale Naarn fnb i'm Stdsen. bod BADEN mir smen sroben 8orratb an.
eetauf. un Sbnen 8eleeenbet u seben, annauen. ee bic prue eb6bt wer.
ben. Sssi if bic 8st; Fault f~rdbshta. sBs f: Reissn.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-14
Comes out Against the Pol
icy Of Expansion.
NEXT YEARS NOMINEE
He Says That While Bryan is a Great
Man That Does. Not Mean that
Tammany Will Work For His Re-
nomination.

New York, Aug. 13.-The Herald to-
morrow will say: Richard Croker at the
democratic meeting last night said: II
was wrong in the statements I made be-
fore 1 went away concerning the Philip
pine islands. l based M belief that we
should not give up a foot of soil our SOL
diers have won on information that was
not complete. 1 would not give two cents
for a man who, when he found that he
had been wrong, would not, at the first
chance, set himself right. Such a man
would not be fit for either politics or pri-
vate life. Publicly l made the statement
that 1 did not believe we should give up
the Philippines, which had cost us so
many lives. 1 am not ashamed now to
say to the public that l was wrong. I am
not playing a political game through
that interview. No one man was respon-
sible for my change Of mind. While l was
i'm Europe l talked with some of the best
informed men there or anywhere else on
the subject of colonial conquest. l made
an investigation for myself. l reached
the conclusion that we have no right at
all to keep the Philippines. We We're
wrong in the first place to give $685. 900
for them.
ION a question like this there should be
no dividing between democrats and re-
publicans. Humanity. not politics, is in
vOlVed, and / am convinced that human
ity as represented by the votes Of Amer
lean citizens at the next presidential cleo
ton will record its horror and eNecration
of the men and the party who are, for
private gain. putting bloody pages into
history. Believing these things now, ]
go straight to the public and frankly say
that I was wrong. l said that I believed
men America has produced. I believe
that very thing now. But that does not
mean that I shall work for the nomina-
ton of Mr.. Bryan or that I think he is
the only man fitted for the nomination.
He is as good a man and leader as could
be found. But + have no candidate. 1t
is for the convention to name the man,
and. the convention will not meet for at
least 10 months. 1t would be a %travesty
on popular suffrage to pick the candi-
date before the peoples delegates meet,
and 7 shall have 10 part in making such
a selection. I will not eve try to inf1u-
ence the New York state delegation fol
anybody"
will Tammany make another fgh'
against free silver as it did at the las1
election?' was asked.
ct don't know" said Mr.. Croker. "Thert
is lots Of time. and every issue ma!
change except the ones against trusts ant
against imperialism and slaughter"
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-14
NOTICE TO

To Patrick II. Murray n Francis Cal.
Ian, your heirs. successors or assigns.
YOU are hereby notified that the under.
signed, your c,.Owrer. has. in accordance
with the provisions Ct section 1924, Of the
revised statutes Of the United Stntes. per
formed labor n made Improvement
TO the value OF $500 in representing for
the years 1891. 1892. 1893. 1895, 1896. 1887
and 1898. the Maid Of Erin lode mining
claim, situated in ~unorganlzed mining
district, Silver Eow county,. Montana. az
located on the Goth day Of March, 1890, by
p. II. Murray. Francis Callan and John
Rooney, and recorded on page $40 of Book
II ue Lode Locations, records Of Silver
Bow county. Montana. and you are here
by notified that II you fail to contribute
your proportion OF said expenditures
amounting to si66. &C. within 30 dayaf from
the date hereof. all your right, title and
interest and claim will become the prop.
erty OF the undersigned. your co-owner.
who has made the required expenditures,
JOHN ROONEY,
Butte. Mont June IL. 1899.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-14
BOER HOME LIFE.

The exodus which has been going on in
Johannesburg has resulted in scattering
the fugitives all over the word. One of
these refugees has given the following
facts regarding their mode of life, which
will be found interesting:
Although Johannesburg is one of the
healthiest places in the world, being 5000
feet above the level Of the sea, the cyanide
process by which the gold is extracted
from the quartz fills the streets with a
dust SO fine that when the wind blows the
particles rise, filing the air like a thick
November fog. The dust, when it settles
on the lungs, results in a curious sort of
fever, which in my case left me so weak
that when I was fit to leave the hospital
my doctor insisted on my going away for
a time.
Knowing a young Boer in Pretoria. I
obtained letters Of introduction to his
family who lived not far from Duvenage,
a little place a few hundred miles north
of Pretoria, and having procured a seat
in a BOer wagon, l set out on my jour-
ney
The natural beauties of the Transvaal
are not great: miles of veldt, then a val
ley between big, ugly-looking hills in and
out of powders; craggy rocks, few
bushes, gray or brown, scattered here
and there; and a soil, the dull red color
of which splashes the roads, which are
simply tracks across the country made
by cart wheels.
Jacobus Grundling and his family re-
ceived me at the entrance of their home.
The deadly apathy which pervades a
Boer household is not easily disturbed.
l was stared at for a few moments, asked
a few questions, and the only member of
the family who spoke English told me in
a shame-faced sort of way, as if he We're
saying something discreditable, that his
brother had once told him that he liked
me, but the rest of the family contented
themselves with shaking hands.
This over l was invited inside. The
homestead, like Boer farm houses, is
stuck IN the open veldt. and built close to
a stream, bounded on one side by a gar
den, in which grew orange, lemon, citron,
peach, apple and pear trees. The houses
are built of red bricks, baked in the sun,
the spaces between the bricks being filed
with mud, which to keep from drying to
dust has to be continually moistened with
water.
That of Mr.. Grundling would not have
looked SO repulsive had the roof been
matched. AS the Boer, however, has no
eye for the picturesque, he d galvan-
lied corrugated iron an admirable sub
stitute. But if the outside was not pre-
possessing, the inside was absolutely for
bidding. Wood is scarce in the Trans
vaal, SO the houses are never more BAR
one story high, which does away 1Sn
staircases.
Another feature of home life for which
these people entertain a most lofty con
tempt is furniture and domestic crockery
All the furniture belonging to mine hos,
was Enthusiastically of home origin: the
stool on which I was invited to seat N.Y.
self while partaking Of Boer national
beverage, coffee. having only two short
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-14
A DRESS.

Princess Czartoryski has had a wonder
full dress made i'm Paris. on which her
coat-of-arms is produced in Jewels on a
white satin ground. For his purpose the
stones had to be pierced, and, though
their value WAS deteriorated. the dress as
it stands is valued at SIS, 900.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-14
BIRD.

One of the longest-lived birds on record
died recently in London It was a parrot
named Ducky. the property of the prince
of Wales, and was a century n a quar-
ter old.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-14
THE SEASIDE TEST FOR SANITY.

jewelers. Weekly: Miss Wanting
Poor Arabella! The girls are all afraid
she is insane.
Mr.. Love-What has she done?
Miss Wantling-She's begun returning
rings when she breaks off engagements.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-05-12

and mo- one had won. Just 80 IL should
be with reference 10 the day gambling
in Wall street Let the Bulls horn
the Bears and the Bears hug the Bulls
and let the people proceed with their
legitimate concerns as though harmony
aud hugging Of "a financial kind were
unknown factors in the affairs of life
Let Black Friday shadows fall heavily
on that narrow street but let there be
light elsewhere.
Sell and buy, SOW and reap, borrow
and lend, mine and manufacture, work
ON farm and in factory as though no
Wall street existed, and let the gamb-
lers have all the profit and pleasure
they may get out of the game.
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Many old soldiers now feel The effects
Of the hard service they endured during
the war. Mr. Geo. ;. Anderson. of
kossvilie, York county, Penn. who
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1t is quite evident that humanity"
and Hanna must have more volunteers,
and the question is where are they to
come from? Embalmed beef hasn't
awakened enthusiasm and fighting be-
meath the burning rays Of tropical
sun to drive even savage people out Of
their homes and from their low lands
to their hill lands is not very inviting
When the honor Of the nation aud not
Hanna needs our volunteers, they are
ready to respond by the millions. The
present call is not an inspiring one.