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Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-06-23

Ze pozniej gmach ten istniaf, swiadczy
Dfugosz, mowiac, IL byly tam p1ekne domy
sale dla nauki mieszkania mistrz6w ''eX
lapideo muro.' He ACADEMIA istniaia, a
to przynajmniej do r 1873, swiadcza wy
szi stamtad bakalarze i mistrze, kt6rych
sic ma uniwersytecie praskim spotyka.
Ale czasy Ludwika Andegawenskiego
ME sprzyialy rozwojowi nauk wyzszej
szkoiy Gdy ma zamku biesiadowala lekko-
myslna Elzbieta, ma ulicach krakowa zas
toczyly sic b6jki brwawe miedzy Malopo-
lanami Wegrami. dworzaninami pan6w
ce? Duchowiehstwo sprzeciwialo sic istnie-
niu akademii, obawy, ze "Swieckie nauki
beda szkodliwe dla duszy dygnitarze W
czerwonych butach ME mieli wyobrazenia
o jej doniosfoSci zaden ME dal ma MIA zla-
manego szelaga.
Szesciu profesorow prawa picrwszej aka
demii ma Bawole miafo pobierat rocznie
po 40 grzywien Eco obliczajq ma 2,36O zfpD.
dw6ch innych mistrzowie fizyki po 20
grzywien. a ''magister in artibus' i rektor
dodatkowo po 10 grzywien
Jak ma owe easy byfo to wcale homie.
Lecz gdy grzywny te wyptacat maf zupnik
wielicki w Suchedni, mistrzowie mogli
przedtem pieniedzy potrzebowac, przetc
dyplom elekcyjny przezornego kazimierza
ustanawia W par. XXI "unum.. .Judasum
in civitate Cracoviensi Qui habet suffi-
cientem pecuniam IT. zydka lichwiarza
kt6ryby byt obowiazany mistrzom ma "a
staw pozyczac brat od Mich tytutcm pro
centu tylko grosz od grzywny ma miesiqc
co robi II od sta.
Moe zupnik wielicki. kt6ry miat wy
p1acac pensye mistrzom wnaleznych III
grzywnach, zaniedbywaf swe obowiQzki
dose, ze mistrze zacy rozpierzchli sic
Academia przcstafa bye czynnQ.
Dopiero r. 400 papiez Bonifacy IN
pozwoif kr6lowi Jagielle na otworzenit
Akademii IA nowo, ale 4 zastrzezenlem. il,
nauki bedq wyktadane tylko W duchu kato
lickim
Obecnie tez w1asciwie przypada uroczy
stosc piecsetlecia ME zalozenia uniwersy
tetu Jagiellonskiego, lecz odnOwienia e
przez zaprowadzenie nauk teologicznych.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-06-23
PRZEGLAD POLITYCZNY

Kryzys W Chinach zbliza sic szybkimi
krokami w ciagu ubiegfego tygodnia
ruch zbrojny sekty ''wielkiej piesci'' przy-
braf rozmiary zastraszajace. Rzeczywista
czy tez umy5lna bezczynnosc rzqdu chin
skiego data piesciarzom monosc opanowa-
MIA stolicy zagrozenia ambassador panstw
europejskich Korpus wojsk miedzynaro-
dowych, dazqcy pofudnia do Pekinu ma
odsiecz znalazf przed soba kilkadziesiat ty-
siecy dobrze uzbrojonych Chinczykow i
popsute mostly. Niebawem przyszfa wiado-
nose napadzie ma ambasady nawet "a
biciu posfa niemieckiego Gdyby to osta-
tnie okazafo sic prawda, mielibysmy wojne
Chinach W ciagu tygodnia. Stany Zje-
dnocZone, ME mOgac otrzymac zadneJ VIA
domosci Cd admirafa Kempfa, dowodzace-
go eskadra amerykanska ma wodsch chin
skich, wysfaty pufk piechoty Manili ma
ponloc zagrozonym marynarzom; Anglia
wysyfa Afryki dywizye wojsk 4 armii
gen. Bullera: .Japonia wy Iqdowafa diva ty-
STAGE ludzi; Rosya wysfaia czterotysieczny
korpus.
Pofozenie re stanowiska politycznego
przedstawiafo sic ostatnich dniach W
spos6b nastepujacy. Zdetronizowany ce-
sarz chihski zwr6cif sic przez swego przy-
iaciela do mocarstw W og6lnosci, a spe-
cyalnie do Angii, Stanow Ijednoczonych
.Japonii propozycya. ably tez mocarstwa
przywrocify mu wfadze, ZapowiadaJac, re
sam potrafi usmierzyc rozruchy. Przeci-
wnikami tel kombinacyi okazaly sic, jak
sic MONA byto spodziewac, Rosya Fran
cya DIVA te mocarstwa zadafy utworzenia
wspolnego protektoratu mad Chinami, z
pozostawieniem cesarzoweJ wdowy przy
wfadzy. Zaraz tez po wyklarowaniu sic roz-
dwoj ojenia miedzy mocarstwaml rozruchy
wybuchfy z podw6jna sifa. Wojska chin
skie rzadowe prawie otwarcie przeszfy na
strone piesciarzy." Nastapif nieznany je-
szcze blizej W szczegofach napad motfochu
ia ambasady morderstwo dyplonaty eu-
ropejskiego. Nastepstwem takiego wypa-
dku musi bye wypowiedzenie wojny Chi
nom przez wszystkie mocarstwa,, wsp6lna
okupacya Pekinu i p6zniej wsp6lne po-
rzadkowanie. Me jest to vice to, czego
wfasciwie chciata Rosya, gdy wszczynafa
rozruchy, lecz jest W kazdym razie pokrzy-
zowaniem planow Anghi Japonii. Me
mogac dostac ami cd Chin ami cd mocarstw
mandatu dla siebie samej, Rosya musiala
postarac sic to, ably ten mandat ME do
stat sic rece jej przeciwnikow. Poniewaz
ME MONA byfo dopiac tego droga dyplo-
matyczna, sprobowano innej drogi. Stwo-
rzono fakt, kt6ry musi pociagnac "a soba
pozadane nastepstwa. Me watpimy ami
chwili, re narad ma ambasady europejskie
zostaf ukartowany gabinecie cesarzowei
wdowy re pomysf wyszedf z gfowy jej ro-
syjskich doradc6w. Przypominamy sobie
dobrze, re pred 25-ciu laty rozruchy W
Bu4garyi dosiegfy swego punktu kulmina-
cyjnego " zamordowaniu przez tfum ture-
cki dwoch konsulow europejskich i ze po-
dejrzewano W TEN reke Rosyi. Niedzwiedz
chce zeru. Krew kilkudziesieciu, tczy Kill
kuset spokojnych ludzi W takim wypadku
mic ME znaczy. Me zdziwilibysmy sic,
gdyby przyszfa wiadomosc, re motfoch pc
kinski wymordowat wszystkich ambasado-
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-06-23

row. lecz jestesmy pewni, re W takim wy
padku ambassador rosyjski stanowif by
szczesliwy wyjatek. Udaloby mu sic nape-
VINO wymknac rak t1umu dostac bez-
pieczne miejsce Zdarzalo sic to juz gdzie-
indziej, moze zdarzyc sic Chinach.
Walka Rosya jest zadaniem trudnem
nawet dla najmocniejszego przeciwnika
Ia kombinacya cywilizacyi Z barbarzyn-
stwem, jaka jest Rosya dzisiejsza, pred
stawia wieksze trudnosci do zwalczenia,
niz czysta cywiizacya, lub czyste barba-
rzyhstwo. Wschodnia przebieg1ost i bez-
wzglednosc dobieraniu srodkow, czysto
barbarzynskie okrucienstwo, fafsz prze-
wrotnosc, W po1qczeniu sifa wytrwafoscia
cz1owieka p6tnocnego GAIA potega maj
nowszych wynalazk6w cywilizacyi, czyniq
Rosyi strasznego przeciwnika.
Rzady panstw cywilizowanych, krepowa-
ne przez parlamenty, przez oplnle publ
czna, przez ETY. Ike wreszcie zachodnia, ME
moga poprostu dac sobie rady 4 tym "ro-
giem, uzbrojonym W size s1onia przebie-
giost VEGA. Dopiero, gdy sic ludom pre-
bierze miara cierpEwosci, gdy miliony
serc pre- jmie nawskros obrzydzenie Oba-
wa przyszfo5G swiata cafego, zerwie sic
burza narodow, ktora zmiecie te obrzydli-
wosc powierzchni cia1a ludzkosci da O.
detchnac swobodniej jej piersiom.
Przepowiednia Napoleona Igo, re Euro
pa musi zostac crepublikahska albo kozacka,
stoi dzisiaj W caiej swojej mocy. Wielki
ten czfowiek omylit sic ME co do tresci
swojej przepowiedni, lecz co do rozmiar6w
Dzisiaj idzie juz ME Europe. lecz c
SWAT cafy. Zwycieztwo Rosyi W jakimkol,
wick zakqtlu swiata jest dzisiai kleskq
dla cafej ludzkosci; powodzenie jej przeci,
wnik6w, jakkolwiek i'm jest na imie, jest
tryumfem dla caiego swiata.
Wobec wypadk6w W Chinach wojna airy
kanska zeszia na drugi plan. Chwilowt
niepowodzenie Anglik6v W Oranii odda
VIVA juz zosta1o wyr6wnane przez krwawt
lecz zwycieskie starcia Burami Gf6wne
SHY burskie wycofuja sic zwolna ma poi
noe, CORY wo ina przy przewlel1y
i mafo zajmujqcy wyglad partyzantki
Awanture chinska nalezy uwazac "a wypa
dek korzystny dla Burow; tworzy on bo
wiem dywersye odciaga SHY angielskie "
inna strone. Juz 10, 900 Angikow opuszczs
Afryke bardzo bye moze, re wkr6tce opu
sci ich wiecej. Dywersya ia jednak ne
wpfynie ma ostateczny wynik walki W Airy
ce Wynik ten bedzie zawsze jeden tel
sam, zawojowanie Transwaalu utworzenie
re wszystkich ziem angielskich W Afryce
potudniowej nowego panstwa autonomicz
nego pod korona kr6lowej Wiktoryi.
Cesarz Wilhelm dostat nareszcie od par
lamentu flote, kt6ra tax rzewnie cierpli
vie prosii swoj nar6d. Prawo powieksze
niu floty niemieckiej W dw6jnas6b przeszle
i "a lat dziesiet Niemcy bedq jednem 4 mai
potezniejszych panstw IA morzu. Me vie
my jeszcze, jake stanowisko zajefo KolC
Polskie przy gfosowaniu. Jezeli, jak sif
spodziewamy, Polacy gfosowali przeciwke
rzqdowi, nalezy sic i'm uznanie. Gdyby za'
sic okazafo, re gfosy polskie poszfy takzt
W kierunku przysporzenia potegi Niemcom
lud polski W pruskim zaborze bedzie mia
swiety obowiazek zaprotestowac przeciwk'
postepowaniu swoich przedstawicieli po
szukac sobie innych.
TOMASZ SIEMIRADZKI
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-06-23
TELEGRAMY kRA.JOWl

w ostatnim tygodniu $50 firm oglosiIo
bankructwa w st. Iirdn.
Ccnzus wykazal. zc W Buffalo jest nir-
spema 400 900 mieszkanc6w.
w st, Louis pauujr spok6i, lccz gwar-
dya obywatc lska tcraZ JrSZCZc rOHwiazana
ME bcdzie.
w ThomasviIle Ga, lynchowano negra,
kt6ry dopuScil sic gwaItu na bialej die
wczynic.
W Drs Moines, Ia, spalilo sic Audito-
rum, wybudOwane roku zesziym. Odby-
waiy sic MEM komwcucyr.
Legislature stanu Rhode Island wybra.
la George Peabody Wetmore powtornie Sc
natorem zwiqzkowym.
w st. Louis obrzucono blotcm pania
Eve DOMAIN, poniewal jcchala tramwajcm
kompanii Transit
Prwnc toWarzystwo poszukiWaczy ziota,
kt6rzy wyszli Il Seattle, Wis, zostaio wy
morIowane co do jrdnego.
W Sherman, Tex, zostal pOwiesZony
Sidney Spears, kt0ry ego czcrwca 1899 ro-
ku zarzn4t i6zku Spiqcq swojQ zone.
Patrick O'Connor, kamirniarz. odebraI
sobie zycie st. Louis, Mo-, ponicwaI ME
m6gf dostat piracy.
Clrvenyer. kt6ry W 1897 T. zamorlowaI
swoia siostrzenice 4 zazdroSci.
W New Madrid, Mo, powieszono nrgra
Samuela Wabers, kt0ry W 1899 rollu zabiI
mafzenstwo Holmcs6w.
w zeszlym tygodniu przywicziono "a
granicy do portu New York lokciowych to-
war6w "a s., 213, ,5S3.
Wediug przybIizonego obrachunku mia
sto Greater New York (razem Brookly-
nem) ma 3, TOT ,54l mieszkanc6w.
w Springfield, ILL.,, W kopami "Conso-
lidated Coal Co." powstaf pozar. Uratowa-
no wszystkich pr6cz jcdnego g6rnika.
Astronom Mareux zapowiada ukazane
sic plam IA sfoncu, kt6re spowodujq wiel,
kie upaiy Lipcu, Sierpniu Wrzesniu
w Williamsport, Pa, pociag kolejowy
spadf nasypu wysokiego 800 stop. Ma
szynsta, palace robotnikow zostali IA.
bci.
w San Francisco, Cal, zniesiono kwa-
rantane dzielnicy chnskiej, poniewal
od 2O-tu dni ME byfo wypadku epidemii
w Milwaukee, Wis, zastrzelif sic sole
tni krawiec, Frank Auderle, pochodzacy Z
Czech. Samob6jstwo popefnif ma podw6-
rzu swej corki.
w Louisville Tomasz Back zastrzeli1
swoja 1S-letnia wychowanice ktdra wyszfa
zamqz bez jego pozwolenia i potem sam
sobie zycie odebraf
Przy budowie ulicy W Cheyenne, Wyo.,
rozsadzono biloxi granitowy wielkosci 1000
kubicznych jard6w. Uzyto do tego 10000
funtow prochu.
w Welwyn, W Kanadzie, zamordowano
poczmistrza Macarthur Gaia jego rodzine.
Zbrodni dokonat robotnik, zajety porzad-
kowauiem mieszkania
w zakfadzie bednarskim Pawfa Wied-
mau, Wilamsburge, N.Y., powstaf pozar,
W kt6rym czterech robotnikow stracifo zy-
Gle. Szkoda zrzadzona wynosi $500 900.
w okolicy Baraboo, Wis, susza zrzqdzi-
Ia ogromne straty W ogrodach owocowych.
Truskawki So zupeinie zniszczone i niema-
10 ucierpiafy drzewa owocOwe.
Cesarz niemiecki Wilhelm przesfaf order
korony 3-ciej klasy Conriedowi dyrektoro-
wi tetaru W New Yorku "a zasfuge pofozo-
ma dla sztuki niemieckiej W Ameryce.
Max Lazar zostaf aresztowany W Niagara
Falls, N. Y, "a przemycanie brylant6w.
Nam6wif on jedna re swych przyjaciofek
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-06-23

''Ameryke" MONA zapisywac W kaadym
czasie. Prenumerata na rok wynosi 81. so.
Kto pfaci "a rok cory dosta je W prezen-
Gle ksiazek "a SOC. wielki kalendarz Cd
tel pory do Nowego Roku 1901 prenume-
rata wynosi 75c. kto zas przysle Sl.OO to
bedzie pokwitowany do Nowego Roku do
stanie prezencie ksiqzek "a SOC. Ma kre-
dyt nikomu gazety ME posyfamy.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-06-23

"Ameryka' wychodzi kazda SObOte, kOsZtuje tylk0
S150 ro Ma Om miesecy SI0O, pol rOku IS centoW
mesiace so cent6w.
W kanadziei Meksyku cena ia sama DO Pcski innyeI
krai6w eurOpeskch (Opr6cZ Rosy akyayckich auStral
skich Poudniowej Centralnei Ameryce prenumerata
wynOsi va dolary walaty Stanjw EjedhochOnych
"a GAZETE TRZEBA OPhACAC G0RY. ktO Opaca
odrayu cay rok CORY dostae prezent.
Pirni,dze najbezpiecznicj nathaniel mohna przesiaG
przekaArn ub expresOwym mOEey orders male
sunny moiaa pzestat znaczkach poczt0wych Peniadzc
do liSu Ia przesyfki
peneanc listach zwyczajnych estesmy odpowiedzal
nj, gdyby Z-incty.
''knlrr> aa wychozi ul - lat co rok jest uepszana,
vice ME potrzehnje sic mkt ohaMat re pieni4dze
przepadna. " ;dawca jest odpow iedzialnym.
WUyStkie przekaZy pienieine bye Wysfawi0ne
imie: 4. 4. PtRYSki. TOLED0.G.
ZamaHi iaf @azct" MONA kahdegO cyasu.
Adr2S kai lego preuumcraora bye zmieniony kie.
dykow ck. ale .donnszae nowym adresie, koNlECZNiR
NALEyY pGDAC STARY ADRkS.
Adrcs do ydawcy Jest taxi:
~. n. PAR - AIs
sic JACKSON AVE, TOLEDO, O.
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MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKE..
The Features Of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York, June u.
New York. June 2l.-The stock market
was exceedingly irregular an day. today.
ana the net results except in a few
stocks are not large. though the extreme
range OF prices was very considerable.
Prices ruled above last nights closing
level for the greater part Of the day. and
when they approached last nights level
the market almost invariably fcll into cX-
IRENE dizziness. That the demand which
kept up prices came very largely from
the short interest is highly probable. 1t
was very evident that liquidation WAS
proceeding. The renewed reports that Il
crop disaster was in prospect in the
Northwest was responsible for the weak
ness of Northern Pacific and of Great
Northern preferred. Speculative opinion
was a good deal confused with the cross
currents of the situation in China, the
crop outlook, the national convention at
Philadelphia and the money market out
look. London sold stocks in this market
on the rumor of Admiral Seymour 5
death. but the local market absorbed this
selling and advanced prices. The tone of
the money market here is firmer, though
not Quotably changed. Sterling exchange
declined here. notwithstanding the ad-
vance in the London discount rate. The
bond market was dull and irregular. To-
tai sales, par value, 81 ,055. O0. United
States rs when issued declined a in the
bid price.
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Chicago Markets.

Chicago, June u.
Wheat Wa again excited. today. rally
ing over ; cents but losing some IF it ON
liquidation. closing nervous. Il. over yes
tcrdAy. corn rallied with wheat but later
broke and closed weak, &c. lower. Oat.
were excited and closed = mp. Provisions
closed steady.
The leading futures closed az follows:
WHEAT-Junc. N".: July, N23s; August.
Aa,
fl72.
6ATs-July. 3r.: August. eia,.
HoRk-July. $ll.51'2; September Sll.15.
LARD-July. $G.61i2; September. $3.50;
October. $3.50
RIBS July $G.75; September. $G.>2r2.
Cash quotations closed Ls follows:
FLDt' R-Firm.
WHEAT-No, , spring. SoaSli.; No. :
Comm. ;. na,al2: ~. ; yellow. Al.
aus.
oATs-No. :. 3ia.n25ia: NJ. white. 27l.
n2.a, NJ. white 25i4M2IIa.
BARLEY Mailing. IA -.
FLANSEED-Sl>n. Northwestern. 81. 50.
LARp-$6 .l5lt6.b1i.
PORK-Mess. $ioi5nII.co: ribs. $C.6oa
60: shoulders. s'-a67s; short clear sides.
81 i5fI -.
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For Vice President. Theodore Roosevelt.

1t had to come The demand of the
people was too great to be resisted.
ana Governor Theodore Roosevelt's
persistent refusal to he considered as 4
vicc-presidential candidate could not
prevent his animation amid scenes of
wild enthusiasm never before seen at a
national convention when the second
place on the ticket was settled.
Nothing but his absolute refusal 10
accept the nomination if given him
could have prevented this result, and
party man not t. yield to the wishes
| of the party. Since the death of Mr..
Hobart no name has been 50 widely
mentioned for the place or has aroused
anywhere near 50 much enthusiasm as
| that of Governor Roosevelt. and this.
! too. in spite of the fact that it was
We'll understood that he did not desire
| the nomination. All other candidates.
have been conditional upon his alb
ScnCc from the field. Had he but SAID
the word. months ago, and every dele
| CATION to the convention would have
been Internationally pledged to him.
But he has repeatedly declared that he
| preferred to remain governor Of New
| York. and has urged his friends Il
support some other man. When thu
| convention assembled it looked as
! though he was to be taken at his word
but not for long. The current set his
way at once, and in vain he tried
| earnestly, and honestly to stem tbs
tide. His nomination by reclamation
was the climax Of the great conven-
ton.
And 50 the ticket will be McKinleS
and Roosevelt. and a stronger tickle
never asked the suffrage of the Ameri
can people. The nomination of Roos =
welt unquestionlbly adds great strength
to the ticket, a strength that woult
have been given by no other name Hi.
popularity IS great enough at home
but it is even greater in the West, thu
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Northwest and the Southwest. me
people admire him and have confidence
in him. They know he is honest, ae-
gressive. independent, and above an
they like him because he does things.
AS an assemblyman, ranchman, ponce
commissioner, assistant secretary
of the navy, soldier. author'
and governor, his record Is
one of tireless action. He Is yet a
young man. and it is certain that with
health granted him, the vice-presi-
dency will not be a side-track Tor ms
political activity.
New England went to Philadelphia
Loyalty united on Hon John d. Long.
one of it's most eminent sons. states
man with magnificent record. and in
every wav fitted for the -presi-
dency or the presidency. Maine took
Governor Roosevelt at his word and
worked hard for the nomination of
Secretary Long. The Journal voiced
the voice Of Maine Republicanism in
warmly endorsing Mr.. Long, though
months before it had recognized the
great strength of Governor Roosevelt
as vice-presidential candidate and
expressed the hope that he would be
prevailed upon to become a candidate.
The result Is as gracefully accepted by
Maine and New England as it is by
Secretary Long himself, who had in
no way sought to obtain the candidacy
but had been in the hands of his loyal
friends. No ticket that could have
been named will arouse more en-
thusiasm and poll larger vote in
this section than Mckinley and Roose-
welt And throughout the country thos"
will be names to conjure with. How
pitifully weak in contrast. both per-
sonally and in principles represented.
will stand the names Of Bryan and his
running mate.
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4 Republican State Convention
WILL BE HELD IN
City Hall, Bangor,
Wed, June 81, 1900,
AT TWO O'CLOCK r. NJ

for the purpose Of nominating candi-
date for Governor to be supported at the
September election; and tranSacting any
other business that may properly come
before it. The basis of representation
will be as follows:
Each city. town and plantation will BE-
entitled to one delegate. and for eaCh
seventy-five votes cast for the Republi-
can candidate for Governor in 1895 an
additional delegate. and for traction Of
forty votes in excess of seventy-hve
votes an additional delegate.
Vacancies in the delegation OF any city,
town or plantation can only be filled by
residents of the county in which the va
cancy exists.
The State Committee will be In session
in the reception room of the hall at one
O'Clock 2. NJ on the day of the Conven-
ton for the purpose of receiving the Gre
dentials of delegates. Delegates. in or
must be elected subsequent to the date
Of the call for this Convention
The voters Of Maine, without regard 70
past political differences who are in Ia
Vor Of sustaining President Mckinley and
his administrations: who believe in the
present gold standard; in whatever legiS-
latiOn will restore American shipping 70
its former rank i'm the world; In favor OF
the Nicaragua Canal; Pacific cable; ma
tional honor at home and abroad. VINO
believe in free popular education; in the
promotion of the cause of temperance
In just and equal taXation;in an ecOnomi-
cal aud efficient administrations OF State
affairs, are invited to unite with the Re
publIcans in the selection of delegates I,
this convention.
Per order, Republican State Committee
j. II. MANLEY, Chairman.
BYRON BOYD. Secretary.
Augusta. Maine. May 1st. 1900.
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"The child is crying for food" " But"
said the mother, at has all the food 1t
will take" 1.-The question of starva-
ton" replied the doctor. "is not how
much food is taken but how much IS as
simulated and goes to nourish the body"
Pain in the body is often only the out
cry of starvation. You eat enough but
the stomach is not doing its work, and
the nervous system is starving. Put the
stomach right and the pains will cease,
together with the uncomfortable conSe-
qucnces of the condition. There is no
medicine made which can equal Doctor
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery i'll
the quickness of its action on the stom-
ach. 1t cures diseases of the digestive
and nutritive system, increases the ac-
ton Of the blood-making glands and
so induces proper and perfect distri-
button of the necessary nourishment
to blood and bone, nerve and muscle
throughout the whole body. There IS
no alcohol, opium or other narcotic con-
tanned in Golden Medical Discovery"
IL wish to say to the world that DIR. Pierce $
Golden Medical Discovery has proved great
blessing to me, writes Mrs. Ellen r Bacon of
Shutesbury, Franklin Co. Mass, as hrinly
believe should be in a very bad state now if l
had not taken II. Prior to september, 1897. had
doctorcd for NV stomach trouble for several
years. going through a course of treatment with
out any real benefit. In september, 1870, had
very sick spells and grew worse could eat hut
little 1commenced in september, 1897 TO take
Dr. Piercc's medicine and i'll a short time could
eat and work have gained twenty pounds in
two months"
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Proposals for Supplies.
Treasurer's Office,
Ea stern Branch. n. III. ID. V. s.,
TogllS Me lime : IAN


Sealed proposals will be received at this
office until II o'clock \. NJ, June -. 1900.
for the furnishing and delivery of quar-
termasters Including coal and discharg-
ing of same), subsistence and medical
supplies at the Eastern Branch. National
Home for ID. V. s., for three. six and
twelve months commencing July l. 1900,
quantities TO be increased ten per centum.
during the execution of the contract, if
required.
Standards can be examined, and printed
instructions and specifications and blank
proposals will be supplied on application
to this office Samples presented by bid
ders. unless called for in the specified
tons, will not be considered The right
is reserved To reject any or all proposals,
or to waive any informalities therein.
Envelopes containing proposals should
be endorsed: proposals for Quartcrmas-
ter's, Subsistence or Medical Supplies, =
as the case may be,-and addressed to
the undersigned
A. L. SMITH. Treasurer.
Approved: S. Ii. ALLEN, Governor.
iuneIl eodtd
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The 9th Regiment, L. $. Infantry,
now under orders for service in China,
is one in which New England is par
ticularly Interested. Its veteran
colonel. +. II. Liscom is a Nermonter
and its lieutenant-Colonel, Charles y.
Coolidge. halls from Massachusetts,
Capt. Mark L. Hersey. late military
Instructor at Orono. commands a COM
pany in this regiment. and one of the
lieutenants is Frank r. Lang. who
also comes from Maine. Several
other commissioned officers and largn
part of the men are New Englanders.
The regiment saw service at San Juan
hill where Col. Liscom was wounded in
Charge Its record in the Philippines
mas been fine one and no body of
men Is. better qualified to uphold the
hohor Of our flag in China.