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The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-04-12
TO LIVE ONE HUNDRED
YEARS.

These are Sir John Sawyers nine
teen rules for living 100 years
!. Eight hours sleep.
2. Sleep on your right slde'
8. Keep your bedroom w'"oo"
open all night.
4. Have a mat to your oco'oon
door.
5. DO not have your Oeos'eau
against the wall.
8. Nocold water in the morn'ns'
but bathe at the temperature u WV
body.
!. Exercise before breakfast
8. Eat little meat. and see '''a' "
Is vel. cooked. 49,
0. For adults-drink no MIX M
10. Eat plenty OF fat 10 leu WV
cells which destroy germs a..
II. Avoid intoxicants' Wnlc" w
strOy those cells. ,.ir
70. Daily exercise in the ope" .''", ~"
10. Allow no pet animals III ''
living rooms. ,.o,, ran,
"A. Live 10 the country II you ,s."" o"",
Is. Watch the three D's-o''""'''
water, damp, drains. .,,,
II. Take frequent and short '0''
days.
IS. Limit your ambition
10. Keep your temper
The Waynesboro Beacon ~ sa', 'p 10
iun Of Governor Louginos eao,sw ss,.:
break up lynching in Mississippi, '' inch. v,
"of course he can't break Up I. lyoS" ,s'.
ing, and especially in cases wn,,s '',,,,s msu
IS the cause. No Southern wl,ss l,.,,ties til
Is going'to wait on the uooe,''hs se. oi his
0, the law where the pelsO% S.sn N ylc
wife, his child, his Slsce' ..,o.. ne.
lated at the hands Of wol'.''., =. .,atn
uro brute. This Is as true S - cares
itself, and Governor Lons,"v " .,ce. he
for the respect Of the "a,,' INV making
will. acknowledge II, and s.Op wy. shs DE-
a spectacle of himself OeiC'' '
cent, manhood of the state.
! travelling man reports (. 'nss 'ssareh
lad = strange experience a. =. said
supper on a recent evening", .lp.,..,, .u Ipto
that he kept crumbllns c,A,.i ! !. nis 10.
! bowl Of oyster, soup anu .w"oesrlns NJ
tense surprise, they kept o,sstp 'ns,;en, and
IIe made . basty exam,.a,th laa"s that an
found sha. BY son'e acc'os., s,'. .e,p 10 and
oyster had gotten into !. .a' " Ssd Ssd sstea
bslsr Ius' rauos and 'anIshes, ., ',S ',,.Ssblsd
~ SS'ss ass crackers as fastss n' ''4'
theui IN.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-10-01
The succe..ful Doctor.

The king of purgatory sent his lictors
TO earth to bring back some skillfuf
Chinese physician. You must look for
one" said the king. lat whose door
there are no aggrieved spirits of disem-
bodied patients" The lictor went of.
but at the house OF every doctor they
visited there were crowds of wailing
ghosts hanging about At last they
found a doctor at whose door there was
only a single shade and cried out,
This man is evidently the skillful one
we are in search Of" On inquiry. how
ever, they discovered that he had only
started practice the day before.-Giles'
History of Chinese Literature"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-10-01
To he Wi.r.

"Ef you wants to git de reputation O.
KNOWN a lot" said Uncle Eben. keep
still an let de yutbuh Teller talk. He's
gwineter to go away wifi de idea dat yoEi
couldn't hep helm purity wise ahter lis
TENN so long to him."-Washington
Star
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-10-01

The average man gets angry every
time he is in the wrong and knows it
Chicago News
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-10-01

Hamlin (standing before the tattooed
man in the dime museum)-Heavens.
how that fellow must suffer IL he ever
gets the jImjamsLSmart Set. -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-10-01

BE brief, for it is with words as with
sunbearns. the more they are condensed
the deeper they burn
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-10-01

Probably ShOUerS this at
feTn0ORj generally fair tonight
and WedReSddy;; cooler.
,. 81. SHERIER, Observer
Temperature at z a. ~. %,
at $50 D. m. II
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-10-01
Keep Your Eye

on our list of fruits. vegetables
and poultry. We handle moth
ing but the choicest and best
goods to be obtained in the
market. II you really want
something nice in the grocery
line call us up. Phone 1881.
Inspect our list:
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The sun., 1901-02-03
SfORHS ON IlEf BAIHti.
Passengers on tho siberian hai,road Complain
Of Yer, Unpleasant Experiences.

Tho part Of tus S,n"rIdu railroad hat elil
s.lrt H." sou'hrrp shores o. lk- Bsit al
has nol vet been buIlj. II involves di.nvuIt
engineering Aud ,l- railroad author t,cs
d.cidrd, for a tT'y "nr-. to ~" Toe hr'a. ing
st-d rl"Ts. tie h,' g"s to them loaded VITA
pus-env-rs aud iirlcut csrN and thi- ferry
train. s.rus' the lake bW low the' hAS"
rotGrt"tAr or,.usIon to bal. the line 7rouud
,L. foot - ~" ldkr as soou - tuev ,sL tur
p..rHr,. haviGs no "pd oi tYnuhl" with 1toriuv
AL. 'ngg, B,lkHl Ia. lake ~ sit,-tve
il i.., " ir and I - No luNc iur the q ass"u-
y,i. 'o or g.nucd ~ tn-ir ars Uu the ait-rs
Tor ,arnty io l,Tr" hu.IrS ~ u ;'me, a. hr,
huns. .ru"d nov ard tAcu Nl,hln ia" ia; ear
on thrsr "c"a,i,'. storm ou ia" iIke "r n
helV. fog hu, MAJ" e impus'lhi" :" r"Avh
putt OH ih"fri,J,rs.I-
NJ, ou" kroN.nr ,nr '"nd,r""s % travel
on iul. IaGc uu.hi ",rrcI - a''.G'..t.
It.r"iar"r.oa puIi and "u" ,truu' p.'it -
Vla,ut spoGIdlt. .'r'l,'. vu.," 80
,triir.. v.'.,!, ,.cr, rhr uul .l''H- 90 ~. =
iu.'. aud tee .ufu"urpc- too ur'. rnr;-
if.''d ~ 'T"'.l, g." as". h"'ii a Nu and
r." , 90. at Su.tlH.. ..! a l1hr" :" ., :" 'H"
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Ni,inns of Il.,iaps seem 10 have an cr-
r.ueuuS 'loa Of Br'kil !, ls thr argos
GO NOT lac itu' 20 ca0 ~ tho largest ~ ti,a
wurl :. iu i!'t IN" take u tnn~ ranked ~
some of the .'olr2 pnj.s used ~ Ru..itn
schools The coinpilers ~ these tey1books
would seem never to have he1ri ~ oli Great
Lax " and those Of central africa.
The sun., 1901-02-03
TO IMPROVE MANIA RARsOR
The Ph,upp'os Commission Appropnsts
o. 600 600 Gold to Besia the Work

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h" w" "'i"~ "' "'"'e "H sho'e. 'Ho-e vi
less draught tisn ths md entrance into
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~ 10y lght"rina When the bay - calm ths =
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=,
sIs lHHN >'"H'h - W"'h "huahf't'u inc
cost " doing hu'li,"-s ~ the port ~ NaiilN
,- ,t.,rsf,t, vary .y,at nd ropst,u,.s a
h"aNN p'''"" Hl"h '"'''''" ''"'''t
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oi ot,,,t s,.v,.p lunjrcd ,t.I.. only or. M.
'nuCh '~ ana 30 oHe'NHfS H"'" 'Hhh fonI Nah
irrnci 500 20 Hong X png a dist ,nce Of about
,..h, ,hov.,,,.i nil. Tb. ro,.mour, n.,.,
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ihti"fnl"' I'r ''"ro'snN i'"''Nd he'
hur vita suffiC.eut dclth o' water n A.
,.,,,,,,.. "a tL, l,r,c., -hi,s ub.,,i, M.
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The sun., 1901-02-03
4 yILI,tGE FOR IHE INSANE.
Tao. Has a Tora That u Inhabited Oni, bv
yunattcs and Their Guards.

Laos 1. ,he hndor!ani ~ AMMAN and 4.
rart ~ the Wrench possessions IN t~,a H.
p.up'c arc loot advanced "a civilization aLd
tine Frrnen have done lttl" ~ IT To- 'i"v". ~
IN, country. hu' 'hc ua.ivr4 hav. som" adj
yarcet ideas ON the treatment II luustcs
Dr lcf-vre ot tho oAiolal incident SaN
IN NnuqgI wri,ns - friends IN Franc" that
wh.'o travelling ~ LloS T" .rGtiv Il" came
,rrp.s 81 village iuhsbtri nulr b. the m-n-
tally uu'ia!tnc.d IA. tpsh cnuin about
three hundred u",!,',. oil 90 Hhu." inmates
arr iuS1ua oacc,, the guards "hO ta"e cara
Of tho unfortunate,
Iar doctor SAYS there are maAv insane
l-.sIn- ~ l4pS tuN ou" WhD travelled |
slow, -" narrow pstt, of 80" 'uun'r, a few
,eiII ago ',uUlt ." re {" -"e - u1'thCr "i
non. Sc p.cu ct t.IiurGa who's" bItIl~ We're
ul,. d SuIl"tlu"- the ul~rH," took q
r..i-n.u.~ luru .Id ~" uHIuii inuhlos III
ri..' t1nf' un"u .'"' 'H'N l'".
he aoI. .IcA of thr I.tu~ IruNt" got to-
l"f.t"r 81 t'w ,.ai. U.p urd 80 'u- "i what
Iu t.u Tot .u,," HIpd"itng Uhi i.hI..cioh~
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tv Themselves - Al luCll uEA 'tuC4'Iuu
nlIui be- u,lirrei sat th"N ii.u' r", ''u-
dancer nih"I- lac ldcl W. lIougIl 80 h"
a good one aud i vets dri"ri"ued H. UlTr'
II oIt IN LAOS. - same hun IT. {" ol houses
were built rUG Ne N.l'I;" ui sc ii.H',' NH~
uonI.r 80" lINIns IN ti" Town ~" HauN ''
henVe u would y" ~" ar" t'J inti''t 20
treat thCm Otherwise than 'iin 'bc u'Ino"i
linducs" They ~" ~ s"h',, hnhfH, "nd
cuturci people Nuov how 80 dc MANY Of ne
patients grcatlv improve ana some of them
have been permitted to marry IN the new
community to which thsy had been taken
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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-05-24
At His Past.

az recall now with horror" says
Mail Carrier Burnett Mann, of
Levanna, o., "my three years OF
suffering from Kidney trouble.
was hardly ever fec from dull
aches OF acute pains Ia my hack.
To stoop OF lift mail sacks madc
me groan. felt tired. worn out,
about ready to give ups when te-
gan to use Electric Bittcrs, but ssx
bottles completely cured me and
made me feel like a new man.
They're unrfssled to regulate
Stomach. l.iser, kidney and
Bowels. Perfcus satisfaction guar
antecd mt Casom1s Pharmacy. Only
20 cents.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-05-24
Gamma,

John Sturgeon OF Montgomery
was here last week buying hogs.
Sam LOCKER and sisters were in
Wellsyillc Thursday.
j. o. Wilson of Prices Branch
was here Saturday on business.
Jack and jess Hisa OF Olney
passed through here Wednesday
on their way to Wellsville, where
jess will board the train for Okla
homa.
Mrs. Williams and Nora Will
liams OF Montgomery City, Is Wis.
iting relatives here.
Samuel Mabry and wife Of Oh
ney, spent Thursday and Friday
with Mrs. Ann Baugh.
Judge Elkins, wife and daugh-
ter of Montgomery was here last
week.
The w. G. T. L.. had a interest,"
ing meeting at Union Chapel Sun
day afternoon.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-05-24
DanviIIe.

Quite a number of visitors were
viewing the ruins OF the court
house sunday.
Joseph Appling and wife and
Mrs. VIM. Smith of Wcllsyillc,
were visiting relatives hers Satur-
dap and Sunday.
Farmcr- are about through plant
ing corn.
The oat yield will be light on uc-
count ofthc dry weather.
Gus Rcgot is r%c-puinting uncle
Dan Davis residence.
The peach crop will not be ~
large as last year.
Mr.. Alex Glare OF near Olncy,
Lincoln county, Is visiting homo-
folks this week.
Lewis Reyes OF st. Louis wa
visiting here Saturday and san
dunday. His two little girls re-
turncdcd home with him fora short
visit.
Mrs. Jacob Brewer is In very
poor health.
Pastures are somewhat short ON
account OF dry WEATHER.
Miss O'Donncll and Miss Hart ol
Wclisvillc, were visiting Miss Media
Hart Sunday.
Last week lsham Gardner bought
one hundred bushels Of corn from
Sam Baker at Toe per bushcl.
UNCLE 81.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-05-24
Low Rates.

For Pan-Amcrican Exposition
Buiialo, New York, round trip tick-
cts arc now on sale AT reduced
rates. For particulars call on near
est Wabash ticket agent.
To Denver, Colorado SPRING.,
Pueblo, Glcnwood Springs, Colo,
salt Lake City and Ogden, Utah f;
round trip tickets will he sold June
18Th To Nith, inclusive for one way
fare plus two dollars. Return limit
on Colorado tickets October a.,
1901. On Utah tickets 80 days from
date of sale; stop overs allowed
west Of Colorado common points.
Homescckcrs tickets will he sold
May 2ist, June ith and 18th To the
territories and IN any of the states
at one fare plus two dollars Tor the
round trip.
July 9Th to -, 1901 includes
round trip tickets will be sold to
California at reduced rates.
For Saengcrfcst Mobcrly, No.,
round trip tickets will be sold May
n and % for one and onc-third
fare, return limit May ed.
June 10th and nth 1901, round
trip tickets will be sold TO Kansas
City, No., for n and onc-third
fare, return limit June Il, 1901.
June Sth, 9th and 10th, round
trip tickets will be sold 10 ST. Paul,
Mimi, for one way fare, plus two
dollars, return limit June Is, 1901.
G.. II. CARNAiAN, Agent.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-05-24

Misses Ethel Baxter and Susie
Show Of Montgomery, and Miss
Lottie Moody Of st. Louis are Wis
iting Misses Tabitha and lizzie
LOCKER.
Wallace Mabry and Miss Hattie
Halnes of Olney were the guests Of
friends here Sunday.
Jess Williams Of Audrain coun-
ty was here last week.
Harion Spires was in wellsville
Monday on business.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-05-24
Now EftMRnCa.

Nrs. Myrtle OAons OF st. Louis
II with her parents, T. IL. Mcclure
aud wife.
Miss Lydia Willis returned ffrsm
ST. Louis the first of she week where
she had been the guest of hcs
friend, Miss Smith.
Tin Hooker Of Gunnma. visited
his father, IL. W. Hooker. here this.
week.
Mise Lotto Schroeder has been
entertaining her grandparents from
Iowa. several days this week.
Thomns paiton's new buggy
which he ordered from the city
some time aeu arrived ihir week,
and l. one Of the incest buggics
scvn op u streets.
Tobc Barley Is assisting his
brother. l,ob't Barley In the livery
stable business,
Miss Nnhan lccturcd hcn, Monday
evening to "A full house. but the
heavy rain Tuesday evening pre-
vented many from attending the
recital.
j. l.. Knox and wife were tend
cred "a yer, delightful reception at
their beautiful country nome last
Thursday evening by their many
friends. The guests numbered
about 30 couple OF married people.
The occasion being the seventh
wedding anniversary OF this popu-
lar young couple. Delicious re-
ircshmcntS, consisting of ices,
cakes and fruits we're served In
their dining room which had been
beautifully decorated for the occa-
sion. The guests brought with
them man, elegant and useful
presents which were dul, npprcci-
atcd b, Mr.. and Mrs. Knox. After
manN congratulations and good
wishes Tor the future, the guests
departed for their homes, having
spent onc Of the most delightful
evenings of the season. puELLA.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-05-24
Fought For His Life.

"Ny father and sister both died
of Consumption writes j.. r.
Wcathcrwax, OF Wyandotte, Mich,
and ! was saved from the same
nightful fate only by Dr.. Kings
New Discovery. An attack of
Pneumonia left nm obstinate
cough and very severe lung trou-
BILE, which an excellent doctor
could not help, but n few months
use OF this wonderful medicine
made me rs well as ever and
gained much in weight" Infalliblc
ior coughs, colds and all throat
and Lung trouble. Trial bottles
Tree. Guaranteed bottles SOC and
Sl.OO ut Cason's Pharmacy.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-05-24
weilsvIIIe.

IouH Ak~uru Oh MiuulHrDwn was
here Thursday.
Franz Mo-s,r aud wife o6uarins-
burg . the guests OF nelatiycs
here Saturday.
Miss Nnymr Elton IL tlir guest
u Miss Lola Orr NJ niddlctovn.
Mrs. ~ j. Lcnox il visiting
friends 10 st. Louis.
VIM. ShultS. Jr., spent last, week
In st. Lopl-.
Nal Pollard oi Troy spent 70 few
days here last week with relatives.
Prof. A.. Il. Oliver who has bcrn
teaching school ut Ncosho, NO. Ii
home for the vacation.
MIS-. II. Aolly has returned nom
Texas and will spend the summer
nj this place.
Miss Eluuna Stuart who has levu
teaching in Hillside, Texas, has
returned home. Miss Stuart has
been employed rs II Teacher in
our public schools for next year.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Baptist church gave an ic, crrsm
social Mt Davis hall last Friday
evening. \ good crowd was prrs-
cnt and NIL had nm enjoyable even
ing. Music ~ furnished 10y the
wcllsville band. They took in
about 81.
Miss Abbic Haislip who has been
attending school NJ Kirksyillc
spent Saturday and Sunday Mt
home. She was accompanied by
Miss Lena Kcytcs of Kirksvillc.
The Annual Memorial scrnon
viii be- preached this year by Rev.
4. YcAllcn on Sunday Nay ~ mt
II u. IN. at the fret ~. Il. church.
Tho q. A. II. Ritual will b. render
cd by Ycagcr, Sharp Post. Every
body invited.
las. Gill of Montgomery was
here nonday.
ut. Award and daughters Misses
Vista and Frances Of Mindlntown
were shopping here monday
Mss Maudc McQuic of Fulton IL
the guest oi her parents NE. and
Mrs. j. u. McQulc In this city.
ug.a Ada n.,l al N.ntu,m.rN
was the guest OF relatives here last
week.
An excursion of oil kings Of st,
Louis and other points arrived
here Tuesday morning On the fast
train which vcry seldom stops here.
The band and a committee OF oui
citizens met them ut tho train and
escorted them to Kuhnc's hal
where they had some vcry fin,
speaking from both the citizens
and their guests. The boring foI
oil will commence on or about the
first OF June.
j. II. JeiYers special rural dely'
cry man who is employed by thu
Government was here last wecl
with n view OF establishing three
new mail routes from wcllsyillc IL
a few weeks.
Miss Hermione Riedell OF Stcph.
n
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-05-24

Z. A. Wilson returned from st.
Charles Wednesday night, where
he had been working.
Miss Amelia Drunert of Morsey.
As visiting her %sistcr, Mrs. II. G.
Bcgeman.
W. Murphy is operator at this
place during the absence Of ID. ID.
White.
w. l.. Smith attended court in
Montgomery this Ssck.
Coon Bcgcman NJ Trlxtor. was
lnrc Thursday ~ business.
S.las Carr. Lee Ferguson, Pat
Dtpr aud Jim Williams were down
onLoutre last week fishing, Pany
Snchcn. coI'd, was along doing
the oooking. They report n fine
time. and say che fish bit good.
Ill skinner returned from South
Bend. Indiana, last week where he
had ibevn wording
Mrs. .Clbc Stephens Is visiting
friends in wcllsvinse this week.
Louis Holmcs OF Paris, Texas, In
here visiting his psspsnts.
Quite n number OF our citizens
were in Montgomery Monday, at
tending court.
W. G.. Palmer Of ST.. Louis spent
Sunday with his pnrnpaS-
Chas. Nichuss OF ST.. Louis cane
up Sunday to visit a 'fri,,nd."
L. X. Fuller and ubss Myrde
Wilson were married at Montgons-
cry last Sunday. the gDom is .
bright young mar. publisher OF the
Joncsburg journal at present.
The bride IL one of Montgomcry'hl
charming ladies'.
Tucker Nanness spent Saturday
In st. Louis on business.
John Smith was in st. Louis
Saturday to witness sights
VIM. Warner. IT.. was down from
High Hill Tuesday on business.
RASrUs.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-05-24

ems College, Columbia was tn"
guest of relatives here Saturday
and Sunda,.
Miss N'ilio Blain spent monday
In M-xicoL
q. Pearson. Editor At Middlctuwn
Chips, was II Wrllsyillc visitor
SATURDAY,.
Jimmi" Paxton of Omaha wiz
tn" guest OF relatives here SUNDAY.
l.. Il. Finls, and family of st.
Louis are whiting friends In this
cit,.
Miss Est"llH Ul,ttncr of Mexico
tx the guest 90 relatives here.
Mrssrs n. w. Friedman, II. T..
French, &. T.. Pe,ron 81 Mnrtlns-
burg were prospecting for oil
Tu.sdat.
Misses uau,tr Hart aud Lizzie
O'Donn"ll visited friends In ST.
Louis SUNDAY.
'npt. strv" Bu1ri- of MARTIN
burg was tran 'scting business here
SATURDAY..