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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-09-16

gained thu step toward victory.
Wilson is hotel. | saw his name
on the reg lis morning"
The eide hops drew a breath of
relief TIL I'D man grounded his
heavy WALL } stick suddenly, as if it
had slipped tsrough his inert fingers
I'm trustih' you boys to pull me
through" he said, with shaky laugh.
81 hain't never treated Alan right, an
I'm heer to confess it. lowed | was
the only one in our layout with any
business sense"
$50 you are willing to accept the
oan? said Miller.
"Willin'? | reckon am. never
slept one wink last night fer feer
some'n' III interfere with it,
Miller reflected moment and then
said: 81 am afraid of onlyone thing, and
that is this: Not one man in million
will make trade of this size without
corroborating the statements made by
the people he is dealing with Wilson
is at breakfast by this time. and aftcl
he is through he may decide to nc't
around a little before coming to uif
I'm afraid to go after him; he WouIt
think was overanXiOus The trUnbh
is that he may run upon som fbca!
from out in the mountains-fh"rc ar
a lot in town already-und get 10 tall.
ing. Just one word about your l!,n
off more than you can chaW, III
Bishop. would make him halk li'-H
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-09-16

much because
it is more than
nature asks.
By the use of
Doctor Pierce's
Favorite Pre-
scription ma
ternity is made
practically
painless, and a
quick GONZALES
ence is assured
in almost ev-
cry case.
cI am pleased
to give my testi-
mony and wish I
could find words
strong enough to
induce other suf-
ferers to use DR..
Pierce's Favorite
DracoriyNfinY, %
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-09-16
Babg Costs Too Much

When the price paid is the mothers
health and happiness. The father
doesn't realize as he romps with the
child what years of wifely suffering
must be set against the baby's laughter
Chronic invalidism is high price to
pay for the painful joy of maternity, yet
1t is at such a cost that many woman
becomes a mother. Such price is too
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-09-16

kS@So1G1SJ FENCES the next morning,
Bishop sent over for Pole Baker to
drive the spring wagon. Alan sat be-
side Pole, and Abner and Bishop and
Mrs. Bishop occupied the rear seats.
Alan knew he could trust Pole, drunk
or sober, and he confided his plans to
the flattered fellows ears. Pole SEEM
ed to weigh all the chances for and
against success in his mind as he sat
listening most grave and portentous
expression on his massive face.
my opinion is the Teller IL be thar as
shore as preachin," he said. But
whether you git his wad or not-that's
another question. Miller's as sharp as
a brier, an, as he says, if Wilson gifts
to talkin' about that land to any o
these hill Billies they'll bust the trade
or die tryin. Jest let 'em heer moneys
about to change hands, an it III make
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-09-16
BOARDING HOUSE WANTED
I'm Hyde Park.

I'm Hyde Park.
There is large demand in the village
of Hyde Park for a good boarding House.
have a house that with a very little
changing and fitting up would be well
adapted to that purpose. Anyone wish
ing to open boarding house in place
where there is an excellent demand for
one, will do we'll to write me.
- G DAGE
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-09-16
CHAPTER XVI.

Henry, Aunt Maria's hus-
band, who was the chief
farmland, was busy patching
fences the next morning,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-09-16

D. J. FLANDERS. Gen. Pass. Agent.
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For hest results advertise in the
News AND CITIZEN
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1903-10-27

The subject was not inviting, and I
gladly turned from it to tell the story
of my adventures. Thus the time was
occupied until we reached the city.
Presently, when we were free of the
customs inspectors, l began to observe
an indefinahle and agreeable difference
In my fathers manner from that which
l remembered. 1t became perceptible
when we discussed my stay in New
York and my business there, which
was connected with small trust fund,
my own through inheritance from my
mother My father was one who had
by nature a liberal hand with money,
yet he had been accustomed to make
every dollar work for him in some in
vestment and had thus often been
pressed for ready cash. In earlier days
/ had admired his method of combin-
The Springfield herald., 1903-03-27
Jul / 1909 To cash on hand

Dec 81 a." tax levy Of
3" 80" unavailable tax
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CHAP MAN,

Wesley Flanders is building a
new house along side his store
which makes a great improve,
ment.
Our miners have as vet not been
on strike in the Susquehanna Coal
Breaker.
Miss Maude Shaher is visiting
friends and relatives at Iudepen-
dence. ',,'.-'-
One of our progressive farmers
fell asleep while raking hay and as
the result of it got free ride from
the hay rake to the ground.
Quite a number of our young
people expect to attend the picnic
to be held in Paige's Grove, Satur-
day, Aug. S.
H. L. Sbolly of Tyrone, Pa,
was seen in our vicinity one day last
week.
Some Of our people do not seem
10 know the necessity of pure all
or they would certainly be more
careful in some respects especially
along the public high way where
there is no place for half decom.
posed animals and vegetables.
John l. Snyder, an employee Of
the ?. L. L. Co., was home Sun.
day.
} Miss Minnie Sutiel, who hac
been visiting in our locality, return.
ed nome 70 Sunbury, Sunday.
! Ii takes an excellent barber wht
can shave by moonlight, but w
have him, call on II. A. b.
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Suicide Prevented.

The startling announcement that
a preventive of suicide had been dis
covered will interest many. a run
down system, or dependency in
variably precedc suicide and some-
thing has been found that will pre-
vent that condition which makes
suicide likely, At the first thought
Of self destruction take Electric Bit
ters. II being II great tonic aud
nervine will strengthen the nerves
and builds mp the system. lts also
great Stomach, Liver and Kidney
regulator. Only soc. Satisfaction
guaranteed bv Middleburg Drug
Co, Graybill Il Garman, Rich6eld,
DR.. j. W. Sampsell, Penns Creek
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BAD Oversight.

The voters OF Pennsylvania will not have an
opportunity to vote again this yea, on the two
amendments to the constitution for which a
majority cast the ballots in 1902. This is ow-
ing to an oversight or rather carclessncss on the
part Of the recent legislature The sessions of
1901 passed both amendments almost unan-
imouSly, and the people at the general election
last fall voted in the affirmative by large ma
ioritv Then the amendments laid over for the
sessions OF 1908 The Legislature this year
passed them on first and second reading and
placed them on thecalendcr tor third reading and
final passage, but they were never called up and
were permitted to die with the close of the
session. Now they will have to go over on sc-
count of this negligence,
The two amendments were exceedingly impor-
tant and the people showed very conclusively
BY their ballots that they wanted them. One
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usopoued amendment provided chat discharge

peoponed amendment provided that discharge
Of jury Of failure to agree or other necessary
cause should MT work acquittal. Such change
in our Constitution would mean that a defeu-
dan, could not be acquitted merely BY a dis
agreement of a jury, but that he codld be held
IN custody for a future trial. The constitution
on this subject now reads: "No pcr-ou shall for
the same oHense he twice put in jeopardy of life,
or limb." The amendment read "No person
shall for the same oil,nse be twice put IN jeop-
ardy of life or limb, but discharge OF the jury
for failure to agree, or other necessary cause,
shall not work an acquittal."
The other proposed amendment provided that
all local laws before being introduced in tie
legislature must first be submitted to vote Of
the people in localities effected.
Both OF these were very important amend
meuts and the State paid large amount ot
money to have them advertised in at least two
newspapers in each county oi the State. BY
the oversight ON the part of the last legislature
the work of the two years has been for nausht
and will have to bc done over again. Had the
legislature acted upon them, as it should have
done they would have gone before the people
this fall for their final action and would have,
no doubt, been adopted They would then have
become part of the Constitution.
The last legislature was made mp, principally
Of new men, which accounts to- large extent
for this oversight. The next body will likely
know better.
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J. Albert Hsrrold and F. n.
'Attiugef, two'of Chapman town
ships progressive teachers are TAX
ing coal out Of the Susquehanua
River. They don't want to freeze
when home during the cold Winter
mornings aud evenings, -
Dr.. Ned Williams, who has just
started in his Profession, has many
calls. He is a fiue young gentle
man and no doubt will be an excel.
lent doctor.
A few of our young folks expect
to attend the Shreiner picnic Aug.
Is.
Much damage was done to oats
and corn by the rain and hail storms
Wednesday and Thursday of last
week.
Miss Maggie Brown was visiting
W. s. Herrold and family Sun.
day.
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RcANEE.

Peter Wendt OF Meirervilie was
business caller i'll town Muudsy.
Quite number u peupI. attend
ed ti.e picnic al ST. Petsr's SATURDAY,
and ~ iearp Ii had beeu largely at
tended. sf'4' 20
Insurance agent, Peter Keigle Of
AdamsDurg was at early caller
MoDdar.
EhDer Iroup and family -visiteo
irieDde al Sevep Stars Sunday.
Steward GeiDet visited flis uncle
john Teab al Palias buDday.
Mis- Carey Willis OF Middlebufe
iias peen spending o few weeks IL
our ,vzaiity.
THURSDAY tiree young ladisB y
Phitadeipiita eal.ed en your oesibe.
James fisii., and family .sisitet
hts father, Henry Fisher Of Kaatz
SuDday.
Fam hotimsh aud family visit,
% flsDds ~ AiiGe euBday. a"
7 Last thursasy t merry .fshins
club ooss,spsg Vi Lep young geptle
G.en VI eunpury tgok dinles at th'
+otel ard s9joysd tie day very
Wuch.
/ s,ssne " our B"sOp.e are laakiu,
/ preparation " atlend lLe GraIgel
p.ca.c. @
Heury SeAlee pat a peg shipgI'
roof Oh his Farm Louse las
Heek
I'D. Kesstetter, VIZ AID sQu
Waiter, yisityd bdends al I4ofe.
;s4pday. = "
r. ). Keratetter is repairing hu
bolel shicl ,sakes 8 great impFqye
ment " the house,
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Rosa Dunkleberger, who had
been visiting in the West the past
few months, returned to her home
FRIDAY.
A progressive euchre party was
given at the home of Thomas Arbo'
CAST and wife Monday evening
About 25 guests were present
Jessie Watt of Williamsport i,
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Jerry
Charles.
Susie Miller of this place was
run over by buggy at Dreese's
picnic Saturday. She was bruised
considerably about the body.
Mrs. John Houtz visited hel
mother, Mrs. Stroh, at Seiinsgrov,
Sunday.
John Hilbish and family OF
Northumberland visited his rela.
tives at this place Sunday
Bessie Neitz and Edna Botor
made a pleasure trip to Shamokir
Dam Sunday.
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WEST BEAVER.

There was almost frost at this
end Friday morning.
W. A. McGlaughIin of Burn
ham spent few days here last weel,
with his parent and friends.
Jos. u. ulsh says If it had not
been for the bone aud sinew (n,ean-
ing the ladies of McClure) Lewis
Manbeck's house would have burnt
to the ground last week.
James Steely entertained some Of
his friends at his home last week
with all the ice cream, cakes, bana-
mas and cigars they wished. They
all tender many thanks aud hope II
may occur often. ~
Isaac Henry's boy had one of hit
legs mashed at Burnham last week
and had to be taken of. Burnham
will soon have the name Of causing
as many cripples as .ae Spanish,
American war.
After two years suffering with
that dreaded disease consumption
Mrs. Henry Kline (nee Wagner
departed this life Saturday nigh
and buried Tuesday at St. John.
church.
A. A. Romig is doing the carpen.
ter work at the Lowell roller mill
Landlord Roush at Mcclure
would appreciate a visit from
Carrie and her little hatchet. HI
would treat her to the best he had
in the shop as he is a very obligins
man and weighs almost 200 lbs.
The festival at Crossgrove Satur'
day evening was almost failure
On account of poor attendance
They failed to have it announced il
the PosT's future events column.
David knepp, son of H. w
KDepp was home from Juniat,
County Sunday.
+. {. S Peter Of Crossgrove &C
compained Levi Nerboqd 10 Lewis
town Saturday for the purpose o
the latter purchasing his weddin,
onf it, 80 reported.
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Next Sunday three weeks Rev,
n. |. Sheafer, the Reformed Minis,
ter will preach his farewell sermon
in st. Johns church in the after
noon at 2 o'clock and leave for
Armstrong County where he is
elected pastor of the Sugar Creek
charge.
W. A. Schnee trausac'el business
at kanty FRIDAY.
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pUNpORE.


Dr. bongacre at Fremont.
Esther Ever of Shamokin is vis-
iting her aunt, Sarah c. Ever at
Selinsgrove and put in q few days
fishing al this place.
Goa are plentiful at the Susque-
hanna and om families sre filling
their coal bins for the coming win
ter.
Henry Wilmer Is taking a hand
in politics and is confident that VIC
tory is on the sde of the Repubi
| can. ,e.
! 0ur tax collector has pat up ms
notice, and he will sit on Sept. Is,
at Dundore's store to receive all the
taxes and ii Is hoped that all the
tax payers will nay then or sooner
and make the the FIVE per cent.
/ The rive road received some
matching VI which il needed very
much.
/ Harry Nett Of Sunbury spent 8
weeE IL town calling Oh MS many
! friends, and like other young men
ms mis- favorites.
Squire Sechris; mas many effiicial
calls and ms fancy poultry and
frui, busines- snd farming oper-
atIons Keep MN busy.
/ LOST 3 Iadv's silk umbrella
near the town or IL the borough OF
| Seilnsgruve. The hnder Is request
&c 70 leave II al hendricks Har6-
ware Sture, wnere ne will pe r.
waroeC
MgrIl ". Dunoore's birthday
fauuiversarv last weeE drought Is
itner Ever OF Snamokir aDo f,araI
Siialnsacll anQ Mre ksv Scare OF
1 Port Ireve-Ion W i,-r resioepce q
eDJVv Z b,r-tnasy dInpef aud sIreDo
ti,e oav VITA Der.
Daisy Wilmer ls working III It's
shirt isctcry nj Port TreverUun.
tauuy brown o. Nerdilia wa IL
towr
Tie Wiviper Sunasy Sebooi ssso
ms. eus,cssiul festival iast Sa.
urasy evening a. tbs WitDer seboo
nous aBd viii hsye u,e,r .annaa
p,en.c D.xt SsGvrdss ~ ". "
shoiiy's park wbebe Daaslc, speak
err and Refreshments sil suouuo
Molly Hoover sDd hef asug.ss-.
AgDss Eoysr, spentsa DAY mitil J
, n h.anDo's sssaiiy
keu,y X. seloI ~as 10 to~l
apd ,nas fully negslned his heaits
90, Mefe,.sst is paying tip-CeI
vfiees ior exgs siSce his onieAel
i,uuee is bn,si,eo
Cs,s lssses, IL IN pfsgreos, w.
t..s Grey is sonewAat ligbt.
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Correct any terdency ID ~
tlon with small doses Of aw.y
TEACHERS INSTITUTE Ma,
Official Program of Sn,t,,
Teachers lnStitrn

.NAAhAA
The i6th annual scssiopo,tJ
ers' Institute of Snyder os,l
convene In Middleburg, Pa h
Nov. 30, 1903, and the four1]
publication of the "reachesI n
Magazipe" will he ISSUED mM
authority Of the conventioD !,
direction of the County S,.
dent, Prof Cleo. w. WalAon \
Pa.
The book will contain all a.,
announcements of the ppc,,
instructors, entertainments m,
addresses Of teachers and div,
a few pages will he reserys ,
vertisements Of n clean and MN.
nature, at the following n,s,
page $500 ; half page $500. ,
$l.75.
The size Of the page will b d
M last year |; 0 inches by 50
page 4lx73.
In order to get the book to,s,
ers and directors in amut !
will be issued earlier than =
copy for ads should be seulr ,
order 10 facilitate neat disuan
This Is a splendid means ID
ing for schools, colleges, bas ],
ers and school supply ho,us
Send In your copy at ouus
| GEo w. WAaENsELLER, r.
| ,i,,,Mis Midds
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Political harmony at the expense, of honest
government is predjudicial To the welfare of all.
Harmony is desirable aud every thing should he
done to promote harmony when the public good
is not meuaced When dishonesty reigns in
public life, fighting factions are blessing.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-08-06

Wilson BuSsler of Williamsport
spent SUNDAY with G. Il. Hen
d1cks and wife.
The Misses Burshart have gone
10 pittshurc to visit their brother.
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Il ia said life Is one grand sweet roug. PR
haps, tis, il sougs have many discordA. Life
would have les, Of. turmoil aud disappointment,
If every person had sufficient stamina to stand
upon honest principles or had the iraukuess to
disclose unrelability. @.'! ..
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SELlNSGSoNE

Misses Helen and BESSIE Rentz
anG Mrs Allen Of Phila,. who spent
some weeks with friends, returned
to their homes Tuesday Of last
week.
Rev. A. f. Cooper Of Maple Hill
spen, . short time with his yar-
snis.
Rev. \. II. Follmer and family
are welcome guests al the home of
7. q, Schoch and wife.
Mn. Wellington Houseworth and
dsughter Of Chicago, are visiting
the formers mother, Mrs Emma
Davis and sister.
The Summer School closed on
"Wednesday and the students have
left for their homes
Prot. Allison entertained Mrs.
A sss-parenSs and q brother, also .
brother of the Professor, Or. Alh-
son
Revs. Il. 7. Miller OF BROOKLYN
and l.. d. Uirich of Danvilie are
spending their vacations with
trieDds
Pro- " oodruf MADE 2 tiving trip
= MarvIanl, FRIDAY on business OF
the University.
Mr-. Noethng l. visiting her
Gaughte-. Mr.. hey. {. / 'FRONT.'
at CAIcor.. -.
JONI Aueman Of u asHIagIou. d.
&. is visiting M mother
hey. Siunsv batemau ana wife
AZ In guests Of nls parent
Lev. Fisher aDo wile nave IaKer
TIN L. MarvIanu anc Jjeiaware K
remaIu severn week
Mr=. bover Of Chicago anu granl..
uaugule, MIss benedlc-. wng spent
mont YER pieasanliy VIII t,-
1. ! v Ageuse.Ier an wlit relurs,.
e. none Iuursasy
l,ir- Fiercs anC QaugiJer q
LAmue-tvIl,s. y. D., were guests o.
l.. !. ! y ageuseil.r several dsys
III, Ir - IA uncIe o. Mr.
P.eres
tcu- Gircn aso iamnv are ylsi:
or- T., .re Domy o. n.r panems q
MIf,muw-
Nj Mar PAiiip. ,eI, oaItras,
I0r LAtyagO WDsIe eDe vii sp-RC
-Ou1s ius with ~ stsLs'
Dr. j. : VI ageucelier p,riorme'
suoyessIU OperaIsVr ~ r. y
DocE avr JIsiU4a
EoILy' LomUaro aBo wis iei
o2lVruav ioI q Jrip ~ bal traBeis
~, auo w, VI esyerl Slops Tse
expse, - y. gone dSe o. 81
.eeEs
v ord NO rooeised mere s,a.ss.s,
TIA ker = J. IUtDer, ivtine
pas.o, OF tu. N J. NBBrcn, Al.
de aBc va DUfIed Monica.
JoDu Sensri, OF TIE Lssar Eoas.
A4VOoaa, epeGJ osseea. day srth "a,
lamn.
Hary A-4e44ar o. pm,sae.pl.
yIsl.s. n FaHru.- v..r ovaaay
"a. Laa. p,o.s 10 ..,sisss
Sa,ur4o .,..A,.s a SGee,l Ilbs
a.e. >s.,.,sa oe. q t.a.r "agS
wp.e. 49, ruU.-:-sea rey-.nt.y.
IAr rl..ss.- S1.e. aep. 10 Aes
t.4l-g.-.s .- 50 ,-a.r ,-s>nls,
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SHEE&UEc

4 T. hees.ey Of l4aLe.,st,S, s,,,ut
n aeassaY a. ta.s p.ace .akipg ~or.
as6 isr tobseoo.
William Eer Es-urped 10 M.
@otk a. Snyder.o~nSunday.
"a. cAoIzLerser syeut s0pe ,tiiDe
y srpD ury .asi &eef.
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Cider Making. 1

i Eih cp}rste my a.
Franklin 'thh year and IsSl|
patrons 70 bring their appuit|
mill. I Will begin to maksdki
day July %. After that, lntp
be Tuesday and Thundr t
week until otherwise notiia
-. CALVIN g. srNn
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is the New and Better breakfast
Food, 80 different from IL others
that il pleases everybody. Get &
package to-day III your grocerk
Tn auxzu PUN FooD c., n kox, K Z
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7 OOK . beautiful picture o. "
of our Nation signing tine ~.
Independents" or the younrsf }
OF the U. B.--siss l6x20 in, The is1
ing In - flne eoleSs. price 30 cis q
Every trus American should hsws
In their house, II
Catalogue showing NOR. very 4.
tions. cleo . eOasplete line Of aos'
sent Ire upon application 20 "rJ
gonSsy knssrprIss Co. L"n'daH'
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WANTED-YOCNG MEI
pare for Government Psiun
Openings ip all Departmas
Salaries. Rapid PromOtian |
nations soon. Particulars I'm
Interstate Cor Ina.
5-l8-sm. Cedr NJ
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Erv,EICAN STATE TTCKET.

ETr,EICAN STATE TTCKET.
STATE TREASrRFR
William l., Mathucs, Delaware 60.
AJ.prToR GENERAL.
William p. Suvdcr. Chester county.
I,Ner> Sl-VERIOR Court.
John -. Henderson, Crawford County.
Thomas A. Morrison. Mcke cen County.
COUNTY VICkET.
Protnonotavv-Geo NJ Shindel.
ReCi>ter ano Becorder-J. Is. Arhocast.
Associate lrdCc-l. Frank keller.
Distrir, Attorrcv-M. |. Potter
Jury CommiSSiouer-lr Gravhin.
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Republican Standing Committee.

Adans-C T. F.s '. T. Sha~vcr.
Rcsver-H. II. Faust. \. n. Musscr,
Rcsver Ncst-N. 7. Gross David Henninger.
Ccntrc-T Nohn, J. W S~rnp.el.
Chapman n F. HecSsrd, ]. Il. CrdcSrovc,
Frsnklin- Henry Fcltv, John q. Rcnninger.
Jack k~Cr-l y NeartCk, Vim. Schold.
N'dd'ehurE-Gec " Resvcr Ranks W. Noicr.
Nidd1 1Ccrcck Frank Walter. "A \ SNYDER
Monroe It. q Hendricks h. F. Fisher.
pcur.-1 o. Bower, W y Row.
Perry. a. HacSenburC y. W. krhoyes,
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EMPEROR or INDIA.

Delhi, India, has been the scene Of
gorgeous pageants and brilliant dis
plays such rs can be best appreciated
by the Orientals With their taste for
show. The occasion was The celebration
Of the accession OF the British King to
the throne Of the empire Of India, -
and Il seems that representatives Of all
the indian subject nations were repre-
sented II was a splendid display The
emperor's speech, read by the Niceroy
closed by an assurance OF the regard
Of the emperor "for the liberties of the
Indian people" his respect for their
dignltes and rights and his interest
in their advancement and devotion to
their welfare. This, undoubtedly, made
a good impression.
when Lord Beaconsheld, shortly af-
ter the Prusslan king had assumed the
title Of Emperor Of Germany, persuad-
cd Queen Victoria to assume the title
Of Empress Of India, his critics ridi-
culed the idea, but It Is safe to say
that he saw further than they.
lie knew the oriental mind. and what
could be gained by a display. He knew
that the Indian people would take more
kindly to the government Of an Indian
empire" than TO the government ruling
an Indian province. As an empire,
India has independence In appearance,
and appearances often count more than
realities. India Is now loyal She has
aided the mother country in the putting
down of rebellons, and in wars outside
the borders Of India Emperor OF In
dla" is title that impresses the Hin
doc mind, and the splendid royal page
ants excite. the admiration Of a people
that from time immemorial have been
accustomed to such public spectacles.