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The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-07-25
Growing Magnitude Of Our Mining.

X. r. kasper, the regular correspond.
ent OF the Mining and Engineering Re.
view Tor Oregon, will remain in Sumpter
all summer, and keep the readers Of the
Review well informed regarding the mines
Of that section. His reports will be en-.
tirely u truthful reflex Of mining develop.
ments In Baker county, as he sees them
from view point Of man Of large ex.
perience, as he Is a careful and conscien'
tivus reporter. He will also contribute
special articles to several daily papers.
The growing magnitude Of Baker county's
mining industries, warrants the establish
ment Of . permanent news bureau In that
seetion.- Mining and Engineering Re-
view.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-07-25
TsIspraph Poles Set In Solid Rock

The Columbia Southern telegraph line
is completed to a point 4 little south OF
Wilcox, say nine miles south OF Shaniko.
Some people have expressed themselves
rs surprised at the slowncss with which
the line is being built. A glance at the
ground IN which the poles are set, how.
ever, VIII go long ways towards prov.
ing that the line is being strung with com.
parative rapiitv. Every hole has to be
blasted out OF the solid rock. This takes
a erea, deal OF patient labor, and a lot OF
time In consequence. One good feature
OF this is that the poles from Wilcox to
Shaniko will never blow down I'll they rot.
and that will not occurr tor many years.
II is confidently expected that hy the iSt
OF August the line viii be completed and
in working order. When this is done we
viii have all the advantages Of the most
favored cities.-Shanko Leader.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-07-25
SEATTLE'S
CRUEL CRIME.
Enticing Thousands to 60 to
Barren Cape Nome.

In Seattle. last winter, II was well un.
derstood among the knowing ones that
the beach d'ggings at Nome were cN.
hausted. Experienced placer miners came
down from that camp with reports that
could not be doubted. Among these was
Peter l.. Trout. an experienced and r..
liable miner. who, prior to going to Nome,
had served aS United States customs Ia.
>peot0r at Citsle Guy. Tie pfospr,t-d
the beach with much thmouphnrss. and
found mauy rich spots, but IN every ln.
stance, as ~ the case ri every other man
working there, the pay streakS were mar.
row and shallow, and gave out with lew
hours or = few days working.
Mr.. Trout then gave ny working on the
beach, aud took ,rip back into the hills
20 prospect creek. tie found the stream
staked ior its entire length, and also its
side gulchrs. ~ bret, tramp where he
would, he found the whole country stalk.
ed. Returning to Anvil City, Trout told
the business men there, "as he had often
told others. that next summer the beach
would not pay to he worked with rock.
efs." Even then the gold wa, pri,.
tically cieaned out. lie returned to
Seattle and embodied his experiences aud
views IN nv interesting pamphlet. Other
authorities brought out similar reports,
but the transportation companies, the
Seattle newspapers and the outhtting con.
defns Ot that city wrir IN no mood to
disseminate the facts. They were all
primed tor stampede, and Il had to come
off. regardless oi the consequences.
Al reports agree that conditions at
Nome are alarming. More than 10000
men are huddlrd on the desolatc shore.
The beach digginss are exhausted, the
creeks are all stakrd. aud there is no EN-.
pIoymrnt. Typhoid irvrr and smallpox
ATE raging, and lawles>ness + rampant.
Suicides are frequent, and spirit ot cold
,elhhness has seized the respondent pop.
ulation.
The work ot exciting these thousands,
Turing them 10 certain failure, and dump.
ing them on one ot the most desolate
spots on earth, Is one ot the stuprndous
orimrs ot the century. Al no time had
these victims 4 "chantc tor their money"
Long before they took passage Il Was
known, quite beyond question. that the
bottom had fallen out oi the beach dig.
gings, aud u was also known that the
limited creek rlatrrs there would not en-.
piov u tenth OF the men who took pas.
sage.
In the end. Seattle viii gain nothing
from this has,o. To outht the thousands
who joined the stampede, business WAS
screwed To an abnormal pitch. Il was
transient trade, gone ~ quickly as the
thin seams oi gold on the Nome beaches.
The fever viii cool In Seattle almost as
quickly as II has cooled at Cape Nome.
and some part oi the northern depression
will react on the Puget Sound city.
Seattle ought to hr above such will OF the
w,sp projects. Its future greatness viii
not be questioned, but this sort ot bus.
mess viii add nothing TO it.-Spokesman.
Review.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-21
ROk 10.

pihska; ME trzeba takze zapomina6, 70
g}osy takie odzywaja sic coraz czesciej.
Tax nap. dose czyta6 sprawozdania p.
Trumbull White'a, specjalnego kores-
pondenta chicagoskiego Reoordu,
podrozy jego po posiadiosciach azja-
tyokich Rosji. Ami s}owa W tych ko-
respondencjach niema, kt6reby da}o
amerykanom miare roznicy pomiedzy
wolnosoia a despotyzmem, owszem, Ros-
ia rosyjscy urzednicy przedstawiaja
sic W mich bardzo sympatyoznie. Prey.
pomnijmy sobie takze przyjazd, pod
ozas wystawy chicagoskiej, pieknego,
wyksztalconego ksiecia Wo}kohskiego
specjalnej misji zaznaiomienia og6}u
amerykahskiego liberalnemi (!) daz-
nosciami rzadu rosyjskiego sympatje
okazywana mu przez amerykan6w.
Przypomnijmy sobie pe}ne entuzjazmu
sPrawozdania turystow ameryka6skich
i korespondentow z przyjecia jakiego
doznawali W Rosji podczas koronaoji
obeonego cara. Przypomnijmy sobie
opis podrozy po Polsce Rosji S. p.
Cartera Harrisona, OLGA obecnego bur.
mistrza m. Chicago. Nieboszczyk, wi.
dzac mad sklepami W Warszawie napisy
rosyjskie, uwaza} to "a s}uszne, ponie-
waz W kazdem paistwie powinien byd
jeden tylko Rad jeden jezyk! A takie
gfosy rozchodza sic szeroko, daleko. :.
Wobec tego POGO sic }udzic, ze Ame-
ryka nam pomoze? Bezwatpienia, ia.
ko obywatele Stanow Zjednoczonych
doznamy zawsze obrony opieki nasze-
go rzadu, ale jako polaoy, synowie ME.
szozesliwego kraju, stanowczo ME mo-
zemy sic spodziewac poparoia przez
Rad naszych daznosci do oswobodzenia
Polski pod przemocy zaborcow. Jest
to prosty wynik nowych prad6w W spo-
{eozehstwie amerykahskiem, pradow,
ktore bye moze rzeczywiscie podniosa
dobrobyt tego kraju ale ktore dla
sprawy Polskiej sa szkodliwe.
Pozostaje wiec nam jedno. To co
powtarzamy zawsze: Liczy6 jedynie ma
silly w3asne. Czy many tego powodu
.rozpaczac? Bynajmnieil
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-21
Rosja i Ameryka.

w bardzo poczytnym tygodniku fla
delfjskim ,,The Saturday Evening
Post" znajdujemy artyku} p. t. Rosja
Ameryka dwie' Mode silly wsr6d naro-
dow, piora Alberta J. Beveridge. Ce-
lem jego - wm6wienie W publioznos6
amerykahska, ze Stany Zjednoczone
i Rosja to jedyne diva Mode narody
ma swiecie pred kt6rymi otwiera
sic wielki horyzont swietnej przysz-
}osci, nalezy wiec i'm ise reka W reke,
ME zwazajao ma to kogo i CO W tym po-
chodzie kulturalnym pod stopami swe-
mi miazdza, poniewaz kwestja two
rzenia tego sztuoznego przymierza
przez takie osobniki jak wspomniany
juz niejednokrotnie przez mas pastor
Talmage lub p. Beveridge obchodzi
mas zblizka; uwazamy wiec "a stosowne
podac tresc wspomnianego artyku{u.
Zaznaczywszy poczatku artyku}u
roznice jaka zachodzi pomiedzy m}o.
doscia narodow ich staroscia, p. Be-
veridge przychodzi do wniosku, re ten
nar6d jest m}odym i godnym zyoia,
kt6ry ME zadawala sic granicami dane
mi mu przez przyrode stara sic roz-
szerzac swe posiad}osci, ME zwazajao
ma MIC. Polityka SHY pred prawem
jest dla niego idealna, Jest bowiem do
wodem m}odosci narodu, cho6by nawet
objawia}a sic strasznie krwawo.
,Przeozucie tel elementarnej praw.
dy - mowimy tn s}owami autora u
czynilo cara Piotra Wielkiego jednym
najdalej widzacych MEOW stanu, ja-
oy kiedykolwiek istnieli Wiedzia{ on,
re Rosja zwyrodnieje zupe}nie, jezeli
trzymac sic bedzie granic swych lado-
wych. ..... Cd czasu Piotra wszyscy
mezowie stanu rosyjscy przyczynili sic
wielce do wykonania mysli tego wiel.
kiego cz}owieka, ktorego wspo&czesni
Powodu wielkiej jego inteligencji pa
lacej energji uwazali "a warjata. Dzis
to samo przekonanie przewaza W umys-
le amerykanow i Ameryka odpowie ma
zawo1anie meza, ktory W TAXI sam spo-
sob Gak Piotr Wielki) da wyraz panu-
jacym W narodzie naszym daznosciom".
,,Jedna j ia sama rzecz, pochodzaca
jednej przyczyny, jest prawdziwa tax
co do wielkiego cesarstwa Rosyjskiego
jak ! wielkiej rzeczpospolitcj Amery-
kahskiej, m. re jestesmy dwoma mlo.
demi silami W swieoie, ze jestesmy
dwoms niewyozerpanymi joszcze naro-
dami, 70 jsstesmy dwoma rozszerzaja-
cemi sic pahstwami, ktore rozszerza6
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-21

sic beda w przysz}ych stuleciach to
bez wzgledu ma inne pahstwa, dzisiaj
wieksze moze Cd nas".
Wobeo tax ponetnej przysz}osoi W
swiecie, dla dwooh jedynie pahstw:
Ameryki i Rosji, p. Beveridge stara
sic wynalesc wez}y, ktoreby te pahstwa
}aczy}y i nakazywa}y i'm kroozy6 po-
chodzie ku rozowej przysz}osci reka W
reke.
Wez}y te znajduje najpierw W podo-
biehstwie izycznem. Opowiada, jak
zwiedzajac W porcie Nagasaki (Japo-
MAJ okrety rosyjskie, uderzony zosta{
podobiehstwem marynarzy rosyjskich
do amerykahskich, ME tylko pod wzgle-
dem budowy cia}a ale wyrazu twarzy.
To samo zdarzy}o mu sic W podrozy po
Renie, gdzie spotka} rodzine rosyjska.
Dalej znajduje wielkie podobiehstwo
dziejach rozszerzania sic cesarstwa ro-
syjskiego rzeczpospolitej amerykah-
skiej. TAX wielkie, re ozesto nazwy
daty moznaby poprzestawiac poprostu.
Jermak, At}asow, Chabarow = zdo-
bywcy Sybiru, to blizniacy Boone'a,
Crockett'a, Carsona = eksploratorow
Ameryki. Szkoda, re zapomnia} por6w-
mac jeszcze Suworowa, Dybicza, Paskie.
wicza, podbijajacych Polske, do Otisa
naprzyk}ad. w kohcu wez}em najbar-
dziej wiazacym Ameryke do Rosji ma
bye interes.
,Rzeczpospolita Amerykahska- mo-
wi autor - jedyna jest W stanie bez
rywalizacji zaspokoic potrzeby Rosji W
okresie jej rozwoju. Rosjanie VIOLA ku-
powa6 od mas to, czego sami ME moga
wykonac lub wyhodowa6. VIOLA bys-
my budowali ich koleje, budowali i'm
gmachy, dostarcaali maszyn, sprzeda-
wall ubrania, czynili to wszystko CO
potrzebnem jest dla rozwoju czego
oni sami wyrobic ME moga. A to z
dwoch powodow. Popierwsze, Rosja
ME potrzebuje sic mas obawiac przynaj-
mniej W przeciagu stu lat nastepnych,
jak sadzi. Powtore, braterskie uczucie,
podsycane W okresie stuletnim przez
MEOW stanu tax amerykahskich jak
rosyjskich, wytworzylo wzajemne przy-
wiazanie, ktore jest obecnie zawsze
bedzie nieocenionym czynnikiem W
miedzynarodowych dzia}aniach, czy to
politycznych, czy tez handlowych. Ale
procz tych dwoch jest trzeci jeszcze
powod, ktorego korzenie siegaja gle
biej niz polityka MEOW stanu, tym
jest poczucie zobopolnej mIodosci i
wspolna pewnosc przysziego panowa-
MIA. Jest to prawo }aczace m}odyoh
ludzi, gdy zaczynaja karjere W polity-
ce lub interesie"
TAX samo Rosji jak Ameryki has
lem jest rozwoj coraz wiekszy i szyb-
sly. Kraje ts maja prawo rozwijac sic
SWAT ogarniae, przyczem rosyjska
snsrgja ME mozs bye grozba dla Anne
ryki. Owszem, Ameryka, rozwijajaca
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-21

sic szybciej cd Rosji, pomoze jej W roz-
woju wytworami swego przemys}u, ma.
wet obowiazkiem Stan6w Zjedn. Jest
zwrooi6 wieksza uwage ma te sprawe.
Ostatnimi czasy zwrocono sic do Chin
Centralnej Ameryki Rosji zas zapom-
niano prawie.
Po tych wszystkich uwagaoh p. Be-
veridge zdaje sic odczuwa6, ze wolni
amerykanie moga mu zwr6ci6 uwage
ma to, re braterstwa bye ME moze po-
miedzy pafstwem tax wolnem jak Sta
ny zjedn. tax despotycznem jak Ros-
ia, wiec pisze:
,,Nigdy ME robi{o ma mnie wrazenia
przypuszozenie, gnebiace jednych, a
radujace drugioh, re przeznaczeniem
rzadu rosyjskiego jest rozlecied sic
kohcu znikna6 wsrod terroru-- jak
niektorzy twierdza - przewyzszajace-
60 straszne dnie rewolucji francuzkiej.
7 axle gadanie wydaje mi
sic dziki Q m, G / u p i 9 m, nj Gu
Ia i o m. w obecnej chwili
niema dla amerykanow mic bardziej in
teresujacego, jak studjowanie Rosji,
rosyjskiej historic i rzadu. Rad ro-
yjski jest szozegolnie j
elastyczny, zastanawiajaoo
PostePowy. Aspiracje ludu ro-
syjskiego, jako narodu,- So wykonywa-
ne przez Rad rosyjski z godna zazna-
czenia wiernoscia".
Dowodem tego ma bye kolej Sybe-
ryjska. Kolej ia ME przynosi dochodu,
ale pragnieniem narodu rosyjskiego
by}o mice szybka komunikaoje ocea-
mem Spokojnym, mice nowe rynki zby-
tu, Rad rosyjski wiec uwzgledni3 to
zadanie -kolej wybudowa}.
II tego autor wnioskuje, re Stany
Zjednoczone powinny postepowac po.
dobnie,> wykluczyc re swej polityki
wszelkie wzgledy humanitarne kro-
czy6 dalej droga ma kt6ra ostatnimi
ozasy wesz}y. Umotywowaniu tel po-
trzeby poswieca p. Beveridge ostatnia
czes6 swego artyku}u choc wywody
jego sa pod wieloma wzgledami intere.
sujace, to jednak ME obchodza mas W
tel chwili bezposrednio, to tez uwaza.
my "a zbyteczne rozwodzic sic mad nj
mi.
Zdaje sic, ze to co powyzej z artyku-
3u p. Beveridge stosunku Ameryki
do Rosji Przytoczylismy, ME potrzebu-
je dluzszych komentarzy, wykazuje bo-
WIEN jasno, ze chwila gdy Stany
Zjednoczone wkroozy}y ma widownie
polityki miedzynarodowej, interes ich
ME pozwala i'm wiecej wystepowac W
obronie narodow ucisnionych. Moze
mas jednak spotkac zarzut, ze CLOS p.
Beveridge ME jest jeszcze giosem og6-
}u. Me trzeba wiec zapominac, ze autor
jest osoba wp}ywowa, senatorem Sta
now Zjedn, ktorego glos W senacis
% sytcznia r. b. zawazyi bardzo ma
szali podczas rozpraw mad sprawa Fill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-21

No. 25.

TRESC: Rosja iAmeryka z Kr6lestwa. Jak sic
pczyc tai iuczycinnych.LWskrzeszen naEodu.-
Vice YoSies esoposficS PPsRy Poansgn'M Nv Pol.cv
na obczyznie - Ze swiata. - Ciekawy document.
Notstki. - Stan fnansowy Zw N p. = nemi
oiczystej. - Dzielnv Puh Czwartak6w. Sprawo-
zdanie Komisarza Skarbu Mar Przeglad pohycz-
Wiadomosci zwiazkowe. - Nedznicy. = Krn-
nika mtejscowa. - awIadomienia.-P Peszukiwania
iogfoszenia.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-21

Pred paroma dniami ukaza} sic W
pismach warszawskich rozkaz Imere.
tyhskiego do wojsk warszawskiego O.
kregu wojskowego nastepujacej tresci:
wv d. % kwietnia (6 maja) r. b. we
Wsoo&awku, podczas przedstawienia
miejsoowym teatrze, why policmaj-
stra powsta}y nieporzadki; oelu ioh
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-21
u Kr6lestwa.
WARszAwA, d. 2 czerwca.

- Rozksz lmerety6skiego. - Awantura
W teatrze wfociawskim.- Umniecie nolic-
majstra.- DIVA zja7dy.- Wystawa W Ka.
liszu,
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-05-19

mittee consisted of: Ira Williams,
Goo. Casey and Albert Tracey.
Eighteen friends of Robert Hawk
ins. of 502 Locust St, were his guests
Friday evening, the occasion being his
birthday. During the evening games
and program of music We're enjoyed.
At 10 o'clock lunch was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark n. Hayne, form
erly Of Akron, recently of New Haven,
Conn, have sold their residence near
New Haven and will return to Akron
to make it their home. Mr.. Hayne is
one of the original stockholders of the
Alden Rubber Co., of Akron and Bar
berton aud will take an official position
with that company.
COMPLEMENTARY CONCERT.
Miss Minnetta Henneberger assisted
by Mr.. Harri u, Jones, basso, OF New
Castle, Pa, rendered several hundred
friends complimentary caucert in the
First Methodist church Friday evening.
Miss Hennebergcr sustained the envla-
BILE reputation she has made as an ar
tist on both the organ and piano. Ev-
cry number was executed with a finish
and precision that delighted the au-
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-05-19
LEAGUE
Which Pays Members $500 Whin
They Marry.


A lengue for Eligihles to whoch any
unmarried person can belong upon the
payment of So, and which cnlows its
members upon marriage with Il sum
not exceeding $500, is one Of the latest
novelties in co operative schemes.
With membership of 5000 persons
the League of Eligibles is just becom-
ing known to the ambitious youth Of
Chicago. Nevertheless 1t Is Chicago
scheme, which was originated two
years ago and until recently prompted
by correspondence,
In joining the League of Eliglbles
the plan is to insure against marriage
instead of death.
The eligible Joins the league, pays
the 50 initiation fee and thereupon
takes out policy against marriage.
Should he suffer matrlmony levy is
then made on the members of the
league, 20 cents per capita, or, II that
should raise more than $500, such
amount as would keep the endowment
within the limit.
Besides putting In. his Sc member
ship fee the Lacquer promises himself
to get ther members,p = 81 cents being
allowed him on his endowment tax for
each member procured
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-05-19
Try Aliens Foot Ease.

A powder to be shaken into the
shoes, Your feet feel swollen, nervous
and hot, and get tired easily. If you
have smarting feet or tight shoes, try
Aliens Foot Ease. 1t cools the feet
and makes walking easy. Cures swol.
len, sweating feet, ingrowing nails,
blisters and callous spots. Relieves
corns and bunions of all pain and
gives rest and comfort. Try it today.
Sold by all druggists and shoe stores
for 25c. Trial package FREE. Ad.
dress, Allen s. Olmsted. lie Roy, N. Y.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-05-19

birthday. Friday evening, Thanksgiv-
ing and praise services. On this date,
seven years ago, Rev. II. A. Jones,
was ordained and the church set apart
as q regular Baptist church. Citizens
and friends are invited to attend our
services at 3 p, m. and hear Rev. r. G.
Minor Of Columbus.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN.
Rev. L. A. Lindemuth, pastor, morn
ing subject, "Cheerfulness, or Why De-
spond in World Like This2' Even
ing theme, Renewed Spiritual
Strength" Sabbath school ut 9:15 a,
M, 9. u. ut 8:30 p, m. Everybody
welcome. 3sn
ST. PAUIiS LUTHERAN.
Services in st. Pnufs Lutheran
church, cor. May and Thornton sts.,
Rev. J. III. zlnn, pastor. At a. m,
Sunday school,; 1890 a. M, sermon,
subject, Doors and Not Hearers On
ly." 6:30 D. NJ. Young Peoples meet
ing, snbicct, "The Power of Temper
ate Life" 1880 p. m, sermon, subject,
"Womans Rights" Prelude to the
evening sermon, "Chrlstlan Unity" To
all of these services cordial Welcome
Is extended to all.
GRACE REFORMED.
Broadway ST.. Rev. G. l.. Alspacli,
pastor. 1880 a. M, "a Falling Tears"
7:30 p. m. Showers of Blessings"
You will be made welcome.
UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH.
Sunday school. 0 Il. IN. Presiding ell
der, W. o. Siffert, will occupy tho pull
pit morning aud evening and conduct
the communion of the Lords Supper
with tho morning service. Junior En-
dcavor ut 2:30 y. m; Senior Endcavor,
at 6:30 y. M We cXtcnd n hearty vel
come to all wishing to worship with us.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-05-19
CONVENTION
Woman's Auxiliary Of the Diocese Of
Ohio.

The annual convention of the
Wcman's Auxiliary of the Diocese Of
Ohio will convene in ST. Pnuls church.,
this city, Tuesday, May %, 1900. The
first service will be held at 1890 am.
at which time there will be celchra-
tion of the Holy Communion by the Rt.
Rev. w. A. Leonard DID, Bishop OF
the Diocese and an address by the
Rev. DR.. Lloyd of Cleveland. The bus
ipess session will be held in the after
noon, About 200 delegates are expect
ed at tho convention. 10
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-05-19
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

Mr., and Mrs. w. A, Barron returned
Fridpy from trip up the lakes.
Mr., Walter =. Street left today for
Toledo where he has accepted posi-
tlon with the HOLLYWOOD Cash Register
Go.
Miss Maud Grover entertained at her
home, 48o II. Center St, Friday even
ing In honor of her guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. Shivt.y of Erie, Pa.
Mr.. Orin Il. Dorworth of the ship
ping department OF the NJ, O'Neil s
Co. will leave tonight to take charge
Of printing plant MT Gibsonburg, o.
Mrs. $. b. Lafferty of G10 East Mar
ket ST., is at Washington, d. c., visit
ing her brother, Jules Guthridge. She
will remain In Washington several
weeks.
Tho Nonparell Social club gave the
first dance Of the season at Lakeside
last evening. A series of dances will
be given this summer. The social com.
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Heron, pastor. Sabbath school, a.
M; G. e., $50; public worship, 1880
and 1880. Subject Of morning dis
course, "Misusing-Results in being
deprived Of" Evening subject, John
Ruskins Vow at Chamounl."
ST. PAUL'S PARISH.
Rev. James II, w. Blake, rector.
st. Pauls church, 8 a. m, Sunday
school; 1880 a. NJ, full service and SER
mon by the Rev. Geo. s. May Of Def
ance, o. AT 3 p. M, baptism of chill
dren; 1880 p. m, evening prayer and
sermon by the rector of the parish. st.
Andrews Chapel, $50 n, H., Holy
Communion; o u. M, Sunday school.
CHRISTIAN ALLIANCE.
Sunday services at Alliance hall, Alb
hey block, Main ST., report of workers.
convention in New York, . o'clock.
Subject, What is the Alliance doing,
aud its work." at Z o'clock, "The ALL
ance relations TO others, or the church"
All welcome.
EPWORTH LEAGUE.
The topic for the Epworth League
OF the First NJ. Il, church Is The Pow
or of \ Temperate Life" Daniel /:
LII. This is the quarterly temperance
meeting. Tho ladies quartet will sing
several selections, The service opens
at 6;30 p. M,
ARLINGTON ST. coNGREGA-
TIONAL.
Usual services by tho pastor, Rev.
Blose. Subject of morning discourse,
What think Ye of Christf' evening,
Jonah and the Whale" In the even
ing hear. the "Fish Story In the light
of modern research Bring your
friends with you.
SECOND BAPTIST.
The Second Baptist church will begin
its seventh anniversary Sunday and
continue to Sunday, May 81, with a
splendid program. Sunday school at
D n. H., preaching Mt 1880 N. m. Rev,
II. G. Minor Of Columbus will preach at
3 p, IN. and T,30 D, N, a III. II. Ziou
congregation will worship with lis at
3 p, NJ. Tuesday evening. concert and
literary society, "Wednesday, preach
Ing, 1890; Thursday evening your
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dience. Mr.. Jones has full round
bass voice of great range. His solos
were pleasant features of the program,
which was as follows;
PART I,
March and chorus, from Tapnhauser,
Wagner.
Andantino, Salome.
Prelude and Fugue In G major, Bach.
Honor and Arms, Haendel.
(a) Silver Spring, Mason.
90 Rondo, from Op. 2, No. 3, Bee
thoven.
Funeral March and Hymn Of the
Seraphs, Guilmant.
PART II.
Fantasie in G, Tours.
Bedouin Love Song, Schneider.
(a) Andante, from " Symphony,
Widor.
tb) Caprice. Lemaigre.
(e) Pastorale, Paul Wachs.
The Day is Ended, Bartlett.
Wedding March from Midsummer
Nights Dream, Mendelssohn.
The church was beautifully decorat-
cd for the occasion. Lilacs were bank
cd around the choir loft in profusion.
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"rRE CRIME OF THE CENTURY,

A thrilling detective story with nn
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the Cleveland Sunday World commence
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Delivered with the Akron Sunday Star
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The Doylestown Journal, official or.
gan of the Barberton, Doylestown &
Mnsaillon Electric Railway company,
announces thnt swork viii begin on
the line as soon as the road can bo
financed" The Democrat would not
advise the people living along the line
of the proposed railway to try to hold
their breath until the road is
Financed"
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Whilo other Republican candidates
for Congress are tramping down the
tall grass in their respective districts
in precarious effort to keep out COM
petition, Col. Dick did not have even
the shadow of opposition to his renom-
ination.