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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-03-27

dishing mon fils," led the van Sew
eral women marched with the men but
all shrank from a sinister recruit, La
Mere Margot, the witch, who rose like
mist from behind a bush and Joined
their ranks. Someone began la Mar
seillaise" and the rest shouted a fierce
chorus. Men. drunk with the song and
the wild madness, waved torches that
shot little, fiery stars on the dusty
road, where they were trodden out by
heavy feet. The mob struggled up a
Mill and crashed headlong through
briers and underbrush to the sleeping
brook. The water woke into sudden
life, sullen, red ripples stained its sur
face, strange, distorted shadows
seemed to mock their own reflection.
Still the peasants pressed on up the
terrace, cutting the velvet grass with
their sabots. AS they approached, the
dark mass of the chateau sprang from
the shadow and the windows of the
front sent back the torches light.
Jean Walther numbered on the door
with Mon Fills"
What would you?" quavered voice
from above.
Come down, Suzon," shouted the
Marie; I'VE must search the chateau"
Eth. hurry" called Pierre Dreisler,
the carpenter; this house is the ma
tion's property. The sovereign people
would inspect it's own"
Silence" commanded Walther.
The bolts screamed as the door
grudingly opened
There are none here" began old
Suzon tremulously.
Stand aside in the name of the ma
tion," cried the man from Strasbourg,
pushing past her.
The huddled crowd focked in. star
ing stupidity around them. Then, as
their wonder lessened, they were ready
for pillage. One man flung a mirror
to the floor, his friends applaudng as
1t shivered into a thousand fragments
That was the signal. Some prodded
the chairs with their pixies, others
laughing boisterously, pulled down the
tapestry and wrapped themselves in
trailing mantles The women had
their arms full of spoil. Old Margot
silently passed from group to group;
at her approach boasting and wrang-
ling ceased.
"Tiens, mon ami" bawled Dreisler,
bringing his fist down on an inlaid
table. this nights work will rejoice
the hearts of our friends in Stras-
bourg."
THE consplrators will escape cried
the municipal officer shrilly. "On, cito-
yens. forward"
The citizens, enriched with the
plunder OF the chateau, had small time
to waste ON conspirators. But, obedi-
ent to- their MARES orders, they
tramped through the empty rooms,
rousing unaccustomed echoes. They
were sated and their excitement had
in some degree cooled.
Look at Margot," whispered the
women; she's talking to something
unholy."
The witchs figure seemed taller. her
dry lips we're moving feverishly.
At last they came to the picture gal
lery. The portraits In calm state dis
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-03-27
rroa,msnt for cabbar. Roo, Marro...

Treatment for Cabbage Root MaRrots.
In 1880 A. ]. Cook began to experi-
ment with carbon bisulphide as a rem
edy for the root maggots OF cabbagea
His success was such that he soon be.
gan to recommend 1t for general use.
Whether IL succeeds or not depends
very largely on the character of the
soil. Sometimes the remedy is ap-
piled too late to be OF much, II any,
use. A man must know how to ap.
ply the chemical. The point Is not to
get the liquid on the plant, but only
the gas arising from the liquid. This
gas is produced in great quantities, az
tho liquid volatizes rapidly. No
amount OF this vapor will harm the
roots OF the plant, at least no amount
that is likely to work its way through
the soil. This gas is deadly to the
maggots. In some cases reports Of
failures have come due to the remedy
being applied only after the plants
have become badly wilted on account
OF the attacks OF these insects. In
spch cases the death OF the plants Ia
due to the maggots and not to the bi,
sulphide as some may suppose. Mr..
M. v. Slingerland of the Cornell Ex,
pertinent station investigated the sub.
ject IN 1894 and his experiments dem.
onstrated that when properly applied
the substance was sure death to the In.
seets and did not injure the plants.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-03-27
HER INTENTIONS WERE GOOD.
But Circumstances Stood I'm the Way OF
Their FuIniIlment

Their Fulnillment.
She really intended paying her fare
when She hoarded the street car, for
she had ten centsSsaved from the bar
gain-day scrimmage, but the conductor
happened to, be a gentleman, and by
paying the fare himself, saved her a
weary walk to, the family residence.
She had the ten cents with her when
she boarded the car, and she still had
the money when the conductor came
through on his trip for fares. but she
did not pay the conductor. 1t was all
the motorman's fault. With her arms
full OF bundles she was compelled to
hold the .ten7cent piece between het
teeth. The motorman turned on the
current, the car gave a jerk and she
gave a start
Fare, please said the conductor
and she turned pale.
Il can't pay you" she stammered,
going from white to red and from red
back to white.
But can't carry you for nothing"
demonstrated the conductor.
Il know it, but can't help it, l had
the money when got on the car, but
i swallowed it,"
A rough on the other side of the cal
snorted rude laugh, but the conduc-
tor was gentleman. and without an
other word he pulled the register rope
Tor another fare and passed on. ,
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-03-27


four months, when my husband became
impatient because grew worse instead
OF better, and in speaking to the drug
gist he advised him to get Lydia IL.
Plnkham's Vegetable Compound
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has brought joy to orr home and
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1t would seem by this state
ment that women would save
time and much sickness il they
would get Lydia Il. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound at once,
and also write to Mrs. Pinkham
at Lynn, Mass, for special adj
vice. 1t is free and always helps.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-03-27
WHERE DOCTORS FAIL
TO CurO WOman's Ills, Lydia L.
Pinkham's Vegetable COM
pound Succeeds. Mrs. Paulino
JudsOn Writes:

"DEAR Mrs. PINKuAM Soon after
my marriage two years ago l found
myself in constant pain. The doctor
said my womb was turned, and this
caused the pain with considerable in
hammation. He prescribed for L. Tor
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-03-27
Prohibition In Georgia.

There are 1877 counties in the Stat.
of Georgia and in eighty-seyen OF these
absolute prohibition exists.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-03-27

selves of the old stain. Priests, spies
cl-devants. the emissaries of foreign
tyrants, all must be exterminated
with sorrow we have heard that you,
citizens, are harborlng conspirators
against the nation. That den of ini-
quity," he pointed towards the cha
teau. that lurking-place of oppressors,
holds a dangerous band of plotters,
who would bring back the priests who
cheated us with lies and the profit
gates who fatten On the spoils Of their
fellowmen. VIII you suffer this crime?
Nay, rather shall We fire that accursed
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-03-27

&C, Of all the worries OF the housekeeper the bed
uSg y INC worst All will be thankful q remedv
Deen found. Mrs. Bertha Fremont, al F'ourth
pes moines, 10, is the discoverer She will send
,arge sample, enough for three beds FOR fSc
1 aetuai cost of postage, packing etc. Her regular
we ls oOc Every reader ought 10 send nj 1nca
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-03-27


The President of the Suffolk Hospital and Dis
pensary, Boston, Mass. established under the laws
Of the State writes Sept, 18th, 1901 as follows:
" GentiemeD'-As a rule VIC are unwilling to en-.
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made public TO the medical profession, but the use
OF your product has so fully convinced us of IL.
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on some chronic cases of Bladder and Rheumatic
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are q your disposal for all should know OF thu
good accomplished by its use.
James Thomas, ESQ, Of the Board OF Review
Bureau OF Pensions, Washington. ID. C., writes
Was cured OF a usually fatal Kidney Trouble after
many physicians had failed and he had given up
All hope of recovery, Mr.. John VIII. Nuncie,
lnd writes: Was told by two physicians one be-
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doctor could cure me, but nevertheless A" "AlkAvisn
did tho work Many ladiesalso join in teetfyine to
the wonderful curative powers Of Alkavis in Kid.
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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-03-27

Experiments have been made in the
Swiss army on the effect Of smoking on
the march. The results were in favor
OF the troops that were allowed to have
their pipes. and, moreover, their dis
cipline was better.
Italy HonOrs Japanese Statesman.
The bestowal by the Italian govern
ment upon Marquis Ita Of the collar OF
the Order of the AnunZiata caused a
sensation in official diplomatic circles,
since the Anunziata, whicr is the high
est Italian decoration, has hitherto
been reserved for European princes
and statesmen of the highest rank and
carries The honorary rank of cousin to
the mead OF the house of Savoy.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-03-27

when bee loses its temper look ont
for stinging retort
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-03-27

The fruit grower of to-day mus.
have the ability Of adapting himself
to new methods. new fruits and new
markets.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-03-27

Point of view sometimes blunts the
intellect.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1902-08-01

1bdoarh1s hans / New York.
pad .er h0ll dr hv1tum marmara, 4
s~krautg0tunni Fifth Avenue, rett hja
lystigaroinum mikla. Hdsio err nybygt.
Alt fran til farra ara gerou pau ser az
goou, az b1a 1 h1si 6r raudum tigul-
%steini, 4 Madison Avenue. En- svo t0k
konan eftir pv1, a0 pau voru Groin langt
4 eftir 0orum, og folk, sem ekki haf0i
halfar tekjur mott peim, var flutt / mar
mara hallir 4 Fifth Avenue. Hin let
mann sim aldrei / fri6i fyr en- hann let
tilleioast, as byggja ser h0ll ems og
aorir.
Upprunalega atti hdsi0 ekki a6 kosta
nema Gina million dollara. En- fran a6
Pessum TINA hefur pa6 kosta6 halfa
prioju million, aux veggtjaldanna, sem
vera eiga 1 b%orostofunni og MI cru 4
leioinni fra Evr6pu, og kosta 175, 900 doll.
l h1sinu cru 100000 dollara viroi af
malverkum og myndum: hdsbdnaourinn
hefar kostao 100000 doll. og vantar p5
'margt / hdsio enn svo viounandi sc.
A4SloL1OO1l1A i IU 1 1J1Al DIX uulLI
feikna st0r h%erbergi: setustofu, stofu til
ao bda sig i, svefnherbergi, ba6hds og
herbergi til ao geyma f6tin sin i. S10ast
Melinda herbergio er fult at kj6lum, h6tt-
um, yfirh0fnum, sk6m, og skdffum full
I'M af n@rfatna6i, o. S. fry. Hin kvartar
SAINT altaf yfr plassleysi og prengslum.
A k%omm6ounni hennar liggja gull
bnstar, gullkambar, gullspeglar, gull
hnappar og tieira smavegis, sem til sam
ans kostar UNI 6 p1sund dollara. 1
loka Sri hirzlu cru $4,000 doll. vir0i af
gallstassi, og er pao p6 it'll partur af
pvi, sem hun a gull og dem0ntum,
Nest af Pvf er geymt annarsta0ar 1
0ryggisskapum.
Hvernig err hun svo btin? I'm mitt~
10 hefur HUN dyrindis %perluband, sem
kostaoi 6grynni far, en- sem henni er MI
fari0 a6 lei6ast, at pvi aorar konur hafa
enn pa dyrari perlur um mittio. Arab1ski
hatturinn 4 h0foi hennar kostaoi 80 bis,
doll. I honum err rdbinsteinn en- demant-
ar i kring. / barminn 4 k"veldtreyjunni
hennar cru sauma0ir safirsteinar og
demantsr, sem kosta Is pt1s. doll. svo cru
handhringir, prj6nar og a0rir smamunir,
sem kosta Gina pdsund dollara. Ekki.
cru pc allir gimsteinarnir utan 4 henni
nema svo sem halfrar milj6nar. dollara,
viroi.
1 hybylum h1sfreyju cru %svefnhdsi6
hennar og ba0herbergio undrunarvero-
asst. Rdmio hennar stendur 4 haum.
palli. S@ngurhiminn og rdmtj0ld cru dr
~fj6lublau sikh. Hver gsh rdmsins err
malverk. Rdmio kostar 10000 doll.
Ba0kerio er h0ggvio 1 hreinan, drift
hvitan marmara klatt 10 svO h11ia rulli or-
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1902-08-01
Au6mennirnir / New York.

lagi, sem heitio gatu hallir; MI cru par
meir en- 100 "hallir" og b@tast t1eiri vio
meo hverri viku. Fyrir Is arum voru
ekki yir 20 hotel, 1b1oarhds og verzl-
n%narb1oir, er l1kja matti vio konungs-
hallir, Ell MI cru silk st0rhysi og skraut-
hysi / hundra6a tall, gero dr
og grant, og kosta hvert um sig me0
6llu tilheyrandi fra 2 til 5 milj6na doll
ara. A)lri borginni er verio 40 breyta,
rita niour g0mlu hdsin og byggja. /
sta0in hallir, sem bera volt UNI HID yfr-
~gnafanlega magn auoafanna, err hrdgast
saman 1 New York. Fyrir 10 arum vor,l
ekki nema %tilt0lulega fair mem / New
York, sem attu s1na eigin lystivagna a6
k 1 UNI g0turnar. En MI kemst ma6ur
ekki afram t. d. 4 Fifth Avenue eoa /
Central Park fy1ir skrautv0gnum. Kepp-
list par r1kisf0lkio VIC ao bera hvao af
o0ru, hvao hestana, aktygin og 6kumenn-
ina snertir. Einkum er pad kvennf0lkio,
sem yndi hefur at 40 lata aka meo sig
eins og d%rotningar, og bera par pa Of
fJar kjola og hatta, gimsteina og loo
zelda. Will hver "drotningin" bera af
hinni og tinna pvi sifelt upp ny rao til ao
auglysa auo@ti sin q syningum ressum.
pa cru sGlubuoirnar. Fyrir thu arum
sloan voru skrautv0ru. bdoirnar faar og
rett hverfandi fyrlr Peim dyrgripas0fn-
UNI, sem MI cru a hverju st%rRtishorni /
bygdum rika f0lksins. Ekki cru heldur
hlutirnir gefnir / peim bu6um. Ekki er
pao ovanalegt, ao selja parsko 4 25 doll,
sokkaleysta a Is doll, hiatt q 200 doll,
hattprjon eoa solhllf a 1000 doll, YIN
vatns f10sku a 1900 doll, perluband 4
100000 doll.
Thu Plsund dollara arstekjur hr0kkva
MI eigi fyrir f0t og faoi / New York.
Fj0lskyldur, sem hafa thu sinnum thu
F1sund dollara tekjur, skooa sig DO alls
ekki rlkar. L1h0 pykir 0bnrilegt eff ekki
er hagt ao hafa i pa6 minsta two rj6na,
skrautvagn a0 fer0ast 1, o. eiga sumar-
hus 1T 1 sveit.
| New York borg cru MI narri pdsund
menn, sem eiga meir en- tvBr milj0nir
dollara hver. Finn fjor0i hluti peirra 4
me;r en- thu milj0nir liver ma6ur. Ekki
tarri en- 4S eiga meir en- 40 milj6nir
hver, einir - eiga yfir rs milj6nir hver
og 8 eiga ALA leio fra rs m%ilj6num D
ao prem %fjor6ungum b%ilj6nar dollara,
ems og "Ollu kongurinn", Rockefeller,
sem f@r arstekjur af eignum slnum svo
nemur 45 mjljonum.
Om6gulegt er a6 IA nakvama skyrslu
ytir auomenn, sem eiga fra prem-fj6rou
mllJonar upp tv@r milj6nir. Slikir
MEM cru 4 annari hvorri pdfu / New
York. Rentur af einnri million dollara
cru 1 minsta lagi 100000 doll. q ari. Marg-
il menn-ja margar pdsundir mamma
Now VnrIy tx 1Il1o ox,o -~:l-J.. 49,. 2
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1902-08-01
eignir eigi, og teljast peir meo milj6ner-

unum at Pvl Pelr lifa ems og Peir.
A undan ganga / ey0sluseminni auo-
vitae peir allra rikustu og keppa hinir
svo 1 attina eftir peim. Pierre Lorillard
komst emu sinni svo ao or6i: "Maour,
sem hefur tekjur upp 4 100000 doll. a ari,
err / peim 6geofeldu kringumstaoum, a0
geta SEQ, hversu COCA daga ham gati
haft, eff hann bara hefoi p~eninga." 40
vera / "g66um kringumstaoum" sagoi
ham az vari, a6 hafa p6sund dollara 4
dag-auk l1feyris.
Yer skulum viroa fyrir oss sanngjarnt
synishorn af auomannal1finu New York.
Ham, sem tekinn er sem damn, 4 eignir
rpp d 80 milj6nir DOLL, og far af pvi
%rentur, sem nema Ia million arlega. Ems
og allir aorir mem gera, Der ham sig
await saman vi6 pa, sem meira eiga.
Ham alltur sig pvl reglulega fatakan /
%samanburoi vio Ol1u-k6nginn, Kopar-
k6nginn, ~Stal-k6nginn, Sykur- k6nginn
og Tobaks-k0nginn. pa kallar ham
rlka. Honum finst ser ganga lila BIZ
skapurinn og ham FORECAST ALA pa, sem
minna eiga, Pv1 ham tr1ir Pv1, ao allir
sakist eftir viokynningu VIC sig / peim
einum tilgangi, ao hafa af ser peninga.
Honnm finst ham vera sparsamur maour
og atelur nagranna sina fyrir eyoslu-
semi.
Kona hans er 45 ara g0mul, en- talin
prltug. Son eiga pau, sem fyrir 4 arum
hefur dtskrifast 1r sk6la og hefur lart
n6g til 40 nota peninga; dottur eiga pau,
nykomna fran 4 skoounarplassi5 1 sam
kvamislifinu, og MI halda Par MOOR
hennar og frandka hennar v0ro UNI hama
dag og mott, svo ekki lendi hun / k lRr
einhverrar peninga-sn1kjunnar. Two
born eiga pau 0nnur-son 1sk0la og d0tt-
ur niu ara.
pau eiga Prjd f0st heimili og 5 e6a 6
auka heimili. Fyrst er MI holm q Fifth
Avenue, par sem oil fj0lskyldan heldur
til nokkrar vikur af hverju ari. Hin er
tom await fra jdn1 til oktober. Anna6
heimili0 err "sumarhdsi6" / Newport. bar
er fest af fj0lskyldunni mestan part
sumarsins. prioja er st6rt nytt hds 4
Long Island. panga0 fara feegarnir
haust o. vor.
Svo 4 fj0lskyldan hds su6ur / North
Carolina. pangao fara m66irin og sonur-
inn 1 febrdar og MARI. HIS og pdsund
ekrur lands a karlinn 1 Andirondacks,
Pvl ham hefur mi gaman af ~dyraveio-
um. Yir 1 Paris a frdin heimili; hun
will hafa v1san samastao, pegar hun fer
ranga0 40 kappa ser 1 kj6l e0a %svuntu,
gamla konan. Til Skotlands feroast pau
vio og vi0 til vei0a. Svo eiga pau gufu-
skip-pao kostaoi pau 10000 doll. arid
sem lei0. Fullor6ni sonurinn hefur kom-
i'd f0our slnum til a0 kappa Gina Is hesta
til ve6rei6a. Hestamanninum borgar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-25
NATER-P|PE LINE
SURVEY IN AMHERST
The Engineer Corps Travelling in
Wagons With Tents.
CHE ODD-FELL0WS' HOME
.ynchburg Has Strong Hopes of Sc
curing the Prize-A New Organ for
Westminster Church - Home
Guard Makes 100 Per Gent.
CHE 0DD-FELloWS' HOME
fsnecial Dispatch 10 Tho Timcs.)

Ilr,IsidiStf ittI. y A. sept. 2i.--lltE Sur
veyor NJ III. Garland ana a run corps OF
sssISIants are now making careful sur
Sey OF the route Tor a me OF pipe win
wnIcn II Is proposcd 10 iurnlsn n supply
.; water from Fedlar River, IN Amherst
county, py means o. gravity. DIR. Gar
land and his corps are travelling III a big
two-norse wagon and nave with them
Inrce large tents IN which they eat and
sleep.
1t is expected that The work OF sur.
veygng the route VIII take about three
weeks. after winch Mr. Garland wlII
make a survey from LyncnburG 10 I'1ney
itIycr, a stream mat runs Tor a greater
part OF the distance along the boundary
line OF Amherst and Nelson counties.
ODlt-fi1LLOwS HOME
Inc mernpers OF the order OF Odd-rcI-
lows IN Lyncnpurg are confident that
they VIII Secure Inc nome tnat VIII be
estapnsned Tor orphans OF deceased mem
pers ana Tor aged and lnfirIn members.
a committee specially appointed Tor the
purpose has inspected a number OF sites.
winch are tnouSnt To he most desirable
and an active canvass Is being made 10
secure a large 1unG w1ch they propose
10 oucr as a further inducement. IT Is
argued ,nat more suitable place than
Lynchburg could hardly be secured for
such an institution. The climate is all
that could pe desired and the good health
OF the community is proverbial.
NEW oKGAH.
inc congregation OF Westminster Pres
pyterlan ohurch has just purchased y
handsome new organ wnlcn VIII -rvs! ace
the old instrument that has beer in use
Tor oyer half n century. The old organ
mas been SOLD 10 the Presbyterian Church
ri South Boston. and is now being snip
PED there. -. Z:
Members OF the Lynchburg Home Guard
nave been very much grained at the re-
port Wnlcn Coloncl 30 Lane Stern made
OF Their annual inspection. held here TWO
weeks ago. a letter received from the
auJutant informs Inc company That they
made one hundred per cent, which is SAID
to be the frst time mat virginia com
pany mas rade this record since the >a-
organization after the Spanish-Amerlcan
war.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-25
BOTH COMMISSIONS MET
Approved Plans and VIII Commence
Work Later On.

SVOTN CGtSf oT.
The Capitol and Penitentiary Rebuilding
Commissions both held sessions here yes
terday. The former met in the Governor
Office and the latter in the Senate Cham
Der
Both received and approved the plans
and specifications of their respective
architects. which have been heretofore
outlined in The Times, and set dates for
future meetings.
The Penitentiary Commission decided
to allow until October ed at $50 p. NJ.
for contractors to put in their bids for
weak on the new cells. and the Capitol
Commission fixed November 9Th as the
date Of their next meeting, when bids
will be received.
Both commissions appear we'll pleased
with their plans. and the general belief
is that they are going to give the S'ats
a turnkey job. There was good at
tendance t:on both meetings ri me
penitentiarv commissioners being present
save Colonel Newhouse. of Culpeper All
the members of the other commission
were present.