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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-07-12
DREAMED LOBSTER.

Cut up into dice enough lobster meat
to make one pint. Mix in saucepan
two tablespoonfuls each of butter and
flour, adding salt and pepper and little
cayenne to season. and gradually one
cupful and one-half of rich milk. stirring
until smooth and creamy; then add the
diced lobster and set back where 1t will
be warm without boiling for ten minutes.
Add little lemon juice just before serv-
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-07-12
DEATH OF JOHN X. BRADFORD.

John x. Bradford, the attorney, died
Friday after an illness of several
months. He was a son of James Brad
ford and was born in this city Novem.
Der Both, 1856. He studied law in the
Office of Victor du Point, was admitted
to practice May 18th, 1882, and opened
an office soon after. He continued to
practice law until his appointment as
register of wills, June 4th, 1886. He
was succeeded by j. Wilkins Cooch.
Mr.. Bradford leaves a wife and two
children. He is also survived by his
brothers, d. Taylor Bradford and James
Bradford,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-07-12

Weigh out one pound of potatoes after
they are pared, boil them and when well
done pour off the water and set on back
Of stove to dry. Mash them while hot,
add pint of cream, butter the size of an
egg, one small cup Of sugar, the juice OF
one lemon. four eggs beaten light and
little salt to season. Bake in deep dish.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-07-12

Mix two cupfuls of sugar, three
fourths of a cupful of butter, two-thirds
Of a cupful Of sour milk, nutmeg enough
to flavor. two eggs, half a teasponful Of
soda and enough -four to roll. Roll out
thin and bake in a quick oven.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-07-12

Blanohed almonds are both brain and
clude them in his daily bill-of- fare
will, to quite an extent, keep up his
mental force and clearness. Juicy fruits
also develop more or less of the higher
nerve or brain hut. unfortunately, they
do not agree with every one. Ladies'
Home journal.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-07-12

Put on the fire one quart Of we'll
washed sheiled green peas withas little
water as you can use to cook them; sea-
son with salt, pepper, a little butter and
tablespoonful Of chopped parsley; add
as much soup stock as required for your
family and cook about one hour and one
half, Serve with croutons.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-07-12
NAsTURTIoN SEED PICKLES.

Make brine of one quart of vinegar
in which is dissolved an ounce and one
half of salt; put in jar and drop into 1t
the nasturtion seeds as they ripen. II a
scum is noticed on the vinegar drop in
a few pieces of horseradish root and all
will be we'll.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-07-12

Take five eggs, a quarter of a pound
of butter the same weight Of sugar, as
much cold mashed sweet potatoes as is
necessary to thicken; add the Juice and
grated rind of one lemon and spice IL to
your taste. Bake in a deep, buttered
dish,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-07-12

Special Correspondence OF Gazette and Journal.
Dover, July 6.--Sheritf Wharton,
yesterday, sold the Harrington Plain.
Dealers outfit to William Fleming OF
Harrington for $500. The claims aggre.
gated 500. j. Z. HorDey Uf Hariing
ton will publish the newspaper.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-07-12

To one quart of boiling water add one
teacupful of corn meal, one teacupful Of
graham flour, one-half teaspoonful of
salt; boil well together and put aside to
cool. 1t may be eaten with milk or fried
as q breakfast dish.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-07-12

Beat three tablespoonfuls of water
and two eggs and add -four enough to
make a stiff dough; add sugar to sweet
en- TO taste, roll out as thin as a soda
cracker, cut into any fancy shape de-
sired and fry In hot fat.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-07-12
HIS BODY SHOT To PIECES,

Albany, Ga, July 6.-John Roe, an
1S-years negro, was lynched near
Columbia, Ala, today, for an attempted
assault. His body was shot to pieoes.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-07-12
Two DROWNED, nine RESCUED
Sad Accident on the Delaware
River Yesterday Week.
IT OCCURRED NEAR THE JETTY
Catboat Capsized When APP
preaching Christiana.

The Hero of the Day Was James serson.
Who, Although Crippled In One Leg,
Saved One of His Companions The Sur
vivors Were Taken From tho Bottom OF
the Upturned Boat by Passing Launch.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-07-12
FOR YOUR soRAP-BooK.
Recipes From Many Sources and Of
Acknowledged Worth.
BROWN MINCED FISH.

BROWN MINCED FISH.
Boil sufficient salt cod for the family
and pick out the skin and bones when
1t is warm. Next day chop 1t fine with
any cold potatoes left over. In frying
pan fry crisp few slices Of salt pork,
take out the pork and put in the fish and
potato and one gill of milk. stirring care
fully without disturbing the bottom and
Sides On the top put a few pieces of
butter just before 1t is done. The mix
turs should come out whole and well
Drowned.
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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-24

MEN bawic Gle polityks. Lud, sluohsjso
swsgo sdrowsgo. ohtopskisgo rosssdku,
rosumniej pocsyna sobis " polityoe,
nis Of. ks6r.y ohcs by6,jsgo ~nsuo.yoi..
lsmi. A js4sli o.assm bisdsi, TO tylko .
braku oSwiaty ~polityosnej, ulegs DO.
wien wtsdy slym radon. Ale jak juA
powisd.ielifmy, q mas niestssy, nawst
wir6d iudsi wyks.taiconyoh oiwista
polityczna nisko stoi.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-24
GnieznO.

Gaissno, obchodxsoe obsonie dxie.
wiecsstny jubilsuss ogtoszsnis katsdry
swsj "a mstrop olje wszystkich koioio
low W POlsce, Lefty " bsrdso pieknej
okolicy. Latem ssu uis to l.ny oieskim
kiossm pssenicy. a sislons gaia 1 wsg6
RIA patrss. niby " lusterko. " woody
liczuych staw6w jssior.
Nsjdawnisjsi hissoryoy, swami kroni.
karEsmi, pissa " swoioh krooiksch 70
Goissoo zbudowai Lsch dawoiej niz
prssd c%stsrnastu seskami lat. 0 Leoh
miai snalszc IA jsdnsm Re wsgorI tego
pustkowia goi.zdo niszwyktyoh ptskow,
DO ori6w biatych. Wydato mn sic to
dobra wr6zbs, wieo ssm sic tn "a
gnisz izif saiozone miasto naxwai
Gnisznem.
Gnissno stsio sic pisrwsss stolica ma
nassej z'emi. Prsebywali W MEM roe
wsici ksisteta, prssbywai Misosysiaw
1 Imie sego msdrsgo ksieoia bsrd.o
dobr.s JEST nam snsne. Wismy, 70 20.
jswszy IA tone cnosliws k~sistnicrke
csssks, Dsbrowke. "a jej sprsws ME
tylko sam prsyjsi chrzsst, lscr l do Pol.
ski Ware chrzsscrjshsks wprowadzit.
.zdsrssnis 10, niesmisrnej wsgi dls
nsssego nsrodu, miaso misjsoe " Gnisz.
nile. To prIybyi Z Czech kspfan Boho.
Wild ! ochrscii najpierw Mieosysta va, q
potem chrzcf lud.
Ma psmistke vypsdku, kt6ry Wy.
wi6di Polske = ciemnofoi p~ogs6sswa,
Mieczysfsw postavii " Gnis 4 ale wspa.
niafy koiciof, " kt6rym POI ,isj pres
Lat trsysts odbywsia sic k~oronsojs kr6.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-24

Low polskioh I prseohowywaay sie klej
noty korouaoyjns: korona. misos Sscser.
biec, jablko / wa6csnia ~. Mauryosgo.
Gdybylmy jednak sadsili, e kstsdra
~gniezoishska wygladaaa "a o.as6w ME.
osysaawa tax. jak d.ii, tobyimy byli "
bfadsie. P~rsschodsila ons rosmaite wro.
gle kolsjs losu. Gniesno byso wysta.
wions ma czests napady ~nispr.yjsci6s.
kt6r.y 1e bursyli. palili rabowali, ME
osscssdssjso iwiasyh. Nsjoisss.y oios
zadsli Gois.nu kr.ysaoy l4.sym vie.
ku, q p6zaisj sswsdsi W siedmnsstym
wisku. Dwukrotnie nissosyl tea po4ar
miasto ! koscioay. ZawsEe jsdnaki Gnis.
EMO J jego katedra dzwigaay sic sso.e.
lliwis : grux6w.
Podosss smutnyoh onyoh przsji6
skarbisc k~atsdralny utracil wisls 70
svych bogactw. q katsdra wisle pamis.
TEX prsss.ioici. I dzil jednak ma ich
ME maio.
NaJ"spanialssa jej ozdobs jest oitars
Nv. Wojoiecha, ma ks6rym stoi srsbrna
trumna : koIcmi meosenniks. Zwaoki
~. Wojcisoha, kt6rego .amordewaIi,
jak wiadomo, prusaoy, gdy gsosii i'm
oauke Chrystusows, sprowad.i do
Gnie.na Bolesiaw Chrobry, syn Me.
osysfawa Dsbr6wki. Pr.sd tfumu.
meczsnnika fpiswana bywa v dol uro.
osyste Pissh: nBogarodsico d.iswioo,
Bogism slawiona Mario" kt6r, to pissn
Ipiswali nasi ojcowis, idso " b6j Z ME.
pr.yjaoielem Ojc.y.ny.
Obok wislkisgo oftarsa spoouywaj.
.wfoki Dsbr6wki, zony M~isosyslawa va, .
mathi Bolessawa Chrobrego, kt6ra pisr.
VISA zacssfa ssczspi6 ma siemi onoty
ohrssicijahskis l stala sic wzorsm do.
skonafoioi ola niswisst polskich. Male.
~ tn jessczs wspomnis6, 4e wkryptaoh
katsdry gniszoishskiej .najduje Gle tss
trumna Judyty, tony Bolsssawa 'Chro.
brego.
Dfugo sabawilifmy W stsrodawnsj
swissynii ju4 csas nam j. opuioi6.
Rsucmy wieo jesso,e okism ma IA bo.
o1nyoh ksplio, oxdobionyoh pissnymi
pomnikami. nj bibliotske 1 arohiwum,
gd.is sic p~rssohowuja osnns ksiegi,
wa4ns dokumsnty = pospisssmy ku
drswiom gt6wnym. Dsswi TO nislada
jake! O6.rowal js do katsdry Bols.
stsw Krrywousty prssd sisdmiu sstka.
mi lat. So n ulsns re spizu maia
wyrzniets ma swsj powierzohni gl6wns
sosny Z zyoia Nv. Wojoisohs.
Otto jsstsimy ju4 ns sswnstr, kate.
dry M'sd.issy jsi dach b'y,so.y "
sfohcu. jsk sloty. Wysokis ma 145 sokci
wists bods nisbo, q dswony. = kt6.
ryoh nsjwieks.y waay 4 300 faut6v.
dxwopia radoloia/ ~ III
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-24
BIEDNI BOERZY!

w ssrcu, jak najlsps.s
Msjsc horoskopy,
Prsyssh bisdni bisga6
0 litosc Europy.
Koohanka Jowisxa
Widsac te druzyne,
Zrobiia okropnis
Zsdsiwiona mine.
= Dobrsy pr.yjaoisls =
Oxwaia sic skromnis:
Jak : 4adsnism takism
If6 mo4ecie do mniepI
Rady. jak najleps.ej
Udziele wan chstnis,
Ale musse prssois4
Dxiaiac k~onsekwentnis.
Racscie sie prsskona6
Prose- moioh goici:
Csy dawaiam kiedy
Dowody litosoiP
Cry kto mie prsyiapaf
Ma tenn wtedy mote,
Gdy krew meo.ennik6w
Zalswafa Kro4eP
Gdy wygauial prusak
lob Z ojozystej siemi:
Gym sic mote kiedy
Ujela "a nismiP
Wiec mill pielgrsymi
ia wssystko dad moge,
Wssystko - PROOF litosoi!."
1dzois " swoja droge.
Re
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-24
Lud i polityka.


nych ola ludu, 1nalsz6 mofns sdanis,
e ten lud mass polski ME jest jes.o.e
.dolny do d.ia.ania polityc.nsgo, e
niema n~alssytej olwiaty ~polisycsnsj.
M6wis tax o ludsis nistylko " saborss
r~osyjskim. nistylko " Galioji, ale na.
wet W xaborEe pruskim, gdsie oiwista
jest ju4 oddawna rospows.echniona.
Inni snowu rzskomi prsyjaoisls ludu
twisrd,a, as " saborss rosyjskim ME
mote by6 zadnsgo d.iaiania polityoz.
nsgo, ze wieo o to jedynis trosso.yc sic
tr,sba, ably lod .achowaa swoja uarodo.
wol6.
w polityos, jak ka4dsj roboois
.biorowsj, g~romad.kisj, MUSIC bye lu-
d.is. ktor.y uia kierujs, kt6rsy innyOh
prowadza, wska.ujso i'm lob nawet ros.
ka.ujao. kiedy, jaA ! 90 o.ynic naleay.
Ci kisrownicy roboty polityosnej, mu.
SEA mie6 odpowiednis wyks.saiosnis
naukowe I p~raksyo.ns, mus.s posiadac
wiels roanego rodzaju wiadomoIoi.
D.iaialnoic polityczna jest wogole -.
DAMIEN bardso trudnsm. Kisrownicy
jej znac powinni- doskonals nistylko
dsisje wiasnsgo narodu, ale 1 innyoh,
sfsby mogli . dofwiadossnia dswnyoh
osai6w kOr.ystac bied6w q mas lub
gd.isindsisj popslnionyoh uniknac. jak
r6wniet 4sby mogli stosowsns poprsed-
MO sposoby. kt6re okasaly ale skutscE-
nymi, n~ailadowad.
Ale ME dosyc .nac dsiejs dawnyOh
osss6w. Wszystko IA iwisoie sic zmis.
mia, zwiaszcza stosunki pomied.y ludz.
mi.
To, 90 nisgdys " polityoe byio do
brsn, pozytecxnem, dis oka.a6 sic mo.
4s wskutsk .nian, jake zas.iy .ism,
sskodliwem. Tax up. powdtanis .broj.
ne " pewnyoh ~wsrunkach, klsdy wro.
gowie nasi wplataliby sic " cistka ola
nich wo;ue, q my moglibyfmy liosy6
nistylko ma wiasns SHY, ale I ma Ayo.li-
wol6 a nswst ma pomoc innych poteA
nych pshstw byioby niewatpliwie ola
sprawy narodowej ~uaytscsnsm, nato-
miast ~wywo.sns bsx widok6w swyoies
twa, byloby Ola tel sprawy sgubnsm.
Jsdno 1 10 Same dsisisnie mote by6
" polityce Iasm Tub dobrem, pozytscs.
mem l sIkodliwsm, salstnis cd csasu l
innyoh okolicsnosoi. To, 90 dsisiaj Jest
sgubnsm, ju,ro mote bye sbawisnnsm,
! ms odwr6t. Polityka wieo wymsgs
wislkisj ro.wsgi l .~najomosci r.sosy.
Ci, kt6r.y mia kisrujs, sna6 powinni
d~oskonsle SHY wissnsgo nsrodu 1 syoh
pahstw, pod ksorych wiadzs my polaoy
xostsjsmy. Powinni iakae sns6 ssosun
XII wsajsmns miedsy rotosmi pshstwa
mi, q to stosunki cisgle sic smisniaja 1
W rozmsity sposob plscia Trssba te
xmisny bscznis ilsd.ic, sz' ny nile pomi.
mao ssdnsj pomyilnej ola oss okolios.
nosci, ale rovniet zsby nis sspsdsic
Ue lskkomyslnis.
Ale robots poli'ycrns opr6cI kie.
r~ownikow, Iposrssbuje licInysh sasse.
pow prscownik6w. Wtsdy dopiero
stale sic %skuseOsns. kiedy bIors "
nisj udsiai masy, kisdy stale do MEL
nsrod oaiy.
Nievatpli via wfr0d ludu trudno d.ik
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-24

winniSmy rosumie6, dlaossgo TAX Q ME
inao.sj po~stepujsmy. 1 og6t wieo po.
winien bye polityosnis oswisoony, po-
winisn mis6 potrzsbne ~wiadomoioi, 4s-
by m6gs osadsic, osy xalsosns mu poll.
tyka jest odpowisdnis. Oiwiata poll
tycsna jest dsil bardso j~sszo.s nisdos.
tatec.na " narodsis nassym, ale = kaz
dym rokism wzrasta 1 to ME tylko tam,
gdsie lud bierse udsiai " 4yoiu poll.
tycsnsm, ale nawet ~ ssborse rosyj
skim, xwiassoss " Kr6lsstwie.
w Galioji I " sabor.s pruskim lud
jest ju1 " .~nsosnsj csefci> prsygotowa.
ny do d.ialalnoioi polityosnsj l ro.umis
jsj snac.snie. Ma sic roxumiec, oIvia.
Ia p~olityc.ns ludu 1 " tych siemiach
polskich ME stOi jes.o.e wysoko, s.o.e
g6lnis " Galicji, gdsis r6sni polityoy
z pod oismnej gwiazdy. " rodsaju ks.
Ssojaiowskiego, maja powod.snis wir6d
oiemnsj r.sssy. Ale ME odra.u Kra.
k6w sbudowany, lud cd nisdswna do.
pisro zao'at d.iaiac " polityoe wlas.
nym rozumem, powoli jednak nabisra
doswiadozsnia 1 oorss lspisj dale sobis
rade.
w sabor.e rosyjskim lud niema spo.
sobnolci do s~aprawisnia Gle " robocis
polityc.nsj. Tu dsialalnofc politycsna
must bye tajna 1 Z konieo.noloi ograni.
o.ons. Nisma AMI ksissek, ami pism.
kt6rsby sprawy politycsne nalsayois
wyjalniiy I pouOzaly ludzi nieofwisoo.
nycb.
Me ,nacsy to jsdnak, Asby d.ialal.
noI6 politycsna " zaborzs rosyjskim
byla nismozliws. Przsoiwnis, jest ona
tam konisc.na, pomimo prssszk6i jake
spotyka, tylko must byc inao.sj nia y
Galioji 1 .aborse pruskim prowadsona.
Oswisoanis ludu o jsgo prswaoh 1
potr.ebaoh jest jut tam robots poll.
tyczna. Me motns jednak popr.ss.a6
M niej, trssba saraxsm praw swych
bronic ! doohodxi6, trzsba walczy6 o
sachowanis tego, CO nam sic slus.nie
nalezy.
Obrona praw narodu, potrIeb jsgo,
obrona WARY, mowy ojc.ystej, wolnosoi
obywatslskisj, jsk rs ~niss ro.ssersanie
praw issniejacych I .dobywanis nowyeh
- ME mozs odbyc sic be-. waikiki, BIO
rsad obcy, swlas.csa rrad taxi, jak 70.
syjski ! pruski, daaacy do wytepisuia
narodowoioi %nsssej, na tsdns ustspstwa
dobrowolns sic ME zgodsi l tylko pred
siia ussepuje. TIE prawa % nam 20
tr.ebns, aeby nsrod mass mezniaf, r6si
" dobrobyt. " osviase, zsnim nsdsjd sic
ohwils stsnowoss oswobodsenia ojosys
ny ! niswoli.
A walka katdy to rosumis - js-
zsli jest lut konisczns, must byc pro-
wsdzona porsadnie, wsdfug plsnu, IA
wsp6lnsm poro,u nisniem sic, : namys-
lem 1 ro,wsga. D,iatsnis ma wisspa
rske, "a oslsp, mote byc sylko szkodli.
wen ola sprawy ogolnsj. RObots po-
litycsna, obrons praw narodowyoh 1
b ywstelskiob, walka Z rssdem powinna
bye porzsdais urEsdsoos, Osyll ~Insossj
sorgsoisows, powiuns misc kisro wni
kow, ksorIy csiOic sprswy rorumiejs,
wiedza kisdy, QdEis, lax 1 90 robi6 ua.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-04-09
N
To tho Delight Of Their Parents and a
Large Audience Saturday Night
Coming Dancing Event.

The dancing school at the opera house
Saturday evening had no only a large
attendance but an appreciative audience
that enjoyed the figures OF the children
equally az much as they themselves.
The first prize in the cake walk was
won by Robbie Kramer and Pearl Palm
or. and the second by Joe Fits and Dill
lie Whittridge. The contest was taken
part in by nine couples and was q very
daintily managed affair. After this the
May pole dance and general dancing took
place. Before the evenings festivities
closed, the juvenile GLASS presented their
instructor, Mrs. Holt, with = beautiful
| silver bon bon dish.
The young people Of the school have
now begun the preparation OF . series OF
dances to be given in Q ballet spectacle
entertainment, Tuesday evening. April
II. Mrs. Holt will direct the entertain.
ment and Halstead's orchestra will fur.
nish the music for the evening. A
special feature OF the entertainment will
be an international ballet in which
couples will dance tho national figures
Of America, Scotland, Ireland. Greece
Africa, and other famous, dances, ouoh
az tho minuet, butterfly dance, century
bells, etc., besides some modern special
ties. 1t promises to be an attractive
affair throughout.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-04-09
4 DIZZY DANCE
At the Union Temperance Meeting Sun
day Night Rev. Mr.. Cline Walks
on the Cake Walk.

The union temperance meeting at the
opera house had a fair attendance last
evening, not crowded by any meane, and
a little Disappointing in program. The
reverend gentlemen who did the speak
ing did very we'll, indeed, but like the
audience which expected other talent on
this occasion the clerRymen too we're die.
appointed and had to speak on short
notice. Rev. Hugh Robinson spoke
very forcibly on the power and evil OF
the saloon 10 the nation and Revs. Shep.
herd and Cline on the power and evil in
~tiuence OF the saloon in Madison. Mr..
| Cline made the only sensational hit OF
the evening. In opening h,s address he
stated that he happened into the opera
house Saturday afternoon and there
witnessed a lot OF little children, boys
and girle, engaged in dances, cake walks,
etc, and said he, dramatically, 'Before
the mothers OF this audience aud OF
Madison, | say the performance was i'm
modest, indecent and tending to i'm
morality. and / care not who gets mad at
my language, either. Now, get mad II
you want to- said the impassioned
speaker. aud he was greeted,
with u perfect storm OF applause.
Rev. Cline's remarks about the saloon in
~fluence WAS just about as ''scrappy' as
his remarks on dancing, which made his
address rather spicy throughout. There
was no ~allus,on, however, during the
evening IN the remarks OF the speakers
that they endorsed the good govern
ment" candidate for mayor or hat ne
would endorse their position. Politics
were esohewed entirely which was quite
a disappointment to an opera house
audience.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-04-09
OPERA HOUSE ONE NIGHT ONLY.

Ginder Brothers present a new adver.
tisement in this issue.
For sale, Is bushels Early Ohio seed
potatoes. Inquire at this office.
A young child OF Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Sherman Of Ramona died to. day.
Mrs. Thos. Williams OF Howard is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Chss. Jones.
Weather forecast: Rain tonight and
probably Tuesday; colder west portion.
Mrs. J. Is. Jones accompanied by her
son, J. l.. Joues, departed for Rochester,
Mimi.
Arrivals from the north: Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank FIitcroit, Frank Regan, Miss
Corliss.
Special communication Of Evergreen
lodge, A. F. add A. NJ. tonight. Work
in +. G. degree.
Jos. WEIGH OF Lanesboro, Mimi, who
has been visiting his uncle, Richard
Lawlese, returned home.
Herman UnzIeman Of Sioux Falls is
visiting his brother Fred Unzleman OF
the east side Of the county.
Local market: Wheat, MOL, 81 cents
No. >, ~. Flax, sl.3s. May wheat il
Minneapolis opened at CAS- and closed
at 6lsa.
Com parisons ara always odious, but
comparisons between Dave Hines and
and Charlie Porter would probably b.
somewhat odorous, also.
Miron Gobel, who came up from Fair
view, Lincoln county, Saturday evening
with his sick wife, who is daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Delmage. returned
home.
Arrivals on the evening train: Rev
J. C. Hubbell. J. b. Veeey, Mrs. N. d
McGilhvray, Mrs. WIN. Boswell, Joh'
Magnet OF Sioux Fslls, guest OF th'
Erickson brothers, Orland.
Charlie Porter was eloquent in his ab
sence from the opera house Temperance
meeting last night, Notwithstanding on
OF his nominations IA bestowed upol
him by the citizens good government
party.
Mrs. Becker OF Oldham, who has bee
in the hospital here for some time die
yesterday OF consumption. tho woman
case being considered hopeless befor
abe came here. Her husband died sbou
a year ago and che leaves three children
] two OF whom were here with her, . DO
; Of and a girl Of u summers. The on
At Oldham is q mere baby. Her remain
: were shipped to Oldham this even'n
for interment.
n The Purvis company in Goethe's in
mortal play OF Faust is announced q
\ .ha next attraction at the opera hous
y for one night only, April II, and mere'
. an announcement OF this play should .
sufficient 70 attract q large aud'eno
e : And particularly 90 with the urv
company under the MANAGEMENT OF NJ
III. L. Bueord, . manager OF great exper
enos. which comes to us so highly recon
mended BY oil ne,ghboring Cities IN
company numbers twelve people, No
scenery. costumes and electrical efieo'
and in addition, for the first. time IN Co
Junction with this play, tho sensation
all Europe, poses plastique, described
a beautiful novelty in keeping with II
auperb pioturesqusnsss OF this notab
u production. Our local opera house ma
ayers guarantee this great atsract'o
/. aud request that those who arc not mo
than pleased, after the second sot' TO OF
at tho box Office and they Will retu'
them their money.
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II your children are f~retful, peevish,
and crosse, mother the same. ditto the
bose, it would seem proper TO give 'em
Rocky Mountain Tea. 35 cents.
FRANK G. SMITH.
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Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1900-07-20
Names of white uonx. ,..,

IL is an interesting study i'm noInen.
ciature TO run over the names of the
presidents wives. There has been hut
one Mary-Mary Todd Lincoln. There
were two Notwithstanding Dandridge
washington and Martha Wayles Jef.
ierson; two Abigails-Abigail Powers
fliimore and Abigail Smith Adams
Another maiden possessed of tbe com.
monpiace name OF Smith became tba
wire OF president Margaret Smith
VINO married Zachary Taylor. There
were also two Elizas-EIlza X artwriobt
Monroe and Eliza McCardle Johnson
mere was second Todd - Dolly
Todd Madison. After Dolly which
was perhaps the most fanciful name
saVoring more of a nickname tbere
were the two rather high soundino
names, Letitia and Lucretia .etitia
CHRISTIAN Tyler and Lucretia Rudolnb
uarneld. Julia Dent Grant Iucv
WeDD Hayes and Louisa Catherine Al
ans had Christian names more modern
ana less sedate than Jane Annleton
fierce, Hannah Hoes Van Buren,. Ra.
chel Donelson Jackson, Sarah CbiIdrass
IoiK and Anne Symmes Harrison
frances Folsom Cleveland, Caroline
Scott Harrison and Ida Saxfon NtcLrir'
'ey are familiar to all.-New York SIM