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The Coconino sun., 1891-05-30
Not Right.

Those who undertake to correct the speech of their fellow -mortals some- times get unexpected results.
 Bridget" said young housekeep- CT, who was somewhat fresh from col. lege. ii would be useless for me to disguise the fact that your ignorance of grammar is very marked. Let me try to correct you. For instance, does it sound right for mo to say, Bridget, you've been a-settin' ia the drawin'- roomP'
 No, nram, said Bridget frankly. but with evident surprise; mo. ma'am, 1t don't sound right but were only a-settin there the nather of half hour or so va my cousin Terence. x-b-> sr ;,,.4 ~~~-A
The Coconino sun., 1891-05-30
Paint for Shingles.

4 correspondent asks advice as to a good quality of cheap oil or paint for his shingle roofs or barns. Country Gentleman recently advised as the mos. economical application for outdoor woodwork wash of crude petroleum. either of light or heavy oil, but best of a mixture. It is not paint, for it im- mediately sinks into the pores ot tho wood and renders it more durable. like cedar. A small intermixture of some coloring matter. like ochre remaining on the surface of the wood. will partly affect the color, but is not necessary.
The Coconino sun., 1891-05-30
Some Men Are Smart.

Q The statement of Western farmer that he has been trying forty years to find the most profitable methods of storing and feeding coarse feed and grain, and is not sure he has yet siic- ceeded, is worthy of note as showing the difficulties with which the live stock owner is obliged to contend. It might also furnish much-needed lesson in modesty to some would-be instructors whose years are few and whose theoretical knowledge is con- siderably more extensive than their actual experience. .-American Dairy man.
The Coconino sun., 1891-05-30
MOTHERS puMKIN PIES.

hev ct In lots of resterante,
 Both in the east and west; hev ct of grub that's mighty pore An grub thet was the best But of all the things pve ct yet, -s The one thet takes the cake, Is thct sweet an juicy pumpkin pio Thet mother uster mako. Of course I've ct of pumpkin pie Leastwise thst wuz the name . But they never 'zactly tech the spot Or tas' to me the same, .' As when I uster hustle roun',
 Chop wood and hep ter bake, Sa On Saturdays, that pumkin pic Thet mother uster make. ", It may be thet tas', like habit, fN Kinder changes with the years -' .'.. That creep on us sorter unawares rs An brings both joy and tears; But let thet be as it may be, " cud never quite forsake The memory of thet pumkin pie Thet mother uster mako.
 Omaha Bee.
The Coconino sun., 1891-05-30
A Hare-Rrasned Sot,

The Grand Duke Sergius, of Russia whose wife, granddaughter of Queen Victoria, has become a proselyte to the Greek religion, resembles the Emperor Paul more than any other member of the Romanoff family, has always been Q dissipated, hare-brained creature, and has latterly become religious fanatic, and his intense bigotry has manifested itself in flighty vaporings against his "heretic" of wife and all her relatives.
The Coconino sun., 1891-05-30
Feed for Rutter.

It is said that the dairy people of Denmark have become such experts in making butter that they can sell in London a better article, and at a lower price than can be produced at the best English factories. Their cows are fed on cultivated grasses and clover, and in winter on barley, oats,
 linseed cake, straw and hay. They give special attention to regular grooming, and are neat in all respects.
The Coconino sun., 1891-05-30
What Kills thn Hn-ans.

A New York horse life insurance company, insuring only sound and generally young animals worth between $100 aud S400 each, reports that of 70i horses dying within the past five years 183 died of collie v of inham- nation of the bowels. 74 f kidney trouble, 51 of pneumonia, 52 of sum- stroke, 30 of pinkeye, S7 of lockjaw,
 23 of broken legs, 12 of epizooty, 10 of leart disease, 4 of blind staggers, 9 k lied by runaways. were drowned, ? were killed by lightning, 12S died of ursnown diseases and were burned.
The Coconino sun., 1891-05-30
One Good Vanderbilt.

Mrs. Frederick Vanderbilt is tall and slender with pretty blonde hair, and she is said by her friends to have heart of gold The greater part ol her life is spent in doing good, which she does so quietly and unostentatiously that the outside world knows little about it.
The Coconino sun., 1891-05-30
Train is Right.

Mrs. Binks-'G George Francis Train says that people will wake some morn ing, and find that Jay Gould has lost every dollar"
 Mir. Binks--"Thats so, every word of of it."
 My goodness! When will it be, do you think"
 When he dies. "-New York Week. Iv
The Coconino sun., 1891-05-30

solved sal soda and securing with salt. Clean, sweet dairy-rooms should only be used, and they should be remote from all sinks, drains or cesspools, and where odors from the stables and pig-sties cannot reach them.--Abstract of proceedings at New York Dairy Schools.
The Coconino sun., 1891-05-30
Ciesnllpess Necessary.

Cleanliness is the first law in the dairy, beginning with the COW in the stable and pasture, and continuing the process radically through to the deliv- cry of the butter in the package to the buyer All dairy utensils must be kept scrup,kously clean by scaldin0
The Coconino sun., 1891-05-30
Very Tired.

Don't you ever tire of this drift ing, objectless life you are leading?" asked tho philanthropist. Tire oi it?" answered Weary Watkins. .Fact Is, it makes me so tired I can't d. nothin' else, Indianapolis Journal
The Coconino sun., 1891-05-30
No Discount.

No Discount t-Maud-' How can ever repay you for your kindness?'' George-"With kisses" Maud How much do you value them at?' George-"I take them at their face value. .--Puck.
The Coconino sun., 1891-05-30

through the same process. If one wants to go astray with impunity, all he has to do is to select his time, and run in, as it were, between the spasms of public virtue. Exchange.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-06-18
9te Ra@t oeS @etbeS.

Sn einem 8ierlofa1 iaBen brei ben,
Irbeiterftano ~an9eb6rise Mdnner ,1tb
eriparteten einen pierten. EGnbli1 mad
laneem @arten, erIdien bie1er unb
tuuroe tueeen ieines laneen Nusbleibens
NIT a1erle, b6bnenoen @eben empfait<
gen. r8arum biit Du bern geiterrt
Mbenb nidt sefommen ?" fragile ber
eine, r9eine Glte bat Did tpobl ni@t
tpeggeben laiien?" iebte CT b6bneub
binju. Der Nngerebete trabte fid bin,
ter ben Dbren unb ent9esnete: .@iR.
Der! SIR tplbt, i'd bin teit 8antpffeb
belb, aber als ID an Sonnabenb nit
benz @o@en9el0 na@ 9auie fam unb
tuieber tuesseben' ,uollte, ba iaste meine
9llte: rwtlbelm. priisle mid, tueun Du
>piait, aber bleit beut 3u @auie!" Ma-
rnb ba b,n i'd ber,n au 9aule 9eblieben;
ia, 10 1T meme .Nlte!" Sic anber1 bret
laaten laut alE aber fie tuastet1 teire
4peetperfeube 8emertuns mebr unb ber
@onnta9sfribi9oppen perlief iebr turj
unb ale 8in9ert balb na4 9auie.- 81
Der Tbat: Dos @eib bat cine 9r6Bere
@etualt uber ben Mann, ,uenn iie bull
bet, als ,pen,t iie re9iert! F.. +"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-06-18

9dnbe. % tratea GranS bic 1brdnen
IN be dusen; Ct i&dmte fi6 ieiner
1bat. llnb als iett fem Batter on iein
Eager frat, ba f@lane Ct bic 4rrae I'M
beRen Gals unb seitanb ibm unter
S@lu&3en, mas fem @euiHen bebradte.
Der Batter aber briidte ieinen &naben
tuartn unb ftumrn an fem 6er3. MidtS
in oer @elt bitte Jpn rlebr erireuen
i6nnea als bies freitpilise Gefdnbnib.
Rribels Gage bate ii& bur9 bies alles
,pie bur4 9auberi@las sednbert; bic
&inoer ii~berbduften i'm NIT 1reunblids
teit. au4 bic Jrau 6auptmanr, ipurbe
mehr unb mebr buloiam sesen bas
9bier; ibr @atte bemertte zines cages
nit be,mli&er Greube, bab iie 3utueilen
iein ieibenes Jell iadt itreidelte.
8ritel 1T 5~utranli@ setuoroen unb trus
balo Naie unb s4wanj uieber bod.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-06-18
Der panstIt@e 9DraS.

Nus fali@er spariamteit bat iid elm
iunser geamter, @amens e., in Der
@i@enborfftrabe in Berlin cine uror,z
senebme 2ait auferlest. 6. mar our@
feline omtlide 9bdtisteit sen6tbiat, bel
@orsens Inn 4 l1br i'm Dienft 81 e..
fde,nen; uno UNI bic 3eit nidt gu Der.
l1lafen. bate er nit benz @6dter Der.
abreeet, oab i'm bieser seger, flinaenbe
Run5e INN 81 ubr tdgll1 tpede. pa
aber fem @intommen ~feiuestuegs aldu.
5enb 1T, slaubte &. bas @ederlobn auf
folsenoe iinnrei4e Beile 1paren III f6n.
men. Gr besann ieiuem eroben punbe
bas Gutter bes Maorsens g(ei6 beir1
Nuftehen 81, rei@en ,lno iorste oafar,
boB bas 2bier i'm 2auie oes Taaes
nidt ueiter 9efittert 1purbe. @as CT
beabiidti9te, ,tuar balo erreidt; benu
i9on nab ethisen 9agen be9ann Der
9unb bes Mpr9eus halb brei ubr I'M
rubi9 au tueroen, on Der Bettbede ieines
9errn 5u 5erren unb i'm NIT Der Bor<
berpfote gu beriigreu, bis 6. eruadte.
Nunmebr tuuroe Der @ddter abaelo6nt,
uno Der treue 9Dras beiurste 81 bober
Befrieoigun9 1eines Germ bas @eder>
amt in Der 6uperldiTsiten @eife.
gtua bier 8o9en fpdter tpurbe Der
iunse Mann elmer anberen Mbtbeiluua
leine5 bureaus 5u9etpie1en unb brau@te
nun erit I'M reua ubr 8ormittcas ieine
au1tli@e zbdti9telt 3u besinnen. Epros
nabm ieooh. auf bieien lmi1wuna Der
0in9e teine &ldii9t; er perIauate
piinttli4 um balb orei ubr nod iu,rner
iein 5utter unb lieB nidts unuerludt,
leinen 9errn aus benz 8ctte au tre,beu.
9,eier bemiibte ii@, ben @unb Der I'm,
5eitsemd6eu- 9auptmabl5eit tpieber III
ent,p0hneu. 1Dras aber beaann ieinert
Summer iiber bic beriagte Jitteruna in
bera5erreiBenoem @ebeul aus3utlaaeu
unb bas 8an5e @aus 5u ern1untern.
Der junse Beamte muBte fid ent>
idlie6en, bic nd9tlide 6%iitterun9 fort
5uieben; aber bieie 2eritreuuus mar 70
ipenis na9 ieinem @ei1mad, baB CT ben
9unb ueri9entte. Ser neue Better
bradte jebo4 nod orei 9asen ben
6unb ol5 lnertrd9li9en @ubet6rer
3uriid unb ba ber junse &eamte in ben
1ebten Tasen reue &erlu9e an5teQte,
benz 9unbe bic fribe Gitteruns 5u ent.
aieber, bate Ct bic u%rangenebme ueber,
rai9uus, oaB ibm Der @irtb, bel ben.
CT ii@ ,eit SSabr uno Gag tuobl befaub,
bes 9unbes tuesen ,.huotste. Der ,,.z
sliidli@e !9%unoebeiiber, Der bos treue
9bier ni9t t0oten laiien mag, itebt iebt
psr ber alternative, bic Griibfatterull-
gen fort5ufeben. ooer uon @obnuns 3u
@obnun9 5u ,panoern.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-06-18

|,t1,a ',u4y0. asixa sseq.s 'nseu1a,s
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sb!uaysss suua,uplload u'u'aun!as91p1!
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,aV44 us9 gun '1uu.as0 1IpAs0 gun u'qa5
u,Qlsllpul&0 s&,s,1uua9 !!np UNI asaSSs
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s,Ae ,lse aoa u,8o6p,u,9 go al 10 ~!
'~as1,qlns,, 4Ipals1.sX ,6rpls,aD! 'as4u0
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uoa s.sssund us1Ipplas%Ian@ ~ usEse
usq u, ~ apl "4,sdE.D us@lansg 40 ssoG
80 apq '&uq . y, urr!lsl a@ 'us4noa.
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tnu.a, sI,sdB aslsquu Vi! PA sp.&!sD s1a!
sun lasl Pnu s,a 'asuo!1p2E uso.aar s,o
s1p 'usudp8 ,as,saup !np as,a,si! slMG
sasLun us4,s,as gun IcaamapusnN u!a
bic Tri&,e unierer Iba.sn srntsr, IS nun
ib1e Aufeabe iein laiien, sab Is aud elm
freies Gaterlanb tuerbe." o,s.E rp.~ ~,
WU.8e N4., R.A. 3 "p.tf' .,' ~
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-06-18
9aS 8eKere.

@rofefior Tin ber b6beren T5@ter<
i@ule): r....S@ babe Sbnen, meme
Damer, in BET lebten Stunbe mtt9es
tbeilt, bab bas @ebirn bes Maune8
er6ber 1T, als bas BET Grau. @as
i9lieBen @ie baraus, Grdulein Bertba2"
Bertba: r9aB es bein1 @ebirn ni@t
arf bic Auantitat, iunbern auf bic Auaz
litdt anfommt." 81. Z, r.: Z
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-06-18

sefNreetM sEa ga4~1sa Braasearsssa stgsps
-
stse - 1s.es q oeHesss eaIse: w ~
e MN 800. 1890: ~ Uss"o0,:. w.
- S.tss"r s.;sS.n. aIs mst beu, tu;iS
s...sr 49, HXi.. ixsuen sno6te. bes
$Mrssr ~nI;x tp;eber N Betpsauna iebts.
m;tt.r y, etonb SCI @eoes eineH balb.
...t,.t.rsn QsSerbonb Iieuea fnb. befabI
49, 0.tfM.v Ia gl,,m nnfnbeben
aao spn *ugs". :
wSeltfanses Uon. Dse1e 1snN@eh
r~suruselts BEG Amerttaner, ~ g pas
BUD auH@lu9 uro tah bAB q oE Dop,:
Zee I'M ere&n4en IeIt mar, "a 1@!epps
en- es.ae!nes Soleat. etr p9,en aut pet
9ano(tsabe tseset, ben p0s me: - oes NJ
fpra&e nit I'D hsruna. Nie Tam man
tri1en, ipenH man es'e'' oos' e'e,ea pam.
nsisen 3aneiDs9ru,dn'.ss' t'eet, o. MOP
ir0eHo EN- S'arf ooer Vso1, esn DeIag"'
ter Qtntler oesr EN- eroser @eleerter'
ret' x'Gt oes wslsnlqe!1, N esM 9so'
ben blaue's &ot'!a.eroa !,ea.. SoHoesss
1tater'ol u! eer 1bat IT e., mes o.ele
@~tsssa'ae1' N ben 9te'pe1 .eser So'0e!ea
IN ben sIaannermerntnsen. @1'e9 luu
6en!..-. @btr NOS Vt oas," aa1es0'aq
e pIStI;& fem balbIautes s~eIbNaeipra4,
.Grtt stsin {tebt bier ouf her .eriteB
Stite! Bel @ott. bcs III aud }eine9anb<
,fdrift, TEN !2ue;feI mebr, Die1es BUD 8er
b6rt me;nem Setter, benz an0sbenben
Brofs1or unb be,ilbmtee @bi!ploae1 in
spe. M5e1@' en- SStaa, eab ~ Jpn
eser tref1sm mgs Soltnofte. MM.,@es.
ta3 BE $1er1e !au1en' tasT s.ee1 o!es %,
ton, 0'e eo'sa'e" % . a"s .s""dae''
'en' u. .. .u
wy!onr ~ ~ 1,s's. 9..!s1t
Sfu1l'es'ss 1soS'e "'Bseea''@ oe9 0sa"'
so'e;n So. or,
!. ~Vesmeae'e loea1:~ 'e@n per s,met:s
saTes. ~S9 Seee en- ooPps11ss ~''a!'
geo. me''a mts ." Sos0a'e" 'o'~ e'"'
90ten.~ u:xr4., e~:..
1'e aastq1 ae1 esn 1e'9!,%sS 3''"ss
lGies bic If,rbe tSdt;o ousoreifen uno
no& far,er 2e;t butte Ser Maoea bic ne.
oe'! a1o 9tS1ss PCT D2,e"9sss 'S u %aa.y,
ner itieo All. I;ef feline Muoen prlfenb
iib.r lie bGrtioen @ef;dt,r bsr Qonbuebr.
manner oleitep. bann naberte er ii&
IdneG einer, berf.Iben. unb ibm bie6anb
Observation-Disclosures. REF er i'm beftenDeut1d:
.@rif $50 @ott. Setter Trit!"
Ter anoereb<te fubte unb iob ben TIL.
befannten. btr i'm als Setter anrebete,
eraaunt an.
.Qennft gu mid ui&t mebr ?" fraate
b;eser iG&elnb. ..Gs finb freil;@ fe&ss
,ebn sobre Der. 5eHit i& ,um Ietten Wial
Sie sFericn i'm Gforrbaus ~ -
.@;liom. 9u b;t eS!S fsl i'm ter
5pibat lett in bas Mort unb i&dttel.e
linn freubia erreot bic 6anb. .,gDie in
aatr @elt iommt senn Dp biersera"
SO tpurbe ais Beridterftattsr bon
sinsra erobsn geetp gorter BIatte slei@
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-

Qieber 8ateri pa i'd mid bur1 VI.
beiten 5u iebr anseitren9t babe, 1T 1,ir
dr3tli9erieits cine @aferfur perorbnet
poroen, tuel@e unsefabr 300 @ast to-
pet y. !. ~. . n .s~t 4aa 81
|i sra .s*~s AeaF+ &s ~. -
Qieber Sobnl Sd pernlutbe, Die per,
orbnete @aiertur 1T bic In tleueiter
Beit 70 beliebte & neip. @afferfar,
unb ju iol@en 5&uren babe ii teiH
Gelb Y. {. ~. est"@2 @25s5 @st%ES
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-06-18

nm ii4 benz llfer gu ndbern; ba uahm
Stang eiuet @tod unb ftieB ibn un'
b~armberjie tuieoer durld. -. g..
0p4 bic 8er9eltu1s blieb nidt aus.
6ran5 bate ii@ 3u benz @toB porse,
beust, babel bas @lei@eeiui4t perloren
unb ftir3te nun ielbit in bas @ai1er;
bas llfer mar an bieier SteQe abi9lfie
unb bot fetneu 9alt, Jran5 oerlor ale
8elinnu19 unb ftieb ,e.nen G9rei aus,
ben Miemanb b6rte; bic Gage mar b64it
gefdhrli9. ga Tan. inn u%ner,partete
&ettung, ,inb 3tuar bur@ &ribel. Sc
,par benz 3bier@en selunsen, bas llfer
au erflimmen, es 1tabr1 ii4 faurn Belt,
iein 1.aifes sen abjuf@itteln, ionoern
itiir3te beulenb in bas 9aus, no iein
naier uno aufserester Suitatb Nufz
Ieben erreste; bellenb unb tuinielnb lief
er na9 ben, 3ei9 auriid. Mar folste
inn bennerfte i'm Zei@ ben &naben,
Der fb taur1 nod NIT benz Ropf iiber
@afer erbielt, unb es 9elan9 ni9t
obne' N3iibe, i'm beraus 5u 5ieben.
NlS er ins @au8 9etragen 'tuurbe,
iorang @ribel nit freubisem @ebeQ
l1ebe1. inn ber 'uro ledte feline berunterz
bdneenbe 9anb. Grau5 sperfiel IN cine
i9tpere &rat1fhett. Hls ct mad atuei
8o@en gun, erlten Mlale bon ben, barts
ttddigen 5teber ftd 5perlafen fiblte, fiel
fem Dlid auf bas Dor ieinem Beti
liesenbe Zbier. 1rauris sbIidte a i'm
an unb ledte bea iuHsen MiFetbdtera
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-06-18

,9leta," berlefS 1ener, sapeI % Do1n
Fdnst elmer bon Sen D4}en an. ii@ ettcas
nils ~ oeberben, unb i'd balte Is fur
f&erer, tpenr, mir bier IN Der @ntfernun9
iparteu, bi3 fe ben tolen Stier aur @ai'
ion eebra&t babeu. gs If mir lteber, e.
ipieSt e;ne1 bon bieien Y,ujjens auf
ieine 65rner, als mid ober raeine@au!e."
Stone fteIte fi@ iett aufre&t IN ben
wasem urb nabm fem Sernglas, UNI
bef1er beoba@ten ~ t1nne1', ,uas oor9!,.g.
St iab, tp,e Elm paar Solbaten einenS@'
len, btr ettpas bib unb u~nsebsreie 81
tuerben if4,en, an q eet !9Sr''ern tabter,
pdbrenb einise ibrer 2atneraben' NIT ber
aa&en Rlinse BEN 1biere EN- paar tld'
,t;se 6iebe perfetten, tporauf bietes oer'1
au@ Dernunf4 annab,n urrb balb tpieesr
rubia tpeiter trabte. Dur& iein f@arLes!
6ssnslas bate Stone .ssisben, Pep bel
Siein @ekaenbet einem ber Soloater'
I'll, Bud ais ier 1ai&e ,asfa1n 'uar'
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-06-18

w NV 6~s A0S$S"s
ber 1euH&e fann beute init 6to5 fa9ea,
bat Ct ei, erobeS, eini8eS 8aterlano bat,
hit fu,b cine Station" :.
..Sa, cine srpbe unb MULTIPLICATION"
it;,nntte Der Aneritaner Bel. rDerEraum,
ben Cure 8atrioten felt 1919 trdur1ten,
fdr ben Gure Di@ter f@trdrnten Cure
Denter' f@ be8eifterten, e. it erftilt! So
abts BOD nus GUT 6dIfte: EN- einisea
8aterlarb babt Sbr erruneenL aber IT e
aud Elm freiesF"
.3uerft rrub i'd Dir baraut ertpieoern'
baB ID ben Grab ber 6reibe;t, ben ein
Bolt asnibt ni@t bana4 beneffe Of EN-
erbl;&er Rai|er, ober Elm tpdblbarer Era'
iibent an feiner Sptte febt 1onoer11 mad
Dem MaB bes Antbeils, ben IS !elbit an
bsr @,rtpaltun9 bes Staates bef'tt."
.53upeseben." iaete ber &meritaneri
,.aber tpie erob 1T benin BET Antbeil, bes
lei eu@ tos 8olt an Der @eeierung bat
tpie reit rsi4t ter ginflub, ben II
9eutl@lanb bic Dffentlide Meinun8 ou'
bic gnt54lufe, FER SSiiriten unb ibrer Ut
nifter ibt2 Darauf tpirft Du mir BIZ
Anttport Neber fdu(otB bteiben ~. Hno1
10 mDdte i'd tpeiter fraeen, tannf 81
mir Il, Der ean3sn @ef&idte Elm Beilpie
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-03-12
The BoYs Blamed.

SAVANNAH, Ga, March 11.-EdNh.
Morning Ne'rs: In relation to the
boys and girls. 1 would like to say a
few words in behelf of the latter. They
are blamed too often without cause. The
men, or boys, as they call themselves, are
the cause ninety-nine times out of a hun
dred OF the deserted, unhappy homes. II a
young man would give up all useless habits
and devote his spare time and surplus cash
to the queen Of his heart, as he often told
her no would before the final knot was tied.
he would find out that he would have more
saved at the end Of the month out of the
500 than he had out OF the $500 tefore
marriage, even if he had a straight flush in
his hand. There are. many secrets kept
from the poor wife that are credited to the
lodge he may belong to. My opinion is
that mans wife and family are Tor ought
70 bel club enough for him. In conclusion,
would say, let the boys try my plan and
they will And that the girls will be willing
to do their part; and they will soon find
out that there is more "in it'' than they
IuIhk lor. A WHOEVER.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-03-12
RAIL AND CROsSrIE.

The work of grading the Gainesville,
Tallahassee and Western railway has been
inaugurated at Tallahassee, between $50
and 200 hands having been put to work.
The line has been located as far as Wacissa.
At a meeting of the board of directors of
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Com
pany, held Monday, the office Of chairman
Of the board was created and August Bel
mont was elected to occupy the position in
control of the New York Office of the COM
pany. Milton II. Smith, the present vice
president, was elected president, with his
offices in Louisville, KY.
Supt W. w. Starr OF the Central rail-
road Is In Augusta, where his presence Is
made necessary by the high water, which is
greatly delaying and inconveniencing traffic
to and from Augusta, many of the railroad
tracks being covered with water for some
distance. Great difficulty has been ex-
perienced In getting trains in aud out of the
city, but the water is reported to be
receding.
The Freight Claim Agents Association of
the eastern, western and southern states,
which met last week at Atlanta, accepted
an invitation to meet in Savannah next
March, subject TO the approval of the Au-
gust meeting to be held in New Haven.
The claim agents of the different railroad
systems meet semi-aunually for the purpose
of discussing the best methods of handling
and adjusting claims. and profiting by the
experience of the different agents. The
claim agency department of the railroads
is one that is rapidly growing in inn
pOrtance,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-03-12
OHARLEsTON,s ACADEMY.
The Semi Register Shows /
students in attendance.

The Semi annual Register Shows II
students in attendance.
CHARLESTON, S. c.. March 1.-THE
semi-annual register of the Citadel acad-
envy is published to-day. The number of
cadets in the institution is 115. The first
honor men in the several classes are: First
class, j. w. Perrin; second class, A. s..
Thomas; third class, D. J. Lucas; fourth
class, g. M. Stackhouse.
The commencement exercises of the
medical college took place at the Academy
of Music tonight. Senator Wade Hamp-
ton, who delivered the address to the grad
yates, received an ovation and was over
whelmed with floral tributes. The immense
building was packed to overlooking, hun
dreds being turned away. Following are
the graduates in order of graduation: i, ].
r. Miller of Rock Hill; 2, B. E. Baker of
Charleston; 3, @. T. MacMurphy of
Charleston; 4, H. Nj. Stuckey of Sumter
5, J: K. Fairy of Fort Motto
6, FL. L. Shaw of Sumter !;
Z. L. F. Bonner of Ellenton; 8. c. s. Evans
of BlenheiIn; 9, J. NJ. Green of Charleston {;
10, e. A. Hines Of Brunsen IL, s. j. Hinson
of Primus; 12 j. r. Mccormack Of Mid
way; 49, w. A. Smith of Union; IA, W. P.
Zimmerman of Edgefeld; Is, A. II. Wide
man of Abbeville.
Senator Hampton will have public
reception tomorrow night, rendered by the
Vanderbilt association.