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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-02-14
5uhthaus'uahrihten.

Wtattbem Ni9olas BON 2orain Co.,
uel9er auI 3uei Sabre tpeaen Sobti9laas
ein9eliefert murbe, erbieIt bic Na1ribt,
bab Ct auf $1O,OOO59abeneriab pertlaet
iei. Wenn bic Darfelluu9, uel9e Ni9o.
las BON benz STREET in elmer Wirtbi1oft
in glpria 9ibt, nobel elm Wann get0btet
murbe unb in Golse benen Ni4olas ins
3u9tbaus fam, auf @abrbeit berubt, 10
III meber bic S1obeneriobfloge. auf
,pel9e be Jrau bes gridla9enen floete,
bere9tigt nod elm Drunb ein3uleben,
uarum Ji9olas iiberbaupt ms 3u9t-
baus manberte.
gr mar nit einem @enofen in bic
Birtbi&aft eefommen, mo- 3mei Nnbere
li9 boIgten. CT belt ieinen Jreunb,
Der ben Streit i9li9ten rpolte 3u.
rid, unb ,purbe als Wliti9ulbi.
ger perurtbeilt. Die 1rau bes Sc.
t0bteten sriinbet ibre 2lase baraut
bab ibr Waonn ni9t ermorbet morben
mdre, menn Der nit Ni9olas basu le.
fommene ni4t bonon obeebalten morben
wdre. bic admpfenben su trennen.
Mi9aeI Mcgartb, BON gupohoeo
60. ouf etn Sabr ipegen ginbru6s unb
Diebfabls einseleitet unb gbwarb
Bennett, BON Gre Gountp ouf 8 Sabre
mesen 9obtidIoes, ffritten @amitas
Worgen i'm @peiieiaal, tpurben re9t.
3eitis BON chamber setrsnnt unb erbiel-
ten bte iibli9e Strafe.
Nd1iten Montag tperben SEQ. Moufe
unb 9umminebirb Moule frei9eloHen
perben, ba ibr 5traftermin 5u gnbe 1T.
Sn sfolse bes falten Wetters iinb ale
Nrten bon Rrantbeit, 9uifen, Bron9itis
uiw. i'm 3u@tbous aufsetreten. Don.
nerffag Na9t ,purben in Mnbetra9t BET
adlte 9biiren unb Genfer luftoi9t Der.
f&lofien.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-02-14
Suboiftrifte fur Golleftirun9 oe'
Ginfommeniteuer.

golreftor wscWiuen In Springfield
bot bic folsenben Subbiitrifte fir Col
iettirung ber ginfommenftsuer e'''ss'
ri1tet:
ION. portsmoutb, 9ilfseonettor: 9ier3u
aebbren Mboms, @ania. Sadlon. gatp.
renee, Iai,Felb, pite, pidamop, MoB
unb Green Counties.
eubbiRritt g.: Sobn MeNa'
mara, 1ilfseonettor. 9ierau seboren
Dodina, perrp unb @inton Counties.
6ubbtfritt e.: Charles u.
epennep, Columbus, 9iltseouettor.
6ier,u aebbren glarf, Grantlin, Rnog,
3idtna unb Weabiion Counties.
Subbitrift s.: Charles g.
0opis, Columbus, 9ilfseolettor. 9'er'
au aeb6ren Delamare, Warion, Utorrow
lnb Union Counties.
6ubbifritt s.: Charles u.
Qamberlon. COLLECTION, piltseolettor.
6terau seboren goiboeton, Utustin9um
unb Ni9lanb Counties.
gBir moden bieienisen unierer 9eler,
weI&e 10 slidl:a iinb, gintommen1teuett
beaablen 3u birfen, no4mals oaran1
oufmerilam, bab lie ibre Mnsaben inner
baIb sman3is Sasen einreiden ml'llen'
faus he siemIi9 i9were Strafen oer'
meiben molten. gnti&ulbigungen
uimmt OnteI Gam ab1olu
mint ON. gDir woIlen nod bemerfen,
bob ole profit. on BEN @erfanf BON
grunbeisentbum wdbrenb Der lesten
awei Sabre Dor benz Sntrof fttreten oes
@elebes in ben einIurei4enbe Tormu'
Ioren ans.seben iein mnii.n: Serr
gtarles u. @pennep, go. 9 Sub 2o@'
Rrobe, ertbeilt iebe ndbere austunft uno
eiebt aud on, mo- Gormnlare gum aus
fiilIen erhdItlih finb.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-02-14
Gonpention Ger Dereinieten 6ru,
bensUrbeiter.

Sic gonpention Der Wereinisten @ru.
ben.Mrbeiter tpurbe Dienitas Morsen INN
10 ubr in @irtbmein's 9ane bur4 Yrd=
fbent Yenna er6ffnet. Jolsenoe Cont
te's uurben ernannt:
Sir 8ertbeiIung: 9. 80.
2edie, Snbiana; William Niron, Ohio
6. g. Miler, Ohio; 6. Yipes, Sn.
biono.
@ei&dftsreseln: aler. Sobn-
ion, Obio; s. $. 2ennebp, Snbiana
$. M. 2artin, pennipluania; s. 80.
9epnolbs, Soma; g8. 6. Wurburton,
Weit Nirsinia.
RIasen: Weite Maber. Snbiana
Sherman @lasgom, Obio; Somes
O'gonnor, Slinois; William Warner,
pennipIoania; Sobn @inn, pennipl-
pania.
Bef9Iaife: 5. u. grablep, penn.
iplpania Bm. Ri9arbs, Obio; SoAn
@airnes, YennlpIpania Geo. 80. pur.
cell, Snbiana; Serrp Meabe, @ef Dir.
9inia.
Gonfitution: W. $. Surner,
Ohio; 50. 5. @upmon, Sllinois; Ro+
bert Mot9orn, Yenniploania; s. 8.
Roberts, Snbiana g. 5. Dople. penn.
lplponia.
Na9 grnennnns ber gomites trat eine
Bauie biz nm 1.3O Nadmittas Elm. Nm
Spdtno9mittae fanb cine Oistuiiion Der
Mntlasen ftatt, bic prdlibent Abams se.
gen bic Nationolbeamten erboben bat.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-02-14
Staats=Ober9eribt.

Das etaats-O Obereeriht pertaste fi4
Treitag bis gum 1S. Jebruar. Beim
Wtebersulammentritt tpirb Ct etnen
neuen Borliber unb einen neuen Ri4.
ter baben. &i9ter Didman tritt 5uriid
unb &i9ter Sobn u. @bauf ntmmt ieine
@telle Elm. Mls gbef. Hi4ter wiro
tiinftis 3i9ter 9babbeus u. Minibau
funsiren.
9aurenee 8. BaHett min BON Marp
M. BaHett eeidieben iein, nit ber er
am 10 Desember 1868 gu Beoper Dam
ben beionbers in Mmerita fdli&li4lo ge.
nannten rBunb fiirs 2eben i4lob. Das
paar bat 8 2tnber i'm Nlter bon bis
3u % Sobren. Ser 2ldeer eiebt on,
bob bic Jrau 3antll9tis unb eiferR4tig
lei, baB ct nit ibr ni@t leben tonne.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-02-14

ass arsiare.es ssa M ss S,s sss gsasass gss1s
mstB s.se4.o7 Gts; selber s.Sl-s.5s; orotndrer
ssss sts aae9 esese IS SIS sss ar dts 'sanss: ass
orbindrer 20c per 0allone.
& cts. Garulina 81 -7 Cts; 2pntftana
52s-6ls Cts. per Bfnnb
Dairy PROBATE.
Butter. .glsin Creamery 50 9. ganep Obte
1921 Yrtmaoo l6--l8 geringere 9orte l2--l3;
8die Brima bis@hoice Sbo 91a-i0. Weicrn
Gbebbar 1o1a-1lH gte,u gorf ll-l41S Sdweiaer
6 lsr: Vsr 0ussno "a as.
@efIigel; Choice alte mnb iun9e 6abner
815-7 Sahne Cts, prima Gnten So
40 yer Snyenb. iuaas sua Wnt.n ems So Cts. ~
ObH MmS 0emtaie.
1spfsl. Brima BITS aussemdalt $50
yretbslbe.ren ss.75-s.oo per Gr1ts
80 g GttrSnss valermo sa.5o-s4.oo Us time
.pransen. ssIortba srobe sa.11 50. 50 per
aohl. Yrtma s,nastmttd.r so-sl.os Der
oSSsst SSgt.'s1". s'''es Da"Dsr' per 81. SIS
psslie msp g per gaise. xTaaa DTS aasat'
9ait6sp pteNMete.
Bosnen.u Yrima Utorroms $9.40-$1.60
medium une Wapp 81 .6O-$1.75 prbtndre BITS quite
Big @anbq )u $1.30-l.46.
6eu. Choice 1tmotbp Az l1.o0 WS.
DO. $40 O0-10.5O. SO. 2 bo.-$9. l0-9 so aemtids
tes $3.50; Vratrteteu N.5O-s. nab Rs.S
81 .00-7.6
OtebmsaYtt.
&tnboteb. WtI@flhe Gbtts
perS CUTE bis Choice $8.2O-3 65. eemBtxit6 btS
5temlt6 ct $40 -; O9fen GSotee
81. 5000, ge5bnlid bis s,emltG gut @.EO-
$50, select Builders - a0-b 10, 0Ttra A.1k-
40, sten1ltdb gut BITS gut xS $500, 9emBbnItA
geo bis 800. 0etferS gut bis Gbotce lt&merel
Ss.25S50, stemlt& put bis eutIIet6tel $.ls-4. 80;
Rlbe, gut BITS Ghotee SS.1-8 40, stemlid gut bt1
Wtebtun $2.75-8Oo, eem6bnltd l.o0-1.b0, 6tss
derS 81. N.60-2.60. Gee6erS S2.70-8.80, SdtrItxes
unb grafenbe Qdlber $2.75-8 25 DudeH 6iiHn
unb Iet6t $200-2.30 GeeberS 2.40-8.00, Dss
logna 1890 300 Buther unb Ghipptn0 $S-S.a rs
9dlber. aew6bnlt& umb arpB 8.00-3.7S
atemlt@ gut btS gut uet&D N.60-6.7b, 0Ttra
$500.
Snmetne. Select f&mere uxb prtma Bate
hers 8. .b0-4.75 gemtf&te Vaftne 4.85-4.60 AZ.
mbbnIt&e unb raube t.OO-4.sO letdte Gttppsrb
q: 20 IS, fette tunge S&metne A.00-4.8b oes
mbbnltdbe A.00-A.60.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-02-14
osd. bon aun in @atoi-atser Bert Ser. @aan astrns
R3H'a!ll! g! Rskds@7 RRakiR@
Wtiol,tt 1tnperfdli6t.

MnmaIt Minn BON 3anespile wiro
ben NerIuh MAIDEN, ben Ser. ct. 8es
fansenen s. Mt. Bain bur9 9obeas
Corpus BefebI frei gu MAIDEN. Bain
bat Sernline BON je Is W(onaten ,pe-
gen Mibbrau9s Der Yoit erbalten.
6ein eriter Sermin sebt mod bie1en
Monat 3u gnbe. 3iir3lih itarb ieine
6rau unb binterlieb 5 2inoer, ilnb NIT
8ldfdt oarauf erludt Serr Winn ibm
bic Jreibeit 5n perl4affen.
Bon Belmont County tpurben &obert
Maion auf 24 Sabre mesen ginbru9s,
unb Robert Nobion auf 2 Sabre peeen
Notb3u9tsperiu9s eineeliefert.
Sem Dieb Sobnion BON 9arbin
gountp fel cine giientanse auf benz
SUB unb peruriadte cine erbebli4e
Quetidmunbe.
Dien1tog Na9t IL l1br ,perben Heben
@efansene bonn Snbianer Serritorium
I'M 3u9tbaus eintreffen.
ginem @elbitmorbper1ua bnr& Mn-
breben bes Sales madte seitern friib Der
5trdflins Mrtbur Cameron, uelder tpe=
gen Yferbebiebitabls onf Sabre bon
9enrp County ein9eliefert 1T unb i9on
friiher i'm 3udtbous iaB. Das 1T felt
September 1898 bas brittle Mol. bab ct
R9 bur@ @as um's 2eben brin9en
monte.
Die Wermanbten bes letten Sonntas
peritorbenen Strdfinss Maribou
Smilep baben Big iebt nidts BON li@
b6ren laiien. Wenn ni9t in Babe
Na9ri9t tommt, mirb ber 2ei9nam ei.
mem mebi3inii9en College iberwieien
tperben.
Weontas tpurben feds @trdfinee, be.
rem Sermin 3u gnbe mar, aus bem 3u9t'
bous entloiien.
Da bic 3u9tbaus. .8erwaltuns teine
Wermanbte bon Worl9ol @milep auf=
finben fonnte, Der in ber Sonntao Na4t
itorb, 10 purbe bic 2ei9e benz Ohio
Mebicol college iiber9eben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-02-14

- Gin balbmonatli9es Masa5in nit
benz 5itel rSbe Colorado glimatoloeiit"
murbe neueroinss bon Charles Manlp,
M. d., in Denper, gol., sesriinbet. 9r.
Monlep 1T Elm Sobn BON Rep. &obert
Manlp, Der friiber in Columbus nobnte.
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tp.Sneenieur an @ebiibren aus
Sa9e9eloern perlan9en barf.
KriminaI= =6eribt.

@iQiom Gins, Elm ebemaliser onse.
Iebener 2ebrer nabe Canal Windeiter,
wurbe wesen @etreibebiebfabls unb
ginbru9s au einem Sabr 3udtbaus bel
i9werer Mrbeit perurtbeilt. Sobn Mont.
somerp, Der nit ibm 3uiammen unter
Nnflase seiteQt tporben mar, aber als
@toatsjeu9e auftrat, wurbe freise.
fproden.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-02-14
% 8iaiae 8mcber.

9eutfd. .Mmerttanifhes Rohbuf, 25c.
golitdnotges oeutldeS 1rammbuh, 26c.
y, album tomtfder Vortrdge unb GoupIetS-
Ho. l, Csc.
0entit sMmertfaniider iefiteler. 26c.
~ yin grober &ataloa BON Wuiits Snifrus
tin BUD nit YiitensGarten Wtuitern fret -
Wgenten perlangt.
8. 2sabmann s Con. WinneapoliS. Wttnu.
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0mter 1)erctei,H.
DeutfAe n1dnner perlanst
UeIde millens Hno, fi& ein rer1tables
Ge14dft 81 eriinoen.

Mir niini4en. bab Sober, ber okne Be
i@5ftigung 1T, ooer feine j,itrteoenfteuenoe
&rbeit pat, unb bic Bertretun9 ti1r anlers
1irma segen CUTE 8e5ablnnS ~ iibernebmer
toInidt. pertrduenSpcu an unS i4retbt, UNI
mir tperben bemfelben unier Anerbieten nebf'
9rcben tcftenfrei iiberfenben.
Nir riini4en nur einen Bertreter tiir 1eber
Diffrift. tpeI4er nod niHt befstt it. Dsan
tpenbe fi9 icfort an Cr. 8. s. 9hoop. No
100 Stote Ctr Ndcine. NiS. lloct6W n
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5tdot Columbus
5um 7imifon u1oro.

Die pier Yerionen mel8e unter benz
Werba&t, ben Jarmer Similon ermor-
bet su baten, bislans I'M GountDses
fdneniB faBen, murben 5amfas, Mon-
tag unb Dienitas TN 9oliseiseribt per-
bort. Bis mir CUR Yrelie sinsen, parsn
nod feline Belaltunssmomente gu Sase
sef6rbert, nnb es ibeint, als penn mon
he lammt nnb lonbers wirb entlonen
miiFen.
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4. Cincinnati U1drftberih
@tnctnnatt. IL. Gebruar 1895.

Sanity Bort g. $.aaias Ssan sls sn se Seq
bab. yaton. Short elaresetten - 811s Gents
turse Hi,4.etten -oZ- Cts StuItern w -Gts
So Cts. !si&ts s%-s cts ~
g.vote!tss BIsis@. e&tnten 7s.Gts
.,eis1 eOiam a big Ist&ts sA-sN Gts" e&ul,ern :
tIstss; gt.tts. sstn.s. $ Ct.
xhr :tnst$mals. >. eh Gents.
atisi % s,n.ernas:nt Hsnas: ,,.ss !, .sssone, 8. az
2.40 }1uilp s.. .05-9. Is Grtra 81. .o6, Srrin
s.60 @oeeenmebl 500 -3.65.
sa9tsr stni.r .'.s S. H as g. ssts.s ss:. pets
surideewtefexer 1851
Vs. s;%,!:;; s!iS:: & tiSs: 81: so: 'sslS:'
~sis.r y -ss%--1ti. ws.s { asmt,at:r
woaaea. yts. --n Gts.
0srns:. 6prtnsNo. > 30 81 Cts.
Del: yetroleum 6-sh 1ts. fur i5o Grab
WaheIb.aes s-617 :. .1arb'Oel $3.50 VI.
0dnone.
ganmgolle. oroinare ~ Cts. orsinar
quite quite 81 S{esi1ss ei1ss',"&a &ats ats '''"a :" ats
Ytuno 9 i" Cts, GuarterbiOoo GiOtbins ls-l' ~
Yfs. Wfeotum Nelatne uno 9luthing IA Is Ste
orato 1914 @ts. Weoumaetdmmte-l+-1 st 8
et'@SeSx eis @eSium f,as aioi ins l7 ss as Ak ean Ian
8lies 1917 Gts. 2anae gcfdmmte $40 Gts
Guarterbloob uno orbtndre l6-lS@ts. orotndr,
9robe -F@fs, i'm Iuo aewaitene dolce, q
ats I'm z ub eema denc mittelmdbise I9-l79ta
n Z ub 9eipaIhene quite grobe 1917 Cts. &c
tdmmte ls-20 GtS.
lB bi sfep. $.22 per @a0one.
Greeertes
4Q fee -Mpdan 28 80 EtA:-0nnf
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-02-14

4 Gtm psuemsetes DMneer. 9ie bette -.
Mnato Der Melt. une 8rabe pie ieber tpanf9t.
Nuberorbenlid frib, brin9t s iberre bic feinhen,
ppbl lihmedenhiten, be1rofben 2omoten unb sei9net
iidb Dor a1en anberen Sprten bnrtb bic BaImform
aus, bic fe aufret unb obne ebe Stite fe4en I6Bt
Yeap'S eomeurremS trete @urte. Cine er= ,
quiite Sorte BON auBerorbentlimer GrtroasfGti9z
tet, pirb etipa Sebn 8obl lang unb 1T una6ertres
lid gum Sdneiben.
Z 1tmier berabmter Wabm eaIat ubertriFt
alle anberen. Sebr fraus unb 5art.
= As-gDir fenben frei per Y0f elm podet ents
baltenb Sammen ber ertra friiben Baum: lpm,aten,
Vcaneuren5ireien Gurfen, Rabm@ Galat, Nop's 3Oc
gertifeat unb unieren illuitrrten Dar8an Gataloa
Gar ieben $Ssier Dollars ipertb,l tiir @ameI, |,
sau uoI bsr unr oe.enstsn smo
4 Vtionen, alIeS fiir nur 10 Gents.
= Seber genbuns an Yerionen, bic uns NIT 10 gts.
fir obi9es bic Naeu unb Nbreiien pon pber mebr
vibrer Sreunbe enihiden, bic Samen, Blauaen oter
Z Triidte fauien, lessn pir ein gadet .Dlammotb :
vGon,ato" bel, bersn Gridte 9funb i4per perben.
4nAYA cn sesdsmen q paml Ninn I
Wlap 6 81. fa6 blr4aug auoerISsia-@s6.
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Sill ber Matnr

banit nnb mann eiti
iuent9 na1 bnrH
Beieitisung abge.
niister uno pers
bramhter Stoffe
aus benz Wagen
unb ben Gingeipet.
ben. Daburh tper.
ben eine Menge
qudlenber &ranfbet'
ten unb 9tDrmngen
kpermie BITE
Snaniprnfbnabme
0r3tllOer Sul1e
tptro iiberfiiift9.
8on anen fir bte.
fen 3iuef attge'
tpdubteu Mitteln
finb DR.. 8ierce'8
Pleasant Pellets
ma hes4e M Mer Re
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columbus Uurftberichf

Columbus, o.. IL. Ssbr. 1895.
Beridtet fiir ben ,.Deftboten" DOT
W. 3 1beaoo & 60, 234 unb 238 Gu
4. Strabe.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-02-14

Woue.

Woue.
Beri&tet fiir ben ,Defboten" BON ber 81,
ma 6. 8. @Iart, 2eO eab Qo@Rrate.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-02-14

0affee-Nofa % 80 Gts;-Sapa
rs 80; fancp 8fto 70 Wt- prima bo~-
2CA Gts; gutter DO 10 -GtS: fair DO
orblnar DO -l7L Cts per Htunn.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-02-14
8eri3tet ftir ben ,.DeRboten" bon D. y
Neinreim, G6e State unb Bierteffrabe.
S&weinsastfA sfU.

Beri@tet ftar ben .Deffboten" bon bsr
Ttrma .. ReHuiRer, l4O Or Ri@Rrate.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-26
might almost feel tempted 10 hold her
tongue altogether in foreign company.

might almost feel tempted TO hold her
tongue altogether in foreign company.
The art OF pleasing, says Harper's Bazaar,
which used 10 be considered quite enough
Of a profession to satisfy the soul Of
any woman. seems to-day in the reaction
against such an extreme view in some
danger Of being thrust into place dishon-
orable.
True. II takes time to acquire this gentle
and valuable art. and true. il takes money
indirectly, for time is coin for the modern
woman, whose work is worth its hire. But
no amount of direct money earned or in
herited can buy the genuine art TO please
IL is born with some women. as intangible
as gossamer web. seemingly a nothing
until il clings about the face in a forest
walk, not to be lightly brushed aside. To
deliberately acquire and weave 50 delicate
a fiber takes not coin, but heart and hand
labor.
Now" asks the modern woman" is it
TO be demanded of me to keep up my
public career. my home life. my social
vate also the art of pleasing2"
Unless you do all this and more, mad
anne or mademOiselle, YOU are not a typi-
cal modern woman. The blown feminine
flower Of this decade must have the broad
ening influence of a public career, the
sweetening of home life, the power which
social influence undoubtedly gives, and the
arts Of dressing we'll and of pleasing must
be included under the general heading
''womanly.'
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-26
MONUMENT TO AN APPLE TREE.
A Novel Proposition That Is Being
Talked of in WOburn, Mass.

From the Boston Transcript.
1t is not a difficult task to set people
talking about a monument in the memory
of almost any dead man in these times.
but it is not often that one hears about
proposition to erect a monument to a tree.
Some people think that the tree that first
bore the toothsome Baldwin apple did
more for humanity than a good many men
who have been honored with monuments,
and SO it is proposed to erect such a mon
ument in Wilmington, two miles north of
North Woburn. The matter is being talk
ed of in Woburn, and the people look with
favor upon the scheme The inscription
will be as follows:
This pillar. erected in 1895 by the Rum
ford Historical Association, marks the es-
tate where, in 1893, Samuel Thompson.
Esq. while locating the line Of the Middle.
sex Canal, discovered the first Pecker ap-
pie, later named them Baldwin. Exact
spot 20 feet west 10 degrees north"
The apple first received the name Pccker
because of the woodpeckers around the
tree. Thompson found the apple to be
new variety, and he and his brother Abb
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-26

Browns Iron Bittets cures Bad
Blood, Kidney and Liver Troubles.
Wonderful for Dyspepsia, Constipa-
ton, Female Weakness and Malaria
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-26

inability to breathe correctly, and in de-
frauding the system of oxygen. Il is
needless to say that the blood becomes
impre and that functional action of i'm
portant organs interfered with. Digestion
and circulation are ruined, and the conf
plexion declares the folly and the sin as
plainly as Cain bore the mark of murder
on his forehead.
What is true as to tight dressing Of
the feet and waist is as absolute truth
for the neck and the whole body. Every
thing should be so loosely worn that a
perfect circulation of air. feeding the
system on its surface could go on at all
times between the body and the clothing"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-26

Miss Tadzu Sugiye is the name of
Japanese young woman who, after study
ing at Wellesley College, became a teacher
in a Christian school for girls in Osaka.
Japan. Il teach" she says, three classes
in Chinese literature. two in English one
in the history of Japanese literature and
one in botany. Besides, l have to correct
the japanese compositions produced from
the classes and to give a lecture each week
on the Japanese rhetoric. Added to all
these l have to give lessons in yankee
cookery.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-26
OVERWORK.
OVERSTUDY.
POOR HEALTH.

Don I overwork the brain, fo-
the results are most serious,
Keep up Your strength and
energy by taking Browns Iron
BitterS.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-26

its scions. II was through the influence
OF Col. LOamf Baldwin. the celebrated en-
gineer. that the apple gained a wide cele-
brity and soon became known as the Bald
win.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-26

Mr. Percival Lowell of Boston, who
erected and equipped a fine temporary OBJ
servatory in Arizona last year merely for
the purpose of studying the planet Mars
announces that he will have a 2i-inch tel
escope made by Clark for further research
in the same direction. Mr. Lowells inten-
ton IS to erect this instrument where he
can find the most favorable atmospheric
conditions, utterly regardless of convent
ence. 1t was largely this consideration
that led to his selection of a mountain in
Arizona as the base of his last years
work. The glass previously employed had
an aperture of eighteen inches.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-26

A New York woman, wandering among
Paris art treasures, is thus impressed:
THE memory of one womans smile" she
writes, has set a whole world in tune
For no picture known, perhaps, has
touched so many hearts as that bit of
dull, dusky canvas out of which the Mona
Lisa of Leonardo da Ninci smiles at YOU
The first feeling when you look at her is
one of disappointment. Her smile mocks
you. But go a little to the right, and, oh
how sad the smile is, or stand al the left
and it has become the joyous smile Of
childhood, dimpling the corners of her
mouth, while, If you look her straight in
the face, her mood has changed again
You know then that she has solved this
mystery which we call life and can still
smile. Now, as you turn away you find
that she bewitched you; her languid eyes
and slow smile follow you. drawing again
and again your seeking gaze. You for
get the divine message of the Immacu-
late Conception the face of Nandyke's
Charles the First the sorrowful note of
Titians 'Entombment.' the gentle Ma
of Rubens, the insistance of Paul Vero-
nese. For you only one picture in this
famous room of a famous gallery lives
What matters that the canvas is old and
small, the colors faded, the flesh gray?
The spirit that lies imprisoned In the Mona
Lisa's smile will never grow DID, and be-
cause a womans smile was, as it has IL
lumined the work of one mans hands
placing him on the nights in the vast
world of art"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-26
ELECTRICITY FOR CROPS.
THE CURRENT HELPS THINGS TO
GROW AND PRODUCE GREAT
RESULTS.

Frenchmen Know the Secret-Seeds,
Flowers, Grapes, Strawberries and
Vegetables Showed Extraordinary
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-08-24
FIFTY FORTUNATE HEIRS.
Copy of Famous Truil Will Found
at MerrimaC

The Messrs. Trull of Merrimac, Mass, who
are among the heirs to the estate OF the late
Mrs. Elizabeth EIdridge of Newton, Mass,
valued at nearly II million dollars, are ear
nestly at work on the case, II copy Of the will
of John W. Trull Of Newton, who died in
June, 1861 leaving personal property valued
at S5OS, 600 and real estate at 1864, 900, having
been discovered among the papers OF the late
Alden Il. Morse Of Merrimac, who died Feb.
8, 1895.
For more than sixty years Mr.. Morse had
kept diary Of important events, both local
and general, and under every date were
carefully pasted items Of more than ordinary
interest The copy Of the will above referred
to was taken from the Newton Journal of
June. 1867.
The will mentions as executors, j. f..
Heard and j. ID. Sohier, both Of whom are
still living, the former Mason in high
standing.
Shortly after the will was made an attempt
was made to set it aside, but it has stood as
originally written by the testator. Mrs.
Elizabeth Eldridge, who died at Newton re-
Gently, was daughter of John w. Trull. J.
Y. Heard was son Of his wife by previous
husband. In the lifetime Of Mrs. Eldridge
the property was in trust with Messrs Heard
and SOhier executors, but owing to unfrendly
relations it is reported that no personal inter
views were ever held, the business transac-
tions being carried out by messengers. A
number of heirs to the estate, sOme OF which
are located on Beacon St, Boston, near the
State House. are residents OF Merrimac