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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-21
0interen | SDuano.

Sra barboers Ifripss ben 20. 6ebr.
IS be folte TO Tiger bar 8interen u9ret
Iad ubeba9eIig, iom man fun beIoiguis
iieIbsn uplsuer ben. 6ra ben s. til ben
16. par paa @runo of Snefpsning ga.
men fun uabnst TO 9ftermiobass, Iiee
ON man bueranosn Dag neppe tunoe
bsfare 9siene. Wen 6rebas ben 16ts
tog Snesn for AlpOr fat. On efilio
Sneltorm ralebe uafbruot ira benne Days
ROrgen til / Nat % meb en- FABIAN
Stprfe, at bet n9f.en par IipsEnrIiat at
feroes uoe. Snfen Ii9ser MI t9t ouer
gsnen. Ter sr W9n9esr at Iriusr pau
lube 4 alens 6eioe, o9 bpppis er
8%aoninser ineeoe til ttIlasene o9 oeroper.
Bran bar itte funnel faa WQlten be.
banolet paa Wdgrierns / lem fuloe
0een, bullet er s~nsbsiposnoe meo me.
get %betpoeli9t Tab. 6elpRrsnoe gane
bar fine Steoer Z alen 5us os oil ifts
tanne tpoees pea 10 0ggu. ganoeosis
enc oil ntppe tunne bringes pasinble fsr
siter ianime liosrum. 8i bar / l8s6
% 1875 maalts BAIT lige iad ita,tt
SnsiaIo iom uu; men Fl iau Ianeua.
rist os onoartet uoeir fan man neppt
tioIigere minoes.
Chen / Monoags cite Duse bar nj
fun BAIT Bon bettil to @ause. % fiOits
Slab ira Siaaano friusr fig fra Is. be.
3 9sroa9s gtiisn lob en- TOR Iusulf
tnuaitet Damper bsrino for apifen pad
@ruub at bet ufstbure gsir. Gre
Uano at geiatningsn rebOsoe fig isonb
paa Sflbsts Baao, 9ieiten Is Mauo %
. 6uinesr tom iuo paa 8eoningsbaaben.
C~Origbeoen Tan lie tomme 5eruO for i
NOr9en Og Optage 5orber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-21

totalt nebbrGnot, % 8reaiurer. 2 9eite,
10 Gum os 7 6aar inoebr9note, lise.
iom alt SnbbOst brGnbte. 8ebOsrne
MATTE rebos fig | bet bIOtte eiunso.
gperin9erne par meset lapt foriitesee.
Ratten meuem "a. Marts
brGnbte / @sbisrs etsGralaitIaeer os 2
6uie, bporpsb "a 6amilier bIeu busuiloe.
Staben anora9er ca. 200. 900 Rr. let
Ct ben forte Sloebrano, Gsbiers bar
paret bismiOst at, % ben untoses paas
iat Of en- professional grancitifter, Der
for liben iuiser fig Omfrins Der pau
gsneu.
= geter B%uita9ers @aaro
Maltbaf er belpis nebbrRnbt, ibet Stues
buiet % Stalbeu %brGnOte; % 8reatns
rer, l 9eit % Il @tiieiO meo @riis Og
no9Ie 5aar iubsbrGnbte. 6nouiosrC
brarote en- Del Cab. 3lOen II opltaaei
oeo, al { II StaIblpgte uaItsoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-21
SeosfaiO.

Pe%nfiouret garer =. 8. 1opp, Der
bar uirtet JON garsr ueo 9ommuneifo.
lerne / Aalbors i en- Iaag Qarrette, FL
Bob bet PenfOnat, bpOr ban beultDe6t
line doffe Gage.
etafsraao. fbU. sfoOslage i RS
bsnbaOn, Or. mso. .. Il. 9 diets
ner er uisaaet DEB Doben pua5rsOeritss
berg / en- AIosr at 81 Aar.
aOutordsf i 5inansminiteriet
JbeooOr z. 6roluuOsr afsuuet
oeo 3sesn.
QOminifrsrsnoe Direttsr for
care Bont, asbmano u. .. 6aHe en-,
er afgaaet uso 8sosn / en- Aloer al 50
liar. Afbeos uar en- nobel og retltaffsu
a%aratter. Der ueo I'm fore @nergi og
5pstigbeo ftafieoe fig IN frsmtraosnos
Stiuius paa tit 9itteomrauoe.
9uipsttsr DeO GburIottesobss
StOIe z beobOr 8itbelm 6Orup
er afgaast ueo Debm / en- QIoer al 50
liar
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-21

Gan Iaar M fiftert 5sIe Danmarfs
graiteitono imOo fig = Os ban oil NOT
lsss ban %inareite ubuei for at Itubbe
Iaburetten oper til en- anosn, Iiot
miubre sammsIOass Ranb = Os ielu
bopne pua ben ipnlte giipeftoI.
On ban nil befinbe fig iRrIi9 pei
Der, bIiUer pei snbba ct Spsrssmaal.
MuIisuis oil Sussn bIiue siOrt til
@enitano for en- DOmstenosIis = os
,6r. 0sbl." mener, at Baitor Rcd uiI
bIipe fritenot / buert Sab Of 6sieiteret.
Men - oi leper 10 ba belize lite Ian.
sere / 6irtefanceaists Qarpttib.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-21
tenoomsbauoIe

9OtsI vR~rOnpriisn" / 9iasrsb msb
3sttsu til at brine 9sitaurutiOn SIots.
papiaonsn or Of 6oteIejsr @ubnie
iolgt til aeansr Ssrsnen, 9oteI
Is snir" Rebsnbauu. Rsbeinmmsn
sr 1874 800 ar. 9r. @ubuie, Der sr
en- 0robsr til aebmanb @ubnitB. S!a.
ssIis, tsbte 9oisIIst ior st aar iibsn Tor
los, 900.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-21
Gn itnnf Spmanoeoaoo.

6orIeosn rg8teoes BET j aobenbaOn, at
6amperen g5reeSnsbor9~ aapign
6artmann. 6aooe rseoet 80 Rsnue.
iftr fro Zen pisis Gso / 9oroiseu. 6or.
He U1sasr I eitmauo siOer isIeenoe
0plpsninger. 81 gtt fra 01ttbd Den
zoe &c III mart 5aagot 9fir, iaa baatot,
iom Of lite laags bar baft oct. 8sn
lf6e b95 balp toib lioen - obierueteoe
pi 90. 80 SsHtl ira StoiIanos Rgit tt
tort SeiIitib - an 6uloti9set ligs
9snOe paa Sioen mto Jtdanotfeni Gan
Gel. @snnem uoft aittater funbe III
ie. at esr iioe TIC Giano paa sauteu al
ben enc botluge - StIbet irangeoe "a.
20 9tater, ioa yugrn feb ioaleoe5 nos
zen paa Defiant. Il par iDrigt beitaf-
ligeoe meo al laie IN Tor Bog, SignaI=
9Oseu = og RebfaqG Tom nj op paa
6%ormnitsu. 81 latte oa en- 9eonings.
baao i ganoti, man 5sen Dar Tor bDL,
iaa bet par umulIgt at narme fig Sragel,
ui fignaliisreoe oa, al Sssu par for bej
men at ri uiloe bloc peo 9raget %
6rinse 6iaIp. iaa buriist ii tanns.
0ele Qaiisn boloi ii os paa Sibsn
At bet ipntenoe Glib / ca. 4 5tibslqu9.
osrs Qiitau0. gso Daggrp bIeU Der
5eiit SiguaI fra Seilitibsi, at Ger uar
aoinoer ON gorb. % at osu poerits
gleo uar %iOrbaanoen. 81 feualiertbe
ga, at Raubfatet fuloe sntre irem /
BoDens 6orenoe, og M 9it g5eroens.
bore"s R%soniussbaoO 10, ierl al /.
Siprmano pan en-, lsmmermannen
og 8 Wattoier. Sssn oar megtt Dol
men sitIise GVnninser Os iposipoUeft
ginO, os bet ~tOiteOe fore an~iireuseIisr
al tomme ret no Tor aIpuerbOmmen ior
Der at mOotage be ftibbruone."
en uorit gOos. Der par pau grn9et,
iortRusr ON fsbuingeu:
,Jsrit taiteoe ui en- zine uo, iom
bIeU grebet al Wtanoitabet | gaaben,
bporpsO 6otbinoIIsu par ;iIUsjsbrast.
6erpaa OleU TORT Ruptejnsns 9airu
fret nso en- Cine meo Ct Rsbnin9sbaIts
ON giost. Oct par en- brei Cur for
benbe, ea bet nGlien par umuIist at faa
gaaben roei ben til Steost. Iaa bun
MATTE ban9e | Ballet ousr 20 Wiinut'
ter, os bun ft BrDiiet Iemt tueitet.
Oilers blsU aas Ulanb rsobs6s / COB
BebOIb. aapteinsn bouoe bog 2useu t
Usb Arbejoet / eOiten fuast
besse anG Iaoerst Os par en- Del Ii.
ga 6aptsinens 9ufru euoeIig Iangt
ON LANCE par fommen / Bnnoen, bIsu
Sfibsts 6oumsfter mso Ct 8 Maoneoers
Barn iurret faf pad Rpgsen bsjiet neb,
Og ban tom IDtteIis % Del | 8aabsn.
Dsreltsr tom be un9e @tprmdnbsIars
Iinss, iao Mauofobet, nait fbt eobs
zen Os til fof aaptsiuen.
IRE @ause GIT 9eouingsbaaoen til %
fra grdget. 8 tre Elmer fob arbsioel
pau, os usb SIutuiuseu par Stibet Ueo
at fgIoss msO ganO % ipnts, bet par
altiaa paa bet aaergoerits DisbIit, at
DiRlpen par fommet; blot en- Iime
Og belle MonbItabet uiIbe litfert
baus funost in Dob | Belssrue.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-21
mlpffe.

Da 5usmonb cars RieIfsn fra
Reiniirup fOrIeben par pao Del I'll NGits
Deb, fob 9siten for gosnen Isbit neb ab
en- ifsil Bate, bOOrusb gOgnsn uaItsoe;
Ears NieIlen fOrilog bsruso 9Ousbet iaa
DoIolomt, at ban bsoe, inben eesen
tom til Stebe. 6n Rome, Der tiui9e
bel anbt fig pna gOsHen, ft fOrifeaise
Gtrammer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-21
Sloebranoe

,RpuanssSaurb" / giainssreb, @ss
benosrup SO9n, tiIberenoe @daros
eier g. 6. pstsren, ct neObrGnbt.
IDe nslfe at Rrsaturerne reoosoes. @js
srsn Os bans 9ufru par fraDGrenbe, oa
9loen ubbrsO.
RieIs Gbritian 9OnIfeus
@aaro ygOussnssr" | 5erne SOsu er
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-21
TlGF, Smer % SGs til
GngIano.

Der famleOs OOerFst Opsr gnsIanos
Snb' os nbferieI | bet M fotIsbns 4ar
er uotommen % ubuiisr fslsenoe RsfnI-
later Tor De tire 0aras Btotommsnoe,
iom 8anmarf btingsr paa bet sr9elite
Rarteo, usmIis 5lalf, Smer % 26s:
vi 6IGlf bar Danmart BET fOrlebne
aar nefsrt l,2l1,oo0 snssIite 6entner
til en- gGroi at e., 946 600 sasr /
oanits genss Opsr 50 RiaiOuer Rronsr.
S%ammenIisnst meb aaret 1898 uiier
bet fig, at uoferisIsns MlGngoe sr lte=
gen NIB 49,. 900 Gentnet; O9iaa bsns
99rol CT itegen, men bog lite iOrbolos'
ois laa meset, ioet Stignineen fun bee
lsber zig til e245, 900. 6or be 6Orsnebe
Staters geotOmmsnos filler 6orboIoet
f9 osrimoo iaaIeoes, at 6lalteuoferitler
III 9nglano / 0enieenoe til Mengoe Fl
omtrent ben iamme JON / 6ior, nemlig
! .0ss 600 6efiuer, boorimoo 9Grbieu
II liegen Ilot. Statiftltten fumes laa.
leees at Uiie, al Amsritanerne beort
ber iorltaaet at faa Yrlierne / gsiret
9Uao en- dueen fatlls aonturrsnt, ga
naoa, an9aar, tan man til @en90lo
9lPoe lg oUer, al Aaret 1899 iammen=
llgntt meo 1898 ubpiier Gilbaqegane
%iaaUel / WlGnsoe JON / gGrbi. nsmIis
ira $50, 600 6entnsr al garoi coco, 600
III benbOIosOis 454 600 ug 762, 600; oo
bette faar ian meget mere Betgoning
ION GiIba9e9ansen er forbolosuis ltprlt
Tor 89roieus geotommsnbe.
8aar man o~ernait oper til ben pig.
iigite Of ole DaumartS ubfSrfelsortitler
I'll Gnglanb, Smerret, uiier Aarsouel=
igien bet eienbOmmeIise % uillnoI
fiaIoue Gefultat, al Observation-Disclosures
bar pqret / l%iItage9ang, iammtIi9na
NIB 1898, ioel ben TT gaaet neo fra
/ .465, QUO eentner til l,48O, 600.
1roo5 bette Ct imiolertio gQrolen iteQen.
ntmlig ira Z 800. 900 Ill 81. 553 600
5 oaaite Ysnse Ct SmsruoierieIsns
9aroI iaoIeoes lte9et meo omtreut :,
$50, 600 6roner og Il M naasi til Il
9eIeb At 1876 Uliaioner Rrouer. 5or
10 Aar foeu, / 1897, uar ben tur 1919
8iiQion.
Ianmarts uOfsfiI al }6g I'll @ne.
lanO bar / 1899 ubejorf "a, 900. 600
Sntie. boiItet Il l.3sO,o0o zRsie mgrt
eao / 1898. Somtioig II 8erbitu ai
uoforieIea ite9et ira $685., 900 III f509.
coo. uotrgtt / oanite Efnss II oen ali=
iaa itegen meo 2 235 600 Rroner og
uo9er M Ousr l4t UliuioH. 3aumart
CT lmtolertlo life bet eneite ganb, bel
tan iremOIis 6rem9ans p1a bet sn9sIfi,
@gmarteo. Ietie gGlbu ON ale oe
Borise ganoe, ION Siatiititfen omiattsr.
meo u~notasdie al aanaoa. SerIig
imponevenos TT 5ttmgan9sn Tor Jus
lambs geotommente. 8stte gauo bar
iorirGngi be andre RontutreHter % Fl
Del berilenoe gaub. Sutet anbet Siso
fra mooidser England ct iaa itort Qntal
2gg iom ira RusIone, O9 bsIer lite i
9Groi er Der no get 9ano, bUis llbierifI
uaar RasIanes. Den bsIeb ig / 1899
til rs, SOC, 600 Sneie af gerol q, 300.
600 6roner.
Sammsnfnttsr man MI ReiuIiatsrns
al foranfaaenbe, oil bet les, at ban
iamleoe garoi af 0anmarts uOisrisI
I'll England at 6Ieif Smer o9 9G9 i
Get nu fOrIsbne Var bar uooio,t 2lS4
Uiiaion aroner euer 9 MiqiOnsr ar.
mere sno / 1898.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-21
3nn9DDre % 9oue

Ian / ftri 3tb iaa bfres oerelie iaeH beb 6inlp a.
Dor ng Neiube. eBbper tan bfbaHblf ia ieb M
t%oaHingen flH9t, Snkning % Aingen ipr Erene On.
Jgrer hrats.
vi oil ialoe Ten HapHf Pea mango siaubinabsr
ION q blebne hebrebeDf. epis Il ugje beifupes
1eres 4tlinibe, ifal ui u~mDeripBe bet nbrn 8ftaltna a.
nee Fem ppt oprigiige Benin9.
<. Wistf, gretlinii,
l35 Helt ". Street, qsm glorf
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-21
Smaa MeOOelelier.

9rftatning or n%ebffa9ne
Rteeturer. VT Runbz og aloueip;
gen life sr nosen biui9 9iitorle Tor
Statstasien, les al, at Der / @rftatning
or be JON BeIse al Uiuno. og RIOue.
ipge nt6nagne Rreaturer paa 9be9aarb
Il anuiit 9ierne, 5orpaster %. pans
en- % Baron j oenernsgebn,
bpsr beuboIbsuis 1896 Or. go Ore o9
1882 Rr.
Borpunbet Stib. gropf 2 Is
terup bar for npIi9 ira ct 6eoeri /
6nmborg mobtoget WReooeIeIie ON, at
5ernbartftibet vgionce" al 9amborg,
meo bpiIiet gropitens eIbfe Ssn,
@br fttan SOrterup, la forbn
ret, er ipOrIeii %fOriuunoet. Stibet az
9it ira England / Moi Raoneb / 6ior
ior AaitraIien. Oct nntases besuarrr
At pGre 9naet unoer nab WanO og
Dlus.
Rtig mob 9u89erne. Gage
RnuO molter 9eile tascr Itettt til
0rOe mob 9u9serne. 6ou Tiger, at
guguin9 iiaber 9eruens.
On tor Snebrius. gsubfps.
isl baUbs Gnsen iorIeoen iulotqnoig
siort fg til 9erre oUer Situalioneu.
Baa lerrebrO i 9jorrins Iaa Der en- Sne.
brine iom eiter en- tefniit tpneig Wlanos
ueiasu iaos5olot CO. $500 Rubitiob
5ns. Raar man regntr Ct 9as Sne til
"a 6ubitioO, siUer ben Driue aItiaa
200 gqs Sns at tore bort. 8riDeus
gagt Fl 2,6l5, $40 gb.
Sreen naaeoe ofte til Storlieneu, %
bet par ON Ssnoo9eu bsieIte Utobe
bIanbt 6jsrrinss glade unaoom at pal:
iarte op os iputie neo / en- bis snmmel
9onss Storlten.
8ebenb 4 ons Il buibeIie. 9n.
eenrigsminilteren bar | ganostinget
fremint goUfotilag ON 9noIsmmelie ai
en- Del al 9ulOoure Sogu iamt al
Sa~nobg.rnes os ytatbanaeIs Soen paa
Amn9er. Rebsnbapn oil nnar bette
5orlas liant 5OriIa8st ON grpnosbeI
SogH ueotases, faa fit areuI forssei
ira 1000 lOr. 9apb msb $50, 900 Snos
tpgsere til 1900 Ibr. 9unO meO $780,.
ooo Snbbpssere.
st Subif9um / SournaIifts
ue%rbenen. 5orIeben par bet 40 Aar
fben ygerIinsits 1ibsnOs@s Rebuttsr,
6anb. pOlit. W. Natbanen til.
traabte i'm VirtiOmbeO / Daaspresien,
ioet ban ben 21oe 5ebruar 1860 aulat
les UeO ,5OIteis aOis". 9iss iben
SOurnuIiitfOreniusen fifteoss, bar 9r.
Raibanien oGret uaist inb / gsfgrsiIen
% bar be fOrIsbne 20 Var BAIT Rusies
rerforrstninserns UNDER fig.
Si9Ibeu Darneoaab. fSor.
Iebsn fanOt Der / Ct. MitteIs Rife
SIasslie en- iiaIosn Daabsbsitibelisbee
Steb, ibet en- arbeiOsmuuos fire Bern,
buOrni Den 9Iolte er IA War, bIeD bsbt
iamiibis. 5aoeren ct 8apiiIt.
Orr. 70. Z. Stsob, ubsiper Of bel
fore suseIite IiOsitrift The Review
of Reviews freU iOrlebsn til .arife.
Iist DusbIoo"s RsOatter / a~sbenbauu
bl. a. ielgtubs:
Oct sIGoer mig at %erfars, at Der /
a%sbsnbuun uosiOss ct DnsbIob meb
IiteI yarifeligt Da%sbIab". Oct er
~fittert bet enelte / 9srbsn. Der II
GisbOm pna triiteIise usebIaOe, men et
ttiltsIiSt Dnsblab sr en- Ngbeo.
DIR. otebbins ira Bolton par
%forIeoen iabe paa yRritelist D~a9blao"s
aontOr ! 6sbenbuun for at faa nogie
OpIpsninser. Son itaI baDs iauti paa
at uOsiUe ct triitsIist Da9bIaO Der
Qanbet.
nusoomsmsbst Rotbine.
5aitsIGDus Manbas aiboIbtes iom ieos
uanIis ct itSrre llugbomsmsbs | 6ols
bling. MisfOusbulet Uar fplOt til ben
l~iertsits Iran9leI. BIanbt 1alerne
The suburban citizen., 1900-09-08
Colorado's Debt to the Camera.

Colorado, more than any other State
in the Union, owes a debt of gratitude
to the camera. But for the develop.
ment of photography along popular
lines the annual rush Of tourists to this
wonderland of nature would be small
in comparison with its present proper.
tions.
At least two-thirds of the tourists
who visit Colorado bring cameras with
them. These Photographic implements
vary from the smallest and cheapest
to the largest and most expensive on
the market.
These camera enthusiasts are doing
much to open up new resorts in Col
orado. They are not satisfied with
shooting up" DTanitou and Pixies
Peak and the Garden of the Gods, but
they turn their faces from civilization
and seek out solemn mountain fast.
nesses that have never echoed to the
click Of the camera shutter They face
hardship, and even danger, for the
sake Of transferring some particular
ly inspiring scene to a plate or film.
The result has been that others have
been induced to desert the beaten
paths of travel, and instead of seeing
only few pages of natures book,
many tourists are now enjoying the
whole volume.
One of the features Of modern ca
mera work, which is coming into ia
vOr, and which can be practiced no
where to better advantage than in this
State, is the photography of animals
in their haunts. The bloodless, but
exciting, hunt Of bear mountain lions
and deer, with no weapon but a cam
era, is claiming more devotees every
year.-Denver (Col) Republican.
The suburban citizen., 1900-09-08
Ksar DO Not nuraen Him.

President Dlaz of Mexico is ap-
preaching the allotted years of man,
but, like most elderly men, will not
confess that age is telling on him.
Powell Clayton, United States minis
ter to our neighboring republic, re-
Gently told a good story of the Vener-
able statesman and soldier. One day,
after having dined at castle Of Cha
pultepec with the president, they Wis
tied the military academy of Mexico,
Here in the gymnasium the students
we're taking exercise, and many Of
them displayed great skill in rope
climbing. One Of these ropes was 40
feet long and hung from a ring in the
roof. Suddenly. with a smile Presi-
dert Diaz stripped off his coat, and,
grasping the rope. began to climb hand
over hand to the top. He came down
In the same manner and with as much
ease as any of the students. He was
hardly even out of breath when he
reached the ground, and laughed when
Gen. Clayton helped him on with his
coat
The suburban citizen., 1900-09-08
The Champion Dog story.

1t is the story the woman who
spends her summers on a farm al
ways tells when dog stories are going
the rounds. She vouches for it, for
she knows the dog, and if she was not
witness for this particular incident
she knows the woman whose husband
owns the dog and neither could be
induced to deviate hairs breadth
from the truth The dog is a clever
shepherd and well acquainted with
all the animals on the place and with
their habits He is on good terms with
them all, and when one day a calf
was shua up in the barn he made
numerous calls upon the prisoner. The
idea first was undoubtedly to vary
the monotony with his presence.
But after a while he noticed that
the calf seemed to have n great long
ing ungratitied He was penned in
with bars which separated him from
quantity Of turnlps which he could
see and smell, but which were entirely
out of reach. 1t was eXasperatng.
The dog, in the course of his visits,
finally became to understand the trOu-
bic, and set about remedying it. The
result was that the next day the
farmer found in the pen with the calf
a half-eaten turnip which he tool;
away, only to find another the. next
day, and still another the tfird, No
one on the farm had fed them to the
animal. and he could not have taken
them himself Then one day the cus.
prlt was discovered. The shepherd
dog every day carefully picked a tur.
nip out Of the pile, took it in his mouth
and dropped it into the pen of his
friend, the calf-New York Times.
The suburban citizen., 1900-09-08
A pntI1nrIr PnrtrnIt.

IN the old castle mt Hamburg
where he mas been in residence, the
German Emperor viii have the oppor.
tunity Of seeing a portrait Of his great,
great grandfather, George ILL., OF
Great Bwtain and Ireland, which is
assuredly one Of the most pathetic pic
lures in the world. 1t represents the
octogenarian king in his terrible con
dltion Of madness and blindness. He
Is seated, clad in a purple dressing.
gown, with yne Star Of the Garter, as
if in irony, on his breast. His sight.
less face is in profile, and he wears a
long white beard which in his day
must have seemed a distinguishing at.
tribute Of madness.
The suburban citizen., 1900-09-08

dividual loss apparently affected him
more keenly than that Of his own son.
Early one forenoon this king with.
out a throne with trailing stah toddled
out into the sunshine. AS he went he
simperCd his melancholy swan song:
The great mountain must crumblc
the strong beam must snap and the
wise man wither away like plant"
lie took to his couch. A week later,
with no wife or child to minister to
his dying hours, with no expectations
Of life to come, muttering no prayer.
betraying no fear, the end drew very
nigh. On the 11th day of the fourth
month, AIS Il. c., the Unchlllcnged,
the Perfect Sage, fell asleep.
DO you ask for his monument? Look
about yOu.-New York Mail and Ex.
press.
The suburban citizen., 1900-09-08
A Great Enrineering Font.

A remarkable engineering feat was
performed not long ago at the STRAIT
ford works Of the Great Eastern Rail-
way. The engineers had set them'
selves the task of building luggage
engine and tender in the quickest time
on record
All the component parts had been
carefully arranged and placed at hand;
and when work commenced early in
the morning the engine quickly began
TO assume shape. BY dinner time it
was practically completed, with the
exception Of painting, and within ten
hours the engine and tender in all
the glory Of new paint, and perfect
in every detail, were taking trial
spin on the line.
The suburban citizen., 1900-09-08
North Capital and lexington
Citizens Association.
Meetings are Held the Fourth Mon
day Evening in Each Month in the
Church OF the United Brethren, Cor
uer North Capitol and II Streets.
OFFICERS;

President, Irwin B. Linton; Vice
President, Washington Topham
Treasurer, W. w. Porter; Secretary
A. o. Tingley; Executive Committee
The officers and Messrs. Jay F. Ban
croft, Tbeo. I. Moore and W. j
Fowler.
B5-T Total Mem bership about $50.
The suburban citizen., 1900-09-08
nnlK NntIneh.

Bucharest officials are conscientious.
After revision Of the registration
lists in that city the following notice
was sent out: Major A. Fanutza 1t
is hereby brought to your notice that
your name Is struck off the list of
electors for Deputies and Senators in
the First District, and will not again
be inserted In II. The reason for this
is the fact that your death occurred
some time ago.
The suburban citizen., 1900-09-08
PRIMACURA.

Primacun not only RELIEVES but PER
MANENTLv ERADIcArEs prickly heat Al
ONCE, and cures all skin diseases. Il il
an IMMEDIATE and PERMANENT allayer OF
inflammation. 1t is a new and economical
remedy which affects permanent cure
For sale by Evans, 994 + ST.. Simms.
l4th st. and New York Ave; Ogram,
18th st. and Pennsylvania Ave, and by
druggists generally.
The suburban citizen., 1900-09-08
TUXEDO NEWS.

Mr.. j. c. Callan is making arrange
ments to SOW rye On the River road,
that was lately plowed up by the brand
new road commissioner. Even the gut
ters have been ruined by this new
amateur rOad-builder
The suburban citizen., 1900-09-08
BTigktWOOd Avenue Citizens
Association,
Meetings are Held the Second Fri
day Eva-SuR in Each Month in
BrightwOS4 Hall.
OFFICERS:

President, Louis T. Shoemaker; lsi
Vice President, Wilton J. Lambert
2nd Vice President, Edward I. Bates
Srd Vice President, Claude F. King
&th Vice. President, A. g. Osborn.
Secretary, John G.. Keene; Assistant
Secretary, Cuvier Green; Treasurer
N. L. Robinson.
R1- Total Membership about l25.
The suburban citizen., 1900-09-08
BLADENSBURG NEWS.

AT the clay and live pigeon tourna-
ment here on Labor Day, Phil Steu-
bener carried off the honors over all
contestants by killing twenty-one out
of twenty-five live birds
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-02-22
NEW CORPORATIONS.
Sash and Blind Co, and Winnonah
Cotton Mill.

The Rocky Mount Sash and Bind
Company was incorporated. It's stock
holders and the number of shares taken
hy each are as follows: c. W. simmons
30: NJ. f. Dauebtridge. 10; +. IL. DauSn-
rr.dge, 10; ID. ID. Daughtridge. 10; IL. IL.
Kicks, 10: j. II. Odom. 10; ID. j. Rose,
). Its business viii he the manufacture
of lumber, sash doors, blinds and furni-
turc The capital stock is $4,000 ard
the charter runs for thirty years The
stockholders meet February - to organ
ize and elect officers and directors.
Inc Wennonah Cotton Mills file arti-
cles of incorporation with the Secretary
of State The business proposed is the
buying and selling. spinning and weav-
ing of cotton and cotton goods, also silk
and wool The incorporatorS are: w. r..
bolt. ST.. and Ethel Holt. of Charlotte,
and w. T.. Holt, Jr. of Lexington The
place Of business will be Lexington.
The caEital stock is $150,000 with priv
iicge to increase TO So00,OtW