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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-16

sine beutf&e poian5fdlt. SIN DorhpIe
bes Oamens finb cine Mnaabl Oeidibs
aufgefellt, weIde bic gbineien ibrsr
3eit auridlieben. Mn. ben Datner
IalisBt ii9 has Stranolaser an, tn
benz Elm She'll Der oeutiden @eiaBung
untsrsebra6tiF. au9 befinbst iih BIER
bas 2a5aretb.
SIR bic Srbnuns unb Gi6erbeit in
Siintau ior9t Elm poliseitommiIidr In
Der perion zines 2~ieutenants. Sbm
untsrheb.n polisihen. Gbineien, bic
ais 4baei&en ibrer Wurbe auf Der
&appe unb benz Mermel ibrer bidmat=
tirten Sade cine idwars=meiB=rotbe
gipoe, In ibren Gaulien aber bide
&niippei traaen.
9ie hutide @egieruns erbielt ibrer
3eit bon China cine Gonseiiion gum
8au elmer giienbahn bon Giautidau
na0 Der Sauptraot Der Yroplns Spans
tuns, Siinan=fu. Sie gabtt fiibrt on
ben Gpblensruben BON Wei=iiang, bas
nur 62 ensliIae Metlen bon &iautidau
entfernt liest, pOrbei unb iiellt einen
QnidluB an bic sroben 9abnen i'm
NOroen fer. Sas 9anSe bon Der 8abn
burdsoeene 8ebiet 1T ungemein fru9t-
bar uno bi1tbeD0lfert.
Ser Sauptpertb Der peutiGen pa9-
tung In China aber liegt in Der
Giauti6all=8u9t ielbit. gs 9ibt auf
Der Grbe ielten einen Safen, Der flip 10
au 9efefisunsen eisnet, pie bic 9u6t
pon &iaut5dau. Dit penn uneridbpf=
Ii9en gorraib better Goblen in fat
unmittelbarer gldbe, bat bic Slotte, Die
bieisn Safen gu ibrem Sauptquartier
ma9t, cine umenolide ueberlesenbeit.
9ie Giauti6au= 9udt bat cine bura
borIprin9enbss 2ano ueren9te ginfabrt
bon atpei Geemeilen. Sic III einsei6lOi=
len bur6 bic 9~auiban=S iiselfette i'm
NprboHen unb fafi ebenio gut geiGibt
i'm Siiouelten unb Siicen. Sabei 1T
itiirmii9es Wetter In Der gu9t fat
unbefannt. Ste 9u6t III bollfDmmen
frei bon Nebeln, Die fir MOnate i'm
Sabre BON elmer Gone, bic fi6 mebr
mad Often berab mad Der &ife bon
Sbansbai bin ertredt. porberri6en.
Sn Der Giauti6au=9 udt braudt tein
Sdiff auf Die Slutb gu tparten; bel
iebem @aiferfanoe tOnnen in Jolge
ibrer Sieie S6iffe elm unb auslaufen.
&apitdn Saeidfe muroe I'm Sttober
1898 gum @OuDerneur BON Giautlbau
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-16
ShmerhIriafeff.

Cine reihe Dame, pelho burh Sr. Ri,
hption's fiinftlihe GhrtremmeIn b. Sdbmer.
bSriefeit nnb S%brenicnirn aeheiIt mcrhen
finb. bat ieinem Snfitut Elm @e'derf Dor
10000 Yennr iihermodt, bamit iolhe tnubs
nnb itfperhDri q Y%eripnen, peIde nidt Die
Rittel beiieer. fh bic Shrtrommetn Al Der.
ihofen, hieielben umionff erhoIteu f6nnen.
iuuue mon abrei5tren: SO. 45S. 9as
Snftitut Nihplian, $50, 8. Iuenle. Seem
gorf. 44s1ir
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-16
nagRpltdbe

,9l9, 6err Oottor, fomtnen Ste;
mir molten etrpas pierbdnbia ipielen.A
-.2ieber nidt, Grdulein BETH; baau
fpiele Id nidt tattgemdb senug."-
rNber bas ma9t ni9ts: id fpiele aud
niht taftaemGB u
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-16
3apo's
Sanf,

@etlid psm Guurthauie, ct Glouo. @inn..
sablt 4 Hrosent Sntereiien auf @elber, wel6e
fir ELM Sabr, unb 3 lro3eut, penu bieielben
fir 6 Monate beponirt perben. Serborst gelb
auf grInoei9entbun, weldes su ieber Seit
fGuig ober ni6t, entpeber 9ans ODER tbeilwei=
ie, ie mad Selieben surilfbe;abl werben funn.
9erfauft @ediel, Gelbieuoungen unb $adage=
Sfeine pom unD mad allen Sdnbern guro=
pas. 9lussii9e aus ben Grandchildren cab
i%trafts), SoIma6ten, Saufz unb Sppotbeten
unb ionittse llrfluben lperoeu 9eieslid aus
~9eferti9t lllb be9laubi9t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-16
Gelb 3m Derlei6en.

Nuf culttuirte Sarms sesen let9te
gebtnsunsen un6 gu niebrisen &aten
@elb 81 perleiben. Gs wirb it9 gu9
lebnen, Bel mir porsuipreden, ruenu
Sbr etne anleibe auf Cure Sarm maz
den wolIt.
Is II y. 9. SDrman.
Office iber grter WationaIbanf. ct. gIoub.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-16

@ouperneursgebduoe in Sfntau.
Der big Gnbe Sanuar fdllt etuas
S9nee.
@lei6 am Gineanae Der &iauti6au=
8u9t liegt bas Sort Siintau, meter
i'm Snneren bes 2anoes beiinben lid
Die Stdbte Sfino uno 9iauti9au.
Sriiber mar &iautI6au ielbi Safen=
fiabt unb elm bliibenber Sanoelsplay,
ben als iolden i6on Die Graber tann=
ten uno aufiubten. SIN 8erlaufe Der
s3eit aber %beriancete Der Safen, uno Ger
blibenoe Sanoel gins su Grunbe. Sic
Sempel unO gasooen. tuelfe pon Der
einfigen @rDbe Oieier nit md6tigen
&ingmauern umeebenen Stabt seu9en,
iino benz @erfall nabe.
Sn Siintau befinbet lid oas besti6e
Gcuberneursgebdube, Der friibsre Oa=
men bes dineIiiben Generals Chang.
Nuber Dem Sauptsebduoe iiebt man
ba nmfaiiungsmauern uno sablreife
Neben9ebduoe. Sic freiIie9enbe Mauer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-16
Grnrral y. TtGel.

Ser Sabrer se= oeatidien Gbtmaoioitom elm
bersorre :,,oer GeneraIitabs o~ffsier.
Ser lshisr Sage bon Sremerbaoen
absefaGrene Observation-Disclosures Der nod
China e~ntIanoten beutIden Sipiiion,
General b. 2eiIel, bat lange 3eit i'm
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-16

9lls eisentlide 8aiis fir bic Spera-
tipnen Der mad China entianoten beut.
iden Gtreittrdfte muB Giauti6au, Der
bortise beutlae GOlOnialbeiiB, trOb iei-
rler gntfernuna bon Sientitn, betradtet
tusrben. unb bic M6slidteit ideint
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-16
Tet1e photographer.
8. g. STU, 26-5. Mpe. q,

SIR ioGltet eu1 bte Mufterarbeit beiebeu, be.
Dor ibr ionitpo bin9ebt. gabtnetbiloer Dor
8ii4of Martp unb &ir4en< rno S4nIoes
auoen au nertaufen. 90
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-16
empire 8raneret,
VAL. UDERMANN.
RaAtsIser ben 0ess. Wsss.
81. sIsut.

4urd Beiorsuns BON gutem Nier nab
ard sunorfommenbe prenlpte Bebienana
iaGen MIR uns bic CAN'T elmer 9esArteS
gunbihaft Az fi4ern. 8ehe1un8erf fac Sa,
TniIienoebrouh merbeu prrmnt beternt,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-16
Eiaut(6au.
Senti9sGbina bic natiirIi6e Csrta:
tionsbaiis Der benti9en streitfriite.

N~errItdfeit = GbineFider albsr.
eIaabe-9sutfMe Gifenbabn tn ebamtmmo.
Gin 9eufter,0rtessbaien = SsIoenmdtbiser
yebeuSrettes.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-16

6 roBartiae Sanbfertis=
teitsfdule. Dor Sturgeon bat In
Chicago, SlI., oas Sireftorium Der sl
sriinbenoen pullman Sree Sdool Of
Manual Granting" aus Der grbmaiie
bes %perforbenert Gdlafmasenf6niss
George M. pullman Die teftamentarii9
fur Die Sdule befiimmten $1,000, 600
erbalten. Gieielbe ioll benz Willen
ibres Stifters semdB bic e~robartisRe
unb bette sdule ibrer Dirt i'm 9ansen
Eanbe tperben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-16
Grand Pacific Hotel

Ode BON g. M1e. ur6 i. Stt6Bt,
ct. GIouo. Yeinn.
BUR sefd1iseu Nahribt, bab ib obt9es
6otel, zines Der alteften uno beft befann'
ten 6otels in Der Staot, alter Soldiers
Blab) iibsrnomnen babe, nit benz aud
gut eiraeribtete S~tauunsen perbunben
finb. @esen cute uno prompte Beoies
t1uns uns nit Der 3uiiderune, iebem
Gunben mein 6otel in ieoer 5inii9t ~
einem ansenebmen 6eim su seftalten, ert'
pTeblt fib beftens etnem seebrten Bubli'
fun pom nab uno fern
22=3mts Ssbn &aufntarn.
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@ebrWoer SnT.

Smmerfort frii9e unb suuerldiiise
Waare fur Saus unb SH6e gu BEN
n%tebrisiteu Yreilen. Steele uno gu
porfommenbe Sebienuns iebem Sun<
ben ii9er. 16=ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-16

tuer-
ben nidt mebr in Der S6tueis fabrisirt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-16

nit angeIeben batte. mari pbne geben=
fen ben sdbel ab unb iprans NIT
Mantel unb Uniform bon Der bpben
Quaimauer in's WaIier. Mit pielsr
Miibe selans es linn, ben &naben uno
lid mieoer auf's SrOdene gu %bringen.
Ser 8etter rief Dann cine Eroi1fe ber=
bel uno fubr nit ieinem S9iBlins gu
oeIien gltern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-16
HmT's.
leidt sema6t

wv
@enn bas @etter beiBt lit, iebnt ii9 ie=
Der mad ben i6atti9en niern zines Gate.
Inn aber bas 0~er9nii9en pol 5u MAIDEN,
nimmt es etmas Gutes sur geiriebi9une
bes in neren Wenl9en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-16

Ger bette glat in Der Stabt fir iorsfdltise
reinli6e unb rai6e arbeit uno bic niebri9.
ten fSreiie. 27=li
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-16

ollie unlere @aaren limb irii6 unb 9e=
i6maduou, unO an i6modbaften Sc
BADEN finbet ma BEL aaes, mas man ii6
mn piini6en fam. @er ii6 nit GB=
paaren auf's bette perieben mill, ipre6e
mr. hpi
The daily news., 1900-03-15
VESSELS INSPECTED
by Capt. s. {. Cobb. Surveyor OF the
American Shipping Bureau.

by Capt. $. {. Cobb. Surveyor OF the
American Shipping Bureau.
Capt. :. c. Cobb, surveyor for the
American Bureau of shipping, re-
turned last night from trip to Apa-
lachicola, Carrabelle and IT. George
island. He inspected the schooner
Benz. {. Cromwell of Portland. Capt.
McClearn, which is undergoing re-
pairs at 1t. George island. 10 con-
tinue in her class, ready 10 be
launched in about three weeks.
Also the schooner Warren Adams.
of jacksonville. has been moved
from her position about 300 feet in
the woods to the beach. and i be-
ing made ready to launch III the
canal eXcavated by r. r. Saunders
x Cos. dredge Thackery. These
vessels were driven ashore il the
Carrabelle storm.
Capt. Cobb also reports The store
Of the Franklin Lumber CO. and ;hc
railroad depot at Carrabelle rebuilt.
The daily news., 1900-03-15
MARDI GRAS 1901.
A Fund Already in Hand for the Car
niVal

At the meeting of the Clerks
Union last night the carnival COM
mittee made its report, showing to-
tai rect iptS for the Mardi Gras car
nival of 1900 of Sl,9s2 50 and to-
tai expenditure of $l,62S.72. leaving
a balance on hand of s.53 % a
nest-egg for the carnival OF 1901,
from which a few small outstanding
bills must be paid.
Preparatory to the carnival of 1851
the following carnival committee
was appointed: a. H. D'Alemberte,
John G.. Oliver. Joseph l. JOhnsou
r. L. Reese, &. c. Goodman. a. H.
Runyan, Abe Daniels, Henry a.
White. Ed FOrcheimer. +. w. Ell
lott. Geo. w. Carpenter and A. >.
Oliver.
This excellent committee will at
once begin work on the plans for an
elaborate carnival next year.
The daily news., 1900-03-15

Both the city and the county are
70 be heartily congratulated upon
the agreement on behalf Of their re-
epective governments for securing
Jointly three beds IN the IufiTmary.
the cost 10 be divided equally be-
tween them. The plain necessity Of
making some adequate provision for
iDdigent sufferers from sickness or
accident "a legitimate objects OF
public charity was promptly re-
allied and as promptly met.
Mayor billiards instrumentality in
bringing about this very satisfactory
solution Of a difficult problem is re-
coguized generally as greatly to his
credit.
The daily news., 1900-03-15
THE WOMAN'S HOME.

Interesting Annual Reports of Officers.
This Benevolent Industrial asso-
citation las been in existence ten
years. When it was organized, =
board of managers, one from each
church. was elected, siuce which
time, tie officers are annually elect
ed. The Home Is supported by the
monthly dues Of the members and
generous contributions from friends,
namely: The Pitt Water Co., The
First National Bank. The Pilo:S'
Benevolent association and several
Of the other charitable societies.
Among the merchants, Mr.. NJ. r.
GOuZaleZ, Mr.. J. >. Roberts and
Mr.. Sol Calm have been month
lv contributors. a kind drug
gist furnishes medicines. Our physi-
clans always respond to the
calls. In June, ls9s. our build
ing was destroyed by fire. Mr.. Wm.
A BlOunt then donated lots in Il
more desirable location for an insti-
tuition of this kind. With his kind
assistance and donations from the
following parties, we have been
enabled to rebuild a comfortable
home: w. B. Wright d Co.. lum-
Der: The Brent Lumber Co.. lum Der;
b. X. Pitt Mill Co. shirgle-: A VI.
Avery. hardware; Willis Hardware
CO., nails; skinner Mfg. Co.. floor
ing; VIM. Johnson & Son, locks and
hinges; Mcmillan Mill Co, lum-
Der; A. V. Clubbs. labor and ma
terials; Sanford Lumber Co. lum-
ber; l.. d y. railroad, freight;
Knowles Bros, three years ineur-
ance on the house
AT different times We have cared
for in the II Dme at least two hun
dred women and children. For some
of them We have gotten employment.
Some who are old and feeble have u
permanent home. Our charities are
not limited to our inmates. Our ef-
forts to relieve the poor and suffer
ing are never ending; some are rex
ular pensioners. others are relieved
a. necessity requires.
TIE DAILY News and journal
have been uniformly kind In pub
fishing anything for H. free 0f
charge. Mrs. :. J. Forbes.
Secretary.
The daily news., 1900-03-15
NOTICE

We notice that last Sunday : Press
called attention of its readers - TIL
advertisement If A. d. Alfred. in
which il l. stated that /: was the in
teution Of Mr.. Alfred TO employ none
but union carpenters after March y.
which news would be hailed WIKI
delight by all friends Ofuuion labor
None of our members have been
overwhelmed with delight YET. and
are 40: likely 20 be. For variou,
reasons We cannot and Go not TecOg-
nize Mr.. Alfred a. contractor. union
or otherwise.
By orler OF Carpenters and Join
ers' Unions Nos. II and lu7. Milf
The daily news., 1900-03-15
PRECINCT DELEGATES.

Representatsve conservative democrats
have endorsed The following ticket for del
egates from the city precincts TO the Dem
ocratic County Convention TO be held at
ToWeltOn. April Il ana ask that they be
given a hearty support BY the voters:
Precinct l2-C. 81. Glngles. David shee-
ban. VIM. BszZ-ll. J. u. Maxwell, and l. r.
NrightOn.
Precinct I5-W. A. Blount, Thos. Hanna b..
John ChrIstIe. }. Geo. White and ". /.
Duncan.
Prec.Cct l4-t5eO. Brown Jos. 1. Johnson,
). Z. McGAUChey. John Pfeifier and J. +.
baars.
Wm. S-nuett. J. r. AbercrUmble and ". A.
ltunhhm.
The daily news., 1900-03-15
ANOTHER BURGLARY.
Office of Gulf Naval stores Co. En-
tered Last Night

Burglars entered the Office of the
Gulf Naval Stores Co. last night,
broke open drawers of desks and
rumaged through and scattered pa
pers, etc. They failed to open the
safe and consequently secured very
little if any booty. Here is a chance
for the officers of the law to display
their detective skill. a prompt ar
rest will have great weight in stop
ping the thefts which have been
quite numerous recently.
The daily news., 1900-03-15
4 Railroad Party.

BY urgent request, the young Ia
dies OF the Epwortn League will re-
peat their Railroad party Friday
evening. March Is, at the residence
of a. II. 'Alemberte, 1929 East
Gad,den street. A new route has
been chosen and pleasant journey
is promised. Tickets - cents; re-
freshmeuts and 10 cents; admis-
sion free
The daily news., 1900-03-15

Knoxville. March l4-Frank Tar.
water, a coal miner. was killed last
night By a heavy ledge OF slate falling
in the Cross Mountain mine at Coal
Greek. No other casualties are reported.
Tne mine is owned by the Knoxville
Iron company.
The daily news., 1900-03-15

l. far-er Sa-va. L ! mad" from a
prescription by a world wiGe known
~kia specialist and j. positively tie
mos. healing Salve for piles. tGr.~.
~caid-. ulcers. running sores aud
kin Diseases \. D'Alem5erte.
The daily news., 1900-03-15
SFLMA-PENSACOLA.

Commencing Monday, March l9,
trains between Pensacola and Selma
will be lun on following schedule:
Leave Pensacola. I2:45 noon; ar
rive Selma, S:45 p. n.
Leave Selma, 5 % a. m; arrive
Pensacola. :l5 p. m.
Daily, except Sunday.
J. w. LURTON.
I5m3t d. p. a.
The daily news., 1900-03-15

COLUNurA. :. c., March II TIE Srs,
st-.l n D South Carolina cotton mill
cccurIei this afternoon. the operatives
c. the Warrenvi.le mill, about 500.
waking out AFTER demanding and be.
Ing refused higher pay. They made no
denomination.
The daily news., 1900-03-15
SIX MONTHS EXPORTS.
Foreign Shipments Made by the Gulf
Transit Co.

Mr.. VI. w. Churchill of the Gulf
Transit Co.. has compiled tabu-
lated statistical report showing the
details of the foreign export bust
ness handled by the Gulf Transit
Co. for the six months from Sept. !,
1899, to March !, 1900.
The report shows that during that
period the Gulf Transit Co. loaded
for foreign ports o. stOams hips. one
schooner and one barkentine. The
items Of export were as follows:
The daily news., 1900-03-15
Or. Bulls Cough Syrup conquers Group

at once. cures the child, and thus saves
many life. Mothers need not fear that
dreadful disease. II they have this reliable
remedy az hand. II i sold by all druggists
for - cents.
The daily news., 1900-03-15

t. GreenvilIe. Montgomery and Bir-
minyham, Saturday night, March
81. leaving Union Depot at 1879 On
regular passenger train. Fare for
round trip: Pensacola to Mont
gomery. So; 10 GreenvilIe, - 81;
TO Birmingham, 8 - From Caa
;onmeEt same as Pensacola. Parties
desiring sleeper will apply 70 ticket
agent in time. Purchase tickets at
ticket office. Tickets good for five
days 70 r-turIs n any regular pas
>euger. ? in. FO- :uTth r iufOrmu-
tIOn apply 10
ROBT. KING or
Z. THOMAS.
Pensacola.
The daily news., 1900-03-15
Or. Bulls Couah Syrup is the best nedi-

cine for sore throat. lsryngitis, quinsy or
tOnsilitls. Every drop OF Il sOOthes and
heals. A twenty-five cent bottle of this
wonderful remedy Will cure cough or cod
in One QaY.
The daily news., 1900-03-15

Delegates TO County Convention.
Precinct l2-H. H. Wicke, F. r.
Pou, r. a. Credible, VIM. Carml-
chael, Thos. 6. Rivers.
Precinct l3-J. r. l.. Quina, Ar
thur Johnson, J. &. Avery, J. Whit
lag Hargis, Jas. L. Sweeney.
Precinct l4-Gus Eitzen. J. E.
Baars. A. +. Zelius, H. q. DeSilva,
Jas. O'Brien.
Precinct l5-ThOS. Johnson. John
b. Jones, F. +. COmmyns, w. A.
Durham, II. a. Waters. limit
The daily news., 1900-03-15
Executive Commi,te. VI .

a meeting Of the Der.
eCUtive CUmUItt-e ..
county j. hereby cAll-i g..
m. Monday. March !" 4.
of County Judge T. K. r
for the transaction Of -u.
as may come before It.
BY order Of
{. 3. Ftt
Dan NTRPHY. Co.,.
Secretary.
Duffy Malt a; Eu--.- t.
Cleaning ladies skirts ..
i one Of our sqeCiaItI-~. ~..
dry.
The daily news., 1900-03-15

SENATOR FoRAKER'S proposed
amendment TO the Porto Rico tariff
bill discloses more plainly than
even the debates in the. house, the
evident purpose Of the republicans
20 contend. at all hazards, for the
preservation Of the doctrine Of pro-
lection. without reference to other
subsequent results. 1t provides for
free access into the island of all
United States products, but insists
upon the retention of customs du-
ties upon all Porto Rico products
imported into this country. 1t is a
shrewd, tricky movement, but it
viii not deceive the people of this
country for a moment.
Those provisions of the new
financial law, signed yesterday by
the president. which viii permit the
establishment of many new national
banks in .he smaller towns through
cut the country, with smaller cap
ital than under the former law,
promise great ben fi,s 10 the South
and Wet. where. at certain >eIsoL-
Of the year. considerable scarcity
Of currency exists. These benefits
Will also be- enhanced by the Teduc-
zion of the tax ou circulation. which
Will be only oae-Aalf the former
TAt-. Another advantage acccuiDg
70 all national banks. and eniargiug
the volume Of national bank cur
renc-. l. the extension Of the
amount of circulation To the fun
face value Of the boads which So
cure it. the Did law allowing only seq
Per cent.
The daily news., 1900-03-15

Eugene ArbOna's is headquarters
for fine liquors.
The daily news., 1900-03-15
LEGISLATIVE CANDIDATES
And Delegates TO the County COnver-
ton at POweItOn. April IA.

Following are the candidates for
the legislature and the list of dele
gates to the county democratic con-
vention at Powelton, April II, en-
dorsed By the Workingmen's Demo-
cratic club:
The daily news., 1900-03-15
THE BEST SALvE N THE WORLD

Balance cash ia bank 81,
The daily news., 1900-03-15
For the Legislature,
Delegates to County Convention.

c. Moreno Jones.
H. &. CloptOn.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1900-06-29

daughters little girl of eleven, dream
ed that she saw a man whom she de-
scribed as ''likc Mr.. - the visitor
to whom reference has been made, sit
ting in a room in Maine street copy
ing her father signature. The child's
dream was communicated to the police
who though inclined to rldicule the
same at the outset, eventually promis-
ed to have the gentleman in question
watched, with the result that his lodg-
ings were raided and complete plant
for the making Of bank notes found
there. 1t then transpired that he was
a man who was wanted for manifold
forgeries throughout the Union, and
he was sent to prison for very long
term.
The child's dream was all the more
extraordinary in view of the fact that
she was too young to understand the
leading incidents of the business and
attributed the copying of her fathers
signature in the dream to the "gen-
tleman wanting to write nicely, like
papa" Strange, very strange, but
none the less true, and proving once
more that, as Hamlet remarked, "There
are more things in heaven and earth
Horatio, than are dreamed of in your
philosophy"
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1900-06-29
CARE OF THE FEET

Very few women have wel[shaped
feet, or if they have, they are general
Iy annoyed with corns or swellings.
When we consider how valuable it is
for men and women to have normal
feet, it is amazing how they are neg
lected. A Boston lawyer, who has
very advanced ideas on this subject,
allows his children to wear moccasins
until they are old enough to go to
school. Then their shoes are made of
the softest kid, and with soles the
width of the foot In summer they re-
sort to their moccasins again, and the
result is that all of his children are
SAID to have as perfect feet as a baby.
Some say that the cause of a great
deal of the trouble is wearing black
stocking. The heat from the dye
causes an irritant poison, even though
the foot is not dscolored The feet
should be carefully bathed every night
and then rubbed with little alcohol.
The result of this care would be very
beneficial