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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-29
Ruloeboloe.
Get fuloc geir bar farrt uper belc
Ruropeiten.

I SIutteu al iorrige llge beanuote
Ell aillbebsIee at beoPge Jig ooer heIC
Horooeiten. og oeu bar | iuoep9rcnoe
llge toget tolrtse gper og gpgoer
i'm folbe Tnpr. Zen itrrffer iig oper
Ct fort Sanoomroooe, omiottenoe Dc
spre WtSiiSiippi. oa RiSiourt'Eo
% DC peitIiae Strsg oeb S%toriiserue.
altINen par i9rlia itrena i Gafotdita.
terre, | oct sitIiae Wontoun. oct moro.
liae Rebrnifa, oct noroliae Soma,
Horoparteu Of SIliuoiS % Subinno
% GeIe al g3iScouiiu ogMitiaau.
Get oiiieieIlc thermometer / ct.
Saul bite 33 8raoer UNDER Zero;
andre 9bermometrc bite 40 @rnber.
9ismard, q. 3. bapoe % @raoers
auloe, hyperion | 3tSconiin Sc. !
Duluth por BET enooa foIoere emo |
1895. 3bermomctret bite ben 2beu
Samnr / upoute aar II 8raber;
Ssnoog ben 2ihe / 1904 itob anifisi.
pet pna 81. Sra gIp beretteS famine
Ide, at mon Der 1onbe AZ GRADERS
auIoe, oa paa onbrc SteSer | Meiaba.
egncn bapoe ma fra 80 iii 40.
gn Rpffe Steoer | Torbpeiter op.
giber. at aul6er / Ssritninaen al ben.
tie llae oor %ooerorttes itreua.
Wan6aa ben 25Se fom auIbebsl.
gen / al fin @GIbe til Chicago, og
auifisInet iarf 10 8ra6er uuber
3cro. Screre off oct reo Ill %.
alIoccentret bar / Dtinucioto, Wou.
tanu % Noro.G nfotn. RorbIiait |
oct brittle Anerifn b~earubte oct al.
lcrebe al bIiue miloere. gu Snetorm
ior aienrem Sainois. Soma, Sn6tunn.
RiSiouri og annins. Sem 5ommer
enc idiot / 81. 2orlis. Z Carlo. ST.,
iolht ser GLIB % i Rempbis, Tenn
re9nebc bet.
! 8innepeg itoS 5bermomctret en-,
gang / "a; men Wonbag aiten elf oct
REQ til 26. : Iulutb bite Set IS
unoer Zero, / St.Baul is, / Smabo
8. Reru Rihmono. @is., bupSe ben
25oe Ell airloe, Tom eif neo iii AS a
Is unoer Zero. s Ranitouoc. @is.,
ntnotte Sf~olebsrnene boIbe iig biem.
ME. SorifieGigc Steoer / 8isconiiu
opgiper islgeroe altloegraoer: Wor.
oooi $40, Bortage 80, Rhiuelar.
Der 33. plymouth 30, Rlaiuiielo %,
8aufeiba %. Rnciue rs ga crosse
SO, amerD 30.
Rebroifa blcp life iporet. a1rlSe.
6elgen off oper Staten, o. Sne ialot
paa Here Stcoer. Get noropeitItge
Risiorri og set norblige os peitIige
9arios if isIe @interer. 5 Risiourt
too 5bermcmetret s 8raoer urber
Zero ON Rorseren hen 25be og / oct
mibtre aarins 4 @ruoer urOer.
= RPrbeoen al Sarris, Renomi,
nee 60, Rtt., frss n. u. Garoa
libel 2sr6og 2liter pon 8eier til lit
Stem. San par 30 aar. ara iorifiei.
ltge Steoer / Soma berettes ON en-
itrera auIbe. 5 SiOur Gin o. !
Raribaatonn itoo Sbermometret %
8ruSer Inber 3ero RunSog; men
isr oor bet foloere. S9rlia por
aul6en teri / 6ei miotre Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-29

~enlcerDeoe Helerpdltplt ! ~
Indianapolis. Silupereroe Siutsnn;'
mixer gSec iorIongtc lculig 3taaoelle
icr Seuor Illonio 3eLaRi, Ssn az
&icarneuaS Erniioent. til at beis1e
R~riasifplen / @eit Ioint. GcIe5tt
aalonianooIe ira Snruaii Trerld9ee ei
Sorilag, iom iorbuSer 0ipuoigbeoerre
at aroenbe 0tongoler (aineiere %
SS1paneiere) til offentlige GrbeiSer;
ban foreiIog ogian, at IrbeiSsSa8en
ifnl i9ttes til S elmer; enboiSere. at
Ser ifaI beoilgc& $250,OO0 iii llobe.
bring al Sapnsr ueo SonoIuIn og
100000 iii Sanrrar6ciber | Siio.
Senutet ~beharole6c ben 26be otter
\mamosSogen Mr. Stone fra 0tiS.
iouri talte / Iuleoniug al Ell Heiolu'
ton, Iom p~aoIGgger SenatetS llben.
riasfomite at foretage lluoeriseelier
ougaaenoe GnuamnS prsret. 9eref.
ter taIte Sepbllrn fra SS0obo ON oeu
ReioIutiou, Ser forbpoer Serrbnne.
fompnnier at tage Sanb / iommen.
brnaenbe Strpfuinaer ifteberfor Oct,
De miiter pe6 R%egicringers Sfopre.
ierpationer. Mtr. Gilman tdltc / 9ln.
leoniug al ben Reinlltiou, bau hop6e
inblenerct Tnoeu isr nraoaeroe &c.
neral @oooS og andre SfiicererS gc.
~fcroriug. Gen pebtogeS ltben Gcbnt.
isIgenbe 9eoilaniuaer bifalbteS: 10.
900 til GIerfS | De erefutipe 9eparte.
mertcr for Grtraarbeioc unoer Den
iponife aria; $1,000 600 til Ell Rin.
bebro oper 9otiutot.SIoben fra @aib.
iuatnn I'll arItuator. @obiet; Heniio'
lrer til 1877 WpnO eler gnfer og Ell
Sum Gerge til SoIoater, fom bar ia.
get Sfabc / arigen.
: Suiet taIte Reprrientont Bon.
tel ira SltnoiS / TO Elmer unber Se.
baroltngeu al Toriloaet ON usOpeu.
Dige Observation-Disclosures life
berom. men ON 3emofroten @iai.
ans angreb poa set republifauffe
Rarti for ito9Ie 0agc itoer. og Mtr.
@iaialns fonrebe. 9crefter neotog
0iliet en- Geiolution ON at ipsr9e Sc.
nerolpoitmeitererL bpor mango Gogre
Regiertu9en boiler for hans Depar.
temeutsfolf. ReprGieutant 9afcr fra
Rcm @orf ~foreilog en- HeioIution ON.
Of Sopfomiteen ifaI erflGre, bporpiot
Baltimore & Sbiosgunen bar aiort
fig ifploig / 2op6ruo oeS qiennem lin
Sngisrer @corge 6, Suinilton at til.
bpSe bom Ct aarIi9t Nos paa fine Gin.
ier. San mo6tog SilbuSet oer 216c
SIIIi 1903. Heprpientont Samuep
ira Rinneiota fremlagbe ct TorIaa,
boorefter l~l6itiaere al u6enIauoife
8orer / ct. 2oriS ifdI babe Rct iii at
iGlge oisic oe Icnerc bem efter 10.
itiAingen pun getingclie al, at Sc oa
betaler bcu SoIo. JON Sc fsr bleu fri.
toget for. Teleaot aaIonionole ira
@omnii foreilog N geoilanina pua
$4,000 iom 8o~otgisrcIie til 1erri,
torirt ior, at oct imberboIot 2erncS
SIRE ira ben Si6, ga Sarpuii fsieSr3
iii De 6orenehe Stater. oa iii oen
lib, oa Rcaicrin8en opertog 9prpRie.
net 6erll0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-29
Bananas Riniitcr / @aibinstOn,

gunuu.9 nriaa, piI ingiese Rem 9orf'
9laSet "euenine Bet. mis- oet. ift,
lager / iis ieien oe SrS. set ifreu ON
hans 5or6inSele neS Saudma.Reuo
futioneu. % Der paffert ON SorIaoei'
ie. Oct oigteee 2sgue ON ban. tiger
FEN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-29
stpr lsaait. 6. u. @orri

Sfor Sulii. G. q. @orriicn s.
SO. / T~biIaSetpbia bar siort 5nais
% goet err ooereioet iii Receipers.
@ieloen anilaaes iii 100000 q
Ss00.0O0. j YhilnSelpbia paiie
RorriionS 6alit insen Suerraifelis.
Sa mon lRnse penteSe Sen. SeIu Tiger
han AZ bans SpetulatioR i Somnio
bieisrte bans IaIS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-29
Jroauois, Sranoen.
Gbieasos Mapur, granbmnrIhal %
8psniassfpmmisier aniparIia.

Oct bsrer beIbigoi8 til De iielone
gegicenbeoer, at ben bsielte 2prig.
beosperion / en- itsrre eller minore
Samfunosfrebs anflages for Sop.
brub; men / Gbicngo anflaaer Goro.
ner's Surp Manor Garter s. Sarri.
ion jor Selagtigbeo / ben ifrRffelige
Sbeaterbrano ben 30te December
itbItleben. 2igipnsiurpen err fommen
I'll BEN Slutning, Of 9pers Spersp.
riabeo bite en- itrafbar Sorismmelig.
beb, og at ban iibeu bar isgt at peIte
anioaret fro fig. Gerior bar Den
benpiit BAN til @rnnoiuren, for at
Sop og Ret fan fomme til aupenbeIic
moo bom. Sammen reb 9pens
Wapor err granSmaribaI @iIliam ;.
Wlti6am, gDgningsfommiipr George
@iaiams os 8ia 5. Gopis. iom bar
6oritanber % Sperbeitprer for oct
liIpffeIige Sbeater, benniite til @ranb.
iurpen. Somme Stiebue hor rammet
grauomonb @iGiam Callers, 8pg.
ninesinipefter gbparb 2aIigbIin,
Scemineofer Sames Cummings os
Stpreren al bet eleftriife apporat,
0iliam WcWuaen.
2iaipnsiurpen fog iis gob Sib %
afbsrte en- @9ngbe Sioner. Wun.
bag gitermiobng BEN 25be fom ben
pfter nsie SberbeieIie iii oct ReilItat,
at De ~openfor npnnte Rpnb MATTE
henniies Ill en- @ran0iurn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-29

per I SerBen 1Ql llOlu9e SuufWirS u
al9ber, Waboarer, Webictn og arore
Nsopenoigbebsartifler og iaa bnrtist
icm mltliat aigaa til aoleiuno. Ger
te~Iegruferes ira Bergen, at Grbether'
ne oeriteOs bar iorlabt lit eget arbet'
be og melbt iig til Sieneite paa @rpJ'
eerne, forat 9aSninser al Sfibene fan
fife ioameget 6ltrttgere, og ielo 8penS
GmbeosmRno bar forlnbt line &on'
torer forat tnge Snonb / Sanfe meo.
aqe DiIbi9lpe, Set bebite De fan. Frt'
bate gtnras itrsmmer ogIaa irb / RI
gelig Mprwbe; bperfen 9enge, So
rer eller 4rbeioe Ipares forat brirge
De baarbt tiemisete Merneifer barrti5
Si9lp.
Het grpoeriinb.
Sra Stpfbolm telegraieres Ben
25oe SSaluiar. giorog itrsmmer bilr-
tigt inb Der I'll SiPlp for be brand
liote / aaleiurb. &onsefnmilielt bar
fg1det i Spibien, % SoIf | dIle Stilin-
ger biSroger runbeligt. Gaa TO Gage
er Ser aIlerebe tesrpet npiten $4,000.
9orgen og 0ronnineen itaar sperit
paa Siiten neb 10000 aroner (om.
trent $2,6S0). s ale apisfontorer
er Der ublnet gibrogsliiter, og Hig.
mPn6 rurbt onlfring / Suerige bar
teleerafiif pbet pene GUNNER. Gen
Wetbooe, man for en- Sio iiben fllIste
til Sirbrirg al Hsbcn | Horrlan0
fonIner mi til goo gruenoeIIe oper.
Tor aalehrtb. C5or balpanbet Gar
iiben blep Der / Ror9e inbiamlet itore
Eengeirnlrer til SipIp frr De flrrt-
gerslibenbe / ioenif Rorrloiro - iii.
trooS for of Get iamttbigt bar ltaar
| Noree - og Sperifernes reSebone
SHeroiaigbeb M / ~glrleonirg Hint.
fen | gaIeIin0 er er inr1tf Saf for
Si9lpen berrgnng.)
aeiieren ienber SiGlp.
sra Berlin telesraiereS Den 25Ss
Sanuar: 8eiier 8iGbelm err perion.
Zig ooermodoe ~interesieret / at brinae
SiRlp iii De braroIibte / IaIeirmb.
SoufSer at ieirbe fin @onttant, Sap.
teir bon 8ramme, / Spi6ien for en-
Expedition paa en- Sambureeroom.
per forat bringe De biemlsie Rennc.
fer biirti8 SieIp, bar ban eipet Sr.
ore til, at TO tpife arp6iere ifal uioaa
til aaleiuub meS Waooarer % andre
MISUNDERSTANDING.
ct anbet Telegram fra Berlin al
Ionrnte Cato meloer: Spferne aisr
lit poerIte FOR at fcmane Sc trPraerSe
I aaleIutb tiIbiplp, og logger 6erpeo
for Sagen lin gereSUGighe6 iii a.
noe line "ifan0inoolfe 9reore" en-
Sannosrpfltirg. Getier 8iIbelm har
aflenot a~rigsifrbet "Grin5 Seinrif"
I'll aalei1n1o meo Rroptart oa SeIte
ior 1000 Serioner. Sam5urg. ame.
rifa Saniens Srnnspprtoontper ~.
rteia" bar ogiaa inaet SrSre iii at al.
qua mes Robunrer, og Hsbe aors
Selifobet ! Sambirrg bar liaelebes
dflenSt 9anfperen "Galoipin~ msS
SlRoer og Prooiont. GnopiSere bar
bet norotgIfe Slopb Sampfi6sieIifn5
Itiaet til &aaoisbeS ct sfi6, ion jfol
aigaa meb Observation-Disclosures III
&c trRngenbe % bierrlsie @ennpifer
/ IalelunS.
Var ,Siocn paaiaf?
sra adleiuno teIearaieres 6en
26be Sauunr: Oct fort9Iles Der. al
utilfrebie arbeiSere / aolGuno gre.
ierpins aonpauis 5ieneite bar poa.
int Den Sloebrnuo. Tom laa5e benne
gp aife og gioroe benimoo $4,000
Eerioner biemlsie. en- clipper noe
paa Saonen par Den ierite, iom 90.
oaaeSe Sioen. men inoen ban naaebf
ilano. par 6Iammernes Seriinser
forf9roelig. gpen bar FOR oct meitl
bngget az ire, oa sSloen iprana fra
Sus nj Sns os ira aonrtaI til Soar
tai ueS rent utroiia 6art.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-29
Nbenmatismc

er en- of de kon)fifufio-
nellie Spgdomme. Den
a~abenbdrer fig i lokaI
T9rk og Smerfe. -inTo-
merede Led og Dioe
MuJkIer,-men den kan
like kurereS 0ed Ickale
Paanrygninger. DEN
kr@0er kon(fifutionel
Bebondling, Com Uirker
gjennem Blodef, os
def bedHe err ct Kur-
(uS Of den Dore Medicin
Hoods S~arsaparilla
lem bar Iursrct SaiinOsr al ziIiRlps Ter.
mineui.
6er gtonesbpro ON m9rtelise oelbreoel.
Ter ienp eiter Soaen on, Aheruatlsme no. Z
&. ]. pseo So. espsu. Ssast
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-29

Si9lpefoltoet err mn raaet iii $50.
400, Ell Gum, Der er altfor utilltrpf.
felig til at afbi9lpe ben perite ateo
blanbt Sen DusoiIoe Sefolfning.
StornfilIot 8eir bnr forbinoret, at
Si9Ip funoe naa burtigt fren SID.
peien. ltpeiret bnr BOG MI begpnot
at gipe fig no9et, os arbeibet meS at
bieIpe De buorbt biemisate Soft er
goo Sang.
Spnr mango Gerioner oct nnr, fort
iatte 9ipet iii unber 9rnn6en eIler
poa 8rl,no al Strobooierne og altl.
BEN e t e r 8ranoen. pil mndifc
alorig BIZ brnat pna oct Gere. Dog
er SneIenis al gmnle @enneifer oa
Sp9obsn bsoe iom Ss1ge of De 81.
belier. De manttc ubiton poo Sc anbue
Wnrfer. bportil De flpgtebe fra fine
b~rprbenbe Stem bin forfGrSeIige
Scat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-29
sibite Ipt ira GaleinnS.

Sra stoIeiuno t~elesraieres ocu
27oe Sanuar: 30 tpife 8rigsifibe,
ienot al &eiiereu ieIp. er MT anfoml.
met BERTH meb Grooiont og alpber,
5000 al De biemlsie err bragt til
Moloe % ANDRE SteSer Iongs auiten.
men Der er enbni igien 1000 Ien.
neifer, iom er ubiot for Sun9er %
&1tloe. granben soelaQoe oQe Sen.
&c og &oitbarbeoer, al Yropiant %
andre Surer, iom families / @pen.
Get oniloaes, at Sabet bill BIZ 90
WiQioner aroner itsrre EMO set, Tom
6effes al @~siurauien.
Song Oscar bar / gnleoning 6en
tbIfe Sellers SsbielsboQ og i slncr.
fienbelie Of ben itore Spmpati, Fan
bar lagt for 0aaen operfor Sc brnno.
libte | g~oleiunb, beforeret BAN meo
ben me norffe 2~soeoroen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-29

Ranor Garter 8. Sorriion / Obi.
coac bIeb Sirsbng Den 26be belogt
meb grreit. Set iamne ifeoe meS
SroGioig.S beatrets 9eitprer 8in :.
9auis og 6 andre al Sbeotrets @pnb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-29
Gait bar Oroet.
9aSer ia intrrpiciue nnsaasnSe Sur.
bploene paa Silippinerne.
ttmooen for Sciphprt.

@upernsr Suit fom fra Silippb
rcrnc til Snn 5ranctsco Dem 23De Sa.
mar. og ban or mi / 8nfhinstcu.
Som ier meoSelt. ffal ban ailsie
Root icm arigsmintiter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-29

Suiet oe6tcs Sen 25Se giaen ON
ar beuilse S75.0O0.OO0 iii SGreu.
On &eiolutiou ON al gaa til Siar.
miniiteren FOR at ioa Circle paa, hUor
man1e 8o8ne He5FrtrWVu bar ltiGsi
I'll bans requirements 9ispoiition,
ueStoges. Sgiet beiluiteSs, at en- grc
ital lGsges oper 4iouonsdbela.5Io .
Dem i genniploania. R~eprpientaut
9fann iorIarsie $200,000 til en- OF.
ientIis Spsuir5 / S~B0-ehirnsc. 81.
nansminiiter S9np ieRete Ct Soer,
ila3 b~poreiter Get oil foite S94l 300
At cpisre Ss Sggnirs3er, JON ariss.
Separiemertet enffer gan cen noliI
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-29
storartc. e TeruiaisheS,

Zen ncrite Aeaisriua bar greet Or.
Sre iii. al tpcr eueite Sisponi6el lam.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-08-06

Blair. b. Gratz Brown (Greeiey,s mate
iater). ciaib JACKSON, Thomas sTfnY Benton yeors
then candidate for governor. All this, the
DOCTOR now says, was harder work than
In 1S41 the Baptists held a denomina-
tional convention in Baltimore, at which
the slavery question was prominent. 1t
arose on a resolution regarding appEopri-
atoms to slave owners in missions.
A committee of one from each state was
appointed, to whom the question was re-
ferred. Dr.: Boyakin was on the commit
tee from illinois, He it was who intro
duced the resolution that no appropria-
lions be made for the benefit of slave
owners. The resolution carried in COM
mittee and was adopted by the general
!, The result of this initial step was the
subsequent formation of the southern
Baptist convention.
between Dr. Fuller of South Carolina and
pr. Wayland of Massachusetts involving
ton of the committee.
The slavery question had then been ag-
murdered at Alton four Years before
thompson had come over from England
and with Garrison and Wendell Phillips
the abolition movement was well under
way. Prudence Crandall, who died a, few
years ago in southern Kansas. had been
driven from her school for colored chill
dren in Connecticut and imprisoned; AL
exander Crummels, first colored Epis-
pulpit for twenty-five years in Washing
ton and died there in 1896, and who in
stead of being educated at Canaan, N. H.,
as the the new international encyclopae-
dia says, was driven away from the
school by mob that in August, 1885,
sembled with hundred yoke of oxen,
hauled away the academy building and
drove the colored pupils away at the
point of muskets; these and other dis
turbances had taken place, but it is be-
leved that no organized effort to check
the spread of slavery had been made be-
fore this action of DIR. Boyakin in 1S41. To
him, therefore, belongs the credit of
setting the first milestone on the road to
freedom of the slaves
And how many of the people of the ma
set this milestone is still living? All the
great and prominent actors in that his
toric national drama have passed away,
while this one prime mover in this great
reform still lives here in Kansas, honored
and beloved.
In years past DR.. Boyakin has travelled
extensively in this country. especially in
has visited Cuba, Porto Rico and the
West Indies generally, Mexico, Central
America and Panama. He considers the
Panama canal a feasible undertaking and
that it and it's attendant results will stand
as feat of engineering equaled only by
the Pyramids
DR.. Boyakin has been married three
times He has the approval of President
He is recorded against race
ty-two children, all of whom a credit
to their parents and to society. A favor
tie daughter is living with her parents on
the homestead farm near Blue Rapids,
where it is hoped the veteran patriot will
more than round out his centennial year.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-08-06
Breezy Paragraphs.

Dell A Wheeler, of Elmira, made us
pleasant call yesterday. He has a
nice, large carbuncle on the back of
his neck.
Purple Bros store at Academy Cor
ners, which has been burglarized a
number of times, was again broken
into recently.
jerome Bottom has further in
trenched himself in the affection of
Elklandites by having erected in the
park two large swings.
Potterbrook boasts of more min
listers per capita than any town in the
state, and the Free Press says that
few more "are needed"
Dilca Gates, 20 years old, and his
stepmother, who confesses to AZ sum-
mers, We're married at Wellsburg, N.
Y recently. Their home is in Spring
field, Bradford county.
Mrs. Felix Kelsey, of Knoxville, has
a lemon tree that bears the real thing.
One of the fruit measured in circum-
ference one way II inches and the
other way 13 inches.
Bernkopf & Bro. announce a spe-
ciaI sale, Finklestein Bros. do like
wise, while the Tioga County Savings
and Trust and the Fair all have new
advs. in this isSue.-Wellsboro (Pa.)
Republican Advocate.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-08-06
KATIPUNAN SOCIETY.
Filipino Organization Which Made
War Against Spanfards.

IT observed a Filipino at the fair the
other day with a badly healed scar, as
though of a cut, on his left arm, and
this led me to wonder if he were not a
member of the dread Katipunan society
at one time.'' Mr.. George Mitchell re-
marked to me. 1.-The Katipunan So
ciety, 1 believe, is now entirely out of
existence, but it was a terror to the
Spaniar1S 1t was formed in 1894 at
Manila by General Pillar, who was one
of the officers of the insurgents in the
field against us, and its object was the
determination of the SpanfardS by
secret assassination. the members at
tended the meetings and did whatever
work they were called upon to do IN
concert, with hoods and masks com
pletely covering their faces, so that no
man., save the general secretary OF the
order had any idea who the different
members We're. To augment this secrecy
when a man Joined he was given some
fictitious name, by which he was re-
ferred to in all intercourse of the SOcle-
ty Thus, General Pillar was known
simply as the Viper. At the initiation,
each new member signed the oath by
which he was bound to execute the
rules of the order with q, pen dipped IN
blood that was drawn from an incision
made in the left arm. The scar from
this incision, of course, marked the man
as a member of the society, and after
the SpaniardS came to Know OF its ex-
istence they gave no mercy to the pris-
oners bearing such a mark whom they
took in the uprising that soon after fol-
lowed. The history of the society was
one blotted with atrocities on both sides
and again wonder if that man L saw
had been a member of, the society, or If
the scar on his arm originated in other
causes than the initiatory rites of the
Katipunan. If he had been a member
of it, what tales of vengeance executed
against the Spaniards for their mis-
government of their wards he might
ell!''-CTIObe Democrat.
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After spelling a $40 bill by purchases
of cigars and "apollinariS" in local
were treated naturally began to won
der who the sport was that could set
such a pace and keep it. One tried to
get next by remarking:
Say, piece of money wouldn't last
as long with you as a scent cake of
ice thrown into furnace. You make
me think of Tommy Ryan"
Mention of Ryan's name as a spend
er caused the stranger to drop his glass
and almost choke.
''Tommy's got every dollar he ever
earned, except when he was obliged to
pay a doctor in advance for treating
him for tonsilitis," said the stranger.
I'll pass him and take off my hat to
Jerry Donovan. My motto is: Live by
the way as you journey through life y
MAY 1 ask you your nane?" asked
another of the party.
That's different" said the man be-
hind the twenty. "I knew what you
fellows were pegging at. Shake hands
with It. f. McGrath, formerly of Louis
VILE, KY, but now of Hoosick Falls"
All shook and "apollinaris" flowed
again.
Mr.. McGrath?' inquired another.
Easy" he answered. "A sport is
fellow who don't know the value of
piece of green velvet and goes to sleep
so that some one can pick his pocket"
You sleep a lot, don't you?"
Sure but I don't get touched"
"How's that?"
It spend my money before L go to
bed and then draw on the bank in the
morning
McGrath is an interesting fellow and
known throughout the east in sporting
circles as Doc" A few years ago he
travelled with a medicine show, cleaned
up a comfortable roll and played the
horses successfully. He comes to Hart
ford once a year to renew old acquaint-
ances. He has seen every big pugilistic
encounter that has taken place in the
states since 1889, when Sullivan fought
Kilrain-Hartford Times.
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face. Already at 10 she looks old
enough to be a grandmother; and just
that extraordinary evidence of maturi-
ty is what most strikes one in reading
ner verse. She seems to have mastered
all the poetic conventions. Her style
and imag gerry remind one of Keats and
Tennyson. Certain verses might have
been written by Kipling. And one or
two poems reveal undoubted powers
of imagination.
Is not this pure Kiplingese?
This is the legend of Evening,
Told as the shadows fall,
For we are Lords of the Ocean,
But God is the lord of us all.
And surely there are many women
and men writing today of Time, Death
and Love in Ends fashion:
Time looked into his Hour Glass,
And proudly raised his head;
Even the Kings of Nations
Must kneel before me-" he said.
1T rule mankind with my Hour GLASS;"
But Death; he looked up then,
And spoke as he worked his glittering
Scythe
Blfghtng the lives of men.
What reviewer does not know that
strain; but what reviewer has found it
ever in the work of a child? One can
wish nothing better of little Enid Wells
ford than that she may grow younger.
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Told OF Grand Duke Boris.

New stories of the conduct of the
Grand Duke Boris while in this coun-
try are making their appearance. 1
heard several today that cannot be
repeated.
ION one occasion, it is said, he went
to sleep under a billiard table in" a
fine house on the avenue; at another
time he dropped half a dozen cigars
into a bowl of punch They were not
discovered until the tobacco flavor had
permeated the entire concoction and
many guests were made sick
He had a playful way of shaking
hands with people he had met, hold
ing a burning cigarette between two
fingers of his right hand, so that a
severe burn was inflicted on the palm
that grasped him.
HE thought that especially humor-
Gus until a young member of the
Gould family. to whom he was pre-
scented, resented the joke by grasping
the hot end of the cigarette and
throwing it in his face. Julius
Chambers in the Pittsburg Dispatch.
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Mrs Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Ward
VINO IS spending the summer at Glouces-
ter Mass, has Just completed d new love
story with dog as an independent
chara cter.
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Mary Austin. author of The Land of
Little RAIN has just finished a romance
of southern California and Mexico which
is to appear in the Atlantic Monthly ser
tally, beginning with September, under
the title of ''Isidro.''
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BOOK NOTES.
Various Items About Books That Are
Attracting Attention.

DR. Booker II. Washington is resting up
after after busy year at South Weymouth,
Mass. His new book entitled Working
With the Hands, is in a second edi-