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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-08-23
Adopt Resolutions.

st. Paul, Aug. 23.-The COMMITTEES
of insurance commissioners TODAY
adopted a resolution favoring thu
standard form of policy in every state
in the Union.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-08-23
Austin Passes Away.

FL Paso, Aug. 23.-Austin, the man.
ager of the Ell Paso smelter trust,
died here this morning of diabetes.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-08-23
KANSAS CITY FLOODED.
Many Trains Held Up, the Heaviest
Rain Ever Known.

Kansas City, Aug. 23.-The greatest
rainfall ever recorded here fell this
morning. Many trains are blocked.
Seventeenth street has six feet deep
of water, and a number of citizens
were injured and narrowly escaped
drowning.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-08-23
FIVE DEATHS FROM HEAT.
Chicago People Have Been Dying for
Days

Chicago, Aug. 2S.-The intense
heat continued this morning causing
five deaths and many prostrations
We're reported to the police by 10
o'clock. The heat was relieved by
a north wind and rain. The city is
cool this afternoon
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-08-23
BURNETT DIES.
Captain of the Detectives of San
Francisco Department,

San Francisco, Aug. 23.-Joseph J..
Burnett, captain of the detectives of
San Francisco police department, well
known in police circles, died last night
at Pacific Grove of asthma and heart
trouble. He was on leave of absence
at the time of death.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-08-23

The people whom advertisers
wish to reach read the evening pa
per after the days work is done.
That's why East Oregonian ads
bring results.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-01
FELIPE TRIGO

cenar Cocna DgeGa mucha salsa pcsne Cruda ChSro
como sempre nca muoho Ceo eSa ceebre condesa
ps vida chspA So encuOntra gusto Han entrado han
condo &c han argado dos cAbaeroS Acabmos
nosotroS al 6na champs6 chlreux con cafe tx
quisito,-esto o. Los cigArros son de pHlA.
Un escsndAlo,-aAlmoa las once Cusndo Charo rndI6
todos hbisr los In han informAdo
de cue e. 81 ropso del mundo PorSld Hca Europa los
safes de los buqueA comprAn abrRos anaa hcA e Asia Oc
MA teas aVeI E e dia que psan vene de
pca ora ID Gala animldl.ima e cosmopolGsmo Il
f de csr6cter de pobac6n nAda antigua de
deres.
No h.y Coch.s En de esQuinss vemos paes de
snormes burros bncos A de mcn endos bedninos
del dieatro
Un bazn fotcgrEfco invita- al grupo comprAr vsls.
Tembo peo NAL we're pals estAmpas ChRro para
resueve sus gorAs e ha dicho comrcana
companiA de Circo aue MAps-DS fD0os des tsmn!-
pds-DoS costumes De Fhare! depenolenSe aQo
perpeo una reaervada puer lsnzImos peTo Alberto
YceYe sar los brIzos cr0s deIenendo las
Hsmo, ViitO de una oisada eI hlrem bien el hn6n.
Oh, el Egipto 81 immoral stn,ras miAl lGmsntk don
Llco cslle srriba guiando
mst.mstom distAnciLs, orss caes rectaG alum
brAds que Rtguimo interminab ain n prde
de Waits con endas uc Los edeios de dos de tres
psor tenen POGO de Sin dudA 10 seecto de eats
putocracia hAbim los Iuetos hoteos de Ia playa.
Non laman aempre senc6n las esquin los bsdufaos
pIre de burros Rspsrlmos que lndetechbemene
de cadA dos asnos nno esa s de net oro de
Naa brndan comprendemoG para Que prguntmoI
no nos entenden Como hay cooh ri rtro de trAnYA
pouemos ell medic nTbano de tranSpofte
Barroa de punto, dice don Liclo
Ii anmaci6n conn1 de Artesanos que sAeaen del
trhIo en- tana sastrea DI6mbranos ID blanca iminsci6n
.cs de m chlto pacete bAconae de piedr con aO
de coomuss en- ouyo pso alto mhC Submos los hom
brsl txporGdoreL carmsntAdOI del bEy hAmM sIps'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-01
CAPITULO vi

ssu en- no u6 qr6 Dkuco edfCo del puerto Oun1o
10 demos en- pandila condess hjs Lucia Alberto el
corcne con 50 smis don Laco yo Contra ordad del
crepGculo gas smpiszG ucr reca cAe agumaR
frente estS el Rea
Debe de ser mas importarts de Por-Ssd Compeamene
europea. ena de tendSs de gritgos.
Antes de recorrer dos ya lac se6orAs han frido Ia
enmc6n de slgunos comecoS bIo direction rsazamos
compras Trsjes de hiIo Dor meds docsnaS bramcs
iIs puerto franco Nueso POGO de frances srve
rava Los horter envndo paquetes al buQue omAndo
nueatroG nombres entregIndo QaraDtl tarjsts
Dos horAs en- comprss. 70 aburro. Sonpecho que
we're cudad, por acompahT esas dmas Me dHige sG
puerta donde acomphan Slsh ysG h del corone Ean
enss de genie s ac Por odo etxotmcs ucen los hombrs
con hlque chiquet gorroI tuTcoI Tai cUIl M
cuA moro psIan cSzds vendendo dstleH
cocos Pocsn s6oras Abundan tpos que indQenIS
10 dicen que hz negris csG hnaR
cue me empfo n yer obcuss Nutos complheroS de brco
han lido pndo bsndsd No hG debdo de quedar bordo
Por Rn arancamos los Glen metros detsnen los
rslco stores de IN restokn que place Chiro EntrmoI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-01

(C0ntsnGdcs0n dc "a pdQin0orl
~THE HELvETIA.--T sale do
q Crux. Gran sasA dc h6spedss. STA-
bio d. hotslp. Apossnsos para familiAs
y personas solas. Oomidas { sinsusn-
10 ssntAvos subierto. Bahos. Tsl6fono
lsa. Apartado sorreo, 2s6. Propissa-
rio, Pedro sshira. Notal Este hossl
sstk 4 cargo dc una ssEorita sagus.
no
rs NECESAR1O sxigir gus sada
osua obtsnga grabado el nombre Di-
gestivo MoiArrissA, psro an solo estu-
che Produss meior sfssto que una do
coma do bossllss do aqua minsral do
ssr sl dnieo surssivo radical. del o.
b6mAgo y del intestine, sl Digestive
Mojarrieta pnridea los Alimentcs J
los hass Asimilahles. III lsgiiimo Di'
Kestivo AoiarFissa sura On un die laA
indigeati0nss. sn IN msa laa dispeR'
has 8 gastralgias. = On trss mssss les
m&s graves Intermediates sr6uicas del
ssa6mago y dol intestino. Essa uni
versalmense soaArmado, On torma sin
lgual, Qua 10 snsasiA dsl Digestive
Moiarrissa % vsraadaFaments radisal
superior 4 10 do todos los otros 70
msdios. De vsnts sn las prinsipalea
farmaciAs dc Europa y Am6riaa.
-CR1MENEH horriblea 90 come
Ven en- todos los paises eu los que el
amor ha sido oil m6vil prinsipal. Crf'
msn s IL Elsg gansis y al busn gusto g
somsts, ussndoun Perfume 8 un JAb6n
vulgar, euando el exquisite Cashimere
Bouquet va On psrfume 9 en J$b6n--
% sl sumun del busn tonc Cclgste y
CS, New York.
LABORES.-ss / '0li'i'sn
Bordadoras , bueAss OalGdoTas, aaegu'
r&ndoles trabaio sonstante. Proporcio
uAmos la tela , dihSio envlsndolos 1
suslQuer psrta do 10 isla, Dirigirse d
The Porto RieO DRAWN WORK .
Embroidery CO FortalaxA 10. Tam
hisn 90 soliaitsn Coa:urssGs lmd
--El saHoR DlAT NAVARRO hs
sstAhlseido "a Ocs,aa dc Abogads y
On NatAria an assa aigdsd, sslls de sAr
Ixsto n1meRc Il.
Eisrsa anss Ia O1Fts Federal, Cor.
b do DisRiao Dc toda la Isla y OoE.s
suprems, dsdieandoss saimiSmo 81
sxnmsn do tfsalos do rroPisdadss, Ia
SoTpoPssi6a de CeYpoFAsionsa del yAis
' sxtTanRsras y tfsnltssi0n do sTFs'
&lantaa do appropriation taf.osa.
AaspsanGo 10 nubls eomDstsneiA
soy sstAhlsaida So 81 cisrsiaio dc lea
proissionas Do Ahogado y hossriG. sl
SetoY DIAz NAVARRO 20 6ispoEs &
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-01
HERMlNIO DIAZ
Abogado. Notario
San Juan, Puerto-Rico
SAN JUSTO IL.

NODISTA.~Ss nesesita una No.
diasa para 10 Direeai6n del Departs
tnento de eossuras de sThe Porto Rico
Drawn Work J. Embroidery Co.'S 10
Allsn 90. San JuAni
CASE VENDE; Un lote dc tab&eo
On rama, eoseeho do 1905, do las me
iores vegas de Caguss. Dirigirsa &
QuinoneS Cabexudo 90, CaguAa, Puer'
10 Riao,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-01
Glasses Dc |ng|G6s

Un eshsllero americAno y 81 S.
fora, qua hAblAn ell castellano estAn
fernando clAses de tngles. Las lee
eionea solo cuestsn rs csptavos una,
para aQuellos que comieneen shors.
L. instruction serA superior. Leccio.
mes & domieilio, 6nicaments para 90
GorAat
Tnformss, mol a2. NirGdor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-01
DOCTOR Gv!TLvO NvQOz

DE LA FACULTAD de
Medicina de Madrid y Ex-pro.
fesor Clinico del Hospital de
San Carlos, de Ia misma Fa.
cultad, de regreso de su viaie
4 Madrid, ha establecido su
ofcina professional en- la calle
de Tetuan nQ 81.
Horas de consulta de 2 4
4 .. m. Telefono no 326. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-01
cALDEBA Y MOTOR

Sc .vends una caldera dc rs csba.
ilos y un motor dc 63 csballos do 10
renombrada fAbries sAtias,; tiene
poco uso, Para informes diriiirse o
B, Z. De Sola.-P. o. Box 808. San
Juan Pr. 2vs-1m
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-01

eobrar { fue elier!ss honorariOs sxsa.
sivamente m6diROs,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-01
LIDss FsHea del Os!ts

Dsllsses A0r0tos para diGs fssssuos
kD u slAss dc Capital & Rayam6n,
dG , vsslta IS asvE.I sn ~ ls ctvs.
Ep u de Bayam6n S Catsso, ida =
vaslts Is etvs.l sn ~ 10 stvs.
Sil4sss 0rdinario do Capital & Csas
DO - alass s 3 atvs'
E&sss s-lRzi3astas,RIRRRR
En- esta imprenta Sc ven.
de papel vlelo a s. quintal.
Revelation Pr0d|g 'osa
Las Ptldoras Oonfortativas Tropical
eS de Ia A1.cinna FuIthon son IN pre-
parade exoelents. No tienen rival pa
RI combatir Ii Anemia de los paisea
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-21
Mems and Boys Wear
AT Radically Reduced Prices.

$500 Eclipse Shirts, soc. We
offer what's left OF this seasons
stock OF the celebrated Eclipse
Shirt al SOC each-instead of
$1.00.
SOC Nesiisee Shirts, 35c. We've
an odd lot OF mems negligee
Shirts, formerly 50c-now mark
ed al 35c for quick clearance.
Wright's st.oo and $3.50 Un-
derwear, 7ac. The famous
Wright's Health Underwear, regu-
lar price $1.00 and $1.5O. TO close
at the garment. zee.
Mems SOC Underwear, a5c.
Mems heavy winter weight fleece
lined underwear, the regular 500
Quality, at 35c the garment-Or
3 for S1.Oo.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-21

Mems $1.oO Underwear, 7sc.
Mems natural wool underwear.
the regular dollar sort, for final
clearance at the garment, 7ec.
Boys Csc Gloves, 1ec. Bows
wool gloves, plain and fancy col.
ors, the regular quarter ones
for 19c.
Mems SOC Gloves, 44c. Mems
heavy wool gloves in plain and
fancy colors. the SOC ones for
44c.
Mems Handkerchiefs, 3ec box.
Mems fine lawn Handkerchiefs,
fuil size, hemstitched, 6 in box,
worth soc the box, for acc.
Mems CSC Handkerchiefs. 1ec.
Mems fine Linen Handkerchiefs
VIDE and narrow hemstitched
hem, the 25c ones for 19c.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-21

Women's $1.Oo Wrappers, 6ec.
Nicely made OF good quality per-
Gales, fancy yoke. full sizes-the
regular dollar ones for 69c.
Women's s1.Oo Waists 7oc.
Stylishly made of heavy woven
winter weight Madras in neat
colored designs on white
srounds-all sizes nj 79c. For
mcrly $l.00.
Chifdren's Flannelette Pajamas.
made of warm flannelette, sizes
TO 10 years-the soc ones for
25c.
Infants Flannelette sacques, in
Pink and blue, we'll made, former
ly 2oc and 39c. at 10c.
chiIdren's Sweaters Reduced.
Made of the best all-wool stock
IN plain and fancy colors, at
S1.0o for the $3.50 ones and 7sc
for the s1.00 ones.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-21
Moments and Chiidren's Ready-Made
Garments aft Sacrifice Prices

DOC Outing kimonas, 2ec. Made
or heavily fleeced outing in pref
ty attractive designs. oil sizes 50
10 44-the regular half dollar
ones at 29c.
S1.50 'Undersklrts $1.oO. Made
Of highly finished black mercer.
tied percaline-deep pleated, tuck
ed and rufied founces. nj s1.oo
instead OF $3.50.
Women's Sweaters. 1.3 off.
Fancy knit from the best stock
the seasons newest styles. re-
iuced one-t+1ird as follows: $3.50
Sweaters, $t.O0; $500 Sweaters
$1.33; $3.50 Sweaters, $1.67: $500
Sweaters. $500 and so on.
Women's $3.50 Wrappers. ssc.
Made of the best fannelette and
percale. cut very full and well
made, the regular s1.50 ones for
CSC.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-21
FoRTY-INcH INDIA LlNoN.

FoRTY-lNcH INDIA LINoN.
Fine sheer India Linon. smooth.
even weave. that tucks and Fuckers
and shirrs into The prettiest OF
frocks. the 19c quality. 15c; the 15c
quality. IL l2c; the IL Lee quality,
1oc the yard-i0 inches wide.
1sc YARDWiDE NAiNsook, 12 1.2c
English Nainsook, faultless quail
~. perfectly woven: specially adapt
ed 10 the making of under.gar.
ments-full yard wildcat IL 1.2c,
instead of 15c the yard.
1sc EMBROIDERY CLOTH. &c.
Linen-fnished Embroidery Cloth
In short lengths Of from two to ten
yards-used chiefly for the making
or waists, skirts and children's
wear. at 1Oc the yard
25c MERcERIzED MADRAS 1ec.
A splendid material for waists
dainty. white woven figures. in the
most diversified designs, 80 inches
wide-at 1ec the yard instead OF
25c.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-21

Corset Covers at 25c.-Alado CT
fine, soft nainsook, dain;ily trim
med with torchon lace. insertion
heading and ribbon-pearl but
IONS, at Csc. Twelve other STYLES
ri this price.
Corset Covers at 39c.-AIadc OF
fine nainsook three rows of val.
insertion. finished with val. lace
edge; three rows of heading with
ribbon, nj 39c. Ten other styles
nj this price.
Corset Covers at 5oc.-Made o,
fine nainsook and exquisitely trim
med with val. lace and insertion.
beading and ribbon. ut SOC. Four.
teen other styles at this price
Corset Covers at sec.--AIade of
line nalnsook, with fine val. edge
IN neck and sleeves; three rows
insertion across front. at s9c. Nine
other styles al this price.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-21
DOMESHCS UNDERPRICED D p the

The best yard wide PercaIes,
mover 100 pretty spring designs
Mt IL t-2c.
Androscoggin and Hill Cotton,
I'd Yards to a customer, the yard
7 3-4c.
Moleskin FIannelette, many
pretty designs-tho 10c quality,
this sale 7 ice.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-21
GIFTED SWISS UNDERTAKE..

~ LEU SWISS ONDERPRlCE.
Two pretty qualities-nne sheer
ground with seed dot embroidered
on-three different sizes; the l9c
quality. IL 1-2c and Tho l5c quality
10c the yard
25c WASH CHIFFON. 15c.
\ lovely quality of wash chit
fon, the sort that usually sells ut
n quarter-fne. soft and fluffy:
IA inches wide, AZ 15c.
REMNANTS OF LAWN, ETC.. Sc.
Fine white lawns, fancy striped
and figured madras in short
lengths of from one to five yards
formerly, loo, IL 1-2c and 15c-
now SC the yard
zoe MERcERlZEp MADRAS, IL 1.2c.
80 inches wide-a score or more
of neat, tastefnlly woven designs,
washes beautifully-just right for
shirtwaists = the zoe quality
IL 1-2c the yard.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-21

New Spring Ginghams, in short
lengths. the IL 1-2c sort for 1oc.
Huck and Turkish Bath Tow.
els, good large size at each 1oc.
Ridgeway Bieached Sheets. SIX
w inches. the regular Coo ones
for So 1-2c.
sleaehed Pillow Cases, regular
SIZE the ~ IL ones for Toe.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-21

Skirts at 9sc.-Made of fine mus
lin. deep fiOunce. four hcmstitch.
ed tncls-bottom edged with tor
chon or embroidery-at CSC. Five
other styles at this price.
Skirts at $1.25.-AIade of fine
muslin. with deep founce--two rows
OF wide torchon insertion, alter
mated with clusters OF tucks-at
S1.25. other styles 1T this price.
Skirts at $1.5o.-AIade of fine
cambria, with deep flounce. trim
med with three rows OF val. in
sertion and four rows OF tucks-
at $1.5o. Six other styles ar this
prcie.
Skirts, Special, s1.es.-Made or
fine cambria, with deep nounce
formed of eight rows OF Val. in
Scrtion-four hemstitched tucks,
edged with embroidery: our en-
tire $3.50 line of five different
styles at $1.99.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-21

Drawers at 25c.-Nlade of fine
muslin with cambria rulle and
row OF fine tncks-at ESQ.,. Four
other styles At this price
Drawers at 5oc.-Made of line
nalnsook with deep ruifie trimmed
with Two rows of val. insertion
edged with val. lace-at soc. Six
DINER styles Al this price
Drawers at Si00.-NIade of fine
nainsook. deep ruflle. with verti-
cal rows of val. insertion and al
lornaling clusters OF lucks-ruf-
lie edged with val. lace-at $1.00.
Six o;hcr STYLES al this price.
Drawers at $1.5o.-lIade of fine
nainsook, deep rufle, exquisitely
trimmed with val. lace, insertion
or blind embroidery-at St.5o Six
other styles 1T this price.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-21
LOVELY WHITE GOODS Inv THE
1906 WHITE SALE

a vast selection of popular weaves-bough before the
recent rise in the price of cotton-whic means marked
saving on every yard you buy during this sale.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-21

Gowns at 75c.-alade of fine mus
A. with yoke OF diagonal hem.
itehcd tucks-daintily trimmed
It'll torchon lace and inserting
Z. 75c.. Four other styles at this
nrice
Gowns at S1.Oo. Made of fine
nainsook. round yoke OF val. in
rilon, edged with val. lace and
nished with beading and ribbon.
1T 500. Six other styles AZ this
rice
Gowns at st.25.--NIade of fine
nainsook and rastefully trimmed
with val. lace ana insertion: high
and low necks-at SIPS. Five
other styels At this price.
Gowns at $l.5o.-AIade of fine
Eainsook, round yoke in front and
ack formed of val. insertion;
Ugh or low neck-at $3.50. Six
ether styles at this price.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-21
SKIRTS

EXTRA SPECIAL.
WoMEN'S Csc SKIRTS. ACC.
Made of good muslin, cut
very full, with deep flounce,
trimmed with embroidery
and torchon - finished with
row of pin tucks-at 49c. in.
stead of Csc. (Sale limited
three TO a customer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-21
Artistic Medai-o-G Graph Portraits

HOW THEY PROCURED
The saespeoplc will give ticket
hed win the amount OF your purchase When
purchases the amount dollars
Csc and will reproduce exquisite medaograph four
inches diameter They ivory have
the permanent porcelain efeccan injury
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-21
CORSET COVERS
EXTRA SPECIAL.
15c CORSET COVERS &c.

Made of good strong white
muslin, cut generously full.
we'll made and finished, all
sizes; regular 15c value. &c.
(Sale limited, four TO a Gus.
tomer.)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-21
ORA WERS
EXTRA SPECIAL.
WOMEN'S 25c DRAWERS

Made of good strong bleach.
ed muslin. cut very full. fin
ished with ruffle around bot.
tom--the 25c ones at 100.
(Sale limited two to a Gus.
tomer.)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-21
GOWNS

EXTRA SPECIAL.
WoMEN's Sc GOWNS. acc.
Made Of good muslin. high
and low necks. neatly trim.
med with torchon lace and
embroidery. All sizes. regular
value Gee; during this sale
al age. tSaIe limited to
customer.)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-21
You'd Better Buy These
Basement Bargains Now!

Salt Boxes, made of polished
lockwood, good large size. sliding
cover, the Zoe ones 10
Majolica Glazed Growers, good
big every day size, the 2Oc fEa
ones for ...... IJG
Engraved Tumbers. thin blown
assorted designs. the &c ones A.
for, each .... ri
Wooden Wash Boards, full size
doretailed, the 15c ones o.
Tor ...... ....... ....... JO
Tea and Coffee canisters, made
OF tin and heavily Japanned--
fancy stencil design, the fna
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-21
DEPARTMENT STORE
MEYERS BROTHERS.
MEYERS BROTHERS.
DEPARTMENT STORE
Meyers Annual Mid Winter "|White Sale"
THIS REs0URcEFU1 YEARLY BARGAIN RRQdREssI
NOW IN PROGRESS !!

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-29
THE AWAKENING GIANT.

We have noticed In these columns
the renewed efforts OF the Chinese gov
eminent TO suppress the opium habit
of the Chinese people, but this attempt
at reform Is not the only evidence of
the revival that the Chinese empire
has experienced lately, and which Is
likely TO prove OF extraordinary inn
pcrtance to the entire world Those
familiar with the conditions In China
tell us that the empire is different from
what II was ten years ago. The Chi
nese army is undergoing reorganiza-
tion. Fine uniforms, modern weapons,
and thorough drill are seen on every
parade ground, and even the small
boys OF the nation are being given MILL
tary instruction. All this means that
in a few years China will have a mod
ern army, in every respect the equal.
If not the superior, of that Of any
country in the world.
A similar awakening is noted In the
industrial life OF the nation. The print
Ing business is being remodeled ac-
cordlng to the western pattern, and
printing presses driven by electricity
are now said to turn out thousands
Of up-to-date newspapers. The rail-
roads are being equipped with the
latest patterns of locomotives, and au-
tomobiles are said to be very COM
mon. Even the national costume is
gradually changing. China, in brief,
Is following the lead OF Japan. There
Is no doubt that the country will profit
by the lessons OF the West as quickly
rs the Japanese did. This Is, perhaps,
one OF the most important signs OF the
times. What this awakening OF the
sleeping giant Of the Orient may mean
to the rest Of the world, only the future
can reveal.
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THE AWFUL CRIME.

II now appears that the man lynched
at Las Animas, Colo, was insane and
therefore not responsible for his acts.
IL this is true, the lynchers were muir.
derers, and the consciousness Of having
committed the crime OF murder Will
undoubtedly torment the condolences Of
all who took part In the affair. as long
as they live. They may have been L.
norant Of the mental status Of their vic.
tim, but Ignorance does not clear them
from the fearful consequences OF their
unlawful deed.
Sanguinary crimes seem TO be CON-
tagious. only few days ago an An
napolis mob murdered negro. The
victim was led by the mob through the
streets "as an object lesson" 10 the
population 1t was an object lesson"
indeed and Il must have had a tre-
mendous effect on the criminally In
cllned element throughout the country
but an effect entirely different from
that aimed at By the mob. The GRIM
inals throughout the country who read
tho reports. or heard them reclted
learned from that horrible exhibition
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Zlon's Herald.

Mrs. H. said. did it ever occur
TO You that YOU tried TO do your part
and Gods part, too?" Why NOT, mo-
ment by moment. simply do the next
thingY only SO much il required OF
humanity Don't you think the blessed
Master Is equal to his part? Why, yes,
you do. Of course; you have always
thought that Well, suppose you begin.
ana FOR Just a minute act upon that
supposition-nay, my friend act upon
that fact, for IT is no suppositlon. Let
US face your worries and your cares on
THIS rock With the daylight comes
trooping into your mind every burden
to be carried for the day. Law them or
quietly, casting All your cares upon One
who careth for YOU. Trust him. and see
him bring 1t to pass. Drop absolutely
out OF your mind thoughts alb, { things
That trouble you, You cannot do H.?
You can do it-you must do it. But.
remember, you are to do this lust n
minute at time. Let the care slide off
10 not assume responsibilities that
belong TO God You cannot keen your
children. You cannot make a revival.
You cannot force people to accent
Christ. Let the blessed Master keen
your little ones. O, do get the sweet
ness and peace that flow In like a river
when little ones and cares are Civ
en- over TO God"