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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-09-07
FOR YOUNG STOCK.
2 Rat and Storm Proof Coop, with
Adjustable Hood Front.

The brood coop ! have had most sue
cess with IS made as follows: Length,
q inches; height in front, 20 inches;
rear. y inches; width IS inches inside
measurements). ! make the coop Of
matched pine. with board floor, the
cleats being on the outside so as to
raise the coop off the ground. The top
projects three inches at the sides and
four inches at the rear. make clos
cd front boards the same as the COOP
the front being hinged to the top and
the top and front mitered so as to close
tight when down. The coop front is
kept In place by cleats on the inside,
these cleats allowing about seven
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-09-07
HOOD RAISED.

eighths Of an inch space ON both sides
when the door is down for ventilation.
The front has iron strips, with three
or four holes fastened about the center
for the purpose of forming hood to
the coop which can be set at different
angles by placing screw eyes to the
sides Of coop. This feature of the coop
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-09-07

Miss Rose Elizabeth Cleveland, sister
of ex-President Cleveland, and Miss
Ames, daughter Of Ex-Governor Ames
of Massachusetts, have bought an old
homestead on Seven Hundred Acre is
land, Maine, which they are to have
remodeled into fine summer resi-
lence.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-02-16
KIMBERLY
Relieved General French
Makes a Detour and
Enters the City.

special dispatch 10 III" Daily Leader.
81. PAUL, Feb. Ii, 80 l.. M.-The FOL.
loving hdvlces have been received by the
American Press Association.
London Lord Roberts cables the FOL
lowing TO the war Office:
~'Jncobsdnl, Feb. -. y a. M Genera
French. with "a force OF artillery, cayalr,
and mounted infantry. REACHED Kimberly
this evening lhursiay)."
II. Appleton, %Just,c" Of peace
oi"tksburg. Nj. ssye. "DeWitt's Ld,ti,
Early Rlsers are the best pills mnda for
constipation. We ~. no Others
QuIckiy cur. al liver ana Lowe'
troubles.
Cook Il ODEE.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-02-16

Wanted. house OF four or hve rooms
by the middle Of March or hrst OF .'p'''
Address, box l:G, city.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-02-16

a,hnmDlnin ISgn.

WHITEHALL. n. T.. Feb. h.-lht
water in Lake Champlnin is n loot noo'.
tho highest mark over recorded. lhere
are numerous washouts ON the Delaware
aud Hudson railroad.
Contract for More Muics.
NV ORLEANS, Feb. l6.-Thc British
army agents have let another contrart
for , 800 mules. to be delivered at TINS
port as fast Is the animals can be p"r'
chased.
Auen,s wanted for Life Of y. :.
Moody" by his son. W. x. Moody "na
Ira d. Sankey. Largest. r'enes. . .ha
beat. Highest profile paid. ~ G ans
only o%iiioi.l. authentic. e"a".seu =;
Authorized by the family: beW.s si,n y,
fakes and frauds. Outfits Tree. r,ess
paid. Credit given. Drop Ill tsasn Nv" ~
clear G3OO . month with the o''c'H'; =. :,
liable ile. Our reference. any o""" -
q town. Address,
~ The Dominion Company.
Dsrt. J, Chicago
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DIS MoI>rs. Feb. 10 William lar
rahcc. twice governor ot Iowa. for %
and for In" past two wears chairman oi
the state board ot university regents.
has retired from public HE hy r"signine
from the board.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-02-16
Wilson Not Going Ia Retire.

DtS MolSE>, Feb. l6.-Sccrctarv OF
Agriculture James Wilson. who Is III
the cliv on hls way - Washington. de-
health he may sasn retire from the cab.
met. He sad h. Was IN excellent health
and had al IL tllnr Thought II retiring.
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LAeAl Jnr TsAlA

aoLM ;. Local Aee0S.
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PIE CITY
WAL BRf:Vi1lES.

WAL BRi:vl1IES.
~..
t,a! 's' '"' '"'
|pr.s, !,
lae=y. ''"' '"'
y Nr
~"H1catlon II Evergreen
''a \. NJ. tonight. Work
\. "'''HS'; Fair tonight and
e.. "''nned cold tonight;
PORTION Saturday.
Wheat. No. l, So cents;
o,.,'' SID. May wheat in
" Gs aud closed st
l,ps,,,1 are. Glass, sistars OF
x S''' and Mrs. NJ. ". D.l :,
''''' this morning to c...oo'
Eonn,s' evening train. State
sloner E..t,r.- g..
Father Donovan, f.
ss. .s s'de hotel is being r.a...d
op.Dsa ~ . week or ton d.y.
''s' up Tor bushes. By N,
kuerr'av.''u b''o examiner Hugh
h'ss, ,asn.' was in tn. oi.y to day
Fsosa, Inspecting the county treas,
that .m ""'ron, 0. +. s., make,
(Aic lemn,s .' OF the chapter NEE,
Pics wors s'' I" p. M, Saturday,
p pl4u,sD ara'actursr. o, cleo.
"a With a VIZ. Hooking into ths
asw pIsn NEW to bidding on GU,
o Bryant who o... 70 u,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-02-16
C.ty residence lots Tor size. Si5 10 81
ELMER SHERIDAN.

Fatal delays are caused by expert
m .ntipG with congh ard cold cures.
Foley's Honey and Tar will prevent q
cold from resu ting in pneumonia.
CHRIS. SChCT2.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-02-16

r. b. Thirkield, health inspector Of
Chicago. says, "kodol Dyspepsia Cure
cannot be recommended too highly. 1t
CURED me OF severe dyspepsia" It di.
Reets what you eat and cures indi-
gestion. heartburn and iall: forms OF
dyspepsia.
CooE:A:OpEs.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-02-16
Dissolution Notice.

Notice 10 hereby gwen that the n'n
heretofore existing under b name o.
CArmody Il Slack. has been u'sso''eu i,
that William Carmody will ooisec' a.
debts due said firm aud pay oil deo'f
thereof
Dated February Is. 1900.
WV. CARMopf.
JAMES 5. SLACK.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-02-16
BRIEF BITS or NEWS.

Tom Sharkcv has accepted Bob Fitz,
simmons chall,ng. for a meeting.
The Minnesota state Editorial as>oci'
atlon i, in annual session nj Mime.
Rprli>.
James Allison ut Kansas has been
nominated commissioner n the Paris
exposition
The scnat, committ"" 81 military al
fairs has ~faynuh!y reported \ bill Ion
tn, establishment 81 a military post ~
Dies Moincs. IL.
Herr Won licrrfurth. former German
minister Of the interior. Is dead. H.
was the uccessu ot Herr \on Putt
kampf. who was dismissed from Office
hv the late Emperor Frederick for r'ac
%tionary tendencies.
DR.. I.icl,r. the celebrated German
physician, is suffering from abcesses II
the passage from the bladder. Ihe en-
trance to the bladder is closed by gal
stones. many of which have passed int
the liver and have there caused a mum
Der Of smaller ahccsscs.
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A

Misunderstood symptoms OF disease
lead doctors to treat something elee
when the kidneys are out OF order,
Foley's Kidney Cure will bring you
health when other medicines have tail.
cd.
CRRIs. Sc1urz.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-02-16

state OF Ohio, City OF Toledo, Lucas
county, 81. Frank j. Cheney makes
on,h that he is the amor partner OF the
firm OF +. J. Cheney i Co.. doing bust,
ness in the City Of Toledo. county and
state aforesaid aud that eaid firm will
pay the sum OF n hundred dollars Tor
each and every CASE OF catarrh that can
not be cured BY the use o. Halls
T.t.r,h Cnre. Frank j. Cheney.
Sworn TO before me and ~suoscr'oed IN
my presence, this 9th day OK December
A. ?. 1856. =. w. p'.nI;o
Hall's Catarrah Cure is taken intern
a,lv and acts directly on the blood and
mucous s~urfscee OF the system. Send
r. j. Cheney. Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by druaeiste. % cents.
IJall's Family Pills are the best.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-02-16

reckon no tnN eeHeo"r'
Nor the years that come ana CO..
T;r.,s nm all. round pleasure to me,
a;nce taking Rocky Mountain Tea.
o'"oe '""' FRANK G. Smith.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-02-16

Size doesn't indicate quality. beware
Of connterseit and worthless saive otier'
al for DeWitt's Witch Hazel Sslve.
naW,tt.s ia the only original. Al in
sall;iis cure for piles aud all skin
dieeaeee. .>o~A nc.,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-25
NEWSPAPER WAITS.


Mrs. Esau-Nhat is the matter with
that mess of pottngc? Esau-That is
the kind mother used to ake.'-Brook-
Ign Eagle.
The Grip on OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
the difference between knowledge and
WISDOM" well. 1t takes knowledge
to build an automobile, but 1t takes
wisdom to run lt."-Chicago Record.
Mandy" said her elder
ly relative, that young Spoonnmore
hasn't cent to his name. You would
be simply crazy to marry him."''I am.
replied Miss MANUFACTURING Tribune.
Makes Up the Misunderstanding
Jane, how do you feel towards me?"
John. can't tell YOU until know how
you feel towards me. well. but you
know that all depends on how you feel
towards me. "-fndlanapolls Journal. :.
Foyer-"You seemed to enjoy the
vaudeville show hugely last evening""
LObby-lt was terrible. Foyer-But you
laughed rs though you'd die. Lobby
fc3: couldn't help thinking how fun
ny II was that should sit there and be
Decentralization Transcript. 51E
Mis- Misrepresentation Honk
Il hear tell that that long nccked
young city Teller That Is boardin' with
you has got pnjnmas? Farmer Summer
tlme-1t's n burned lie. He's been at
our house nearly two weeks now, an he
amt drunk drop all the timc.-Puck.
The Raven In Chlna.-!''It Is claimed
that Chinese poet wrote the original
of Poes Raven several thousand years
before Edgar A. was born" ~ wonder
how he rendered the 'Nevcrmore!.
That's. easy. Alice snmce no comce
some bumby yettcc.' - Cleveland
.Plnln DenlNr. .-nl-- d u -,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-25
To-day,s Primaries.

Ohio county with its. wealth, as the
most important county in the state in
point of commercial and Industrial In
sterests, as 4 county paying taxes large
sly In excess of any group of the other
important counties, 1t behooves the Re
;publicans to-day to see to 1T that the
very best men are selected as delegates
to the county convention which meets
to-day week. There should be no fac
tional wrangle in this matter.
1t is VIGOROUSLY true that since the
capital was removed from Wheeling,
Ohio county's representation in the leg
islature has been woefully dlspropol-
Tomato in ability compared with co,ln-
ties of comparative. insignificance. This
should not be. There Is a remedy for 1t,
and 1t can readily be found atthe pri-
maries to-day. n
N Many men arc wont to crlticize the
action Of the conventionslin their selcc-
Stions, and they are generally those vino
have failed to do their duty In voting
az primaries and using their fnituenca
for the choice Of the best men. The
number of names suggested for dele
gates leaves 1t within the range of the
members of the Republican party 10
choose men who will act for the best
interests of all without reference to per-
sonal or factional Influences. Let,there
be a large turnout Of Republican voters
to-da-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-25
Deafness Can Not be Cured

by local applications MS they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear.
There Is only one way to cure deafness,
mud TINT is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness Is caused by an ihnamci con
dltlon OF the mucous lining of the It,,s-
tachian Tube. When this tube 10 In
famed you have n rumblinB sound or
imperfect hearing. and when It Is en-
tircly closed. Deafness is the result, and
unless the inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored to Its normal
condition, hearing will be destroyed for
ever: nine cases out of ten are caused
by Catnrrh, which Is nothing but an In
famed condition OF tho mucous sur
faces. L y lsh5g. yg.,
We Will give Ono Hundred Dollars for
amy case or Deafness Caused by ca-
.tarrh) that cannot DO cured by Halls
Caturrh Cure, Send for circulars, free.
L. j. CHENEY &, CO.. Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, T5c.
Halls Family Pills are the best, Z. /;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-25
BRYAN Shifting.

1t Is quite evident that Mr.. Bryan Is
disappointed In the impressions he has
been making with his paramount i'm
perial!sm'. issue. His apparent descr-
ton OF silver has angered his far west
ern followers. and we Eot!ce decided
change in his method of handling the
issues since Senator Stewart, of Nc
vada, renounced allegiance to him and
came ont for Mckinley on the question
OF ex expansion. Senator Scott, In an In
teryiew published elsewhere, notices
this change OF front in Bryan. and inti-
mates that there may be other changes
before the campaign Is much older. But
what coed will 1t do Mr.. Bryan TO
switch back to silver now. That. OF
course. Is what he stands for unicr
every circumstance. but his well known
Inconsistency will be all the more ac-
con,ud should he exploit the free coin
age of silver and relcgatc the para
mountcy OF imperialism" Mr.. Bryan
Is ina trap In either case, for his plat
form insists that "imparIallsm"ils para
mount.
The declaration OF Senator Stewart
shows the temper OF the people Ia the
far west. and his attitude Will without
doubt have great Influence with ihe
voters OF his stiltc. at Is perfectly
clear" says the CLEVELAND Leader, "thas
senator Stewart belieyea Nevada vii
vote for President MeKInleyiin Novcrn-
Der. He probably understands that The
sentiment OF the people OF that statr "
for expansion. On no other theory
could his flop to Mckinley BE- explained.
for his devotion to the capsg5ot sllyerl
was due to his desire to be IN Rcwith
the sentiment Of the people Of hlsstats.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-25

l u J AL e :.
Mr.. Bryan will have just about enough
issues togo around before election day.
thus. September might be devoted to
silver and the trusts, while in October
the Income tax and the supreme court
overthrow might be made paramount.
But the abandonment Of imperialism
Will be n sad blow to number OF de-
serving anti-imperialist orators in this
part OF the country, who have Just put
the finishing touches to the speeches
which they have been laborously con-
structing. and who are not as skiliful in
lightning-change political gymnastics
as Mr.. Bryan. Several enterprislng ed
itors in Massachusetts. Maryland and
elsewhere. who have laid in quite n
stock OF anti-imperiallst scare-hcads,
Will also be much Grleved. So Will
many OF the party leaders, notably Mr..
Altgeld, Mr.. Bryan's prospective attor-
ney general. who is warmly attached to
anti-imperialism." 3,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-25
2 Swift Justice

In spite OF the fdeplorable circ,,n,-
starcss attending the crime 81 tho h, h, /.
gro. Pecls.$a. Akron, Ohio, When people
frenzled by:the deco, d. tsoyed PROPER ROPER.
~ and caused the Shedding 81 innocent
blood. Nitsis agreeable to stlote thar M,
klaIilnally had It's way and! tds tiese was ,,s
nstea out to the IdepFaSeds criminal In
legal FORM 8iiEss
In very short space OF time Peck
was sarralsned before the court $yestar.
day afternoon, and atterthe indictment
had had beer, read to him he pleaded guilty,
and threw himself on the mercy rt,, 81 the
court. The Judge then promptly 4 ssn-
fenced him TO Imprisonment for 4 lie.
the i: only penalty provided for the helm.
Gus crime by the Ohio statutes. z
This prompt action on the mart OF tile
court probably prevented further riot.
Ing. but the same ENDS would have been
gained had ,thos2 who dened the law law
hsen patient Of the execution OF, the
Misunderstanding, court. The mo ap-
pears pears to have been! made up OF that ire
sponsl6le element Of population that OBJ
tains In every community. which has no
jhish Ideals Of Justice butts hungry for
disorder and destruction8ror anurchy's
sake. 3Buttthe shameful thing about II
Is. that the law-abidings element lis call
ed upon TO bear a disgrace in, which
they had no part In bringing about.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-25
POLITICAL
NOTICE TO REPUBLICANS.
PRIMARY ELECTION.

~ Primary elections will be held on SAT-
:urdny. August 25, 1900. from the hours OF
II o'clock am. to I o'clock p. M, IN all
OF the districts In. Ohio county. except
Liberty and Richland districts. where the
polls Will open at O'Clock p. IN. and cioso
at O. clock zp. tm.y ~, 8
At the said primary election there shall
be elected one: candidate for Judge OF the
Criminal Court and Isixty-scvsn Delegates
to the County Convention. The districts
are! tiled to and shall elect the follow
Ing number of delegates:
Washington Dlstrict-Nine (9) delegates.
Madis9n sD!strict-Eight tS delegates. Z
Clay; Dis,trisai.GISht 81 delesetes.
Centre fDfstrfct-Sevcns "a delegates.
Webster ssDlstrlct-EIcht( S) delegates.
Ritchie District--Nlne 90 delegates.
Triadelphln District-six 90 delegates.
~ Liberty Dlstrict--Two2 (e) delegates.
Richland District-Two (:D delegates.
The voting places for the Primary Eiec-
ton viii be held at the following places: Z
Washington District.
YigIlant Engine House. city.
Hose House. Fulton.
City Scales, at tenth and McColloch
Madison District.
Island Hose House.
Penn and Ohio; streets. ,g57s.- :
Clay District.
Union District. Ms.
Police Court Room.
Centre District.
Hartmann's Hall. northeast corner OF
eMarket>and Twenty-th!rd streets.
Webster District.
No. 2703 Chapline street.
SQUIRE Schuitze's office, corner Of Thir-
;ty-;hird and Chapline streets s@
Ritchie District. ~
No. 1868 jacob street,
Nm. 1903 Jacob street gEsE
School House; ut cast end of Twenty
ninth street, e. IA :
Triadelphia District
I-eatherwood School House.
Elm Grove. Mayors Ohlec.
Triadelphia, Green's Hotel. X, Z
Glendale, School House.
Liberty District.
Valley. Grove. School House
West Liberty, White School House.
Potomac, He. McCammons
Richland District.
Glenn's Run School House.
Brick School House. IS OIL
All delegates elected under this call
shnll be entitled 20 one vote each In the
County Convention. ana shall have the
right 10 appoint their own alternates.
COUNTY CONVENTION,
The County Convention for the purpose
of nominating four 90 candidates for the
house OF delegates. county surveyor, md
selecting Two t2) judicial and Two (c) scnu-
>torinl conterecs from each district. will be
held EinS the Second Branch OF Council
Chamber. Wheeling. W. Va. or Saturday.
September 1, 1900, Mt 2 o'clock p. m. d (
By order OF the Republican Executive
Committee OF Ohio county.
t's+ss..il, W. II. HoRNISH,
.II Chairman.
- rEsa Secretary, aull
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-25
aconsent Of the Governed.n

Mr.. Bryan and his coparceners In the
Kansas City platform conspiracy TO
wreck the country under the guise of 4
conjectural imperialism, have much TO
say about the consent OF the govern
3D., their solicitation being exc!u-
sively expressed for the welfare OF their
allies. the FilIplnos. who are In rebellion
against the authority OF the United
States government. They have eyes for.
distance. but no glance for Ubiquitous
Acknowledgement at home in the s!lenc-
ing OF hundreds OF thousands OF negro
voters In the southern states. To show
the spirit. that animates the party that
is supporting Bryan we quote the fol-
lowing remarkably honest expression OF
the Macon, Georgia, Telegraph, one OF
Bryan's warmest friends:
It%is all sweet and nice enough to in
duige on Fourth OF July oecaS!oRsl In the
generalliiss about the %consent Of the 1,
about the equality OF all men At birth. and
no forth, Just as our forefathersg did 7'ho
owned slaves and who robbed the Indians
Of their land. but II Is another matter
Indian, the kanaka, and the Filipino. We
4 Of the south are contendlng for our own.
and we nre going TO have II. The negro
has nothing that VIC want that was not
taken from us by force and given 10 him.
BE has no land. no birthriSht. no herit-
nge-nothing but 4 right TO help govern
which was given wrongfully TO him. When
we take the ballot from him VIC leaye, him
$ himself when he came among US as n re-
suit;of Yankee thrift and spcculatl9n:
Bot this Is scarcely less remarkable
than the bold utterances of Senator
Tlllman, OF South Carolina, who boast
ed OF the achievements OF the party OF
Bryan In his state on the floor of the
senate. On February IS, 1900, before
the presence OF that august body he
delivered himself as follows:
We had n hundred and twenty-five thou
sand nesroesiof voting age and nc Ind
hundred ttouhand whites. Now. can
you beat that by honest methodist. Yet
you stood IN hero and inshted that we
must Eye ,hssc people, free vote NM, md
years > We Stuffcd ballot boxes.
we shot them. We are not ayhame1 OF It..
With that Eystem-fOrec, tlssue ballots:
! q, constitutional convention and we nlrn-
Z mated, AZ Rnid, MI OF the. colored people
whom we could under the fourteenth md
fifteenth amendments.
The debauching OF the ballot and cur
tailed franchise seems 10 be the only
road to Democratic success. The Hon.
John T. McGraw piled those
tactics in this state to boost
himseif Into n place along
side Of the feariess. liberty-loytng TIL
man. In hts own county no caused a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-25
Universally of the Typewriter.

The United States Is rapidly invading
the tool and machinery markets OF Eu-
rope and other continents, where the
superior product OF American Ingenuity
and workmanship are being recognized.
The year 1900 Is the largest In the his
tory Of the export trade In builders
hardware, saws and tools, amounting to
s9.6i6,ol7 as against s7.S+2,372 in 1893 All
other machinery, outside OF sewing MA
chimes, electrical machinery, locomp-
tives, typewritcrs., etc, exported dur
Ing the fiscal year of 1900 amounted 10
s2l, 913, 2o2 against sl3,336.930 In 1899.
According to statement issued by
the treasury bureau of statistics. while
our chief market for machinery Is s.Ill
to be found In European countries, an
increasing proportion is being sold in
the far east, especially In British AUS
tralia. Japan and India. In 1888 our
exports of builders hardware and tools
to British Australia amounted to SSH
635, in 1900 they aggregated sl,325,is3;
in 1898 our exports In this line to Japan
were S7G,5O0, while in 1900 they were
slo6,251. Our exports OF typewriters 10
British Australia In 1888 amounted to
s6o,o39, while in the fiscal year 1900 they
were SOL .0O2.
Commenting upon the increase in e.
ports OF typewriters. a prominent Amer
lean manufacturer is quoted by the
New York Commercial as saying:
Tho demand for American typewritcrs
was never greater, and our machines are
pretty good globe-trotters. we have Just
made shipment TO Puntas Arenus. IN
the Straits OF Magellan, at the extreme
southern point OF South America, and an
other lot OF typewriters has been sent
north 10 Pfadivostock. Russia. for the use
of the imperial government Many OF the
missionaries and foreign business men in
China use our machines. and nearly every
American regiment In the Philippines has
from three to five machines; andrag busi-
ness increases at Manila under American
auspices, there will be a big demand FOR
typewriters. The typewriter has become
well nigh universal In Its use. and IL found
In all the large business houses IN the
principal cities OF the world. and its key
board represents nearly all lanEuaSea
The exceptions are the Japanese md & HI
nese. AS their characters are upright and
composed OF many hundred figures or
signs, 1t seems practically impossible TO
produce them on the typewriters key
board.