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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-08-18
List Of Patents.

Gsanud 20 Northwest inventors this
week. Reported by G. A. Snow 4 Co..
Patent Attorneys. Warrington. D. g. /:
Is Cunningham, Liberty, Drsg., fruit.
tvapoTAtor; A Doy.e, Seattle, ash,
driving-gear TOR bicycles; w w phil-
brick, Seattle, Wash, hatcher. hesi.
For copy 81 any Of the above patents
send l0rents 10 postage esampe With
date OF thls paper 10 O. A. Snow 4 Co.,
Washington. ID. =.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-08-18
strictly pussness

French the ieweleT.
Crescent Bicycle,
Hopkins Brothers, agsnts.
Best Bicycle for & moGey
Will y stark. jewelers..
Crescent bicycles at Hopkins Brother
for only go. $50, SIS aud $50
or Winn, citv ticket agent Tickets
70 all points in the cart.
Be sure AMI sCe the anti ru I tiaware Al
tfopkin Bros, will las ststIme.
Go to Miss Longs for high priced pho
tographs,. and do not sorget to take aloni
the money.
By allowirg the accumu.aiions in lh'
bowels tn remain. The en- ire svstem = pois
unrd Dewitt ii,tle Earlv Rlsrrs rrgn.
ate the bowels. TRY then and 'ou wal
always use them Fcshay a Mason
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-08-18
Ic NIGHT AND TO MORROW
NIGHT

And zach day and night during this week
you can get at any Druggists Kemp's Bal Z
sam for the Throat and Lungs, acknowl.
sold fcf Coughs, Group, Bronchitis. Asth-
ma and Consumption Get bottle to-
day and keep II alwass In The bouse, 40
on cad cneck your cod Al On Z. Price
So ana Soc. Simple bottle free.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-08-18
Our New subiects.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE war de-
partment today took prompt measures
for the relief Of the hurricane sufferers in
Porto Rico When the press di,patches
and General Davis fdyIces made known
the extent Of the disaster, steps we're inn
mediately taken TO send supplies, and
the transport Mcpherson was ordered
put in readiness 70 sail from New York
Monday next.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-08-18
TELEGRAPHIC.
Late sews In Short Form.
Ronf tI,e Rnea.

Aug. l1.-It has already developed
that Root intends 10 be secretary Of var.
He moves cautiously and IL stamped
by no one. He cOneults all parties,
whether Of Alger, Miles or Corbin fac
ton. Corbin Is playing a fine game to
hold control and keep his place With tile
PresiIent.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-08-18
Excursion Rates.

TIE Corva'iis 4 Eastern railroad have
placed In effec, heir ieeu ar round trip
euu, u,er excursion rates to Newport and
Detroit
Fare 10 Nexp.lr', $40.
rare to Detroit, S. W.
Tickets good ior reiCrn un'il October
10, 1899
EIwlS stone, MAnseer.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-08-18

NOTICE. Have Won farm iur sac
IN or rent or do yon know oi aiiy per-l
soa ho,ding lands that they xsh 20 d's-
poee az. II 30 please y rite 10 ny aye ~
81 the o r 4 \. Co and he sill send
on 4 a,rc Il ~ whieh aisl interest vou-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-08-18

CHICAGO, Aug. IL "A special to the
Tribune from San Francisco says: A bull
letin telegraphed here from Victoria. b.
G., says there has been renewed fighting
Ia Samoa. No details are given.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-08-18
Inc War.

MANILA, Aug. l2.--Advices from Calu.
lnin, under date Of Ang. III, report that
Gen Macarthur took tue Ninth regiment
q battalion Of the Twenty second detat h.
ment Of the first ar illery from Calulum
TO SAINTS Rita, near Bacolor Friday morn
ing. The entrance Of the troops into the
town was not opposed. the Insurgents
fleeing as the Americans approached.
The troops had hard march Of 10 miles
in some PAGES being obliged to wade
waist.deep In water,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-08-18
Mississippi Style.

PoRT GIBSON, Aug 11.~-PlII Wilson
colored, was lyncLed here today under
peculiar circumstances. Last Tuesday
Wilson was arTestrd in HermanvilIe OF
a charge OF assault. This afternoon the
iaiier, upon entering Wilson's cell, dis
covered the prisoner hanging to tbs
county galIows with several bullet hole
In his neck and shoulders.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-08-18
Seeking a Mil Site.

ASTORIA, Or. Aug. 1l.-Rrpresenfative
Stone and Mr.. Wetmore Of Pennsylvania
were taken out along the wa'er front thil
morning on what was announced to be q
pleasure trip. but really, to look for 4
site for lumber mill The greater por-
tion OF the day was spent in Cathlamet
bay above Tongue point This Is c0nsi 1
cred d desirable losRfinr
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-27
MANI LA.

MANI LA. A
merYkanie, mimo re
g}6wna ich armla
cofne}a sic z Santa
Cruz do Manill, dotad
trzymall Malolos, 4ecz
l to W dniu wiet-
MIA opuScili. w mar
szu ku Manili zasta-
pity i'm przeciez dro-
ge slime oddzia}y
pows taic6W J zmusi- L.
}y do ustapienia "
box pod Calumpit,
gdzie znajduje sic
g46wny sztab pow
stanc6w i sam Agui-
naldo, z licznem IN
wojskiem. Amery-
kahski general Hale, ale,
dowodzacy dotYchcz,a,' .; a.
sows z,aioga amer.y e. !
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-27
Echa Filipihskie.

WASHINGTON. - Do
Manili odp}ynie W ciagu
Maja IA tysiecy wojska
amerykaiskiego, ola wzmoc-
nienia armii genera}a Otis.
kt6ra rozpuszczenie ochotni,
k6w znacznie os}abi. Potem
armia amerykahska na Fill:
pinach liczy6 bedzie IS
tysiecy zo}nierza, al do roz-
poczecia wojny zaczepnej
ma wiosne, Prezydent Sta
now Z;ednoczonych. pan Nc
Kinley, chcia}by, aby ma
Filipiny wys}ano jakoajwiecej
texahskich skotarzy, Ct bo'
wien maja oddat wazne
uslugi ma Filipinach.
LONDYN. General
Luna z obwodu Manila do
nosi, ze Lawton posuwa} sic
naprz6d ku Baler, pragnac
mice stycznosc z krazowni~
klein , Yorktown, azeby
oswobodzie za&oge hiszpah- :
ska, oblezona przez KRAKOW
cow Filipidczycy manewro-
wall tax zrecznie, re Lawton
roz}ozyl swoje wojsko ma
bardzo d|ugiej linii. w ma
stepstwie tego kroku 14c
o6cer6w i szeregowc6w do
stale sic pod Binangonam "
zasadzke. Otoczenl przez
przewazajace silly Cd reszty
amerykadskiego woiska, mu-
sieli sic podda6. Ia przegra-
ma naklonila Lawtona dc
powrotu do Manili, gdzie
general Otis obawia sis
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-27
MANILA. Wi

MANILA. VIE
zieh hlszpahski, Swie~
10 puszczonY ma VOL
nose. przez Filnpihczy-
k6w, mniema, re
Filjpihczycy posiada-
ja SO tysiecy karabi-
now, dostatkiem a.
municyi i 200 dzia},
pomiedzy kt6remi
<znajduj* sic takze
szybko strzelajace
nowszego systemu:
Posiadaja takze 2
fabrYki patron6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-27
z Niw Polskicll
W AMERYCE.

| w AMERYCE.
| REDAKTORZY POLSKO.
AMERYKANSCY, szczeg6l-
ME ci, kt6rzy pochodza pod
zaboru prusk ego, ME grzes:'za
zbytecznemi wiadomosciami
geogradcznemi 0 ziem
ojczystej, z powodu, ze
ich W szkolach pruskich tego
nieuczono. Czesto wiec podaja
oni nowiny ztamtad w po-
rzadku, jak niby groch z
kapusta, szlask;e m'edzy
odniopruskiemi, pozna1~
skie miedzy wschodnio. .pru-
skiemi Iub szlaskiemi. z Prus
Zachodnich tez zbyt czesto
podaja wiadomosci z miejsco-
wosci mazurskich, W Prusach
wschodnich, chociaz te Pola~
k6w katolik6w W tym kraju
ma]o obchodzq, garstka
wschodnio- pruskich mazur6w
W Ameryce prawie wcale
spolsko katolickich gazet ME
czyta.
Me podobna wiec, aby
tacy redaktorzy. swoich czy-
telnik6w, pomiedzy kt6rymi
bodaj najwiecej pochodzi z
pod zaboru pruskiego, do
k}adnie nalezycie mogli
informowaG o sprawach +,
najwiecej polskich imigrantow
obchodzacych, o tenn co raz
po raz gazety europe]sk1e
podaja z ich stron rodzinnych.
Redaktor polski W Ame~
ryce powinien znac przede-
wszystkiem kazde mlasto,
kazdy powiat. kazda rzeke W
okolicach polskich pod zabo-
rem pruskim, a lezeli tego
ME vie, niechaj sob:e spro~
wadzi Poznania polski
podrecznik geograhi, chot
n. p. profesora S e ! t G. n a.
Me zna]ae dostatecznie geo
grahi wlasnej ziemi ojczystej.
bedzie musial bardzo czesto,
powtarzajac gazet. -europej~
skich wiadomosci z ziem
polskich, pociemku macao.
W1ARUs pewnie rzadko rob'
omylki W porzadkowaniu
nowin ze starego kraju, a
pochlebiamy sobie. tez, il j
rozr6zniat umiemy wszniej-
sze Cd mniej waznych, znajac
blizej stosunki W zjem'ach
poiskich pod wszystkiemi
trzema zaboraml,
BLOSSBURG, Pa. w
tych dniach zo,taly poprzyle-
plane karty W Arnot przez
Erie Coal Coz. ze wszyscy
ci ludzle z Btossburga, ktorzy
mieli robote " Arnot j Lam n
drus, Cd ! maja zostana cd
Erawiieni Cd tego czasu pre-. 81
stanie co ranoi wiecz6r pociag
lex ira : Bl.ossb burga, kt6ry
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-27
WILKESBARRE, Pa.

WILKESBARRE, Pa. -
Walus Zrywacz, znany polo-
iii tutelszej i okolicznej ubie-
g{ego poniedzia'ku wyruszy}.
z Gala swa rodzina do Seattle,
Wash, Obiccal czesto donosit
swoim znajomym ]ak sic mu
tam mad oceanem spokoJnym
.powodzi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-27
TELEGRAMY,

PETERSBURG.-
Car .cierpi ma mania
przeSladowcza l po-
dejrzywa W najbljz-
szem SVEN 0t0czeniu
spiskowc6w, czycha-
jacych na jego zycle.
Przed-paru dniami,
bez wszelkiego po-
wodu, przebil pala-
szem swojego kan er-
dynera Kostomarewa
posadzajao go, il
usi}owa} zadaG mu
trucizny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-27
zE sWIA'TA.

z LONDYNU donosza:-
Nowy h'szpahski cabinet jest
nadzwyczaj energiczny, bo
odwazyl sic obc;a6 dochody
biskup6w i zamoznych pro-
boszcz6w. KraJ przegfawszy
wojne straciwszy Aote po~
trzebuje pieniedzy ma nowe
okrety. Lud jest ubogi,
NATIONALIST szlachta, biskupi
i prob6szczowie maia wiele
pieniedzy, lecz ME chca mic
dac ma obrone ojczyzny.
Minister hnans6w postanowi{
podwyzszyc podatek Cd do
chodu dochody arcybsku~
pow, bjskup6w i zamoznych
proboszcz6w obciac o 10
procent, przez co kraj zys
kalby kilkanascie milion6w
ubogi lud ME potrzebowalby
Jeszcze wiecej podatk6w
p}acit. Ale to sic pra]atom
ME podoba i podnie$li protest
lecz nuncyusz lpapieski da}
i'm do zrozumienia, re Papiez
popiera plan ministra i radz'
i'm. aby okazali sw6j patryo.
tyzm i ME tylko) przystali ma
obciecie dochodu O 10 pro-
cent, ale nawet maia sami
o6arowat 20 procent. Gdyby
to uczynili to jeszcze byliby
najbogatszymi biskupam', bo
dochody ich So ogro1nne.
ROSYA. Z Helsintors
donosza, ze stany fnlandzkie
postanowily edrzucit projekt
obrony krajowej narzucony
Finlandyi przez Rosya Ow
projekt znosi nieomal wszyst-
kie przywileje Finlandyi.
Finlandczycy pozostawla]a
Rosyi wolnost przeprowar
dzenia projektu ma drodze
przymusu.
| PETERSBURG. w
Kijowie wybuchly powazne
rozruchy miedzy studentam'
uniwersytetu. studenci wytlu-
xii wiele szyb " mieszkaniach <' h
i W skladach. Ma uspokojenie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-27

s s
90. : - -: 80 80
ADRES WIAH
=. ! ..--.--- =. : = :.
/, ;ch nrzvwoIano wo,sko. kt6re
- ro,ned1;,o or,z ,resz+owa
||1o 100 st,deot6w 11n;wersv~
tet zost, n;ez ,rawdonodobnie
!, ;,k,s czas zamknietv.
WlEDHN we w'eoen-'
sA'eJ lduzlo MY 'N'o) E'o"u)e
e;e ! invita- ,n;anowao;a
prefekta IDunaiu'' ktory
snra wami Niednia kierowat
hedz;e na nrzusz}ott VI mvSl
interes6w.. zgodnvch Z intere-
sam; a,7strvackiei monarch;i
., nrzvlsl,dem h;skuna 2
linz noszeX} ks;aze kardvna}
,.+5r,on1oe;, 1;c+ n,e+er.
sk; noster,;aiacv aqitator6w,
dazacvch do oderwania au-
strvackich katolik6w cd la
cznoSci : Rzvmem,
WlEDEN. So L "'elka
energ1a WystePuje rzaa prz
civ pradoWl katol'cklcn sj7';E:' mem
COW oderwan'a sic oo Nzyiiiu
20 "zglFoow 'o'tyc1l'yc'''
nrzechodz, r, nrotestantvzm.
w SpRAW1E SAMOAN-
ek1F1. ,u,,zn,czono kon;sve
ao1, el,,d,;oco c;e ,
;ed,eao nr:edstaw;ciela> Sta1
n6w 7iedo 700 Anol;i / 100
N;ano;ac Ron,;ena ta ma
wv;echat na Samoa 26 kwiet-
~, San Francisco. Ano1ia
o+,uaa,, ;edn,L 10 +v]ko
=, ,,ch u,,1, 70; lo
h,,c nr,,,,omo..
49,,
FAX L. Figaro oe1d'
De
a.ahoxx xo,., ,,,;,6 , MIN
n~a,f,,. ,na,nr;,,
l;aao =, ,,;d7;e
,.,;a,L,
.,.x1 ~ e,,a ;ea,
o.taaou,,n;a minister Paw,
du Clam. M'nlstrowl jest
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-27

kahska W Malolos, ma
vice nieprzyjaci6l
pred SODA, a takze
ma swoich ty4ach, i
iezeli mu nienadejdzie
pomoc z Manili, moze
sic dosta6 do niewoli.
Wiele wojska Ame-
.rykanie z Manili mu
ma pomoc posfa6 ME
mogga, gdyz obawiaia
sic tam og6]nego
poWstania.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-27
PETERSBURG.

PETERSBUBG.
w samej stolicy stra)~
kuje jeszcze oko1o
5000 student6w wyz-
szych zakfad6w nau~
kowych, pomie dzy
niemi wlele, SUDDEN: den:
tex. Cytadela Pc
tropaulowska prze-
pe}niona jest uwiezio-
nemi studentkami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-27

zbronego powstana Ma ich przywoIano wojsko, kt6re
wyspie Mndanao wpado ch rozpedzilo aresztowa-
F,lipidczykom rece 1900 10 400 suden6w. Uniwersy
hszpahskch karabn6w Mau tet zostane
sera, kt6re mia}y bye wrer ma akS czas zamkniety
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-27

MANILA. Z powodu
popadn'ecia porucznika Gil
more z pewna liczba zo}nierzy
W niewole filipihska, postara-
no Sc zasiegnqt wiadomcsci
o losie jehc6w. General Otis
ma dowody. ze Fi]ipidczycy
obchodza sic mimi dobrze i
pozwalaja i'm navet chodzit
po mieScIe. Otis postara sic o
rychle oswobodzenie Gjlmora
/ jego towarzyszy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-27

dowozi} g6rnik6w) kursowat.
Duzo tel z Polak6w, kt6rzy
maja domy W Blossburgu.
zostana baz srodk6w do zycia.
w NORRIS RUN, Pa,
obecnie robota bardzo dobrze
idzie. Przeszlo Cd 10 lat ME
pamietaja tamtejsi mieszkahcy
tax dobrego zarobku.
-O-O-
SUGAR NOTCH, Pa.
J6zef Mogarowski lat 26,
zostal zabity ma miejscu kopal-
nj Mr.. 9 wszutek oberwania
sic wegla. Pochowano 60 "
miniony poniedzialek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-27

SOUTH BEND, Ind.
Pomimo, il para6anie W pa
rafi sw. Kazimierza us'lnie
PROFESSIONAL przeciw usunieciu
dotychszasowego ich ulubio-
nego proboszcza, Wielb. ks.
Antoniego Zubowicza, jednak
stan rzeczy ME zosta} zmie-
niony i obecnie W parafi sw.
Kazimierza proboszczem jest
Wielb. ks. E. Raezyhsk; !; do
tychczasowy wikary W parahi.
sw. Jadwjgi. Ks. dziekan
Oechtering przyrzekl czlon-
kom komitetu parafiialnego.
ze o lie moznoSci starat SIC
bedzie, ably ks. Zubowicz
zosta} i'm wr6cony ma pro-
boszcza. - By}y proboszcz
para6i sw. Kazimierza. ks.
A. Zubowicz, obecnie jest
dyrektorem szkoly ! zarazem
wikarym parafii sw. Jadwi-
gi.
POLACY w HOME. I
STEAD, Pa, zab;eraja Sc
do budowy rowego koSc'o}a
pod view. sw. Antoniego.
Dotad nabozehstwo odbywa
la sic W hall, kt6ra dla tax
znacznej parahi okazuie sic
"a ma}a. Proboszczem tel para
fiji Jest ks. H. Cichocki.
%
Zam;eszkaly W New Yorku
cd kilkunastu 1t OBJ. ST
Kulamikowski, pochodzacy Z
Rogozna Z Pozpahskiego,
wynalazl p]yn chemiczny.
kt6rym nasycone wszelkie
materya]y jak plotno, papier.
drzewo it'd. staja SIC nieza-
palnemi, Pan I K',.ulamiko
uIzysk;alWlssizy IS patent a at z'organli-. q u:
zowal kompa panlie, Z h kapita7lem
100000 IN.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-27

LONDYN. 49, Wer.
bujs tu teraz hurnem
2o}nierzY, niby wcelu
urzqdzenia wyprawy
do Chin, lecz W .ko j..
ZACH wojskowych
przypuszczaje, re z
werbowane pu}ki
p6jda ma wyspy Fill
pibskie, kt6ry osta-
tecznie Anne y|k1;as sza
CRUDE p1eni4dZe
sprzedadza Anglii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-27

W1EDEN. Z wielka
energia wystepuje Rad prze-
civ pradowi katolickich MEM.
COW oderwania Sic Cd Rzymu
re wzgled6w pol'tycznych.
NamiestnIctwa wydalaja z
urzed6w takich ludzi. kt6rzy
przechodza ma protestantyzm.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-27

= IIN z = = 80
Kijowie wybuch}y powazne
rozruchy miedzy studentami
uniwersytetu. studenci wytlu
xii wiele szyb W mieszkaniach
i W skladach. Ma uspokojenie
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-02-12
Red Gross assoc aliOn

shall be considered neutral ground. un-
less held by military force, all persons
employed therein are neutral and non
combatants. Inhabitants are TO be con-
sidered free when caring for the wound
ed, shelter for such. is TO be protection
for all.
The corps is always to be self-support-
ing Wounded soldiers are to bc returned
to the enemy's outposts whenever pos
sible.
On order from the commanding gen
eral all wounded soldiers incapable Of
further service to be returned 10 their
own army, all others to be paroIed.
Absolute neutrality to prevail at all
excavations of a town or port. Red
Cross and sanitary attendants to war
distinctive uniforms and badges. This,
in outline is the Red Cross constitution
now approved by every civilized
nation on the globe. The United States
for unknown reasons, were twenty years
behind the European governments in
giving in their adhesion to it.
The Eranco-Prussian war was the
first great occasion for Red Cross ac-
tiyity, and since then, the Red Cross
( has blazed on every scene of battle and
suffering that the world has known.
The American amendment to the consti-
tuition of the Red Cross Association is
what is known as the National Calamity
Service, and it has done very noble
and helpful work in our own country
First called into service to render aid
in the forest fires in Michigan in 1881,
it has since done large share of the
relief work necessitated by the over
n ~, sx1 nF la
Ohio in 1883, Louisiana cyclone in 1888.
the overflow of both the Ohio and Mis-
sissippi in 1884: the drought in North
west Texas in 1886, and the Charles
ton earthquake of the same sad year.
In the yellow fever epidemic the Red
Cross workers never fiinched from their
perilous tasks: and in the Johnstown
horror they bore the burden OF the
whole terrible four months.
In the foods of 1884, they received and
disbursed in four months the large sum
I of $4,000.
In the late war with Spain it is very
difficult to get anything like an accurate
estimate Of the contributions of money
In the New York office. it is said, the
daily average of receipts between June
18th and August 2Gth. was $4,000.
| While the grand total of gifts. includ-
ing supplies and transportation from al
parts OF the world. was not less than
S3O00.000, more than one thousand
persons served their country and their
fellow men in the ranks of the Red Gross
| Association.
/ Previous to the Crimean War organ
| ized civil assistance in military necessi
| ties and suffering was unknown
Florence Nightingale trod painless fell
20 open the gates of merciful relief fol-
| he sick and suffering. From the deeds OF
| mercy and true courage in one brave
| and gentle heart. has grown this wond
/ rful harvest that a whole world is nov
/ Gaming: and countless myriads love anC
| aless the noble Christian woman, out q
those devotion and self-sacrifce sprans
| his Nineteenth century army OF cru
,aders. the Red Gross Legion of to-day
! REBECCA CAMERON.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-02-12
WHEN SALLY PLAYED THE
BANJO.

When Sally played the banjo an | dane
ed--danced away,
Thar wus NOT a happier Teller N the set
tlement that day;
Her cheeks, l know, wuZ reid II than
the roses o the spring
An l danced the 'double-shuffle," an
cut the ''pigeon-wing!'
When Sally played the banjo, l kivered
all the grOun';
She could hardly play fer laughin at the
way l hoped eroun'!
I never did git tired, ne'r ever stopptt
fer breath,
Till / heard the shingles shakin' and
danced the floor to death!
When Sally played the banjo-tha. time
| can't fergit,
Fer me an her is married an she's play
in of it yit! :.
No matter how I'm feelin' new don
stan any chance,
Fer when Sally plays the banjo, please
God. I've got to dance.
F. l.. STANTON.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-02-12
S. A. L. ARBoR DAY.
Picnic. and Speaking by Prominent Men
Wednesday, March 18th. 1899.

Picnic, and Speaking by Prominent Men
Wednesday, March 18th, 1899
All persons living within ten miles Of
the Seaboard Air Lines towns, are in
terested in the development and pros
perity of the town they do business in,
and they are urged to meet on the above
date at their respective towns to cele-
bate Arbor Day and participate in the
dedication ceremonies and listen to talks
by the Mayor, town commissioners and
invited orators. Trees will be named
for friends and prominent persons, on
that day. Tree planting is now going
on at the different towns along the line
and will be continued until the 18th of
March. See the Industrial Agents of
the Seaboard Air Line and arrange TO
help them. Walnut and other fruit bear
ing trees are specially desired.
You don't want your home town TO
be behind any other place on the line,
yet it may he if you do not act at once
in rendering help to the Industrial
Agents at your place; you will regret
it if you don't help.
Many Of the town commissioners are
sending to. our Industrial Agent, DR..
Frank Bright of Ellenboro. n. c., and
having him ship them hundreds of the
famous Cherry trees from Cherry Noun
tain. to put out on side walks. These
trees are rapid growers; they make a
good shade and yield an abundant crop
of large black cherries that find ready
market. One thousand trees will in five
years from the planting yield a revenue
to the town that puts them out, which
will go a long ways towards paying all
taxes and keeping up the streets and
improve county roads leading to the
town.
1t would be a big advertisement and
will be worth thousands Of dollars to
be able to say our town has fruit bear
ing trees enough on its side walks and
in its public parks to pay the expense
Of the town and build good country
roads; and it would give world wide
reputation to the people of the section
through which the Seaboard Air Lines
passes, for thrift, enterprise and good
Judgment 1t would be ON the tongues
Of all people: Those men, women and
children, farmers and business men along
the Seaboard Air Line are wide-awake,
progressive people; they even utilize the
streets and roads by planting fruit bear
ing trees, that not only form a shade,
and are ornamental, but turn in rev
enue.'
Industrial Agents will be glad to have
you cooperate with them without delay.
Rccollect the trees should be planted
at once. Industrial Agents will arrange
to put out trees every day from now
until 18th of March. and will specially
designate Monday January Both. Sat
urday February 18th. Saturday. Febru-
airy 18th, Saturday February. 18th. Sat
urday March 4th, and Saturday, March
11th as tree planting days. Recollect
that on Wednesday, March 10Th, all
trees will be dedicated. The sooner the
trees are planted the better it will be,
as they are more cure to grow off nicely
but if carefully planted they will live
if planted as late as March 10Th.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-02-12

The waters of the Litha Springs are
ordorless, free from color, with Il pleas
ant sal:ney taste, rather palatable.
When taken in considerable quantity,
hey do not nauseate, purge, or produce
any feeling of discomfort / find from
the analysis OF the waters, they contain
Horde SODIUM, Carb. Potash, Carb.
Soda, Carb Lithia, Carb, Iron and Sui
phaie Magnesia. These waters act di-
rectly upon the mucous coating of the
stomach and alimentary canal, they are
powerfully Alternative and tonic. They
are everything to infamed or irritated
surfaces. They act upon the blood,
hanging it from acid to alkaline. In
Indigestion, Catarrh of Stomach and
Gastralgia, supplemented with proper
diet, they are a certain cure. The
action upon the kidneys is marked. The
Sodium, Potash, Soda, Lithia. are the
hest solvents of uric aclG, all calculI
of an acid character, whether litary
or cystic, are readily dissolved. |
I'm confident that the profession will
find it very useful in cases where
his class of water is required.
J. Q. WILBUR, NJ. D.
Waterloo, s. c., April 10, 1892.