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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1900-11-22
ALPS Well That Ends Well.

It is the same old story of exposure to
cold. The cold passing down the bronchial
tubes to the lungs; the developing of a set
tied cold on the lungs, coughing, expectora-
ton. This is a short road to consumption.
Thousands of people have travelled it. Thou.
sands more will travel it and the coming
winter will develop an untold multitude of
new cases.
In the case of Helen Murphy, the ending
was a happy. one. She started on the road
to consumption after catching cold at a re-
ception. Instead of waiting until! she be-
came incurable, Peruna was resorted to and
her life was saved.
It is a pity that everyone else in this wide
land could not know of this very. effective
remedy in such cases. Thu news is spread
ing fast but a great many people have not
yet heard that Peruna is a sure cure in these
cases.
Peruna cures acute catarrh and chronic
catarrh; catarrh of the head and catarrh of
the lungs; catarrh Of the throat and catarrh
Of the stomach. Wherever catarrh may
have located itself, whether in the digestive
organs, kidneys or pelvic organs, Peruna is
sure to eradicate the disease promptly.
Another case where consumption was
cheated Of its prey occurred in the state of
Iowa.. Inc report OF the case created con-
siderable attention at the time and was fur
nished us unsolicited by Mr.. Henrickson,
In a letter to DR.. Hartman he sets forth
some interesting details of, his rescue from
consumption. He made use of the following
language:
II have been for years a constant sufferer
from CHRONIC catarrh of the head and
throat, which finally worked down into the
air passages. In the spring of '9S 1 took a
severe. cold! and coughed all summer. |
thought / had consumption. Then I had a
bad attack of la grippe. After taking o
course Of Peruna I feel cured of all these
troubles.
Whenever any of our children get sick we
give them Peruna, and it never fails to cure
them. l most heartily testify to the value
OF Peruna in cases Of catarrh and la grippe.
/! hope this may be the means of others suf-
fering as I did to take Peruna and be cured.
We would not be without it in the house."
Henry Henrickson.
Generally. the first cold of the season is
caught in November. With some people
this lasts all winter and lays the foundation
of chronic catarrh. In the beginning a few
doses of Peruna is sufficient to make a per-
manent cure. .3s .4m5
Send for DR.. Hartman's latest book on
CHRONIC catarrh. Address the Peruna Med
lclne Co., Columbus, Ohio.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1900-11-22
Where Big Game Abound..

Sierra Leone is probably stocked with
the greatest variety of big game, the
sport to be obtained being elephants,
hippopotamus and deer.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1900-11-22
No Place Like Home.

An Atchison man took sick Saturday and
was back at work Monday. His wife had
asked him within a few hours to take care
of the baby, to chop onions for pickles, to
grind the coffee, to dress the children, and
to milk the cow while he was resting
Atchison Globe.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1900-11-22
p. of H.-National Grange, Washing.
tom. n g.

The Big Four will sell tickets to Washing.
ton at one and one-third fare for round trip
on account of meeting of the National
Grange November l4th, 22nd. This is the
scenic and historic line to Washington via
Cincinnati and the Chesapeake and Ohio Ky.
For maps, rates, ETC., addressJ !. Z. Tucker,
4. N. A., 234 Clark st., Chicago,
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1900-11-22

IT don't enjoy my meals any more" an
good things rs years ago."-Atchison Globe.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1900-11-22

Generally the fret cold of the season is
caught in November. With some people
this lasts all winter and lays the foundation
of chronic catarrh. In the beginning a few
doses of Peruna is sufficient to make a per-
manent cure, 4-
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1900-11-22

No man should complain if measured with
his own yardstick.-Chicago Daily News.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1900-11-22
PUR RE BLOOD
AMD STRONG NERVES

lowing health all things are possible, small annoyances fade into
and real troubles are battled with successfully. Women who are
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1900-11-22

Send for DR.. Hartman's latest book on
CHRONIC catarrh. Address the Peruna Med
Co., Columbus, Ohio.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1900-11-22
PRETTY N G WEEDS.

Republican majority i.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-01-18
0re6er 0iebitabI.

Nm Donneriias gbeno lsbter @ohe
purbe bel pfarrer SestinstD, oem Geel=
Ioraer Der beutiben 2irheneemeinbe il,
Denniion, eiu freder Giebfabl periibt.
Ssrau Sestinsfp liegt ibon felt ldngerer
3eit am nfieber barnieber. uno
als am genannter Nbenb. unsefdbr um
Z uhr, Sr. g. U. Mnlf eribien, UNI
oieielbe 81 belu1en, beeleitsten Der
@eiiilihe uno Die 9rantenpfe9erin ben
Mrst in oas &ranfensimmer. ipelhes i'm
oberen stofrrert ii1 beiinoet. uno un=
terlieBen es, Die 6austbiire gu i6lieben.
Sielen Moment benubten Die 0iebe,
um III bas 6aus gu orinsen. no tie
cine lbr unb ca. $26 in 8elb itablen,
lpel6es Der sonntagsl6ule 9eb0rte.
6etpiiie perionen III Der Nadbaridaft
iino Der Sbat peroddtis uno iolte am
Samitag cine 6ausiuhuns porgenom=
men weroen, bod baben mir big jebt
nidts iiber oas &eiultat oerielben se=
bort.
S6on Dor einisen Wohen ipuroe
benz @eiitlihen Elm yiinbel Wdid)e 9e.
itoblen. tpabrfheinlid BON ben ndmli.
den Sieben, bic oieies Mal ben &aut
.usfiibrten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-01-18
gd)rcdliGer &anibaIismus.

Nelp Sort. Is. San. Cine BON
Naibpiae, 5enn.. tommenbe 5pesialoe=
peihe iast. Die Soutbern presbpterian
WiIlion babe Briefe betpmmer, tupnah
bic Yreoiser 8. s. Gob uno $. p.
Damtens, in 2uebo. Congo Jreiltaat,
(Nfrita), itationirt, berihten. oaB Die
5ruppen bieIes sSreiitaates Ia SOrfer
seritort uno iiber 80 ginseborne ,lmge=
bra1t batten. @iniae Der grmDr-
oeten ieien bon Ranibalen .aufgefrelien
,poroen llno beinabe ollie lDaren mebr
ober tpelli9er beritiimnelt.
@ep. %. 8. Sbepparo wuroe nun.
um Die Sade au unteriuden. oortbin
oeibidt. @r berihiete, DaB Ia GOrper
um elm 2ager. berum seleaen ieien uno
bel minheitens oreieniei oaS Glsilh por
ben &noben abaenagt 9e,peien. 9err
Sbepparb lab 81 redte 8dnoe, welde
abgeihuitten lparen lln0 iiber elnem
6euer eer0itet muroen, um als Sieaes=
tropbden oen Gtaatsbeamten gebraht
su tperoen. Gehsig aefdnsene Jrau=
ensleute tpurben in einsm Stale einae=
Iperrt uno lG Mdnner als 8efanaene
peaaeididt. Die staatstruppen. mel.
DIE Die Greuel beriibt.. aeb0ren bem
3apo=3 3apsltamme an.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-01-18
Snfnlne hes nnholtenhen Sha

Snfolse oes anbaltenoen Shau=
tpstters iinb Die Straben beinahe booen=
los, oasu reenet es jebt aud, nod, tuas
bic sade ourdaus niht beher maht.
- 9lrdibalo Campbell. elm Snnae,
Der ourb isin bosmillises 8etraaen III
Der 4inoerheimatb Nnltob aab, miro
auf 9lnornnuns oes prcbate=@eri6t
nab Der Snoultrieihule fir Gnaben in
2aneaiter sefhidt.
Jarmer betlaeen iih, bab Die
Weisenfeloer ME iblehter ausseieben
bdtten, als aeraoe lsbt. 9Riifen. Wiiri
mer unb bas un9iinltise Wetter haben
gemeiniam oasu beigetragen, bic Doff'
nuns aui cine quite grnte su perninten.
= @oiboeton bate lebte Wode sin'
Seniation. als .6reo sSobnion" !, eiu
Mrbeiter in ben 9usearora Mobertili1g
Wcrts. perbaftet tpuroe uno es lih ber'
ausitellte, oab .ssreo" elm MdbAen.
Namens Marp Mnn Grp mar. Sic
mar bon BarnbiQ in oieiem Gountp
mo ibr Nater als Goblenerdber arbei
tet, forteelaufen. bate Wtdnnertleibe1
angeleet unb ieit Ottober in @oiboetor
gearbeitet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-01-18
9sette aeifjlpt,drs.

Molietoo, gr.G6niQ BON Golnoa,
Bat iii Qonoon sin Shreiben per6ffent=
iiht, In luethelt er nit ben Miiliond
rsn i6arf ms G'eritt aebt. 81 iagt
inter Wn0eren. i
uGie MiIlioudre, Die uiller 2ano init
ibrer beiliaen oDer ililheiliaen @eaen=
mart bee6ren. haben bel uns osrlelben
0aB. oieIelbe 3mietrdht aeidet anO Ole
2eute 9egen sinanosr aebebt, tuis bies
in ben eipiliSirtsn 0dnbern Wlooe 1T.
Tie Mepersnos mobMen In polaiidbnli.
den @teinosbdnbsn llnb erfrenen iid
aller 0enliie. Die ibre Qdnoer bietsn.
uno MAIDEN nns fur Bibeln uno Gebet.'
bidder beSablen. bic. ipie uns perlihert
purbe. 3ur freien Wertbeilung unter
#nns aefdidt ,porben iiuo.
Malietna 3anus beiAulbi9t ole Mil-
iiondre anberbem, bab lie ales @elo.
oos 3ii erlan9en lit, aus ben Gin.
geburnen beranslofen unb ibnell meis
ter nidts oafiir seben, als cine vi.
bel. eli, Bebetbuh Doer ein ,pil9rimS
pioareB". st fiibrt aum Beifpiel an.
bah bic Weslepaner Miiliondre in elmer
ein3isen Deriammluns in Sonaa 27.-
600 pFunb Gterlina foaeitirten uio
iiigt binsu rDie Miiiiondre erpeften
einen bohgraoieen reliAi6Ien gntbu-
fasmus unD perleiteten Die 2eute. reib=
lid su eeben. inbem lie ibnen iaaten,
oab Dieieniaen, bic am meiiten sdben.
BEL Soft bic meilte Bnaoe finoen tpiir@
ben, eanS i'm @eaenlab 81 einem beSiig.
liden sprub in ber yibel."
Das Gpreiben ibliebt nit ben Wor=
ten .llnb oas iinb Die @0tter Sss
| raels !"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-01-18

9tm z. Sanuar III 9opeto. GdnIos,
Wm. GroBidnb i'm Nlter BON SO ssab=
rem. Sic 2eibe ipuroe noh Wem Vbi-
iaoelpbia gebraht unb am @onntaa
bier bsltattet. Ser 8eritorbene botte i'm
IL. Obio Gapallerir Heaiment ben
Wlreertrie9 mitaemaht.
Nm IL. Sanuarin Nep ghilabelpbio
all Den Gotaen zines Ghlaaanfalles
Wm. 8. NeelD i'm utter pon 81 Sabs
ren. Der Ueritorbene mar Sabre lang
elmer Der 5ruless nuferer Triebb6fe
unD feblte pdbrenb bieier 3eit ME bel
einem BegrdbniB. Der Wernorbsne frat
pd1renb oes Biirqerfrieges als 0rei,pil=
Tiger in bas 81. Obio Nesimsnt, in tpel=
dem oud sluei ieiner G0bne bienten.
Mm IL. Sanuar in Canal Doper
Grau Moam Dentes I'M 9llter bon Sc
Sabren. Derarbeumatismus NOR ilad
Dem Musiprnh Der 9lerste Die 3obesur-
iahe. Mm Nbenb ,ubor bate lie nod
eme Nahbarin beiuht uno abnunaslos
ipollte Der 8otte lie am Moreen tpefen.
aIs er gu ieinem 6dreden fanb, oaB
feline 9ebenseefdbrtin beribieben mar.
Sic mar aug DeutIhlanb gebiirtig uno
pcrebe!ihte iidb I'M Sabre 1854 nit
Noam Dentes, bem lie aehn &inoer ge.
bar, BON uelden nod iieben am Qeben
lino.
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Der Mppettt eiter 3ieae

tpiro bon allen arinen Dpspeptitern, bes
ren Magen unb Qeber aaBer Orbnung
Iinb, benedict. Mae Solhc iollten tpii=
len, baB Dr. Ring's Neue 2ebenspillen.
Das ,punberbare Magen= uno 2eber=
peilmittel. auseeaei1neteA Nppetit, ae=
iunoe 0eroauuna uno einen setpobnti-
den 3ufano 9eben. Der perfette @eiunb.
beit uno arpBe eneraie iidert. Bios
25 Cts. in s. 6. Miler & Gobn Mpo@
tbete. 4
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-01-18

= Sober @liiflide III reid; aber
ni6t jeoer Reihe aliidlid.
- ubridspile uno Dennilon fno
beitrebt, cine neue Gair=N iociation in's
2eben su rufen.
3mmt perfamfem Cine gut elm
aerintete 3disrei nit IL Mfer Qanb
uno 9,item Gdie=Gei6irr. Ndbere Mus=
tunft in oieier Office. Sc
Wie bic Sdubbdnoler iaeen, ilt
in ben leBten 3agen Der preis fur bas
2eoer 10 aeitiegen, bab es faum ieds
Monate anlteben rpiro. bis Die e1ube
SO pro5ent mebr toiten. als eeaenmdr=
tig. yis bort it's SoMmer, oann
lam man ia barfub geben.
- Nllo bieies Sabr iit fein Gdalt=
lahr, obsleid es nit bier tbeilbar lit,
uno Die armen Sunsseiellen iperben lid
nod bier Sabre geouloen miiiIen, big es
bas neue g8eib nit Der Site pereinbar
finoet, ibnen cine portion gbelanb auf
oem prdIentirteller 81 iiberreihen.
= Sn ben giienbabnmerfltdtten in
Denniion miro beinabe Sng unb 9taht
9earbeitet uno oenno1 t0nnen bic Mr=
better ben Nnforberrneen faum genii.
gen. Ser rieiiae 5ro9tperfebr auf Der
pan 1anble giienbabn erForbert be-
GX&,Aso .1a,,oS Nrl~:nLS..>l..:~ ~I ....>
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Sadjom 8amfett.

Nm leBten Greitae Mbeub wurbe i'm
hiefi9en sberman=6ouie su gbren oes
Siesers bon Ne,p Orleans elm Banteti
peranifaltet, mel1es fehr out beiuht
mar. Gs tpuroen cine MnSahl Neben
aebalten. Die alle aroben geifaa fan=
ben. geionoers bemertenspertb tpa,
es, oaB ieoe Nnipieluna. ,pelde als eins
spmpatbiebeseuauns fur bic fir ibrs
unabbdnaigteit fdmpfenben 8uren in
6iio=Nfrifa aelten tonnte, nit beeei'
itertem Beifaa aufaenommen unit biz
imperialiitiiAe Rihtuns unIerer eiaeneu
&eaierung IN entibiebener @eiie Der.
oummt wurbe. Sm iibrieen ertldrtt
iih bic Mebrsabl Der ]febner fir BIZ
platform uno ben ganoioaten ppr
1896.
Wer bon bem .Mbmannsbduier" be.
sieben mill. Der ben @diten poraeiebt
purbe. tpenoe iih an ben giaentbime,
beg Sberman=6ouie. Mir fragter
ni6t nod Der NoreHe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-01-18
YlSbIiMer SOB.

Gefern Nadmittas. als Geeie Stone
man, ein Shmieseriobn bon Mtoies
@ooopin babier. in Der Gollins Wlil
in Ganat Ooper oamit beihdftiat mar,
Die sbmunsrdoer gu ,ped)leln, wuroe
er bon benz 8etriebe erfaBt uno nit ra-
ienoer edneaietelt im &reiie herumae=
ihleuoert. Oils man Die Walhine gum
Stialtano brabte. mar Stcneman toot.
Seine 0irnihale tpar einseoriidt. nteh.
rere Hippen, Gin Mrm uno elm Wein ae=
brohen. Ser 8erunaliidte hinterldBt
cine @ittme uno mebrere Ginoer. e
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Nciratbsb c,pi ata,,,, a en-.

polparo Walone. Wilmot, 8. - Marp
Sidanb, 9unoee, >.
Sarpep 8. Mathias. Neiu philadelphia
Grantie Sells, poit 9op.
George peolar - WARY peolar. beioe
bon Canal Doper.
Wm. Cannon - 2aura y. 9anlor,
beioe bon Sem philadelphia.
Ben. 3. @ifforb Berniee &. Giles,
beioe BON Denniion.
Domeanee Mineoa 3affaela paitora,
beioe bon Canal Doper.
Gliper Matlon. llbribspiae Maub
@albraitb. 9raep.
Dapio 8. Maurer. Dober 3p. - gitber
u. Gpromeu. @anal Dober.
9bomas @olpir. Gbanesuille - Zulu
Warner. 2ofpOrt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-01-18

Mit ber WerpoIltommnuns Der mos
bernen Rriegspaffen bat aud Die
9eilfuabe gleiden Shritt gebalten.
Was Der nenihlihe Grfinbunssgsiit
auf Der einen 5eite aur 8ernidtung
BON Menfhenleben erfonnen, flidt ct
auf Der dnbern @eite bur9 Mittel
gum 5eilen unb grbalten in feiner
Wtrfung ab5ufdndden. Menn Der
mDrberiide Rampf Inn bic nationalen
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-01-18

portusal min bic Gelaaoa Bu6t
ni6t an gnglanb abtreten ober pertau.
fen.
= Sreffeno lit Der Doppeliinntpib
Gins muB man ben eneliIhen @enerGs
len laiien Sauernfdnser iino iie ni4t.
= Sn Oregon fteQte elm junaes Mdb-
den cine Bdrenfaae auf uno fling einen
- Mann. Ydrenfaaen iolen iebt in
Oregon einen uneridminalid bcbsn
preis baben.
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Gr ,tarrt Dte Merste.

N0e Doftoren iagten &enid 0amilton
bon Weit sse1eriOn, O.. na4oem er Is
Nsonate an elmer Giitel oes Waltbarms
eelitten Ct muHe iterben. tpenn Ct f1
ni1t elmer foiiipieli9en Operation uns
ter3iebe aber er furirte iiA felber init
5 Gha1teln bon Budlens Mrniea
eolbe. Der iiherfen Sur fur bic @olo=
aber unb bic bette 9albe Der Welt.
25 Gents per Sha6tel. 8erfauft in
s. 6. WtilIer & Sobns Npothete. 4
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BricfItNe.

0iir bic am Is. Sanuar enbenbs
Mo9e blieben folgenbe ni1t retlamirtt
griefe auf Der bieiigen poitoffice
Wlib Grpba Sntermill.
goparo 4ni1t.
Wlrs. Warp g. Moraan.
Wirs. Wm. prilbera.
MiB Mamie SluDbart.
6arrp Weber.
9. u. SearborfE g. M.
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1tnicrc $3.50 ll1tc SO
nno
lleberro,;fc !;

haben einen 6uihnttt uno 6eihmad, Cen man
anoerswo pcrsebens iudt Jhr fonnt 81 ieoer
6eit fommen uno Gud, oieie ih6nen Rleioer
aniehen.
Don Ibperen unterfleioern
haben mir nod1 cine pollltdnoi9e 2luswat1
llno oarunter Die beiten 5ad7en I'm 11larft
Sdwere llnterflfioer nit Tlcere autter
fit 70, 35 nuo 30 Gts,
4enhunlprn~
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= glo1 Dun's geridt belief iid bic
3abl Der ganferotte in ben Ser. @taa-
ten i'm Sabre 1899 anI 9393 nit @e-
Iammt Werbinblibfeiten I'M Getra9e
BON 1923, 1872, ,679.
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= Seit benz l. Sanuar tpirb in
Grantreid offis:ea Der Sag in "a Gtnn.
ben einsetbeitt. ftatt wie iebt. ii, anei=
NAL 5p0lf. Sn Stalien lpiro ebenir
Qerehnet.
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Bon bieien babsn II ben Betrieb ein'
aeitellt, ndmlid, ie cine in Tairfielo.
6oihen uno sSeiferion Soipnibip, cine
in Gonsr. awei in gew pbilaoelpbia,
cine in llbrihspille. suei III Dominion
,lnD snei in Nem Gomerstpmn.
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Dic 2lquorse etcucrn III 9uS,
caralu0S GOnmttj.

Sir Die erifen iedS Monote bieies
sSalres miilien bic 91iribe in nnierem
GountD inter oenl Dom ! @eiebs $24, :
276.79 an @teuerii beaablen. Dieies
@elo miro nah benz GeIebe tpie folgt
pertbeilt. gs meroen beSablt
Gin ben Staat. SO, 428.70
An 6tdbte tno Grtidaften. 9.044.93
Nn ben Nrmen-ssono -. 4, ,285. Az
An bic 9omnibips ,663. .63
ssln lebten Sabre sparen i'm Gountp
136 Wirtbidaften, bic iib lpie fol9t
tprfhciffcr
The Van Buren press., 1900-05-19
A ROLAND FOR AN OLIVER.
British Proposition 10 Ostracia,
Croker In Retaliation for Tam
mauy's Pro- -BOer Attitude.

London, May 16.-The Express nd.
vocnies the ostracisrh OF Richard
Croker in England in revenge for Tam.
many's attitude on the Boer war. II
says; 'lt has not escaped notice In
this country that an American well
come to the Boer delegates has been
inspired and encouraged by Tam
many hall, which Is controlled by the
notorious boss, Richard Croker
"1he records of Tommany ore al
ready black enough without the uddi-
ton of this new infamy, But what
makes the action of Tammany PEE
culiurly infamous now is the fact that
Croker claims the hospitality Of an
English domicile, poses as an English
country gentleman and runs race
horses on the English turf, yet Is aid
ing and encouraging the worst of En-
glands enemies
The Van Buren press., 1900-05-19
FELLOw-SERVANT LAW VALID
important Discussion by the supreme
Court OF the state Of Missouri
Rendered Yesterday.

jefferson City. Mo-, May l6.-.-Mis
souri, supreme court. division No. /. in
an unanimous opinion by Judge VAL
lant, yesterday decided the fellow.
servant law Of 1907, applying to rail.
roads only, TO be constitutional and
valid.
The ease decided was that ofEugenie
Powell vs.. Adiel Sherwood, receiver of
the ST. Louis q Colorado railroad. af.
frining the Judgment of the st. Louis
county circuit court for plaintiff for
$4,000 for husband killed in an acci-
dent caused by the negligence of icl-
low employees. He was brakeman.
The supreme court holds that the
law Is legal the same Os the state law
imposing double liability ON railroads
for killing stock, and for the same
reason 1t Is not clnss legislation.
The Van Buren press., 1900-05-19
TO PREVENT BLACKLISTING.
nil Introduced In the senate to
Make Il Punishable by I'M
prisOnment.

Washington, May Ex-senator Jones.
of Arkansas, yesterday introduced a
bill to prevent and punish blacklistlng
by railroad companies, sleeping car
companies, express companies, steam.
boat companies, and telegraph and
telephone companies engaged in inter
state commerce, and also to provide n
civil remedy in damages for blacklist
ing. 1t Is very lengthy measure, and
goes into the subject Of blncklisting
and provides methods of obtaining In
formation concerning the same. Cor
poratons are directed to keep " record
Of employees and every employe is en-
titled to see his record. The bill pro-
hibits buckisting for participation IN
strike or labor trouble. Officers or
employees of u corporation convicted Of
blacklisting any person are to be pun
ished by Imprisonment not less than
two nor more than ten years.
The Van Buren press., 1900-05-19
THE INHERITANCE TAX VALID.
Ant ia Provisions Apply Only u
Legacies and Not 10 Estates
us Whole.

Washington, May 15.--The supreme
court of the United States yesterday
announced opinions in the cases aris'
ING under the inheritance tax provision
of the war revenue act, and also in
ease involving the applicability OF the
state inheritance tax law Of New York
to estates composed of government
bonds. There were five decisions un-
der the federal law and one under the
state law, but two of the former class
appied, as did one Of the latter class,
to the taxation of government bonds,
The court held that neither under
the state nor the national enactment
were national bonds exempt from TAX
alton. The validity of the general fed
eral law was affirmed, but it was held
to be purely applicable 10 legacieS nnd
not to the entire estates of deceased
persons, the court holding that "th'
tax is on the passing of legacies or dis
tributive shares Of personality, with n
progressive rate on each, separately
determined by the sum of each OF sucp
legacies or distributiye shares"
The Van Buren press., 1900-05-19
HE is SENATOR CLARK STILL.
Renppointed by Acting GOV. SprigRs
to Serve Until His successor
In Elected.

Helena, Mont, May 16.-Acting Gov.
Spriggs last night appointed W. A.
Clark, of Butte, United States senator
to serve until the next Legislature shall
elect his successor. Senator ClarE's
resignation was filed early in the day
with the governor, and last night he
was appointed by Gov. Spriggs to sue
ceed himself
Senator Clark's reasons for resigning
TIRE set forth in the speech he delivered
yesterday in the senate.
Gov. Spriggs has all along been a
friend of Senator Clark, during his
candidacy, for the senate and since,
although he preserved the utmost i'm
partialty in his Office as lieutenant
governor and president of the senate
during the senatorial contest
Gov. Smith, partisan of the DAILY
people, left the state two weeks ago
for California to attend to some min
ing cases in which he is retained as at
torney. At the time there was no
thought of Senator Clark resigning,
and his enemies were confident he
would be unseated by the United
States senate.
The resignation filed yesterday came
as surprise to the people of the state
who had no inkling Of the coup pre-
pared, During the day Gov. Spriggs
received great many kilograms from
all over the state urging him to up
point Senator Clark, alleging that he
was the real choice Of large majority
Of the democrats and II large proper
tion of the republicans us well. Gov.
Spriggs was also besieged by indvid-
uals and by delegations friendly and
The Van Buren press., 1900-05-19
THE DEWEYS AT KNOXVILLE.
The Admiral and wife Reviewed .
Grand Parade ana Attended
Other Functions.

Knoxville, Tenn, May i5.-After u
day of rest, Sunday, from festivities,
Admiral and Mr.. Dewey and porty,who
ure now the guests of the city, ap'
pcared in q grand parade in this city.
The parade was participated in by mi
litia of East Tennessee, secret socle-
ties, labor organizations, city officials
and members of various professions.
At the courthouse Admiral Dewey re-
viewed the parade and, later, was in
troduced by w, b, LoclSett president
of the chamber OF commerce, when
Mayor S, g. Heiskell extended him n
formal welcome to the city. Admiral
Dewey's reply was brief. Admiral and
Mrs. Dewey made tour of the schools
and colleges Of the city, where they
received oyations. At night n public
reception was held in the Woman's
building, after which there was a ban
quet. $50