Show N newspapers OF THE FUTURE jn in tho the opinion of john cotton dana librarian artau of the newark N J Frew Public li biary newspapers aci ae a ci e taking tho tile place of libraries libi aries speaking before tho the new jersey library in trenton N J at tit a recent ic eting drum said t tho the newspapers of the f future will ill bo lie printed in larger type and on better paper they will bo be systematically arranged and aud arl wl hav ft dag digest at and indices in their thor in magazine agazine department they will publish novels essays poem poems drama dr atriss histories and biographies by tae th boc writers of the day as we well 1 11 ar tho the results ol 01 the cogitation cogitations of the becq best philosophers the anticipations of the best socio lo I 1 fists and tho the conclusions of the best scientists their illustrations will bo ba superior bu to the tin est that books now offer the sunday issues already suggest what newspapers will coon furnish us in art and illustration truly ly the newspapers will bo be our educational t salvation pal for they will enable us to acquire in ili the T simplest and quickest way by pictures at least a little of the vast mass of information lp formati 1 on which the world worlds s web of wires reticulation of i rails ails and cleeta of ocean ferries will aill dally bring us wo ara are just learning n to read th abor all till of or us trefly have the laews I 1 paper habit the demand will bring forth sheea such as arc atre lot not now dreamed of hut but the mechanism and brains and nd abill are here bore to pi produce and tho the sufficient d demand a mand v which tsi ure to como may any day call forth 11 4 daily paper of clearness accuracy breadth sim and beauty far beyond the wildest pr oplie cief cicon beof the te most optimistic optimist le editor 14 resell dative J T adam bedo bede ot of minnesota was discuss discussing irig the financial outlook with several representatives what Is the situation out in your neck of tho the woods adam asked one well choin f tell you that they have hao changed a good old hymn so as to sing it bring forth abe royal divi div I 1 bend and crown it lord of allyon all you cm can get got a pretty j good ihie oo on labe esteem in which real money N i I 1 held ho at a meeting of tile anti saloon league in ili salt aa jr ake e city a few days ago IV H king was elected chairman of iho the committee and it was to 00 decided to inaugurate a it determined camy campaign Ign to secure tho the on estment by tile next 1 legislature of a local option law to apply to all counties meaning A thereby that ach county by the vote of the doctors tors should det dennl ti mine whether the county should be wet or dry judging from tho the cro crowd nd at the town hall monday night to see uncle jo josh ih perkins no one would think for a minute there thero was as tiny scarcity scar sc cit of money in this part of tho tile countey or that any one 4 had troubles 4 bad they forgot them 1 says juva our cont am sl yes yos true another caso case of fools and their money etc john jolin D rockefeller feel feet lonesome any mord more I 1 A police judge in oklahoma fined a tramp V thirty million dollars dollar a tow few da daa s ago and gave tit him ni just thirty minutes to pay it or get got out of town which proves that the very poorest wretch in tho tile world gets in our glor glorious lovis country the same jus to ove a as tho the richest riv ro i Goor georgia gla sya says an tin exchange is furni furnishing more men to tho the navy than any other state in ili the lanion they have doubtless concluded that a lio life on tho the rolling deep is preferable blo to the water nater angon wiggo n dry try land duds arc are to bo be no cheaper says a now bork tork imported ei at that is a matter of small conse u quence to the average citizen its the tile price of coal that beakes him hustle for th coin tt Is now possible to cross the atlantic ocean for or ton dollars this fe 04 about one sixth of the two cents a it nille which the railroads contend is conal batory 11 1 WILK the stork visited a richfield Richt feld home bowe the attio brother wanted to know how much th tho mall mail order house charged for that iii tiLi urt J |