davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-09
WRECK VICTIMS IDENTIFIED.
Company Has Succeeded in Establish
ing Identity of Few of the Un-
known Dead.

Company Has Succeeded in Establish
ing Identity of Few of the I'm
known Dead.
Coroner f. p. Lierle received a tele-
gram this forenoon from Superinten-
dent II. B. Earring. OF the Milwaukee,
informing him that some of the un-
known dead had finally been identified.
Those whose names have been learned
are as follows
Michael Flynn. New Jersey
George Fitzgibbons South Carolina.
l.. Bingham, residence not known.
Michael Doyle. Chicago.
John Allen, Omaha, Neb.
The burial of the dead occurred at
Perry l,siday afternoon. Coroner Lierle
may decided to hold the inquest early
nXet week
The company has footed UP the list
of dead and announces that thirteen
men in all lost their lives as the re-
suit of the collision. Two or three more
of the injured men are in a critical con-
diton, and may die. -Amputations were
performed upon three of the injured
men in the Mercy hospital Des Moines.
Friday afternoon, the subjects being
Otto klinger, of Rock Island John
Donovan. Kansas City; and Thomas
Morgan, of Peoria, Ill., Idonot Miller,
who was thought to dying late Friday
afternoon, is reported slightly improved
this morning.
Relatives Heard From.
Coroner Liere received a telegram
this afternoon from Mrs Matte Noon,
OF Nashville, Tenn, inquiring as TO the
condition of Thomas Noon. Noon was
one of the worst injured, one leg having
been broken, his head badly cut, his
back injured and shoulder hurt Noon
is at the Des Moines hospital. Attor-
neys in the city this afternoon had a
message from Chicago relatives in
curing after Michael Austin, one of
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-09

The telephone war against the Iowa
company seems to have died before it
attained the proportions of anything
more than sllirmish. 1t is undoubted-
ly the most sensible thing. for every one
concerned. not to attempt to push it.
but rather spend the energy in some
reform in which Marshalltown is more
directly concerned
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-09

The proposed viaduct for either Cen
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-09

First door east of Nettie Ingledue &.
Co.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-11-07
.a3.o'oCt3 t6o'0Ezo9(5a Ek8UaokK,
|. A Long Tailed Breed
Of Japanese Fowls |
7 He first specimen OF the re.
markable long tailed breed OF
fnu.la rrntn Innun In L. ..nn-
by WALTER L. BrAsLrY.
I3I319EI4I TI719-

T HE first specimen OF the ne.
markable long tailed breed OF
fowls from Japan to be seen
i'm this country was recently
received at the American Museum of
Natural History The magnificent tail
feathers Of this creature measure near
ly twelve feet, and are srlkingly set
forth in comparison with the slx-foot
figure shown IN accompanying lllustra.
ton. Mr. John Rowley. the taxider-
mist Of the institution, will mount the
new acquisition In a characteristic at-
tltude, after which It Will be installed
In Bird Hall, where 1t will form one
Of the most interesting exhibits of that
department Professor Bashford, Dean
of Columbia University. last year Wis
ted the locality Of the long-tailed fowls
and had one grown for the Museum.
The Introduction Of the breed Is
said to have been brought about by u
prince of Japan, whose imperial crest
was n feather. Yearly he offered a
prize to the subject who would bring
to him the longest feather. The great
est skill and effort were therefore EN-
DlOyed by the breeders to produce the
greatest length of tail feathers possible.
At present only a few old fanciers
know the secret process of successfully
breeding these fowls A few anthem
ic details have, however, been obtained
in regard to the method of their breed
ing. The particular breed is confined
TO a region in and around KOCH, the
capital of a province of Tasso. The
breed is about a hundred years old
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-11-07

the two together with strong Irvine.
First run one end Of the Irvine down
the length you intend binding allowing
enough to tie at the bottom; then COM
mence binding at the top over all
three, the umbrella handle, the Irvine
and the stick. Wind the string around
very tight, and when you reach the
bottom tie the Irvine you hold to the
loose end of the length under the wrap
pings. Examine carefully and be sure
the handle does not slide or twist on
the stick; then push the point of the
stick down into the ground at the
place decided upon for the playhouse
If you are not strong enough to erect
the house by yourself, ask some com
panions to lend a hand and help sink
the stick firmly in the earth. When
this is accomplished stretch out each
length of Irvine in turn, and drive the
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-11-07

pegs in the ground You will need a
wide ruff1e of some kind of material
long enough TO reach around the outer
circle of pegs when it falls from the
umbrella. The stretched Irvine will
hold the ruffle out forming an odd
little playhouse, with a smooth, round
roof and drapery walls, Pleat the
ruffle and pin il on the umbrella with
safety pins; also fasten it at the bot
tom to each peg. Newspapers pasted
together and made of double thickness
may take. the place of woven walls, if
more convenient but be careful in
handling the paper, as it tears readily.
The longer the pole the higher you
make your house, and the longer the
strings must be; consequently the
larger the house.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-11-07

and is fast dying out. There is said
to be no artificial method of making
the feathers grow. All is done by Sc
ectiOn. Moreover, one must know how
to treat the birds during the various
stages of tail growth. The body feath.
ers springing from the shoulders attain
length of four feet. Two years is the
time necessary to produce a full
growth of tail. The tail feathers grow
from four to seven inches a month,
and continue to increase as long as the
bird lives which is usually from eight
to ten years. The hens lay about thirty
eggs in the spring and autumn, which
are Matched by other fowl The hens
are kept housed up and sit all day on
a fiat perch, and are taken out only
once in two days and allowed to walk
half an hour or so, a man holding VI
the tails to prevent them from being
torn or soiled The birds are fed or
unhulled rice and green's, and secret
food known and prepared by the old
plenty Of water and are wonderfully
tame. The ordinary number of long.
tail feathers possessed by each bird
is fifteen or sixteen. About twice o
day they are carefully washed III warn
water, and afterward dried on some
high place, usually a roof. The pres
ent price is $50 for a bird having 9
tail over ten feet long. There are fom
varieties of the breed: White head ant
body feathers and tail black; second
white all over, with yellow legs; third
red neck and body feathers; fourth
reddish color mixed with white oil
body. All these, with the exception
of the second variety. have black tai
feathers Scientific American.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-11-07
The Chinese Language
r.. in Commerce
By Charles Heuer, Consular Agent at Gera.

j%f By Charles Heuer, Consular Agent at Gera.
EN@AR@
and farmers the importance of the knowledge
S w valued submit
SY " 99
@D@8@3@9 special
When Russian
profitable
country
idea
their writing
the
will them than the words
Chinese much longer learn the spoken language because
Of the writings
his
within instruction
Chnaman This method
adopted in Germany Besides the professor for the theory of
ngus Oriental
pupils the diplomatic
commercial
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-11-07
AN UMBRELLA
PLAYHOUSE
How to Make One For the Use OF
Children Outdoors.

Demorests Magazine tells how to
make an open-air playhouse Of a large
umbrella Tie a strong piece Of Irvine
securely 20 the end Of each Of the ribs
and tie the loose end of each piece of
Irvine around the notch cut In a pointed
wooden peg a short distance from its
top. This will give an umbrella with a
fringe Of dangling pegs Open the UNI
brella and fasten the handle securely
to a long, sharp-polnted stick, binding
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-11-07

rienco. Hundreds Of dollars went to tn
doctor and the druggist. was simply
q walking medicine chest and a phys
zeal wreck. Ny sister residing In Ohit
wrote me that she had been cured o.
womb trouble by using Lydia IL
Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, and advised noe to try 1t.
then discontinued all other med icinf
and gave your Vegetable Compound
thorough trial. Within four wee
nearly all pain had left me rare
had headaches, and my nerves were il
a much better condition, and l was
cured in three months, and this avoided
terrible surgical operation. - MRS.
EcKIs STEVENSON, $50 So. State ST.,
Salt Lake City, Utah.-S5o0o forfeit b
above testimonial Is not genuine.
Remember every woman
cordially invited to write to Mr.
PinlEham If there is anythi-
about her symptoms she does
understand. Mrs. PinkhaA
address is Lynn. Mass.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-11-07

thinking wondered what foundation
majority thinking, the
meaning
realize the practical application of these vital
N manhood womanhood.
psychology
romance
fareaching forces firmly surely pushing
daily demonstrated in Misunderstanding the home
business
We know that we thinking beings
acting S
of
hw of influencing the character child
the of
when we realize a pecedes
fomou habit md Oh habits
So let ustak heedto thoughts.
of the inner world
related
u the world.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-11-07
oldest Love Letter.

The Oldest love-letter in the world
is in tie British Museum. 1t is a pro-
posal of marriage for the hand of an
Egyptian Princess, and it was made
$500 years ago. 1t is in the form of an
inscribed brick.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-11-07

used during the long winters, and con
tain among other things quantities of
the peculiar hard, fat, Norwegian
bread or biscuit, which is as thin as a
pancake and thirty inches in diameter.
Many Of these buildings are adorned
with artistic wood carving and painted
bright red. There are wooden churches
of equal antiquity.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-11-07
America Versus England in
Travelling Accommodations
BY William Howard Francis.

English
6NE always available
ones feet is usually limited render mutual
adjustment of the pedal Most
4N traordnay baggagesmal
ments with netting
aster will follow deposit
therein The adjective Tight has elastic significance that the traveller
hesttates about trusting msdous
weghy
suit which
Nightmares to be huddd the
comfort Of ones neghhOrs the misery
yet serious deficiency
binary Many the especially those
class have toilet appliances
carriage with partial adoption
tgues of travel 1t that English railway notably
the London Northwestern
through
American plan The division
mi Of toilet accessible yet
uries, however, and is generaL-Lippincotts.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-11-07
rine House 500 Years Old.

This is one of the buildings called
"staburs" which are to be seen in Tele-
mark, in Norway. They are built of
pine wood, and most of them date from
the eleventh or twelfth century. They
are storehouses for provisions to be
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-11-07
THE SURGEONS kNlEl
Mrs. Eckis Stevenson Of s
Lake City Tells How 0pC
lions For Ovarian TrOublo
May BE Avoided.

DEAR Mrs. PNEuAMi-I suffore.
with Inflammation Of the ovuries an.
womb for oversix ars,enduriug ache
and pains which none can dream Of bu
those who have had the same expo
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-11-07

The longest way home is the shortest
road to a family row.-New York
Press.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-11-07
Thought the Foundation
! Of Character
By Margaret Stowe.

MOTHER speaking of college course that her daughter
preparing take and naming the list of studies
included years work referred to metaphysics
and psychology being unimpOrtant because mprac
ticable" She would like her daughter to dip into them
merely general knowledge of the subjects but to their
being after college, that of course
absurd.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-14
Rectifcaci6n pdbIica

Cuando vi Of por pRlmara YES 6 Mr..
Hunts Fecibi una impFesi6n agradabifsima; su
lenguaje me Parse6 muy ipgsnuoy su hsono-
mia sumaments aini p6iics, form6 de 81 nm con-
eapto mny ventAioso. Crsf que para bisn de
Puerto Rieo honra de los Estados Unidos,
jamks podrfa haesr ei prsafdsnae do 10 repd.
blica uns elseci6n mas aesrtada.
Las 1n1ustcfas desactertos del gobePnsn.
te, "a pssividad ante los des6rdenes rdblicos
cisncfA pacleneia de las ausoridades, Ila.
msdas rsprimirlos y No alsnssrlos, me pa
rseieron hi1os de 50 POGO conoeimiento del
idioms manera de ser del pafs, y dc In per-
nieiosa In husneia que eiercfan sobre IA Amino,
indieacionss conseios de AIgunos de los hom-
hFes sin conciencia que G vaees le rodean, ami
gos muy fnsimos de 81, pero vfvoras iDgratRs
para el pnebloi muchRs veces. de muy bue-
na fs, 10 defendf ante mis amigos, do iustfsi-
moa cargos q ne le hAcfan.
Hoy aboc chornAdo ante mis- amigos por
mis sorpes Juicios, eonfeso ante la fsz del
mundo que me equfvoque de medic medic,
Pido per clio psrd6n.
e sucfo saiivaxo que mfr. Hunt ha aFrofa-
do sobre oil rostro de 10 socisdad de mi pueblo,
por mas que est6 prohibido escupir On alsue-
io le ha Festado todas mia hu uaides sim patfas,
AL como lac de todos los pusrtorriq ne los que
consefvsn aIg6n gssto dc dalicadesa en- sus
sentimiensoa.
hi madrs mi esposa, - difuntas, mis
nsrmanss, mia hijas miles de amigos queri
eleoad; Dor mas que sIlas mfrsn Eodo ESQ con
81 mas pre fando dssprecio, ID ofensa Ia sido
oecns oncIaimentes v 20 no puedo m6nosi que
supiicar 81 director da La DEM CRACIA, nae
permisa psnsar como OIL en- este Asunso, y fall
cisafla con toda la sfnai6n de mi alma, por an
tira.s
Vioents &. Mu1oz.
oAmpos dc oaguss, Jaao de 1908.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-14

81 estrscho eritsrfo de Mr Cromwell 40
iuSpirssen todos los americanos. ensoneea
Iay de IL a Irsclente rsp6hiica del Nortel Los
Estsdos nidos ser&n gssndss, muy grandes sn
sI porvsnir-io hA dieho DIas de B snfumsa-
Of sigusn venciendo con ell ejempoy con 10
hid1gofs, pero duhoss, muy dudosa serk &c
suerss. Of se emps nan en- imitar las prkctieas
de los viejos imperios de l& Enropa.S
Entire lOs muchos pI&cemes qre recibi6
Pope Diego con motive de ca discurso.ss cuen
N eI del general dominieAno don Tomas D.
MoF&lesI que dice:
Msysgdss de Julio de 1909.
SeAor don J ns6 de Diego; sx.miembro del
Coaseio EiscuNvo y abogad de Puerto Rico.
Cludad.
Respectable sefior amigo:
He aido IL tornado por AIgunos de les con-
eurFsntes de suutuoso bAile que ceIebrara eI
Casino de M&ysgsss para fssteiar 10 gIoriosa
fechA del aniversArio de In independsncia de
10 indspendencia de los EstAdos Unidos de
Norte Americs, que Al pronunciar usted I'M
sioeuente discuEso aludisndo las paiabras
Amenasadoras 10 Independence de santo
Domingo qne pronunci6 en- el mAss msssipg z
del teatro el abogado americano senor Cor
nwsI, Fsfut6 uated con Amino rasusIto con
frAsea de ORC, lbs ideas Dc Rquel orador, cue,
olVidando OIL dia de gloria de 81 patria por In
eonnecuei6n do su lioeFt&d, 80 goxRba en- pro.
elAmar ell ahatimiento de In sgena.
Es&s palabras de libertad, de dsRecho, de
tusltciA de respsso 10 que 90 sgsno no qua
dAr6n sp O. vAefo. Mas ssrkn sssampadas con
caractsres indssblss como rseusrao impsrs.
csdsro de an gran hombre, de IN hombrs
grande que, por sn ilnstraci6n saher, ss y
debs ser obtsto do admIreei6n poT parte de
RGuOllos qua 10 lsen y que 10 esenehan.
YyR que de Santo Domingo por seeundA
YES aa In ceupado usted proearando haeer res
pssAr aus daReehos inssitueiones, no % de-
GEdaH que to6os mis Gompatrfotas, o In YES due
IN guefden On su ser oil mas profond reapeto
considsraci6n 10 vAlfcsa psrsonaiidad de
ustsd.
HAc!endome, pnas, intsrprets de ssos sen.
tlmientos y en- iusta feeiprocidad al viva que
di6 ustsd , ID RepdblicA dominieana que foe
secuhdAdo poF los concuPRentes oil bale del
casino aver de Julio, ruegoIe que aeepse sstas
pAlAbras que envuelven el sentimiento de nuas.
ira gratttudi Gloria nj perilustre grandi-
Iocuents orador puertoFriqueno don jose de
Diego Gloria a los morAdores de Maysgusx I
Gloria y Iibertad III pueblo de Puerto Rico
Con 10 expression de In mas aIsa assima Ie
sRludR atsntamente,
Tomas de Mora'ez,
Ds Diego h. respondido On sssoa tsrminos
AqusilA sxpresiva epfStola;
GSsn1 General don Tomas u. Morales.
Ex Biniatro de In Guerra de IL sRsp6buca
DominicAnaS.
Ri estimadisimo ssnor:
Al Alrecibir expresivA carta de hov. solo
tsDgo que manifsstArie, ademas de mi a9rada.
cimfsnto por sns bedsvolAs frases, qus para
mi, como para todos los puertorrfo az nos an mn
de6er sagrado Ii defsnsa de In moertad de los
pushlos Antillanos, donde aig6n dfa se fundark
In Rer 6oica mas gloriosa de America,
Dioa no In hecho tnutiImente il gaograAa
y para algo paso nuestrAs isIas On sl csntro
EnsrssAnto, cusntsms suyo f no. amigo
y sompalriota.
Jose de Diego.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-14

paro tapados, haeiendoss sin dada Ia tdsa que
essAn lenos dc sueuisntos manjarss. Puss
bien oil aAgnilas anunsia diariansnts oil iDgre-
90 On oil parsido Fepdbieano do muchos fsda-
raiess hrviendoie de consusio la ldea de que %
cisrso, sofiaba oil cisgo -.
IA eausado verdaasro contsnto en- ssta
siudsd oil sabsr que 10 eompaffk de L L,ieibabA-
nos visitark sn brsve.
Anoehs estuvo muy eoncurridA 10 rstrsta
eosseada por 10 empress de caTr0s al6ctrieog,
aio de sssa poblaci6n numsrosas damAs y ca
6allsros.
Aver ss ha retIrado de su establscimiento
don Gutllsfuo Sehuek. EspsrAmos no sea de
euidado dichA enferme edad. dsssando que dss.
aparesca pronto.
de In Playa al pueblo. oil popular compla-
clients &OocolfRS accedf6 galantsmente los
dsseos de varias senoriras y i6venes eieeut6
vArias piszas musicales an los trolss.
Tfas psnosa snfsrmsdad ha faliscido ano-
che 10 sonora ssposa del Lcdo. don Juan Con-
sAlex Font. AcompAhRmos o los deudos de 10
hnada en- So iusta pena.
III primer tsfs del cusrpo do bombsros
nusstro amigo doa nan Ssix, sstk en- uao de
licencia sustituy6ndole el 30 tsfs DON Julio
Rosich.
Gauss eKlraAsxa aelos fndividuos del eusr.
20 de bombsros que habisndose dselarado nulo
sl match eelebrAdo con los soldgdos Ell dia 4 Y
acordsdo vecf1sArlo nusvamente el dia IS. no
se tomen por los oheialss medidas de ninguna
| case para que estos pusdan luehar an buenas
| condolences. H8sts In fecha no 10 ha deter.
4 minado IN solo ejercicio nj ne In procedido o
| selsceionar los que han dc tomar parts activa
| en- la contends.
| Nusstro particular amigo don uan Corts-
| d. sDfri6 en- su sstaneia Ell Dsscalabrado una
| ekfia de no cahailo qua ls produjo 10 rotur q
| de In clavfcuia isquierda. Lamsntamos eI In
eidenta ocurrtdo dssaamos no revista mayor
/ importsncis.
Aver oil aneiano don F6fx Ctosas nj sban-
donar IN wagon eiAetrico Antss qne ests b hubis.
rs dsssnido al marcha, snfrio una cafda qua
| Ie produio sigunas contusiopss. e. hecho ocu.
| rri6 entire eli caf6 del senor MsliS eI astable-
cimisnto msrcAntil de don i,pulo Dfas.
Tuvimos ell gusso de saludar sn es.a ciu-
| dad 81 consecusnte federal de Yauco don J ose
G. Torres.
vArios tovsnss de sssa cfudad han salido 4
| pasar al ola orillas del mar eu donda 90 dedi.
modos trAsr 10 poblaci6n COMO trofeo IN 81
4 buF6n.
81 syunssmienso ha smpsxado Q soIvsntar
aIgunas de Las muehas deudas que siens.
| VArios eonnotados fsderalss de ssta ciud I'd
| han prsssntado una sclicitud Al ComitA, inse-
resan0o se eonvoque una asamblas local, On.
| Pa lisvar eabo en- ella el nombramiento de
| representantes para In fsstinada AsambIsa del
4 veints, que ha de caishrarss en- San Juan. SIS
| trataFan discntirSn vArios particulares, do
| msners qus nuestros eorre'tgionarios ssrkn
fsiss INTERPRETERS de 10 opinion del partido de
1 Ponce en- tan delieado aaunto.
| HA causado muy busn& Impression al mr..
| tfeuio que public6 LA DEMoCRACIA referepte q
4 In aaamblea Armada con ell pseud6nimo Tde
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-14

gran pafAdss prosssI6n civlca, retreaas y
tasgos ArtfGciRles.
Haata AA0ra apesar de las activas gessfo.
nes que pracsca 10 poIiefA de las seeriadas
msdidAa del tuss no % he dsseubisrso nAda
Acsrca del nino sncontrAdo en- Ioe mnros del
cemenAerio. Las eireunssAnoIAs Que ham ra
vsstldo cate hscho haesn Greer que 80 trAtA de
nm iDfAntcfdio No nos sxplicamos eats easo
nadA mas que an momenso de anagenscf6n
mental De ~ mAdTe.
A GEi AgaiIas 10 sucsds 10 qna aeualias
peFsonss EseAsndosaa No Msnan que comaR
ponsh o 10 mesa saasEo elneo plaaos vAegos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-14
PONCE
(NOTICIAsD DIRELTAsl
Julio Is.

Julio Is.
In Oomisi6n de fsstejos nombradA 81 tfsc
srasvnmenta nara QUE queden brihAnssa Ios
mnn aa eatnbFmrMn essA ctudAd ei Ola 10 del
eorrssnts ON con onmsmorAcI6n del aFri0o as los
aYnergeanOs q eataB piagaa.
MAbrA 10 Do sIempRs bailsss racspeionsss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-14
sECRETARIA GEN ERAL
ALOS cORRELIGEONAREOS


eGunaA
aspra6 coadyu EN- &
blea o
fendenl nlaca
De
presents e
Ia
eiau uue les
sScaboa Ia
saon
Secretafa General
JOSE G. DEL VALE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-14
OFIClNAS
De <The Puerto Rico Herald

Por IN error involnntario hemos venido
publicando egufvoeadamente In dirseei6n en-
New York de 1h ePuerto Rico Herald.
Este colsga no ha trasladado sua oHeinas,
que eontndan en-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-14
LAG. 5th AVENUE
new YORK. CITY.

Sfrvanse sus amigos favorecedores tomar
nota de clio, puss do 10 contrario Las eartas
que 10 diriian. sntrirkn aIg6n retraao.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-02-27

THE PAP lR OF THE PEOPLE
FOR The PEOPLE ND
WITH TIE PL0PLE
HONEST IN MOTIVE
FEARLEs. IN EXPRESSION
SOUND IN ! RtNClPLE

While mairtiinipg uniDpairel the
high standards Of private D fe and pub,
lie policy which IL has upheld uniallcr.
ingIy for more than sixty four gears.
The SUN is also in the front RI nix of
modern journalism 10 every actor shich
enters into the production Of great
newspaper.
It's mechan cal equipment is complete
and up 10 date 10 every res .ect, aud its
facilities and arrangements for the
prompt collection of news are untur
passed.
Its special correspondents throughout
the United States, as well as In Europe.
China, South Africa, the Philippines,
Porto Rico, Cuba and In every other
part of the world supplement, the efforts
Of the general agencies by which IL al.
so served, SO that 1t 10 enabled 10 print
all the news every day In the week.
Its Washington and New York bu.
reaus are among the best Ia the United
States, and give TuE SUE's readers the
earliest information upon all important
events In the legislative and financial
centers Of the country
The Suns market reports and com
mcrcisl columns are complete and feli.
able, and put the farmer, the merchant
and the broker IN tcuch with the markets
of Baltimore, Norfolk. Charleston, New
York, Chicago, Philadelphia and all
other important points in the United
States and other countries
THE SuE is the best type Of a news.
paper, morally ard intellectually Il is
an educator OF the highest character,
constantly stimulating TO noble Ideals in
individual and national life, and IL gives
all the new all the time.
The Sun is published on Sunday, as
well as every other day ~ the week
BY mail The DAILY Sun, 80 year /;
including 9HE SUNDAY SUa, 70. FHK
SUNDAY Sun alone, 81 90 year THE
WEEKLY ST N, 81 90 a year.