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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-10-15

A man under middle age ought to be
saving little every year; he is not
likely to save unless he has definite
plan; the best plan for men of small
means is life insurance. Moral In
sure your life. The best of every
thing is in New York Policy. A.
r. Davis solicitor for the New York
Life Insurance Company.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-03-04
MagenleiOemDe!

ober Soide, bic oil lluperbaulidteit, TlGbs
llngeu. Seritopilu9. 2opiloeb, gppetitloiig.
felt &C. le;oeu, loiten, weui bisber aud dr,t=
lide Sebanolungeu unb Weoi;iuen after grt
feb~lgeidlo9ei baben, riAt persageu. lou6ern
ell 9Rittel periuGer. peldes bisis QeiotlI
ldnel lnb 9riinbilh furirt. Gs III oie5
SGr0ocr'S ocutidjc SebcnssGGcus.
eile III Der Mobrsu. Apotbete III e%urembmra,
6mropa. subereitete refine @rduiermebi;iu.
,pelde i6ou iiber eiu Sobrbuibert in alteu
@aterlanbe nit benz 9roSten @riol9 9ebrauht
'pnroe, mas ben bieli9eu 9aupsleuten wohl
betaiint lsin bilrItc, obmobl has Mittei
oriibeM inter einelH auecren Jiamen u~erfauIt
ipiro. S6rober'S bentihe Vebens : Glen,
lest ben WaSsn III Den Siano, pom Der ass
iloiienen gfabriun9 ollie in oerielben eitbaIte.
nen Nnbrtpiie 81 srbaltsu. resalirt tea
Stmblaang. reiui9t bas 9;llt iiaD trditiot
lom,t baS 9anSe Spitem.
@eil mir Die Seil!raft bieieS Mittels Icils
nen, garantrren mir naiieibe unb iiatten oen
Nrsis oaiiir allen suriid, bic nit osn gsir,
fungen o~ellcitcl niAt Snirieoen iinb.
Neni odilelbe nibt III Sbrer Srtlhoit ~
baben IL, 10 pirb cS had 0mpfang pom %
Gents III erieInarfen SuseIdidt. 8 Eadete
fiir $I.0D.
j. N. ELLENHECKER & CO.,
aueinige ,Smporteitre NIB Sertreter,
DRIVER B 81. sIEL, VISIONS N.
gotolpertduier NJ 'r6eu i'll alien Srti9aiten
uerlangt. S6reiOt INN Geein9unser.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-03-04

Ecr 1leid) 81 ibni bin mo iogct ibnt,
lelitc bdllflacn &ellld)c iuto lcilc
Ireigchigfcit trGtcn Dem allten Hllic
lbrer Scd)ter 5il l,abe, itno lpenn CT
Damn mirflid has Soeol zines gbel.
monnes lit, mie mein Sbeobalo iid)
ousoriidt, 10 miro er iein umiiber-
le9tes Sonbeln ibon loiien. SGumt
oober nift lange. Sbr trefft i'm ae.
iplB Jest aitf Dem SdloIIe."
Salloa lpar cine reiolite, emf,
idloiiene Srait, Die, menn es aalt
lid iofort ans @erf mod5te lulo and
onoerl fem 3ogeru geitattete. Sic
erbob iih baber nit Den @ortel
$50 aehet oob unb pcrliert ole Belt
ridlt!" umo oamit brGnate lie Yruno
nadl Der Sbiire.
oSSo, id nia eeben", iaete Bruno,
orco peroe ih pon Dem Baron
ldledlt b~ebanoelt, 10 perlaiie ib nit
meiner EodJter Strafonis."
% meine 5peite Wutterl" riei
@lifabetb ans Dem Neben5immer
itiiraenb, no lie bas gauge 0elprua)
bate nit onboren miiIien. 80 pie
bonfe id Glld)! benn guer Hutb bat
etlc ihuere Sait bon meiuem Screen
aelrdlst. Ih, eS lit better, Dab idl
i'm nie mieoeriebe.l"
% meme liebe Spd)ter. iparillr
nablte Sueo nift bid, mie gerue
bate ih DID ais Sod)ter beeriibt:"
ioate @anoa, lie 5Grtfid) urnarmeub.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-03-04
Das Bib uon Strakonik.
Gon ". e.

6riifte or Dem Baron sum 9lbIdleDe
Die @ono, itieg 81 &fcrOe utO begab
iidl, nit lalIter Gimme beten0, BON
@uqo llnO SbcobalO be9leitet, aul
Die Geiie.
Ser Baron iplgte ibrn LANCE nit
Ben Iltgen, rm0 obs or i'm ciotid)
niG3t mebr lab, lpallbte er lid) in lucD-
miitbiger Stimmlmg Dem S6loile
6it.
"a bin i6 MN in meincr Seinlatb,
bodlte er bel iiH, lnO nirgenos iinoe
i'd Semonb, Der mir lieb lulh tbeler
pdre. Giniam uno pcrlaiien itebe
ih Oa; benn Iuoolf 5ablt piellei0t
idon meiue Gage mo uerDiinldt
meinc Niiitigfeit. 8, fdnbe ih bod,
etu einiiges Ser5, Ous Dem meinigen
entgegenld,lGge! Sm Strnoel De-
Scrgniigungen babe i6 uergcbens
noh 9inbe mtD Slid geind)t; id) ianb
nlr Songemeile mo lteberoruB.
aoltnte i) bo6 in bieier ldnoli6en
Giniomfeit Elm nelteS Se6en begun.
nen unb, Die @ergangcnbeit pergei-
ieio, an Der Seite elmer t%llecnobaftcn
0eiabrtin IN itiaem, bGuslideu 9e-
Zen enOlid Das langgeiu6te Glild
81 finOen!
Sier itonb 9ltomig ploblif It'll,
nenn er lab BON @eitem, pie Bruno
init Gliiobctb ebcn pas ShloB per-
lieR ltnO ni,f einem Seitenpfabe Dem
9orfe silging.
Ssa, mGre tie nift bie Sohter eiiteS
SdulmeiiterS, mnlrmelte Der Garcn
Dor ii6 hin, ih lpiiroe mprgen I'm
ibre Sqnb mbolten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-03-04
.@as modt er beuu iiberbo1pt i,

"@as madt er benn i~iberbaupt III
@obnlen? Sieaen bod ieine @iiter,
lcoiel id meiB, in 9rdnoenburg."
vWan b1lt i'm fir einen gmiiiGr
bes anriiirlten Srieori6."
Sab! liegt Die Sad)e 10? 9unn
feiBt es olterbings Die Nugen oiien
hulten mo 3ltm 5anoeln bereit iei.,,
Dem TuOolf tr1gt meinen Namcr.
Soben mir bod id,pn leiber ein 8ei.
ipiel in Der @elbi6te lnierer Sunti.
lie. no MIR Der 0old oes treltel
Sermengaro perbiiten fonnte, oo6
Ger Sohn Die @affen gegen Den
eiacnen &nter febrte?"
Bruno nidte 5uitimmenb nit belt
&opfe, ndbrenb 9iloDig IN triibcr
Stimmung meiter rift. Sm SdloIIa
%olMefOmmen uu0 ebeu i'm 9egriif.
Nos 3immcr oss treiten 8aiallen 81
bctretel, bcgegnete linen Motbiioc,
mcldle Den Baron fld,elno begrilBte,
notci aber grliHo IN mffailenoer
Weiie ben Hiideu snteDrte.
v,>dI lah chen Sbren 8entdbl I'M
Galopp Dem @ni0e 5urciten", iagte
Silfipig.
oHu0olf mtad)t cilen Spa,icrrit.
IN Der l%lmgegeno", ontportete ole
Game, nit einer 8tefte ibre5
ihipor5en Sadres ipieleno.
n9as nenre if aber elm oroligc5
@ergniigeu bei oieier aGlte!l" entaca.
nete 2ilomig. lid permunbert itelleno.
o@arum oenn nibt? Saben Sic
cs niht cbenio gcmodt? Sobc idl
ooh helite Worgen ibou iriib oa3
8etrampci Sbres 9ieroeS geh6ri.
giher cine Bromenaoe in Der Nt1hc
Ger 0orltird)e, mo, uenn ih nidt
ire, oaS SarS uon grltno &eBlet
lieat, mub ieoenfalls aneenebnier
ieill."
Gprtictuuq foIgt.)
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-01
An Engineer,s East Rur.

An engineer on one Of the roads en-
ssIlng here, in speaking last night Of
tdsJ runs said: Although my machine
y not slow. once let a cold get six
-Ours the start Of me and my machin-
sIy IS no match for It. I have for
Years kept q bottle OF Kemp's Balsam
INSTANTLY in my cab, and when a
oolgh or cold gets u start OF this
SSldndard remedy il is indeed a cold
SSay Price. CSC and SOC Scr sale By
eo1De-Pltts Drug company.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-01
Pretty Tapestry Cushion
TOpS---25C.

= Pretty enough for your parlor
= couch, cheap enough for a porch
= cushion. Oriental designs on old
= blue, red and green grounds, "a
= inches square, entirely new, lit
= tie lot sent to us from ourbuyer
= in the east for sale time. Mon
= day and the week the little price
= Of 25c each.
Red sateen squares to back
= the cushion covers at Sc. Cir
= dies with tassels to finish them
instead Of 4Oc to 75c each-3oe
= to csc.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-01
Fancy Belts, Hair
Brooches, BraidS.

= Women's fancy MORE silk
: belts, daintily feather stitched,
, dip style, with handsome OK
= idized silver buckles and slides,
, effective and very pretty. Mon
= day, Tuesday and Wednesday.
= some that were Coo each for
= 45e.
= Imitation shell hair brooches.
= a good variety OF kinds, three
. days the 10c each for-5c: the
: SC two for-5c
Feather stitched braids sew
: eral different patterns. six-vard
: bolts, that were 1oc, three DAYS
, sc.
4 \ - an
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-01
SAN FRANCISCO EXCURSION,
thursday, June 10, 19O2-Round
Trip ONLY $3.50.

e-oliF eSon Short Line train leaving
~ Lake at 9:45 a. M, and Southern
ee,.lne train No. 8. Pullman sleeper
IA, IA, Lake TO San Francisco through
uncut change. Limit returning
Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-01
Pompadour MouseIine at goo Yard-.-
Should be 6Oc.

glance in will you of
exquisite than all the words might
display very beauty. Moussene
mixture silk very SOFT sheer fabrics
they grounds figures
different color beautiful
will tubing and during this Inexpensive
Monday instead of 6Oc yard-39c
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-01
A Carpet and Rug Offering That Will Not
Want for Buyers.

delightful collection
Velvet Administer with border hall stairs
corngs desirable suitable the parlor
this substantial savingncludng the lining making
putting floor which usually has charge Monday
and Tuesday that sell always at S135 ysrdS105
Heavy BrusselsIngrain Rugs
rich colorngs beautifully boded pendidly broad variety
these desirable sizes, 9x1O Monday
Tuesday the $500 kinds oS75O; the $1,000 fOr-S875 the
$1,000 for-S1oo0.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-01

Now that the season for target prac-
tice is open, the various organizations
OF the guard viii spend the greater part
Of their Sundays ON the range. Cap
tain GTeenewald of the signal corps in
formed his command last Thursday
evening that a gold medal will be
awarded to the member of the corps
having the highest score at the end OF
The season.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-01
SpOnges, TaIcum Powder.

= = =
; SpOnges, TaICum Powder. !
Some large sponges that were :
: 25c and 35c each, Monday, I
Tuesday and Wednesday-15c. (
= Colgate, Mennen and Royal I
= Violet Talcum Powders, sold for Z
= 25c a box, three days-15c.
= 44%4+4A+4+4+4%44&-
= Feather busters
: For Little.
= Some splendid peacock feather
= busters in "a, 10, Is and 20
: inch sizes, reduced for a Mon
: day, Tuesday and Wednesday
: sale, the S1.Oc to--67c; the
= S1.25 to-57c; the S1.50 to-
: SI.00; the $I.75 tO-Sl.27.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-01
Mems Ties and Summer Underwear.

The ties made of the best silks
= wing, 60c to 75c qualities elsewhere sell for-5Oc
Fancy undegarments
light the kind
4 cuffs and ankletsSLO0 garment
= -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-01
Hosiery and Knit Gar
mentS.

~ VI l1e
= To head the list this week we
= have the "Korso'' vest to
y tell you Of. Showing sells 1T on
= sight, but maybe you can Aob-
= tain a picture Of it from this.
y "Korso" is a vest and corsst
= cover in one. When worn as
y vest it is fastened over the
= shoulders, for the party gown
= or thin summer frock you have
, only to unite the fasteners and
= pull the top smoothly over the
? outside of the corsets. Simple
= as can be. Made of fine white
y cotton, prettily fnished-65c
= and 75c.
= Women's white swiss vests
> with high neck and long
= sleeves, drawers to match,
= in knee or ankle lengths. Three
y for-S1.OO.
= Women's union suits, fine cot
= ton, low neck, short sleeves.
4 nicely lace trimmed, umbrella
= style. instead Of 10000.
= Children's swiss union suits,
= long or short sleeves, reduced
= from 75c to-6Oc.
= Women's fancy stockings, YER
= teal stripes or round Richelieu
= ribbed drop stitch, or with em-
= broidered boots, that were 75c
= a pair-60c.
= Children's lace stockings.
= black, pink, red or blue, very
, pretty, three pairs-SI.OO. In
= plain black cotton, very elastic,
= ribbed, same price.
44+44+4444R4A4AA&[
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-01

Suits for Summer.

The ideal suit is the of blue Every
has found that
the Chesterfield" kndmayb though mind picture
wantP Is this itP The quality possibly the
best tailored finishing
gracefully figure fairly
with
This week-S12.5O to $500.
Blue skeleton
days primarily wear-s3.5O and $3.50.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-01
New Screens and Screen Frames Just In.

And very close the profit they There
solid mahogany frames and those with the golden oak finish One
three fold $25,
larger szethree
Sl25 $1,000. The tapestry
$3.50
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-01

The signal corps win hold its second
competitive drill for the NJ G.. Lilley
A. CO.'S gold medal. A hard-fOught
contest rs looked forward to by the Of
floors of the corps.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-01
A Beautiful Lot of Sum-
meT Twice Around Ties
--25C Each.
= Pretty Turnover Collars
Up to 75C fOT--.l6C.

y A gross of the Twice Around, ,
= which means that variety could :
= not to be bettered and enc look \
= will make you as happy to have =
= them as were we when beauty =
= and the tiny price is considered. =
= They are made of null, lawn \
= and linen, the stock parts are =
y tucked and have cute little turn ,
= over pieces, the edges prettily =
= scalloped and finished with a :
= pale dainty shade to match. =
= Every color. Wash perfectly, Of :
= course. Monday and the week :
= or rather while the gross is :
y here-instead of the higher price =
= they were intended to sell for :
= 25c.
= The turn over collars are the :
= prettiest the market had to offer =
Z for this season and in this col ,
= lection very nearly every sort; =
= unique shapes with dainty hand :
= embroiderings, all colors. Many :
= use the pretty turn over as a =
= finish to the plain twice around :
= tie. These were until now 25c =
: up to Use each, Monday and =
: week, your choiee-16c. =
49,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-01

company A, stationed at Nephi. made
,eIusiton upon the quartermaster for
''IH guartermaster and ordnance
STORES during the past week. The goods
were shipped yesterday. so before "A
-'raL while IL may be expected that
some very good scores will be reported
,' headquarters.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-01

Before the end Of the present week
.le commanders Of the various organ
.1a IONS are expected to send their
S.IH-annuaI property returns to head
quarters.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-01

Troop a held a well attended drill
Wednesday night. The troop was di-
,.ifad into platOOns and then put
through "a stiff saber drill by Captain
summers. The boys are becoming very
familiar with the use of this weapon
and are able to present a very. pretty
drill
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-01

The officers Lyceum was to have
meet lt the Armory last Sunday at
1880. but on account Of but few of the
postponed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-01

Battery A held fits regular section
5-n on West Temple last Monday
rfrrF
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-01
Mems Straw Hats of Every New and
Good Sort.

The choicest 1Tanias and Panamas other kind
that worthy you'll find the
sailor-5Oc to $3.50.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-01

Tho following officers Of the guard
have been ordered to appear for exam
nation before July 81, 1902: Captain
W. l.. Riley, Lieutenant J. a. Hyde,
Lieutenant j. J. StOker, Captains r. II.
Thomas and O.. F. Summers, Lieuten-
ants LuCian A. Ray, @. w Lunt, Arley
j. Savage and John Duncan, and Ma
Jor Levi s. Haywood. Those officers
h1inS outside Of the city have their
choice of taking the examination in
salt Lake at their own expense or at
their own station at the states expense.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-01

Battery A is holding its regular nom
commissioned officers school at the
A.Wory Saturday nights. At these
SCHOOLS the battery boys turn out about
ua'I as many men as they do on reg
u.ar drill nights.
ne signal corps will not go out for
Ne.a work today. but viii take a rest
30 that large turnout may be had
one week from today.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-01
A Display Of Exquisite Mexican Drawn
Work Here for Three Days.

traveller whose business is buying this superb work
days During that time you the beautiful
viii Main window. Monday
to Juno Cloths, o $1,000
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-01

General order No. was issued from
brigade headquarters during the past
week, instructing Colonel Lund TO in
spect the organizations OF The guard
ut his pleasure, just so his report
reaches headquarters before Dee 10,
1902
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-01

captain Williams OF company Fl gave
N.' command instructions i'm the setting
up exercises and calisthenics with the
rue. The remainder of the evening
was spent iu good hard drill i'm the foot
movements and manual of arms.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-01

Lieutenant Al. Skidmore Of the sig
nal corps has been appointed range Of
hcer for that organization for the en-
suing season.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-01

ON account of First Sergeant Jen-
uings being elected 60 the second lieu
tenancy, the first sergeancy of battery
A was left vacant. Corporal Coffin
was appointed TO tin the vacancy by
Captain Grow last Monday night.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-01

a part of the members Of company
d appeared At the Armory Wednesday
night expecting to hold an election for
officers. but on account of the small
percentage present they were unable
% hold an election.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-01

The members Of companies B and c
are fast turning in their equipment to
the qUartermaster sergeants of their
respective companies.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-01

The High school cadets We're present
ed with an American flag last Wednes-
gay afternoon by the High School
Alumni association.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-01

Company +, stationed at Bountiful,
made "a good appearance in the Deco
ration day parade. They turned out
with about So per cent of their enlisted
strength
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-01

The ncn-commissioued officers Of the
signal corps win meet at the Armory
Tuesday evening at o'clock sharp for
uon-cOmmissioned officers school. This
school will be under the direction of
Lieutenant Skidmore.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-01

Tho following appointments were
made hy Captain Grow i'm battery A
last Monday night To be sergeants.
'orporals Morris. WOrthen, Beck.
campbell and Thomas; 10 be c0rporals
Iuyates Haynes, Smith, White, Brown,
Johnson and Thomas.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-01
The June Sale of
UndermusIinS.
Entire StOck.--25 Per Cent Off.

Truly the good things for you all coming at
this season To be its the yearly time for to
begin the radiance of all surplus stocks think of
winter tarried until within week ago, that
the first moment you've had need of the beautiful
things brought along and the has lost
second of time since pouring out splendid offerings This
week with the other bright opportunities the wond
June Sale Undermusns And every garment bears
the mark of goodness first then neatness of finish
ness beauty; the highest cost down plainest.
Those made by hand-the French imports-the
tidous might and pride herself fine linge
RE Displayed center aises of Monday all
the week
Entire covers 1Oc kinds up handsom-
est at 1915, all rs PER CENT OFF.
Entire stock Of night dresses, SOC up to s125O-25
PER CENT OFF.
Entire stock of long and short pettcoats, 75c up
S15.o0-25 PER CENT OFF.
Entire stock of drawers, 25c up to s875-25 PER
CENT OFF.
The Southern herald., 1902-02-07
PRESIDENTIAL FATALITIES.
lust Half of the Men Elected nv tb,
Republican Party Have been
Assnssinated.

The republican party, in It's 4j years
Of existence, elected just six presi
dents-Lincoln, Grant Hayes, Gar
field, Harrison and Mckinley. just
half of these-Lincoln, Garfield apt
McKinlcy-were assassinated.
The whig party was in existenc,
just 20 years, or from 1884 to 1854
and it elected two presidents-Wil
liam Henry Harrison and Zachary
IaXlor-in that time. Both died it
Office. Harrison served only month
while Taylor was in Office a wear apf
a third.
The democratic party has been in
existence far longer than the wbip
and the republican party in combina.
ton and it has never lost a president
The democratic party was born ir
1791, in the contest between Hamil
ton and Jefferson, both members Of
Nashington's cabinet at the time, or
the question of the establishment ot
a United States bank. Hamilton. tht
secretary of the treasury, proposed
the bank, while Jefferson opposed it
but the bank bill was signed by Wash.
ington.
For 11O years the democratic party
says Leslie's Weekly (called therepub
liean party by Jefferson, but know
as the democratic party ever sine,
Jackson's day, has been in existence
in the United States. For about hall
of that time it was the dominan,
party 1t elected nine presidents
Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, jackson
Van Buren,, Polk, Pierce, Buchanan
and Cleveland. it elected five of thes,
Jefferson Madison, Monroe, Jack
son and Cleveiand-for two term,
each. Yet not one of these died in Of
fce,
The Southern herald., 1902-02-07
HUMOROUS

rs be broker" "Iguess 50. Hesald
Il air was hvs cents . barre, bt'd suf-
forate.' r. Inlizuapolis News.
Mrs. Crimsanbeak-.I guess its the
tuub-aEls he's got" Mr. Crimson
bsak-"No. i- cant be; he's all the
tine talking about It," - Nonkcrs
Statesman.
Nse--Miss Syuyvssant told ms sis
ter that you asked her to marry you
lwi,e." Tom-~No, ] di5n't. / asked
her twiee 10 marry NE once "-S0mer.
vile Journal
Hidigg Observation-Disclosures why
did you publish your poems under the
name Of Sziths7 Poet-"Jusl think
how many good people viii fan under
suspicion. ~. y. Times.
Ny wife can tel what time itisin
the middle of the night when ii is
pitch dark How does She do it?"
she makes me get up and look at the
eiock." k."-Lon6oa Tiy-Bits.
jackson loves 10 see his name in
print, doesn't he?" Il should say So
Why, the morning after he was married
be got up at five o'clock 10 read the
wedding notices in the papers. Town
Topics.
"AiraUdy, what business is that
young man in?' asked Mrs. Ridgfarm
Of her daughter. Il don't know. ma. "
said Mirandy, "but ! think be mus,
work in a woodward. lie always ends
his letters cordially. '"-PuHalo Ex,
press.
Mother-"That young man has been
calling on you pretty regularly, Ma
bel" Mabel-"Yes, mother" Mother
We'll, Id like to know what his in
tentions are. DO you know?" Mabe.
tblushing) - "Wsu er-mamma, we
are both very much in the dark
Philadelphia Press.
The Southern herald., 1902-02-07
BRITISH BREvITIES.

England and Wales have 62 towns OF
'ver $4,000 people.
South Shields has large colliery,
the St. Hilda, within her town limits.
The source Of the Severn, 1,5OO fee t
lbove the sea, is spring of iron water.
The 1853 foxhound packs in England
and Wales contain 6,172 couples of
hounds.
For every 100 people who live in the
country in the United Kingdom 25s live
IN towns.
Scotland has 7S7 islands round its
coast, but only 90 exceed three square
miles in area.
India takes 20 pounds out of every
100 pounds ofcotton goods which Eng.
land exports.
There are usually over 1000 children
in British reformatories, and $4,000 in
industrial schools.
Sixteen thousand tons of alum are
made yearly from shale raised in the
north of England.
OF Seotland's 10000 square miles. 631
iquare miles are water, and ass beach
nd forsbore, useless for agricultural
PURPOSES.
The Southern herald., 1902-02-07

According TO recent statistics tn,
average consumption of tobacco b,
each person in the variols countries
is as follows: Netherlands, 3,4Ot
grams; United States, 2,11O; Belgium
1,552; Germany, 1885; Australia,
l,4oo; Austria and Hungary, 1850;
Norway, 1885; Denmark, 1,125; Can.
ada, l,OjO; Sweden, $40; France, 933;
Russia, 0lO; Portugal, $50; England
$780, Italy, 63j; Switzerland, 61O, and
Spain, $50. Since nearly everyone in
Spain smokes, it may seem surpris
ing that the consumption of tobacco
in that country should be SO much
less than in the Netherlands, but tn.
reason is said TO be because Span
iards almost invariably smoke cigar.
cites. whereas the Dutch almost in,
VaFlsby sRoks pipeA==N, Y, Herald