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stprt lluScrlG6. aontor6ef / Oh

IioatiOnS6aufen u. q. Snmitng bleo
forlcoen 9a8 arreiteret for Of bape
uu0erilaaet en- iterre Sum Genge.
Samiina cr loot i 1869 / aoSgaaro'
;tranO, tioligere uitrofet, er git %
6amilieforierger. Eaa asiesIorenS
Spsrg$maal ON IAN erficuote Iig
ifulOig / unaerIInb, oeIs al &ontan'
ter % Sels al &rpmteo6ligationer
buorpaa ser par ialot @epinit. tilitoo
ban. at iaa par SilfnIoet. ltnoer'
Ipbet omfatter ct 9slsb al $500 ar.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-31
G%ienSommclig Scit.

ssB wv lN
Stu0enter. iom git 6ootur / Gorae I
CONNER, i1inieoes iorEeocu til 6cit
aisbenbapn. 5tuoentrrforcnIngen5
Heitial uar om0arngt til Il rorit Slip
pelauoRab, bpor oploiae GieI0mlSier
taurtcoe ia op ontfring itateIiBc Bro'
nrr. 6tere al Sc SeIte, Ser bar meS
paa Tlren giennem Rorge CONNER,
pnr reiite. o. mtOt paa @rtlget bar ar
rar1cret CIT norif SieISintc. Orfrind
ct flArmcnoe 91aI Ieircoc Gtltogcrnc
ia pan Snnocr, og / Stnue Sttliug
nrNTprIaeSc Sc Vurihd,oacrneS Sno'
hpI0. mc0enS GaIer ~ SdnRe otrleoc,
SipIocn bar roRcn mere itrtfuIo 6eit
prrct aiaoIbt i Sorgnjuleu ca 3eaeI.
itringrn mar oa oIiod u~GuiloeIlB %
peSbol0cl0e.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-31
9iSt Sormues.Sfatiltif

tS96-t9oO piier, at iaapci Iormucn
iom SnotGBten paa S~aao@5p5oen bar
uPret / iepn Stignina. &on0sbpa'
oernes 6ornme npgipes | 1896 til uo'
get oper 1858 Minioner 9roner %
SnStrgteu til 200 Millioncr &roncr.
) 1890 par 5ornlen 1921 YtiIlio'
rer aroner % SrtotGaten 232 RiI.
lioner SIR. altioa el StignjH9 i Dor.
mren al III Iiaioner SIR. ~ / Sno.
tRatcn al nPr 30 MiIlioncr plo lem
Mar. Samti0iB er 2anOoiitriftcrucS
S~tattebprber sget ~betpbeli8, def ol@ie
/ 1896 Itogjor0e ar, 1912 600 % /
1900 SIR. 1884, 900. S~flttebpr.
oerne er iaale6eS / Semanret elct meo
Sir. 2,720,O00, Der iparer til upr 81
Rrocent.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-31
Hiourps Seqlpsrf. Z

6iems 6irmoregiiter er olmeIot "af'
tieieIifabet 9StOaros Segiperf, limit.
eo," bois 6ormaal er 5abrItortft.
6orretnin9Sfoutoret er / SronSbiem
o. aftiefapitaIen, 100000 Ser, er
flll0t inObctalt, tertiI fommer en-
Observation-Disclosures al $4,000 ar.,
Ser pOerligere fat iorsge5 meo inotil
10000 Str. 9eitpraien beitdar al
8pgmeIter 8. alInie, 8ormono, 6or'
retnirQ5iercr 6, Str. gaepien %
SfrGooer Solpor &eiitao.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-31
fra Ssbapet. "Sromsspoitcn" meo.

Sra Ssbauet. "Sromsspolten" meos
oeler fsIgenoe: gf Ssbap&iarere Der.
ira ifal ser i Ssit ueo S~pitabcrgenS
Norooeitfpit barre obieroer}t ct toma'
itet 6augitiartsL, iom antol23 at uGre
"GoIibri," hporme0 Senrp Cite
CONNER oroQ no paa en- Expedition
til gItgrgnIano Den Sen'Ilt At oUer.
pintre Der. @r Set M "GoiIbri," iort
er Jet - roget nnOet 5anBiri1rtei bet
ira piOeS life at pGre ltoe pnl 0en Si0
- bar oltiaa 3$iorboIoenc binoret
erbper Iofomit til RoroeIt3renIano.
9ette fan itcmme meo DC ialr idJtta8'
ne 6orbolO / &eItiien. Oct cr &agt
"Senncrne2 &rsper," Der itaI bauc
Jet "Golibri." Zen or tioIjlcre pco en-
Mi&foritaoelic on8iuet at 0Trc mo
fommet. "SpunerteS Grpocr" ital
DGre fommei1 fInr al Sieh men man
nrrer MI 6rpgt for ben pao @runO al
ltpeir / Den lenere Sto.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-31

&uruif. airfe0epartemertet bar
neooeIt Samtgffe til, at Der for SEN,
ne 8p arIG9ge$ en- a~irfegoarO paa
gtftieielifabet &araI0sOifs Gienoom.
8per bar biOtil benDttgt en- 8egrapeIs
ieSpldOs, iom ljg9er s SIM borte oper
ct banrOt 5j6itgfte % bar uauitelig
2auOingspluos.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-31
snifrrnc In ielp liz. gnfen sInr

Shlien | SoitIunn. bui$ aibpOc HtarA
hdpSe beet | SsnocripuanS fra lSi7
til fin 0aS. er Al RoIitiet bIepet trllet
meb ltOoiSnin8, laurent bum life op'
ainer al arbcioe hos aisbmauo Sdrs'
Der ! SpftllmN.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-31
100 Gamer urbiueet.

/ Rorolanb herettaS, at omtrent 100
Snuer er neOineet % freperet poa
OjafieIoet. Gn0ru / ct Bar Saper
er &oietfnopper og ~uOiprmgre 90,
Ter at ie, tro68 8eiret Ipnge bar pGret
iurt % folot me0 Hegn.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-31
Sra Danmarf.

10000 Sir. for en- Seit. SporGt.
terforruinsen 5rcm~ ueo Marhrts bar
til SinSborg misunderstanding | Sbp
iolgt en- 11a aars Sinsit Tor $4,000
Ser. fpntdrt o. $4,000 ar. paa Bill.
faar.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-31
~Sanoa9cuter onifcs.

IA ui rplil bar IIgb: Z. s. g. a. SnS
belle 2anOnrRtHiRa. i~HebeiaiteH0e Here
"5opn Sltes.. pilpi b';a.e rNslIl SpWmfs'
llontil AssHter. fer gaNcr Il haoe oS auHoeE.
THE MIDDLE STATES LAND co.
rEHHEssEH RIDGE TENN
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-31
On 0naISbrttr. Inner Worf

Ga a~nalohrtte. llnher Marfar.
beioe paa Sigoals F~rGite9aaro faffe.
Sc iorIeoen Gag en- al 5olfete meb lit
8reo | en- GpnamitfualobGtte, JONI
Iaa ! Soroen, SGtten etspIooereoe
.oa en- Of SlismGrOene fit en- Sprut al
Soro oa Stcn | penItre Die, iaa gict
bLep eOeLaat.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-31
quito gtaenter ilEatr ira $500 h

MI ftT IFWtNFtE ITNNtt ~ 9o1u "
V"sfsS $500 sr. Tau mge Der Bae.
iiHuft llnligereoe Sbe 5orsneee 5tdters 81
itorie" on III 9e.r. trp,i pa Rorif. GpE
me Slna bstpesr Satess. itog 5ortJeueiie for
Erno % asiuosr Spasrae ieaoes paa are
oil; Jragtsa bsiaisS. uoitpr iEil III SsH isrjls
ira bper Su. lom irarsr Yaa bette NpsTtlsism.
.. 3. ziegler q Co sss psArsors 81. chieAso. III.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-31
Spas bctnSer Girl?

gl,eae gap nplig en- 6ortlartng al
Steosnupnet 9iri. San mette. al
Rapnet @iri bar n,epet a~anuneIt, ioet
oct FREQ iis ira ocu forhtitoriife SiS.
3roiesioren iorflnreoe Ha0net poa
oen NIaaoe. at set oprinocIia baboe
lpSt 9irJbiS Cd al 9rri (8i0rn) %
SeSi (SD. giri ifnloa "a betuse
Sc StrGfninger. boor Der Uor mango
gisrnehicr. stt GapustS 1nOet SEQ
ifnloe itamme ira SrSet Tjor CSfoo).
rr minbre ianoiunliat Al Here 8ritroe.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-31
8ammcI SiTrliabcb.

pieces iornpIig en- @utc paa ST Mar
til en GnfemutO pau 76, fortrIler ct
oauif 9Iao. Sum bar Sl0emor, og
Wanoen 1uu6e Tor ct Ear Aar iiber
@uI0brpaup. GiIitcoc par 81, Il. @ru.
6enS 6O-oariae Sen. ire al bans @arn
o. et al bans 9srnebern.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-31
GicnSpmsIula. Otter SorIpOenoD

/ "H~ingertfes 81" bar Sr. Santt)eI
9srrejen, 9rammert, iolgt fine elen'
0omme WoruO meo 4orOre ll6ia
5fog / Snarum til Sr. Otto Berg,
gIoomer, 8isconIin, Il. 9. @ien'
bommen omfotter 1 Watr. sger. % bar
en- SfpIo al GA Rorf 60 Gre. aiS'
beiummcn ubefjenot. ) Sanoeleu
me0ielaer 9ejPtning, GeOifa6er, au'
lima og enoel SnObo. Iii @ienoom'
men tsrer ca. 1900 Waal befoent
beIiggGnoe Sfop.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-31
fb 10000 snlpter femmer piI

inar bli oreuet ! Sc netop ioIsfe Gran.
baraSifoge, meNceler 2itlanoifs Si0.A
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-31
Siprrina aernitaberi.

Smt0t. aisbeuhaun. bar efter itffert
1orIpoenoc / "8enoi Sio," iolat lin
lite Grioritet | Sisrrtrp Seniteberi
% Rnifinfabrif til Sabrifnnt gritcl,
grsnoerslep, for $4,000 SIR.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-31
20 pafrc Nnmre

az bet tguhrtrtbt % tEteresfante Blas ~''tlpsssn,
IitRs Bea" fritz TIL ale. Seue Ra1H % aeresis.
unaaomnfsnS Vsn,
aGT eco Steag gipe.. W~inueapslts, Rtua.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-31
EcOsfdlo.

TrtEfpIN&rrm sIeeINcr rrt0Qrs gratis rusr D. i''
ttrTrtGer 20 1jnirr. &uY ErD rCsWtS for IN ~
~ cit rrgy 10 plnter 'rai ttt1'cf : 8rt: 90
.iiG' Ete. FmttSiSts bCtatrs NcS s 4tats o..
SAID 2 ccr ire maa sltTo W~FEirlss N'ttit11'l
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-31

BaarScn stor Cber-3ein | Belt
itaSen er mco @eirtning % ReSffaber
iolat til Agronom Rifolai Rpritrsm.
Brtien Ifal bare 81 600 ar.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-31
rs, DOC Acres Wisconsin
Timber Land.

500 at $500 OF acre. Zen tore Spo'
Elgpsrs llcm. Seoite Stat Tor g1eterp OF
9pGgiarnt iuHt bIuroet Earning. Rrut
8a D. beef; alinlaL, eUot behpg9et scos
2.ele o. SfcIrr HRr S~erHbaHer, taa Hegie
fan Itmcrs Jieie TT Chicago. Tulrib %
lpt1,nQbnsrne, huet Te CT itter pia Be
hBeI.e gtarteOsprtier for 9sres Grooutter.
EV s &c guiter Ct MT Scm. lad itrto otter
Sarter % GeEirtgelier. Seu9es frtt.
Tlsre 0poHyfeoe Earre. $1,000 til $4,000
pr. GcVe Strio citsr Glitter.
c. :. Soil, c SiiitiR SS'' ''' WIS,
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-31

6icuSOmSialg. @Itangaaaro oeo
gItang Staticn, 100 Eor. 9ano, IA
10r. Sartforn. er al Gierinoen 6ru
9lttt ioiat til 9eItprCr Chr. Sohnn.
len ira Sommerite0 for $1,000 ar.
9eiGtnIng MIL o. Snoentar mcoisI'
nor
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-31
@anrbrirr Nntpu ssrruieu, Sar

peo 2sgiter. ser oitere bar pitt cit itOr.
Iloaet SficrpiljRDeN for at uooifie
Slt5mano35rulet. tjlbpocr M gicu.
rem "&eaiter Mn" &uSmpn0 i ScIt'
binmCrlonO gratis " Wiu. 6r6pIan.
ter al 6gr % @ron til R!antnjng onr'
firing 6uSularfen inmt f~orifielige
Sprter 6ooiulater til 6orio8$tuItur.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-31

Sef SriiS. ) ~9InleOning al SRI
herrc Bed. 6riiS' 6rotrGOcn ira lin
StiQing iom uorif og iucnif @eianSt /
ajebeHbaun, agter OeH OerpGrenOe
SCREENING al Goromnn0 % Sueniter
iuntt andre Nte0lemmer al Sen norIfe
"a ipenife aoloni at cine 6riberren en-
Sr0er8gaoe, ser 81. a. oil fomme til
at beitaa al en- HoreSie paa Selu.
Gn6uioere Dil Der BIZ afbotot en- 6eit.
miOOap III 9Gre for 8eiunoteu paa Den
fongelige Sfpoebane.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-31

EpoSialS. SoiiGgermeftcr &. Be
9ertouh CT Oeb / Ell aincr al 90 Gnr.
6orlagSbogbonOIcr 9. Eio /
aicbenblpn er osO Al ct SlagtiliTIOe,
% War adrumel.
SeIegrafingenisr Sergenien.
Sreocricid, Der fprleOen aufom I'll
GorObp for at inipiccre Eelearaicn
poo tSans, fnIot 900 on paa Saune'
plaoiaL rant al ct Sierteilag.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-31

Rge airfrr. Sem 8tOraa at So'
IpsnmgspGieRets Sor0 til 9p1ning
al me airter er opisrt; airfe for Ct
poroetSp aRiStguIen Sogu ! @reman,
ger ErGirgipIO 5000 ar, til M
Rirfe Tor Seifcitao SoaE At 2lnO
g~r9itrgirlo 1000 til ct aapeI for
3ftriftet GirSaI ! &pgsiior0 1000,
til 8~eitmirerirs al gieitao aanrle
Sirfe 1000 o. til Rsiroifen aapel !
gruns CSilnssbsoilsniHs) 1000 ST.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-31
NingrCt WinocSmGrfe.

NFTTFFFW "FFH"N"F''tF WNE
Tau ufIlgre0e3 ! IONS i Speru0r al
ca. 1000 Menucifsr en- Winociten ior
Oen gr~nnotoigife 2GgprGoitont y.
2arirn (Sfrrppcnborg), Ser oeoc
1873. SDiifoleiorit1n0er Shrcocr,
qifoo, bpIot Sooeotolcn, % ocSuocn
tnlte 3rooit Sen, NlntinOe. Eaitor
@ruder, aagoarO. BuItor Bergen,
9cirifou, p1 6rjmcnigbeOSprTit RouI.
ien ira Ssn0eripuun0.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-31
Otto sperbrup foumer til at reiic

AtfO SDtrbrHp tuTIIIIIet II nI reT1e
iii 9oroon / 5ebrunr for at bpI0e
5oreSrag i set baroGreroe ~seograiiife
SeIIfab. @tuligens pil ban osiaa bof.
De SoreOrng / Oct geographic Selifnb
I Risben5apn. Soao SiS bans BOG
tourmer No, er enbnu life beitemt,
2rffeIigt oiI0e 0et 10 pare, ON Den
fiIHoc begpnSe at uOfomme isr Sui;
men oct Ter nofjaa imalt 10.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-31
SAT- 0 ~,
iiiiales eaer tiasie.

r"urrtisisrsatrr pnssr "cuTsB'. '1tI,i.' I'll.
falss' % 'SitrTipstsisI" iof1r Is GtAts for g Crb
fer hoSr Sang % en- Gent pr Orb tor alt i9m g9sr.
tiger IS Ete. apsTtisitntsttr tRetags5 iir 'gr rll'
ss cab % Gents. ptHas Raa uiEaptat,is Ht9iJlgi
afr esfIliHstL. let tsaEtr fS is Al tOgiss IA
uaa GUNNER.
~ aGs~tsfabstiIbup ,OhsE rs Gsnts d. Gina
Gap Orb gisr en- gtaI.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-31

Tiliafas. 49, Smeo:r. &Oaumogsrs
uRrtiteo iamt gus biQ.gt III aIls.
9ette er en- upmGriel 9lnos Tor a. Staro =
niU. arbsloe NOT ior 10. oa bet er bet eugite
8oaumageruGrilso pda Steoei. &pm gusr
"TRIP II, .. RartioH, GruHo Ieaoou, Wop'
er 60, WinH. 1923
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-31

Tilial1S. - Gr 800 Acre5 &Drts
- iavm Ia Ttl fra 8pen. ar t~uOQ,GrNei
rigelIgt meo % % SIHp. Huc SHls. Elis
ialas for s12 pr Mere. Dan BeuUsHQe pg
I'll 3. Seuien SypcHer. ISIS
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-03-13
WASHINGTON,

Blanche Foster is seriously i'll with bill
ious fever.
Mrs. EIondus Hood of Topsham is visit
ing at S. ". Paine's.
f. NJ. Briggs is at home from his school
in New Hampton, n. III.
A daughter was born last week to Mr..
and Mrs. j. ID. Bresette.
Walter Cook is visiting friends in Provi-
dence, r. l., for few days.
Mrs. IA. Turner and son, Will, are Wis
iting friends at Worcester, Mass.
Bessie Mcdonald is at home on a short
vacation from her school in Northtield.
Mrs. Frank Thompson of East Corinth is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. f. c. Hunting
ton.
III. G. Carpenter has moved his family Il
Chelsea where he recently purchased 9
farm.
Mrs. b. II. Paine has gone to Massachu-
sets to care for an invalid aunt for few
weeks.
Mrs. G. II. Flint's condition is greatly
improved and her friends are hopeful of q
speedy recovery.
The Ladies' Aid society met with Mrs. +
f. Briggs on Wednesday afternoon anc
evening of this week.
f. q. Smith has finished his years laboi
for ID. NJ. Miles and has moved his family
to Royal Ordway's tenement.
Err. Houghton has purchased the farm
owned by the late +. III. Dickerman. Mrs
! Dickerman is to reside with her sister
Miss Lucy Roberts.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-03-13
The klnderearten.

IL has been suggested that / give some
idea Of the kindergarten for the benefit OF
those who have never seen anything OF this
work. Ii is a school where children from
three to six years Of age are taught the
first steps in systemized education through
their natural activities and impulses. Ii IS
the connecting link between the home and
primary school, the step from either one 70
the other being a grade so easy as TO be
scarcely perceptible TO the child. The
value OF the training may be brief stated
as follows:-A great aim OF the school IS
to help doaway with those qualities which
make Tor selfishness, and in its place foster
a spirit of courage, love and helpfulness.
The occupations, sewing, weaving, draw
ing, coloring, folding, FASTING, clay mod
cling, etc, developing the use of the hands,
teaching self-control, perseverance, accu-
racy, neatness and self-expression.
All children love music. The kinder
garten is full Of il, songs and rythmical
movements forming part of the daily ex-
ercises.
An idea OF the work is best gained by a
visit TO the school. All will be welcome on
Tuesdays and Fridays Of each week after
March Path. ;. LOUISE HASTINGS
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-03-13
WILLIAMSBURG.

Charles olson was on the sick list last
week.
Even M;Kenzie was in Barre last Mon
day evening.
Plumme Martin Of Barre was in town
last SATURDAY.
Mrs. Betsy Hayward is visiting friends
in Mortified.
Herbert Farnham visited at the City
hotel last sunday.
Glen McAllister was in Barre city last
Friday anC Saturday.
Manuel Benivides has purchased A. l..
Davenports horse and outfit.
Mrs. Hattie Jones of Chelsea is visiting
at EdwardSmith's on South HILL
Miss Liboie Cross has been visiting her
uncle, Alvi Little, in Vershire lately.
Mrs. Wn. Flint of Montpelier visited
the Misses Brush last Thursday night.
Mrs. Fr,d Whitney visited her sister,
Mrs. Walt'r Buck, in Randolph last week.
Mrs. Fr,d Brown OF Lebanon, n. H.,
has been listing her cousin, Mrs. Geo.
Edison.
Miss Sarah Bnrnham is staying for
awhile with her sister, Mrs. Ethel Bos-
worth
An Italian family has moved into Arthur
Davenports house and also one into the
Poole block.
Oliver dickinson and daughter, Edna,
attended uncle Toms Cabin" at the
opera houe, Barre, last Friday night.
Prof. Fed Prichard of Randolph will
hold teaChers' examination at the village
schoolhouie this week Friday and Satur-
day.
Mrs. Wn. j. TindaIl gave a dramatic
recital at the town hall last night.
Houses Orchestra furnished music and the
ladies OF the Social circle furnished re-
freshmentI.
1t was voted at town meeting to estab-
lish a high school in the village the COM
ing fall, which will please a good number
of scholars that will be ready to enter
such a school at that time.
Following is the record of town meet
ing Moderator, Frank Martin; clerk and
treasurer, George Beckett; selectmen,
Frank Martin, W. /. Covell, I. c. Waldo;
constable, A. A. Reed; overseer, George
w. Nichols; listers, F. II. Martin, II. >.
Drury, G. A. Briggs; auditors, w. e.
Granger, L. II. Martin, F. G. Little; school
directors, r. NJ. Jeffords, G. t. Colby, q.
r. WILDER road commissioner for years,
10. A. Blachard town superintendent,
Mrs. Annt Franklin; agent to prosecute
and defend suits, Frank Martin; town
grand Jurors, w. {. White, g. u. Latbrop,
o. S. Martin; town tax, 140c; school tax,
700; highway tax, zoe; total tax, 230e.
Voted TO appropriate SIS for Memorial
service ana to instruct the school directors
to establish school for Higher English
(if they see fit the ensuing fall. Town
debt, s., 2s.s4.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-03-13

Cother locals on next page)
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-03-13
Merit VIII Tell.

The undersigned agree to refund the
money on one 25-cent box OF Lady Poor's
Ointment il il fails to cure Eczema, Salt
Rheum. any Skin Diseases, Chapped
Hands or Lips, Wounds, Burns, Pimples,
Open Sores, Chatting, Itching or Bleeding
Piles. Bailey's Pharmacy and Drew 4
Leonard, Randolph; j. W. Fargo, Ran
dolph Ctr; A. G. osgood a Co., East Ran
dnlrlh
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-03-13
Dress Goods News.

The new Gown Stutis are here.
Ready to be talked about, ready to be
inspected, ready to be sold. Needless
TO tell you that in choosing we have
chosen Just those weaves, just those
colorings. that fashion dictates as being
popular. These hints for your guild
ance.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-03-13

81 owe ny whole life to Burdock Blood
Bitters. Scrofulous sores covered my
body. ! seemed beyond cure. BIB. has
made me perfectly well woman" Mrs.
Chas Hutton, Berville, Mich.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-04-24

A WONDERFUL MEMORY Senator
Culberson, of Texas. was passing
through the Senate document-room
Monday.
"Mr. Smith," he said to the vet
eIan chief Of the document-room,
II have been searching for nearly
three hours in the Senate Library
for a report of the testimony on re-
construction, given by Gen. Robert
f. Lee before a Congressional Com
mittee soon after the close of the
Civil War. i have wanted to read
that testimony for years, but have
never been able to find it,"
House document No. 30, Thirty
ninth Congress-, first session. said
Mr.. Smith. without a seconds hest
tation.
Within two minutes Senator Gull
berson had the long sought testimo-
ny in his possession.
''You have the most wonderful
memory of any man in the United
States" said Mr.. Culberson to Mr..
Smith.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-04-24

King Christian Of Denmark, who
Is called "the father-in-law Of Eu-
rope" because his children and
grandchildren occupy and will in
herit so many thrones, has six sons
and daughters. Frederick, his first
born, the crown prince of Den
mark, married the daughter of the
king of Sweden and Norway; Alex
sndra, his eldest daughter, is queen
of England; George, his second son,
is king of Greece, and married Olga,
the sister of the late car of Russia |;
Dagmar, his second daughter, was
the wife of Alexander III. of Rus
STA, and is now dowager czarina of
that empire; Thyra, the third
daughter, is the wife Of the Duke
of Cumberland and Brunswick, heir
to the throne of those kingdoms;
Valdemar, the youngest of the Dam
ish princes, married Marie, daugh-
ter of the Duke of Orleans, pretend
CT to the throne of France. No
such combination of royalties ever
centered before in a single family
in all history.-Argonaut.
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WHERE THE SEEDS WENT.

A party of New York politicians
who recently returned from 4 trip
to Halifax tell story about Con-
gresham William Sulzer, the
Henry Clay" of Tammany Hall.
While roaming in the Queens gar
denim the Canadian city an old
florist poin5ed with pride to hand
some bed Of flowers. They were
arranged in the shape OF an Eng
lish crown and at the-side was laid
out the union jack.
@You see that handsome bed 20
said the gardener. @Well, the seeds
for that bed were sent to me by one
of the ablest statesmen in the Unit
ed States. Congressman Sulzer of
New York sent me the seeds"
The Tammany men could hardly
restrain their laughter. Congress-
man Sulzer is fond of twisting the
lions tail, and now the story is be-
ing circulated in the Democratic
club that he sent specially to Can
ada seeds Of the United States gov
eminent to adorn the Queens gar
den in Halifax and lay out floral
crown and union jack.
Congressman Sulzer has not got
through explaining yet, for, Of
course, everybody refuses to accept
the statement that he didn't know
the purpose to which the seeds were
to be put.-New York Times.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-04-24

Last fall / was taken with a very
severe attack of muscular rheuma-
tism which caused me great pain
and annoyance. After trying sew
eral prescriptions and rheumatic
cures, decided to use Chamber
lain's Pain Balm, which had seen
advertised in the South .erseymaR.
After tSo applications of this Rem
edy was much better, and after
using one bottle, was completely
cured.-SALEE HARRIS, Salem, NJ.
For sale by Greenwich 4 Drury
LeonardtoWn.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-04-24

TAKING HIGH GRoUND.-The Rev.
DIR. Nextly, in pursuance of a de-
sign to deliver a series of discourses
on the mountains of the Bible, made
the following announcement:
"NextSundayevening. bretheren,
l shall preach sermon on Mount
Ararat. -
And after the services were over
Aunt Ann PEBBLES went toward
10 say goodbye! and wish him a
pleasant voyage and safe RETURN
Chicago Tribune.
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Woes of = Pioneer.

The first automobile to venture
to cross the desert of Sahara had
reached a point about half way be-
tween two GASES when something
happened to the machinery.
On examination it was found that
the damage could not be repaired.
The owner of the automobile got
out of the vehicle and took an OBJ
servation.
Then he directed the man in
charge of the wireless telegraphy
apparatus to communicate with the
station at Fezzan.
"Tell the fellows" he said, "ye've
broke down. Latitude 26 degrees
90 minutes north, longitude IA de-
grees 81 minutes Al seconds east.
Ask them to send a camel. Chi
cago Tribune.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-04-24

spufxIng Up . jobs on . Green fsana
On Naval Vessel.

sputxIng Up Jobv on . Green isana
On q Naval Vessel.
ssThe experiment Of taking men
from the interior states for service
IN the navy has IN the main been q
successful one,s said the naval Of
Ger who Is ON leave Of duty, @al-
though il is exasperating work
breaking them in. Many Of them
see salt water for the first time
when they enter the service, and
their greenness concerning every
thing makes them the butt Of all
the others, and, although we try to
protect them all we can, the old
men often take advantage of their
ignorance to amuse themselves nc
the expense of the new men.
mot long ago I was stationed on
. receiving ship. One day during
my watch one OF the new men came
shutting up and, without going
through the formality Of saluting,
blurted out:
al can't do it alone, misterp
"fCan't do what p / asked, taking
In the situation.
"Why, one Of the chaps ordered
me to weigh the anchor, an / can't
lift it alonel Durn it all, ] don't
even know where the scales areP "
Detroit Free Press.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-04-24
RussIan Military onseers.

Cupid will have a hard time soon
with Russian army officers if one is
to judge from a recent regulation
fixing the conditions under which
Russian officers will be permitted
to marry. In the first place, the
lady must have good manners and
be well brought up; her social posi-
ton viii also be taken into account.
Then, with regard to the officer, he
must be at least twenty-three years
Of age, his pay and mess allowance
must amount to at least 5000, and
he must have either real estate
bringing in $3.50 or more per an
mum or q capital of $4,000 or more.
IL the capital does not exceed
$4,000, no more than $3.50, includ-
ing interest, must be drawn in any
one year.-Army and Navy Journal.