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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-09-27
Possibilities of a California Acre.

Samuel Cheeks lives on one acre in
the Sacramento valley. OF this acre
his buildings occupy nearly one-sixth
of the space, but in the balance is
grown every variety of fruits, nuts,
vegetables. etc, that will or can be
made to grow in that climate. On
this acre Mr.. Cleeks has supported
himself and wife for forty years, max
ing a good living, and has put aside
on an average $500 year. He is one
of the men in this part of the valley
who always has money to loan
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-09-27
MAKES DEFENSE OF SOCIETY.
Miss Sarah BiddIe EuIogizes Wealthy
Set of America.

Miss Sarah Biddle. a member of
the Philadelphia family of that name
and a young woman of social prom
inence in the east, has written a de-
fense of smart society under the til
tie, Letters of an American Con-
cerning Love and Other Subjects" :"
which will be published in Novem-
ber. Miss Biddle's book is consid-
cred an answer to Henry Watterson's s
recent attack on the 400" She
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-09-27
Youthful COLLEGE Professor.

Prof. j. Anderson Fitzgerald, who
kas just been named by the State
Board of Regents as instructor in
Greek at Marshall College, in Hunt
ington, w. Va, is perhaps the young
est college professor in the United
States. He is but Is years old.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-09-27
INVENTION OF AN ACTRESS.
Miss Gertrude Arden Expects Fortune
from a Railroad Device.

One of the young women who poses
in the front line of the chorus in Foxy
Grandpa" is of a mechanical turn of
mind, and she has made use of her IN
ventive powers to make and have pat
ented a lock bolt to hold the plates on
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-09-27
PEOPLE AND
EVENTS.
GREAT MINE OWNER DEAD.
Winfield Scott Stratton Passes Away
After Brief Illness

Winfield S. Stratton, the millionaire
mining man, died at Colorado Springs,
Colo, Sept. A.
Winfield Scott Stratton was born in
Jefferson county. Ind, in 1S4S, and
went to Colorado when he was "a
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-09-27

-Are you sure i is me that you love,
and not my wealth and social
position?'
you return them? Do you love me as
do you?"
II do
Then you shall be mine, Fontella;
the social barriers which separate US
can surely be surmounted- Love will
find the way
Love is powerful. bait the governor
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-26
9agbDgW
ellcr
g(lloagtsbDgcr.

81 ealter at benleoe SpmRrif ombez
oen paa q. %. MaOiens Susano19tsz
bog, Iom pinosr mere og mere u0bres
oelIe 6eropre i Qmerita.
6orleggeren meOOeler, at Der i 3an=
mart % Norge ialges al q. 9. Maos
lens 6usanoa9tsbog 5000 Grplr.
aarlig. STUN faa. om nogen 0usdnz
oagtsbog bar naaei Ell iaaoun lobrez
oelie pda BET oanite Sprog.
0enne goQ tan parmt onbefales til
ooglig Qa3ning / ale triitlige oanlte
6iem beroprt bette fore 2ano, boor
mango IGrli9 bil p9re IptteIi9 cper at
bape iaaoan en- tar Bog / 9uIet, oa
Samtp.m er mere 6eio9rIig, o9 mango
af port fare baaite Soft Dor al preote
blanot fremmsoe 5olfeildg, boor Der
fun FnOss ringe 9tjlighsO til at fam
les m,o 3roesfGacr o9 Ganosm9no
ON ddnoeligt 5ing.
Oct ituloe glnbe os meget. ON mani
c. al Dor. t9rt Qanosmenb bill be
oDnbt bet nre qdr meo at lni. en-
COB t9usaaoa9ts6og.
@i fan ogiaa anbefalt Cutters triz
it.lig. g.tragtnine.r, iom lite itaar
til6ogs for nog.n 9usanoogtsbog.
Den itour nu / bet treoi. aurbunz
br.b. iem en- a De beoit. 8tiltoere for
troenO. 9utb.ran.r., os Oil uben 5pisl
p.pblipeab. bar. en- ter og toftbdr
BOG, ism itoois pil Dere bit ~itatt.t
at BEN, Der isletr / ben itOr. Refors
majors 6ODipOr.
Gn line Stattiit. al Bib. Sect er
iitt..t ogiuu en- oaroifuloSusdnodstss
bog. Ten .r iaml.t fra ben itor. Stots
tiIt., 8ib.l.n. Bib 8ects 8sger dns
btfaI.r altio Jig i.lp. Oenn. lille
300 al ben tor. 9oe. gi6.ltn, er /
Sano6eo en- p.rl,. Der ftaoes beri
aft bet. iom g,tt i.Ip eIit.ot bsj.it /
bans far. gibtlboe.
III anor. tan nrbnes 9o3n.rs Statz
fife. prii.rn. ere:
MabI,ns 6usanoagtsbog / S6irtingse
bino $1.60.
Do. / gnlitbino $3.50.
Do. / 99Iitbino meo@uloidit$2.00.
Cutters friiteIi9s 9etrugtninger /
Sbirtingsbinb $1.00.
Do. / SbirtingsbinO meb 9uloinit
$1.50.
gects, Gn life StattiIte / soot 9alitz
binb 1910.
Go3nes Sfattiite iao6. 60c;
Do. / balm Morotto 90c;
Do. / 6alp Worotto meo 9ulolnit
$1.15.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-26
Spiritismen
04
&riitenoommen

s 0ecsmb.r69ft.t al .0anIt 5ioss
itrift" bar ben 1orbfjrGonbfte pr9it
s. Stoosddrosp .teri.n wItrsOst en- 4rs
titel ON Spiritismtn og ariiten0omz
men. 9dn ertenber, at be fpiritiitiite
Ganomeners obi.fttps 9irf.liebeb Iom
!6elbeo life fan beItrib.s. Der fore
gaar fattift merteliss og panifelio
~fortlarlise Ting. Snaoonns 5ine fom
8orbodns, Observation-Disclosures
ipontan Sfrift os msset unpet lignens
be er 8enbsgerninger, fom man mac
regne meo. ut reoucere aft bette til
Snobiloninger eller fiHigt 5~aifenfpils
Teri sr ~uretfarbigt Og uforitunbigt.
Men iamtioig bapber paitor Stops
gaarb : peteriea, at Spiritismen er
at bet onbe. Den er sfter lit 9areinos
9olb Rprationafisme os efter tit aas
benbaringsmaftineri 8ebrag.
Oct mca inorsmmcs, flyer ban, at
Spiritismens 59nomsner GorubIat
at ben fpiritiitiife 5ortlarine sr rigtig)
6~efr9fter Si9lsns Selpiteaoig6eb
oens uosoeligbeo, 4anbeDerbenens
Bi-teligbeb oe mango at 8ibslcns I'M
bore. Men BIZ bet figs, at Spiritiss
men 6efreftsr ariitsnoommen og er Get
meb oenne? geitaar ariitenbommt1
bd life / unoet eno Sjelsns 1bgbelig.
6eo og nos..e unbere? &riItenbommsn
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-26
Sra min &ros.
Sa Yisrniom fom.

.s5Ssr Ranb / 9pen ON Snotoset
taler~ - Tune be / samle Odqe. s
bisfe Dass ma bet formooeatiig 6aaz
be pm Blade og Siosfrifter os DIN
pripat Samtale beDOe: o5per @dnb
/ Nornn ON gjsrnitierne tulsr."
Oct er 10 life bper Dag, Ri Der
yaorben bar en- pirtelig tor 9igter,
Der fplber 20 4ar.
Ollie pil iitfert inorsmme, at gisrns
ion er en- for Digter. Og ituloe bel
life lpffes at itaHe Gnigheb til 9ejs
ON bette, faa pil bog Diit aae inos
rsmme, at ban paa Manoag fploer 70
Mar.
NltIoa: Nlperben taller ON Bjerns
ion - % fda pil jeg bd 6eaer lite
itaa tilboge.
,,Du, aresiian, ie bar taft me- 9ee
neralen!"
,,5ine ben. bpa' ia 6an?"
.,6an ia: oSfrub a gsJsn'
llnge!" =.
Denne ..9omtule" tenter jsg tit
poo, mar Jolt gpr fig til at oeres
pefenbtfab meb bersmte W9no. -
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-26
Gu g. gjornltjernrs6elt
Srof. Stub BAR 9opcStaletea.

5elqenbe opta9er ri efter bet aorIte
glao ,,Oecorabzgoiten" 6Oao prof.
Stub iagbe. Dil Imitteri in0e bet mimi
Ite flor 3ifftutning ogIaa
blanbt bet oante soft / 4mes
rita.
3 ct. paul. Wtinn., beItuur en- 6orz
enins, Iom taloer Jig o5rum", og ZEN
bapoe Monbag aft,n Den 8. December
Ell feHlie Iii 1utning, HOori omtr,ng
70 Oamsr og 9errer oeltog. pRoro<
peIten" meboelsr en- uofsrlig gerstnia9
ON syefen. 9op.otalsr.n bar 9rof.
8. g. Stub. 9uns 5bsmu par
,,5ram's" Sbeal,r, % Fan tom oa ogs
Iaa ino poa RutiOcas 9iatnins. 5
maienoe Orb Fi!breoe ban tn astds
bente 2iterdtl:. oens tr1ttt WGas.
oens Soarliee Gpinoer og oens ibel0Is
llnabom. Dr. ne 2%it.ratur ply. JON
gjryr-'o OH !r9Ftnoe buoos l59, net
!0unSebp' nfs Maansn al 9pJ Ser
iiobec".
,,Jrom- 5eit.n bOlOtss paa ben
Dag, ba Di9tsren 8isrnitjerae gisrnz
ion fblbts lit 70es Qar. Def bar ,,.t
5ilf9lbe, Der ier uo iom en- 5unfe,"
ca Yrpf. Stub inofletteoe / i'm Gale
en- lqngere aaratteriitit al gjsrnion
% bans Oigtning. paa en- p1rbig
Raabs omeeroeoe ban Den Ros, ban
gdp BAN, msb De forngone 6orbebolo.
6dn Iatte ct ftarpt Sill melem De to
gsriober, bpori gisrnions 2ip og
9igtning fafoer. bans troenoe perios
be og boao ban oa itreO, og bans
pdntro Ysriooe, | bet ban ilutteoe meb
ct inberligt 2nife ON, at ben gumle
Oiater maatte fomme tilbdge til ben
8arnetro, ION ban oporoges / at fine
5orelbre. 5 5slge oNorbDeIte ten
Referat ubtdlte prof. Stub, at 9jsrnz
itierne gierni on paa 0runo al i'm 0ez
niolitet og i'm MangeIioigbeo bar o9ret
Ell Maet / bort 5eorelano. mdaite
mere END nogen anoen, og ban n9pnte
bans gonbenopeler, bans t9noenoe %
uopsrtrufne 59brelanosiaage, bans
mengs &oab, fom er bleone til Sol
fets Gienoom. os bans fore getenoelie
/ 9igtet iii min 5dr", ION ban ciz
terebe nQiten belt ub. Msn Dan tilz
feieoc, at ri for at BRUCE ct Orb at
9isrnfon iefp life biloe bore / Sdnoz
FEB, ON Ri life meo bp6 0emob ubz
tafts, at ben fore 9ister life er bleOen
tro mob i'm 9arnooms. i'm uneboms
oe i'm erpenbe Manoboms friitelige
Sbealer, men for mango Nar til6a9e
brsb meb benz.
!Spob prof. Stub Iasoe ON 9isrnz
ion, bill finoe alminoelig 5ilflutning
blonbt bet norite 5olt / 4merifa.
Den politiifs Sibe al Oigterens 2iO
bsrsrte ban life, uben f~oriaaOibt, at
ban talbte BAN en- Magt / bort Jebre>
Lamb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-26
Blair, Hcbr.

SSsnOags feireOe G6riitian Nm
berIen % 9uitru oeres SsIpbrpanp.
Mange 8enner i%nofdnot fig % bragte
Splbbruoaparret 6iertelige 9ntenits
ninger.
SIR. QnoerIens Dor nogle fda 0il
, ubeafor Blair og 6erer til gleni95ez
hens t~rofaite Uleolemmer.
5 bitten ST. 7 bliper Der Set
Blair &irte meo Suletr9 for 90rnene.
9agbsser saer anoa9tsbsger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-26
eDb
SpBoomme %foraariasct af WGs.
finger.
Or. Wilcs' HeI.oratipe Sonit on
Nerpine be%lbrebeoe eiter en-. % treoiue
Nar.
Or. Wiles' Yei..oratipe Sonit on

.3ea por en- fntoitonbie iunb ing Wanh inoiif
Jebrnor 1885, oa nit Beginner par I CANT 91dnbau
90 leg bleu ipg al M9slinger. 9frefter oar lea iffe
init, ierenb jfg brnaie TT. Miies' Refforntipe Nsrptue
oe IoHie | 1879. 4aaer bar lori aret ma. at bet fpm
al ssuerens llpirfiombeio, o. ia tan life hae. boor
rnnnpe I9qer oer Dor bait mia nHbsr Behnuolina, men
q bar pr0pet ale Elaas. irisJorho be realep bioIp
mig nloria. Nngreb al 6onebpint, @ilt, RQietatarrb.
oefeber, Gffhrnn op troniif 7irrboe ,r olfiammen fdls
eet ! min sOO. fatfei pgrs " srpfne Os Tonic er iss mi
f%HiotGnnia geneipet nit pelbreb. 3eg bar reiaa
trfet 7r. Niies' anti pain Bills meb gobe S~einltater
% leo tror, at TT. Wilfs' Wibier TT fmlofumne."-
Hep. 6trani Nenoer. Spartn, gsis.
Sea s1ifer at ffae nogle iaa aote Cro for 7r. sri
lef' @eftoratibe derpine. Sea bar p9r ( meget piaaet
meo Sepnissbeo, iinen lea eiorbe Jorouorina al Gill
lima peo bfr nge Aois. 90 al ben BruHo bar lea prgpet
~torifeuiae W,toler uoen al blipe hiulpft. sea bitD ilniz
telig ~opertnit al en- prripnlia Ben, en apcfbefer. III at
prgDe VerpiHe. Sea fan forffrr 3em, al fft bar
giort miI dieaet gsot. 9n bebeDer iea iffe at BRUCE bet
reaslme iiai ratre. men inn ieiIietcbspis. naur iep or
opernerbps tler bpilelgs. on jeg bar attn Ell Gel beo
1aaroen. 3et bar alorig fnast ieil I at eiDe Gin
orina." ". pnegin, uoaiDer VI Daily Free Press,
Dilipdnfee, isis.
vile apoibefere iafssr co s%aranrrer ben fsrfe dfaffe
a ar. Wilss -eR9fntioler. Sirip efier ri 8ea rm
derugiitft "a 0irrteingornine. Noresie: IT. Mi.es'
Meoieal &c., Gifbatt 3ap.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-26

Oeo builten Qeili96so ban falots At
GnQelens Soero - iGrIig oisie 10
Siitorier fortalte 9iernion meO en- Sn=
berlig6eo, ION ger. at bette Ulinoe for
MIG pasier goot ino / Norentitemninz
gen. --
Raar nu aboer ManO / 9pe1 ON
9iprnitisrns taler", iaa bill ieg pare
RED - og pare meo bldnot Dem, Der
taler pei ON Gam - Itent ban lite er
ORD, men belt lspenhs % ung / Sinoet.
6. 9 jerre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-26

0erltng- U(ea berom bar Spirits
nta life ct 0sut al iige. 9ens fors
mtntlige getreftelic al &riItentoms
men reoucerer Ig alti6a til en- getraf
telie al noqle almene religieie Sanos
beoeg, IaaIpm Sirieas losbelig6eo
,. I. B.. 9ette %in0rpmmer pQIaa On
franIte Spiritiit @qaa 9dro,c. ,.Spis
riiismen", iiaer ban. a6olOer zig fiernt
ira % b%efotter iig oioeles life meo ne
gen 5rosforanbrinq; ben BIZ Blot f.
re be Wenneifer, ION bar fwiernet iig
ira be almene %religinis SanObeoer, ill
6dge til oisie." 8ette er rigti9t. Den
oermeo er BET ogIaa gipet, at Spirits
mcas i%ormentli9e .gstr9ftelie al aris
I%icnoOmmen" prattiit taft mda fere til
Rutionalisme. Obi. ioet ben fun BE-
trpfter be elmeae religisie Sanoheoer
/ 2rtItenoommen, frtltsr BEN Wennez
fer til at blioe itadenoe oco oisIe.
D. Spiritiiter a%ltIaa, Der poientIig
er tyiitne / Strait at Spiritismeas
9etrGftelie al aritenoommen. Tan IL
te ndd I'D optr Raiionclismtn ino til
bet poIitio e~oangeIiit. / 9riittnbomz
men.
Pcitor Stopgaoros pet.rIen hut
ter meo at optait. DIT Spsresmoal:
booraf tommtr BET, at Spiritism.n,
til troos for. at Den tr Somb,b os
9eorug, bog bar faaet En- ioo poIoiOm
llc6reo.lit / be mooerae Sdmfunb2
SDdr.t 6erpaa itaar at leie / pduli
anc:t gr.o til 5b.sIaloniterne. DER
tales ON 4ntitriitens 9omme, ION
.it.r .ft.r Satons Strait meo al Qsgs
mems Ndgt o9 5esn og uno.rlis.
gernine.r", og fou iists Der: oforoi
D. life aanammeot Sanbbebs a9rligs
bco til o.r.s 5r,li,, b.rfor ftal CUB
og ienoe BEN t~raftise 8ilpfar.lier,
at be ital tro Qs9nen" q. 3btsi. 80
% 1O-11). Ser bar ri 9runbsn.
De, Der life anndmm.r ben frelitnbe
Sarobeo, De bliper Ct 9ptte FOR iod=
oonne 9ilofarelier. fom pirtes oeo
Satcns Strait, o9 ION ptrsr zig / 2sgs
mems 5egn o9 u1oerIi9e Gerning,r.
Bort 6iertes opbe 3rosfrap laber
iig life tiIintetosre. 5uar bet itf.
Ei!freos Itiaelie / Raaoen % Sanoz
6eOen / ariitus Sefus, fuu Tiger ret
at iig ielo georaaet. 5sler man fig
forldOt al @uos QcnO, iaa gaar MAJ
til 6etien / Gnoor. Qeoes man life
peo 3roen inn / CUBS ODbbeber, boor
Der er Spnoeraes 5orlaoelie, Qib pg
Saligbeo, iaa enoer man / bet, Tom
Sfriften ct Steo fdlcer ,Sdtans
DpbbeOsr". iii oisie Satans 8Dbs
beoer bsrer o9iaa Spiritismen meb
al ben glatte 8oottsbsfornuft % aft
1T bIanoenoe Qabenbarinasgseleri.
0erfor abparer jeg dlDorlig imoo at
inoluoe fig meb Spiritismen, ielp ON
bet blot tier al Rpsgerrigbeo eler for
3iosfororip. De fleite er faa ubefnz
iteoe, at De lsber ptlo % fo1oes, fsr
be peo bet. Qanoeperosnen er ct far
ligt Qsgetsj, = 6pao entsn ben MI pirz
fer oirefts eIer inoiretts gtnnem Spiz
ritismsn. QUIT 8oethes Orb paa fine
gamle 0ags.
III 6psr en- aunO, jeg foroum lots
feb bib,
jee filler mig om9iost, ia beltirst."
De Orb er life mso 6snblit paa
ipiritiItiits Qaaber. Wtn be pasiei
ogida paa bisie. Oct er lett.re at
TONNE inb / Spiritismens 9lanbepop
enp at tomme frelit ub iesn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-26
MunOimns al Gariten Sands
Sigtning.

gaa @osiepangen Der piI ie9 30,
Der potser Slpper oper Sgje;
Der guar 6per llngtarl meo blante Sto
og meO en- Islotnappet 9rsie;
Der oanIt bigger mso 8dano i 9aar,
De LANCE 5%letninger til SOroen mar.
ga, tro ou mig.
j.g Tiger big:
Der er bet fagert at leps.
5or Der itaar 6asiel o9 Dirt og 81,
% Der Itaar glaabcr pad Glen,
og Der itaar 9.bea faa bit pad 5iaIo,
o9 Glpen lsber forbi'en;
paa Mart.n potter ben grsnne 2sg,
/ StOoen flpper Den oiloe 9sg.
ga. tro ou mig,
j,s flyer big:
Der .r bet fag.rt at leOe.
Der itudr en- Stli.pil / 0aIcn trang.
Der Dor en- 6ulor. bag Stens.
Der Talo.r 5ios1 mig oIoris lang.
ic!o naar jee iiooer al.7s;
tbi Gls.n butter. o9 Orosl.n ilddr,
og 9ulor.n ipng.r, mems GIO.n gaar.
ga, fro ou mig,
jig Tiger big:
Der er bet fagert at leps.
6paO is9 bar oirtet, bar jig iait for.
gl.mt,
bet ipreotes runot iom 2sD for toltt
8inoe,
fun ct jeg pesp, bet bar nit 6iertt
gent.
min 9arnooms 3ro, ben git mig ei al
Winbe.
50 jsg bar forfeit ru7ot / manqen 8oa.
og jeg bar irooet oso be plies Sioe.
troOs Oeres Orb jeg bleO bog liae tloq
paa bet, ION alIerbelit jeg OiIoe pioe.
Obi 3oro:ns als9t ej giOe fan 8eiter
ON, bpuo Der itimtes gennem 8rapena
Rifter;
og boub enfoloig 5rombeo Der ei oseo.
bet les ejbeler / be piies Strifter.
Dog bar Der Gn. 6pis gje Longer iaa,
bois Orb ifal Itaa. naur SoroensSlsgt
foriOinber.
.6Do life bli'r iom en- al OisIe imuu",
iuu tulte ban, ri 9imIens9.i. fnber".
9u 5rsliens Qanb. forlab bn bu mig
ei,
og tag ben 9unoita6 bort, Der mig for
pifber,
uoiIst min Spno og leb 0u mig pua
@ei
iqennsm 9sb.ns glat til 2ip.tsailOsr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-26
Gymnastik oe Ny
re- militoere Ovelser.
Fakultetet beStaar af

&AaAl1ASI OSSb&oA
seksten L9rere og Lsrerinder.
Skriv efter Skolsns Katalos og Prove
hummer af Anssar Collesian
Specielle KAISER for Begyndere i de
engelske Fag. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
visning under Ledelse af Prasterne
Harald Jensen og liver Gertsen.
Vintsrskolen begyndte 4. December,
men nye Elever kan blive we'd at kom-
me til ef,er Nytaar.
hvis Be mansIer Pense til at fuldfere
Deres Studier, vii Skolen give Hen
stand; hvis De Dor lanst fra Hutchinson. vii
Skolen betale en- DE af Rejsepengene.
Dusk! vi har Klasser, sou oasser
for allie Begyndere.
Skriv til
H. w. Foght, A. NJ,
President.
eller
Viktor q. Trassler, Pr. D.,
Dean Of Faculty.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-26

Alting tidssvarende steam heat, elek-
trisk Belysnine, ~Badevaerelser, o. 5. Y.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-20
THE VllvI TREATMENT

the advertisement OF the Provkicnce
Nlavl company and have wondered what
II was. Nlau Is really the first treat
ment successfully employed 20 feed
weakened nerves and tissues. II ls made
of the essential ingredients OF certain We
affinity FOR the absorptive powers OF the
skin and mucus membrane.
Z, goes directly 20 the seat OF the dis
order In this lies It's strength visit
son street will be worth the while 10
those Interested. There viii be a series
OF lectures given. the first one taking
place on Nov IS. and the subject will be.
Some Of the causes OF headache. back
ache and nervousness
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-20

John and Chester Dunbar. Burial was I'm
the North cemetery
The funeral OF Colonel Samuel Norris
will be held this morning Al n o'clock
from his late residence on the corner OF
Hope and State streets The services Will
be conducted by Rev. George l.. Locke.
ID. D.. rector OF St Michaels Episcopal
church
Captain Charles Barr. who will com
mand the new cup defender. arrived here
yesterday IN company with the manuy-
Ing owner C. oliver lseln. and were
driven 10 the house Of Designer HERE
shOff. where a long conference was hciu.
The meeting Of Barr. IseliH aud IIerre-
shoff Yesterday. The meeting OF Barr
lselln sei H,reshon Is considered very
significant. particularly as Captain Barr
came I'm response 20 a special and urgent
summons from Mr. Iselin.
Dr. William r. Duny reported \ case
OF typhoid fever az the town clerks Of
fee yesterday The patient being Rose
McKenna, residing on Congregational
street
Mr. Frederick Glesler has contracted TO
make an ron fence similar 10 the one
now standing in front of col. Colts resi-
dence. 10 viii be connected Will the
fence now standing and extended north
10 Wardwcli street which will nm the va
cant space made bv the removal Of tho
Mount Hope block.
Frost Fish have struck IN and are Of
good size. quite n number were taken
last evening aud many OF them average "a
pound piece. one party caught num-
ber and Informed The News man that
one " his catch. weighed iih pounds.
which Is very large The shores present
"a pretty appearance as many are fishing
carrying lanterns
The farmers have nearly finished har-
vcsting their late crops and say they
have mo- sembrance OF such DRY season.
the crops. particularly carrots. are very
light owing 20 mo- ran and many OF tnt
wells upon the outskirts OF the town ere
dry. an instance that has not been known
for many years Many OF The farmers
have 90 drive their COWS several miles 40
get water.
Unknown parties paid James Munro un
Back road vish last evening and evil
IDENTIFY came prepareds TO bag some game
when the dos gave the alarm. MIR. Mum
ro's son went 10 the hennery and Counc
the door open and the fowls cacknng
with two bags on the ground 10 Is pre-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-20
GENERAL
HOWARD
LECTURES
Tells Of the Educational FaciI.
ltiss Of the South, Especially
In Tennessee.

Last evening In Manning hall Gen. q.
o. Howard delivered a most interesting
lecture upon the educational conditions Of
the South. citing Lincoln Memorial uni
Versity as an example of what the educa-
uonal Institutions are doins.
Despite his more than 20 years, Gen.
Howard spoke with much srdor and on
thusiasm. and his lecture was most en-
joyable 10 the audience. He said ~ part:
"On the 26tb OF September, ls6S. as
was about 90 leave Washington with my
command for Chattanooga. almost the
last words that President Lincoln spoke
10 me concerned Cumberland Gap and
the people OF East Tennessee. As that
interview was the last | had with him
before his death. I have endoaNored TO
recall and treasure up what he said.
In manner and words he manifested
peculiar tenderness toward the people of
the mountain region, His largeness or
heart took IN all. He wanted mo 10 un-F
derstand them and 20 appreciate their
worth
"A few months later about Dec. !. ar
ier our victory az Chattanooga. Gen.
sherman. with the Fifteenth corps, and
With the Eleventh marched 4 few miles
apart into East Tennessee 10 save Burn
sade. then threatened by Longstreet az
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-20
gRlST0L.

meeting OF the sinking fund commit
tee was held on Tuesday evening with
the following members present: Messrs
Frederick A. Easterbrook, william r.
o. Donnell, George L. Arnold. and
George II. Peck. Frederick A. Easter
brook was elected president pro tenn:
William T q. Donnell. was reelected
secretary for the year Treasurer Peck
OF the sinking fund presented n full re-
port Of the funds In the hands OF the
board as follows: Amount on deposit
with Industrial Trust company. Bristol
branch. with accrued interest 20 August
l5 last, S3.342.SO. with the Industrial Trust
company in Providence 10 August last
S.HlS; deposit with the Union Trust
company 10 Sept. I. 81. 733 D.: deposit with
the Manufacturers TruSl company or
Providence 20 November r.. tli77 2o To-
tai or sinking funds 20 date sli. O5 Tho
commission prepared It's report for the
town council In accordance with the facts
OF the treasurer's report TO he presented
Friday evening
At special session Of the District
court yesterday morning Henry Reming-
ton was adiudged insane. and was taken
10 the insane hospital az Cranston.
The funeral OF Eva q. Battcher. infant
child Of Mr. and Mrs Albert Hatcher.
was held yesterday afternoon at O'Clock
from their home on Wood street Rev
T. Newton owen. pastor ~ The Congre-
gat.onal church. conducted the services
Floral emblems were placed upon casket
Burial af the North cemetery.
The funeral Of Miss Jennie y. Soper
was held yesterday afternoon at f.5J
o'clock from the residence ~ Sir. and
Mrs. George W Diman. on Burnsiue
street. Rev. William n. Trotter. rector OF
Trinity church. OF which the deceased
was a member. officictcd. A nImber az
floral remembrnnces were placed on the
Casket. The bearers were Fred. FranK. !