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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-03-03
CUTLER'S CARBOLATE OF IODINE

cure for Grip, Catarrh and Con-
All Druggists, $l00. W. H. Smith,
Buffalo, N. Y, sole proprietor.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-03-03

But few actresses are as bad as they
are painted
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-03-03

A law suit generally wears out at the
pockets.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-03-03

The dead letter probably died at it's
post.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
DAUGHTERS GRIEF.
Miss Edna Kiibourne Fell and Mar
rowly Escaped Injury,

What came near being a tragic incident
occurred at the funeral of Edward j..
Knbourne who was fatally injured by
a Fourth avenue electric car Friday. in
the chapel of the Church Of tho Holy
Communion, at Twentieth street and
Sixth avenue, yesterday morning. Dur
ing the whole service one OF the daugh-
ters OF the deceased. Edna. had been
sobbing Historically. when It was time
for the family to take q look at the
face of the dead she would have thrown
herself on the coffin had she not been
restrained. She struggled TO break away
from her friends but was finally led
away. her sobs being the only sound
heard in the church.
when the attendants were placing the
I'D over the face Of the dead Miss XII
bourne was standing I'm the centre Of the
main aisle supported by her usin. She
heard the click made by the ia as IT was
closed. She gave n despairing cry and
fell back on the marble floor OF the
church. She carried her cousin over with
her but luckily the arm Of her cousin
struck the floor in such n way as TO form
n pillow for the head of the girl. Mem
bers of the supplied choir brought wa
ter and the unconscious girl was restored
TO consciousness. She was taken 20 4
carriage and with the others Of the
family proceeded 20 Greenwood Gene
terry. where tho interment took place
New York Herald.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31

WEST POINT. August 2o-Cadet Philip
S. Smith. ct Nebraska who year agJ
when q member of the second class was
tried by a general court martial for haz-
Ing q "p.cbe' and sentenced 10 suspen-
si-n. was dismissed from The Military
Academy to-day just twenty-f0ur hours
after he had reported back 20 Join the
present thiri class. Smith was caught by
one OF the tactical officers hazing the son
of General Frederick ID. Grant Tile ma
turo ~ The hazing The Sun reporter could
not learn tonight Smith had only q few
hours t0 leave the institution. ana de-
parted on the 5.ll West Short train.
Smith was suspended on September a.
leS. until August d. 1892 The furlough
class came home yesterday about
o'clock Among them was Smith. He
attended the ball last night This morn
ing one OF the officers of the tactical de-
partment caught him hazing q "plchc"
and Immediately placed him under ar
rest His dismissal in disgrace followed
quickly.
Colonel Mils has determined 20 stamp
out haziug and an cadets caught at &c
viii meet with q similar fate. This ls the
first time in the history of the academy
that a cadet has been dismissed for haz-
ing without "A trial
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31

BURLINGTON. y. j. August @.-The
HIGH dive which Clarence Forsythe made
fro,, the bridge OF the Pennsylvania rail
road over tho Asslscunk Creek. IN this
CITY. on July 2-d. resulted fatally last
nirht. The young man was visiting Bur-
Bngton. ard. together with a number OF
companions, went swimming IN the AS
siscunk Creek.
More ventures0me than tho rest he
climbed high on the railroad bridge and
dived off, head first in the creek ne
struck in shallow water, was buried ~
the mud. and would have died then and
there had not the crew Of passing troll
ley ear pulled him out.
lie was taken 10 his home unconscious,
and a physician who examined him
found that his spine had been fractured
and that he was paralyzed from his arms
down. Since then he has not moved q
muscle. but awaited the coming OF iaeyi-
table death. 4
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
WORKED THE HERALD.
How a Commercial Traveller Used the
Cnhlc Erec of Charge.

Harrington A. Braham is a travelling
man. lie goes con the road In the in
terest of "a large wholesale wO0llen house
of this city. and his business was so sue
Cessful la-t winter That hc went 10 Paris
ON his commissions tnis summer.
Mr. Brahlm has just returned and al
his apartments. 80. 1873 Walnut street. told
last night now he was able % keep In daily
communication with his wife and his EN-
poyers without spending frame In cable
"The New York Herald advertises that
10 will cable the names OF those who reg
lister at ifs bureau IN the Avenue de
TOpera-' hc began 81 noticed that, and
from The directory gathered up nity
names. al real. 4 then prepared code
JAMES BEVERLEY. Boston:
Arrived safely yesterday was not sea
sick Regsier from New York IS 1 was
CONRAD BREWSTER, Philadelphia:
Address me al Hotel Contnenidi new
York. Grand Hotel; Boston, Hotel Binda;
baltimore. care OF Consul GeneraD.
HARRY MARKS JAMESON. Chicago:
Have executed ADJ orders, ana drawn on
you for commissions. or Marks omitted /:
Have completed WORK. DNl nave not
drawn FOR money! .., ,,-.,,.r.,,,. ,,.,,,-
THOMAS BARTLETT POWERS, Mobile:
Sail on French Line from Havre io-mor-
row; shall Doe delighted 10 get BACK 70
vi" Inc slio ex of9 viii suffice to show the
system" concluded Mr.. Braham. as he
showed The Times man an entire note
book fiiied with this code. Every possible
emerge9cv was provided for, countless
shades OF meaning being impaired by
changing the address 80.
II usc3 MS code daily. When / dared
not register myself for fear Of detection
I'd ask some friend. as personal favor,
10 register the name / gave them on
card. No, / didn't have to tell untrui5h IS
The Herald office and register John VIM
tersmith. Boston" for meY They'd al
ways do IT,"
"Didn't YOU think II was very mean to
do this?" was the query put 10 the com
Ono. dldn't. Ii was fair game-a stroke
of genius"
philadelDhia Times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
THURSDAY. AUGUST 81. 1883.
rurH0ss ArTHE BOTTOMOFAL

TIE BOSS RTTHE BOTTOM or ALL
a, Tho meeting of the American Bar
Association 90 Buffalo, New York. this
week. United States Senator Mandcrson
made The opening address. Referring TO
tho LEGISLATION of the various States of
tre Union during One past year. he aala
30 had probably never been exceeded IN
volume. and. for itself. The Times says
tlat u.nety-ulne per cont of the whole
may fairly be presumed 90 he either
wholly unnecessary or positively vicious.
The craze for LEGISLATION is one of the
strongest freaks Of the human mind.
when such laws are passed ass secure
the pre- eervau0n Of order and the peace
and provide revenue for the government
thore is very little left 70 which 1egisla-
uon com Doe prodthly applied. No act of
a legislature ever made one blade The
more of erass grow or enabled an indus
try 20 ada one cent 90 the wages Of ITS
mon unless it was the lcg.s lati0n of the
protective tarn order that enables one
American % rob another American f1r
Dis own benefit 40 philosopher ever
-naas a wiser remark than Chat of Mr.
Buckle in IFS history OF civilization that
the great work of the legislator has been
in uudo.nr what some previous legislator
had done Progress and development
grow ont of natures laws being allowed
t1 operate after natures fashion When
%
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31

Tfc Ei.hmonl Val Tma is somewhat
o.. I'D an H1Y iu iulru m. PRO Os-lns
iu ic Democratic BE- l- mot only bitterly
OPP oa o tfe Chiels1 platform. Du. b.
m advocate oi trusts and Hvora
,nna. .aImIne lhlf "the providence
o. c.I BIAS ct th's Philippine situation
r..r .H anl wc must meet ils require
mes because 30 is onr dlty o. mee-
-NeN oii.an. States
IT, b. unique Cor Democratic news
pipc- 60 stand ly Democratic principle.
r.ra- le.s of party dIoum. and 90 re-
fase 90 he iea away from the paths OF
Democratic rorlmoe h. am oniur party
claiming 30 CO.. Democrats then The
Times unique
~ - H unique Gov newspaper TO dis
cu.s srusts from are tmlrejudicoi stand
r8r. 10 toI The truth about trusts. re-
rsrness of popular outcry against such
organizations then The Times IS unique
on that score also.
Tf 70 IS UNIQUE for a Democratic news.
paper Co discuss The Philippine situation
ae Be- IN. 90 say hat now chat the Philip
pines have fallen into our hands it So our
bouuden duty 20 Duf down the insurvec-
t.on that exists and NOT 90 withdraw our
troops untn good government shan have
fccn established. So ii IS unique for a
Democratic nowFpagef % staad 5y Re
paairon President ln accomplishing this
end. 30 B. is unique for pomocraus
ro0fpa1cg 90 say shat @ IS msaiH.ng
f-s rntel States t-oous Withdraw
uater Ore from ;he Insurgents. th.n 1he
Times is also unique on This score
~ ior trusts. Wc have never said that
We were primarily ir favor o. them Ne
have simply said that .n our opinion
sasy have oome n response to the DC
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31

inands OF an age Of steam and electricity.
and that they cannot be destroyed with
out destroying To- business Of the coun-
try. We have said thai n T. contrary =
common sense ana contrary 10 prorrcis
for The government 90 attempt to Ri on
by law The great corporations OF the
country and on Che other hand VIC have
said that &c IS contrary % Democratic
principles for the government 20 foster
such corporations 10y class legislation.
Aaovc au We have protested against the
un Democratic declaration of SIR. Bryan
and others that the Federal constitution
should Doe s9 revised AS TO take ont Of the
hands of ihc Individual States the right
90 regulate corporations within their own
borders and transfer that rieht 10 the
CONGRESS OF The United States. The whole
question is admirably summed up in the
following from the Farmers Voice:
.Nih any irust no. sustained bv special
PRIVILEGE ibc p.DUc has nothing 10 do $50
long as it trospasses not upon the equal
RIGHTS OF ANY other That may seem a
,.,,-,.-,, ,.,f1,ne have ~ riobt m
sr1lr1mate Interests ana run private en-
tcpr.se 90 suit themselves 500 long as they
oo not interfere WIN al'l one ,',s I'D ..' o.l
,-,.r,.,r ri.,zons also have "a rlrht 10 en-.
raes iu the same lines. and VIII do SO
Whenever 10 is for thcir interest To- do 30.
iAe..i.,e' III " "u4, NV ~'' en-. ". o.
.,.nca ,,isa. nrices too hieh ther, will
at once bc capita, at hand 20 establish
c2npeUnFe '.,' ..1 '.-7 y ,-' 49, ..
,..... .l.erl, in mind these distinctions If
ve would understand the operation of
tho trust i's possible future and tn
rights OF me people 10 osi' win Do. An4
u .,.,. -.. ,... .,......,....,
IS upau special privilege. If "a Doe IN Che
form of protective tariff revoke 20, ~
t 'e ih"NH p'' Ii-'.'7' amend 'i,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
CHANGE IN BRIOEGR0OMS.
Fair Maiden Preferred the Man Who
Never Loved Another.

ALLENTOWN. PA. August 20.-J0hn
Dalscap of Catasauqua. an empl0ye OF a
cement mill in that section. on Saturday
took out a license 20 marry Mary Osack.
a buXom lass Of that place, whom he had
w0Ocd for some months and thought he
had won. The couple were 20 have been
married tho same day. but az the eleventh
hour tho hride-eiect changed her mind and
refused 90 Boz led 10 the altar.
To-day the CIR. appeared In the Orphans
Court office On this city with hands0mer
man than Dalscap and asked for @ mar
riage license. which was. However. re-
fused The girl says She learned that
Dalscap had asked another woman 10 be-
come his wife. and refused 10 be second
crop" Mary and her new lover went 20
Northampton county 10 get a marriage
license
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
Snlrih. ON Gnnr1.

WELLSBORO. PA. August 3o-The
body OF Otto Bergonhagon was found IN a
sitting posture at an upstairs window to-
day Tie had shot himself through the
heart He lived alone and this morning
the neighbors saw him sitting al the win
dow. but as he remained FOR several
hours I'm the same position they bockoued
and called to him. Then they broke down
the door % discover that De was n
corpse After shooting himself De had
put the pistol back on the window SILL
-Four years ago Bergcnhagens wife COM
m'ted suicide by throwing herself into a
creek
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31

Seven-year-old Frederick Mann. living
40 No. si3 Dakota street. met with q SEE
rious accident yesterday while playing
hide and seek with "a number OF other
boys IN the yard Of the Union Traction
Company. at Ninth and Dauph.n streets
when he attempted 20 climb the iron
picket fence be slipped, running one of the
sharp pickets into his body. and he hung
there for some time before his screams
attracted some workmen around The place
who lifted him from his por.lous position
TIE was taken 10 the Children's Hospital
and is likely 90 die from the effects Of
his lniurics.-P philadelphia Record
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
N1HGINIA,s poLIIIcAL NEED.

.,,,,.. 80 1,o-,o.r,.,. ..,,,,,.
throughout the state before the sena-
torial tight is over Will Doe such as TO
disgust AN out tne P'oIlSsloilaI pom
S,,,,,re ~, trs disasters of The late SOS for
the Democratic party. Personal ar1bi-
tions and greed of Office has brought 1t
o ~, Gnu -t.. go. ~ covcr' 1,,''er
senator Martin has been bitterly and un-
Warrantably attacked, and. notWith-
standing h's u.sl'''eu I.lu,"' ,,. on
n, ,,i'- r1ia~ fnrtrer into tbe senator.
record. This between prominent Demo
Gratis. Ana Tor what eNn' Inal 'ne outs
''''' .' ..,.. o O.. q.
-, ~. ..,.' .,.... 49, .,.,... tto
-. 80 o.. a. n.. ,,.r..l.,. IN n.
- ....... 80 ,,.....,rI, t.. ,~.
800, 81. 49, ,..... $780,. ,,.,... ...-..,.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31

TERRB IAUTE. IND, Aug. Owl
liam Marshall OF Clay City. brought his
seven-year-old daughter TO this city to-
day for a surgical operation, by which
Il IS hoped her sight lost through the
shock OF seeing a big black snake. may
be restored. a week ago the child saw
the snake I'm her fathers garden. She
tainted. and after she had recovered
consciousness It was found that her sight
was gone. II is thought that the nerves
OF the eyes were injured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
Hnsinesslllkc Rnrglars.

WEST CHESTER PA. Aug. 30-Bur-
glars at the general store Of isaac s.
Kirk. az Fremont. this county. last
night. made o heavy haul in clothing.
shoes. underwear, etc. besides taking
quantity Of postage stamps They
knocked the entire end out Of the build
ing. cleverly avoiding q number OF
burglar alarms. and looted the establish
ment completely. Footprints IN the
garden showed that there were three
men In the gang. They were traced as
far as the Susquehanna river.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
WILL CARRY GUNS.
Almost Certain To BE Shooting Ken
tucky Election Day.

LOUISVILLE, August 3.-It was an
nounced by the GOebel managers to-day
that every election officer in the nine
teen counties in the State would be re-
moved on September 18th. and new men
re elected by Goebers State Election
Board. Tho names of the appointees
have not been announced. This Is regard
ed by the Republicans and boiling Demo
Gratis as the first move in the conspiracy
TO steal the State
Followers OF Ex-Governor Brown and
nominee Taylor say that they will go to
the polls with doube-harrelled guns, IL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31

Near tho girls homo. where the wedding
was to take place. f. creek, and the
minister. who had been engaged to per
form the cermony lived on the other
side A sudden rain raised the creek,
and the preacher was unable to ford II.
While he stood on the bank the young
couple appeared on the other side. There
they were married. the minister shout
ing the service and they the responses
across the stream.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31

With much eusto the free silver people
are saving that the gold Democrats are
rapidly returning TO the Democratic or
ganizaton and that they win not De-
heard from so 1900
Don't mako mistake right here. II tha
gold Democrats ara returning 20 the Dem
ocrauc organization st is because hoy
have satisfied themselves that free silver
is an impossbnty and that the
Democratic party win not attempt On 1909
10 make the free and unlimited coinage of
silver at the ratio of lG % I serious IS
sue. The gold Democrats are just as
much as ever opposed 10 this proposition
aud If the fight of 1896 should be made
over again I'm 1900 If silver should b.
pushed 10 the front as the leading issue
as was the case three years ago the rank
of The gold Democrats I'm opposition would
DE sweled q hundro fold
We were talking the other day to one
Of the prominent business men of Rich.
mond and member of the city Council.
He said that dc hai reluctantly voted for
Bryan ia 1896 because he could not make
up ifs mind 90 vote the Republican ticket.
bat II tie Democrats were going TO put
forward BRYAN ANA free silver in 1900. n
for one would refuse TO give the ticket
his support.
There are thousands Ike him an over
the country and We say that the only
reason that the gold Democrats are not
bcstrring themselves and making an ac-
five fight against free silver IS because
they % not think that it is necessary for
them 10 DO so.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
Non-Apprcciatiyc.

Mis- Iamnstock-And you mean to tell
noe this is ths original chariot used by
General George Washington?
Antiquaran-Most truly. Miss. II is.
Miss Lafingstock- Well. the father of his
country ought 10 have been ashamed to
ride in an old fee wagon like that.
Couldn't he afford anything better?
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
What a Woman May DO.

She-Tak To- me of woman's rights,
Women have no rights,
He-Havent any rights? You're crazy.
Let "a man dress mp i'm woman's clothes
and go ont ON the street. and h. is imme-
dlafcly arrested. bat q woman is allowed
90 go out on a wheel and t0s out IN mems
clothes. and hc the toughc-tlo1king body
in the hunch.-Yonkers Statesman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31

BY EDWIN MARKHAM.
Author Of The Man with the Hoe" and
other poems

a man stood stained; France was one Alp
Of hate.
Pressing upon him with the whole world S
weight
In ali the circle Of the ancient sun
There was no voice TO speak for him-not
one.
In all the world Of men there was no
sound
But Of a sword flung broken to the ground.
Hell laughed its little hour, and then be-
How. one by ono. the guarded gates IN
Swiftly sword by Unseen Forces hurled.
And now a man rising against the world
IT,
Oh, import deep as life is. deep as timei
There is a Something sacred and sublime
Moving behind the worlds, beyond our
ken.
weishng the stars. weighing the deeds
of men.
Take heart. o soul Of sorrow, and be
strong, o.
There is one greater than the whole
worlds wrong.
BE hushcd before the nigh Bonisnant
Power
That moves wool-shod through sepulcher
and tcwcri
No truth so low but Tie viii give it crown;
No wrong so high but lie will hurl 1t
down.
o men that forge tho fettcr IL IS vain;
There is SlIl Hand stronger than your
chain.
It's uo avail 90 bargain. enecr and nod.
And shrug the shoulder for reply to God.
From the September number Of Nc
Clnre's Machine. Copyright by the 5. 5.
Mcclure Co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
TIMES BUILDING. ,.s

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Wnea pald w,csy. 9ut "a ee eng ,t YAH
month when pHe mo".,.3 month
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31

Fe9therstono-Come Robbie handing
him a quarter. how many fellows have
called on your sister this week.
BObbie--Lcts see-fyc.
THAT doesn't include me- does it?"
ooh. no. sister says you don't count"
brooklyn Life.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
Prccinlfatch a Crisls.

The Justice-To what am indebted for
this visit?
The bridegroom reckon it's 20 Sails
mother. Judge. She lowed ia been
calm ON Sal long enough. am she up and
asked my intentions. Puck.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
Miss Fortune.

Mr.. Stubb-"Thcrc comes Fortune"
MIS- Stubb-"Who. John?'
Nj Stubb-" Fortune; the female book
agent"
Mrs. stubb-"Why in the world do you
call her 'Fortune?'
Mr. stulb-"Because she knocks at
every mans door,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31

Tasterncr-Tm sorry now that I didn't
take that train ahead OF us.
Notive-Why2
Fastener Why ] would get into Den
vcr sooner.
Natiye-Oh. no. you wouldn't-thats
the rear end Of our train.