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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-07

escape OF gas. which may result in
asphyxiafion or explosion.
This company is not legally liable for
injury 10 life or property in such cases,
but we nevertheless desire TO call your
attention TO this danger, which. from an
engineering point OF view, is entirely be-
ycn6 the control OF this company, and can
only be ayerted by the exercise OF proper
~precaution on the part Of the consumer.
$50 long as our customers continue these
Illegal practices, we cannot be held re-
sponsible. either for resulting accidents or
for insufficient pressure and quantity of
gas during the heavy hours of consump-
fron"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-07

Maj. Robert Anderson Post. No. $50. G..
A. r., Wednesday night elected the follow
ing officers for 1901: Post commander. John
l. Ketcham; senior vice commander, James
M. Robbins: Junior vice commander,
Adolph Wald; chaplain. James p. Walton;
surgeon. Joseph r. Perry; quartermaster,
y NJ. Taylor; officer OF the day, JACOB
Price; officer OF the guard. VIM. b. Millen-
der, post trustees, VIM. NJ. Cochran, Isom
Griffin and II. j. Schmaker: delegates to
department. encampment. VIM. M. Cochran
end Il. NJ. Sullivan: alternates. James p.
Walton and Thomas b. Sherfey.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-07
WARNING TO GAS USERS.
I~rrcguIarity of Pressure Causes Dam
ger from Fire.

sued the following notice to gas consum-
ers:
You are hereby warned against the dan
ger of allowing your fires to burn without
continuous supervision. Owing 10 the IL
legal and extravaganza wastage of the gas,
which we have 30 far been unable TO pre-
vent, the pressure at certain hours of the
gay Is liable 10 recede 10 a point where
fires may go out. In such cases IL the
gas Is not turned of. the result may be.
when the pressure comes on again. an
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-07
Candidate for Doorkeeper.

William +. Murray, of Connersville. is a
candidate for doorkeeper of the House of
Representatives. He served through the
war in the observation-disclosures
eighth Indiana, and has been a lifelong
Republican. During the past campaign he
was secretary of the county central COM
miftee
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-07
New Associations.

The following articles of incorporation
were fled yesterday:
The Hammond Buggy Company, OF Ham,
mond: capital stock. $4,000. Directors.
John III. Prier. T.. n. Simmons. j. Il. Figg.
T. G. Jacobs and j. II. Parkhurst.
The Pennville Telephone Company. Of
Fennvilie: capital stock. 5000. Directors.
A d Parks. w ]. Lineback. ". A. Han.
~. - Mccarty and Il. +. Meyer.
The Enfaauefs Evnngelical Lutheran
Congregation Of Arcadia. ncorporafors
Monroe Trietsch, Hermann Bardonner and
Henry BardonneF.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-07

A liberal share of your fire insurance
ought TO be given 10 the Indianapolis Fire
Insurance Company. a safe. sound and
capital by Indiana men. who will give your
business prompt attention. ONCE, No. las
East Market street
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-07
Annual ,Pos.um Dinner.

The opossum, when properly cooked and
served with sweet potatoes and other
"trimmings,' has long been regarded by
the colored people as a rare delicacy. but
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-07

If you do not possess a deck Of c. & o.
picturesque playing cards, with 50 different
views, send % cents at once to JOHN j.
RYAN, passenger department, c. & o.
Railway, Cincinnati. O.
Feed your horse JANES'S Dustless Oats
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-07
Gifts of Jewelry

Are personal and lasting, and give to the recip-
lent a pleasure differing from that afforded by
anything else Besides our fine Diamond Jew
elry we are also showing a nice line OF modern
price solid gold goods.
Rings, Brooches, Scarf Pins, Chains, Charms
and Cuff Links, are some OF the many popular
articles for Christmas Gifts. Come and select
your gifts NOW. We will lay them away for
you until Christmas.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-07

4 asw SIS Plano for slss Al wulschusr's.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-07
A Perfect Oil Burner

The only substitute for natural gas.
Give a quick and intense heat. Cheaper
than coal or wood. Call and inspect at 40
East Ohio street.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
Qaie &enrh.

Yorlebten Sreitaa ruurbe BEL cine.
int bielisen S4ulbauie sebaltenen
Terlammluns Der Sau elmer gream,rp
beraiben, uno ba 6err Wl9. &ldRaer
bic quite Soee bur6 Sdentuns zines
Wauplabes fir oieielbe iOroerte. 10
iparo Der Yua Der Sutteriabrit Be;
ihloltn bieielbe ioll in bielem Srib
jabr erridtet weroen. 9as GiS fiji,
bislelbe lit bereits einaelest. uno mil
Dem Srunnensraben lit au6 iton re,
anfans 9emadt wo,oen. Die Beam
ten Der neuen Nllociation lhto: ..
&ari6. @rdiioent; 9. Srid, Setre:
idr; @a,b. 2ieier. Ghasmeiiter
Matb. Sdser, 9 9emmiia uno SO
Stdmer IT,, Sircttolen.
Saut Genter.
Seit a9t SaSen berrldt bier nddt
li6e SiniterniB, ba Die Mai6ine. per
mittelit melder bic elettrii9s Seleud
iuns bsiorst wirb. ibre Oienite per
iast. Man slaubt aber, baB Der Me
parateur Der Wtaldsne Dor Cube biele
@obe nod lsin &raftwort eri9auel
lallen miro: es weroe Ei9t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
Serfda.fe,
Sir ben rNorbitern" beri6tet pom Rssiitru,
Serrn Sobn %. Glnmel.

lSur OeH .glDrONerH DertUtel ppn Negutrul
Serrn Sobn %. Glnmel.
9auier 8ieiier ir unb Satin on, Stepbou
Spas m4 int Gee "a ! III 8lalie2 20 SllOC
Sobn .3app uno Satin an Sobn Srubten
nm4 Sec 26 : l23 8lalie 20 unb .~9lnoeres
1000
Sobn 0abler an Srarf g. Sabler int upl
Sec 33 ! l25 8laiie % uno 'Anberes 1000
Sobn 0abler an Soiepb @ SabIer int nsl
Gee 33 { l25 Slaiie 2S uno anoeres 1000
Sacob Raiiier an &c 9 Raiiier fir umeetb.
] np4 net Gee II { l24 Slaiie 30 unb Din:
beres 600
Nnna = Sasfamp uno @atte al & Srafe,
Sbetl Nots ii & 10 Slod II Mefuole uni
Qnberes IL, 800
Nice 80 Serrdro unS @atte an Grace &bi=
ting iIr Got s Slod Is u Gllrtis Slrpep
23O0
Sdmes Sau uno @attin an @1eliue Eall
n,p4 nrp4 Sec IL l26 Slaile 30 500
Geo Do SbGfer unb Satin OH gilbert
Gbrebam Sbeil got 8 Slot II 4lbanp 80
9sna Muttiot an Yeter yilbelm fiir 2ots
Z 8 Slof 2 Sairpten Ino Ntelrole 500
S,obn q Gseb unb @attin on Saul Santom
let ne4 Sec9 8 1875 Slalie 30 80
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
Ncrcius=Nacbricbtcm

s Sn Scr !6alle Ser Fiarrldufe III
Saut Sentre fano am Ii Nsbrnar
eine Accommodating gum 8siten
oes drlitliden Ntiitteruereins itatt.
Die Srauen uno Wtdphen hatten per:
ltleoene 0anoarbeilen gum Eettduien
anScfe,ti9t. melhe bann meiitbieteno
losseihlasen wurocn. Die Seibeis
lianna mar cine iebr 9roBe. Jn Der
lboulttn giutraAt uno 8emalblid=
ts,t wu,oe Der Nbeno sussbradt.
Ourd oas 9emeiniame i3uiammen
Uitfen bate Die u%nterbaltun9 aud)
einen saten Il mn,ieaeu grfols $73.:
ID mar Der &sinsrtras ces Abenos.
Der 1rinlihe Wilterperein lit Der
ltd.f,,te Der @emetnoe uno aereiht ibr
CUR 3ieroe. IS Wire minl1tnslusrtb.
Wenn ein loider Ssrein il olleh Sc
meinoeu beiteben uiiroe uno oieier al
lein. melt er Der bette uno aeei9m lts
1T fur cine CUTE, driitlibe Wulter.
5 Die Nrduen oeS in Der st Nh
lonius Wcmelnoe Su Gapmono bette
benoeu Nltaruereins perauitalteten leg
TN Oonnerltag Nbeno gum Ssiten Der
1lrhe cine troH Der talten @itterun0
gut b,luble Nbenountel baltung, unb
"a jeoer Seluder iein Sderflsin gu,
,Soroeruns oes lobliden .3luefes BEL
trus. 10 mar Der grl0s elm Suirieoen.
itelsnser.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
OiD;eiam=N aebricbten.
Cffjiea.

6%ol9enbes Circular bot Ser bobm'=
tie nerr Siidof an ben &(erus leiner
Oi0Seie erlaiien:
So6w. Serr! Nad elmer geitim.
muns oes Goncils pom Baltimore iou
bic &ouette fir Die Snoianer=, See
GER uno auspdrtisen Wiiiionen in
Der 81. Salten,eit aufsenommen mer
ben. Sn oieier Oi0Seie miro ann
smeiten Sonutas Der bl. Saiten,eit
fir Ben senannten bo6wi6tisen 3lued
seiammelt weroen unb in Den Neben-
miiiionen iobalO ais m0slid. eesen
, Sic ben @ldubiseu oielen lobliden
3wed redt marm ans Sers. Nls
&inoer Ser Fl. Stride mus inns iener
apoitolilde @etit beieelen. Der uns
b,anst, fir bic Serbreituns oes bl.
@laubens mitiunirfen. Oie Golefte
pom letten Sabre betrus S673.75
wouon 1850 Is fir Die Neser uno
Snoianer uuo 1912 90 fir Die aus=
wdrtisen Wiiiionen inter ben NIeioen
perIpenoet woroen lino. Ser grtral
oieler Gouefte Idmmt Dem Spfer am
Gbarfrettaa fir Sas b(. Qano m0se
"sefduisit alei6 mad Oiteru einseiditt
Weroen. Die bo1ru. 6erren iiuo err
ludt, 100 moali9, in Der gbarlpods
UNI Die bl. Oele ielblt gu tommen, oa
es bOhft unl1idli6 lit uno sesen Die
Ne9elu Der STRIDE, iie per grpreb 81
%beforoern. Wan fam in ieoem Oi=
itrltt eiuen Frielter bele9iren, Der lie
fir iiA uno bic Nabbarssemeinoen
bolen fam. Sour, 100 bas unmo9lih
lit. weroen lie auf bcioroeres 9riuben
per goit ooer GrpreB erpeoirt msroen.
+ Sacob Srobec.
ct. glouo, ben 10. Sebruar. 1900.
s Sn Yerbam fan6 Sonntas cine
Notwithstanding Der Wtitslieoer
Der st. 9einri6s:8 emeinoe itatt, um
iber ben Sau elmer neuen Stride su
beratben. IS wuroe Der SeidluB &C..
faBt, einen Saufono gu s%rinoen.
S Ndditeu Wontas mirb Die Tree=
port Wuiitfapele in Der StabtbalIe
at Sreeport gum geiten Der neuen
&irde elm &on,ert ueranitalten. Gin
ldores Fros'amm lit fir ben Nbenb
entuorfen, 10 oaB ieoem Seiuder redt
ansenebme Stunoen aeii9e,t limb Oa
subem Der i3uef Elm liberals loblider
lit, 10 miro ermartet, paB bic Sbeil=
nabme an benz Gonsert cine sroBe Iein
miro.
5 @dbrenb Der III. Saiten,eit miro
Der bohw'ite Siidof S,obec In Der
Gatbeorale ieoen Senntoa beim sod:
ante abmedielnb in bsuil6er uno enc
li'her Sprade Die Saitenpreoisten
balten.
S @eitern, Wittpod, bielten i'm
bildO fiden Fatais inter @orlib oee
bohn item giidofs Srobec peilen
Gonlultoren. bodu. 6err @eneralui=
far Iasle pom ct. Auauita, bohp.
6err eause BON eittle Saus, bo9u.
Ioerr @Obel BON Ferbam uuo bod'u.
P. @rssor, .. 8. y, pom Saint
SlouO cine Seridmmhlna.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
Sas Grci9nia Der Sai Of.

Sbne 3peiiel wlrO pas ~Gn9aseiacut bes
beriibmten Shauipielers Otis Sfinuer in
Der 9roBartisen Som0bie rSie si9ucr. mel
der I'M SapiolrR Spernbaltie ON Samitas.
ben "a. Nebrlat; auftreten wirs. oas thea
traliibe GreigniR Der Saipu fein. Maiaa=
ger Sapinioir bat S400 earaRtirtn miillen.
uu Der StaSt bieie sSttraetion III iid,ern.
Siele @elelidaft wiro els Die lcitcnoe Sbe=
atertrlppe in bieiem eihoe anerfannt. Die
9fahfrase pon Sieen laufea pom 9arbe be.
retts bel 6errn Sapioion sablreib Gin, unb
obne 3rpeifel wtro StinHer ein 9robeS !0aGs
por I'D, ieben. Seser Sis i'm Spernbanie
loute 9enom,nen letn. Spe;iele <cn III
4 Der Nabrtolten bon auen Srten Der @reat
Nertbern entlan9. Ser weitlid Iaifenoe 3us
lpsro IN ct. NlorS balten, bis Die Sorltel=
lang poriiber i'll.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
@te tn &c.

Utr ttsssn etnbuntsrf Ssaiu SttstRuua ~,
ifett VAL esa Vitdrrs. Ger NOT eurt Snnttm,-
esn pale aItirIe-auv asefti rsrtrn tam.
Il /. &tentu h &c.. S,asrit. Esis Q
Wtr ee u1terftdbn sttn. tsssu 4 B. 5trnrp 't'
esn ,tsttR - Satren atfI VET ine eittn I'm 'ur 100
t,mnss tersntatt IA AIN neiuna.
/, ~ I1sHtiru bsfdttat. ole ,en fttnsr Nh nj ttna
a tRssneH Bsrttn oi'hteteR - trtaisu
Hth Straa, Srssssrsds Oreau,aen. isi'
- ..
ests -D-s,uiasa tstes .
oiu's 1ltirrt. z ~ s,,e '1a,vtth -r'
- Z. eisrii II ess Biaf ~ er fttrtn,atn Os,-a'
h, efs Ssf'ns 3tra ,tFs frsi ,,-f1uet Zee
= -a0 ne ttIfSs. n'.t,a, .o ale, Apsis,tu I,
oAu's asmtr.sa. e&as. ~. h.a.r
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
&c Sauf.

6err 6. q. 9ucins, melder einen
Nntbell an Der Sc Saut Wtablmiible
balte uno SLsleid @auptmiiuer mar.
bat ieinen Nntbell fur $1,000 tdufld)
Dem 0errn 8erb. Nbeln iberlaiien.
Der in &erbinoung nit @ebr. 0eim
ole Wiiible iept iein eisen nennt. ser,
Ereo. erunewalo pom Soloins lit ale
Wiiiuer in Der Sc Sauf Mable anSe=
llellt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
Shamftpirtbidaft,
Gum 9culidcn @eim !
Z. Mpeane nSroli6. ct. Glouo, Mixa,
fam alten Seifert's Ylase.)
tam alten Seifert's Ylase.)
:. 0t0

9tnr bic beiteu Getrinfe in ,uporfommeno.
iter Neiie unb se9en r%eelllte Seoieuuns per:
abreibt. Seoeu Gag bon morgenS 8 bis
abenos IL nbr ireier yunb uno ieOen Gam.
tag abeuo ipesieuer freier 9un6. Gas beut;
Idle Seim lit ein DabreS 6eim fiir ale, fiji,
auSpartige Selu6er mie rir iolbe pom De,
Staot. is wiro mir Elm &ersuiigen iein,
Der Senenuuns meines Elaees ourb meiueu
Oienlt 3e6nun9 81 tra9en unb i'm Sl einenl
pirfliden oeitlden Selm uno oaourb mel
men Sunoen gu einem anseuebmen Iuient=
baltsort 81 9eltalten. IS label ireunoli6ii
ein
NaIemtin Sbaunu,
12-4t Gi9eutbimer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
3uremburg.

Oienltas wuroen bier setraut Ser,
Fatr. Wallb init E,l. Nnna Quinle
pan. 1ae jnnse lsaar, weldes ar
3od;eitstase BON Sreunoen uno Der
IuarE len nit fen beiten 8lidpinlhel
becadt muloe. miro iein 9eim in st.
Glouo auii1lasen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
Sum Seffcn Der ct. Sfpub
II. 6. Scmcinbe.

Wontas IbenO 8 ubr finbet in BE,
6alle Der Il. i. @emsinoe gu Ct.
Glouo cine nit seiunoem @umor &c:
wiirite MISUNDERSTANDING ltalt, oerer
Nsinertra9 Dem Seiten beldster Sc
meinre gelten miro uno ;u Der ieoer
Oeull DE Der Stabt, nnmenllld aber biz
,vreunoe uno Gonner Der 9emeiupe,
ber;ll6 einselaOen lino.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22

b &abenlammer Dor Werlht.
Sumoriitiides Srio, porsetragen pon brei
Ioerren Der @emeinbe.
Die S'uiidenpauien merben burt
@elang pom Rirdendor uno Fiano=
Solos ausgefiut Geisrulrte Sise
,u BADEN in Gsbr. 6einens Store III
35cts. @emohnlide Sise 25cts.
Seoer berSlid einSelaoen uno betSlid
miutommen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22

gBer eiueu got RIB bet n NJ 4. mnB nit
b M ylu .m1atI". GOODS 81 ia ar q
Il BE uiabe bi ie> II b g 0 ~ 1t
a atrp tao i'm, aB i oIs 8lut re,n'si.
Soo0'S Ei1cn w.rt,n MIL E. aher ra'h une
il . T III u.e 4ebe uLo &c W On &c
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22

e Saatueisen 81 uerfaulen.
SIP uertaufe iolden auf 3eit u. g..
Mbitnep. grites Nationalbantse=
bduoe, st. glouo, Minn. 12-4t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
ROBERT |. DINNDORF.
0t:0
- VrV -
Scforatcllr
lln0
Mnitre:dr,
SolS Spring, StearnS Co.. Ntntt.
Scf0ratcur

Gmptteblt ii6 ben Sewabneru BON
Solo SprtitJ uno Oom gan, Ste..n5
Sountp ais 3inntermdler, SapssiIer, j..
Oeforateur uno anitreiber. ollie arJeis
ten perben aus SiuiSlte l6lenniJit unS
beltens aus9efibrt.
W- Sapeten in srOBtsr 2 uswaJl unb
biuiger benn loultmo. 81 l2-3m
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-04-17

health and he says that he never felt
SO good in his life, either physically or
spiritually. Speaking of Zion he said
that several thousand acres of land
had been bought northwest of Chicago
and christian city would be built.
And" said he, There will not be
drug store. saloon, gambling place,
a harlot nor pig in the whole city.
No, nor an oyster either. The pig is the
scavanger of the land and the oyster is
the scavanger Of the sea, and neither
are fit to eat. There will not be a
a doctor there and no need for one"
Rev. Fockler and the whole Zion be-
lieve in healing by prayer. He was
asked what success his prayers met
with in Mansfield in the healing of the
sick and he said: Every prayer has
been answered. Not a member of our
church nor the member of one of our
families has died although many have
been sick. Every one has been cured
l believe in prayers that are answered.
not in prayers that are not answered
and 1 can say that every prayer that
/ have made in the last three months
for anything has been fully answered.
All you have to do is to get right with
God and you can accomplish what you
will"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-04-17
4. CLAY FERGUSON
Stands by the Greed and Thinks
That 1t Is Consistent With
Free Will.

Elsewhere in this issue is given an
account Of the contentious OF some Pres
byterians that their creed should be
changed and shortened SO as to elm
mate as one feature, the doctrine of
foreordination. The opinion of several
ministers of prominence in the church
are given. On this subject Rev. ii.
Clay Ferguson. pastor Of Cavalry Pres
byterian church. Of this city. said to a
News-Democrat man today:
II hardly think that the Presbyterian
church will change the doctrine Of
foreordination as we understand It. We
were taught in the seminary that GER
tainty and free will were perfectly
compatible, but not that necessity and
free will were compatible. and as It
was taught to US and as we understand
1t I think the church will hardly change
that. The question that suppose will
produce the most discussion in the as
sembly and on which It 10 possible
there win be some change on the doc
trine Of superlapsarianism That II
that God knew and Il was all arranged
before the world was mado thet Just %
many would 90 to heayen ana lust -
many % - he'll. N6W that br1hfs -
~ ~ ~ napq q'p4 xae|1q yen ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-04-17
TRAGIC EASTER.
Alliance Boy Brought Home To
His Parents Cold In
Death.

Alliance, April 16.-A sad and tragic
Easter greeting today came to Mr.. and
Mrs. James e. Reed, Of $50 North WAL
nut street. Their only son, Walter L.
Reed, was instantly killed at Sewick-
ley, Pa. Death came without a mo-
ment's warning and struck down the
young man while at work. 1t seems
that Reed was engaged in placing In
position a signal bridge over the Penn
sylvania railroad at Sewickley. He
had been working about the place ell
morning and was preparing to quit for
the noon hour when the unfortunate
affair happened.
In attempting to leave his position
on one side Of the tracks. he was hit
by westbound freight train. His body
was badly cut and mangied and he was
unconscious when found, dying a short
time later. He was brought home Sun
day.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-04-17
BRYAN ADVISES
Democratic Clubs to Celebrate
The Coming Fourth Of
July.

Washington, April 16-William Jen-
nings Bryan, now in California, in re-
plying to an invitation to attend a JEFF
ferson dinner in this city has sent the
following letter to w. S. Mexican, sec
retary OF the National Association of
Democratic clubs, under da.e of April
8, 1900:
MY Dear Sir: I regret exceedingly
that engagements made before your
invitation was received will prevent my
attending the Jefferson dinner. 1t is
especially fitting that in this centennial
year of the party's first victory we
should commemorate the birthday of
the party's founder and patron saint.
"In 1900 the genius of Jefferson organ
lied the Democratic party and led a
successful fight against the aristocratic
ideas of Hamilton. Today, when De-
mocracy is engaged in death struggle
with plutocracy, we find inspiration IN
the teachings of the sage of Monticello
1.-The doctrine of equal rights to all
and special privileges to none, applied
to present problems, would restore an
equitable financial system, deprive ma
tional banks of the power 20 issue pa
per money, destroy private monopolies
remove the menace Of militarism, save
the nation from entangling alliances
make it an example to other nations
and its flag an emblem of peace, JUS
tice and liberty and progress"
II hope that the National association
of Democratic clubs will urge each locaI
organization to celebrate the coming
Fourth Of July.
"Those who assemble throughout the
country can listen to the reading Of the
Declaration Of Independence, hear pat
riotic speeches and then learn by wire
that the National convention Of the
Democratic party, meeting on that day
has reasserted the party's faith in the
principles set forth in the Declaration
and embodied in the constitution Of the
United States.
"Yours truly, w. J. BRYAN.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-04-17
PULLMAN PARLOR CARS.

NOW run between Cleveland and Gin
cinnati over the c. A. & C. railway.
entirely new equipment has been ad-
oeo TO the through Ger service between
cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati
over the Cleveland, Akron and Colun,-
pus railway. The new equipment con-
sists Of Pullman cars fresh from the
Pullman. az
These cars combine all the comfort
OF up-to-dat travel. The roomv Arm,
chairs OF a new pattern and are mar
ticularly comfortable. They are ar
ranged In front of unusually large plate
glass windows through which the dis
sowing scenery may be enjoyed en-
route. The smoking apartment is also
roomy' and the ladies' retiring room
SHOWS a marked improvement in size
ana convenience. 1t is fitted IN with .
ror. ee Aiii
The new cars ride very smootb,v
S.ay Iney run every day, leaving Cleveland
S;S5 a. m, Orrville 1880 a. M. arrive
columbus 2:10 p. M, Cincinnati 5.4o n
III returning leave Cincinnati 8.30
M, Columbus Has a. M, arrive Orr.
CiIIe $40 p. m, Cleveland $40 n, m
connection is made at Columbus for Tn"
annapolis and st. Louis.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-04-17
STARR COUNTY DEMOCRAT, TUESDAY, APRIL II, 1900

feet but gave him a free will. And he
was given laws. Man disobeyed the
laws and then the race was lost race.
If any were saved then 1t must be be-
cause God pardoned them. But he had
the right to say who should be pardoned
and who should not, and in my opinion
he has shown the way that all men may
come to him and get pardon. Christ
says that all who come In the right way
may be pardoned except those who have
committed the sin against the Holy
Ghost. Now just what that sin against
the Holy Ghost is, do not know. but I
believe that all men who have not COM
mitted this sin, IL they come In the
proper way. may receive pardon.
But these questions, before there can
be any change in the doctrine of the
church, must first come before the as
sembly on overtures from the presbyte-
ries and then the assembly can submit
such questions as 1t deems proper back
to the presbyteries for vote, and 1t will
take a vote of the presbyteries before
any change can be made"
Rev. o. r. Milligan, Of the First Pres
byterian church, could not be inter-
viewed on the subject.