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Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1901-11-22
TOO GOOD TO BE ENJOYABLE.
Town in Ohio That WINS So Dry There
We're No Cuspidors to Ex-
pectOrate In,

Oberlin, o., in the center of the
Connecticut western reserve, is prob
ably the most Puritanic spot in the
entire United States. A large uni
versity gives the town its being, and
80 jealously have the college fathers
guarded the morals of their young
people that only is the sale of
liquor prohibited in the village linn
its and for miles around, but tobacco,
whether for smoking, chewing or
snuffing, is unknown in the stores,
while playing cards are even scarcer
than the proverbial hens teeth. One
Mr.. Monroe, formerly congressman
from the Oberlin district, was the
leading republican of the village, and
usually entertained political orators
of the party when they visited "the
city,"
During Mr.. McKinley's first guber-
material campaign Prof. Monroe had
the pleasure of entertaining the can
didate, says the Omaha Bee. After
dinner on the evening preceding the
address Mr.. Mckinley took cigar
from his pocket and casually re-
marked: "You don't mind il /
smoke, do you, professor?"
Mr. Monroe was aghast. He didn't
wish to appear inhospitable, yet
dreaded the almost certain social os-
tracism due to follow the discovery
of a smoker on his piazza, even
be he the prospective governor of the
great state. He compromised by con-
Quoting Mr.. Mckinley to the second
floor, through long hall to back
balcony, where safely screened from
public view the weed was enjoyed.
AS the smoke curled upward, instinct
lively Mckinley looked about him for
cuspidor. "There isn't such thing
in town." said Prof. Monroe. A coal
bucket was finally impressed into
service as compromise.
Two days after the Oberlin meet
ing Mr. Mckinley spoke in East Liv-
erpool, the great pottery center.
CHANGING to mention the Oberlin ex-
perience to his friend, Col. John N.
Taylor, the proprietor of one of the
big potteries, he said:
"By the way, Taylor, just for a
joke, send a gross of your china spit
toons to Prof. Monroe. Don't. tell
him where they came from or he will
suspect that had hand in it,"
Following the suggestion, Col. Tay-
lor Grated up an assortment of really
beautiful chinaware and sent it on to
Oberlin. A year later Mr. Mckinley
again was Mr.. Monroe's guest Fore
warned and consequently forearmed
with liberal supply of good Ha-
vanas, he again sought the secluded
and vine-draped balcony. Lighting
his cigar, he said, with twinkle of
his eye:
"You haven't cuspidor in town,
yet, have you, Monroe?"
"It's mighty funny" was the re-
sponse, "but few days after you
were here last year some one sent me
whole crate of those things. OF
course, I hadn't any use for them and
they were such nice china and Sc
prettily painted that my wife used
them all for flower pots. There isn't
one about the house not in use."
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1901-11-22
porrer of Ambition.

Men are seldom satisfied, no matter
how much they may accomplish, but
are constantly requiring themselves to
do more, until their recuperatiye power
is SO exhausted that nothing is done as
we'll a il might be if they took time to
rest and renew their powers. All Of
their gigcr is wasted in the very excess
of ambitious stimulus. They also drain
away their energies in overwork, in
robbing themselves of sleep, nourish-
ing food, or healthful exercise, and
finally break down with nervous pros
tration, or some other weakness, from
which IT may take years of precious
time to recover.-Success
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1901-11-22
cIGAR-SHAPED NESTS.
Novel Nurseries Constructed by rns
genious Little Insects Tor
Their Little Ones.

Among beetles there are, says .
naturalist who has been recently
studying them, few families which
spend much of their time in con-
structing novel nurseries for their
little ones. A nursery of this kind
looks at distance like a cigar hang
ing from tree, but it is really
number Of leaves which have been
rolled by beetle into the shape OF
a cigar.
In doing this work the little in
sect displays remarkable intelligence,
for each leaf is rolled deftly and
carefully, and nowhere in the hollow
interior is there even tiny hole to
be seen. There is not a birds nest
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1901-11-22
Fishing with Horses.

Among the many curious sights the
traveller in Oregon witnesses in the
lower Columbia river are men on horse
back, wading about in what appears to
be most aimless manner. They are
really fishing for salmon with huge
seines, which are so heavy as to make
the assistance of the hozse imperative.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1901-11-22
Peril. Of the Presidency.

All of the presidents from Wash
ngton to Mckinley have been in the
habit of mingling freely with the
people, and usually without any par
ticular precaution being made for
their personal safety. The danger of
this procedure was pointed out more
than a hundred years ago, in the
case of the country's first president.
Said Count de Moustier, Louis XVI.'s
minister to the United States, to an
American acquaintance in New York
in 1889, as he saw Washington pass
ing freely through the streets OF
that city: "Your republican chiefs
confidence in the people is magnifi-
cent, but it is perilous. st. Louia
Globe Democrat
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1901-11-22
some big Match FnctorIe..

IN New Jersey there are two match
factories with a capacity together Of
9o,0O0,oO0 matches day. The largest
factory in the country, at Barberton,
o., can turn out 1o0,O0O,OO0 matches o
day, probably one-seventh of the en-
tire consumption.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1901-11-22
Etiquette to Avoid.

The etiquette that makes us do an
lnsiucere act is an etiquette to be
avoided. Honesty of action is the
foundation OF the finest manners.--
Ladies' Home Journal.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1901-11-22
Goose Salad.

Cut the meat of cold roasted
goose into long thin strips, mix with
it hothouse cucumber cut into thin
slices, few bits Of shredded lettuce
and dress with French dressing
Peoples Home Journal.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1901-11-22
The Largest InInnd Sea.

/. The largest inland sea is the Medi.
terranean, 977OOO square miles, or
more than three times the size Of
Texas.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1901-11-22
A Trying Locality.

Mrs. Jackson-In Greenland de
nights am six months long.
Mr.. Johnson-Must be wearin' on de
white folks dat keeps chickens!-Puck.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-24
aa1xen1b,,raer Gazette; pirnstae; nrm "a. septen,ber 1901.

BEN bofp'ite Serrn giihpf lire
Griibe unb WiIfomren 81 entbieten.
Sn ieiner berrliben Shlubrebe for@
berte ct ale MnpeIenben auf, benz
islben bret WaI bod lebsn su lafsn.
Dieter Mnffuroeruns ipuroe aber aud
nit folder gereitptlistsit Splge ge.
Mlsiftst, rab S9reiber bisler 3eilsn
beim Gri4auen bieiss breimaligen
mdftigeH Sots, fir cine 3eit lang
nift anbers glaubte, als fdbe er bas
cploRale S6ulsebduoe in 5ittsrnbsr
8epegung. Qber S6ers Bel Settle.
U2it Eedt tOnnen mir eonfdtiren, bab
Der 8eiu6 ben Der bo9n'fte Serr
gti6of Scopes isinen 2anbslsuten
aabier abitattets, Elm bOdIt tpilltpms
mener mar unb 9ieb Hipss teinen
angenebmeren Sag ie seleben fat, als
Der Sonntag beg Is. Septembers.
Splgenbe bcbp. !6erren tpareu BEL Der
G~mpfangsfeier oes bpAn'iten 8iidofs
in Der ShulbaGe Susegen: Hep. s.
Riitersbof, ReO. u. 20tsr, @erp Rep.
Beil, Nep. $. Mebrins, 3sp. Dom.
&pnen. Rep. SD. @oloihmit, Rep. s.
s. aurifer, Reb. g. 8alser, Rep.
Stepb. Wplfgdrten, Rep. 5. Otto,
Mep. 81. S. Seder uno Rep. $.
Wilmes.
Q9tungsooa
Spiepb Of.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-24

Die &C olumbta" BON Milz
%ipautee, Wis., f9reibt:
@m lsBten Montas 46snb traf
Der CUR s3eit in bieiem 2anbe auf Be-
iuh ipsiIsnbe bOdp'ite ST.. 8ii6pf
Scopes bon 2tremburs bier Elm unb
nabm aIs Gaft ieinss 2anbsmannes
uno Sreunpes, Hep. $. Wiumss, i'm
Pfdrrbauie Der ct. BARREN Stride
Ibiteigequartier. 9eute, Spnnerstag
8prmittas, Inn balb 9 ubr, pirb Der
bodp'ite !Ssrr, anlGBli6 Der 9eiz
lebung bss Prd1ibentsn Mcainlep, in
Der ct. Mariene8ir6e elm feierlides
ppntifitalamt fir ben Sriebsn unb
Die Wpblfabrt bes 2dnbes celebriren.
WGbrenD ieines Sierieins ~itattete Der
8iidpf ben bieiisen tatboltiden SnItiz
tuten einen geiu9 ab unb pirb beute
bic Weiterrsiie mad ga GroHe unb
Ct. 9aul antreten, iebp6 ipdter nod
5u einem tpeitsren 9eIu4e bier6er 5uz
riidfebren.
Sn Nepbure, @is., itarb am
Spnntag, ben 10. September, 6err
Sutcb games, elm alter qnIieolsr
iener 9egehD. Der 8eritorbene muir
be su Salel, 2ursmburg, am 2. Suli
1882 se6oren unb fam i'm Sabre 1856
nit ieinsn Gltern na1 4merita. Sm
Sabre 1859 itIoB er nit &atbarina
Gpenner ben 8uno fir's Qsben, nsl=
DIE i'm nit elf ainbern iibsrlsbt, ndmz
lid: Srau S. W. Mpqmer BON ct.
4ugultine, Wis.; Srau Matb. Stods
bauisn nabe Refpburg, 8is.; Sobn
6dmes ben Dubuque, Sd.; Jrau So
banu @ensler unb Tsrau 6. Stodbauz
len bon Milpaufee, 8is.; Srau 9.
GQsn6eder bon Sbienspile, @is.;
5ranS 0ames BON MinnsIota; Nitos
luus auf Der Sarm ie;nes @aters, unb
4und, SuIanna un0 Cecilia gu
Sduie. NuBereem binterlGBt er bier
.G6peitern unb "a Gntelfinber. Sas
8esrGbniB funo auf Dem fdtbolii6 den
9ottesader 81 Repburg itatt. MDge
err ruben in Srieoen! Den trduernben
9interbliebenen unier bersliftes gei=
leio!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-24
En- Herrgottskand.
I6tungsopa
Spfepb SrduG.
YUM Jan V~andemberg.1

Huos du dech solver scho gafrot.
Watts du wuol bass OPP deser Erd?
Wat huot d'Gewessen der gesot?
Du sGvs e Schof WI Gottes Herd.
Wat rond EN- dech deng A'e gesin
Sou welt a bret an der Natur
Och d'Sttren de am Himmel stin:
Das allies Gottes Creatur.
Dat allies as VII Colt erschaf;
An allies huot en- egen En-;
An allies am Zeitelaf
a Lgf IN Colt gekgert sen
An Allies mecht dem Herrgott Eh-er:
De BAN am Bosch, d'Blumm OPP
dem Field,
Pes op dat allerklinnsegst Deer
Oats du tends krabbeln an der
Welt.
De Vugel an der FREEZER Loft
Dem Her he sengt e Lidche schgn,
n solver aus der dawer Croft
Kanst du mach hgren Dankesten.
Duoifir, oh Mensch, bleif du net
stomm;
Vergles och du den Herrgott net;
Du bias jo och sein Egenthom.
Dat He bewacht op Schret an Tret.
Yum all Geschopfer bias du dach
Am dGwsten Him an d'Herz ge-
WHO'S.
He get der leichlech emmer mach,
Watts fer del Gleck du nGdeg huos.
He nennt dech mat EN- Mum SUI lef,
Wi schener ken op Erd genannt.
Et get der bes an d'Herz 'su def,
Wann Hen der sed: "Du bas mel
Kand.n
En- Erdewirmche has de blous,
Armsllleg, kleng. gereng an arm:
An dach ais Herrgottskand so
grous;
De Papp am Himmel belt dech
warm.
Zu Him kuck op n jider Nout.
WI grous och sief dein Herzeled,
Hen as 10 SOU onendlech goud,
As jider Stonn EUR Helf beret.
A wann am Haussstod Broud get
knapp,
A wann ct as beim arme Jang:
Da klo ct dengem Himmelspapp,
Hien helft der secher; hief keng
Bang.
WEIGHT huos de Angst? De wiers net
De denks u munchen domino Strech?
Ma hev yum Papp e feste Glav;
Seln Herr fer d'Kand as albeit
wech.
"Mei Kand, sed Hen, dou dat net
me-,
A scheck dech besser yum haut un;
Well mengem Herr ct Diet su we,
Wann ech gesin dech Ivels dun"
A well IN as dir goer su goud
A well Ell dech an d'Herz geschloss,
Sollst machen du bis an den Doud
Dem Papp am Himmel Ike X.erdross.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-24
oSnxem6nrgtldes.
Dereiniete Staten.
eenbet bic Nu@ri@ten, mel9e 2uGeuIs
burger intereiiiren, an Die
Gazette"

Wir eriufsn ale 2anosleute iolas
Mittbeilungen, pelde 2uremburger in
@merita ober icnItpo in Der Welt Bee
treffen uno intereiiireH, an bic .Sas
aette" gu ienben unb atpar lebe mar
auf ben 8risum dag in engz
IiIder Spraae bic abrefe: ngbitor
2uremburser 9aaette, Dubuque, Sa."
Natiirli9 banbelt es iid bier nrr
barum, Mittbeilunsen unp Na6ridten
BON allsemeinem Snterefe 1iir
bic 2uremburser Su erbalten. Wtan
fube BEL GorreiponbenSen Iid m . g.
furs uno binbig aus5u7
briiden. Sails man in elmer 3eitung
trsenbpo Neuieteiteu poer Uortomm@
nifIe psrssi6net iiebt, tpel4e 2ursmz
burger betreffen pber Die 2anbsIeute
intsreIiiren, 10 ienbe mar einfud ents
fpeosr Die gauge 3eituug ocer einen
Musi6nitt nit Der betreffenben Wfits
tbsiluna, an uns elm. Der Heoatteur
Der ,@aSette" fam ebeu nidt ALE
Bldtter Der Welt jebe Wphe leien.
Mu6 penn Sreunbs ooer 8erpdnote
poer Q~anosleute aus aHberen Welttbeiz
len interefants griefe i6rsis
ben, 10 tann man Der n9d5ette" ia Die
Observation-Disclosures Wittbeilungen
our Der6ffentlihung i6iden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-24

90: Maria Mdsbalend, 3. b. SoispH
Goiter, aaufmann; G~liiabetb, s. b,
Seinri9 peppinser, Shubma6er;
Ssinri9 paul, 9. b. Soiepb 8lees,
Raufmann.
9etratben: %. Dug: geter
Seanpterre, 8ant6eamter, nit Gdciz
lia SOB.
SterbefGlle: II. Dug: Hifcs
Iaus Wiiip, alt 81 S., &dufmann;
Mi4el Shaus, aft J ct. 81: Sua
Iius Sdmib, aft 3 M.; qbolpb See
mayer, alt "a s., 8antbeamter, ebez
Los. o.: Satob Saieres, alt 33 S.,
Sienittne6t, ebelos.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-24
6ro6her,oethu,n.
1us Ger bauptitaot.

Die z. g September itdtts
gebabte Yroaeiiion gu Gbren bes fl.
4oriauus ais 9untiagung Der Stdot
2uremburg fir bic 4bpebr Der peit,
bate einen berrlihen @erlauf. Sn=
folse Der angenebmen Witteruug mar
bic SetbeiliSuns Der @inpobneri6aft
cine sroBe. Der 9emeinoeratb mar
burd brei Mitslieper psrtrsten. Die
itdbtiide 5anfare .%Gpncproia", iopie
Der Gdcilienperein trugen purh 8prz
trasen berrlidsr @eiisn bebeutenb
CUR Sebuns Der Jeierli6teit bel. Sr.
pfarrer 2eh trus ods Mlerbeilisite.
Gin tnntses Sentma
fir bas srpBber5oslide Yaar bon Gus
remburs tpuroe bieier Sage auf Der
@ereinsalpe BEL Mittenpalo (Baiern)
srrihtet. Sings bon Bergen umseben,
itebt es, aug Fafurfelien eebdut, auf
elmer MnbDbe unb lit nit ben 8ronce@
Reliefs bss Si~rltenpaars ssIdmiidt.
Gntpurf unb Musfiibrung tparen benz
8ilbbauer 9eors SrepOss ans Miins
den iibertrasen. Sas 9enfmal pura
be BON Der seiammten Sdserei ibrer
Serridaft gum splbenen 9oS5eitsiuz
bildum seitiftst.
Sn Der Ra6t bonn z. Biz s.
Ssptembsr tpurbe in benz bieiigsn
GOnfettipnseei9dft SoIepb 3less Elm
fre6er Siebitabl periibt. Im Sonns
tag in Der Sriibe fanb Der @isentbu=
mer bic na6 Der @rabenftrabe fib@
rsnbe Sbiir offen iteben, obne inbehen
Gpuren elmer gepaltIamen Defining
pabrSunebmen. SIM 2apen tpar bic
Seri4luBleiite Der ameritaniiden
3aiie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS uub aus Der
leBtersn ca. 600 Sr. in 8aarselb se@
itoblen; aubsroem limb nod peri6iez
bene 8leipungsitide abbanosn gsz
Ser @roBberspg bat iein
PripatbermDsen, has 1i9 auf 70 Bis
rs Miaipnen Mart bslaufen ion, unb
bas er BEL Der 9ant bon M. u. BON
Gptbi6ilb unb SDbne in 5rantfurt
iteben bate, iest in eigsne 8ertralz
tung eenommen.
SGuferprete. 9aa brsiitD>
dise Wobnz unb @eI6dftsbaus bes
Srduleins Marsaretba Element in
Der 8apusineritraBe sing bur9 &uuf
in Die SGnoe Der 8ei4piiter 5riId,
fir $4,000 Sr. iiber.
4me7. September itarb na6
furSer &rantbeit, Serr Satpb Spr,
llntsrnebmer BON bier, poblperisben
nit ben bl. Sterbe1atramenten, i'm
bitter bon Sc Sabrsn.
SRI. Sannb 2eclere, &sntz
Merlin, tpobnbaft inn bieiigeu Stiff
Yestatore, bat ioeben su @unItsn oes
g~ibilboipiaes bon Orion cine S6enz
lung bon 10000 Sr. eema6t.
Mtsber SpIoat Spbann Sa6n
ii9 am 3. September Morsens sssen
2 lIbr burd Die Sdsffer'ide 9lGee auf
Der SdObermeiIe begab, tpuros er
pl0bli9 bon einissn YurI6sn anase
fallen unb %miBbanpelt. Wdhrsno
Sabn ii6 oes sinen s~ntleoi9te, s6ltd
ii9 elm @noerer bon binten an i'm
beran unb perIsbte inn eineu t;efsn
MeierIti6 in ben 8iiden. Sarauf
nubmen Die Haubbeine RetBaus.
Chill tanb Der Stabt
2uremburg.
Gsburten: II. Dug: Nfidsl,
9. b. Nnoreas Sddus, llbrmaGer.
49,; Spbannu, =. b. Mi6sl 9ei6,
plaionirer; Gliiabetb, 9. y. Scbann
8ormes, Gigarrenurbeiter. 49,: Sbsps
Dor, g. b. Spbann peter 8lpben, BE-
bienter; Mursaretba Mprid, =. b.
Nusuit Stunt, Observation-Disclosures,
90: 9oroteea Bertha 9lueulte, 9. b.
Gilbert 4rsus, 2otomotipfibrsr; &as
tbarina, 8. b. 8url SaaIe, S4loher;
Mariu, 9. b. Seroinanb 9snber,
alempner. 81: Bertha WasoalenG,
- HQ-N-r pp.I
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-24

So1te irgenb einem bon ben ebe5
mdlisen S6iilsrn per Gttelbriider
Qnitalt feline G%inlabuns aueeaansen
iein, 10 bittst bas Gomite pieIsrbalb
um sutise GntfduIbisune, ou eine
bOsDiaige IbIi6t ieinerieits Dur6aus
ribt pDrIiegsn tpnnte.
9as Organizations gpmite.
Sm @uftrdse,
Sules Rongenait,
Y%rdlioent.
2ouis Blum,
9icezp rGIibent.
8ilbelm Of,
SsfretGrs 8aIlirer.
8emerfung: Der Minoeitbeis
trag fir uns Nmerifaner pGre alio
elm Dollar an isnosn an Serrn Wilb.
2eibenba6, 3i6ter in 0ietir6, obsr
dber an Rep. S. Reulanb, Spracuie,
81. g., mel6er bsrsitipiuisit Die Wei=
terbefDrberung iibernimmt. Wie Serr
8idter 2eibenba6 mittbeitt, pGre iez
benz Gin3elnen elm GirfuIar Susegdn=
gen, hdtte man Oeiien QoreiTe sepubt.
Soffentli9 itebt teiner Der e6emali9en
3Oelinge ron Gttelbriid suriid, iofern
ibm bieie 3eilen al geIi6t fommen.
Ser geitrag miiBte dbsr ioIort a6sez
Ianot peroen, tpenn er 9erpenouns
finben lpq. s. 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-24
9nfalsN a@ri6ten aus Gbieaso.

3pei mutbise iunse Mdnner. Spbn
Saiier, Sobn pes betannten Wirtbes
Matb. 8aiier, unb Subert Saarrss,
BADEN bier in Gticaso sutsablenoe
Gtelen n%ieoerselest, Inn ii9 i'm Wes
ten gu perbefern. sic reiiten am Is.
September nit Der Nprtb Delterns
8ubn nab Californian. @ir piins
iten ben beipsn junsen Strebern ben
beIten Grfpls!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-24

Sn isiner @obnung, ola 81. Str.
Itarb am Sonntag peril. Wp6e, s.
y. 3immsr i'm Glitter bon 80 Sabren.
Der Yeritprbene binterlaBt feline Sat
tin Gliiabstb 3immer, geb. Sungsis.
uno Ieinsn Sobn 9eorge. 5erner
iibsrlebeu i'm feline Gltsrn unb cine
S6neIter. SaS 9esrGbniB fano ain
Mittpp6 BON Srauerbauie na9 Der
st. Sobannes 8aptiltaz& Stride unp
BON ba na6 benz ct. 8onifatius Got
tesader Itatt. @r rube in Srisben.
Den trauernosn Sinterbliebsnen unier
9eileip!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-24

5err NSetsr Weimerstir6 bon
ToserS Bart BARI ii9er itOls fem.
neil er bic @bre bate, ben bodp'iten
9ii6of apppes nit Isinsr sleganten
&utihe bon Der Sers Seiu=&ir6s
na6 Der ct. Ssinri9ss 3ir9e in Sigh
Hieae au bringeH.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-24

Serr Nifplas gobepin. gebiirtis
aus S~iintiusen, bat ben Sobel auf Die
Settle gelest, unb bat on 2G. uno
@mmeralb @pe., einen Saloon lbers
npmmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-24

Den biersulanb peilsnpen alien
Sailern Der ebemaligen Sberprimdrs
isbt Stats : 4derbauf9uIe 81
Gttel6riid fei fplgenbes Girfuldr sur
'&enntnibnabme unterbreitet:
GtteIbrid, Datum beS ppitz
{tomnef?
The Florida star., 1901-03-22


tives from tir ard iand states do not
believe thar anything can be done nv
states or Aodiy yidnals except In Isolated
cases. Which amounIs to bat very little
~ The aksfrgafe. They want the gov
eFnnlent . take control OF the whole
matter. build. own and operate reser-
goirs for the common good. By the
power OF eminent domain the gov
ernment could take rsilrpad and other
lands and ne It for 4 reservoir site.
A. least that 10 the theory which some
OF the western men advance. saying
that II the government has not the
power now it could be granted by act
OF congress. IL Is well understood that
II ever the government should engage
In the reclamation OF me arid lands the
expense would be very large. and this
has had wonderful restraining infiu-
ence In congress. The eastern section
OF the country does not want to con-
NIT the nation to such large outlay
as the irrigation OF the arid lands OF
the west would make certain. 1t Is
therefore probable that among the as
sets OF the general government for
many years to come win be large
SAMUEL HURBARD-
The Florida star., 1901-03-22
For over Fifty Years

MRS. WINsLOW's SOOTHING SYRUP has been
usal FOR over nfty Years by millions OF mothers
for their children. While teething. with perfect
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The Florida star., 1901-03-22
Remarkable Cures Of Rheumatism.

From the VindicatOr, RutherfordtOn, n. c.
The editor of the Vindlcator has had
occasion to test the efficacy of Chamber
lain's Pain Balm twice with the most re-
markable results in each case. First,
with rheumatism in the shoulder from
which he suffered excruciating pain for
ten days, which was relieved with two
applications of Pain Balm, rubbing the
parts afflicted and realizing instant bene-
iit and entire relief in a very short time.
Second, in rheumatism in thigh joint, al
most prostrating him with severe pain,
which was relieved by two applications,
rubbing with the liniment on retiring at
night and getting up free from PAIN. For
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The Florida star., 1901-03-22

EA-oEhAIOh luO@A1S - N-~"~---
great grants have been made 10 rai-
roads. In such cases the roads have
every alternate section, consequently
no large body OF land can be procured
for reservoir sites and irrigating pur-
noses Mr.. Carter has suggested
that an arrangement might be MADE
with the railroads SO that in the arlu
regions instead OF taking their iands N
alternate sections they might select al
ternate townships. making tracts SIX
miles square. instead Of only one mile
souare as ut present. Many OF tne
tracts that large would AFFORD reservoir
sites and give opportunity Tor ths
reclamation or a great deal OF iahu
which at present is absolutely useless
Mr.. Carter realizes the difncuity II
securing any such innovation IN resaru
70 the railroad grants and thinks con
gress would be very slow 10 make any
radical change. even II IL snouio %
shown that considerable benent wouiu
result. This might also Interfere WIN
other irrigation schemes.
Most of the senators and representa-
The Florida star., 1901-03-22
HOW's This?

We offer one hundred dollars reward for
any case of catarTh that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. CHENEY, & Co., Props, Toledo. o.
We, the undersigned. have known f. j.
Cheney for the last Is years. and believe him
perfectly honorable in all business trans
actions and financially able to carry out any
obligations made by their firm.
West & Truax, wholesale druggists,
Toledo, o.
Walding Kinaan s. Marvin.
wholesale druggists,
Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Price, 75c per bottle.
Sold by all druggists Testimonials free.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Florida star., 1901-03-22
Half the world In Darkness

as to the cause of their i'll health, and
they doctor for about everything except
the right thing, and that is the stomach.
Nearly all kinds of illness originate in
the stomach. Take DR.. Loyal Ford's
Dyspepticide and get your stomach work
ing properly. Wilson d Son.