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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-07-07
SUNDAY SERVICES.
81 rArl,n rrl.cnr,1.

sr rAuL's EPISCOPAL.
Fourth Sunday after Trinity. Morn,
ing prayer sermon at 1880 a. m. sun
day school at II 80 a. m Eyensonp
aud sermon at Sp. m.
UNnV CnuRCn
Service at 1880 a. m. Rev. ". r..
Copelanc, pastor No evening service.
Subject ol morning sormon-''rhe Con.
st'tuton of Unitarians to the Religion
OF the Twentieth Century.
cnmsri,N SCIENCE.
salem Church of Christ, Scientist, 20g
Liberty street. Services at 10 $50 a. m.
and y, m. Sundays, and every Wednes.
day evenlng at s o'clock. Subject of
sunday lesson sermon; "l.ile."
EVANGELICAL.
Sevcntceth aud Chomeketa street.
n shup?, pastor. Preaching services
az II a. m. and s p, m. y. =. 4. at $50
y. m. Morning subject, "Am with you
always, " Evening, Daniel Ia the Lion s
Dom
CENTRAL CON0RE0AioNAL CHURCH,
Corner Nineteenth aud Ferry streets.
/, III. Henderson, Pastor. Preaching at
the usual hours tomorrow. subject al
Il a. m, Look on the Bright side.
subject at $ p. m, The Man Who
Leads
FIRST CHRISTIAN.
J, j. Evans, pastor, preaching at 10 80
a. m aud y, m, Bible school at ~ n.
Junior Endeavor at p m. .P.S.C.|
- at y, m. Morning subject, Chris.
uaa uaa Warfare evening, "fhe Power Of
lgstiE Mr..
South Salem. a q. blackwell, pastor.
Morning Service at lO.3O. SUNDAY
school at II IN. EpWorth League al u. |
m. Evening service at \. Morning |
sermon by Prof. W. r. Drew. Evening
subject "A Prosperous Man"
uNirEn nRgrnRgN.
New Park chuvh, Mission street, near
Twelfth The nov pastor, Rev. A \. /
Ware, Oi Oregon City, will preach al
lO,io q M, and Rev Walter REYNOLDS.
4 iormer pastor, will preach al n. IN.
hihlo school AZ CLOSE OF morning service.
tiRsr CONGREGATIONAL.
kov, W, q. kanner. n. d., pastor
i'rvaoh,ng at 1880 a m. aud : y. M.
sunday sohool at ~ m \. 4. 5. q. n.
y q m, l4eadcr-Miss Mattel Hewitt.
Morning subject The Kind oi Men
he Morld Needs, " Evening Subject
p The CAPTAIN OF oar salvation
fiRsr UNITED EyAN0EilVAL.
Rev, n, l.. Pratt pastor. Services la
hls church morning aud evening. sun.
lay school at 10 o'clOck society of
'hristian kndeayoF meets at5 b. m. AL
o;fO a, m. Rev. q. r Blackwell wll
reach. ATS O'clock p. IA. the pastor viii
onducl service.
hAfItsr OuCRCn.
Ronald Mchlllop, pastor. Topic
Jesus Only" al lO:3l A. M
he Ordinance ol the l.onl'a supper will
. administered at the close "nirn
nd uVerturn, or China and iis Wars,n
y, IA. loang Peoples meeting, lea
y kdnh Minstanly, sabiect. "A G0od
acstlon. Z. y. m. SUNDAY School al
N. A spe~'lal invitation given 20 All
fftff flf fffflt aaFVice,
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BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE
Lots of Small Tracts of From
| TO 20 Acres in and
Around Salem.

Some fine tracts, all sizes, near
Turner. Others at Aumsville, stayton,
scio, Lebanon, Albany, jefferson, In.
dependence, Dallas, Monmouth, sheri.
dan, McAlinnville, Dayton, Hubbard,
Woodburn, Gervais and Brooks. We
also handle the lands for McMaster 4
Birrell in Marion, Polk, Yamhill, Multi
nomah and Washington counties. Also
the land known as the Concordia Land
4 Trust Co. property. These lands are
offered at very low prices, in order to
settle up old mortgages. We have lands
at prices Of from $3.50 per acre up. Also
houses and lots in Salem, to sell cheap.
Also to trade for ranches.
Ifyou have any property to sell, trade
or rent or want to buy or trade or want
loan or insurance, call and see us, at
SSs Commercial St., Salem, Ore,
BO1ORTH, RYAN & co.
0 26ml
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Judge Boise ran his justice mill al
day Friday, and the following additional
docket entries have been made
T. +. Geer, governor, va. Ellen Savage
ct al, conirmation-Motion overruled
and sale confirmed.
Walter Morley vs.. Jena Morley, di.
vorce, at issue-Trial Thursday, July l2,
at 10 a. m.
Delphine T.. Allen Va. Chas. J. Allen,
divorce, deiault-Trial at p. IN. July o.
Divorce granted.
John NJ. Olds vs. Catherine Olds,
diyorce-Parties said 10 be divorced in
Multnomah county.
Ada Strong vs.. George II. Jones, ct al.
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Off the Track.

This means disaster and death when
applied 10 fast express train. II il
equally serious when IL refers to people
whose blood Ia disordered and who con-
sequently have pimples and sores, bad
stomachs, deranged kidneys, weak
nerves and that tired feeling. Hood's
Sarsaparilla puts the wheels back on the
track by making pure, rich blood and
curing these troubles.
Constipation is cured by Hoods Pills.
OEa
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equity - Motion to strike out allowed
and leave to answer July9.
In the matter Of the estate Of James
s. Martin, deceased, an appeal from the
county court, motion TO amend the
transcript--0rdered that the final report
be certified to this court as part Of the
transcript.
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sealed bids for wood, required at IN,
Penltentlary for the next ~ months
viii he received at the Office of the snr
SSd6inna'endent Sdna until Sa turday, june 20
49, 49, at . O'Clock p. m.. at which time
they will he opened. ''''
u, Sealed bids for Dry Goods. Groceries
Stout, shoes, Leather and Findinss
ueS's' tlsh, Plumbing supplies DrnSs
et,'l Hlll be received al the oftiea ~ az
sseePS'lntendent ~ until Tuesday. Jnlv M
lsVO' al 5 o'clock p. IA. al which t;ro5, nv,
they Will be opened. 'N' ''''''
me right is reserved "a reiact .,,, an,
aii olds or any portion OF a bi6 ''''
deposit OF $40 In ,ash ~ ..-,;s u. A,
eheek' payable to the superintenSant
msst % sss.J"nlpany sJ each bid for tiour or
An o,ba. 9i to each bid for fish.
an sn,os,, S,.,S, Jus must be accompanied by
amount Of the bal. '''0
,hs ns, 80 envelope should be inscribed
msnnt nV n1suie OF The bid. Goods Of Oregon
nr,ia.".fe ,ia.e sufe or production will receive
S''hsI'.tS, othes things being equal.
iii, h., elos oi The various lines of goods
he snn.'i,..d ,Silnlshed upon application TO
~, 9ee hers slll BE- issued for payment
~ ol.,is ,.le Isl q the month following com.
san,ia,.d s,S,'vn d contract and quarterly on
''tuhnons NJ contract.
a1e's are invited to be present.
Oregon STATE q iss Psai,sp.
salem ovsssa, Jun. ls, 1900
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T0DAY'S MARKET.

PORTLAND, July. - Wheat, valley 81
6 SO. Walla Walla, b5 to So.
Flour-Portland, best grades S2.05 &c
1920. Graham 2.70 per bbl.
Oats-Choice White 3i@35c, grey 80
20 33 per bushel.
Millstuff-Bran, $l3; shorts, SIS.
Hay Timothy-{l0@ll per ton.
Onions-l.2b for red l.50 for Silver
skins.
Potatoes-40 10 SOC per sack.
Butter-Best dairy, 20@25; fancy
creamery, 80 10 40c. Store 25c.
Eggs-0regon, 10
Poultry-Chickens, $500 to 100; hens,
" TO 4.50; turkeys, live l3c.
Mutton-Dressed, z TO ne per pound.
Hogs-Heavy dressed 20 &c.
Beef-Steers, f4@4.50; cows, so "a ;
dressed beef, 6)IS TO 714c.
veal-Dressed, 8 a SIC, for small.
Hops-2@Sc.
Wool-Valley, l2@lSc; Eastern Ore
gon, l0@l6c; Mohair, 25c.
Hides--Green, salted 90 lbs, s@9c /;
under 90 lbs, 7R@816 sheep pelts, 15@
zoe
SALEM MARKKT.
Wheat-6S pounds and over, 40.
NNoit 40 W Auig mouhlIg ~
Hops-5 10 INC
Oats-2S 10 SOC.
Hay-Baled, cheat, 81; to $3.50 timo-
thy, $40.
Eggs-l2l6 10 l3isc.
Flour-In Wholesale lots, $3.50 retail,
IS.
MIillstuffs-Bran, Sl3; shorts, Sl4h.
Hogs-Dressed, 6&c.
Live cattle-steers, sll; cows, 23[ to
Sheep-t2.50@3.
Dressed Veal-6Nc.
Butter-Dairy, l5o; creamery, zoe.
Poultry Fat hens per h., &c.
spring chickens per h.. 10
Potatoes-2O 10 26c per bushel for old.
q Potatoes new, SOC per bushel.
AsToRTA.
si....sa: s.1" u: /R"'MIIo@5:5-..zz.-HS IIo " ~. z.-H Bought
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The Fourth was everywhere glorious
and 40 some places Il qni,raising la time
Tor the fireworks. AN over Oregon the
only dry things, were the spceches.
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AppoInted Regent.

Justice q, T., Wolverton has been ap
pointed regent Of the Monmouth Nor,
NAL school, 10 on out tho unexpired term
OF j. j. DAILY, who has left the state
The term expires May 1908
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Peace Declared

Why devote all your time reading
the Boer War and the Gold Fields Of
AlaskaY There are other matters O
vital Importance; yOu may make a trim
East, and will want 10 know how 10
travel. In order 10 have the best ser.
wee, use the Wisconsin Central Ry..
between 81. Paul and Chicago. For
ates and other information, write Jas.
A, CLOCK, General Agent, Portland, ore
moo
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W. Judson names his son. born on
July o At l0a. M, William Jennings
Bryan Adlai Stevenson Jadson.
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JOURNAL xsAYs

Everybody canno, be happy no, even
At home.
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ook Over Your Coupons

The holders of the following Coupons will upon
presentation receive the Prizes indicated by the list
below those being the numbers drawn July 8:
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Col. Pat DOMAIN has been hack East,
and az logical result. Oregon u getting
considerable good editorial advertising
~ Exchange.
Hut tbs bulk oi ths immigration gives
Oregon the r,.oy
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only people barred from voting are Pop.
ulists, negroes and Republicans.
tt4
The Albany Press wonders il General
Coxey wrote the Good Roads" plank in
the republican platform?
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Oregon Short Line Railroad
The Direct Route to
Montana. Utah, Colorado
and all Eastern Points.
Gives choice OF two favor.te routes, via
the UNION PACIFIC Fast Mail Line,
or the RIO GRANDE Scenic Lines.
No Change Of Cars.
On the Portland-C Chicago Special, "the
finest in the West"
Eauipped,With
Elegant Standard SIeepers
Fine New Ordinary Tourist
Seepers
Su 'erb.Librarv.Buffst Cars
SNIendid Dinners, Meals
a la carte
s rec Reclining Chair Cars
Comfortable Coaches and
Smokers
Entire Train Completely
VestibuIed
For further information apply 70
r.. NAGEL, w. Y. CONAN
Trav. Pass. Agt. Gen'l Agen
l42 Third st. Portland Or.
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fhosc Methods, people must certainly
have religion, 10 have been stranded on
sand bar day and night without
food, and them come home with a smile,
saying they would 30 II again Il they
had a chance.
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SOUTH AND EAST
Southern Pacific Co,
The SHASTA ROUTE
Trains leave Salem for Portland and way
stations at $40 q. m. 1884 q. N. and

Pullman and Tourists cars on both
trains. Chair cars Sacramento to Ogden
and FL Paso, and tourist ears 10 Chisaro,
st. Louis, New Orleans and Washington.
Connecting at San Frandisco with sew.
eral steamship lines for Honolulu,
Japan, China, Philippines, Central and
South America.
See Mr.. w. w. Skinner Ageat at Salem
Station, or address
Q. IL. MARKHAM, g. p. A.,
Portland, Oregon.
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apparent hypno,ism which seems To have
been exercised over the late board OF
county commissioners by certain agree
able attorneys Of this city.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-07-07

Nov many will 10 10 the mountains
and seaside 10 reeuperAte. las JouRNAl
will accompany anyone by ordering the
sane, Terms, 10 vents for singley
month.
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Prof. Washbnrn, tho Strie biologist,
has taken 20 raising Belgian hAres, II
Is 4 pleasure 70 note that one oi theSlaie
University faculty has been added 10 the
great wealth. prodpeluF interests Of
Oregon
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lydia E. PInkham', Vegetable Compound
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There are seven candidates Coz tho
Forest Grovc posioiioe, and all are
siannch friends Of Congressman Tongue.
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Poi tland Dispatch; Some one IL
booming Hon. Il. ID, lnman, Of this city,
through the East Oregonian, as a proper
candidate for governor two years hence.
That correspondent can say nothing too
good Tor Rob, /" and We will say, should
circumstances put him into that posi-.
ton, he will make an executive that will
reflect credit on the state.
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THE DAILY JOURNAL

ny HoFER BROTHERS,
SATURDAY, July 7. 1900,
Daily one Year a.ooln Advance
Daily -Four Months o. ln Advance
Weekly Ono Year Si.oo In Advance
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BIDS INVITED

S'as inNlied for Wood ana Otser supples for
the Oregon StAte laeBheutiary.
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WILLAMETTE RIVER -------
For Portland, Newberg and Wa "a
Leave Landings. Monday Mednes ~
Salem day and Friday at 1000 a n. d.uiletnl ZEN
Tuesday, Thursdayand aa,ar. a II.ay ~ a.
day at $50 a. IN. m
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ex Sun COLUMBIA RIVER
Satur- STEAMERS, R n.
10 D, a%y y. - A''O'l" A'l0 way IAAalnS',
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OCEAN BTEAMBHIPR- - -------.
SD m. For San Franolsco,
Sail every i've days.
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bp0- q
kane Walla Walla, Spokane, Minua Q
Flyer apOlis, 81. Paul, Duluth. Mi
600 pm waukee Chicago and east.
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9eaen bic r@DttItden! SET
sr,"
Neip Dort, z. Mai.

JletD DUTI, {. W(QL
Ser rWorlD" miro bon WaIbinG=
ton gs1relpet: Oas BDitamt nirb Die
ug6ttlid)en Seller" BON Der Senubung
Der Poit ausf6lieBen. Set einem
Mpnat nurOen Snformutionen iiber
Die Mctboben geiammelt unb es 1T iebt
anertannt, baB Der @ei9dftsbetrieb Elm
angeiebli9sr tit.
Sin uoDttli9er 6eiler" Namens
8eltmer in Nepaoa, &c., 3. g. COLI
leftirte nod @elher fir v0eilune"
nonbem Der gatient ldngt aeitorben
mar. Ser angebli4e 6siler tit Prdz
ftbent Der Mmertcan S6ool Of Mas=
netic 6saline in Nepaoa, no.; er be-
bauptet, $4,000 Berionsn bebanbelt
gu baben, p6ne baB er tie iemals fab,
unb baB ale Bis auf IL gebetlt NOR
BEN feien.
Die poftbshOrben baben bic Beam
ten Der Mnitalt eriuht, am u. Mai
at erf1einen unb au erfldren, tparuul
lire Metboben ntht ais 8etrug beban=
belt nerben fDlten.
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S Wv Ot&Sn bS4t1AaANf
bat oieielben aug ibren Steaungen
Dertrieben. Die Deomanrp 1ebt bic Ser
folsung fort. ueber bas Ge5ultat lit
nod ni9ts befannt.
Warrenton, 6. Mats
@eftern pertrieb General Barton
1000 Biz 5000 Buren, BEL Hooiben BON
9iisel gu 9igel. Die 8uren tpebrten
fi6 bartnddig, muBten aber tpeiter unb
lieben i1re Sobten unb 8ermunbeten
aurlid. Die 8erluite Der 8riten fparen
letGt. General Barton 1ebt bic 8erfol=
gung fort. Die 8uren haben @inbior=
ton unb alipbam eerdumt.
General Yaget's Brigade sreift bic
Burenfeaungcn Bel Warrentpn an.
Ser seitrise aampf mar elm febr
f9peret unb bauerte BON 9 ltbr Mor.
gems Bis 4 l1br Na9mittaas. Mebr als
einmal toar Die britiihe Snfanterte gu
8aionettdngrtffen s~eanungen, unb bte
8uren ni6en erft, als lire Giidjuslis
ME in 9efabr mar. Die 8erlu5te Der
8riten paren 5 Spbte unb Is 8ers
punbete. Die 8riten ma6ten eine Mns
sabl 8efangene, audi bds fdpebif4e
Mmbulanscorps, bas aber ipieber frets
selafen nurbe. Muf ibrem eiligenRiids
aug lieBen bic 8uren 13 SDbte 5uriid.
Warrenton, 5. Mai.
Mbenbs.) Der 8aalfluR lit ppr
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fortpn iiberf9ritten norben. Die 8us
rem baben WinDfprtpn unD Rlipbam
gerGumt. Sic aieben norbnGrts unO
fGmpfen babel aus 8rGften. Barton
beftet fi9 aber an tire Serien uno
unterbdlt Elm beftdnbtses Irtileries
feuer auf tie. Nus ben Staubpolten
Al f9lieben miifen bic auf benz Giidz
auge befinoli6en 8uren in febr GROCER
3abl iein.
8ranpTort, 4. Wai.
Die ginna6me 9rdnDfprts nar
bas Refultat zines noAlangelegten UNI
tppblausgefiibrtsn planes.
Np9 in Der NaGt Dor benz 8orz
ridden Der 8riten famen 1000 8lrer
bierber uno beieBten cine itarte Ser
tbeibisunsslinie in Der ausgeiprcGez
men Mbfint, ben 8riten BIB gum bitter
item @nbe Wiberfano 5u leiiten.
Snfolee Der strategic oes 2oro
Roberts mubten tie aber e.nen eilisen
Ridaug antreten, po5et IL beinabe e.
men 9pnpOD ppn Eanonen einbIbten;
au9 muBten tie bic 8e-tbeiDisuns Der
Stabt aufseben.
2prb ytooerts tpur pdbreno Der
Sperationen auf elmer &rpie nDroti9
bon &aree, BON no aus er NIT ieoer
Golonne in belipgrapbiiher 8er5in.
bung bleiben fonnte.
Nuf benz re@ten ,Slugel ridtea
8ruce's uab Samilton's 8rigaoer
DitliG, elmer Heibe bon 8opiss enIlang,
bic bura cine Strabs nit Der giIenz
babn in 8erbinOuns itanb. Wtar=
tpea's Brigade folste turs binterbsr
nit Wapen su fetner Ytnten; ale un<
ter benz 8efebl bss Bsnerals Suder.
General polezgarep's 9ipiion, be-
ftebenb aus sSones' unb Stepenion's
8rieaben, bilbete bas Centrum, ndb=
renb Sutton's berittene .Snfanterie,
meiitens ganabter, Iuitralier uno
Neu<S ~eelGnper, einsn pelten 8oaen
madte unb Ditli6 pon Der Stabt
eintraf.
Gtna 3 @tunben ra1 Gem 8sginn
bes 8ormari9es pu-oe our Hepten
beftiges Qrtiqeriefeusr pernommen.
MarneI faro. baB Die Buren snei
@ef9ibe IN gutter Stenung aufse<
pflanst bdtten unb ct e.ofinete felbtt
Mrtiueriefeaer auf $500 guros Gnts
ferr1ung. g&e Ranpnen Der 8uren ma>
rem balb satm Satpeigsn ssbra9t.
Damn bOrte mon :S%epebrfeuer our
Qinten, mo Der 9enerdl 6uttpn auf
bic fort perf9anateu Suren ge1toBen
tpar. Oieie 2ebteren paren aber iibe.
bas Muftauthen Der 8r1ten 10 iiber.
rai9t, baB fie lire Stsluns rdumten,
obne biel Wiberftanb at leiiten. Die
8uren begannen bunn fi9 auf alel:
Yunften auriid5usieben, oa fie gegsn
bas S4rapnelfeuer her 8riten nt9t
gef6iibt parer. sic eit1en iiber bic
Gbene ndG elmer &ei5e fleiner &ppies,
tpel9e bic Stabt beberriden. Mber
alb biefe poition :unbten tie aufgcs
ben. Sol. Mlberfen osriub.e bic 8uz
rem sl umgeben. purbe dber bon einem
70 beftigen Seuer aus Mdrimsef9iibsr,
empfansen, baB ct arriidpeiden
mubte.
lin 2 ubr Na6mittaes befanb ii9
bic aanae8uren= Mrmee 4 Meller n0rb=
li1 bon Der Stabt auf Dem &iidsue.
@s purben mebrere s9luen gefangen
genommen, eini9liebiib sines Cont
m%anbanten, Der a%uriidyefebrt mar, um
bic Sslsarapbenz Snitrumente gu aer=
ftDren.
Die GeTangenen iagen, DAB Die
Staot BON etpa 5000 8uren beiest
mar.
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Ser Eei9sfanaler Siirit 9obenlobs
CAB au @bren bes Dtsrreihilden Mis
ni1ters bes MeuBeren @rafen @olus
6otpsfi Elm Ghen, an benz Die IN 8ats
fer 5rana Soiepb's 8egleituns befinbs
li9en 8eamten bes Oiterret9ii9en
ouspdrtiaen Nmtes, Der Oiterrei9iiGs
BOti9after in Berlin, Graf S5oegDs
emp : Mapi9, 5irit BON gulenburg.
Or. Wiquel. 9raf Yofaoofpstp : Webs
ner, @ruf b. Billion, Sr. b. Gueanus.
Chef bes beuti9en taiierlihen Gipils
Rabinetts. @raf b. 8aleitrem, Sber,
8iirgermeifter Rirf9ner uno Der Jrets
herr BON Hihtbofen tbeilnabmen .
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Gretgefprp9en n.
0etrpit mih 7 mn

Ser Mafdtnift Sbomas M. Sbompz
ION tpurbe beute bon Der Mntlage Der
fabrld1iigen SObtung freisefpro6en.
Gr mar in 1895, als cine Dampffel=
ielerploiipn i'm Detroit sSournalzGes
hdube 81 MenI1en bas 2eben fotete,
Der Mafdiniit in benz @ebdube. Dies
NOR Stnmpion's Speiter gro3eb; Der
erfte bate feline @erurtbeilung CUR
Solae, nelhes l1rtbetl aber bas Sberz
seri1t umitteB une sinsn neuen proz
aeB %anprbnete.
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g E It n.

Bolton, Wfah., z. Wai.
Wiatam Gronninfbielb gnoicott
3rtess Setretdr ndbrenb Yrdiibsni
glebelanb's eritem Qmtstermin, itarf
bier i'm Otter bon 70 sSabren an be,
3ungenentainbung.
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Commercial Hotel

Reiienoe unb 3oftsdnger finoen bel mir bic
'efte Mdhlseit nno elm gutes Bett; eben5p In
metner Sdanfpirtbiduft bic beften getrdnfe.
PETER sPANIOL.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-10
Scrabble Gltern.
Wtlfesbarre, Ya., q. Wtd

Die Nad)barn bes @bepaares pste,
Merfo BON plpmoutb pieien oasielbt
an, binner elmer Mode Die Stabt gu
perlaFsn. anbernfals Isiroe iein9aus
nieDergebrannt peroen. Otsle 9ano,
lungsmeile Der 8iirser tpuroe burf
has brutale 8erbalten bes Yaares 9e'
gen ieinen 1~2idbrisen Sobn peranlabt
Ote @ltern batten Den Enaben bis gu,
8epubtlolisteit seidtIasen unb ihr
bann als tpbt in etnen @iitermasgou
seporfen. 9eute Morsen fanb man
ben Mrmen in bemielben lieaen nnt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-10
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Simmer gu BEN niebrisiten 4reiien.
ReselmdBis Smilden Seem gorf unb
Bremen. Sanbsleuten, melhe i'm Sin.
ne baben, cine Sour mad Seutidlanb
gu MAIDEN, sarantireu mir cine idnel. {
le=, btaises unb o~nsenebme : &eiie.
Gn gutter @eieui6aft feblt IS niemals,
menn man nur feline Siuete BON 6.
$. SDtbman s So. tauft. ga
Die Serren nur bic aueinise asentur
bes Norbbeuti6en 9lepe beiiseu.
Snr5 9eia9t! @er pirtli9 Bee
abii9tist, cine &eiie mad Oeuti6lanb
gu MAIDEN ooer Gerpanbte p. OeutIf.
Lamb tommen su laiien, ioate ni9t per,
seiien, feline gilete iber Der Norbbeut<
lden 9lopb Sinie gu %taufen, benin bas
Bette lit INNER bas Siuisfte. @eaen
ndberera usfunft menbe man iib nur on
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-02-20

my trial. can say from my
heart, 4 know. o Lord. that thy judg-
ments are right. and that in faithfulnes~
thou hast afflicted me-" Do not gricve
my darling. on my account. Divine
grace is abundantly given me. - that
| have no disposition to mlrmur or re
Tine. These separations are sad. but
they Will soon he over. Heaven is our
home. We will there forever be with
one another, and with the Lord. Be of
good comfort. Cast all Of your care upon
God; he careth for YOU. He chasti>es
You because he loves YOU. My greatest
desire IS that this may be a sanctified
aftiiction 70 YOU and the dear children.
It soothes me that dear DR.. and Mrs.
Brown are with YOU; and then DR..
Moore is 50 kind at such seasons. Ler
this letter calm and reassure YOU. l
know the authorities will allow it to
pass you. Il comes from the sad, YET
comforted heart Of your loving husband.
NJ. u. HOGE.
Before his return. he rad i marvellous
escape from capture. and was received
rs one who had escaped by ire. The Of
ticers Of the Confectionery were grateful
for the service he had rendered and gave
him every expression of their gratitude.
II WAS a perilious journey and only i
brave man could have undertaken it.
The surrender OF Lee army brought
him deepest gloom. His whole heorr wa.
in the Lost Cause. 1t seemed that he
could not see brightness III +lture. but
of This there Is 10 wcrt
in public. He took up his
work with an added solemn sense
Of the problems to solve. the burdens to
bear. the diSapTointment> t. alleviate
a,nl ,tp4il III la "a &1r-
Moses Drurv Hoge held first place AZ
the Southern Christian leader. His
years Of toll and sorrow. Of success ana
growing fame. his defense OF Southern,
principles and Southern leaders. his lead
ership in church, and his greatness in
every forum where he appeared
are told with faithfulness and direct
ness. We marvel rs We read how ono
man could accomplish SO much for God
and humanity.
The great preacher had the love Of a
maSterful man for the noblest animal
Writing once to his sister be said:
This Afternoon / am going to Uncle
Horaces and spend Saturday and Sun
day and exercise my horse q little
Horse should always be spelled with 2
capital. being the nohleSt of created
animals, man not excepted. for look at
the H~ottentots. the Hindoos. the Ian
.anders. the Locofocos, aud tell US if
they maintain the same uniform re-
S~pectability of character that horses do
A horse whether in Shetland Arabia
the South American plains. or in civil
lied lands, is a gentleman. But T did
not mean 70 fly the track at such =
canter."
VINO that has seen him gallopins by
ON Lucille" on crisp bright mornings
oeIore breakfast. or that has seen his
ueilsht IN showing off her accomplish
uien's' ana making her come at his