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The labor world., 1900-01-06
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OF Comfort and 4 Good Table
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Meals in dining cars are served la carte
Direct line 10 Oshkosh, Neenah. Marsh
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Point. l,it.G:AGO, MILWAUKEE,, and all
points LAST and SOUTH.
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Fine Day Coaches,
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4 :3t am. Ar.... Oshkosh ....Lv 11:H p. m.
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For rates or other information. apply
City Ticket ctfice, 42S West Superior
ctrcst. Union Depot, or
w. ~. STEPH ENSCN,
General AgeAs,
eos West Eupn-ior st.. Duluth: Nla1.
The labor world., 1900-01-06
CARNIVAL OF DEATH.
GEORGE GALLAGHER AND NELLIE
WALSH ASPHYXIATED DY GAS,

Gallagher Was Formerly Connected
With the New Orleans Police De-
purtmcnt-Fivc Members of Julius
Guttentas's Family Saved From
AsphyxiRtiOn-BOdi of Two As
phyxinted Men Are Identified.
The labor world., 1900-01-06
RIO MARU FOUNDERS.
StSameD Strikes ON Submerged Rock
and Soon Goes Down.

VICTORIA, B. c., Jan. 4.-The
steamer Queen Adelaide brings news
that the steamer Rio Maru was
wrecked off Oma Cape. She struck a
submerged rock and soon afterward
foundered.
The labor world., 1900-01-06

The Excellence of Spccr's Wines
Is attested by physicians throughout
America and Europe who have used
and Vienna.
The Coconino sun., 1900-02-17
It's Your Duty.

If you care for your town it's your duty to help each other along. If this is kept up for few years the result will be plainly seen. If you patronize home industries it will be to your ad- vantage, for the money will be kept at home and consequently you stand good chance to get it back from those who trade with you. Even if you pay little more for what you buy, this course will be cheaper in the end.
 s. Barron, your home tailor. has a line of beautiful imported and domestic goods on hand, also over one thousand samples of the latest styles for the com ing season to select from.
 Besides, have made arrangements with an eastern firm to take orders for clothing which enables me to sell you suit from $l5 up. Orders taken for mackintOshes. Ladies wishing cloth for dresses should call and see samples.
The Coconino sun., 1900-02-17
No Righ, to Ugliness.

The woman who is lovely in face, form and temper will always have friends, but one who would be attract i've must keep her health. If she is weak, sickly and all run down, she will be nervous and irritable. If she has constipation or kidney trouble, her i'm pure blood will cause pimples, blotches, skin eruptiOns and wretched com plexion. Electric Bitters Is the best medicine in the world to regulate the stomach, liver and kidneys and 70 pur fly the blood. It gives strong nerves, bright eyes, smooth, velvety skin, rich complexion. It will make good looking, charming woman of run down invalid. Only 50 cents at Pio- neer Drug Store.
The Coconino sun., 1900-02-17

There is quite demand for cottages in Globe. Money invested in the erec- tion of small dwelling houses would earn a good percentage, according to the Belt.
The Coconino sun., 1900-02-17
Santa Fe Rolling Stock.

A change in the management and control of the rolling stock of the Santa Fe, while it is in service on the road. has been made. The change consists in taking out of the hands of the me- ing stock while in service and placing 1t under the direct supervision of the the general superintendent, or rather the operating department. This gives the general superintendent control of all the locomotives and cars over the entire road, while the division super intendenrs are responsible for the equipment on their respective divis- ions.-Albuquerque Citizen.
The Coconino sun., 1900-02-17

The modern and most effective cure for constipation and all liver troubles the famous little pills known as De- Wits Little Early Risers. Pioneer Drug Store.
The Meeker herald., 1900-04-28
MORE FIERCE r,onr,no.

Past week Was a. Active one In the
Fhnippl.ss-Nstivss Destroy RailroaA.
Manila, April 23.-IAst week was one
OF the bloo4liest Of the war. Since tho
first days fighting around Manila, au-
thentic reports. mostly ol{icial, show a
total Of 87S Filipinos killed, ~ officers
and PA men captured, and many more
wounded. Considering that the FIN
pinos entirely lack hospital facilities.
. great majority Of the wounded will
die. Probably the weeks work nm.
ished 1000 insurgents. The American
loss was nine killed and sixteen wound.
ed. Two sergeants and one private
were killed In ambushes while escort
ing provision tfainA
The insurgents have been aggressive
In almost every province of Luzon.
General Flo del Pillars baud, number
ing 800, which WAS out of sight for
three months, the leader being report
ed killed, has reappeared In its old field
about San Miguel.
Pillar Is supposed to be again in COM
mand. He gave the American garrison
at San Miguel, consisting of three
companies Of the Thirty fifth infantry,
with Calling, three hours fight
during a night attack. The loss OF the
insurgents In this engagement is not
included in the foregoing total, as they
removed their dead and wounded, but
presumably 1t was considerable.
Twenty-Five Filipin0s in the province
Of Santangas attacked Lieutenant
Wende, who, with eight men, was
scouting near San Jose. The lieuten-
ant and hve men were wounded and
one private was killed.
Sergeant I.edoius Of the Thirty fifth
infantry was badly wounded In an
ambush near Baliung. Lieutenant
Batch Of the Thirty infantry,
with seventy men, had FIVE hours
fight with 400 Insurgents In the Nueva
Caceras district. Twenty Of the insur-
sents were killed.
Colonel Smith Of the Seventeenth in
fantry, who captured General Monten-
e1rO and brought him to Manila. n in
the isolated hospital, suffering from
smallpox.
Colonel Smiths command captured
$50 officers and men with Montenegro.
Montenegro, who was formerly one OF
the most dapper officers in the Fill
Pine army, looks worn and haggari.
He says he led a terrible life for
months, and he has offered to return
to the north with Colonel Smith to en-
denvor to persuade his former CON-
rades of the uselessness Of opposing
the Americana.
One hundred escaped Spanish prison.
ers from the province Of TayabaS
South L,izon, have arrived at Manila.
The Insurgents have 400 more Span.
ish prisoners In that district. Recently
the EilipinOe destroyed several rods OF
the railroad line near Paniquo. In an
unsuccessful attempt to wreck train.
The Meeker herald., 1900-04-28
FORTY DOLLARS PER PAN.

hieh Bedrock serappa.ss In New Aissks
Placer Dsstrset.
Seattle, Wash, April 23.-A big
strike In which gold running as high
rs $AO to the pun was found has been
made 100 miles east OF Nome
This Information was brought by j.
d. Morgan, J. H. Fredericks and T..
Erickson, who left Cape Nome jan
nary 9th. The strike was made on u
small creek. The first several pans ran
about $25 and $35. A. bedrock was
scraped the amount reached $40.
Great excitement followed. STAN
pede has taken place from Nome. but
only those who were foot-loose took
part In 1t, the rest believing that they
had as good property as they wanted.
Mr.. Morgan said to-day:
Cape Nome and the contiguous cOun-
try Ii richer than people have estI-
mated. There will be this summer the
greatest mining camp the world has
ever seen"
O. r. Dam also returned to-day from
Nome. He says other new discoveries
of gold have been made at Bonanza.
twenty two miles this side Of Nome.
which promise to outrival the great
gold camp. He says that there Is NOT
enough gold to warrant Il big STAN
pede from the states. He says boats
can probably not reach Nome before
June LIST, on account OF the Ice. The
weather when he left was forty below
zero. but February was mild month.
The Meeker herald., 1900-04-28

would CRY, realizing what pain hs was n.
His pitifui waillng was hesrt-rendins.
bad about given up hops Of saving hin
vhsn was urged to give him Hoods Sarsa-
parills, all other treatment having failsd.
! washed TIE sores With Hoods Msdieatsl
SoaD. applied Hoods Olive Ointment and
gave him Hoods sarsaparilla. Tbs child
seemed 70 ct better every day, and very
soon IL change was quite noticeable. ne
discharss grew less, Inflammation went
down, the skin took on healthy color, aAA
the raw 6esh began to scale over and thin
akin formed a. the scales dropped 81.
Less than two bottles Of Hood's safsapa-
riila, aided BY Hoods Medicated Soap and
Hoods Olive Ointment, accomplished this
wonderful cure. cannot praise thsss
medicines half enough" Mns. 0uEauos.
81 Myrtle st., Rochester, MY.
Ths above testimonial +, very much co.,
dsnsed from Mrs. 0uerinot's letter. Az
many mothers will be Interested in reading
tbs full letter, We will send it to anyone
who sends request Of US on postal card
Mention this paper.
The Meeker herald., 1900-04-28
suson,c PLAQUE IN MANILA.

rs~rtssa Deaths In One Wssk-Filshy
Chaasss lection the cs.tsr Of Dlssass.
Manila, April 23.-The sudden deaths
Of FillpinOs and Cinnamon In Quialso
Market led to an investigation, show
Ing that fifteen cases Of the plague.
fourteen Of which were fatal. have oc.
Cured within a week. The market u
located In the center of the cdty. In
black, rotten. wooden buildings, the
keepers Of the stalls live with their
families huddled together In great nth.
Some Of the victims were stricken ard
died within an hour.
There have been several deaths In
other sections Of the city, recently,
which have been traced to infection
from the market. After all the market
people Ind gathered together to-day
the health officers threw q guard
around the buildings and will keep the
inmates Qnarantined there for a fort
night. They will then burn the mar
ket. The total number OF bubOnic
deaths are 119 Cinnamon and 66 FIJI
pinOs.
The plague elsewhere has been sup
pressed. Not one infected person has
been III the Chinese district for ten
days past
The Meeker herald., 1900-04-28

N IL light Of recent discoveries ont
- tie greatest wonders Of the heavsna
appears even more wonderful. There
r Z saaAll class of variable stars. lssa
than twenty in known numbsr-<hA
sHost eonsDicuous member Of which II
Alsol. the Demon Of the Arabs
which at brief intervals suffer . partial
eclipse from the interposition Of darh
OF Invisible companions revolving
around them. Mr.. Roberts Of CAps
Celony and Mr.. Russell Of Princston
working independently. have lately
sh0Wn that all of these bodies are sur.
peiainSly light In their composition
hardly more than whirling clouds. In
oaIy one case can the limiting density
sxcsed half that Of water. and In si1
cases It II less than one-tenth that Of
water. The average is one-sixth thai
Of water. This density these stars car
not exceed. although they may fall fai
below H. The density of our sun com.
pared with water is 1.4I. The possibil-
aty exists that the Alsol stars may
each have q denser nucleus surrounded
hy an enormous cloudy envelope.
The Meeker herald., 1900-04-28
m. H.lr u.a.r ~. microscopy.

The MAR Uaasr The Microscope.
Placed under powerful microscope,
the hair shows q surface covered with
strong. coarse. jagged teeth. and more
strongly resembles coarse. rough
rasp. Dealers in human hair can tell
Ia moment whether the locks offered
them have been cut on or combed out.
They do this by rubbing the hairs
through their fingers. II the hair has
been cut from the head and has not
been misplaced. 1t remains in it, orig
inal position. II 1t has been pulled or
combed out and pat together regardless
Of the direction in which 1t grew. one
Dortion Of II will slip to the right and
tho other to the left. It does this ~
sausc the Jagged edges engage upon
each other and pull in opposits dIrsc-
lions. The philosophy Of this II DEM
oastrated By drawing hair arst one
way. then the other, through the IN
gers. which slip easily toward the
point. while considerable resistance 10
felt when the fingers are drawn from
the point toward the end next the
head.
The Meeker herald., 1900-04-28

The border line between gifts and
bribery has been so often crossed that
scrupuious ofiicials seldom accept .
NIT Of intrinsic value. A late presi
dent of the United States. who had
nearly two hundred curious and his.
toric canes, used to say that such gifts
.necessItated the offer Of neither the
uiuistry to England nor the post.
Once ut Podunk." Not all gifts. how
ever, are Of suspicious complexion.
For example. the check Of one hun
dred thousand dollars recently sent tc
the president of = street railway com
pany by certain prominent members OF
the corporation was notable token OF
their trust In his integrity and Of their
Appreciation d his devotion to the in
terests of the corporation and the pub
lie. The gift 10 probably the larges,
ever made by = corporation to single
salaried oficer That the recipient not
many years ago was brakeman. and
that he owes bis permanent advance
ment to no influence but his own in
dustry. ability and faithfulness. is SUI
Acient protest against the too common
assertion that boys Of today have no
chance"
The Meeker herald., 1900-04-28

LABAsTINE is the original
and only durable wall coating.
entirely different from all Kali
somines. Ready for use IN
white or fourteen beautiful
tints by adding cold water.
AIDES naturally prefer ALA.
BAST1NE for walls and cell.
inGB, because II Is pure. clean,
durable. Put up in dry pow
derod form, in five-pound Pack.
REes, with full directions.
IL kaisomines are cheap. tenn
porary preparations made from
whiting. chalks. clays. ETC..
and stuck on walls with de-
cnyinG animal glue. ALABA8-
TINE 10 not a kalsomine.
EwARD Of the dealer whs
.sIKn. 10 san s ~ yap III ss% e
..something Just as good" He
10 either not posted Or u try.
ing to deceive you.
ND IN OFFERING something
ho has bought cheap and tries
to sen on ALABASfINE'0 de-
mAnds, ne may not realise the
damage you will suffer BY .
kaIeomine on your walls.
NNOIBID dealers viii not buy
q lawsuit. Dealers risk one BY
selling and consumers BY usin4
infringement. Alabastine Co.
avn PiRhf IN mnkA WAl1 coat.
ing to mtK with cold water.
HH INTERIOR wALLo Of
every church and school should
. coated only with pure. dur
sSss z. HLAsiA .s, lt.s ssf g
tons pssd yearly for this wesk.
4 BUYING ALABAeTINH.
customers should avoid sgt.
ting cheap kalsomines under
different namss. Insist on
hnytnr our goods in packages
and properly labeled.
UfeANCE Of wan paper IL oh
vlatsd 81 ALABAhTINE. It
can b used on p1astered wAlls,
wood cstiin9s, brick Or can
Yas. A child can brush y on.
Il 1oeo not rub or scale on.
.AALIsHED In favor. ehun
III imit ations. Ask paint DEAL
er or druFgist tor TINT sasc.
write us for intersstinE bSSE-
lat, free. AIsA1A0TlNB V.s
Grand Rapids. Mich.
The Meeker herald., 1900-04-28
LOST ART or ARCHITECTURE
Ybs Greeks AvssAsa Q Rs,ssaii
strais ht.ess Of LiasA

re Greeks AvssAsA Q Rssssaiks
straightaess Of LiasA.
II visitor TO Athens places his hat
or other small object At the corner q
one Of the steps Of the Parthsnon and
tries to sight 1t from the other end
he will and 1t has sunk beneath the
delicate curve In the middle which the
designers saw would appear pleasantsr
and softer to the eye than II each step
was shaped to line Of rulsrliks
straightness from beginning to end.
says the Fortnightly. All parts Of the
great building-the floors. architrave.
and even the layers Of stone that con-
stitute the main walls-havs been
shown to conform to . like principle,
and some portions to be curved both In
. vertical and In horizontal manner.
Important ~ was this discovery. 1t
does not stand alone. Mr.. Ruskin has
found that deliberate Emergencies Of
somewhat similar kind exist in the
old Gothic buildings Of venics. and he
considers that they were introduced -
a. to avoid too obvious precision.
does nature. even In her most SYM
hetrical creations-the two sides OF
the human face. for example. Unfor-
tunately. Mr.. Ruskin wrote in tgnof-
ance Of Mr.. Penrose's precise measurs-
msnts and surveys and only uses the
facts. he otherwise marshals 20 well.
to show that Gothic architecture. BE-
ing almost susceptible to such rome
ments, 10 superior to classical archi-
The Meeker herald., 1900-04-28
Shells. vs.r ,an.. /. tn. Air.

Shells Fear ai1ss IN tbs Air.
The power Of the modern gun Ia q
thing that cannot be graaped. The 100
ton projectile strikes with force equal
to 465, 900 eleven stone men jumping
from height Of one foot. When the
sl-ton gun hres q shot twelve miles it
10 fred at such an angle that the shell
goes up to . height 5.4sz feet higher
than Mt. Blanc. Big guns have been
longer in use than most people think.
In the year 1873 they had guns called
"bombards'' which threw = projectile
Weighing quarter Of = ton. They
we're wider at the music than at the
bore. and were used for battering
buildings. The English used big guns
at the battle of Crecy. and amazed the
French. who had never seen such
weapons before.-Answers-
The Meeker herald., 1900-04-28

The chief French railroads have re-
moved all the advertising billboards
from along their routes. 80 that the
many strangers who visit France this
ysAP will be able to scan the beauties
q the landscape without necessarily
eeing reminded OF the virtues OF wares
they do not need. Americans viii
note the reform with pleasure, and
nay b moved to say. with steTne,
The order this matter better In
HraAee."
The Meeker herald., 1900-04-28

President Frost Of Berea College
tsals Of the success OF Kentucky
mountain girl who taught school In
paxticularly unpromising district A
native observer praised her enthusiast
ideally. saying that to look at her yo,
would think she was having the fin
est kind Of time" Possibly some
teachers II favored regions miss thu
Highest success because to look NJ
them you would think they were hay.
ang the worst lind Of p time.
The Meeker herald., 1900-04-28
ns.se.. s..sa. Kin. Americas.

Eagle Pass, Texas, April 22.-News
has reached mere Of the killing Of Jor-
dan l.. Cooke at Acatlam, Oaxaca,
Mexico. Cooke was in charge Of 4
railroad construction gang. He was
standing In a group of half a dozen
men when bandit rode up and fired
several shots into the crowd. killing
young Cooke. His father. who n an
ex-sheri6 of Maverick county. Texas,
has taken the matter up with the Mex
lean authorities.
The Meeker herald., 1900-04-28
s.,s,sA rr..,. n.vs.s rA-ou., -

London, April n. 40 a. m.-Genefaj
Chermside and General Rumble are
moving over the sodden roads. Rain
was still falling when they went into
camp Thursday afternoon. eighteen
miles west Of Dewetsdorp. They hold
the railway and southern frontier n the
Free State with 10000 men.
There Il already a thirty-foot Aooti
OF the Caletion river, which is report-
ed still rising. All the drifts ON the
Modder river are impassablc. Transc
is temporarily interrupted southwsrd,
the water having washed the ballast
from the line Of the railway.
The Meeker herald., 1900-04-28

Puerto Rico's expectation Of coffee
IL larger in volume than that Of any
OF tho other native products Of the is
land. and. according to Gen. Roy
Stone. much Of the coffee IL sold as
genuine Mocha and Java. The aver
age Puerto Rican Agricultural, what
ever his dsprivations otherwise. is
usually the posssssor OF coflee-patch.
which he cultivates. and from which
he secures suhlciency Of the berry to
supply the nssds Of his family. He
bakes the berries till black, and
sounds then Into powder in . NOR
tar. The bsverAss resulting there
fron has tAs color OF ink and the
coasistsncy q broth. Since the close
q The war. soaas Of the natives have
learned to prepare coffee for drinkins
pwnossa after the American fashion;
hatNAost q them practice the ways Of
thslr fAtbsrs.
The Meeker herald., 1900-04-28

Chicago. April 22.-Starvation has
become factor in the building strike
President Carroll of the building
Trades Council estimates that loo
wOrkmen are In actual want. and that
with their families $500 persons are
now In the acute stages Of suffering
- victims Of the strike. The labor
leaders will send out three men to DIFF
ferent parts Of the country to raise
funds from the working men Of other
cities
The Meeker herald., 1900-04-28

sWnGa ~
W0tD(lntio
~. Gzst No.
esro ~ tka
large bells
bfokD out en
ny bahy's
neck. The
S&0 .U-
4 oW y his
bAnk until Il
bees Ne q
mass & raw
6ssh. When
I ashed
. n q pow
AereA him I
The Meeker herald., 1900-04-28

The reciprocity treaties recently ne.
Gotiated by the executive have nor
found favor With the senate. In tn.
case Of the arrangement with the Ar
seutine Republic the time limit fixed
within which the treaty must be rati-
ned passed without action by the sen
ate. Thoss With England relating to
the West ladies would have lapsed in
the same way had not the British gov
ernment agreed to an extension Of the
time. The tine limit in the French
treaty was March ~, but 1t was eI-
tended with Tie consent Of the French
2oysrument
The Meeker herald., 1900-04-28
THE HERALD.
sfnnxM. -. oolosADo.

His satanic majesty may not run AL
H. newspapers in the country, but NO
oas can deny the fact that NO newspa-
~ can be printed without the aid OF
ehe devil"
The Meeker herald., 1900-04-28

Value Of sDiamonds.-An idea OF
the great increase In the cost Of dia-
nondS impaired by the labor Of pol
ishing and msunting, ~ well ~ by the
pfonts Of traders. may be obtained
by comparing their price At the mines
In South Africa with the prices in the
jewelry shops. A diamond weighing
one carat, mounted In = ring may cost
the buyer 500 or more. but at Kimber-
ley the average value Of diamonds IL
only S6.33 Per carat. The value. Of
course. varies with the size and purity
of the stones, but the total value OF
the 22.a43 cArats Of diamonds found
In the, Transvaal in 1893 was only
@2l2.s12, an average Of $3.50 per carat
New-York tribune., 1900-03-22
WEERE TO GO TO-DAY.

,.s.y. auchre under the auspices Of the Nex-f ork
HousehoiG Economic Association. 70 estaollsh
--sining school for doTaestcs, at the Waldorf As
r1-1s 2:90 2 n
-, lecture 5v Miss Amy Lionel al No I7s West
-S ss1,erty-hfch-st-. 1l-So m Subject. women oi
ne French Salon Of the seventeenth century win
MO3.ere
,,,.~ meeting OF the West End Womsns Republican
ne 1ss,cIafon al Nc 23o7 Broadway, AZ 3:i5 p m
I'll, N ..0-1r Second War with England by Miss Jane
neate Wech. in studio No $40, Carnegie Hall, S;lo
p
-,,s-s union prayer meeting the Second Collegiate
C.surch. Len0x-ave and one-huncred- -ano-tNenty-
thtr6-st- 1880 a.
.p-.-,are sale for the benefit the Kings Daugh
Te-s Settlement No. IS Henry-s, 10 continue for
q week
r.,--. m Arabian Moorish and Persian Ornamental
Ar-'' rv Mrs William Corwin Bryant in the chapel
~ Phillips Presbyterian Church Madison-aNe. ana
Seventv-fhird-st-, $50 p m
r.,.e-- for the benefit Cross. the Metro
poIitan Opera House. evening.
Fee lectures a. D The Making and Makers OF
illustrated. H ". Greene, al Public
school No 20 Albany and Carlisle sts; The Wild
In and Nev-Nork City illustrated
hr Cornelius Brlnt Columbus Hall. SiXtieth-
,f venice by E West. Public School
No - East Twenty-s -seventn-st-i steven
BY William Bayard Hale. at Public School
No Sc Niuery-sIxth-st. and lexington ave: Cen
by q. Z. Payson Public School No. 15s, one
between Second and Third
sves- picturesque Australia George II. Cowles
Il Public School No. TO- one hundred -and-seven-
-eerth-st Ncholas-ave-. Hamlet" by Rob
e-r 2 Benedict Public School No. IS No. T2S
Fsfth-st and The Canyons Of the Colorado by r
Dellerbaugh Educational Alliance, East
Broadway and JeTeTscn-st-