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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-27
Enterprise of Memphis.

The enterprising merchants of Memphis have adopted novel and progressive means to help their business. The Memphis excursion bureau has chartered train on the Little Rock and Memphis, and will run Q free excursion to Memphis on August 1. The train will start from Lonoke early in the morning of the 1st. and will run into Memphis quite early in the afternoon, possibly by noon. The hotels have made special rates to the excursionists, who will remain in the city until the next afternoon at late hour, when they will take special train home, reach ing there at a seasonable hour. It is positively a free excursion, but it is intended only for the business and representative people of the towns along the road. The rabble that generally go on excursions will be conspieuously absent, for this has been chartered, and only the class of people as above represented will De aboard. We are requested by those interested in promoting the excursion 10 say that all of the representative people of Forrest City and intermediate points between Lonoke and Memphis are cordially invited to go on the trip and that trans sportation will be furnished them upon application to any Of the prominent merchants Of Memphis.
 ssT Write tt once. Fs Fsorrest City 7suses.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-27
Base Ball.

The scores made by the League base ball teams yesterday resulted as follows:
 At Little Rock-Little Rock, 6; Texarkana, ,: Second game, Little Rock. F; Texarkana. 1.
 At cineinnati-fincinnati. '; Brooklyn. ,.
 At Pitfsbnrg- -Pittsburg. l; Balti- more. 3. Second game. Pittsburg, 1: Baltimore, 3.
 At Chicago-chicago. l; New York. ,.
 At Louisville-B Boston. l7; Louis
 At St Louis St. Lonis, $; " ashington.
 At cIeveland-C Cleveland. {; Phila- delphia, 4
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-27
Will Ride Tomorrow.

I'd |. Blackwood, who was to ''ne bicycle ride from Sulphur 'sss 10 this city in 30 minutes is a member of the ol American WheeImeu, and FaWs of the League says that ''eur member of the League aaSe a race for money. If s ae becomes a professional. 'e' prevented Mr. Black 'O4 making the race today Fs'edi but it is now proposed, gentlemen who offered the
 v give a handsome gold ~'ae amateur wheelman who rom the Springs to Pine
 naO minutes or less.
 'au that Mr. Blackwood will O win the medal tomorrow
 t'es he must arrive at the
 'ase at 7::30. after leaving
 ags at : 0 clock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-27
LABOR DAY,
5, .aoR ORGANIZATIONS WILL cFLEBRATE IN PINE
 BLUFF.
], Meeting of Citizens Held This Morning Looking To
 That End.

oar people, generally, want to see I.bor Day celebrated in Pine Bluff, ', ,sl ao no not want the members of M 's, rreat labor organizations of our sty s' to 90 to other cities to enjoy on that day.
 1 movement is on foot to induce ,ss four labor organizations, which .nmbpr over 400 members, to give abig parade here on Labor Day. meeting of a few enterprising sti,pOs was held in the office of |y.gor Bell this morning and a com |sttpp composed of the folio owing |stgsns was appointed to confer |4lb like committee of the labor or limitations, looking toward having |.mrade in the day and ball at the iYlrE at night, on, Labor Day: MT. |Snon Bloom, Chairman: Messrs. |Aex. Dryburgh, Sol Miller, Simon srauss, Arthur Murray, " D. |garn, ". D. Jones ". D. Tspee. s. N. Taylor, H. A. Mccoy, biatnenthal and c. G. Newman. Dqbe four labor organizations-the soherhood of Railway Condue- bn the Brotherhood of Locomotive hgineers, the Brotherhood of Lo- native Bremen, and the Brother pof Railway Trainmen, will hold nfeting tomorrow afternoon at 3 look for the purpose of conferring Ilha committee from our citizens satiye to celebrating Labor Day lbs city, and if the citizens will a hands with the members of 3e labor organizations Pine Bluff Have | bio time on Labor Day, RFwise, the members of these fgreat orders with their friends
 go to some other city to enjoy
 nsplVes and spend their money.
 aeeebration on Labor Day, about
 September. means that hurd-
 Re people will come here from
 places, and it will thus be the
 as of saving several thousand
 'B to the merchants of Pine
 erng the day a grand prade will
 place and at night there will
 amll.
 Everybody, for once, work to-
 N aud show proper apprecia-
 oI the railroad men who,
 a after month, spend thous-
 M dollars with our merchants,
 aang them to get up a credit e Labor Day celebration.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-27
FINED FIFTY DOLLARS.
Butcher Mcdonald Has Trouble With
 Negro and Gets the Hot End of U.

Butcher Mcdonald Has Trouble With q
 Negro and Gets the Hot End of It
 Monday evening Jake Walker, a negro, entered the butcher shop kept by A. Mcdonald, and called for a steak. Mcdonald asked him if he had the money to pay for it, and he replied that lie had. The meat was cut and delivered to Walker, who started out without paying for his purchase. Mcdonald took the meat from Walker and the latter became abusive. Mcdonald ordered him from the shop and attempted to forcibly eject him when Walker struck at the butcher. The blow was sad one for the negro, for Mcdonald seized meat cleaver and smashed Walker on the side of the head with it. The negro, after this, rushed from the house to the street, secured a heavy piece of scantling and started back into the shop. Mcdonald warned him to stay out, but he continued to approach, when the butcher again used luis sharp cleaver- This time the weapon fell sn the negro's hand and cut great gash.
 This morning Mcdonald was be- fore Justice Vance on the charge of assault, and was fined $50 and costs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-27
WEATHER FOR AUGUST.
Data Compiled for Period Covering
 Eighteen Years.

The following data, covering the month of August for a period Of eighteen years, have been compiled from the weather bureau records at Little Rock, and may be found use ful to those who prognosticate wea- ther condition:
 Mean or normal temperature, g degrees. the war nest month was that of 1881, with an average of s degrees: the coldest month was that of 1879, with an average of 79 degrees; the highest temperature was 105 degrees. on August l, 1896; the lowest temper ature was 52 degrees. on August 2I, 1891.
 Precipitation-Average for the month. 4.Dl inches: average number of days with .Gl Of an inch or more. ); the greatest monthly precipitation was l1.13 inches. in 1886. the last monthly precipitation was LIS inch es, in 1887. the greatest amount of precipitation recorded in any twenty-fonr consecutive hours was 406 inches, on August 2 and 24- 1872.
 tlouds and weather-Average number of clear days, II; partly clondy days. r.; clondy days ,.
 Wind-The prevailing winds have been from the northeast; the highest velocity or the wind was 36 miles, from tile sssdtiieast, on August ,, 1888.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-27
M ". BURKE,
EupIon, Euplonl. Eaplon,ts

No doubt many people are awar that Eupion Oil makes q much bet- ter light than the lower grades of coal oil, l1nt We doubt if there are any that know that gallon of Eupion lasts longer than cheap oil. Then. why nof have the best light when the differeDcein cost is scarcely nothing. Eupion is sold at the fol-
 owiDg places:
 sfcCain Grocery Co, John H. Talbot Co Robinson < Greenfield, j. L. Lloyd. Ma an- TankersIey Co. Bros.
 " f. Dewoody X Co Houston < H0ane. L E. oldsmith < c. rhalheImer Bros, Ferguson Russell. F. E. Mercantile Co + E. seveke. z. Lumpkin. ' E Simmons Blun City Lnmber c0. C. \. Hart Drug Co N. 8. Heard oedtf Z Hearin ' Alexander.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-27

be the governors guest while in this city. Bryan, through the efforts of Congressman Hartman. has changed his original plans, and after two weeks in the park will make a tour of the State. Half a score of Mon tana cities are preparing to give him q big reception.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-27
Receptions for Bryan.

HELENA, Mont, July 27.-Gov. Smith yesterday received letter from Hon. ". J Bryan. who left Blackfoot, Idaho. today for Nation al Park. accepting an invitation to
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-27

FOR SALE. cheap. Pony and co:r. pef fsetiy
 gentle, work double and single. Mrs. Geo Richards, 1y21 W Second
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-27
Bonanza Mine Sold.
P. s. My Number is 2O8.

BAKER CITY, ORE. July 26. The sale Of the Bonanza mine has been consumated and papers signed. The price paid was s750.000.
 The purchasers are John T. Pater- SCI Pitttss.5ar itsttss.5arg; George Crawford. New York; N. F. Hayes, Philadel- phia; J. s. Wallace. Denver.
 Albert Louis, Emma Edward and Frank Geiser had been owners of the Bonarza for tne last six years. Two years ago the property could have been bought for sl00, o00 FOR SALE. cheap. Pony and Golf. peffsciiy
 gentle, work double and single. Mrs Geo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-27

Mr. John Royce. who was buried yesterday with Woodmtn of the World and Pythian ceremonies, was q members Of both orders and carried policy of s2.00o in the Woodmen Of the World. In due time this order will erect handsome monument to mark lis grave.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-27
1t Will
 Please You.

Many people plunge into the ocean of misfortune. would sink is they hadn't some real estate to float them Every rightly made man has hankering after real es- tate-it is an instinct that goes with man, and it is something that is within the reach of all. Continual small payments will eat up the larg est amount--and the small payments won't amount to any more than you pay for foolisllness.
 Think 1t oyer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-27
THE BILL
A. J. Mitchell.
county. Arkansas. viz:

Kissing both delightful like A. ! Mitchels beverages Pepper Sher bert Red Banana Ice Cream soda Pineapple Flip Cheese Coreen Nxe Nit thing line and the land sold Main stand Call around and you'll neither will +
 P S My Number is 208
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-08
Gatarrh / 3 Qar.
Gn Sur er enbeIia M inuNet | Sr.
Sartman's Free Treatment.

Oct bsres ipm ct GuentDr. Glisss
Def er buert Orb en- plrfelis Siitorie
oa ben rene Sanbbeo. arunif Gaturrt
fan babe faaet Gag | en- uns Waao,
iom bar en- brilliant @arriere ioran fla.
Gan ~iurisssr icrsjaocs mango Wtit'
fer. On Goleees8amerat Opertalt
bnm til at iUrisse Pe-ru-na. Pe-ru-na
belbreosoe BAN burtist, os ban er friit
on raIf. llbeu Pe-ru-na pilbe bans
Succeis i 9ipet peret en- llmuliabeS.
aronif gotarrb bar sbelast mansen
8arriere; ben piloe osiaa BABE tilin-
tetsjort oenus Manbs 8arrtere, bois
bet life baube oaret for bet Taab al
en- Ben. Sos. buab u. s. Stern. Ma.
rine Gitp, Wid., tiger:
3 slnr feb ies al Gatarrb os iors
isste ueiten enbuer Gatarrb,0 teoicln,
ie1 bprte ON. SEQ reiiie til Selas
ware, Sbir for at frefuentere College
"a Der fif leg ie en- al 9eres GImat'
fer; Der ianot jes ct anoet 0ilooel for
Gatarrb. Seq bar nRiten moolps
cper at iorisse aaeIass Meoiciner,
men min 8amernt paa famine SGrelie
i%ortalte mig, at 9eres Mieoicin par
All right" % ies icrieste benz. Otter
at bnue tasst Z SLATER eiter Spifrii'
ten bar iss belbreoet os islte mig Tom
ct npt yirnneIte. Seq anbeialer ben
til ale, Der lioer AZ oeune ioriGroeliss
Spsoom. Oct er bet bebiie Yiiooel
ior Gatarrb. Seq ifplbsr ben min
Selbreo.
Cite, Der lioer al Gaiarrh, oil prre
uterssieret 9r. Sartman's BOG.
ONE r pplpienbe iIluitreret paa Ga
Siber % bnnbler ON gatarrb ! ole
Stooier os ai ale Slass. Den len.
oes irli en- fort lib al The Pe-ru-na.
Drug Manufacturing Co., Columbus
Ebio.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-08
Gnonu flere Sanffauiter
SnoHnb,rr piI ba tine Eengr, %
ben enc Sanf trGttsr ben
anoeU riisr no.

Sre gonter / Ct. paul, Ttnn., iad
flo neot til at lutte / Wanougs. De
sr "Germaria, "antmdnia" og "8sit
Sioe." Der bleo Ct Sch pda Germds
ria gantsn alercot fra oer 22oe De-
csnbsr al, bd 9oni Of WIinneioto Iuts
ftot. be fioits nj 0dse PAR Der til
Snbfnoert uobetaIt S335,000. Den
17oe Dec. piite ben oHentliggiorts
Status, at Der benitoo Snotuo al
nnre inopuu en- Miaiou Dollars.
Sonterg 9rsIiosrt, mr.. BiIias, pens
ter at Ie 9anten s~ienuabnet peo Slut
nineen AZ STARTS.
aaemaniu 9ant lut,soe ftrar eftsr.
Den bar Of fannie SterreIfe ION ben
fsrfurpnts, msb en- Gopital paa
100000. Den crooniiereoes for ct
@ur iiben ION Commercial 8ants
GftsrfrIser. Osfua aIemunidsSdn
Ten bar prret baarbt presIet, ~sfterat
9ant Of Minnefota blsO iut mob Bag
gen.
Deb 2sSiosn lMfteos ben treble
gont | Ct. 9aul - ire pad en- og
famine Dag. Oct bar Deit Sioe
8ant, oreaniieret | 1886 meo en- Sds
pital puo 100000. Den gjorce fine
Gledrines sisnnem @nsmdniasSdn
Ten, men bdpbe otsuosn liot tore CAB
osb ben fsrsrs Sios alminoslige lliits
terbeb | 9dntforrstningerne.
Snbfnberns / en- at be andre gons
fer, Rinneota Suoings 9ant, Bee
fformebe osnne for at reoos fit, mems
Der enbnu bar lib. Msn ganten
brig 5orbsI at en- ReseI | pautommens
be SiIf1lbe ON, at Der mua bengua 90
Ddss efter Snbfubenss SpfissIie, for
be tan sisres Sprbrins pua.
fra Maion Gitp tpmmsr famine
Dag 5ioenbe ON, at "6irIt Gitp gant
Of Rpra Springs" bar giort aonfurs
pg operbruset fine aHGrer til gpron
Gummioes osrftsbs.
Wsr6ant's Rational 9dnt | De-
pils Gate fausrsbs oeiaa ben Wanoag
ben ABE bs. guntenS Qreiioent par /
often, os ausi.rersn piloe inssn n9rs
mere SplpsninSsr eipe puu e9sn
5aanb. Sibfts Status bite Snbitub
paa tilidmmsn $4,000. Gttistapis
talen Ipber pdu $4,000.
9srbas Gftermibode itrss Giti5ens
Rational 9unt | Sarge. Status ben
17bs Dec. oiIts ben | en- trne Sprfuts
ming. 8onf,ns aftistapital bar
100000. Der paufuIste ingen
Storm pau be sOrigs al 9bens 9ans
fer; snonu innss Srbfboerns I bisie
at fro bet bsbfts, os amer inbtil BIZ
bere ben beritsnbe qenseforlsgenbeb
fpm tembprpr.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-08

Sprnip9s CT irrminoli st m.e 10 Srr'
cent, Garsitn at Sanr mse ~ Bro
cent, al Sshs % MutGT,r ueS 80 GO
So meo ID 8rpcsut. 8 S~nseeprOoui'
iipu,u er Der iubtraaet en- ftcr Nte'
gang be fiefe 10 Gar. 8 1885 aolr'
ers ppsr Is @iaiUasr 8uiseIs, 1895
fuu Iiot pper 4 Miaiontr Sulbels.
8areien al Wais CT aaast nen mob 10
grpcent DC fieits 10 9tar. 3 1885
vrpoucersbes go Ri1,Ou,r gnuS 2o'
bal, / 1895 tuu liot ppcr 8 9lillioHer
gune. lloprcoutttpuen sr iormtno'
Iiei ms0 As GrOesut.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-08
5oriinfelier | Grafifen.

Oct llpeir, iOm telpubte Winne.
iOta 2sroas Giisn, bapbe t Snsbags
piit iis aImiubslist Ousr rem uprblise
Gel at Statsn iaupsliOm / RorS, %
Spo 9ntOtn, bet mictre SOtpa % / be
ipSpsfliss Statsr.
9ernbanetjensite lan nsoe. gGe be
transiontinsntale Saner bteu ueot til
ct bOIbs iube ueo fine GnfrsnselIsr
for OF iatts Tos isnns.
Wunse Statlouer | bet nprbre
Miuneiota bar rappOrtsret, at 2ossne
laa upirtiomms; % mango 9ssislatur.
meslemmsr MATTE lisse uusr i 5argO,
q. q, ba be life funbe tomme frem til
Bismard.
8 glaHba9s par fun ct Sernbans.
tos pna 5urisn / Spb.S ato.a, beber
bet, nsmlis meaem CANTON % Siuur
Gaas; men bet bapbs i'm ItsrIte Oeeie
mso at sjsre 9ursn sjcnnem Gnebri-
psrne. Rorttueiterus ganen bar blos
bret; uGttsn SaIupartsn al 9eaisla,
tursns Nsblsmmsr, Tom par paa geien
I'll YIerrs, fnnos iusen Bel iOmme.
npsirst bsissnss Tom bet parIie
9inter, enbuu mere puloiomt sno pna
2aiiisslfesoossu, Omeuo 9emseratu.
rem oenns Sang life par iaa Lap iom
oa.
Gnouu uioes life ON nuget TAB al
MennefteIip. bpurimOo tore Tab be.
irreies ipr aoassiS 8eetommsnbe.
4aa mango Sieoer trusOs BET oaiau
meb Nansel paa grnnbisl oruuost
poa flere 3ases BlOtab,.
8 mango Of gDerue Iua ens,n Z til
10 Rob bpb paa be melt bsiaroeoe 90.
Der % ejoree benz ueften uiremiom.
melle
rfs IN n ben henI,hsS non G.,
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-08


tpdng ben badrbe Rsb bet uprdttiIfs
rorite 6oIt til al tsie % itrGtte zig
langt oper 5ormue ub / bet pios og
brebe, til Naboldnbene % til f%isrnere
Sanoe efter "arpebersttissos" 2brOns
fsIeere.
Oenne Irpez og Sbelsret iii Rors
9es &aneeitol misbrugtes iad I Sioers
mes ssb paa bet Ssrgeliefte til Gam
bets Staoe, ia rIptts.
Sntet anoet 5olt / 8erben bar iads
leoes iom bet norIfe paret BART mob
zig ielp for benne "beniee" arpez og
Obelsrets StDlo! Obelsretten til
Norges Throne bar Tom 9Ggpptens
"beuige DIR" Der I Slaeene opitiQes
bes fordn 99ren og lanfebanbt ben
5arens Stunb. Sbi be "fe1ige
DIR" muattt bepares for enbpsr pris,
felb ON 2anbets Jribeb oerpeo git
tilgrunbe.
Saa osfaa meb 0oraes 6eniss
Irpes og Sbelsret til aongeitoleu.
prattife os fumpittiebebslsie lib
lenoinger bennttsbe iig at benne, bet
tosieoe norife SoIfs fromme 9Grefrpgt
for ben fj9re 4rberet. Raar bare
uol9nbingerne tunbe fafte bort Solt
Slaar | ginene angaaenbe benne CUB
oommelige norfte Qrperet til Rprges
Sbrpne, iaa fanbt Solicit fig /, at
baabe benne oe bin ubenlanb1ts Gpens
tprer tog Rorge / 9eiiobelie Tom
3onse.
Sra 1919 at bar Roree life bapt
&onge alene, men beitanbig iammen
meo ct eler Here andre 2anbe.
Hadr faa pt Rutibs Norbm9nb
ital ie og t9nte os ON. Iaa timber Ri,
at belle Semmelisbeben meb ale bore
ulbtter og fsrgelise Sti9bner n pg
dlene itriper Zig fra, at Magtens Sop
punt og aronens purpur life bar be-
rcet biemme | 2anbet ielp, men befins
Der Jig ubenlanbs.
Sg ri er pda bet Rene meb, at
Mastens Soppunft % 9ronens Yurz
pur maa bentes tilbuge fra ublanoet
pg befinoe fig pau bjemlie 9runb.
9enne Sio fra 1919 til pore 0age,
er lang og mer eno bbretjsbt. Den
er ct llotrpt for iaa ipere Mdngler
peb Solfets Gpne til al raabe 8runs
ben alene, at man alporlie fan ipsrse,
ON bet oirtelig er Subs Sante meo os,
at Ri itul bore ct frit pg ielpitGnoigt
5olt!
ct 5olt, Tom / ben 8rao % / iuu
lange Siber fan labe Zig leoe at an
bre Solt, ipnes at bore al Ndturen
ct Susmanpss os 2eilGnbtnssfolt.
Ristisnot bar Horse frit % ielps
itanbigt / 500 4ar, fra SARAH Suarz
faeres Odge til ca. 1919. Rorge
bapbe bd tit eset ~ielpit9nbige rationale
Gip inbab % uoao LEGION andre
2anbe.
DEE Iibeng ga, fiben er Der benz
aaaet npe 500 Mdr | national ufris
beb % llIelpit9noigbeb. Sg ben Dag
ibae er Noree ct 2porige, en- BRO
pinbs unber ct anbet 2dnb.
Nu er bet bette, ri Selpit9nbigbeoss
pdrtiet / Rpree baaber og trcr, at
"Spao Norge 1ar.
Oct Ifal bet alter borne,
9dd 0anb. pdd Gplge
Sq | Solferang."
Mens SpenIfepurtiet bill, at Norac
Ifdl bore fprenet meo Sperige unoer
en- aonge. ut ben IbenIte Songe, bet
Ipenfte 9pniulats pg 8eIanot'tabspes
fen po ben Ipenfte llbenrigsminiiter
ffal fibre % resiere Nprge, lige'om be
itprer oa reeierer Sperige.
Saalebes itprebes og re9jerebes ogs
Iaa Npr9e | ben lange SanItetio al
banFfe Wdqtbapere.
6pem ftal faa Rst | norf Volitit?
3orreIponoent.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-08
GoIitin Torges: grep.

Cgi bill Der iOruSFitt en- gemrriuing.
"a Ri tror, at be iaa pistisc poliiifs
s%psrssmoal, Der nj er oppe | oiemlauott,
I'll en- pis erao osiuu matte intcr.siert be
pSsanertpe RoromGne beroStr, bar nj iiirtt
en- opetis Moro e%erbieHims til at % I'll at
Iepert psileOsHOs sioras fou Senittnet,
Of oisie FdI goa iuo / Granets aiuo'
men bare ct iolio % tilforlaotIiat
9unbolo, aoot I 'prOslig Striecnnt, srtit os
tortiattet Get nurfe Golt bar oil
til iat Qris paa biitorif ersuius, os osrfor
bar OsIao aorrsiponoeHttn tru,t ZIG, at Dc
| bette ferft grsD iuoItotuoe
enosaisrntracr iHnpe SGrs paa rstis 9laOs.
z amiiois bcrneo pil Ri sisrs opmrrtiom
paa, at Der I anorts anoienotlitr fra Rors
&c lie trGnsss, os lie suifes poiitit bes
Reo.)
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-08

cpmGrffombeDen benIsoss paa sr.
3. 8 Solutions Merit cement pau ct auost
etsO [ Slaoet. Gan isIssr fus 8eIier
rhgrt btaiet.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-08-11
DOGS IN WAR.


How yNe. ShL BERNARD 1IinfsterssS 10 tn.
I yyounasd Russian Soldier
La the present day the British: army
geaulss the, only one in which dogs are,
not trained either as spiea, messengers
or, to help the wounded. The Germans,
French. Anstrians, Russians and Ital-
sians have all found them to be worth
the trouble: The Germans have devoted
themselves chiefly to the training Of
dogs for carrying messages to and from
outpostsand pickets and the main bodies
Of troops For this purpose they find
pointers are the best, but Scotch sheep
dogs and short haired sporting dogs are
much liked, as are also the clever little
Pomeranians, which learn very quickly
and are very strong and swift. In the
German army the best trainers are the
men of the jaeger regiments, and; q spe-
cial officer and "a special body Of men
are told off to look after the dogs They
are taught to march without frisking
about, to avoid barking, but, with their
wonderfully quick ear to warn If stran-
gers are near, by pointing or: by low
growl. They are trained to carry mes
sages up to az miles by known roads,
and beyond that distance, to find their
own way across country. TO men in the
same uniform they are taught to be
obedient.
in the Russian army a kind of big st.
Bernard mastif is used; also wolf and
sheep dogs. These, equipped with q
flask containing brandy or soup and a
packet of bandages hung round their
necks, are taught to find out the wound
ed lying among bushes or uneven ground
and to offer them restoratives, standing
meanwhile with their forefeet planted
and barking to attract attention. They
are even harnessed to little handcarts
such as we see them use in Belgian
and German towns, and can drag two
wounded men,. The French, in thei1
wars in Tunis and Algiers, have use6
dogs; also the Russians in their las
Turkish war. In Austria they have beer
| employed to discover am buscades. The
Dutch in Acheen found them most use
full in preventing solitary sentries il
thick jungle outposts being surprised BY
stealthy natives. The Italian sentries il
the Alps are always accompanied By
| dogs.-United Service Magazine.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-08-11
TIE bEc oRAT:IvE JAFkNESE

Hone SEaOs 0f sunainer life Alnoa. the
Mihad % People.
b GardenE excepted, there are no ont;
ward manifestations Of the old poetry
Of japanese life SO remarkable as those
summer houses occupying all the pic
.turesque sites Of the country. Wherever
there is q view worth going to see you
will almost certainly find summer
house built to command it, no matter
how wild or poor the district.
Yon will find summer houses cling
ing to sea cliffs over the thunder Of
breakers, nesting in shadows Of gorges
over the roaring Of rapids, strutteds ont
over the precipice fronts like eagles.
nests at the verge Of dead craters, for
in Japan there will always be summer
guests wherever there is summer beauty,
travellers happy to please their eyes
and rest their feet and to leave some
coppers in payment for the. privilege Of
the vision and the repose. ssss
The summer house at which Il am
now staying is typical of the class, a
skeleton structure Of two stories, simply
and strongly built after the manner Of
peasants dwellings and att a cost Of
perhaps $50. Timber is; cheap here. On
the other side Of japan such q build
ing could not be- put up for $500. It
stands on the edge OF q lofty cliff and
overlooks little bay near ancient
Moinoseki. From ground floor to root
1T IS open on three sides, and on the
seward side shelter from the sun and
wind is given by trees rooted in the
cliff below, but towering far above the
eaves-enormous pines. with branches
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FREAKS BECOMING SCARCE.

So Say Dime Museum Men, but They Are
Looking For Startler.
!" If freaks become any scarcer, !" said
dime museum proprietor a few days
ago, "a good many Of US will have to
go out of the business. I never in my
life saw such slump. Eight or ten
years ago we could get all the freaks
and curiosities we wanted-real ones,
too, and no fakes. We've got agents
securing the world for them, but they
are as scarce as straw berries at Christ
mas time. !"
9TH give you a pointer" Said an
other man in the same line Of business
and who was one Of the party Of three.
If you can secure the freak have in
mind, you can quit the business as rich
as Barney Barnato ever was
Why don't you grab it yourself?''
asked the first speaker.
Cant. II could, you'd never have
heard Of it
"What is it," H
"No, not what is it?' That's an old
one. The freak I've been looking for
can t be located. I've tried for him and
know =
'tLet's have il" said the other impa-
tiently. 5,
THE veteran printer that didn' t
stick type with Horace Greeleyi'
81 didn't think you were going to
spring miracle on me, . said the other
as he ordered three of kind New
York Commercial. II