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Arizona republican., 1899-07-12

One of Tennessee's strongest demo cratic newspapers advises Senator Bate to go around among his constit tu- ents and find out for himself how they are feeling and taking abc1t "the old democratic doctrine of expan- sion'' before he makes any more public speeches on the subject. l. assures him that the experiment would be highly educational. The southerner has his faults" says this newspaper ''but, take him as he comes, he has moi sunk to ths point where he would argue over 2 slap in the facH or treil his country's banner n the dust befc-a mob of coffee-colored Aalays-
Arizona republican., 1899-07-12

The more attentive the American negroes are to what men like Booker Washington say to them. and the less heed they give to the bad counsels Of such advisers as Bishop Turner Of Georgia, the sooner they will make their way out of their present troubles and discouragements. The following after blind guides is always a dreadful risk and folly
Arizona republican., 1899-07-12

The Courier man (whc isn't a man) gives nc advice as to mining stocks. but who in the land that knows his hand would say that a reasonable showing of rocks" wouldn's get him to change his tune; wouldn't get ;rinl to say before noon, Better buy that stock, better buy this stock and see that you buy it soon?"
Arizona republican., 1899-07-12

The Courier sees nothing irregular in the company's operations, mean ing by the "compsny'' the Spena- zuma- It will be remembered thas Red Leary saw nothing irregular in the Northampton bank robbery except that the robbers were caught.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-12
IT "CRAWFFSHES.

We respectfully ask the Prescott Courier f dt endorses the Val Verde scheme and is wilA1e to recon mend it's readers 10 invest in the stock Come now, colonel. vou've had good deal to say on this sCbJect-do you advise
Arizona republican., 1899-07-12
SoutberD @aIifor2ia Hotels.

conducted Iicanre h to W
  Republican respectfully requested mention this paper
Arizona republican., 1899-07-12

You can bs happy without being mfo-table, but you cans bs comfort able without being happy.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-12

Publication office: 36-SS East Adam street. Telephone No. 47.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-12

Directors: Emil Gang, Sol Lewis, T. 2 T. Smith, Charles Goldman, 6. ObeF- fielder E N Doris, J. D. Menihsn.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-12

EMIL GANZ, President.
 SOL LEWIS. e-Pregidcaf
 Q. OBERFELDER. Caahiee.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-12
The Arizona Republican.

CHARLES (. RANDOLPH.
 Editor and Proprietor
Arizona republican., 1899-07-12

Entered at the postoffice at Phoenix, Arizona, as mail matter of the second class
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-21
iparsn bel ieinem 9esrdbniiie 8u9esen.
Gr rube in Srieoen.
6robher,oethum
illus Ger bauptitaSt.
Observation-Disclosures

(Ori9inalberi6t aus benz GroBberjo9tbunr.)
y Die Sibung bon 9ieusta g,
"a. Sdnuar mar cine refine % q b NJ
iibung. gs puroen nGmli9 orei &ans
Dioaten fir ben freien poiten i'm
Staats 4us6 B fir Streit.
laden sepdblt, uno Sfpur Die 9errer
be ia Sontaine, Steiden uno IrenO;
fir bic STEELE zines Rdtbes on Der
3ebnungstammer: Die Serren 4lei9
Sennemeper unb SbDrn.
q Sn Der Gibune bon Witt.
10 o Of, %. Sanuar nuroe Dirt. 26 biz
46 bes Qusgabenbiioget er.
lebigt, uno Sipar aapitel 8 (3ultus)
% (Genodrmeries unb 5reifpiligen:
torps), 10 Re9nungstammsr) unb II
General ginna6me). !Serr Stei:
den brahte einen 8eFerungsantrae
an, ben drnen &ir6enfabriteu, Die eint
8ination ni4t be5ablen fonnen, mil
einem Subiio beiSuiprtngen. Der 9(n:
trdg fam ipGter sur OistuIiion.
3 Die Sibung bon 0onners.
t G. g, 26. Sanuar, ldBt ii9 in BIZ
Worte 5uiammenfaiien: Y&ataiter uni
tein Gnoe." Man bistutirte iiber oa:
I'M oorisen 9sieb notirte aataitersefet
uno ii6er 4otaiisrfragen: cine Dol
ienen Sisungen, in psnen piel geipro:
den uno lpenig poiitipe Qrbeit geleiItet
piro. Sprtiebuug Der 9ebatten in bel
SiBune bon 0ienstag, 81. Saruar.
g.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-21
@as BEN lbrigsn GroRbrr,ustbum.

Wolpeltngen, %. San. Die
S6iefergru6e oe8 Srn. W(i9. 90ffz
mann bon bier 9iu9 bieIer Gage tGufz
lid in Den Belts Der @ebriiper &ptber
iiber, pelbs iomit sleiGium oas SGies
D%fermonOp0l an ii6 gebraht BADEN.
0tfferbingen %. San. @m
Mittpph Yprmtttag nuros Der 21iGbs
rige 2ampiIt Sob. Peter S4pupeiler
uuf benz bisiigsn 8abnbofe bon elmer
mdnDprtsrenoen MaiGine iiberfdbren;
er erlitt lebensgsfdbrlide 8erIebua@
gen, benen er en- 9pnnerstag Wtorgen
srlsgen lit. Der 8srunsliidte ma aus
Sablbeim 9ebiirttg.
Hpotngen. SIR Der an Der
@rsnje gelegeneu b0lsernen 8arade
bes Srn. Gabriel, acknowledgements
in 9ounepea, sntitano in Der Hu9t
ppm Is. San. cine Seuersbrunit. fpos
bur9 biaislbs gdnSli6 eingsdi6ert
ipuroe. S9aoen stlpa 1000 Srcrten;
periihert.
Sbertorn am -. San. entz
itanb in Der Wobnung oes bieIisen
Wirthes Yeter @raas elm S@aoenz
fsuer, tupbur9 perl9tebene Sleiounsss
itiide perbrdnnten. Mebrere Side
Safer, tpelGe ii9 in benz 8erei9e bes
Sseuers befanben, tpurben ebenfdls
bart mitsenommen. Ser perii9erte
S9abe bctrdgt etpa 300 6r.
9Dbtngen, 20. San. 4nI
Sienstag Morser bstam Die a1semein
gsa1tete Marid Oeis, gbefrau S6oa
Ter, ipGbrsnb lie in Der Siids bei4Gfs
tigt ipar. plDbli6 einen Sirni4lag.
Sant benz balbtgen grI9einen unb gez
i6idten ginsreifen bes Irates befinz
bet ii9 bic &rante auf benz Wese Der
9eferung.
Gid. Infer Gemeinberatb bat in
feiner Sibung bonn %. San. bei9loIs
len, bas alte S9ulbaus in Sid iofort
abtragen unb an feline StelIe elm neues
na6 ben pldnen oes arditetten 9erru
&nepper aus Oietir6 erbauen 81 laiz
fen. Ser &oitenanI6lag belduft iifJ
auf nabesu 10000 Sr. Oas S4ula
baus pirp auBer feds neuen S6ul-
fallen fir MGoden cine iebr %gerdumige
WObnuns fir Die S4ulidpeitern um'
faIen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-21
G eBungfolst.)

Sn Ser Settion 6oIlert6
pirb oemnd6it BON luremburser,
franSDiiibsn II. belsiI9en s~fttiondren
elm neues Gtablperf erri6tet tperben.
Die @eieQi9aft ipuroe i'm 2aufe Der
perfl. Wp6e segriinbet.
Sreitag Mbenb perI6ieo bier
Sr. Mihdel Silser, Gaftpirtb in Der
Sapusineritrabe. Gr betleioete felt
1881 bds 4mt ais 8isesY rGIibent bes
2urembureer Gterbetdfenpereins uno
bat piel sur 8erbreitung bieier niibliz
den &0rperi1aft beisetrasen.
Mm Montas @benb fanb i'm
9robber5peli9en palais oas ansetiins
biste SpftonSert ftatt, bas lsibsr in
Qbpeienbeit g. 6. 8. bes 9robbsrz
spgs abgebdlten peroen muBte. Ser
bobe Serr, Der i'm 9aufe oss Hahmitz
tags, pte aItGgli9, cine Iusfabrt i'm
offenen 8ierIpGnner gema9t bate,
mar bon einem SerenI6ub befaIen
pproen, Der ibm ni6t srlaubte, iiG
ungeSpungen unter Ieinen 9diten 81
betuegen. uno 10 bate er p%prgespgen, in
isinen YripatsemGdern gu perblsiben
ipo err ieop6 ipGbrenb Der YauIe bes
8onaertes bic Mitslieber pes Diploma.
tiI9en &prps empfansen tonnte. 81
Dem Seite tparen an Die Mitgliebsr oes
! biplomatii4en &prps. Sieienisen bes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-21
oSnaem6nrgi(6es.
Am Hotel Ger schwarzer Schank'

Am Hotel "Zer schwarzer Schank''.
An enger Kuolegtgend huot
Eng Hotel eyisttert,
De ct quo engem Sch0ld hat bruot
Me gruschlech we gelgert,
Dat ruot bel schwarz hong iwrem Gank
Mann Bid derbei: Ter schwarzer Scnank !
Et guof do Ike Parzlein gebrach
I'm Desch net a beim UoNen,
Am Deschblad ware Lach Il Lach
Ais Tellren agegruowen;
An dLefflen, d'Messren durchernen
Hun IN de Kettle fest gel6'n.
Eng Mod de huot Ell opgewart
De stopps'ge K%uolegriGwer,
Hir Iopp fun enger mO'rer Schwart
Mat Grompren dram a LiGwer.
HuOt d'Framensch schons geblGnkt FIJI
knascht,
War appetitlech fieicht de Kascht?
Nam Emer guowe foil geschutt
Am Desch de Zoppe-Kaulen,
A s0t en-, d'Iesse war net quit,
Fong dM6d gleich un re maulen
An huot EN- d'Schiupp - oh hien och
motif -
Mat enger Sch0ppchcn 'raus gebotzt.
A wal den Appetite gest0llt,
Gin d'Mescht hir Peifche rachen,
De selwecht Mod q Biesem holt
Get d'Descher renglech machen;
Sc speitzt OPP d'Leften - dat net luos -
A schneitzt och mat de Fangren d MUGS.
Do kuom mann KuolegriGwer-Trapp
T. frieme Mann dur lessen,
En- hat G bessge fill am Kapp,
Dat musst g bal fergiesSen.
Him kuomen d'Tellre bosseg fir
An un de Ketten d IesSgeschir.
A mat dem Emer d'dreckeg Mod
DE get seng Zopp aschenken,
Foil Widdermutt huot liien't gew0t
Nam Baifen unzefenken;
En- etlech Meifc ma GeScheck,
Dc brengt en- hannert d'Knepp d0rch
d'Schleck.
OPP em6l we Ell al der Zopp
Mann Letfel do'rem rGert
Do fennt en- eppes dram an - drop,
Dat HIM mach keS paSStert.
En- Hoer fun der Mod war't net -
Eng Lomp, eng sefteg Fatz asz ct.
r sprengt du fun der Benk a speitzt
- DE aner all, gleich trompen -
Schlet d'Henn an c JeltZt:
Eng Zopp, eng ZOpp aus Lompen.
Gin d'Leit esuo bekeschtegt hei?
Zum Bonner, wat eng Schwengerei.'
Den Hausmann left an d'Stuff durop,
Seng MINI ferstGt Ike Lachen:
"Em'n etl6ch Fiedem an der Zopp
GEES du Spetakle machen!
Du hess wuol gar, gescheite Fox,
Fir de puor Sou - al d'Zopp eng Bocks!'
Chicago. j. b. MERkELs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-21

Wese bis gum nd9iten Slublaufe gu
Ihleppen baben. Sbne glepbanten
pdre es in 9irma ni9t m0sli6, bas
Seatbol5 gu oerpertben. Oas Qbri9s
ten zines Glepbanten oauert oft elm
Sabr, uno es peroen Iol9e Sbiere nit
5000 bis 1000 8upien besablt. Sine
srobs 5irma aaein bei9dftist 300 iols
der Sbiere.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-21
bic ab0eri6tetem GIcphamtem,

pel9e in Sdseiperten arbeiten, limb be-
ionbere Mertmiirbigteiten Der birma>
nii6en 9afenItaot Hangun. Dem
Miener nSrempenblatt" iareibt man
bariiber: .Wir baben neun Stephan
ten gsieben, pl6e bic i6persn Seat
bolsbl0de aus benz SluBi4lamm Die
fteile nferlebne binaufaosen. g8ir ba>
ben seIeben, pie bieie 8ploiIe ncben Der
puitenben Oampf : Mai9ine, spiiGen
3ransmiIiionen, @ollsattern unS
&rsisIdsen bic S9partlinse nit &iifz
iel unb .3Gbnen berausbolten uno an
einem bcitimmten Srte aufif.i6teten,
Wir baben gefeben, tpie lie nit SGbnen,
Rppf uno Siiben bic tantis sef9nitte.
men S0lSer Dor iib bini9rbsn UNI
!, fortroIten. poSu piele MenihenfrGftt
erfprberlidr gepeien mGren, cine Irbeit,
bic bieie 5biere nit 2eihtisteit uni
Mnalaubli6er S6neli9teit perihteten,
Gin @ingeborener libt auf benz &iiden
bes Glepbanten. uno cine einfa6e
Na6bilfe nit Der bloben 5erie ooel
einem tleinen Belle seniist, baB Der
felbe feline @rbeit perri4tet. Wir tonn.
ten bieie Sbiere ni6t 9eniiseno bepun=
bern. Die 10 Hug iinb. cab iie, penn biz
0lode ooer bic Oanmpfpfeife bic Gube'
Seit pertiinbet, ibre @rbeit iofort elm
ftelen. 0o6 Ipnen Die 9eiitun9en be,
Glepbanten in ben SGgeiperten ga,
nidts i'm 8erbdltniB gu ienen iein
Welhe iie in SbersSirma, bort, pr
bic sroBen SeatholS s9dume i'm llr'
ipaloe 9efGat tperoen, perri6tsn milf
fen, no Tie bic fdperen 9l0de meilen'
peit bur4 ben WaIb auf u~nseebnstsW
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-21
Wmcrfennnug 0cs 9cmt1'
thuuiS in 0ir9tuicn.

Oos Guh Shuri6t's iibsr Die Sc
fdiAte oes pirsinii4en Seutlhtbums,
lpopon tiir3lid Der critic 8anb eriflen,
hat audi @noere in 8ir9inien gum
Iadoenfen uno Na6foriGen iiber bas
beuti6e Clement in Der 8eibi9te 8irs
uiniens peranlaBt. Wir leien i'm Bal
timorer ,Oeutiden gbrreipbt.":
Seute fdngsn Die pornebmen 8irgi>
nier an, iih ibrer beutI9en Mbitam>
mung bepubt unb barduf itols gu iein.
Neuli1 belt Sen. S. 6. Ho1er i'm @b@
aeorbnetenbauie gu Ri9monb einsn i'm
t%erefIanten 8ortrag iiber pas oeuti6e
Element in Der Gplpnial3eit 8irgiz
uien's, uno in bemielben tamen piele
sberra59enDe unb erfreuli9e Sbdtlaz
ben ans 2i6t. Der grobe General
Il. 6. See mar itolS auf feline oeuti6e
2(bitammune. Sen. Goller peiit na6,
bab bic Hepplution bon 1776 in Yenns
fplpanien, Mdrplano uno 8irginien
bor3ugstpeiie bon ben Seuti6en 9ez
ma6t puroe uno oab Oas borti9e oeuts
5he 8lut, pbglei9 englii6e Spru9e
uno 2ebensgeppbnbeiten es iiberpus
6erten, inner iin nod geltenb ma9t.
,,3pei @enerGle" = fagte Gen. Toaer
.Iteate oas oeutf6e Glement bon
9iroinien in benz lndb6dnei9teitsz
frie9e, ipGbrenb bic MuIterroQen iber7
pie9eno oeuti9e Namen Seigten. llno
felbit i'm lebten 8iirgertriese bat ii4
bas oeutI1e Glement berporgetban.
SGtten mir bic 46t5ebntel Oeutf6a
@meritaner in Der StDnepaas Brigade
entbebren tDnnen, ober Die pielen Oeutz
Z
.i1en in Studrt's &aDdllerie? Sdtten
mir asmper, Weiiiger, Penber, Qrmi>
fteao ODER Gamieur bel Settpsburg
entbebren tOnnen? Ober pbifer, 9ote,
sSornep ober Yarrangar9 Selbit Der
.rnper9ebli9e pelbam mar oeutlder
Mbitammung, unp 10 fOnnte i6 fortz
fabren uno nod ptele nennen." On
mas mub ben Seuti6en pobl tbun uno
lie Itols MAIDEN. Sas lit aber erIt Der
f6pafe Mnfang Der Nnertennung; es
,foirD nod beIIer fommen. Der oeut1hs
@eI6i6tsperein bon Marpldno bat
pobl an meiiten baau beigetra9en, oles
fen lmI9puns berbei5ufiibren.
Gu peit bic 8altimorer 3eitung.
9etanntli6 lit Der Marplanoer oeuts
16e 9eIhi6tsperein audi Der Serauss
aeber bes S6uriht'16en 8uhes, bal
aber audi ielblt i6on cine Wense
~pertbpollsr geitrGse our 8eihi4te bee
OeutI6t6ums in Warplano uno Nd6.
bdrltdaten geliefert.
DAP Der sroBe observation-disclosures Sex
beutl1es 8lut in ben Ioern bate
ipiro 9iele um 10 mebr iiberai6en, als
er Der Sobn bes elmer altengeIeiener
birainiiben Tamilie an~sebOrisen 0ea
nerals Senrp See, beS .GigbtsS orIt
6arrb See" aus benz unabbdngi9teits.
friege, ipar. \
Die meiIten Der bon Holer glei6'
fdas nit Ndmen berporgebobenen Ia
pferen auf Der Heb~elionsieite oes Siir:
'oerfrieos fparen iibrioens IbtOmm.
hinge BON LANCE 5upOr ei%ngepanoerter
0eutI6en. Ilerbings riidten abe
audi ei~ngerpanoerte SeutI6e in Dir
ainien fir Die Rebenion in's Selb, bar
inter Der jeBige peroiente 8el9ihts.
i6reiber S9uri6t Ielblt.
SD. Stautsatg.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-21
@cl6eS fino Ole Werfmalc Der
OcIunobcit?

Or. Mebner (9resben) beantportet
bieIe 5raee folsenoermuben: /. Rsgslz
mGbises, lanefames unb tiefes Ntbem.
2. 2angIamer, boiler uno reselmGBiger
Pulsi6lag. 3. 9eIunber uno regels
mGbiser S9laf. 4. &eselmdbiae 4us=
lssrunssn. 5. 9eitdnoige, mdBige, nt9t
iibelriedenbe @usbiiuituug. 6. 9lei9-
mGBise Semperatur. Z. Sreunoli9e
unb beitere @emiitbsitimmung. @te
lpenise mooerne 8ulturmeni9en sibt
es, bel Denen ale oieit Mertmale, Die
iia sipeifsloS nod permebren lieBen,
p%oltommen anSutreffen iino.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-21

'eaiges 2eben, fis fommen in 9roben
}ierballen Suiammen unb trinten bort
elm 8ier, bas aus tiirtii9sm Mais an
benz einen Gag gebraut 1T, an benz am
beren setrunten pirb. Sd bic Mdis
fhe mitgenoIi en Dirb, 1T es iebr ndbrs
BAIT. Die arieger leben oft bonn
Bier anein, gang entbebren t0nnen lie
es iiber6aupt ni9t. Denn lie niGt
auf &riesspfaben iinp, ruben lie bann
auf ibren &ubbduten Ino i6liirfen oas
Side gtab aus md9tigen @efaben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-21

aus Ger 6sIelI6aft Seiu, lit am II.
b. Mts. in Hom seltorben. Seine
Sablrsi6en Schiller in fat alien Wsltz
tbeilen meroen ii6 bes frommen uno
9elebrten Mannes ~erinnern. Sebpren
iii Neapel I'M Sabre 1923, frat be Nu>
auitinis 1856 in bic SeIeaI1dft Selu
Elm. WGbrenb IA Subren oocirte er
Sbeplogie i'm @oooItod college, era>
oioceIe Baltimore, Mp. SIN Sabre
1884 murbe er nd6 Rom berufen uno
bccirts 9osmatit an Der Sresorianiz
I6en llniperiitGt, no Ell audi pGbrenc
fiinf Sabren ais Rector funairte. Die
meilten bsutl6en Prislter, Die i'm leBz
ten SabrSebnt in Hom ituoirten. paren
feline S6iler.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-21

- Mit @blauf bieies Sabres bes
trGst bic 8epOlterunsssiffer Der Staot
MatnS nah ben poliseili9eu Gsltltels
lun9en runo $1,000 Seelen..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-21
aus 0em amOeren fatboliiGcw
Seitun9en.

Del inn porails beriibmt g~etrorbene
Brief unieres beilisen Yaters an Gar
binal @ibbons i6pebt nod, 10 peil
er ZEN tiinftisen @eI6i9tsi4rciber an
sebt. i'm tiefiten. Idier dngitii@en
Ountel: Die font iebr gut unterrias
tete Serliner @ermania fast, ber Sriei
lei nod i'm alten Sabre na9 8alti-
more abgei6idt pproen; Die 81. .,
Sun" bebauptet. Der Brief piirbe in
6olse Der fampien 9aSpiiGentunfi
Misr, Srelanbs Dor Der Oeffentli6tsii
auriidsebalten; lebtsenannter 8reus.
fabrer iast, Der Brief lei nod gar MIDI
sei6rieben. = .Serolb bes 81"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-21

Die liberalen Serridaiten trsibsn's
%suiebenbs INNER toler. .Gbronicle"
bon Gan Srancisep beri6tst, bah
Der bortise rOmii6statbolti4e Yfarr>
berr Serentius Garaber (alio baber!)
ii9 Dor benz Siinslinssbunbe babin
ausseipro9en bat, baB sr binfir einen
ameritanii6en papit. am lieblten
Misr. Srelano berbsiiebne. = nSbi=
benz.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1899-01-06

Both are interesting types Of African
primitive races. The Yao, mostly men
of splendid physique, are strong and
war-like race, in past times a standing
terror to thelc-weaker neighbors. Their
original home was in the mountains
east of Lake Nyasa, whence, in 1861,
they poured down like locuses and
"ate up" the country now known as
the Shire Highlands They now dwell
peaceably side by side with the Mane'-
anja, though looking down on the lat
ter in something of the spirit with
which Rob Roy regarded the Glasgow
burgesses. I'VE do not know Mang'-
anja," said a boy at the Blantyre Mis-
sion to me one day, when l had been
questioning him about some words In
that language, I'VE are Yaos!'
A coed many years ago the first man
ager OF the African Lakes Company
was giving a magic lantern address to
a mixed audience Of both races, and
took occasion, while explaining a pic
ture OF angels, to 6ilate on The PROS
pect Of heaven. The Yao part of the
audience listened to the description.
and then inquired whether there would
be any Mang'anja there too. Ger
tainly," was the reply, III they love
God and obey his laws" Then, said
these aristocrats with one voice, I'VE
do not wish to 20 there"
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1899-01-06

Charles e. Ashe. of Cardville Ne.
is posing as second Noah in penob-
scot countv. Having nredicted a Hood
which he SAYS win lnundate the entire
northeastern section Of the county. he
is now engaged in the construction OF
an ark. in which to escape with his
family and his household goods.
The hottest renlon nm the earth is on
the southwestern coast of Persia,
where Persia borders the gulf of the
same name. For forty consecutive
days in July and August the thermom-
eter has been known not to fail lower
than 10 degrees. night or day, and Of
ten to rlnun as high rs t2S degrees.
4.ha-l .laa' f7rrr-----r IN 7--rz
made is owne5 Inv y Prsrisn prircoss
If was FIRST nlacod In IN evnr,sits gold
case eovered vim ,ho ,,ost ,,,ir,,o l,nt
uterollv perfoo, v9tlo,, sco,,s- in
enamel. tben ot ne p-trcoss, 1osiro
the wori,s ,yero rer,-,cd .rd rio.ad
inside splerdi1 di,r,ond sc,rcelv
two-artbs of an inch In diameter
rruI ro,.v ro,.,.I, ,,o - a,r
dror of porii, - n.o.. .--5.,.,..I ~.
and from taeir scborls In sro.i.i ar,
nibnees let the,r na,ners a,d me-
eto,,Id Re-. 10 ~ -. -
hamcare Thev b9vo been irdririno
in so many drbts ard otherwise mis-
CONDUCTING tbemse,ver tbat tbe snaelol
omnibus service has now heen disc7r-
tinued
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rectirq H. ieI,,d os t,rran ,,-,tt tho
contire,,oi rort of no,,,.r,, g. no
messed in a hin bofore tbo Donisb 90
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Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1899-01-06

sio-To-Hae for sii cents.
psa strong blood pure Al Sa druggists ssas
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1899-01-06
A eoYs coMRLAlN1


Almost the last words father said
To me before hu fen asleep
Were william, keep this in your
head
The crop you SOW you'll have to
reapl
Don't envy others what they've got,
But you just do the best you can
For all the world. and you cannot
But grow 20 be a worthy man.
I've had to work since father died
I've learned a let 1 never knew
Before he went; but s,ill I've t.ied
To do the things he told me to-
I'VE never cheated any one,
I've always tried to shun the wrong;
II he can see he knows I've done
Ny level best to help along.
But every day or two meet
Some one that father used to know,
who says:-"My graciousl 1t does
beat
Creation how these boys do growl"
And so he stops and looks at me.
And could knife him then. because
He's sure to say III never be
Quite such a man as father was.
| A week ago my Uncle John
Came on a visit from the West;
"Gosh how you've grown since I've
been gone!"
He said-and then ] guessed the rest.
He grabbed me by the muscle-gee!
What an awful grip be hadl
But o. course said he, you'll never
be
Quite such a feller as your dad!"
Still. mother tells me not to care
What such unthinking people say;
She says she knows I'll make them
stare
II God but lets me live, some day;
"For even Washington" says she,
mo doubt was often sad because
Folks told him he would never be
The man his humble father was"
Il. S. 1iser in Cleveland Leader
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1899-01-06

cent had not had anything TO say to
him, except incidentally though she
hadn't avoided him
Then always thought Il was ac-
cidental on purpose that Mildred just
happened to be standing near the en-
trance to the conservatory-I saw him
cross the room quite casually and
speak to her Mlllicents cheeks grew
little deeper pink. cad u.oy stepped
inside.
u had to 90 up stairs then, but in
the morning when ! saw Millicant She
was the harpest-looMng glrl YOU ever
saw. Everything was en- wight gain.
though she wouldn't ten me what he
said in the conservatory.
And now. Fluny Irivols. I have
followed Milllcents riie oA life ever
since I didn't shed a a when l
had something spilled on my pe-tiest
party gown this Winter, and 1 slept so
well that I dreamed cf lovely way to
embrolder over the stains, and 1t is
now as good as new.
Now you are coming out to walk
with me, and this afternoon you are
going to take a nap. You are COM
ing to take dinner with me and wear
one Of your piettiest gowns, and / ex-
pect some people in this evening, and
if yonr Jack should happen TO be there
and doesn't say nice things to you then
l am not the girl think 1 am"
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1899-01-06

Demon. the French savant. wore a
ring set with a tooth OF Voltaif8.
A tooth Of Sir Isaac Newton was sold
10 nobleman in 1916 for a large sum.
He had it placed in a ring, and wore it
constantly on his finger
In the collection Of Viseount Downe.
England, is ring given to one Of his
ancestors by Richard Coeur-de-Lon.
1t is silver ring, set with what is
supposed to be the palatal tooth Of a
fish.
An Englishman owns a gold ring set
with miniature painting by Cosway.
Of the eye Of Georgs, Prince Of Wales.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1899-01-06

A young woman In Washington re-
Gently received a real Cuban machete
from a newspaper man who had just
returned from Havana. The knife
was twenty inches long, with a heavy
blade painted blood-red to within
half-inch Of the cutting edge. On the
back Of the handle was a small and in
conspicuous label, which rezd Made
IN Hartford. Conn.,"
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1899-01-06
9taooo s9ll aal saoFI Your IiSo Away

non's Iotsoeo Spit and smof I Your Lilo Away
li ENu want 20 QUIT tohk eco using easily
ail forever. u1 mada well, \ roug, magnetic
mlt sfrer liia and YigQgi 1 Axe No-iO-Bac.
the Wordsi-uQr-cr tliat likes weak men
s--a1e. tlllV gaia taarel Us in ten days,
ovcr te1. .il1 cured. Buy II l-rO-Bac of your
f'fH l' under guarantee To cure, 5Oc or
II D iiisist auI sgmploNmlied free. Adj.
aslrir- t1m1dN 20, thlcel o OF New York
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1899-01-06
% RAILROAD
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TIME TABLE.
Corrected to Date.

solid Pullman trains to Buffalo, Mag
ara Fails Ch0utauquH Lake, Cleveland
Chicago and Cincinnati.
Tickets on sale at Port JCrvis to all
points i'm the Wc-tund Southwest at lower
rates shan yia amy other irst-class line.