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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-15

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ROOT AND BRANCH
New Discovery By
The Misses Bell
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entirely and permanently, and that too
without impsiriug in any way the nnest
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this discovery. or the great good and salts.
faction it win be TO those afiicted with
one Of the most disnguriny and agTavst.
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OF neck of women.
Please understand that psrsonsl demon.
strsti0n % Of .o ons & tTSssIent tn mt costs s you
wssS You can u:s brow. our
claims by ssndinS two stamps for mailing.
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7S & 80 Fifth Avenue, New York
The Kisses BsI,s conpIsxion Tsalc is
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the skin II removes entirely all freckles,
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The Misses Beli's Lambs Weoi Sesp is
.ssde from pure oil of lambs Wool. Price
rs cents per cake.
A complets line Of above exquisite
preparations are always kept in stock, aud
,sn te bad from orr local aReat
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-15

The list of the pianists who are to be heard
in this country during the season is not com
plete without adding the name Of Adele Aus del
Ohe, whom America almost claims as her owr
representative. She is to come in February
and has been engaged as soloist for the Febru
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-11-07
CRACKER SUMMIT COMPANY.
Sink and Drift the Plan Of Development
Decided Upon.

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Sunday t,om SroL,nr 1ur MINER
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The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-11-07

lett. ~ the course OF an hour the stranger
returned and on a SECOND refusal, drew a
knife and made direct Tor the heart OF Mr..
Morse. who raised his arm to guard the
blow and was severely stabbed In the
biceps Of The left arm. The perpetrator
Immediately mounted a horse and left for
parts unknown. The deputy sheriff, con.
stable aud marshal are on his trail. The
mans name Is said TO be Jackson. He
worked Tor some months on l.ocke's
ranch, ten miles west OF Huntington. Late
reports state that the officials are hot on
his trail and viii soon overtake him.
Press diSpAtth.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-11-07
Attempted Murder At Huntington.

An attemp, At murder was made in Ter
sill's livery barn at Huntington Sunday
night. An unknown man walked into
the stable aud demanded the horse be.
longing TO n. T.. Donaldson from A. h.
Morse. who refused to let the stranger
take Il from the barn without q written
order from Mr.. Donaldson. A few words
followed when the stranger turned and
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-11-07
Your Winters Wood.

! have for sale several hundred cords Of
seasoned wood for immediate delivery.
also own and run the steam saw. Leave
your orders In either case at Johns 4
Co.'s store for prompt attention. N. W.
Sullivan, Sumpter, Oregon.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-11-07

Say the word. Let me show you what have been show
ing weak for quarter of cenury-he true road tt
health The remedy offer you will serve you faithfully with
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-04
MESSAGE OF
PRESIDENT
Continued from Fourth page.

show yet more encouraging advance to-
ward insuring the benefits of liberty and
good government to the FiIiDinos, in the
interest Of humanity and with the aim Of
building up an enduring, Importing
and self-admlnistering community In
those far eastern seas. I would Impress
upon the congress that whatever legisla-
ton may be enacted IN respect to the
Philippine islands should be along these
generous lines The fortune Of war has
thrown upon this nation an unsought
trust which should be unselfshly dis
charged and devolved upon this govern
nent moral as well as material re-
EponsibiIity toward these millions whom
we have freed from an oppressive yoke.
have upon another occasion called the
FlHpinos the wards Of the nation" our
obligation as guardian was not lightly as
sumed; 1t must not be otherwise than
honestly fulfilled, aiming first Of all 10
benefit those who have come under our
fostering care. Tt Is our duty so TO treat
them that our flag may be no less oe-
loved in the mountains OF Luzon and the
fertile zones Of Mindana0 and Negros
shan it is at home, that there as here it
shall be the revered symbol of liberty en-
ughtenment and progress in every ave
nue. Of development
The Fiiuin0s are race quick to Learn
and n profit by knowledge. He would be
rash who with the teachings Of contem-
poraneous history in view, would fix
limit to the degree Of culture and adj
vancement yet within the reach of these
people If our duty toward them be faith
fnIlr nerfnrrnna
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-04
POSTAL
RuraI Free Delivery Endorsed.

y
The continued and rapid growth of the
postal service is sure index of the
great and increasing business activity
Of the country. It's most striking new
development is the extension of rural
free delivery. This as come almost
wholly within the last year. Al the be-
ginning of the fiscal year 1Sg9-100 the
number of routes in operation was only
5Sl and most of these had been running
less than l2 months. on the 18th Of
November 1900 the number had increas-
ed TO 26l4 reaching into forty-four
states and territories and serving q pop
u.ation of ls91,524. The number of APP
picauons now pending and awaiting ac-
ton nearly equals all those granted no
to the present time, and by the close OF
the current fiscal year about 1900 routes
Will have been established, providing for
the daily delivery of nails at the scat
tered homes of about three and a half
millions of rural population
This service ameliorates the isolation
of farm life, ConGuces 10 good roads.
and Guickens and extends the oil M
nation of general information. Ex0eri-
ence thus far has tended to auay the
apprehension that il would be so expen-
sive as to forbid its general adoption or
make it a. serious burden Its actual an
postal receipts, and can be ACCOMPANIED
by reductions in other branches of the
service, so that the augmented revenues
and the accomplished savings together
materially reduce the net cost The evil
deuces which point to these conclus- onz
are pres nted in detail in the annual re-
port az the postmaster general which
with its recommendations is recon-
mended 90 the consideration Of the con-
gross The fun development of this
special service. however REQUIRES sllrl,
large outlay Of money that il should
be undertaken only after careful study
and thorough understanding OF an that #
involves
Very efficient service has been render
ed ay the navy In connection with tie
insurrecton IN the Philippines and ia
recent disturbance iu China
very satisfactory settlement has
been made ct The long pending Guess ION
of the manufacture of armor nfate
reasonable price has been secUr q sns
the necas i.v fer a government arnor
plant avoided
1sorr Naval Vessels Recommended.
approve OF the commentators Of
h seer taI17 of The navy Tor new vesse
aua for additional officers and men
which the required increase II the navy
makes necessary commend 90 the
favorable action OF the congress the
measure now pending for the erection or
stltue To- the m mary Of the Iate Dvd
j. Porter ] commend also the estah-
lslmen- of national naval reserve ana
OF the grade Cf vice admiral Provfs-
ion should oe MADE as recommended by
The secretary. for Suitable rewards for
special merit Many Officers VINO rem
dercd the most tnsulshed service our
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-04

transatlantic, continental and trans
Asian lines. urge attention to this i'm
portant matter.
The personal strength Of the army IS
100000 men-65.o00 regulars and 5000 vol
unteers Under the act Of March ., 1853,
on the 30th Of June next the personal
volunteer force viii be discharged and
the regular army win be reduced TO
2,447 officers and 29025 enlisted men.
In 1888 board Of officers convened by
President Cleveland adopted a compre-
hensive scheme Of coast defense fortih-
cations which involved the outlay Of
something over one hundred million dol
lars. This plan received the approval Of
the congress, and since then regular ap-
preparations have been made and the
work Of fertilization has steadily pro-
grassed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-04
WEST INDIES.

people u our duty toward Llem pc IalLl-
Gully performed.
WEST INDIES.
Porto Rscap Government Successful.
The civil government Of Porto Rico pro-
vided for by the act Of congress approved
April y, 1900. is 10 successful operation
9-he courts have been established. The
governor and his associates, working in
teligently and tremendously. are meet
Ing with commendable success.
on the sixth of November general
election was held In the island for mem
beers of the legislature and the body
elected has been called to convene on
the first Monday Of December
I recommend that legislation be en-
acted by the congress comforting upon
The secretary Of the interior supervision
over the public lands in Porto Rico. ard
that he be directed u tain the loca-
ton and quantity OF lands the title 70
which remained In the crown OF Spain
at the date Of cession of Porto Rico to
the United States, and that apprOpria-
tons necessary for surveys be made. and
that the methods OF the disposition of
such lands be prescribed by law.
Reference to Cubau AGaiIz.
on the 25th Of July. 1900. directed that
a call be issued for an election in cuba
FOR members Of a constitutional conven-
ZION TO frame a constitution on a basis
for stable and Independent government
In the island. in pursuance thereof the
military governor issued the following
instructions:
Whereas. the congress of the United
States, by its joint resolution of April
20. 1898, declared:
THAT the people Of the Island of
Cuba are and of right ought to be, free
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-04
FOTNn.


FOUND-More horses than we want to
winter. Come TO the Fair Grounds De-
cember 6. and buy them at your own
prices TOler Stock Farm 1876
FOTrND-The largest line of fancy
goods and toys for holiday pres n g.
y. Main street Santa Claus beaa-
quarters Big value for the least
money, as the whole stock must be
closed out by January J.
l4-su-tu-fri-st
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-04

PFRsONAI.

0-0---~--~--~-~~O-0~~---~
PERSONAI-Ladies / positively guar
antee Golden Seal VIII relieve The
longest and most obstinate cases OF
irregularities vi hout pain, IN five
hours. Sent secure from observation.
81. DIT. Annie Fowler, PA olive
St. ST. Louis. Mo. ll-2i-l3t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-04

HALL FOR SAEE-Consist-
ing of two billiard tables and four pool
tables and fixtures, good location, and
Is making money. If sold IN So days
viii sell cheap. We want TO leave.
Address Glover & White. box 81. Eure-
ka, Kan. L-otN
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-04

I SAY COME TO 30 and % West Dea1R-
las avenue. and Sc the best ano dig
gest line of Ruggies Carriages. Wag-
ons. etc I win ne here thirty days
and will sell to people wanting a first
class vehicle at very low prices. A r.
Doty representing Rhoad es-Carmeon
Buggy Co.. of NIarshalltOwn Iowa
14-ltx
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-04

SITUATION WANTED-NALE.
WANTED-Carpenter work. Call or drop
card, 707 East Central
14-sun- tue-wed -fTt-sun-5tx
WANTED-By a young man a position
as city salesman and delivery man for
groceries; six months experience no
bad habits. Address "A, care Eagle,
Wichita 14-2tx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-04

Tailor-made, LADIES'
Goats 800 styles OF cloth 10 exhibit.
Address and 7 viii call at residence
1918 n Market. l4-5tX
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-04

WE ARE making special prices this
week on hard coal burners. new and
secondhand; also on soft coal heaters
See us. Rowlee Hardware Co Z-tr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-04

German. French English, Music su
Fancy Work. during the day or even
ing Terms reasonable. Miss q sle
WIltschek. S47 5. Lawrence avenue
14-5tx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-04

FOR SALE-Nfeat market, building, fix
lures and tools, cheap. Address .'l'.
T., care Eagle. 14-Ztx
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-21

In the publishing trade viii be pleased
TO know that he has purchased a sub
stantial interest In Frank Leslies Pop
ular Monthly and the other properties
Oh Frank Leslle's publishing house. He
has been elected a director and treas
urer of the Leslie house. and Will. In
conjunction with Frederic L.Colyer the
president. manage the company.s af-
fairs. a continuance of the remark
able progress of Frank Leslie.s Popular
Monthly as ten cent magazine Us as
sured by this new connection and capt.
Drlsier's added experience bids fair TO
further the line OF advancement
Mrs. Frank Leslie remains as editor
with Henry Tyrrell as managing edl-
tor. n. NJ. Eaton art manager and
Charles schWeinler as mechanical SUI
perlntendent. +. c.. Jappe. the secre-
tary. and Charles d. SpaldIng, Robert
C.. Wilson and Robert Rockingham me
advertising representative have each
acquired an interest In the stock OF the
company
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-21

Ven he open hees eye 10 admire ze view
VIZ her IAN madame c0yaire her face;
Zen monsieur tO madame eay Bon
jour- vOulez vOus.
Go for uue promgnade?' And zey walk
out. ~ two.
In Eat very mooch beautiful place.
Where Monsieur le Serpent he eli In 20
tree.
hey come. and 90 madame she cry
"Oh, Monsieur De- Serpent, voules yOus
not have 20
Bonte for to peek some fine Opple for
moF"
"certo.nmenu" ze Serpent reply
Hold hold. mon aml,' zen Monsieur
Adam speak
Wat madness ees zls2 Don't you
know
It ees wrong TO cat from re tree yloh
you sep.'
But ze snake In zs branches ees pretty
ana sleek
And Doe smile ON re madame below
"oh. Monsieur Adam! vat you say Ia
not true.
For do you not know" say ze snaks.
"Dere ees noting yateyair prohibited
Ne ladies? Madame, let me offalre to
ze fruit" And za madame she take.
Tine courtesy she make; zen re serpent
Boz nll
Her apron via apples and say.
"MonsIeur Adam: eat Of Ills fruit, zin
you WIN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-21

marriage onward her body is daily
drained OF strength and her mind daily
burdened by cares. She lies on the
couch, her back aching, from female
trouble, and gets up and puts on a smil-
ing face 10 meet her husband
Marriage can only be an equal partner
ship when the drains and strains Of mar.
ried life Of the woman can be replaced
by the perfect health OF the delicate
womauly organs No woman need sui-
fer with inflammation. liberation, debii.
Eating drains or female trouble. There's
an absolute cure for all these IN Doctor
Pierce's Fayonte Prescription Il makes
life q pleasure, does away with morning
sickness, and makes the baby's advent
easy and almost painless.
~ had been q sufferer from uterine trouble ior
about three yeau having two miscarriage iu
that time and The doctors said ! would have Go
80 through an operation before c5ul4 give
birth 90 children. writes Mrs Blanche q
Evans Of Parsons IuIerne Co, "a. Box ~.
When about 10 give up in despair saw The ad.
vcrii.emtut oft Dr pirrCts medicine aud
thought would give L O. trial AZ lest resort I
bought o bottle of Dr plcfCc.s lavoriic Pre-.
scnpton. ard aosr taking q felt better than
had for years. A0er taking .qur tnd one hhli
bottles gave birth o. a bright baby girl who b.
now four mou,hs Old aud has nd had day Of
sickness"
"Fsyon,e Prescription contains no
alcohol, whisky or other lntonicanL
Nothing else is just as good" Refuse
an Substitutes II you 90 for DR..
Pierces, get DR., Pierce's.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-21

Alliance between gesture and speech,
between mimicry and names which
date back % the very birth of human
language have their reminder before us
at this hour An orator recounts the de-
tails OF q shipWreck in which he was
sutherland HE hands are only less
eloquent than his tongue A child points
20 a COW in rs pasture and says Moo
moo boy way of a name. When the
little one come 90 town from lts home
I'm the country II tells how a locomotive
was It's carrier by saying. "ShOo-shOO,
and turning its arms In imitation OF the
engines revolving wheels. We speak ~
the 'Cus koO" the 'peetweet,' the
"WhppOOrwill' the katydid. In names
which they themselves have suggested
20 us Hundreds Of other common
terms 'crackle" "szzle.' "buZ,
"Whir and the lke-testify every day
90 the debt that sense owes 20 sound,
TO the important contribution by ono
matOpUia 90 the mintage OF words. AM
other well-sprlng of speech deserves a
moments heed few syllable sounds
mount Of themselves 90 the lips Of the
babe. and these. gt first bv their seniors.
are taken 90 mean definite persons ana
things Sir John Lubbock has ascer-
tanned that pa and ma are among
the very first because the easiest utter
ances OF a child. and "p8' and ma
have long been appropriated by parents
90 signify themselves An young child
rem have difficulty I'M repeating their
own names, for months Stella may call
herself "Cally' and George may say
that he is Joe" simply because their
powers or articulation are but little de-
yeloped by reducing the long words u
their cldar- 20 pronounceable forms, and
Boy downright invention based upon
spontaneous sounds-ChIldren have
been known 20 devise long voclbulayies
for themselves. Ia 500 doing they have
undoubtedly shed light on one Of the
methods by which early speech began.
From "Flame. Electricity and tho
Camera" by George Hes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-21
WOMAN AND WAR.

We women teach little how wrong
And how lguoble blows are; school and church
support precepts, and nocuate
The growing minds with thoughts Of love and peace.
Let dogs delight to bark and bite" say;
But human beings with immortal souls
Must rise above the methods Of the brute
And walk with and with self control.
And Men-dear Godl you men, you wise, strong men,
Our sefannounced superlors in brain,
Our peers in judgment you forth to war!
You leap another mutIate
And and kill your fellow men, and ask
The worlds applause for such heroic deeds
fou and strut; and II song is sung
80 audatory epic writ in blood.
Telling how many widows you have made,
Why then perforce you say our bards are dead
And Inspiration sleeps TO wake
And we the women whose lives you
What can we do but sit In silent homes
And wait and suffer? Not for US the bare
o. trumpets and the bugles oall TO
For us no waving banners, supreme,
Triumphant hour Of conquest Ours the slow
Dread torture Of uncertainty each day
The bootess battle with the same despair,
And best your victories reach our ears
There reaches with them 10 plying hearts
The thought Of countless homes made desolats
AND other women weeping for their dead
men, wise men superior beings. say
Is there substitute for war in this
Great age and era II you answer mo"
Then let us rear children TO be wolves
And teach them from the cradle how 70 kill
Why should we women time and words
In talking peace when men declare for war?
ELLA WHEELER WILCOX
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-21

questions Of Conscience Is a novel
by AntOinette Van Hoes0n dealing with
a variety OF difficult problems intro
duced In the lie experience OF the
characters who enter into her narrative
The scene OF the book Is laid I'm Chi
cage. and the author puts into her book
types OF character fairly representing
the cosmopolitan population and life
In the chief character OF the book
OF that great center In tho
chief character Of the book Aga
tina Fleming. the author p0rtrays
noble character whose Inherent
strength is deepened and developed by
trials that too often make wreck OF the
ordinary indiyiduala and the portrayal OF
the fine senstzed soul making abb
sOlute sacrifice of her human self 10
save her ideals. ig a striking contrast
10 the personality described as her hus-
band. whose scllshness and weak
moral fiber lead him On from one abyss
OF immortality 90 another tan an vcs-
tige or character is lost. Or. Winston.
Robert Dennison and John Horne are
among the finer types OF character.
living conscientious individual lives
amidst the murky moral atmosphere Of
the big metropolis. and Nannette Tel
fer. Eletha Blackman and Twiggy L0tcn
and his swarm OF satellites Of the faster
set. are fair deIiuaati0ns OF the lower
types bred and breathing life from its
false and foul atmosphere The
book deals with the vast Congl0mera-
ton Of phases that make up the life Of
a big metropolis. bat it's trend is un-
mistakably moral and points many
useful lessons.
The book Is published by George NJ
HIN Co.. Chicago. and Is sold at George
q Cannons Sons Main STREET.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-21
NOTES.

,stIl'h crushed TO earth frequently
49, Ils own time In rising again and
s vs KEY directed effort may prove un-
,a''ins % hasten "a. This Is not 10 be
NV ll me case Of Honore de Balzac
ite'tlsaay emerges, finer. saner. In
di.baaole aspiring, from the cloud Of
Al sr.r mat has enveloped him. And
ur,t,sg.y as the efforts OF a few cal-
b.,i,.'tIs kealots have been spent Ia
-''''' en'hg balzae's name, 30 the reve-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-21
THE FRENCHMAN's VERSION.

lie Monsieur Adam wake from bees nap
une fine day.
In ze beautiful gardaine and see
Cne belle damoiselle fast asleep, and he
say
Viola Ia ehsncel here ees something
rat may
BE mooch interesting 70 me-"