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The times., 1901-04-02
OBITUARY.

Ludwig Schumacher. widely known in
New Jersey as teacher and writer. died
on Saturday at his home. The Oak Tree
near MilllngtOn, y. J. He was about forty
years old. He was d teacher in Norris
town for number OF years. Hobart
College conferred the honorary degree OF
master of arts on him several years ago
He was the author of Major General.
the Earl of Stirling, and The Somerset
Hills" a study OF social life of the revolu-
tionary period in northern New Jersey
Both were recently published
UIrich Eberhardt. President of the
Gould & Eberhardt Corporation. ma
chinists, died at his home in Newark
Sunday night Mr.. Eberhardt began his
connection with the business more than
forty years ago as an apprentice in the
shop Of Ezra Gould. who recently retired;
He possessed a strong personality and
had such control over his men that all
during his connection with the business
there never was strike among the EN-
ployes The firm was one Of the largest
OF its kind in the United States. Mr. I'D
erhardt was born in Switzerland in 1871
He leaves a widow and five children
Robert MaeKeIIar died at his home in
Peekskin, y. Y, yesterday morning He
was born in New York city. March 10iSiS
His first employment was with John Har-
per, the publisher. Afterward he became
a frescoer and decoFa ted many houses and
churches in New York City. Later he
went to PeekskiIl and bought d foundry.
which he continued to run until his death
His brother. Thomas MaCKellar. of the
Mackellar, Smiths * Jordan Type Found
dry, Of Philadelphia, died recently, leav-
ing large fortune.
b. 3. Mason. OF Keeseville. y. Y,
prominent member of the Clinton County
bar. dropped dead in Plattsburg last
evening. Mr.. Mason was in town attend
ing the spring term of the Supreme Court
and the last case at the days session
was one in which he was plaintiff. and
he conducted the case III person. FIe Sc
cured a verdict for S236 After the ad-
iournment of court he went to the house
of Or. .. a. HolcOmb. where he com
planned of not feeling well and dropped
dead. He was about fortN-fOur years Old
Jacob b. Hornbeck. a retired merchant
who was in business in Port Jervis for
forty years. died at his home in that
place yesterday from nephritis. after an
Illness OF several weeks. lie was of the
old and influential Ulster County Dutch
family of HOrnbeck. and for two years
was trustee of the village of Port Jervis
He leaves a widow and several children.
The times., 1901-04-02

While We do not repose much conf
dence in Chinese sensational stories em-
anating from Shanghai, one which came
to hand yesterday is, TO say the least, in
teresting. 1t is that the Yangtse Vice
roys and the Governor of Shantung have
offered to send one hundred thousand
Chinese troops TO Singan-fu TO rescue the
Emperor from the clutches OF the En-
press Dowager and conduct him safely
to Pekin. The only remark we care to
make in the present state Of our knowl-
edge on the subject is that If the Vice
roys and Governor are to be permitted TO
undertake such a noble adventure the
best thing they could do would be to bor-
row Brig. Gen. Frederick Funston from
the United States Government to conduct
it. 1t would be in his regular line Of bust
ness.
The times., 1901-04-02

The news that the directors of the Pan
anna Canal Company in Paris have de-
posed NJ. Hutin, President of the cor
poratiOn, will fall like a wet blanket upon
the members and lobbyists of the Amerl-
can Panama Canal syndicate. NJ. Hutin.
IL is said, was notified Of his removal on
Saturday by cable and Immediately took
his departure for France. The company $
action is taken to mean that it does not
believe the syndicate has power to carry
out it's gorgeous programme in Washing
ton, in the face of a universal American
sentiment opposed to the acquisition by
this Government of the useless old de
Lesseps ditch; and that it is about time
to stop pouring money into q rat hole II
that is the idea il is correct
The times., 1901-04-02
with the Fourth Letter omitted.

tFrOm The Indianapolis Press
Mudd the name OF Republican aspirant
for a seat in the Senate from Maryland The
recent disiranchisement law has added new sig
nitcance to his naxsS
The times., 1901-04-02

II is announced that the President has
decided that Fiiipinos may be examined
and appointed TO the civil service of the
United States. Notwithstanding the fact
that the law makes only citizens eligible
What can this mean? Is Mr. Mckinley
returning TO his former patriotic and
lawyer-like views concerning the suprem-
acy of the Constitution? Has he been
reading the decisions Of Marshall; or Is
Masoon awaY ON sick leave2
The times., 1901-04-02
Circulation Statement.

THE TINES. in all its editions. Morning, Even
ing. and SUNDAY. VIII be sent to one address
TOR FIFTY CENTS per month Addresses changed
as often as desired
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-09
BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed pro.
posals will be received at the office OF
secretary Of the Independent school dis.
trict Of Victoria. Texas, AZ his office IN
Victoria, Texas. in o'Connor building.
until : O'Clock p. m Monday May 20
1901 for tho erection Of two school
buildings: one of - rooms, the other of )
rooms, payment for same to he made IN
cash; drawings and specifications can lie
seen M my office, Victoria. fcXas; bids
for 22-room house must be accompanied
by check for 500 and s-room house by
check for $500, all checks TO bo duly GER
tilted and made payable TO order of n. -.
Lander. secretary; bidders have option OF
submitting bids for two buildings com
bined and for two buildings eparatcly;
the right is reserved TO reject any and
an bids. Jules Leftiand, architect, Vie.
torla. IeAAs. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-09

CE-CapifUl hotel Houston: not be-
cause Of any dissatisfaction with tue
present lessee, but 10 secure better terms,
The Rice HOtcl," formerly known ms the
Hard room, hut not barber shop or storesl
viii be for lease after October ], 1901;
al! bids should be sent IN by the 10Th
"-reiect any and all bids, i or partition
lars address +. Raphael, secretary VIII
lam Rice institute for the Advaneement
Of Literature, Science ana Ari' Houstoii5
Texas a"
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FINANCIAL.
MONEY TO LOAN on good security.
n. Little, 3101a Main street.

Moskowitz, branch office
in oil Exchange Building, Beaumont Am
in position 10 furnish inside and reliable
information as 10 the stocks of the differ
cnt oil companies now being offered and
solicit the patronage of those who N.sh
TO invest.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-09

FOR sALE-Go6er oil shares, 60c. 220
Main. 10
MONEY loaned on pianos without removal
from premises. Business confidential. No
delay. l.. b. Gray 10loa Texas ave,
iTD1; Al WATKINS OIL CO.-Capitai Sf00-
600 par value of shares 81 each. This
company owns ten acres adjoining the
Sour Lake tract and twenty acres In the
H. Williams survey In Jefferson county
and has Sl2, 800 cash in it's treasury For
n short time the owners OF the stock in
this company will offer a limited amount
his stock will lie sold for the treasury;
win not sell less than 80 shares. Drilling
will commence on our Sour Lake property
obtained. Officers and directors: Edgar
watkins president, Houston; =. G. Paul.
vice president GalYestoni walter 7. Tor
roll treasurer Houston: Frank II. Moody,
galveston: Bryan Heard Jesse H. Jones
and Ed Kiam. directors. Houston For
Torrey Houston Land aud Trust com
many building corner Main and Frank
lin streets, Houston. Texas. IL
MONEY TO lean In small or large
amounts on all satisfactory security; 10
delay: business confidential. ]. L. Brit
| ION & Co. 1012h Prairie avenue. 0
! OH STOCKS BEAUMONT FIELDS
/ There are 200 companies here and unless
you are On NE the grouRd buy oil stocks OK,
! tory thoroughly and every company in
! IT, Remember. that u Is the location of
! the company met mikes its stock yalu-
10 me company. We furnish Valuable
Information and charge nothing for buy
Ing ana ~ know the siorss ph aqr viii viii
snorest "a way up Smith & Co. t:,9
Pearl street Beaumont. fexas. u
5;;FT oil region. maps az p. W. Witty. cor.
ner Main and franklin. "A
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NEWSPAPER MEN-A genuine bargain
to offer you. New plant, latest type
faces, G-column quarto Campbell press,
10x15 Gordon iobber for sale for $500;
$500 cash, balance easy. Paper and JOB
cated in growing tc~ul and rapidly de-
ycloping country. other business forces
me to sell This is worth investigating
DO not write unless YOU mean business
Address $3.50, this ofnce. l.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

50V good Young horse, thoroughbred Jersey
heifer, inc mixer, fresh. Lock Box 90.
y
RESIDENCE lot In Dallas 10 exchange for
unlmproycd land. 4, c. Metoyer Waco.
Texas. u
WANTED Horse and buggy as part pay
mont on new piano. Address 2SII, this
office IL
WOULD exchange 800 10 1850 acres pasture
for stock merchandise. r. NJ. Brown.
IIalietsyillc. 10
TEXAS and Florida property, GOO acres
Saline county. Illinois; 100 acres Butler
county, Kansas. 50 acres Pope county.
Illinois: tire cottage and two lots two
blocks from ear line. Fourth ward w.
W. Achesou. Jr. 312 Binz building. IA
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LOST, FOUND, STOLEN.

nut sorrcl mare. about ~ years old, IL
hands high blazed face. small scar on
one trent foot near hoot; no brand. very
gentle; s. reward. j. Il. Cabanis, Katy.
Texas. 10
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NOTICE TO CoNTRAcToRs-sea pro
posals viii be received at the Office OF the
Secretary OF the Police Jury Rapldes
parish, Alexandria, La. until u o'clock
noon, Monday, May q, 1901. for the cree.
tion OF three-story re-proof court
ish. Drawings and specifications can be
seen after May I at the Offices OF the
parish clerk al Alexandria La, and, at
an. offices az Shreveport, La Dallas,
Texas and at the office OF ". W Rose.
Postal Telegraph building, kansas CITY,
L. Stanford Hall, suite sls' l35 la sane
street Chicago The James helly Inra,
don "a Architects. O-ZS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-09

foXhounds, ono racy formed
black and tan, the others are black, white
and tan and have long hair on tail.
all had on collars with my name; re-
ward of 81 ~ each. II. S. Wickcs, lGlS
Webster avenue IL
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liz BINYON STORAGE COMPANY r.
Household goods stored in separately
Hooked rooms New, clean. safe and
Secure Corner Washington and Fifth
Streets. Phones ia. Finest moving vans
an the city. 81
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BUSINESS CHANCES,

FOR SALE Good livery outfit with or
without real estate. Address r. II. Brrri,
Becvlle. Texas. IL
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hR RENT -Four unfurnished rooms,
Basement bath and sewerage; $40 month.
d los Walkcr. U
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FOR SALE-A choice stock of groceries,
good stand large cash trade. Ia ono OF
the hest towns in South Texas; in center
Of rich agricultural district reason tn, t"t
nortance. II. G.. Bond, Wharton, Texas:
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,TRAIED one dark tan COW, with brass
tip on right horn: suitable reward IL re-.
turned TO 1903 lrannln, corner Bell. il
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ToR SAIE-SlO a sh will buy the News
is worth $3.50; pls II nearly new; TINS I, -
splendid field; 40 inhabitants ~ FL
Naler Ogleshy. Texas. ~
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DR.. ADOLF HOFFS
Consumption Remedy,

prepared according TO DR.. Hons formula,
ed e. s,5sis prics Crawford
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STRAYED OR STOLEN-A bay mare
mulc: no brand; scar under eye scalpcrs
on hind feet. reward If returned to Bcr
ing Cortes Hardware Co. II
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NO. / GROCERY and feed store doing a
cash business for sale Apply $500 Wash.
ingtnn. 10
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hwo south rooms for gentlemen only.
h20T Lamar. y
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE HOUSTON NATIONAL BANK

at Houston, In the State Of Texas, at the
close Of business, April "a, 1901.
KESOTRCES
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FOR RENT.

hyO front rooms. nicely furnished; cen
*rany located; 1909 Texas avenue. IL
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IF YOU WANT In on the ground floor.
where CAPTAIN Lucas is going to d1ll
the ncxt oil we'll, call on w. w Aoheson,
lr., 3l2 BnZ. -
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WANTED silent partner in drug bust
ness, with about $1,000; 10 per cent guar,
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THE undersigned is prepared to furnish
limestone. rough or cut. Write for prices
Francis Fischer, Austin. Texas. II
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WAIVED Party with $500 can purchaSe,
TO o'G he organized. the par valnc Of these
shares will be 81; will bear close lhV n1
cation. Address |. Block, loO' flne
streat Renumont Texas. IA
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FOR SALE-Hote. eighteen rooms dong
fine business; good reason for seihng' Au
dress Box 1866 Yoakum, Texas
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ajln@ :, white and liver colored pointer.
10 IN sixth ward yesterday; return
sso.i,. n. lryin. 700 Washington and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-09

WITIJAM w. ANDERSON attorney s10Hs
Main street Money 10 lend on llous
ton realty. No doubtful loans consld.
cred. u
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MONEY loaned on planes without removal
from PREMISES. Business confidential No
delay. l.. b. Gray, 101053 Texas ave,
ponnn, Q 10
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FOR SALE-Gober oil shares, 6oc. 30
II
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WANTED Partner; few hundred dollars'
stoch anu u"'i'' II
Texas. =
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD-One red
snieiey COW; soon will give milk; one red
blscL yearllng; one white and brownish
with spotted yearling: one black cow,
blaet white spot in forehead. bell on;
branded II s with give nm TILE cr shey ov are
''s 10 j. w. Murphy, Arcadia, Texas.
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WANTED-The address of a person VINO
has an interest in some lands IN Sc NM.
SON and Hardin counties; important nut
TOR Address H. A. H., this ONCE;
reason for Withholding names "
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LOST. FOUND. STOLEN.

III RENT-Flnt No. OF Buffers fats
-. =. I. Mclaughlin, phone 220,
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a GUARANTEE

We
(Tgned) is v.
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~ ~. 4 Just finished 4-room cottage,
,uuth front, two car lines, pure artesiun
--~aIer. Apply at Vicks Park. o
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ni M 1901 Houston high school class
den., tnder please return superinten,
i T-5-. omlce. Houston high school.
Trar1. the 1920 p. IN. Fannin and
Cans ear on yesterday, one large
10 iS,a' The finder will please return
Ward. street uhu teee 10
Me- a a knotted-handle umbrella, between
Retnnroha brewery and bridge; 81 reward.
aIh 10 cashier, this office. o
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7-FT oil region maps az p. W. Witty, cor.
rsr Main and franklin. "A
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-04-11


This elegant and delicate starch IS
the product Of a plant that is culti-
waited very extensively IN the Malay
peninsula. where its culture Is almost
entirely III the hands Of the Chinese.
Tie tubers Of the plant (Alanihot util-
isiniaj. which weigh on an average
from 10 TO - pounds. are first scraped
and then carefully washed. after which
they are reduced to a pulp by being
passed between rollers This pulp is
carefully washed and shaken up with
abundance of water until the felcula
separates and passes through a very
fine sieve into a tub placed beneath.
The -four so obtained Is repeatedly
washed and then placed on mats and
bleached by exposure to the sun and
air. 1t IS finally converted into the
pearl tapioca Of commerce by being
placed IN a crude shaped frame Gov
cred with canvas. 1t is slightly moist
ened and subjected to rotary motion,
by which means il is graduated. II is
next dried in the sun and finally over
the fire in an iron pan creased with
vegetable tallow and is then ready for
the market.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-04-11
For Those Who smoke.

TIE great point in pipe smoking Is 20
learn 10 smoke slowly. When this hab-
it is acquired, the full favor Of the to-
bacco viii always be enjoyed every
smoke VIII be a cool one and tongue
burning viii be unknown. 1t is. how
ever very hard for nervous people to
smoke slowly. We know Of cases where
smokers have tried for a score of years
To check their smoking speed without
success. They probably did not begin
TO make the effort early enough in their
smoking careers With good tobacco
ard root pipe the slow smoker at
taln> degree Of pleasurable enjoy
meut in smoking Of which the rapid
ssaaEer las moi ali nklng.
Poflaps al smokers danot know that
Il Ua&aS DO difference iu tile favor Of
4 .pe tobacco how many times a pipe
goes ogt 4 cigar which Is allowed to
- out once Las lis flavor ruined and
IS most apHroc.ably teraed butt. 4
pipe however tastes, if anything bet-
Fasl.5iou- smokers always have at
] east tsye pDa. ID hand and never fill
ono unta .as entirely coaled Oft.
This IS hela toward cool smoking
and reasonable life in pipe \ good
test lg which o TEN II you are smok-
ing toe fasl IS hold the bowl n your
hand II it IS too hot % 10 So. then
you may know your speed is too great.
-Exeaange
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-04-11
wben Rooth Laucbea

William Messenger. the comedian. once
said: 7 never saw Edwin Booth laugh
heartily but once. We We're playing
Julius Caesar at Baldwin's IN Frisco.
Booth was Brurus. McCulIo' II was
CaSslus. Harry Edwards was C15ar
and Charley Bishop and l We're plain.
everyday citizens. 1t was the last
night Of the run, and we all felt frisky.
So when Cesar spoke the well known
line. Let me lave men about me That
are fat Bishop and 1, both fat men,
walked boldly up to Caesar and shook
him heartily By the hand 1t broke
Booth all UP, and he laughed outright"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-04-11
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.


A. ! Howell. of Lancaster wishes to
inform vou that he has fine let Of
Strawberry Plants. 81 his own grow
ing. for sale this spring. Why buy
Of strangers and pay i've prices when
YOU can buy them at home for 80
cents per haudred or $4Qu per thou
sand | have the Starr, Bubach. Col
umhian Edgar Queen and several
other kinds II you do not know
which kind you want. leave it To me-
ana VIII mix them So You viii get
the best results Order early first
come, first served as long a. they last.
Mai orders must be accompanied By
the cash. Will pack them IN opea
baskets s. there VIII be no danger
from heating.
also have Raspberries- Black
Caps ana Greg- at $500 per hundred.
Kansas $500 per hundred. Cuth6urth
Red s. 0u per hundred.
Also 20 Rocky Mountain Cherry,
two wears 9ld. at IS cents each
Yours 70 please.
4, j HOW Eth.
lancaster WIS.
Howell 4 starr Barber shop.
Eir-t door east ii Bennett's drug store
References er-sho~aiter State
Bans lancaster state Baak 81 Grant
Comfy lancaster.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-04-11
No Difference perceptIbIe.

Jones Very stupid girl. that Miss
Wilpin.
Smith-How so?
Why you see, we were guessing
conundrums the other evening. ana |
asked her what was the difference be.
tween myself and a donkey"
"Welt"
"WellE Why, by Jove, she said She
didn't know"
We'll, as far as that goes, l don't ei-
Their. London Answers.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-04-11

For the great crisis which comes to women
just beyond middle age nothing will prepare
them well as this great medicine.
MRS. WIN. HANSON, ORANGE, MASS, SAYS:
Ny trouble turn of life l was confined to the
bed for three years. suffered great pain and came
very near losing my life did but just hvejust
capped the grave employed two doctors, and derived
no benefit from them Mrs David Goddard, of Orange
Mass, who had been cured by Dr. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy, advised me to Nervura.
g was confined to my bed when | began to use the
medicine. l gradually began to improve and have
used five bottles and entirely cured. do hard work
every day, and firmly believe that if had used Or.
Greenes Nervura should now have been in my grave
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-04-11
He Had melted.

That fellow is a bird said the al
,irins stranger as be looked after the
fresh young man
Not now" replied the native. but
There was time when your descrip-
ton might have been justified"
when was thatE"
The night we tarred ana feathered
him about year ago. Chicago Post.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-04-11
.stlck LII

Geo. l. Heard OF High Tower. Ga,
writes Eczema broke out On nay
baby covering his entire body. Under
treatment of our family physician he
rot worse a he couid not sleep for
the burning and itching. We used g
box III Banner Salve on him and by
the time it was gone ne was Well.
TIE doctor seeing il was curing him
said stick to il for 1t i doing him
more good than anything | have done
for hlm Hatch Bros, and J T.
Bennett
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-04-11
Professional Cards.

Alto RNEYs- nUsHSEL. WATKINS NOES
Practice ia an state and United states
courts. once over state Bank Of Grant
County.
Lancaster, Wisconsin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-04-11

ATTORNEY w, ! BRENNAN
Practices Ia ali courts. once In Wright
House Block.
Lancaster wisconsin
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-04-11

DIR. ". T. BROWN. the eye, ear au1
nose specialist, viii he III Lancaster.
at Or. Hassell's Off e, "Wednesday,
April 18th. for one day only.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-04-11

Ahhorrent even to the strongest
..Siavophile" IS tha position occupied
~ Woman d tae family and in social
HE IN are the charge Of prejudice
7 shall quote d few proverbs current
among fhe southern Slays-a few out
OF many hundreds:
aa h5ai. tie woman is erass
gs H fgs ta.'a taar t.n women
4 ,a5a i straw Is .earta ra9ge than woman q
galt
LIZ ia IS bark. but 1T sAs woman keep 81
Isn't,
He vh9 a,es r3t boat hs Vic Is IS man.
--Ntaf ssil SO when MARI! asks boy
e h,- ataer 'T8r sour wiie sticks for your
elss.lEe- ssel-Ch.
Twice Is 81 ISIS IS uar fsnpr-5nee when he
marines ana oaee aeer Is irrl.- IFS ofte-
And the woman sings in the Russian
folk>ous which ! have freely trans
lated.
Love me rrse AMI ,sse re- qu..
Iu,l ay las a.i use s4ek
Although there are lowe songs of an-
other kind in which woman i praised
far her charms She becomes virtually
a slave rs soon a~ she mavr.e~, and the
htrle poetry S. tde folbsoug does not
accompany her even Is the marriage
altar Sae is valued only for The work
Size c1a -ao % q household and for tie
cllllfea ~ae ea4 hyar. anl should This
latter ~-.- He denied her her let
1ccoua~ doa s IN aale- and She often
seeks re.ea~e IS suicide Outlook