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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-20
Russia Sells Telephones.

ST. PErRRsBURa, Nov. 0-The tale
phone systems Of the Russian cities were
sold today at auction. The Petersburg
Municipal Government bought the local
franchise.
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FOR sALE---A thoroughbred English
pointer, young dog. Also second
hand double barreled shot sun, good
as new. Will sell very cheap. In
quire at corner of 18th and Trade Sta.
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White HOuSeR Restaurant
First class cook.
...s.. I,....s. First class service.
Enjoyable meals.
GEORGE BRoS, Props
ROCKY MOUNTAIN
SCENERY BY DAYLIGHT


Through first class touaisl sleeper from
Pacific Coast weekly for Chicago. Boston,
New York, aud other eastern points, via
Routel Denver 4 Rio GEAnde, z r 4 T
For particulars call on 0raddToas local
Agents or,
b. III. TRUnnuL1.
Cont Ag't. m. Cent. R. h.
sou i42 Third e., Portland ore
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O A - II OH Ia.
Bears the n The Kind You Have AlNas Bought
'''';'''' :: LL1HA2zzs[
Peace Declared

Why devote all your time reading
the Boer War and the Gold Fields oi
Alaskan There ara other matters o
vital importance; you may make a trip
East. and will want 10 know how 10
travel. In order 10 have the best SER
vice, use the Wisconsin Central Ry.,
between ST. Paul and Chicago. For
rates and other information, write ia,
A. Clock, General Agent, Portland, Ore.
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LARSEN THE PALMIST--Alisky Bldg
Cor. 3rd < Morrison Sts. Portland, will
read when all leading events m life
take place for gain and loss. His
work, Readings 80 cents. "Pracs
tical Hand Reading for sale
by oil dealers. Price 70.
II ~ 2ats
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-20

LAMBS FOR sALE.--08 heada three
fourth Cotswold wether lambs. Call
or address q. w. EoFF,
ll-9'6t' Macleay, Oregon.
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WANTED.--Big Fir wood. iiyou want
10 contract for large lots Of wood for
next season, call at the Office OF Salem.
Light and Traction Co. 10-2i-tf.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-20

WANTED--An educated, refined young
woman. worth $40, 900, wants husband
who would be good business partner.
Address Q, Box 8S, st. Louis. Mo.
1f.i7s3tA
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FOR SAIJE.--A fine bred driving mare
price no object II bought soon. g.
Marsh, 80 High street. ll-l7.8tN
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PASTURAGE--For good winter pasture
inquire Of X. Crayton, one block west
OF north Salem school. 10 "a II
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CASH !; Il: i;;':; ;;;! III: ! !; :,
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REMOVED.-Wm. Long, veterinary
surgeon, has removed from Chemek-
eta street 10 the Strong property, No.
10 Belview street, just west Of Com
mercial. 10 l7mls
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NW ANTEE
New today advoFfleannn1s four
lines or less IN this column Inserted
@loO per month. All over fouf ilno1
at same rate.

LADIES' When doctors and othersi fell
torelieve you, try our remedy. Pack
age free. p. o. Drawer, 1887 MIL
waukee, Wis. Il n 1T
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-20
When Thanksgiving Comes

that day, Of all days Ia the year, your
supply OF wines and liquors should
comprise only the very best brands.
You will never 20 far wrong II your
Thanksgiving aideboard and table are
supplied by j. Z. Rogers. Tho tineai
viniages, tho best disllleries, are rep.
resented IN his steek. Here are a few
nj tlie many Items; claTets, sauternea,
BuTguhdies, port aud sherry Ia Wines
whiskies, coRnaes aud liquenrs Of OK.
ceplional quality and value.
], P, Rogers
2ls-222 Commercial Street
EU- Wholesale and Retail.
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American Laundry

Owned and operated by Americans
Work ilrstolass. Give II your patrono
age. Main Office and laundry AZ lQ'
Church street. Telephone Main 1854
Branch Offices, Wiprut Cigar Store.
Fair Ground Store, Yew Park Grocery,
Allen 4 Boversox, Statc Street.
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SALEM LODGES

~. j. W. w.
salem Camp No, ils, Meets eyery Friday gyeE
p. d, Prunty, q. o. w. A. Mooroa clerk
room is, M0ofoa blk
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-03-15

The frst map folder or circular ne.
speoting tha Kiondike gold strike Of
1888 was issued by tie ROrthern l'ael.
fic Railway. II ID more than q eoiEi.
cidence that the FIRST map folder or
pamphlet OF the Nome mining distriet
comes from the same source. Inc
present folder not only contains Y
good map of the Nome district but u
efnbellistiea with several cuts of views
at Nome City and on the beach where
tha mash0a of niniag iselaarly shown.
All information obtainable regaraing
sailing dates from Seattle and Taco
ma, through rates. etc, "a given la
this book and the public cautioned to
go to tie agents of the M II Ryt,. WHO
arc supplied with diagrams Qf the
Alaska Steamers, and arrange IN ad-
vance for their accommodations rather
than TO put off this very important
business until they reach Puget Sound
There is no daHbtibnt what there Will
be d very considerable passenger basi-
aess from the middle and eastern
states and very heavy business from
the Pacific Coast States TO the Aoms
district next spring.
For folders, rates, etc., call On w
d, Mckay, agent Northern Raoine,
Brainerd, or send two cant stamp W
Chas. 8, Fee, General Passenger
Agent, ST. Paul, Mffn., and ne will
mail you the Nome folder.
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The Brainerd & Northern
MINNESOTA RAILWAY
In connection with the

NORTHERN PACIFIC RY.s
Provides the BEST train service from RRMIDs
III, Walker and points north Of Rrainerd
10 the 1Win Cities, Dnlutk, 81. Cloud, har-
go, Wadsna 4 points Egsf. South y West,
THE TABLE.
North Boana. South H0and,
Arrive ais D. M. BsmidI 7sl5a,m Leave
4 $50 p, M Nary s:12 sfns
DMpart s;2a m. Lakeport si4ga y
!. i:Ss; p. M Walker g;is Y. sia'
/" 4ss2 " "a. LothFop 9:le 4. n.
f" $50 >. m. Hackls 1912 =. M
+" s,2i p.n. Pine River io:2i o. III.
S;ll b. "a, paquot io;bl Q. N.
" 2:Io o. M. BratHerd 1l;ep 3. n Arrive
AsSlye 1870 p. n, Brainerd I2asp nl,Dspart
Depart lss s,m. Little Falls iils
1916 I. 81 Cloud 20 "
g $50 4 Minneapolis 4;ss Z
s:lt ST. Paul $40 . AFrlYa
Lesyss.05 d. IA, Duluth 40 pm, ArFlYa
Leave 7i2o am. Fargo 500 p. n. ArriYs
Ampls ame Is given for dinnar at Bfalaera
aEld oenueetions are sure,
o, %. WINTER, Gea AgF,
Hrainsrd, hiaa
4, AcLEHEAH, Agent,
ne1idii Minn,
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-03-15
Eeb. 22s
s'a's q aiAaaso1'' j..

s'a1s q slinnea0''' !.
Coaaty OF RsltFami, In Probate Court
spaeiAl fern, February lsthl 1900.
In the matter of she estate Of David oFaik,
DECEASED,
on reading And alag she petition ot Assle
B CaEr, administration OF the estate Of Dafld
Craik. deceased, representing, among other
things. that she has fally Administered aaid
az state, and has Ia good faith Paid CERTAIN
dabts aasa elAirna against said estate which
haEeaGt aessl proved nor allowed, and praying
lhat time and place ba Fixed for o1anIaing
ana allowing fRal account pf haf admlnisstsl-
tipn, including said dabts ana claims so pald
by her snd not proved Of ailaEed' and fof the
assignment cf ths resiape of said estate fe
seIrs,
III is ordered, that said account bs examined
and pet tian aud application for the allow
ance Of said elaims and debts 50 paid by her ana
not yst allowed according 70 law, be heard BY
the Judge Of this court, on Saturday the tyth
day Of March, a p. 1869, at 10 o'eloea M,
at Bemidji in said County
And 1t is further ordered, that notieo thsre-
of be given "a all persons Interested by pun~
fishing this order foR, thEee gpcsessiEs weeks
prior to said day M haaEin&sip the Fe.
midi Pioneer, waskly neWspaper, pgihtaa
AID published at Remidii in said County
Dated at Beraidii Nina. tbs lAtlaag ri Aab'
FuaFY. Al, y, 1900.
By tha GanFis ..
b. NJ. GARsoa, Judge Of Rrobate.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-03-15
Q. J. L.aa oa.es, oloo1..aa. AllaassoIa.

u. 3. Laaa efaes, orookssaa, Alnnssota,
safiicient contest affidavit IaYiag besn
aisd Ia fiils seneeb BIZ WILLI n Itl l1EB y y. .eoIl-
testRlt against Homestead siltfs Dc 1891
made Mgly z. 1855 for tise sa * Eeetiah VI fwp
I'M " I, ralge 81 VII hg hiasahaia neNGsasles;
cDntestae Iii which liz IL alleged that she said
Marshall DeEcgefIss has wholly AhandonAa
said traat,fof mDr@ than six la0nthA iAEt hast
md next PRIOR 70 this date herelA aHd fnaE
said tfaet ig not settled on ana cnitl Asa
By sasd party ass By law reGniE1d; sAid Abasid-
e,fimels DOT Being saHssd bs saia eAsrgmaa's 2
snIissmeRt is the Unite State srfly, navy or
marine s0Tps daring tbs lats war with Spain
Or in any athaf war now In progress.
Said parties are Ieleby notified ~ apps sf,
yespond and offer ayidsnce tauqhing aaid az
lesati0n At 10 ueloeR u n on AEfsl iyee,
ba fore Judge OF Probate Court IS Hemtdl L, Bel
framf county. Minnesota. aad that slnal heaE-
ing Will DO hslEi eE 10 o'cise q, -. on Af1Til 20
100 bef0ra the PegisiaF and fnegigef at the
II. s. land Once n GraakeLen Aailn,
The said contestant having In = proper gtfi-
davit, fisd Feb 10. 1864 set forth faegs which
show that alter ana diligence EeF Al 20 yiae
ol this notisa eanAot BIZ saaaa, Is is hereby
ordsrsd aud difseted that surh noties be glF-
8h ly due aAgi proper puE l,>Sioi.
ETLYEkTEA PgTEAsak, hsElstaT'
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-03-15

state q Minnesota 1.
Coaaty Of Baltrami, Probate Court
spssial Term. February isth. 1900
In tbs paatlar OF She estate Of Jacob \. Re-
mora, dsssaaea.
On ssadisg and ding the patiti0n Of Walter
Nj hesH, AdMiHistratpr estate Of jAGab y,
hssre dsceAssd, astsinF forth ths ls asaeRas has
hsnds, tho disposition thereof and laH Y nEh
remains undtspOsed OF; the alnahnt ol dSals
outstanding against said decaasBd ~ Ear as
ths same can be ascsrEstnad; tbs. isgasAes ua-
paid, and description OF ali real estate eR-
Esptiug the hDalsEtaad Ut whiCh said aeEesael
aisd sslEed, and ths cnndiflof and FAln1 pf
parsans IN Mrefsstsa ii said estate With their
residences and praying thas licspse ke 70 hi N
RFsatsd To ssll aIl Of che real estate q which
ssid deeaased died seized And Il appeariRg
tbs hands 0fAaid walter a Rossp to .pay said
debts t4aA IggAciaa " expenses us aaMsai strG'
tloR, and that IL 10 nessasaFy Tor Inc paynsnt
Of Augh debts, iegaGies or sxpsases, " seis All
OF said raai esiafa:
II ia therefore ordered, that eli parsons ta-
court an saturday, lbs ard day Ut
March, 1900, at 10 o'slock ., M. al taecouFt-
hosss ia Hsai hinn y ssd selats tsay s9sa a,
Waitsr II. Ross to sail an a the real estate
nf said deceased as shall be necessary to
pag such debts, leeasiss or expenses
And ii ia further ordered, that this order
shall 10 published onss In saeh wesk for
three aueegsgiYe wsaka prior TO said day of
hearing la the Bsmidii Pioneer, q weekly
MeMspapzF printad aAd Published AT Bs-
midi MinR., In said county
Dated At Hsmidii the 18th day Of fsbruarT
A. D. 1870.
BY tbs Court,
g, III. CARSON,
JAdgs Of Probate.
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u.g Laaa oaae srsokstea, AtnH., March
IG 1870

u,s. Laaa oilse, srsokstea, ALMA, March
10, 1890.
A salieisnt contest sadayis having besn
filed IN this offIcs b. TIET0R Ia ukENT
oonfestsAt against HoMestgad gntrg 10. 1870
made December 2i, 1885, for lot 4, Sec. 81,
Township Ike NJ, Range "a VIZ. by James M.
A3cCiaia euniesteE, III Whieh Us is ellsgsd
that the sRid James MctslRia has wholly
ebandonad shid tract Tor Faufa than six napf shs
last paat aud next prior tn tie da b hf Eel MI
thai said SEAgt / III a1E settled upn q caltlyated q
BY said party Rs required BIZ lawi aad Nj AZ
fhe said Ab4nhenmantis is m canssA bf en-
Iistuient in tls lRGs var Will aDa n ar the
Iite var With the FhiiipriAps And flat EAta
alleged as1senre frons tsa said lRnd
was not due tp his sFHplo4Mans Ia shs ARMY
Navy or Marine Corps N the HnttGa States
as pFiyat1 soldier, olacer, aeaEaaa or naafll
during the war With Spain OF duriAg aay 9th
eg WI srin which tue unitsa atAtsE may ha en-
gagged, sasd par Ass are hereby neti aed to ag-
peilI res HaaG and ofzsT AglaensE hineLlns
said aiIegRtioa at 10 a'elesk 81 n eE Hay
ga 1900 bsfasa fadEe % hfnaata CURT q
BemldIl. hsltSanai Co., Alnasssss, aad
thAs hEal ksanag will Ds aaid
III 10 anek an. % hEisY 1oth 1860, bsfrEa fns
ReKistsE AZ Rsasi yer 81 the DATED ststss
LEAD Dascs in n2ssgo0kstoa, zinn eaeka,
The ssid sonlssIant hAylag y pf9RsT BE
fidayis alsa Mafsh II. 1875, sss iortn facEe
y kleh shSsw hssaEEsr cue dilt9snQa p@FEnBsi
service OF this notice can not Be maa9. ~ Is
hereby oPasresl and AtTeataa that saeh aotiee
bo given by dus ard pFopeF pnhlleatiaA
sYLVasrKs PaTzas0N Register
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-03-15

State of Ainnnguta
County sf BeItTaaf, ~,
ia Probate Court Special term, keb Z, 1850.
I'm the matter 0f tbs estats OF
BERGER J. pETEAaoS daesassd.
On reeeIYtng asd HlInE Inc
apetiliDn nf FEitz j.. Petsr-
son, Of Town III Eddy, Belirami County
MINI, representing anlQglz ether tt,is4ss thnt
slaYgag j Peterson late Of RelkfamG dQllIlty on
die 2gth day os Jnne, ~. 1879, ut TgEn Ui
Eddy, died inteetates and holuk = resldent ~
ills County ut ths time m hie feath, sea glng
aoods. cIsattnis and estate withla this eaanty,
aud that the sAid pstiMonsr IL hrother "
said deceased and praying thai AamtAistfA-
tton pf said estate % 10 GaFl A. atstafsea'
granted.
IL IL orsierei, that said pstlaina be heaFd be.
fore this court On "Wednesday ths 18th day q
February, Al. ID, ID0D at 10 p3cinck ~. Ea,I n
Beniajl, III said Gpnaty
Ordered farther, that notice tAsEeef be giysl
To tiae .leif4 of said dseeased, ard 10 ait POT
sons iptarested bs publishing this egdef ones
In eAch wees. for tllrse successive Mssks psi.nl
10 saEa day of bearing, IN the Astnid1 j
pienseF mgakiy newspsPef printes
and pEhIisLlsd at npnlidJi. In said Gga1sg
Dated ut Balniati, Asnp.a tbs lth aay pf fgp
Eaafy, A. u. 1870.
G. NJ CARSON,
Judga u FK1bate,
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-03-15
state Of Minnesota |

f,.,,afv af Deftratst. In District Court,
Fifsaentl Jadlelai District.
Iueg c. PateIa Plaintiff, VS., Arciita refers,
Defendant.
Tbc state Of Minnesota, 70 the above named
Defendants
Non are hereby admmoAed and regniEed ta
ansa,lF Ito complaint OF the Plaintiff in me
above entitled aetioHs which ik alad ~ lht
1fIiee III lie Clsrk of the District Geurt of tie
FIftAcBsh JHaieial District, in and ioF ihe
County 0f BsLarani and stats of MiInesntA,
aud td sergs Is copy " your ansWoT fa tia aala
tt,a ffIiaxa IA RrIlisll in eaid County, HitA-
III Thirty days after tbs service ~ this sum-
sHt1lls Upon you exclusive Of the aaJ 0I haah
service aud IL ypn fail - AnaEer tns sAla
enmulaint Within the tins Rf0reaaldi tho
Tlaiiltff "A this aatl0n will apply 70 tins uoArt
for tie reigef demanded IN the con plaint,
Dated February sIst, 1850,
rH1RLEs w s6HuTGHIai
pIalntiffig Attorney AelaiGJi, Miaa,
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-03-15

s,.Itran.i In District Court,
eOAAes ~ FIftesnth Judicial DisW,,ef,e
ts,.ans 4 Hanson Plaintiff, Ys. Jeapie =,
UansDn, Defendant. .-,,,,., ,,.,,,sd
'f'Ie state af Minnesota, 10 ths above naiaet
- w, ars bersby sammoned and required te
.,ussoer the complaint OF the Plaintiff ~ we
aboge entitled actipn, which y hled " !he
r,fsiee III the Clark Vt f lllstflet pg4f - tg M
fmnrtg 81 BeEtTaml and State Of MINNESOTA
aitd t0 serys Il copy Of your answer ~ W. sasia
Complaint ~ tla sabserlhaf ~ hla oiilse y, H.
the Village Of Eamia In salsl NJ s,s
ssf,iss anon you 2clusiGa at the dag ~ sneh
seryicaS audit seH fail q aBsser khe 81, saiu
cnmllainp Within the tins Aiprasaia, tle Y.
I'M, reI5ei ifsl,ssi Iii tisa g0gnplaint
Dated February 2ist, l8W,
CHARLES WI. 6CKur9HLh,
Plaintiffs Attorney, hemla9i, Alhh'
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Febaa
U,s, Lsad otsss 4 o4ooksIoa. Nina, Feb.


Feb r
US, Lsnd ofsss * oseokstoH, Aina., FEB.
18th 1850.
NotIee n hareby given that the follewing-
named So ttier has Eied notice 0l bis lntentian
"a slmke HRai propf Id support OF MS ciAlpi,
ana th,lt said pr6pf will lie aade bsf0Te tbs
Clerk OF District Court OF l5eltralns taoaaty
Mum. AZ Remidji, Mlnn., 0a ApFil pth, l0J
MARIE STEVENS,
widow of Nils q, stevens, deceased, n, p.
isa0a for tas M nwa. SEC, IA. Tp. IA y, 4. p
W.
Hss namss the following 4sitae4saA ~ prove
his eDntiauDus residence upon and nAitiFa-
tion "a aid land, yizi
sFrad Rannenberg Charles scott, Audres Mol
son, JoLn Al Ness. all of Itassa, AiaH.
SyLgEsqaR PErEasOE,
Register,
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-03-31

ten it out in accordance with the
canOns Of the profession and the
latest inspiration. IL is none the less
trying to be warned by the butcher,
the Laker, the candle stick maker
that that is very poor stuff and a re-
petition Of the offense will compel
these representatives of noble and
useful callings to "stop the paper
And the threat is not the trying part,
but the necessity OF assuming an
attitude OF attention to purblind,
fatuous candle stick maker. For al
though, to the three men in a tub,
the editor exists on sufferance and by
their unrewarded patronage, al
though they think him a superauOus,
useless member Of the community,
whom they good-naturedly tax them
selves to support. the editor himself
knows better. He knows, and this
knowledge is what makes him so
elastic to'hufets and contumely, that
he is fulfilling valuable il unrecog.
nized function of the community he
serves. How many years for instance.
has Mr.. Gere, the editor of the Jour.
nal, studied. read, pondered and re-
corded the conclusions OF subtle,
keen mind in simple, direct language
without impressing the butchers and
bakers. with the value Of bis SER
vices to the community? Services
that are not and never can be paid
for by patronage. The influence Of a
good newspaper is incalculable and
priceless. The deliberate choice Of
journalism by men and women with
flexible and powerful minds is for
tunate phenomenon of this country.
Such mind is invariably rejected
by the builders, and if it finally be-
come the chief corner stone, it is
through a chacce Of the builders
drowsiness and OF some fOrtuitous
energy rolling the stone into the place
90 long ready for it.
"COntrariwise,' as the mockturtle
says. in spite Of our poor estate, our
slender fortune, and mems disesteem,
apprentices are plentiful and MEM
bers OF richer guilds leave their own
calling to follow ours. Only few
days ago a mother said she had de-
tected in her daughter signs OF being
ALE to put this and that together and
make a sentence and from that q
story. Therefore she concluded that
when the maid was grown sne would
be a lit sacrifice to journalism. I told
her she would do better to become a
teache-. But the mother was un-
convinced and reiterated that no
child of hers should become a COM
mon teacher when she might get en-
a newspaper.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-03-31
Religious Papers.

The Christian Register, Unitari-
an paper. The Congregationalist, the
New York Observer, Presbyterian
paper, lions Herald. a Methodist
paper. The Catholic World, and a
large number of religious papers rep
resenting the interests and express
ing the doctrines OF every larg, de-
nomination are already in existence.
They arrive the latter part OF the
week and their subscribers read them
every Sunday with satisfaction and
edification. Very able men are en-
ployed to edit them. much better
scholars and writers than the Rev.
erend Sheldon Of Topeka. The To.
peka Capitol is not the organ Of any
church. 1t has been a newspaper.
II the stockholders and directors Of
the company succeed in converting it
into a religious paper it will become
a competitor OF these UNCONVENTIONAL
papers. Without denominational zeal
or energy to support it. the chances
are, unless edited with much more
catholicity and originality than the
editorship OF DR.. Sheldon. that the
Topeka Capitol will cease to extend
its circulation, and become an out
grown and useless institution. The
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-03-31

Real things contribute TO self re-
spect. limitations are device of the
evil one to insinuate that the true is
as good as the false IL it look like it..
A counterfeit is the cleverest and
best of limitations, but it is lie and
the best counterfeiter rightfully gets
the longest sentence. "Just as good
as" is a phrase that all genuine manu-
facturers fight. We are SO infected
by it that the most sincere Of buyers
is occasionally seduced by it. But she
is punished by daily loss Of self re-
spect. The incurab'y ingenious per.
son is always rejOiced when an imi-
tation chair breaks down, and when
an imitation silk or linen dress wears
out. AS the buyers are women, they
sooner than any one, can repress the
tendency of the American manufac-
turer to produce limitations, by re-
fusiDg to purchase them. The effect
upon the boys who are growing up to
be politicians, bank cashiers, mer-
chants aid manufacturers themselves
must soon be apparent.
Clairvoyance.
The ex-ray which penetrates Opaque
bodies as cas- ly as the eye sees through
transparent ones is indisputable,
though it has no name and nobody
understands its operation. Clair
voyanc e(or clear seeing)is an ex sense.
Distance, opaque objects. or darkness
cannot prevent the clairvoyant from
seeing things that other people can
not see. The little HOLMES girl of
Peoria, Illinois. who located the
drowned bodies of two people in the
Illinois river is a clairvOyant. She
sees the bodies as the ex-ray locates
the bcnes in the body. The river
that flows between her eyes and the
corpses is not there and she saw
them clearly 1t is q sixth sense that we
have not classified, that we cannot
teach, that we have obscured by call.
ing it hypnotism, mesherisn1, spirit.
uaIism and what not. The genuine
ness Of this little girls clairVoyance
seems to be established. Mercenary
parents will doubtless cheaper and
destroy it by stage exhibitions with
all the usual Accomplishments Of
cabinets, states. and cOnfederates.
Even these manifestations may have
been carefully arranged by designing
s1owmen who lacked an attraction.
The public has been fooled 50 long
that all proofs must be infallible. If
Oracle Holmes is more than usually
clever or if she be a real clairvoyant,
Professor HyslOp Of Harvard College
of the Psychical Research society will
monoplise her manifestations and in
form the public after ten years or
whereabouts, if she is genuine.
Success.
Contrary to the story books and to
the habitual addresses to the Young,
wealth and power are won by the man
who works for it, who leaves nothing
to chance but gets up early and keeps
on thinking after other men have stop
ped to eat, drink and be merry. Poll
tics and the politicians in Lincoln il
lustrate this philosophy. Let US take
the aspirants for the United States
senator from Nebraska. There are
few men here who have shown in the
management of their own affairs
capacity for finance and a knowledge
ool nroct;so of cfotoSmo nchin Cuch