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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-09

pie Der 8eIanbtI9dftS Sefretdr
Spencer GobD uno Der 0olmetI6er
q. u, 9argiulo Dtnirten am 6onntag
i'm Yilbt3<Palait unD purben na9z
6er pom Sultan in 2luoien3 empfanz
gen. Die 8eIu9er tpo6nten audi elmer
Spern8OriteQung i'm YuIait Bel, Der
Sultan iaentte 6rn. 2eii6man Elm
toitbares Soupenir, 5rau 2etf6man
ben 8roBcoroon be5 9}i3anzSz@6ez
fatdt@Stbens unb ben S06tern be5
8eian0ten Die 3peite, reIp. britte&laiie
Des glei9en Srbens.
6 frO'5 8epegungen.
8tllemf It a 3, Sniel Curacao, 8.
Suli. - Der fran30iii6e &reu5er
rSu4et" lit bier angetommen.
Prdiibent Gaitro bat am Sonntag
ni4t, ipte semelSst Caracas in Der
Ht9tun9 auf 8alencia perlaIIen, fonz
bern in Der auf Ga @uaira. @r na6m
500 alte dusgebiloete Soloaten un0
9eneral 5errer ais @eneralsita6s6ef
ba6tn nit.
Der Prdii0ent fam nm 5 l16r Na6z
mittag5 in Ga 8uairu an uno perlieB
ben Srt um N&itterna8t QuF Dem
9amPfer nOfun," um na6 8uanta
O0er Barcelona, $50 Wteilen DitliA
BON Ga 9uuira,- gu geben. Gr beab=
fi4tigt, Die 3egierungszS zStreitfrGfte
in uno BEL Barcelona gu reorgani1iren
uno iofort Die Offeniibe gegen bic Rez
poluttondre gu ergreifen.
&etn Yfeni9 in Caracas fam ii6
Dteie &enoerung Der YlGne beS 8rGitz
oenten ertldren. Der S4rttt piro in
&iidii4t Oarauf, oaB Die 6aupturmee
Der EebelIen in ben 9iItritt DON 8az
lencia eingefdQen lit, fir gefG6rli8 gez
6alten, 9te1er reoolutionGren Streitz
traft DerOen bic RegierungStruppen
unter General Seferino Gai itilIo gez
geniiber treten.
gimmt 0en g 68Geter.
8ten, 8. Suli. - 0u5 .gBiener
Sagblatt" pieber6oIt ous alte Sc
rii4t, baB @r=&0nigin g2atalie pon
Serbien ben S9leier gu ne6men beabz
ii4tigt.
Sarab unb N}aube.
so n d e iter, 8. SSuli. - Saru6
8ern6arb bat beute 6ier bic oefinittpe
Mitt6eilung gema9t, baB Die 8orbez
reitungen uno llntsr6anblungen a6gez
i6lofen iinb, auf @runb oeren Die
ameritanii9eSrag0bin MauDe2(oam5
gu Sara6 8ern6arD's rHomeo" pG6z
ren6 Der 'Sournee Der QeBteren in
Nmerifa i'm Sabre 1903 bic oSuliet"
fpielen tptrb,
9ur9 BEN Sob erI0it.
2onbon, 8. Suli. - Der @arl
bon 2lrunbel unb Surrep, ein3iger
@o6n bes 6er5ogs BON NorfoIf, itar6
beute friib gu 2lrunoeI=@ountp, Sui=
ier. 9teIer Gr6e zines 6er3ogt6um5
mar Iett ieiner @e6urt am 7. 5eptemz
Der 1879 Elm &riippel un0 S0iot. @r
puroe etnmal, in Der 9Offnung, ibn
gu 9eilen, nit auf cine 8ilgerfa6rt
na4 2purDss, 6rantrei6, genommen.
&ut3e&a6eIbepei6en.
= Der ,@6ite Gtar" "z0ampfer
Oceanic" tpeI4er beute Oon 2iperz
pool na8 g&epzgort abfd6rt, mirb II.
u. folgenOe Nmerttaner an 8orD 6az
ben: s. s. Bourne, 8icezGommoOOre
Oes NetpzgOrter Sa4tzGlubs"; .. .,
WfiQ5, SRI. 3ooieDelt, 9rn. unO 5rau
2aprence Waterburp unO @6arle5
2anter.
Die amerifanii9e 9ampfja4t nSOz
iep6ine," @igent6um BON g. 2(. 9,
0i0ener unD nit WiOener, Water6urD
uno anoeren 8dIten an 8oro, 1T gez
tern auf Der 5a6rt BON &iel na4
StodbOlm in &Open6agen angetomz
men.
- 0as Parlament Der &apfolonie
lit auf ben 20. AuguIt ein6erufen
lpOrben.
- Sn ben ipuniIben 9rOOin3en
2ugo, Pante 8eOru uno Sren1e lit
enormer S4a0en our4 9agelI6lag
entitanben. 8iele Perfonen purOen
0erlebt unD eine Wfenge S6iere err
f4la9en,
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-23

"9~DropS er
ben beoite Blpes
reuier. iomI or
fIsUpt.i $tosufa'
ben, og uliat
mango andre Re'
meotcr, or bet abb
iolnt noen fare.
Get %iHoebolorr
iuaen Rereurp,
iugtn SaiicnIa.
ties, inaeu alco.
Dol eUsr uoaeH"
iombelit auoeu
Haoelta SugrsOt'
euts. '5-DropS'
or en- Samuleu.
blauomq af llr'
ter % S!ter. iom
burttGt BoelGas
ger Sactperns 90
@tttitofst %
a~iruglper Sloost
ben unturl,ee %
iunoe 5tlttanO.
apGier, 8lafs
beuos, Bluthes l
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-23
6iplina.

Ten befienbte engelife S~orfattcr
bar for ct Bar aar iioen iaa ina, al
man tpileoe ON, Of ban funSe lepe.
giifop gretpiter / Connecticut fortpI.
lcr MI ielgenoe ira a~iplines Suae.
Ieie. en- spaepIeierife lao ppS Den
ipge Gigters Sens, ba bcus Suqopm
bar paa Oct pGrite, og ban trGuete
melt SiGlp. enanua ina bun, at aip.
ling laa os murnleoe noeet. Suu
beiebr iig neo oper ham. oa bun troeos
ban snifcoe at iise. uuget til benoe. OIL
bun bsrte BAN irrmiiae oisie Gro:
"9tu lager ieg mig ueo Ill at lone"
SrSene | ben samIc 9nrnebsu. Ca
SpsepIeierifen ioritoo. Of aipIing iftc
snitebe benhes Sicneite. iogoe bun
"llnbifpIo, DIR. aipliua. ieg iroeoe.
&c srifcSc uoeet."
ia. bet gisr irl osiaa." loo Be.
rage Spar ira Stirling. Sea snifsI
min binmelife SAFER, San alene tan
bragg Smiors for mig M"
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-23
Brsve fra Norge !

Rr1itcr. Eorleip CONNIE o. 81. Wome.
lamb. bnor 8lir miunenes ipm 6tiferaut
grofesior,. Yolitifer, gibelcperirttcr OF
SaImenieter. iteoIe iom ben rste Roro.
mani o. ben aoSe ariten. men iiGr ION
ben. Der bapoe pIantet bet gioelise PAD
biemlig @runo.
Rn iibite llgc | apriI habbe gmtifoIer
gfsamcn. Ser bar bo % glener. t0el
bar bet meite at sioeu pGret So
crboIbt aorafteren ubmGrfet eoot oe
Dc ileite megct goot. aepsIauo - Nens
lem / SperNpret nbtnItc lin gner.
fienbcIie al Sfolens girfiombeb. 90 gn.
reruc roite Gleperue for Glib % eof
Spf6riel % ubiaIte. at SGterseslerne
bapbe eooe gnlGe 90 goo "Sotn" fac
bet BELT Tom an paa gilieu os @nersien
Com Acknowledgements fra glenerrs
fiji CONNIE en- SsIoeaff.l os Sanaos er
@nlbring til SIR. Is bier. - Sm gftera
mioSdgen ben 3otc baooe man Gfifeoss
felt. bbortH en- bel Sci al Sp9Sers SoIf,
pngre o. rIbrc, q iubbubte.
Smut % SomdS 9isbsl ffisb fprIeber
en- 8iern / Straumslien (SpIleitao)
Sldp 5rbSal % ct Bar andre ffieo en-
flor @aupe / Srpoalsffoeeu. On
Daanb bar siprt iiGlben COB Sausit |
Serbals'fpeen. ioet ban / omtrins IA
Sage fisb oner 100 Storfusle (Sinr,
8si. Srbaner % Srbsrer.)
Ssubag 20be gpriI barbte Den llIpitc
pdu Gdrdfsfiorben, at Sdboeto Steius
lien fra SpIeitab os Rttfel s. 9aubbaI
brufncbe. Sabbeip bible eaa fra 5nprs
nefst til gs, os foututeu noset no pao
SiorSen BRAT Sieu, os ban bIen Iigscns
DC I ganoet. Rttfel pilbe Girlpe BAN
% gift I'D paa Sien for at fuite til BAN
en- Cine. men ban booebe ZIG for Ianet
no, os ban MATTE oeiaa / gauoet, 90 DC
onion be99e.
9sbe: Snsebore e. Sfotct. 8pro 8.
8sgneitao, Smut G. SIatelanb. Sirsit
SaroIbsbt. Somme, @unbiIb &. Solum,
NiffeG Sarltab, 8pro q. Opltao % va
raj o. Sobet.
@ifte: Smut q. Stabenes meb S9ee
g. Srpbal; 8unnar 8. SIdtelanb meo
Ssne &. 5asIemo; Slao 9. 8ieueber9
meo Sisue &. Somme; Saral u. SrGtfe
meb annc 8. RerItuen; Slap 8. Seue
ntto Zone 8. Rpsitao; Wiffel u. &aIbes
mes meb Sneebore q. Spitab (G. Tar
jus 5. 8isreum r1eb Giro u. gisraum ;
SaIoor 5. 9isrgum meb Gnnc q. gpss
tab. 8. 8. 8pgueitab.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-23

mari. Roaife ri fan al en- Gnfe.
fiRrp, % Ieper hi til nGitc 17oe Moi,
oil gcfbels MISUNDERSTANDING Yrc.
srom prrc os fiGreit, NET 5 mao
oa irttc Eriieu til minoit 80 Gents.
Ten rrprroiee Sbrnas 2aicro
banoe iorIchen inbbubt linabomsior.
eninsen meo et iterre antGl genner
til en- i~elifobeIie Sammenfomit | fit
Siem poa Gconr goe.
Gfterot Iait. 6. @ieaanb baoSe
oabnet Isbet. CARES CT Groeram.
hpori Ssperitab % GIcpcn fra llri-
periiietet beItoe. Sen fsrite mch ct
Gar Soloer, ben onSen mco en- Sale.
Gfterpao icrpereses Soririff"in.
ger. Sr. Ghpmos 9aiorb er iom be.
fierbt 2eSer for Scn 3Sic itore @itiH,
ae.Gfsfuriiou iii Torae % aop i oCn
g~nIebuina noaIe trGifenSe 9emTrF.
Ringer.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-23
"Soeiafauyiet."

Ser ftnbes cnbmI mango Ting
Nnturen, iom 8iocrifaben forslPpes
itrroer meo at iaa optlaret. Wun
pleier pa ioreIsbis at opitiae en- Sppo.
tbeie, BET oil iise at is9e oen i SiebIit'
!ct rimeIigite 6ortIarin9 % granite
Gle 8runoe ior o. imoo oenne. inOtLi
man fam iinoe Ell beore. 0ette er o.
iaa ben ereitc Nfoooe. hporpao &ioeu'
ifaben fan gisre 6remitrlbt.
9lanbt oisie a~aaoeiuloe Sina bsrer
osiao bet iaafaIote 9oOtafoIlpS. In.
bertibeu, belit paa imuffe Iftercr
uoen Woaneifiu fan ulort ie ct &yS,
Der tiger fegleiormig op oocr Sort
Souten netop paa oct Steb, boor 90.
len ~itraaIebe for noale elmer iioen.
Wan bar allereoe / Oct 17bc 4nr.
bunoreOe begpnbt at itlOcre Octte be.
i~pnSerIiee ems, men 8iberifobrn bar
Cnbru tilgen iiffer SorfIaring funoet
paa Oct.
Dian merer MI. at 2piet itmpclt.
ben or enbeI Of Solen ielp, Der ices,
efterat oct egentlige Soaegeme or
aaaet ueo. Sorat ioritua bette ntua III
meo ct Bar Sro ontale SolenS 9p9.
ming.
SoIen beitaar al fIcre Gag eler
SiGrer: isrit % ~inobnaenoe bet
egentliee SoIlegcme fonrmer ben ion.
folOtc 6otoif9re, uoenfor ocnne iaicn
ct Sag, aromoifGren % cnOeIig ben
iaafalotc Corona. Der banner Ct SIag5
SIsr al iortGttet Saa9emasic al Ell
foIosiaI l1oitrGfning. Nll nener
man. at oct er en- Del al oeitne Ipicn.
De Corona, iom ices eitcr Solen0
9teo8ana. 3ette ipneS ogina at be.
trGftes oerue0. at G~ororoenS lloIsherc
itrRtfer Jig Inngt uoenfor Soaegemet
ieIp | Ell iiao Gaipic, Der eonite lIgncr
So0lat0uplefs tSornl.
Ror bar nplie cper en- itor Gel al
Hct ocitligc England o~bierperct CT
ooerorbentlig mutt 2psfpnomen. Der
al Iitroncmerne ariccs Tor 3~ooiofol.
IgS. Iet bite Jig iom en- lang, inloI.
meget imuft ~ornngcfarpct 2psning o.
cotroaote omtrent en- Gime otter 90.
lens Rebgane.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-23
Hbcnmatisme
I" Vcuralatd

"5-Drops" sr babe ct tuopcuotat %
tocenotgt Wttooei, iom oirter burttgt %
iittert - Ct aIorjg ~ietlsnoe &%TgemtoOel for
ptsie 5%paoomme. 3 Drop" tnart inO.
peueig oil oplgie uuuiprru oa aupre @tit'
ito he OF brIue benz 10 al Spiirmet, reuie
SIooet for al 8siRusthso % i~aaleOes be.
ptr's en- partg aur. On JnoqniOntne al
"5'DrOps" pna bet GugreDne Steo oil
itanie Smerterre U9itcu B,eblItfrltg. msoenS
Speoommens Nariaa blroer iittsrt ~fleruet
peo bets iuopenot9e 8rug. Bart, Smerter
% Saarbeo icriuinoer iOm bso Ytagtt, uanr
",Is Dron@" aupeubeS.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-23
Sun OIL REFINING COMPANY
BEAUMONT, TEXAS.
odek; f. s.sk>I Ct mn nm nm afticrnes paaYSenSc pdrSi 81. 90.
OhuuUJuUuiUuI Emlpt tubbGalt o. Non-assessable

&c iprnemite Gleuoomme, Der sjss al
Sun Oil Refining Company us bets
I}eolemmey, o. bUoyj Te bItr meotntss
rcsierst nanr &c 'I0ber al oisie Gtiter:
10 5'u'tsr 9anO gaa SgtH0ls 1og.t
81, % g 81.
- Ncgcv Nauo Us.up UeoeUioC SDiroie Zoo.
80 acrcs gaHo @orl Arthur,
30, 900 &crcs gGHo uGG uopR9eIia Sste I
mlyfcyt0e Ole. Hegipusr I leEGs.
2 gTlUItg Switch Tracks.
, It Igmmsgs 8VyteoHiHser ira Srgze I'll
Tanks.
- R,avuas- o. gtco'G4eliss- Tanks, Der
wmmcv $4,000 I0H9er Gle.
7 Storage Tanks al Stadl. Der rgmmer
Iatt $4,000 Egn0cy.
, tIaiuae 8gUUcitGtlpEer.
10 Iputgteut ClIe. 'Gushers' al unable
aIpdcl.eI.
$751; 500 Jpaoer rem GlIe OgsUYaa SOresE.
81 Tank Cars, met mo0eCae % tIsSHrs-
rI3e.
IS GPl! az BprleeRIu3 IRA 5piHoIs TOP I'll
II! ben meEtcaulte 8ust.
SVrutaut Loading Rack" ior 62 Tank
Cars ON GsaH8gH-to belle Tran.
Ocean EampeUs Loading Rig" al ttor
glsctuit ausauIc9 Reoitnbsbaie. SisOst.
eg WdlttHbUie.
ElIIgotoe Aetti8be0er. SrggserettIgpeoer
peo NniIeA.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-23

Get CT mic en- rano 8IrSe at Iunuc tee. At
ben eemdrtre. -Susocnueu", fem Iea mootpa
fsrft I uprii. sr | auc Waaaeer faa COB. Tom
en- WtnTirs ian barre, Wltn euftru oa Tn.ler
'orss ooei ON ben. Sen fan oerfor nubcfulr
-Susoerren~ Ill ole. ION bar srua for ben.
Sraeteu bar 43 Gents. Gep. g. grputloiru,
Warinette. gyts.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-23
"SWANSON'So
er en- perftft
Yloo>


Tstte er ben lib paa Narft. oa tubner
8eriOn beSsuer Ell Reoiciu. iori oil rsuis
glooef % ptSraae Snitemet. Swansou's
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-23

Sor en- Alb fheu rrobtoe leo sumugiucr
+Sueocnnen". Zen CT I que Eel! tilfrcoSItil.
Ieuss 90 arbsiser Iies'aa eobt fom be. Der CT
u,eaet ourers. Zen CT ttutae ftrri % Of fa,ult
llofseHbe. 5rnsisu fciteos 80 Gents. Sans
2. Saaen, ca Grpsie, e9ts.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-23
VpreiDgOom.

De, TOM ltoer al gsuer. % Rpreinaoom.
pIl fiuoe en- obiplut 0nr I 5.Dr0ps." Oct
er oet NET ptrluiuasfHloe YRtoDeL Tom emo.
M sr ppoaset for otsle S%psopmms. On ems
telt Dolls pIl gipe 2iuorina gieblttieligt. Sc
aaar otrette Ill Steoet. Oct boIesr 2sper-
celerne I reaslmGSiia Sirtiombso. Del
sIenstuer Rprerue oCrts roruale Sllitauo
pso at fierue Spren, iom er Spaoommeus
Gnriaa. Oct er ben met iu%feesfuIoe Nte'
otrin for SslbrebelNe Of Spgoomme I 8lo'
bet. 9spereu % Nprernc, iom euern er op.
baget.
SSis Re Iissr az R%bsumatismt. TsaraIaia,
enmbaeo, etiattta. HsrfipIeIis, Sphs. Sa
Grippe, 8~rendttis, Mithma. NatatTb, esS
ssrT 90 NprtipsDeu,ns, Tcrp saisi, On imsE'
ter. 1Bspspiia, @pRt. 9ptheDpsIIt. 6rsuv,
Hsrose "a nsnraIatR Sppsbptns, ciertCfpaas
heb, tanhee. frHbsHec S~sICSIpsnc9. 2sOns
Issbso 90 Sioeipeepnnis. tao "0-DrOps."
let unslaoer alorts at belDreoe.
Erif. stris ftras sti'r "a Rr,Ss SLATE al 50
- DROPS, lem pil bItps lent abislat frit.
gSrtosn fSrusbttalt. aIts nd HtNsHitaasuss Gsupsa
% isHe BEN III % mtb 1,rsS Ram % gsrtsis.
7ttts ritter Der ltItro Ill .6-DROpS'. sa tear
oct til TEN at oSmmt.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-23

69do GHaaar SbmanIuen "SusUsuHsH'. %
er tea G0bt rlirCSs me6 ocH. Zen oar arbeEest
tlfrcostiIeHoe I tnbocr &CulcEuoe / ben Zio,
Isa bar bGut ben. 5rG8teH lcitsee $3.50. Ears
Eftu, gtC:uFu, SCua.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-23

GRltgtet % Sueipaoofnr1e al ale Sla9s pl
toriptnoe cftcr nogIe iaa SuiSer al osnue
utouuoerIiae MeoiriH. Spis &c iBler trat.
neobruot eIer Heruss. iaa beqpuo itraE at
tage "5'Drops". Oct berpllgCr ytGruevHe.
siper itprieuor Spuu I'll ben trGtte o. oper.
arbcioeos. Set rsnier Sloost. % aIeu'
aturr Stprte % 8risirait I'll bet belle
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-02-14
Church Services.

Episcopal services will be held
Sunday, February 10th, as fol-
lows: Services and sermon at
10:45 a. m. Evening prayer at
7:3O o'clock. Saturday, lecture
and choir rehearsal at 800 p. m.
The mems meeting at the
library room last Sunday was
addressed by Thomas Parsons,
the local poet, who gave an evan
gelical talk on personal piety.
Next Sunday afternoon Rev. S..
j. Watson will have charge of
the meeting, and a cordial invita-
tion is extended to the men of
the city to be present.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-02-14
TALKING TO ONESELF.
SOlilOGuies Are Rare Because We
Fear Iaey Mean Madness.

Talking to oneself has this obvious
advantage over any other form Of ora
tory or gossip: One is assured Of
sympathetic audience. But it has also
this peculiar drawback: 1t is supposed
to be one Of the early symptoms of ir-
sanity. Wrongly so perhaps. A mad
doctor might rule the habit out of his
diagnosis. Nevertheless the popular
belief is firmly rooted, and it is for
fear Of this belief doubtless that we
talk to ourselves even as we dress our
hair with straws so rarely.
1t may be said that we never do ad-
dress ourselves at any length except in
the delirium Of a fever In moments
Of ordinary excitement Of course we
utter to the wind some sort of appro-
pirate ejaculation. Delight wrings
from us cry Of "Hurrahv' or "Thank
heavenw even though there be none by
to echo us. Similarly in any disgust
we emit one Of those sounds whose
rather poor equivalents in print are
"Ugh"' and "Faugh! and "Tutv' Much
further than this we do not go. "Why,
what an ass am I.' cries Hamlet in
one Of his soliloquies. Omitting the
first word and transposing the last
two, the ordinary modern man does
often soliloquize to that extent. But
he could no more soliloquize to Ham
let's extent than he could speak in
decasyllabics.
Nor is there any reason to suppose
that that class Of the community with
which, contemptuous Of his own fluen-
CT, Hamlet compared himself is or
ever was more prone to soliloquize
than any other. In the matter of solil-
oquies we cannot accept Hamlet as an
unbiased authority. We merely find in
him the possible origin Of the belief
that talking to oneself is a bad sign.-
Saturday Review.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-02-14
Two Carriers Wanted

Postmaster Rose has received
instructions from the postoffice
department to receive applica-
lions for the positions of rural
mail carriers for the two new
routes to be started from Mil
bank. These positions have been
placed under the civil service
rules. and it is required of APP
plicants that they pass a simple
examination in reading and writ
ing English. They must be be-
tween the ages of II and 55 years
and must be prepared to furnish
a suitable wagon. Any person
can apply or the residents along
the routes can name any person
who will accept the position.
Applicants should reside along
the proposed routes. Names
may behanded in at the pos toffice.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-02-14
FRANKS OF CUPID.

Some Celebrated Men Who Married
Their Domestic Servants.
Many celebrated men have married
their domestic servants. Sir Henry
Parkes. premier Of New South Wales,
is an example. One night when dining
at friends house he was struck by
the appearance Of q servant girl who
waited upon the table and persuaded
his host to allow her to enter his en-
ploy. This she did and for short time
held the position Of cook in Sir Henry's
household. Then he made her Lady
Parkes.
But more illustriOus than this Is the
case of Peter the Great. One day he
was dining ut the house of Prince Men
shikoff. He noticed one Of the servant
maids particularly, and, though she
was not handsome. she caught his fan
cy. Her name, the prince told the cZar,
was Martha. She had been a servant
in the house of Lutheran minister of
Marienburg. and when that city was
captured by the troops of Russia she
had been taken prisoner by General
Bauer, who had passed her over to the
prince, whose servant she was. The
count politely made present of her to
the czar, who eventually married her.
William Cobbett, the great writer,
when he was only twenty-one years Of
age one morning chanced to see bux-
ON servant girl busily engaged II
washing the family linen. The gir.
was pretty, 50 Cobbett spoke to her.
learned her name and the same even
ing called upon her parents and said
he would like to marry their daughter.
The parents Of the girl snformed the
young man that they had no objections
to him as their son-in-law, but that he
would have to wait until their daugh-
ter was of a marriageable age. Five
years later Cobbett, true to his early
love, married her.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-02-14
Sour Old Gentleman -
(LEvI'S ANSWER)


Levi Conright says that there
is more than one pebble on the
beach and more than one poet
around the court house, aud to
prove it pushed his fingers
through his hair, struck his harp
and turned off the following:
This "Old Gentleman" with an honored name,
Came to Milbank on the Milwaukee train;
He went to work as you may think
And earns his salary with pen nd ink.
He comes every morning at the peep o. day
And begins his work without delay;
His books on the table are placed, just so;
His pen 10 kept busy till the whistles blow.
He speaks of soldier that fought 90 we'll,
His musket was heard above shot and SHE'LL
His heart goes ont for q soldier true,
As Wellington's did at Waterloo.
"Our Old Gentleman" 10 loyal and true;
He loves our Old Flag because there is blue;
And may this Old Flag forever wave,
Ger my records and the land of the brave
hope this "Old Gentleman with records great,
Will meet st. Peter at the golden gate;
"Come, Mr. Slifer, with records complete;
Just turn to the right sit down with the Sheep
''For expect an old Soldier who fought 90 we'll,
His cheers we're heard above shot and she'll;
He helped save the country dearly love,
must give him . seat reserved above"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-02-14
"A Rambling Yankec In EurOpe''


Is a description of DR.. Jordan's
travels in Europe last year after
his attendance at the great coun-
Gil of Methodism in London. The
lecture is one of the latest and is
said to be one of the best of DR..
Jordan S lectures, and we pre-
dict great treat for Milbank
people. The Speartish Mail says
of DR.. Jordan:
1t is seldom that the people of
Spearfish are entertained with a lee
ture of such absorbing interest to the
aged and the youth as that to which a
large audience listened last night from
Rev. w. H. Jordan. He spoke one
hour and forty minutes, but his audi
ence manifested no signs of uneasi-
ness, and it was general remark that
had the lecture been continued another
hour, it would have been listened to
with the same rapt attention. He held
the fixed attention of his audience
without any seeming effort on his part.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-02-14
southey ON wordsworth.

OF Wordsworth, Southey writes in
1908, says Harold s. Scott in The At
lantic: "He has written a mastery
poem called The White Doe of Rilston
Hall; or. The Fate Of the Nortons.' The
poem Is incomparably fine 1t would
amuse you to hear how he talks of his
own production. His entire and intense
selfishness exceeds anything you could
have conceived. am more amused at
it than offended; not being sufficiently
attached to him to feel pain at perceiv-
ing his faults, and yet respecting him
far too much on the average of his
qualities to be disgusted. 1t is so pure
and unmixed passion in him that Ben
Jonson would have had him in play
had he been his contemporary"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-02-14
Messrs. Wood Bros, Bauman
& Co. and Enos & Go. change
their advertiseme er is this week.

MeSSrS. Wood Bros, Bauman
& Co. and Enos & Go. change
their advertisement is this week.
If you want to ascertain the
real value of the Hero Separa-
tor sold by Wood Bros, just ask
your neighbor who has one what
it will do.
The Farmers bank a short
time ago changed the rate
charged for drafts so that the
cost for drafts in small amounts
is the same as that charged by
the government for postoffice
money orders, while for drafts
for larger amounts the charge is
much lower than the postofice.
The bank rates are &c for
amounts up to S2 80, sc up to S.,
SC up to $40 and 1Oc up to 800,
when 1Oc additional is charged
per $lO0 Thus the rate for
bank draft of 800 would be but
10c, while for a postoffice order
it would amount to SOC.
Ira p. Bradford returned last
week in time to see his son Ben
who left last week for Bottineau
county. N. D., where he expects
to locate. Mr.. Bradford spent
his time mostly in Pennsylvania
while away, his daughter, Mrs.
Colcord, being located at Nc
Keesport in that state. Ira says
there is lots of business in manu-
featuring and iron works in that
locality, the mills running to full
capacity and unable to keep up
with the demand, but there is a
large foreign element from
southern Europe among the
laboring class that is not desir-
able. He says that he prefers
the west. Mrs. Bradford ex-
poets to make visit to Maine
before returning home.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-02-14

Letters remaining uncalled for
in the Milbank Post Office.
February IL, 1902.
Barnard, Charlie Robinson, DR.. We
Grant, o. w. Kelly. Geo T.
In calling for any of the above
please say "advertised" and give
date of advertisement. If net
called for in fifteen days will te
sentto the dead letter office.
II. c.. G. ROSE. p. NJ.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-02-14
O. E. S.

The grand matron of the Order
of the Eastern Star of South Da-
kota, Mrs. Eudora Pettigrew, of
Flandreau, honored Esther chap
ter of this city with an official visit
last Tuesday evening. arriving
in Milbank on the morning train
from the west. The grand ma
tron was the guest of Mrs. w. B.
Saunders during her visit to
Milbank, aud in the afternoon a
reception was given in her honor
by Mesdames G. G. Middlebrook,
n. j. Bleser, E. P. Mesmer and
j. E. Truran, at the home of Mrs.
Middlebrook. In the evening
the grand matron reviewed the
degree work of the chapter, COM
plimenting the ladies' upon their
evidsnt efficiency, and gave a
most interesting talk on the or.
ganization and work of the order
and the condition of the chapters
within the jurisdiction of South
Dakota. The chapter presented
the grand matron with a little
souvenir of her visit in the form
OF spoon, and at the conclusion
OF the work light refreshments
were served. The visit of the
grand matron was heartily ap-
preciated by the local chapter
and the occasion will be long re-
mem bered by the members with
pleasure. The grand matron
went west on the Wednesday
afternoon train to visit the chap
ters at Andover and Britton be.
fore returning home. She has
already visited some two thirds
OF the chapters in the state, and
expects to make q trip to the
Black Hills before her term Of
Office expires.