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iSigued) NELLIE DAVIS.
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Judge Got Back Mis Wallet.
While sailing down the bay in his |
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Judge Stackpole lost his wallet over
Loard, near Riverhead, L. I. It had
about $35 in it. The loss was not dis
covered until some time later, when
it came floating along while some of
the party were in swimming. A few J
Of the bills in pocketbook had
floated away. Otherwise all of the
money was recovered The person
who discovered the wallet and moneys
floating along with the current was
considerably surprised. At first it was
thought that the bay must have more |
money in it than fish, and the other |
members of the party made a scramble
to get hold of some of the riches that |
api.eared to be floating right into their i
open arms. Their joy was short-lived
however, for the judge quickly discov
ered with his keen legal eye that the
money belonged to him.
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TWO GIRLS’ INDIAN ANCESTRY.
Dmsis of Claims that Secured Them
Valuable Tracts of Land.
A romance that has come down
through several centuries Las recent.
developed as the result of the
Dawes commission awarding allots
ments of valuable land to two Bt.
Hall.
in the cases
Mae and Blanche
WAS neccesary
It of
try unmistakably to an Indian parent.
their great-great-grand-
father came to America as a French
Thomas Condray was a member of
aristecratic French fam-
His health failed early in life,
by physicians and
by alarmed parents.
He came with the view of return-
ing to France after a few months,
but a beautiful Cherokee maiden in-
terrupted his plans; he pald court to
married and ever afterward liv
his Indian wife
finally agreed to
Through Florida he had drifted into
girl, whose blood still courses suffi-
Louis young women to entitle them
to equal rights with the full-blood
tribesmen of to-day.
The ancestry was traced directly
by the Dawes commission. and upon
their investigation of the alleged
rights of the Mieses Hall was estab
lished their title to the land. They
have 600 acres of as valuable land as
is included in the ymain of five
tribes. The young woimnen are but
1-16th Indian blood.—St. Louis Globe
Democrat.
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ROSCOE CONKLING'S BIG FEE.
Advocate Lays His Complaint Before
Charles C'Conor and Gets Answer,
It is said that one day when Roscoe
Conkling was b¢ inning to attain some
measure of success he into
the office of Charles O Conor of New
York, then one of the leaders of the
bar.
“What's the trouble?” asked the lat.
ter, as Conkling excitedly paced the
floor.
“I've just been sublected
worst insult I have ever received.
This is the first time a clieat ever
jected to my fee.”
“You know 1 defended Gibbons for
arson put tremendous
work for him. He was convicted at
the trial, but we couldn't help it, and
I took the case to the superior court
and we lost there, then on to the su-
preme court and that affirmed the con-
viction and he has he given ten
years. Now, my fee onl n to
$3.000 and the scoun }
the audacity to grumble : Eavy-
ing it's too high ‘ha think
of that for
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fo the
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masons from
n employed af
hele
o'clock the other
night while on their way to Johns
town to board a train for Pittsburg
They were in a four-seated wa
when about a mile from Be
darkness they He
’ were
Eight carpenters and
Pittsburg, who bee
Bosw ell, Somerset Ci
bad
were
1111 t
untly,
gon and
swell ir
took t Wrong
startled by
shots fired in the air, while
a crowd of ten or a d mes
swarmed ar me of the
held the others
the pass
the party
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with guns to pre
vent any One man was re
Ping
¢ had
Wil irillhart, a youn
arg ith
father, was fined
urt
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iH dassatll
on his
Bittinger's ¢
and told
as
father
After the
both sir
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ommended
} an appie tree
ents was engaged 1o
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George E |
61 vears
the past eight years
Phoenixville,
West Chester,
mn three girls
age. Th
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man
Was
cent assault
him to ti
the Eastern
tenced fee
ment in
years
Penitentiary
ree stolen years
rege W. Willaver, i
hiveryman, was purchased
by Van Bus
Pottst Philadelphia
A sorrel he three
ago from
Pottstown
(ye
n Tuesday Howard
kirk, of
horse stable. When
he was identified by Willaver and sev
stablemen.
wn, at
the horse arrived
eral
Judgments entered at Ho
laysburg against John A. Lawver, th
missing Altoona newspaper publisher
judgment for $67% mm favor
f Lawver himself as executor of the
Samuel Barins estate. His recorded
liabilities aggregate $12,000,
At the coroner's inquest
cause of the explosion which killed
{ rockmen at the Pine Hill Col.
four
liery, Pottsville, some witnesses testi
were
Une 1%
mto the
VUMMEKCIAL hEViLw.
R. G. Dun
of Trade”
Trade
ays:
has improved
and the fact that last week's
variations in prices of steel products
failed to demoralize that industry,
The industrial atmosphere is still dis-
turbed by labor controve rales, how.
ever, and it will be impossible to fully
restore national prosperity until the
proportion of voluntarily unemployed
wage-earners is greatly reduced. Dé
spatches from leading cities gndicate
irregular conditions, but there is
creasing confidence in the
Prospec ts are considered br
Pacific Coast, because of
prices paid for farm
CIgN Commerce |
last week was
showing a loss of
pared with the
while imports
Price
the iron and
constructions are
cent reduction, but
ject may have been
tainly militated against
most critical
still more attra
prevail
INg contracts.
Failures this
United
and in Canad;
year ago.
Bradstreet's
same week last veat
— $ wy
reased $2 2f
uncerta
Causes
in the State
yCar,
AVS:
"Wheat, including
p
the week ending
ploding dynamite, and others testified
they were killed by an explosion of
gas. A verdict that the cause of death
it unknown was rendered.
Because of the lurch of a trolley car
Castle Division John Motley,
Greenbury, fell from his seat and his
neck was broken
neath the wheels and was mangled.
jury at Bellefonte returned a verdict
against Ira Green, aged 22, and Wil
died. The fugitives were caught after
a chase of several days and Green and
Dillon were accused of murder,
of the prisoners who did not escape
gave the principal evidence against
the two accused men,
week, 1.14
2 430.5 10 in
From July 1 to d
gregate 10634.1581 bushel
078.289 last year, 36,777,
54,761,506 in 1001 (
the
against
6 this
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1002 and 6.607.611
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MY fey
week aggregate
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WHOLESALE MARKET
irk—FILOUR--R¢
nehanged:
fancy cream.
14a 15; store
EGGS--Steady and onchanged: 20
CHEESE-Stron
large, ool ; medium,
0 nos.
changed:
by » - YY
Gas, SMa,
Live Stock.
New York — BEEVES
medium steers siow to isc. lower;
common steers 25¢. lower; bulls and
COWS easy; common to choice steers,
40 ne oo oxen, 4 284.7%; bulls, 2.70
4.25; cows, 1.60 3.40. Cables steady
Live cattle 10%5@ 12 per pound, dress.
ed weight; refrigerated beef, 1035611
Yer Dt und
CALVES Steady; veals, s0037.28
tops, Roo; culls, 4.50; buttermilks, 3.7
no Westerns. Dressed calves strong
city dressed veals, B@i12 per pound
country dressed, 7VitatoY%; dressed
grassers and buttermilks, a7.
SHEEP AND LAMBS — Receipts
2.200 head Sheep steady; prime
lambs, 1015. higher: others steady
sheep, 2.50400; lambs, $2547.00
culls, 4.00{4. 80.
HOGS — Firm; heavy State hogs,
¢.8o
Chicago—CATTLE--Good to prime
steers, 8.256.530; poor to medium,
4.2%80%.15; stockers and feeders, 200
400; cows, 1.500425; heifers, 20¢
fag.00; canners, 1.502.060; bulls, 2.00
@ 4.00; calves, 3.000 4.25.
HOGS-—~Market 10c. higher. Mix.
ed and butchers, 5.256 5.50; good to
choice heavy, 5.2005 45; rough heavy
sooms.20; light, s40@s.60; bulk of
Good and
WORLD OF LABOR
A school for cabmen is projected
in Austria.
There is a total to date of 120 lo
Theatrical Stage Employes.
St. Paul (Minn) unions interested
in a metal trades council have affected
a permanent organization,
he headquarters of the Western
Federation of Miners, now in Denver.
» YUL pen ot
SN TINT
Miss M. Cartledge
advice to young girls.
hfs 1 oars beet 2 2000 10 ln
Gianni “p
gives some helpful
Her letter is but one
so’ helpful to young
girls who are just
Vegetable Compound too highly,
tried which cured me.
I felt so weak and dizzy at times I
the usual interest
backaches and
In fact, I was sick all over.
“Finally, after many o
vised to get Lydia E. Pin
ham's
felt buoyant, full of life, and found
glad to tell my experience
Compound, for it
At
ham’s
uch a time, the
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for woman's ills of every
praise Lydia E. Pinkam's
for it is the only medidine I ever
from my first menstrual period,
could not pursue my studies with
Vegetable Compound, and I am
lerful change
I was in perfect health. LI
all work a postime. I am indeed
Yours very truly,
+ Atlanta, Ga.” :
aid to nature is Lydia E. Pink.
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Mrs. Pinkham invites all
Mrs. Plakbam, Lynn, Mass,
ought to know how much good your
making for years before | was married,
the strain,
1 woul
terribly tired and weak. and my head t!
eat after work, | was so worn out
frightful cramps every month they won
I would have to give up working snd
ham's Vegetable Compound chan
Yours very truly, Mas. Mantua Esres,
ia
I believe all young girls
medicine will do them. J ¢iéd dress
and if it bad pot been for Lydia E.
1 do not believe 1 could have stood
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over! 1 would feel ss though
ne 80
robbed like an engine. I pever could
irregular, apd bad such
d simply double me up with priv. and
lie down. But Lydia E. Pink-
ged me into 8 stro vg. well woman,
No other medicine has such
Sold by druggists everyw here.
vited to write 80 Mrs Pink} am,
symptoms she does not
Lynn, Mass.
$5000
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