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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-05

the ten servants will occupy the twenty
three rooms of the Murphy cottage All
these rooms are splendidly appointed.
The house is rather simple without, but
on the interior nothing is spared that will
add to the beauty or comfort of the
place.
The bedrooms are papered with satin
Of variegated hues, pictures, etchings and
paintings being everywhere. All over the
house there is quaint brfc-a-brac.
Immediately next door to the left Is
the old cottage of the Grants, now occu-
pied by Lewis Price. OrE the right is the
cottage of s. M Guggenheim, the mil
lionaire. Not far away is the old George
w Childs cottage. Less than 100 yards
off is the magnificent villa of Mrs. George
NJ. Pullman Next door Us Gen. Thomas
I. Eckert's home.
Not far distant is the cottage of former
Senator Edward MurphS. Here Richard
Croker will probably spend considerable
time during the presidential campaign.
Here Senator James K. Jones is stopping
now, so that the Democratic and Repub-
lican leaders are plotting for their ma
tional game of political chess almost
within earshot of one another.
Ex-senator Murphy says he is going to
| call on Senator Hanna early next week
and try to make him feel at home in his
new surroundings.
Most of the societvs lights of Elberon
have left their cards at the Hanna villa.
and the Misses Hanna are already es-
| tabIished as POPULAR Miss Ruth Hanna
is a particularly beautiful young woman,
| and she was among those most looked at
| and admired as she sat in her box at the
| horse show
The Hanna young women are entering
| very heartily into the gayety Oh esq
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-05

above the floor, into which a slit is cut,
so that part of the grindstone is below the
level. This lower portion passes through
the water, thus keeping the stones con-
stantly wet.
The operator has a bench or block Of
wood about IS inches high, followed out
to receive his chest and body. On this
bench he lies at full length, and with his
fingers holds the small piece Of OPAL
amethyst or other stone which is to be
cut, against the grindstone, slightly above
the level of the floor In this position the
men lie from morning to night, day after
day. Consumption usually carries them
eff at an early age, but other men are
found to follow this vocation, as the
earnings are comparatively high. The
operator usually owns his grindstone or
at least half of one. This represents an
investment Of about $500, and a sktllful
lapidary can earn from SIS to $25 per
week. He does not usually cut and
polish stones on his own account, but
generally contracts with manufacturing
Jewellers, who furnish him the stones in
the rough, to cut and polish at a certain
price per gem. AS the stones, even In the
rough represent considerable outlay of
money, the honesty Of the workman must
be greatly relied upon, for nobody can
say in advance how many grams of fin
ished stones a certain piece of opal, anne
thyst or the like may yield.
Besides these 'haIf-precious stones, prec-
ious stones such as diamonds, etc, are
also cut and polished there, but this is
an entirely different branch of the in
dustry, and is chiefly carried on in fac
tories with modern machinery.
Another branch of the industry in these
parts is the cutting of canoes.
Pearls also are polished, drilled and cut
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-05
SENATOR HANNA.
Enjoying His Stay Mt EIberOn With
His Wife and Daughters.

N. Y. Journal
1T like this place because 1t is quiet.
I can come here and get away from poll
tics and politicians said Senator Mark
Hanna at his new summer home at Ell
boron. The reason sounds paradoXical,
coming from a man like Senator Hanna,
who appears to take such an exceeding
interest in the game of politics
at have been so active and vigorous In
politics the last five years" the senator
added, that wanted to come down here
midst the strain of the national cam
paign. This place seems so quet and Sc
cluded that 1 just love 1t.
Since Senator Hanna and his family ar
rived last Thursday a huge American flag
has waved from big, white pole in the
side yard The place in other respects
is just like Franklin Murphy left 1t when
he went to Europe.
my home here" said Hanna, will be
the place where a great deal will be done
and planned that I believe to be of su-
preme interest to the American nation.
want this flag to typify to all who may
see 1t the patriotism that here abides.
a small Kaffir bracelet made OF crude
beads, which hangs on the front hall
mantel is a sort of talisman to the
Hannas. A friend of the senator brought
# to the home on Thursday, and 1t so
delighted his daughter Ruth that she
said;
1--WE will just hang it up in the hall
and consider 1t as the omen
Of good luck during our stay at E!ber-
on"
The use of the cottage was rendered te
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-05

Senator Hanna's family by Mr.. Murphy,
whose family is abroad and the offer
was eagerly accepted. The house is di-
rectly on the beach and about 100 yards
from Ocean avenue. A high hedge serves
as a sort of fence along the sidewalk,
and vines and flowers serve to hide the
veranda from the street. This veranda
stretches almost around the cottage.
To the left of the roadway as you en-
ter is a stable. Here Senator Hanna has
a victoria, single trap and a carriage,
with four horses.
The victoria is the favorite vehicle Of
Mrs. Hanna and her two daughters, and
they have already taken the long drive
from Asbury Park to Long Branch sew
eral times. Senator Hanna's favorite
drive is in his single-seate ted trap. He
says he can go faster and it looks more
business-like.
To the rear Of the cottage there are two
little summer houses, just al the ocean s
side. Here Miss Anna Hanna, who is a
great reader, has been spending consider
able of her time. In addition to the
summe houses there is a little bath
house on the beach, and this morning
Senator Hanna donned his bathing suit
and took his first dip.
IT don't think 1 will be bothered with
| photographers" said the senator. But
it was observed that while the senator
was in the surf this morning his man
Stephen, whom he brought on from
| Cleveland, was keeping guard.
The Hannas here are the senator, his
wife Miss Ruth and Miss Anna Hanna.
| The only other member of the family Is
a son.
But Dan had to stay at home and at
tend to business explained the senator
These four members Of the family and
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-05

and shipped IN large quantities to all
countries, including the United States
Think Of all the little villages scattered
among the hills of the curious little priu-
cipality, far removed from railroad COM
munication and from the source Of sup
ply Of the raw material, and yet every
village filed with opals and amethysts.
with diamonds and pearls, Jasper and
agate, and all along the tsreams the
turning of the wheels and the PROSTATE
thousands wearing out their short lives in
bringing out the luster and the beauty Of
the gems.
On the next grand opera night at the
Metropolitan, when all the parterres Of
boxes are painting and cleaning with
jewels and pearls think OF the green hills
Of Berkenfeld and imagine for moment
that the Jewels are the sprays OF water
flying from the swift-turning wheels by
the Maize, and the pearls are the white
faces of the consumptives who watch
them. But only for a moment so pom
der, for all splendor In this world lex
cept the splendor Of the stars and the
lilies of the field requires human sacris
fee; and amid the crash Of Wagner .
music see upon the great stage appear
the Valkyries-chOosers Of the slam.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-05
QUAINT BERKENFELD.
Where Lives Wear Out in Cutting
Jewels.

Up among the hills Of the Maine river,
In the Grand Duchy of Oldenburg, Ger
many, is the curious little principally
of Berkenfed, with population OF about
AZ, 600 people For hundreds of years the
principle industry of this out-of-the-way
place has been the cutting and polishing
of precious and "half-precious" stones.
Although an improved factory system
is lust beginning to be introduced into
the community, most of the work is still
done in the same old laborious manner in
which it has been for so many genera
tons.
In the early days there were agate
uuarries in the hiIlsides of Berkenfeld,
and it is, without doubt, due to the exist
ence Of these quarries that the chief in
dustry of the principality owes its origin.
But the quarries of agate have long since
been exhausted and now to the hillsides
of the quaint German region come car
goes of agate, amethyst, Jasper, opal and
topaz from far-away Brazil lying where
the Orange mountains lift their heads to
the Southern Cross beyond strange seas,
of which the Berkenfelders only dream.
The usual method employed in Berken-
field In cutting and polishing these stones
is the following:
In a rude hut by a stream, which fur
nishes the power, four large grindstones
about four feet in diameter are so fixed
that their axes are only about one foot
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-05

But this was not all They descended
noiselessly to the pantry and stole lar;
Of straw berry jam and various pints of
molasses. With these they besmeared the
beds, so that when the seniors sought re-
pose after The awful shocks of the even
ing they found themselves pasted onto
the sheets
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-05
Beginning Aug. 1st,

The Northern Pacific adopted the pan
of serving breakfast and luncheon on all
its transcontinental trains on the la carte
plan-pay for what you eat; dinner will
be served as heretofore, table d'hote,
81 CO. This applies to both North Coast
limiteds" and the Pacific and Twin City
Express trains.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-05
sar,ou. ORense Charged.

CHIPPEWA FALLS, Wis, Aug. A.
Jerry G. Bromly, a resident of Ingram,
was arrested today on a warrant sworn
out by Mrs. Ellen ingalls,, charging him
with criminal assault upon the person OF
her daughter, aged fourteen years
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-05

End They are bright and vivacious
young women, and the particular pride
of the famous senator's heart.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-05
Tra1n cut no Both Legs.

PRENTICE. Wis. Aug. 4.---Gust Berg
strom had both legs cut of while at
tenpting to board 500 train at Brant
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-11-07
IN THE STATE

In spite of the strenuous exertions
the opposition and the lavish use
=. money, Bryan, Newlands and
Fitzgerald carry Ormsby county by
decisive majo1ities.
1t is claimed that Washoe and
Storey are also in line for the Fusion
ticket.
If this is fact it insures the cleo
ton Of Bryan, Newlands and Fitz
gerald throughout the State by de
cisive majorities.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-11-07

Yesterday the trusts recorded sig
nal triumph over the American peo-
pie. All the corporate wealth, the
sydicates, the trusts end all forms Of
money combines joined hands and
administered dose Of medicine TO
the rest of the country, the bitterness
Of which they will know more o.
later Old.
With full information Oh the subj
ject, and with a thousand trusts
forming all over the Union nnder the
Mckinley administration raising the
price Of every commodity which tn:
common people use. the same suffer
ers by the operation deliberately
walk to the polls and vote for con-
tinuation of the evils which ground
them to the dust Of poverty.
1t is quite clear that the American
people are in favor of giving more
power to the trusts and that they
like the trend toward Imperialism.
The party which has deliberately
trampled on the Constitution and
nullified the Declaration of Independ-
ence has been fully endorsed by a
majority Of the voters and the people
have said, in effect. We like to see
the rich get richer and are only too
glad to contribute to our pile. You
are welcome to all we have and if it
necessary to work a little Ion er
nd harder to help you get richer we
are only too glad to have the oppor-
tunity of assisting you 1t you need
anything we have, call on us at any
time, The devotion of the middle
classes to the trusts is more than
touching. Hurrah for MCKINLEY
Hanna and Rockefeller.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-11-07

The Carson News, which lauded New
lands to the skies two years ago, is howl
ing against him this fall This venal
sheet never placed a winner during its
brief but spotted career, and a more
hopeful augury OF the success of a can
didate than its enmity never existed
journal.
sending out dispatches about the enor-
nous odds being offered against Bryan
in the betting in Chicago. We wonder if
it is the same kind of betting that Sardis
Summerfield is doiHg-all wind and no
dough.-JOurnal.
Ia the State of Idaho the women yes
terday, for the first time, participated in
q Presidential election. In three other
States-Colorado, Utah and Wyoming
the women voted
AS ainended March IA. 1899, Inspectors
and Clerks are only allow ed $50 for theil
services at election no matter how lone
it takes to count the ballots.
WANTED-men and women of good
character and references, to represent AZ
established house; splendid opportunity
for arrangement. Address z. O. box 5s7
Portland, Oregon.
Ii you want a first class education at
tend The Nevada Business College, Car
son City. The College is recognized by
the leading Universities and Medic:.
Colleges on the Coast. One of its gradu
ates has just received the appointment
to West Point and passed No. l.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-11-07
Official Count Of State Funds

State Of Nevada,
County Of Ormsby.
Reinhold Sadler, Eugene Howell and w d
jones being duly sworn, severally say that
they are mem bers Of the Board Of Ex-
aminers Of the State OF Nevada; that on
the 18th day of October 1900, they
latter having ascertained from the books
Of the State Controller the amount Of
money which should be in the Treasury
made an official examination and count
81 the money in the State Treasury Of
nevada, and founn the sai.e correct ~
follows:
Coin-----7-----.-----.----$136.702.I
Paid Coin Vouchers not
returned to Controller 13,76576
Total------------------ $780,
State School Fund Securities
Irredeemable Nevada State School
nds------------------ eas0.O0000
Nevada State Bonds 3826O0O0
United States Bonds 7S5Q0oOt
Total--.---------------N ,578,O6s.30
Reinhold Sadler,
Eugene How.ll.
w. d. Jones.
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this 18th day of October, A.. D. 1900.
sEALl J. DoANR, Notary
Public, OrHsby County, Nevada
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DRY HOT AIR. The msr r,,srlfis. syresssss77
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Chronic diseases and the aIus ssfeet
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VIM NEAns' ENpERIEAcE-

IN the practice Of medicine has enah,sa M. ),
snow The public conclusively thar "A anx w ~
caiied innurahle diseases are eurehie n, So
, lsl,Is,o y methods make speciality y
iepsy Cancer, Goitre. Hcrnis vari.,, I EPi-
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LARGE, cool front south room VIII l,s o, w
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TEN THOUSAND buys bargoin. hundred feet
square; Two paved streets. Improvement;
three blocks from Capitol Wm. W.
Thomas q Co. "
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TRY our adjustable awnings; will 1T any
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REAL EsrATE FOE SAFE


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MORPHINE AND wHG3KY HABITS CURED
To whom II may concern This is to
testify that ] had used morphine Tor hve
years and was using from 10 100 grams
per DAY approximately and besides had
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DRUGS AND PRESCRIPTIONS iabcled
From Waples' arc sure to be Of the best.
Free delivery. Phone s52 G-2
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FOR i5c-Boys' fancy and mixed Straw 25c
Hats Monday i5c. The Big Boston Store.
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xAkSoGAA..

LIST OF ANSWERS
To advertisements IN office OF The Post
for the week ending Saturday, May 20.
A. X. ~, A. c.. 1916 1926: 943t, 1917 To-.
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OPIUM. whisky and other drug habits cured
10 so days SanatUrium treatment book and
particulars free. b. M. Woolley, NJ. b.,
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BOARD AND ROOMS

Bc,ARDEpS -Seect place, good tspie is,,os
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FRElc--Succeas IN HE can only be obtalned
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ONE TEAsPooNFUL three times day be-
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MARRY--Largest matromn,a paper pub
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FOR DAINTY WEDDING trousseau aud
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IF A. w. M'1NToSH from Crystal SPRINGS,
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HAVE FOUND positive cure for drunken.
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UARRIAGE PAPER with hundreds o. de-
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WANTED--Lessons from thorough pianist
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REGISTERED DRUGGIST, speaking some
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testify that ] had used morphine Tor hve
years and was using from 10 100 grams
per day hypodermcally and besides had
drunk from 1 to 3 quarts OF whisky per
day. On April II, ] went to the Mat
thews Home" for treatment / was OF once
placed On treatment. and after the first
dose of medicine ] had no desire for either
morphine or whisky ] suffered absolutely
no pain and am today IS web MS before !
ever took a dose OF morphine or whisky l
have tried many cures. al 10 no avail aud
aIu free to say to all sufferers that Dr.
Matthews saved my life, and believe any
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n matters not how long the drug has been
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than two weeks treatment, well and nap
ny nen. The Matthews Home is located at
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gs pr. Matthew's takes his patients into
his private home" and treats them as
members Of his family. Amy one desiring
any Information as regards Dr. Matthew'S
treatment his ability or reliability, can
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which will receive prompt reply. | MAXI
this alicavit for the sake of suffering hui
manly. aud ] most heartily commend this
Institution to any one suffering from these
he 50;h day OF April, At0 Oscar r Cole.
Subscribed and sworn to hciore mo this
Goth day OF April a d, 1900 G.. O. Brown,
Notary Public Bexar county, Texas -
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WANTED situation on the railroad by
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MARRY Texas people who desire TO wed or
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THE AGENCY FOR Madame Graham's Toilet
Preparations Is located at no, S06 Main
street, Houston. Texas. Ladies are cor
daily invited to call and examine these
preparations. Office hours from l2 TO 1880
p. m. and after n p. Saturdays al day.
60
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lCHARCoAI.--Car lots or less Also pulver
lied charcoal for ice boxes. Write the only
exclusive wholesale house in existepce for
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