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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-22

9ie leBten 5a6r3e6nte iahen in
9eutI6lanb cine 8eItrebung ms 2eben
treten, bic fi3 in 8ereinen unD auBer>
6alb berIelben bic 9flege Der Bolts
qeIunD6ett gum ,3iele ieBt. Sic fu4t
6ur6 0ffentli9e 8ortrd9e, tple IN Der
9refe ri6tige 4ni6auungen iiber Sc
Tuno6eitsle6re gu berbreiten uno fubrte
gu einem 3uIammengeben bon 4er3ten
unb 69ulmGnnern, Dura bas t9on
mun6e Tortf6ritte uuf ApgienlI4em
@ebiete errei6t nurDen.
Dies 3eigt Ti4 in eriter 2inte BET
Der Quffiibrung neuer ShulgebauDe.
8er in ben fiinf3iger uno te43t9er
Sabren aus ben 8ereinigten Stdaten
nab 9eutI6lunb fam unb S4ulen be-
Tu6te, Der fonnte no6l an Dem Inter
rt6t feline SreuDe BADEN, aaein Die
RGume, in pel4en berielbe ,ert4etlt
purbe, Fprberten oft bic ftrengite &rtz
tiff 6eraus. 8GbrenD man in dnerts
fanii6en @tGOten ituttli4e unb mei1t
afpedmGBioe 8uuten Dem 9ienit Der
gr3iebunq erri9tete, muBten in
0eutI6lunb bdufig frii6ere &lOfter unO
ulte 6errenIiBe gu llnterrt4ts3tpefen
ber6alten. Selbit in ben faiernenarz
tiqen Neu6auten trat meiit feline anbere
@bfi6t GIT Sage, als Die notAl9en Haus
me 3u 6ef6affen. 9us lit nun in ben
leBten brei Sa6r3ebnten unDers gepor>
ben. 9a nirD f9on, tpo bteies Die
8er6Gltnife ge7tatten, Bel Der 4uspa9l
zines 8labes Der @r3t nie Der S6uls
mann gu 8atbe ge3Ogen nno iRren @nz
fi6ten 8ea9tung gei4entt. Dies ut
BEL Der inneren @inri6tung nod in err
6D6tem M2QBe Der San, uno Der 4r4Ts
feft frft Der empfangenen @nregung
T6pn Bel Der 4usurbeitung Der Pldnc
Rebm1no au truqen. 9ubet geRt man
fat INNER auF 9runb pifeni4dftltz
der 8eoba6tungen unD Der geidmnlel>
tenGrfa6runoen borun un0 permetoet
Dor @uem 6us Experimentation, Dem
man oft in ben @ereinigten Staaten
in Fofae pulitif3er Ginfliife unb be5
ppr6anbenen .BuGs" Der 8etReiligteR
10 qroBen @pielraum gepdhrt.
Gu purbe por brei SabreR in
Retparf, q. s., Elm urhitettonti4
f96n ausgefubrtes 9o4f4ul Sc
bdube Der 8enuBung iberses
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-22
lfenere 9eIirebun9Gn nnf OrlIl
6fbirt Oer 6rhlnObritsptle9r.
8on @iIbelm MIIIer.

gereine fir @olf5geiunbbeitspflege.
Qlte unD neue @6ul6duIer biben
unb briiben. - 8ertbeilung Der
Qe6rfd6er unO 9uuIen. - Ser
@6ular5t. = Die @4ulfrantbeiten
unO mas @9ule uno 9au5 gegen
8erbreitung berielben t6un t0nnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-22
Ti9 gu betbetiigen.
9ie Rnthmeinfldfme mar leeri

1i9 gu bet6etligen.
Die Rot6neinfluf4e mar leer!
,Ob i4 nod cine trinte?" fragte er
ii9, bier b1eiben muB i'd mod Sc
qelmann's 6erren>0 Diners biloen ben
56reden aler GbeFrauen, neil Die
Mdnner meiitens febr ipdt unb fat
INNER in elmer etDds ie6r a~ngebetterz
ten @timmung 3uriidfOmmen. &ebre
i'd fe6r friib unp total nii4tern nab
6aus, 10 pirb meme Srau miBtrauiid.
IS 6ilft ni9ts, i9 muB peiter trim
ten."
@r nintte ben &e1ner berbet: nSen@
Ielben 0ers nod nal"
Sn Der 2aune, in Der 9r. Steber
fi6 felbft befanb, begriff er ni4t, mte
man uuf einem 10 langnetltgen 5sit
iiber6aupt pergniigt fein fOnne.
SD gang anetn
8eim 9la5e Wein
Sas fam bod MIR
Sin 9utte iein"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-22

len TerH DletDI. OQDuIQ WQuI TT 1el>
ne, Die frtf9e @unbe unterfu4enoen
Singer gu bebor5ugten QueQcn Der
@efa9r fir lie. Sa, es lit ni4t gu Diel
bebauptet, penn mar betennt, oab in
libel beleumunbeten 2d3aretben Die
0anb Der Mer5te bic bDsartige Giterz
oergiftung, pber bielmebr oeren Gre
ger, BON einerWunbe our anberen trug,
bis Die gauge QbtbeiIung nur Spbesz
fanbibaten barg. Sic baben bort ptel
f9limmer ols bic peit gebauft!
Die 6anD bes @birurgeH miro nt3t
rein, felbft nenn err nit alien Wp6lge=
ridden Qrabiens prGparirte Seifen an
penbet. @r muB mebr tbun. 3unG4it
1Gpn bat er bafiir 81 iprgen, boB bas
Waf6pafer, pel4es er benuBt, Dorber
gefp6t norben 1T, bamit es iteril lit,
penn er es bruu9t, unb baB Die S9uz
len, in bic er es flieBen lGBt, glei6s
fails feimfrei 9emu6t pprben iinD,
fonit t0nnten aus benz Wafer unb bon
ner S9ale neue 8ofterien feline Sim
ger betmfu9en. Sic perIteben, mes
6al6 tlinif6e Sale, Die np9'por 5tpan=
gig Sa6ren, als man Die 9efubren, nit
ipel6en unfere bergifteten 9dnbe cine
Wunbe bebrpben, faum fannie, fir
Muiter Der 8oafpmmenbeit galten,
nun niebergerifen nerben miifen, UNI
5pedentfpre9enO pieOer aufgebaut gu
nerben.
@ir perlangen beuie BON G6irurgen
Elm ipiheni9aftli9es 8ai9en ieinsr
5Gnbe, bas 1T Elm Mai4en, pel9es
einmal ii9 auf bas Wihen ftiBt, bGs
mir iiber Sib unb 4usbreitung Der
gafterien auf unIerer 9aut ~Qerponnen
baben, unb Daan zines, bas mad ieDem
eir3elnen @aI9atte in ieiner Wirtung
bofterioffopii4 gcpriift nerben tunn.
Inn 81 erfa9ren, tpie bel bas, mas ge=
rabe an Der 9anb sei4ehen 1T. aud fir
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-09-04

steamer with supplies. The news
Of the world is then eagerly sought
by the islanders who will seize and
read with avidity newspaper a
month old.
So weird spot would not be COM
plete without a ghost, and the La
dy of the Lake" is the spirit that
haunts the sands. When darkness
falls over the windswept dunes, and
the sea means requiem above the
countless dead entombed in this
ocean graveyard, there rises from
the water Of the lake beautiful la
dy. Her garments are dripping
with water her long, dark hair is
unbound, and she holds up a bleed.
ing hand from which the third fin
ger Is missing. Up and down the
shores she wanders as IL seeking
something lost. Should mortal APP
proach too near, she plunges into
the lake and disappears. The pa.
trolmen will tell you they have seen
her, and on these occasions redoublc
their vigilance, for her appearance
portends a wreck. This Lady Of
the Lake was ia life so the le-
gend runs the wife Of an officer at
tached to the Halifax garrison, in
1900. She was a passenger on the
transport Princess Amelia. coming
30 join her husband, and was drown
ed with the others when that ship
met her fate on Sable Island. She
wore a valuable ring Of curious
workmanship, and the pira;ical
wrcckers who came from the coast
on hearing Of the treasure lost on
the transport, found her body on
the sand. Being unable 10 take the
ring from tho swollen finger. they
cut it or, and threw the body into
the lake 4 century has passed,
but the unfortunate lady still seeks
her lost jewel amid the saudsof this
dc~olalc island.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-09-04
Georges Forcbodings.

When AdmiraIs Evans aud Sehloy
we're both assigned 10 duty ON the
lighthouse board. which convcncs
ia rooms at the treasury department
ia Washington, tIlc coIorcd messen
ger at the door one morning STOP.
ped Admiral Schley,
~ wish said the darky, You
would speak a kind word to Com
dore Evans for mc He's done got
il 60 for me
You must bc mistaken, George,
Schlcy replied 4 happen to know
that Commodore Evans. like the rest
Of VS. thinks highly Of your distin-
guisbed services
"Oh, is sure, persisted The col
cred man, "that Com dorc Evans
don Z like inc no moro.
What makes you think so2' de
maudcd SchIey
We'll explained tho messenger.
usually WHEN Com dure Evans ar
riyo~ IN the morniu hc says Hello.
George, YOU blankety blank blank
fool Iiow ere you butthis rhgr';ir;
he done sag merely, Hello. Gcorgol
The com dure must surely taken q
pow rul dislike 10 me.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-09-04
lie Never Spoke Again.

The following story is told of a
yentriloquist, now famous, but at
the time of this happening so hard
up he used to walk between the
cities where he was to appear. On
one of these tours he came to Phila-
delphia on foot, and on the road he
picked up miserable little dog be-
cause it looked somuch likehe felt. {"
The story will explain what became
of the dog.
The first house he came to was a
saloon, and of course, ne wanted a
drink. He had no money, but went
in anyhow to see what he could do.
The proprietor, a German, said:
Well, what viii you have2"
He said, "I'll take a little whis-
key, and then, turning to the dog,
he asked,
What will you have?"
III take ham sandwich.
The German was so surprised he
almost tainted lie looked at the
dog moment and then asked.
What did you say2'
] said ham sandwich
Hans thought il wonderful that a
dog should be ableto talk, and asked
who had trained him, how long il
had taken, etc, and wound up with:
How much you take for him?
oh, said Mr. Ventriloquist,
wouldn sell him at any price, but
| am little bard up now, aud If you
will lend me $50 IN leave him with
you till bring tho money.
All right said Hans. ] just
want him for little while, so, ]
can show him TO some smart people
! know around here.
So every thing was settled, the
money paid etc, aud as the ven
triIoquist went out be turned and
waved his hand 70 the dog aud said
Well good by, Jack, I'm come
back som.
You mean son oi-n gun, 10 sell
mc for $50 after all We done for you
So help me, Moses, III never speak
another word as long as / Iiyel"
Aud be didn D. The Philadelphia
Times.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-09-04
State horticulture.
Plans for Fruit Exhibition at the
Next Annual Meeting.

One Of the most interesting feat
ures OF the meeting OF the Maryland
State horticultural Society last year
was the very fine display Of fruits
and vegetables. These exhibitions
are OF great value in Indicating the
great Horticultural possibilities OF
our State, aud hereafter should form
the most prominent features Of our
annual meetings.
1t is desired to make the exhibit
at the forthcoming meeting TO be
held in Baltimore, Thursday and
Friday, December Is and 10, as large
as possible, aud splendid showing
can be made II the fruit growers of
the State will lend their coopera-
ton. All are invited TO contribute
TO this exhibition. Those desiring
to aid in this important work should
read carefully the following direc-
tons and be governed thereby.
DIRECTIONS
Fruit intended for exhibition pur-
poses should be picked as soon as il is
we'll grown, without waiting for ev-
licences Of full ripeuess TO appear.
Handle with the greatest possible
care to avoid bruising Wrap each
specimen in tissue or other suitable
paper, label each specimen, and pack
carefully in ordinary peach baskets,
crate or barrel. Address each pack
age to the State horticultural Socie-
ty, care of the Baltimore City Cold
Storage and Warehouse Company,
400 South Eutaw street, Baltimore,
Md, and ship at once by txpress,
charges prepaid, Adysr the above
company Of the shipment. also the
Secretary, to whom sionld he sent
list Of the varieties shipped. FIX
hibitors will be put 10 no further
trouble, as the arrangement Of the
fruit in the hall will be in charge OF
a committee of the Society, Hand
some Awards Of Merit, signed by
The President and Secretary, will be
awarded to those entitled to them,
us determined by the Exhibition
Committee. These Certificates will
be Of three grades, first, second and
third, and will be awarded on indi-
yidual varieties Of fruit in competi-
ton with each other or collections
of varieties or new seedlings of
merit, and on any other horticultu-
raj exhibits, based on the report OF
the Committee in charge. Five spec
linens OF each variety must be ex-
hibited to compete for certificate.
Further information relating TO
the Society may be obtained by adj
dressing the Secretary.
A, H. QuAINTANDE,
College Park, Md,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-09-04
A Certain Cure for pysentsry ana Diar
rhoea.

Some years ago I was one Of a
party that intended making long
bicycle trip, says + l. Taylor. Of
New Albany, Bradford County, Pa.
"a was taken suddenly with diar
rhoea, aud was about to give up the
trip, when editor Ward, OF the La.
ceyville Messenger, suggested that
take a dose Of Chamberlain x Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy /
purchased a bottle aud took two
doses, one before starting and one
on the route. made the trip sue.
cessfully, and never felt any i'll ef-
feet Again lastsummcr was al
most completely run down with an
attack Of dysentory. bought .
bottle Of this same rsmedy, and
this time one dose cured me For
Sale by Grcenwell Il Drury, Leon
ardtown
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-09-04
Misplaced Confidence.

This story was told by ibc proto-
type oi Captain Joe, the hero Of +.
liopkinson Smiths novel, Caleb
Wright
An freshman once applied 10 him
for job on board his ship.
Wei, said the captain, where
are your recommendations?
'Shurc, an haven emmy, sir.
Can I take you, thcn got Ger
man here with ino recommendations
have TO give the job to hm.
Pat begged so hard, however.
that the captain finally agreed to
takc him and the German both on a
trial trip, the best man to have the
permanent iob
They were well out at sea when u
storm arose one day while Pat and
the German were scrubbiug the
deck A big wave came along and
swept the German overheard with
his bucket Pat Immediately pick
ed up his bucket aud started after
the captain, whom he found below
Well, Fat, what thomatter now
The captain inquired.
Faith, sur We know that German
what has such foiue Accommodation
Yes. what Of him?
Begorra, sur, I'm he's gone of
with one o your buckets = New
York Times.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-09-04
Beet story
A. l., QuAINTANDE,
College Park, Md,

Representative Kahn OF California
used To bc an actor and a good one
before he became "a statesman. Once
at o dinner he began a speech by
saying
When was on the stage
Who were you driving for?
broke in an irreverent listener, and
Kahn sat down.
That was in Kahn S early days in
Congress-. Now it would not be so
easy to diseoneert him.
Somebody asked him yesterday il
it is true that waterpelons grow 10
weigh 500 pounds in California.
I do not doubt it, replied Kahn,
although to be strictly truthful |
have never seen any that weighed
more than 800 pounds. However,
| do not live in the watermelon sec
ton. They grow beets in my part
Of the state. Whenever a farmer
wants an artesian we'll he plants q
beet seed and sets back for three
months until the beet has sent it's
tap root down far enough to strike
water, Then he pulls up the beet
with six or eight horse team and
there he has an artesian well, filled
with clear, cold, flowing water.
Water was sparingly used in the
ceremonies that followed.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-09-04
In Case lie tainted.

A story is told OF an Irishman who
enlisted in one Of the smart British
cavalry regiments. The fencing in
slructor bad experienced rather a
difficult job in the matter of explain
ing to him the various way of using
the sword.
Now, he said, how would you
use the sword if your opponent
feinted?'
'Bedad, said Pat, with cleaning
eyes, I'd just tickle him with the
point to see if he was shamming.
Denver News.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-09-04
water Cure for Chronic Constipation

Take two cups Of hot water half
an hour before each meal and just
before going 20 bed, also drink OF
water, hot or cold, about two hours
after each meal Take lots OF out
door exercise walk, ride, drive.
Make regular habit Of this and in
many cases chronic constipation
may be cured without the use Of
any medicine When q purgatiye
is required take somethiag mild and
gentle like Chamberlain S Stomach
and Liver Tablets. For Sale by
Greenwell 4 Drury, Leonardtown.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-09-04
No Doubt.

DR.. 7 Hollingsworth Andrews,
former police surgeon, is credited
With telling Of a newly welded pair
whose honeymoon trip took them
across the Atlantic. The bride had
been something OF a yachtswoman,
and was not affected by the swell;
bnt her mate was a bad sailor, and
took to the rail late on the first day
out. She did what she could to
comfort him; but he was difficult
She thought a touch Of the romantic
might get him out of his mood; so
50 she tried this:
The moon is up-isn it, darling?
Yes, he said languidly that is,
II | swallowed it. Philadelphia
Times.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-09-04

I'm dealing with man, remember
that a spoonful of oil viii go farther
than a gallon of vinegar. The
same may be said of children. There
is nothing so good for children as
the old fashioned castor oil, How
ever much they may abhor IL, it is
their best medicine for disorders Of
the bowels. In the more severe
cases Of diarrhoea and dysentery,
however, Chamberlain 5 Collie, Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy should
be given after the oil operates, and
a quick cure is sure to follow. For
Sale by Greenwich & Drury, Leon
ardtown.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-09-04
A Curious LOnd.
Sable Island, Its Inhabitants and
Its Ghost.
NJ 4. Condor n los Aagoles Times.

Cgft'fNfb
OALLED on the Chart Sable Is
~ land, it is known to mariners
as the Graveyard of the North At
lantic, " owing to the loss Of life that
has resulted through shipwreck on
it's inhospitable shores.
Low, crescent-shaped, and OF sand
formation, this island is situated
eighty miles off the coast Of Nova
Scotia, on the Atlantic seaboard Of
Canada, and possesses features Of
interest that render itunique. Ere
quently Il Turks invisible mi the
track OF ocean going steamers, be-
cause wrapped in the fogs which
roll down from the Gulf Of st, Law
renee Ever varying currents play
amid its submerged bars, and no
spot in the whole Atlantic holds
such terror for ship-masters as this
lone strip Of sand.
In the history of early voyages to
North America frequent mention is
made Of Sable Island, aud between
1900 aud 1900 many noted wrecks
took place there the entire crew
perishing IN nearly every instance.
In 1900 the transport Princess Anne
liza left England, having on board
200 officers aud recruits, 20 reinforce
the Halifax garrison, and o quantity
Of household effects belonging to
the Duke Of Kent, grandfather Of
King Edward VII the Duke being
at that time commander o. the lorces
In British North America. and sta
toned at Halifax. This ship was
wrecked on Sable Island and ali on
board were lost Impcllcd by 'hls
circumstance, the government took
action, and au amount was appr1prI
aied 70 organize a settlements, build
lighthouses, aad establish "a litesay
ing station there. The lirst pcrma-
neut settlement was made ju lso2.
and the service has been contiau
onsly maintained with Increasing
efficiency Now OH moicrn appH.
ances, surf boats, signal codes, and
everything conducive 20 the rcscue
ol passengers and crew from ship
that may strand on The bars. are to
be found here. About sixty people
at present inhaoii Che island They
are The superintendent, lighthouse
Keepers, Iiicboat aud pairoi men,
with their respective families The
island IS under ihc direct eohiro, OF
the Canadian government which
furnishes all supplies The super
inteudeni on Governor ls invested
wllhmaglsieriai powers There are
Two lighthouses aud six llie saving
stations, connected by telephone
twohouscSoi refuge at rcmoiep points
which are supplied with food and
have fires laid, matches "a band and
instructions whcrcfo lind water and
bcds prepared. These precautions
arc tuknu i'm rulp "A abiHqurpga pI
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-09-04

For a bad taste in the mouth take
Chamberlain S Stomach and Liver
Tablets. For Sale by Greenwell a.
Drury, Leonardtown.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-09-04

Omaha World Herald Deaths
from fist blows seem to be increas-
ing 1t may be that the law will
have to recognize the fist as dead
ly weapon,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-09-04

If a man empties his purse into
his head no one can take it from
him. Franklin.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1902-04-17

Alfred johnson of Raymond was on
the city on Wednesday. He says that
during the seeding time the work in
the creamery has been suspended.
1t will be taken up and pushed to com.
pletion as soon as the farmers get
through their present rush of work.
If you want strips for putting up
woven wire fencing or netting, 20 to
the Keller Mfg Co. They have them
in stock.
Andrew Rossmeisel and Anton
Molitor, we'll known citizens of Rich
mond, with Jos. Hit, late in the sa-
loon business at Watkins, have
bought the Math. Hemmisch brewery
at Melrose. The owner of the brewery
is deceased and his executor sold the
property for consideration of SO, 500.
All three of the new owners will re-
move to Melrose to make that their
permanent home.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1902-04-17
City Council.

An adjourned meeting of the city
council was held on Wednesday even
ing. Briefly told, the following bust
ness was TRANSACTED: A street was
opened from the Fairy Lake road to
the Northern Pacific right-of-way
along the west line of lot 4; Henry
Keller was given permission to re-
move his building on Main and Third
SITS, north about hundred feet; the
HERALD was designated the official
paper; DIR. Lewis was elected health
officer, and G.. M. Boss made street
commissioner; a license was granted
for bowling alley; and general mat
tiers were discussed and laid over for
a special meeting to be held this even
ing. The standing committees were
named:
Streets-Webb, Hilsdale, Bishop.
Poor-Bishop, Pangburn. Ingram.
Property-Hilsdale, Beaudreau, In
gram.
License-Pangburn, Bishop, Webb.
Finance-Beaudreau, Hilsdale,
Bishop.
Electric lights and Water works
Ingram, Hilsdale, Webb.
Parks Pangburn, Ingram, Beau
dreau.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1902-04-17
Latest ideas
in wall paper shown
by Hanson & Emer-
son, the Corner Drug
Store.

The most complete assortment Of
ladies' ready-to-weas garments ever
shown in the city-new silk waists,
tailor made suits, walking skirts, silk
skirts, new dress skirts and long coats
at Mel. Blied's.
| The HERALD was mistaken in Its
item relative to the number of steel
bridges accepted by Alderman Smith,
as one of the county board, since he
has been in Office There has been
thirteen steel bridges built in his
district alone, since he has been on
the board-instead of eleven in the
county. 1t is good showing.
The new city council has a basketful
of business staring it in the face.
DR.. Du Bots sold lot just west OF
John McGibbon's home to John Bou-
tell, for $500.
Ladies' fine vici kid shoes, lace or
button, heavy or light soles, worth
So. so to SO, for So at the Boston.
DIR. Warren of Grove Lake, was in
the city on Monday.
Irish Bros, have fine new street
sprinkler. 1t will throw water easily
in both directions, covering forty or
fifty feet. 1t is easily controlled and
altogether all right.
Hans Lovaas has resigned his posi-
tion as janitor of the school building
after long and faithful service, and has
removed to Minneapolis with his
family. Glenn. Worland succeeds him.
Before buying your bicycle shoes or
outing shoes of any kind, inquire at
the Boston. They are the leaders in
athelitic footwear.
Frank Parker writing from Billings,
says that he is well pleased with his
place. It is a very busy station,
keeping large force employed in
handling baggage and freight. While
be is in the employ of the Northern
Pacific road it is joint depot with
the Burlington, and the interchange
of traffic is enormous.
c. P. Mcclure sspent: Sunday and
Monday in the city.