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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-04
NEW CORPORATIONS.


The following articles o. Incorporation were
hled with the Recorder OF Deeds yesterday:
missouri Worlds Fair Educational Company;
capital stock. 1000; full paid. u. w Marina,
duke. y: H. Wolfe. l.. Cass Miller Ga shares
each. William Eware and William u. HAYS, Jr,.
shares each. To secure facilities for attend.
ance at Worlds Fair hotels
Scheror.Buder Plumbing Company: canital
ftoSk. full paid. 2,U0O. L. {. Ruder . aIarss
X A Suppar, shares: Edward schofrcr I
, nhfhIes; L. X, Buder 2 shares. Plupbers sup
Mirsouri Securities Company: increase os cnry-
tai stock from COO 500 0D i'
Iccunnseh coal Mining Company: capital stock
halu UP. $500 Charles Sedter. "a shares: II =
Spencer. 100 shares: Edwin Harrison, n Shares
Gsnerai coal mining business and TO operate
ooe =; udeli W1odenware Company. full paid. 81
shares: George =. Farnworth, share: Fenton, r
lowing. share. To deal in ali kinds of wares
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sToCkuoLpERs. MEETINGS.


STOCKHOLDERS NcetnS-The annual meet
Ing Cf the stockholders Of the Henderson Realty
Company Cor the election Of directors to serve
for the ensuing year and for the transaction OF
such other business may come before the
meeting will be held at the office of the COM
paas, 81 Locust ii, On Saturday. June IL 1893.
cpnNCnins at o'clock q. m. Polls open until
noon. LORENZO L. ANDERSON. President.
Attest: =. IL Mcmillan, Secretary.
81 Louis. Mo. June ;. 1865
STOCKHOLDERS Meetns-The annual meet
in= OF the Stockholders Of the United
Elevator and Grain Company for the
election o: ave tN directors. serve during the
cDsGins year, ard Tor the transaction Of such
otheT business may properly come before the
In2ctins Viii BE- held at the office OF the COM
pany. No. SO Merchants Exchange. ST Louis
Mo. on the ninth day of June. 1895. at . o'clock
a III. Polls open - IL o'clock III.
hEYTON T. CARR, President.
Attest: II. Ghi<elin. Secretary.
81 Iagis Nav -. 1879
STOCKHOLDERS" MEETING OF THE AMER
lean Car and Foundry Co.-The stockholders Of
the American Car and Foundry Company are
hereby notified that the regular annual meeting
Of the stockholders OF said company will be held
2t its offices. Nc 2iS Washington street Jersey
City, y. J. on Thursday. the twenty-iifth day
Of June 1903, at l. O'Clock. noon. for the pur-
pose Of electing E-ard OF Directors and trans
acting such other business may be properly
brought before the meeting
The stock transfer books Of the company will
close Thursday. June l. and reopen Friday.
June 20 d. y. BINHf, Secretary.
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MISSOURI.
REpuBLlc SPECIAL

Jefferson City. Mo-. June 3.-The follow.
ihs companies were incorporated to-day b.
the Secretary az State: -
Mcr ariand jackson Carriage Company Of st
JJ9ssean: capital $500. all paid. Incorporaturs1
john Mcf arland. John Jackson George ,cFarI,rf
and George T. Jackson. u ''''
The AMERICAN Fog and Manufacturing Com.
pany OF Kansas City: capital. $3.50 900 one-hni,
pssa. Incqrporators-W. c. Humphrey. F. W
The Springfield Paper Company Of sprjprsorl
capital $1,000 :, oneIhalf Paid. 1ncorporatoss-i
Carthage Novelty Company OF CarthnTe. can.
ital. $1,000. ali paid. Inco!porators-WiilIam q
othrrs ai''
Hamacher- Nicholas Hardware and Grain Com.
pany OF Kansas City: capital. 100. half pa "a
lneorporatofs-L =. Bamachcr, F. II. Nlchoia.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-04
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
And DEATHS
RECORD OF RIRTHS.

Henry and Emma Hunt, 7sli South Broadway:
hoy.
.Ino. and Mary Hoilins. $40 Chouteau: boy.
Arson ard Carrie MeinsOn. 1882 Condo; boy.
thas. and Cora Coyle lIl6 Gratiot. gil.
Joseph and Theresa Urban, ily1 North Broad
way: girl.
Vim and Maria Babe. 25i5 North Twentieth;
SRI.
Joseph and Annie Schaffner. 1919 Dclman: girl
Mm. and Mamie OUTLAW. 1913 North Twenty
fifth. girl
J. r. ana Carrie Iazear. 5l24A Faston: hoy.
Jno. and Laura Berry. 4i5S Cote Brilliante;
boy.
Peter and Elsie CavalIo. S9iaA Botanical; girl
TONY and Anna HalaCfer. SIP Blair; girl
Edw. and May DAILY. 4SiSA Labadie; ctrl.
Chas and Annie Nallrner. lel3 Mullauphy: boy
+ ana Z. A. Thomas Sll2 North Market. boy.
Jno aud Kate Meier, 5iS DE Soto: boy.
VIM and Matte Rodger. 2e2N CasS. boy.
J and Julia Walsh. 1Il7 C'Failor: girl
Richard and 4. Schulz. ii62 Pleasant. boy.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


BANKRUPTCY SALE-In the District Court
the Eastern judicial District OF Missouri:
In the matter of Harry J. Rcmme:s. Bank
rupt-In bankruptcy:
Notice ia hereby given that the undersigned
at his office. Us L-icede building. ST. Louis
No. Until O'csoCk =. IN. on Lunz IL. 1898. for
the sale Ok approximately Gla.0Ap merciIantable
bricks, the property Of said bankrupt. now To-
Gated ~ the College Htll Press Brick wards.
corner College avenue ard Broadway. in the city
u st Louis. Bidders Will have the privilege OF
bidding Tor all of said bricks, for each kiln sep
arately. or for lots Of 5000 or more. Each bid
must ne accompanied By certified check for
So. All sales will be subject TO the approval Of
the Referee in Bankruptcy. - ,,,,,,s
Trustee Of Harry J. Renmers, Bankrupt;
June 3. 1905.
- St. Louis; No. Nav 2; 1893.
WILLI..E PASCHEDAG LIVERY AND IN
pEKTAKING CO.
:SlS to 2s26 y. GRAND AVE.
At the Annual Election of the Stockholders
Held the Offices Of the Company on
Thursday. aay 81 1903
Fredertcke PaschedaE. Charles {. Paschedag
ana Theodore W. pascheGag We're duly elected
directors 10 serve for the current year.
At a meeting Of the directory. held at the
offices of the William PascheGaG Livery and
Undertaking Company. on May 30. 1903. the fol-
lowing officers were duly elected TO serve for the
current year:
Frcdericke Paschciag. president
Charles {. PaschedaG, vice president and treas
Theodore W. PaschrdaC secretary pro TEN.
Thanking our many friends and patrons that
with our fine rooms. large stables and prompt
personal attention We will be pleased for them
10 remember us at the old reliable stables
WILLIAM PASCHEDAG LIVERY e IN
csis to 2sci " Grand ave
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DISSOLUTION NOTICES.

NOTICE Of Dissolution of Copartnershtp-Notloe
Is hereby given that the copartnership hereto
fore existing between l. 4. Moffett and Jas
NJ. FIanciscus. under the firm and style
81 MCictt & FrancIscps is this day dissolved
hv mutual consent and that Jas. NJ. Franciscus
succeeds TO the business and is authorized TO
LESLIE n MoFFETT.
JAS. NJ. FRANClSCUS.
st. Louis. MAY II. 1903
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STEAMSHIPS.

IRSEg- nu.ub PHILIPPINE ISLAM n
vGE6n.eH.HS Y a HoNoLULU = Pacific
Mail s :. Co. Occidental and Oriental s, 3 CO.
ana oriental s. s. co. From San Francisco:
America Maru, June Il: Korea. June 10: Gaelic.
June -. Fog passage and freight rates. reser-
vstions. orders and information Apply t. ]. II.
La;hroH. general agent. S3 Olive st., St
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RuRlcAM SHORTHAND COLLEGE,

Exclusively, for young laiies. new oecupies the
Olive and vandeventer: the best-equipped college
In the West: individual Instruction.; new pupils
WAYS welcome. LlndelI :,2G: Kinloeh c :091
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BURIAL PERMITS.

0SSSS>SSse~-s>s-~~S~s~~>>
John cuddington. 80 years. Ill Lami: locomotor
ataxia-
John L. Huss. 50 years. St. Anthony's Hospital;
diabetis.
Charles NJ. Clancy. year. 1916 Hogan: ne
Samuel Green. Ii years. Provident Hospital; tu-
bcrculosis.
Mamie Boland. years. 2sOl B!ddie: scarlet
fever
Julia E. Walsh. % years. St. Johns Hospital:
Esther Sherman. 81 years. 15-7A Carr: tu-
NOR.
Adam Ahler. IS years. ss5i Lucky: rheumatism.
Betty Perkins % years. 1894 Fountain: heart
disease.
ton
Virginia Kouns. % years. S716 Manchester: ma
1artal poisoning.
Edward siecE. months a5I7A St Louis: en-
tcritis.
Hubbard Baldwin. &c years. City Hospital; ne
phritis
cornelia Cunningham. 81 years. l2i3 Mo- gan;
weakness of heart and rnarasmus.
George Mcintyre, 81 years 3i!g franklin. me-
phritis.
Laura V. Cartel. 81 years. 3e0S Olive: con-
sumption.
,chhja Abraham. 80 years. IIO5 Blddie: heart
disease.
Thcs. y. Costello "a years. St Lulse's Hes
pitai; abdominal aneurisfn.
William JunGer. eS years. Poorhouse; seniie
dementa.
Edward Williams. % years. City Hospital: con-
sumption.
Burd Taylor. IS years. City Hospital; eye
Tits.
George Davis. co years. City Hospital: con-
sumption.
Garnett Edwards. years. 11is North Tenth;
Group.
Byeret II. Lennox. IS years. 1881 Barron: inter-
mttent fever.
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Rma8mdmY@v

Board of Education building. st. Louis. con .
tinnes through eao GUNNER without vacation.
electric fans and a FACULTY Of eight experienced
teachers. Catalogue Tree.
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Wedding Rinxs CsoIia Gold).
Finest qualities, g TO So Mermod & JAG
cards. Broadway and Locust.
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SITUATIONS wANTEp-MALE.

! BoOKKEEPER-Younr OF 70 desires posi-
| ton as assistant bookkeeper general othce
work: three years experience: references. II sS5.
Rnplllc.
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BoOkkeencra

BOOkkeepcFS.
R0OISEEEpEnS n,
henids, 80; mfs' HS Leigh Bros. Io4 Century
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-04

LAUNDREss wANrED-To work by the weel
1922 Olive.
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SS
STENOGRAPHER WANTED - Expert lady
stcnographer: experienced in shoe business: $50.
Leigh Bros. lC25 Century.
STENOGRAPHER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
expert stenosrapher: Others need net apply: sal
AIRY $50 per month. u.s. Republic.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-04
HELP WANTED-EEMAI.H.

GIRL WANTED-To assist in dining-room an
kitchen. sl2 a month. Henrietta Hospital, Fiji
teenth and Illinois ave. East ST. Louis.
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DRESSMAKER wANTED-Lady to take
charge OF small notion store: dressmaker pre-
ferred: Will sell easy terms: two living rooms
rear store Jl06 EastCn ave.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-04

COMPANION WANTED-Middle- Eed German
woman companion: no children. 1891, y.
Broadway.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-04

BooKKEEPER-Position wanted as assistant
bookeeper or shipping clerk: Is years business
city: am at present employed. but would like
to make a change about July Is. .S. Re
,nhiIl ir
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-12-24

solves she did 10, SAY y word. hUt
only save p rentle sikh
OoDa'G ASKED the audience 70 guess
vhs, the picture meant and a course
the answer was Little RED EidinE
HNN5 "
TIE children then acted Dick Whit
t'ucrou S',tiuc or the Milestone" fss-
sisted by NOwser. tho tsNhy csN.
Robin Hood and Nis Merry Men
with wonderful Nows and arrows
r's6e ., sticks srd st-iucN. who
Nf'ec CocN Robin and many other
scenes from nursery rhymes sro fairy
tales
They were very careful 70 Seer close
20 tNe cu-tsin Tor rather sheeu. and
SIS 20 FeeT the candle q, ire -tSh, dis
tsrco from IL When change a. scene
v'ss helms made. anothe- Ncht was nut
res- tNc curtain and taken swsv when
p wss -as6N
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T'hs Three yhinxs.

rhres Things 70 ioys-cOurage, gen
beDess affection. Three things to ad
nire-inteiiect dignity and graceful!
ness. Ihnee things 10 hate--cruelty
Arrogance and ingratitUde ghres
things 10 delight iL--Deauty, fcaukness
and freedom Three things TO ike
eordiaby, good humOr aud cheerful
ness Three things 10 ayOid--ldleHess
acqGacity and hippant jesbBg. 1Are,
things 70 cultivate gcoo Doo1s, gooc
frleDos and god bUDor. Yhroe things
70 oonSeHd for--i>DDOr, county and
fr.ends. IAree things " goYern-.tem
per, tongue aud coDduct TWO tllinss
10 think ot-deatl and eternity Ken
- Van Dyke, u. ".
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To the Credit Of IA
by WILL M. LAArIoN

II was Christmas eve. The man sat
'Sivering In his bare little room.
,oaGless and alone. For ~ years he
'd struggled against the fate thai had
tson the plenty which should have
..en his and giNen It to others. For 20
,arS he had struggled and suffered
I'd those Who crtoycd what was his
,now of his pr.vaucns hut offered No
relief Broken In health nov. aut In
spirit he sat tn his chcerleSs room an,
1rSeO the world \ blanket from hi
d. ID hung about his shoulders, and a
rust OF bread lay on the table by ms
Ede. Near i, WAS an uureceipted hill
o.r The rent Ot his wrctChed abode
eyS the Washington Star How ,,ouid
fo pay rcntH he could beg for food
cr he could find it in garbage barrels.
trt rooms were not 70 he had tor the
2eN'uE nor were they cast out into the
aNevS rs unfit for human use.
Some water stood I'm \ cracked saucer
by The bread. spd there were teeth
marks on the hard crust. as il the man
were moi entirely Indifferent 20 the &C
~eudS OF his stomach. He might have
lone ont and reN'eujshod his fare from
he barrels. but IL was SO cold. and nc
was very, very feeble Al nine O'Clock
DC was aroused from an uneasy steep
by KNOCK Al his door. and = mesSeu-
rcr hoy entered IN response to a faint
come IN The hoy heeifstCS 81 no
saw hy the dim liEht NJ = smoky lamp
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some Definite Resolves

Or Clark il q recent Familiar Let
Ter il the Christian Endeavor World
asked Endeavorers 10 join with him
IL resolving some definite things for
this seasons work -Four of the sus.
gestiuns follow:
First will have quiet season Of
communion with God every day.
Second will pray day by day for
al OutpOurinc Of the Spirit and for q
great spiritual awakening
Third will sat apart sac-edsy the
hour for public and social worship IN
my owl church and, when possible.
VII. allow nothing IL interfere with
then
FOURTH will give systematically.
prUporuonateiy generously, as God
prUSpers me
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4 MESSENGER Roy ENTERED
: the hent and o,anketed figure Al the
table Hut messenger Novs ere sccus-
TONED 20 the singular and unconven-
/ tionsi He looked about the squalid
room for AT instant snd came up 70 the
/ light
Us this fer you" ne ssked holding
the telegram under the light so thai
the address might he seen
The man saw the name, his name.
and caught eagerly al the yellow en-
velope but the hoy drew IL away
hastily being experienced in delivering
messages on which there were charges
''lr's mine ir's mine. give II 70 IRE. "
cried the mat with his hands out
stretched
There's 81 cents extra to nav or ,t.
we've been tu 50 muca trouble fnti-
vol saia the hoy hacking stil. fu~-
the away
Tn mans hana- d-oppe5 Gstles..E
d MS sides an a.s res. fe. fo-vsr.
or yh- b,auEer nuucns unde- his chi.
haven the none ns rasr-.
The Won. nav. r. come q. IN. u.-
r.. sa.' N, hoy an. rs wen aNa.
Tn man hea te fo-waru @. tu-
YlEuEs uuar nr- cuiL an. Do.
area,neu s-erl0rlusr VIVA ,-er.
Nigh nav. bee. u tn messaa. O..
-.. coCcerr MN nov H coulr u.
g-r e. a. L. coul. no uU- n, -ra-.
note q d. cul.. nc. Du~ an au ~
B. million thing o-ners ma II. .eal
Sal. lowe IL. 1a SCENE L. co-,,...
g. H. cna.- Presently rgs DO --
---us-. an elJere. wituUu. Eno-..l-
-le MAJ S. WI. uUwe- nel- a a---
-g urE- cam l.
So DOS venture -ne Do. hes
-Guug,, d.. ne uEl gave L. Sig
"He-. yu- galIe Ii, DO gnc
lgugne mar riral-
Tu- ugl raise has neau siuwIz. uar
vL.l much e1U-- au- IUUke- uuBlea.-
81. @. 10, iutruUer
mere hAl- liz yuuugster exleu.-
Iug lue uispstCL I've 60 mai u-.-
sar tu= uil parry OSeg lie nsy gIl- Lac
i~r ghrs-mas. an a. pay i-- .as
Mv==ags hey.. you 81 gU. su-l-
Christmas iu Dr., an1 guess yUg gs
Aveuir b. mOIe tDsl an auo t-s
uu. 4auBDe- uUuUuuI..
Iu- ina uulusBmug. lOOt Lly lr..-
.rlr- l4syslga ant wit lleml..s
Aleegs opened !. he ueic j. Cl.s. g
.ls l4m Agu. aul Isal J., lLIU4g.
-4vse asIe ~. "Orps B. YrOagu 10
kill
-Ou- uAc.e Geo Ia. u4gnl 4eay,Ar
yO- SIVy.UJ. N.a. G4syoss- sAa. ~
Lla41 o. a..
hull. zee exclaimed Tie boy R-.c
-a- 5.JJ- H4sls ~ could rsac the
-..-ssaet. lDL le AL .uCE.
The llaL .Jy4.et q tie boy alc
sA..rf j. -al user 50 iVAg sine he
-a. smiled .-e- ta0 van face wa slJlg
a adapting i-ssi' 10 the una.customea
-ygeos.y. Es 5000 w. sLaLgl. 4-
. B. 4. -oe. --.a. -g eEg q 4-la yuce -ola
AID s-sg.lg c.u,cled Nth s.lc-.
.ar.e-ass a. his throat
- srLc.. 4A-rh p, be4- D. Llt y.
I'D your uaug all number"
I-s &zlyu.s-et uesseugg. Laule,
.u yeucN a4c told him AIS man..
Tho man s1,r su9len closing ~
alt q tsrger bold yn his t-r,G
y9yec a1d Wly., on tLe J-cs ~ &C
sage le haS received.
John c.er tHyr1er Chicago
"y.1 ~ 90. Of T-r
ere a. g. p meAgelEe,
HENRY MORTON.
Ee .yJa A.s hand from bis throat
The Dsood sushed from LIS mouth, aud
Le dropped into bis chair dead
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-12-24
PEAcTICAI sTCgEsTIgNs

Jesus was born" TLps He became
ppe with ourselves, tskirX our infrm-
ites upon Himself
Jesus Ma born an Bethlehem" h"
Apo yst He was the Word who Was Ia
the beZinDing with God. and Who was
Col
Jesus wAs born In Bethlehem" ="
Never before on sUcb q ydDe como ingo
the world!
"JeRuE was born IN Bethlehem." !"
Bur he story does not end there. lie
EySd, died rose again and Is nov al
2he right hand NJ God foF Vs.
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Iks HorLCILop.

Christian EDdeayor Is the workshop
gLere LeSus tle carDenteys Son
sLarpens Tie instruments which lie
Uses IN tbe daily construction ~ His
churcAes.-E l. Mason n Christian
EEceagDr W0Id.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-12-24

''7'hs lsdiss o. the sewing so-iety are
rs-y bus nov snnouncec the minis
's-s vii, 'hu. they vi no. De- me
Suov WIS, the~ sre doinE
'Hsa -ernsrEs5 ths minister with
a bitter smile they're uskinE hook
nsrst snd csrper slippers suppose e.
Baltimore America
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tCAJ1aiian Eldeayor Is lhe mint
where metals are coined and stamped
with the Kings own likeness Ena n
Winkler 10 Christian End1ayor World
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NNo 'Nr. .'.
-Ney reFr 'Ne s,NN0'-Norr 'r'o = 'Nc-
ate ty heUc'rs p his white shHo across
s. or p s.-'-, er6 rvr-'rS som. -ows o,
chairs Sa- -No audience
wNor 'Nc 9uF'er-e v-ss seo'n5 'Ney
tu~neE out e' tNo lights lesv'DS only
on V05Ig Nnhina ne sheel wN'cN
threw me. shadows clearly uNou 70
Or ne ~Nor. sr0sa-o5 'hc 0'o'r-c =,
'i'uc cir. Grace ~ s closk carry
IN. Nasrc, she STOPPED down and
ApQns~al I'll. -. Gathering f0we~s
whom sr6AeO,r hic snius' Carr tho
collie rs-r N0unSine UT snd heCsu 20
wall Ne~i70 re- He a. ~. look .
h IKE 5os 70, b hsd Ions shac
G rNs which ~ -hn6~Nr's mamma
-s>orui7e. e, once g. one a. tNe skin
-UES out O.. ne d-swinc-room hut
he'p. very sweet an kino snt nk'ns
tC SO tht children euIov'n. them
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SO vsss Avn VET 60 FAN

lsck-ir-the- SoT-There she sits. my
beloved. under the mistletoe, while !,
like a great Eswk seem gluNd to the spot,
unable 70 make use OF nv opportunities.
-Chicsrc Daily Chronicle
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-12-24

lAttle Fls'e-PRnE
NJ Williams We. Elsie
Little Elsie hore Santa Claus viii
r-inc something nice f0- dolly You
know ne rave he- 70 ne last Christmas.
81 this Christmas viii he birthday and
Ttr-ir--ur- Aort &C. hs- Boston Gloha
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PROFIT
The matter Of feed Is Of

tremendous importance to the
'afh'eh wrong ieeuiilg Is
HOSE N"ht ieeoihg Is proht.
y. te'ar'''er knows
N''' a. '' s'"' ! ~;
'''e ]" tss 10 get
''e ''.''- .' '"' '''h' .
se' '''o '''.' wv '''''.'
pu' Nv" '''u' Wv '''''''l'
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Nnrhrrfnur Md,

Siste--WneCy YOU called 70 see George
was hs wearing those slippers 7 MADE
hin fo- Christmas
Rrorhe~-N, =. wa us,nc ore Of
then as lsunG~v h8- IN = Wori.
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RTRLE READINGS.

lSa. Iii. . Nah, i, Is; Ps Xxi, Sill;
1919; Matt V. l4-16; Matt. xiii, 81 SO;
Dan lii, "a ~; Acts i, Is; xiii, "a 40;
Rev. XXI. 23-21.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-12-24

HENRY .hJhTON
re Jyya Als hand from bis throat
The Dsocd sushed from Lis mouth, aAd
Le dropped into biz chair dead
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1903-11-11
Secure Options on Land.

Drs. j. V. Prewitt, of West Point,
and NJ. F. Coomes, of Louisville, have
been spending the past two weeks Sc
curing options on the lands adiacant
to that held recently by the govern
ment ana nsed for the temporary
army maneuvers.
This action is being taken on the
strength of statement made recently
by Gen. John c. Batet that more
ground was needed for a permanent
site, ana it is desired that nothing to
be permitted TO stand in the way of a
next morning to hunt the miscreant
who fired the barn. 1t is the first in
cendiary fire IN Tobinsport since the
farmers organized league for their
protection and bought a bloodhound.
Previous to the farming of the league
there were five or six fires in success
ion and all, it was thought, were the
WORK of lncendiarys.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1903-11-11
A Bath mt TINS.

To take a bath at Titiis is to coul
wonderful experience. Abundant
springs of water. strongly impregnated
With sulphureted hydrogen. supply the
building. and in its V-ulted chambers,
far below the street. there is no sound
but the splash of the fountain and the
rolling echo Of ones own voice. Henry
Norman gives a description of the
masseur who presides over the bath
and makes its most eccentric feature.
He is Il Persian. who speaks but
word or two of Russian. His head is
shaved. a rag is twisted round his
waist. and his feet are dyed orange.
"l'irst he rubs you. and then sudden
ly. as you lie face downward on the
marble slab. he is upon your back. his
feet dug into your spine, his hands
grasping your shoulders, to increase
the pressure. Slowly, with skillful APP
precia ton of every muscle. his feet
grind up and down your back. They
encircle your neck. They are on your
head.
"Then he vaults lightly Off, and in
moment from a linen bag filled with
soap he has squeezed clouds Of per-
fumed bubbles, and you are hidden in
them from head to foot as completely
as if you had fallen into a snowdrlft
You are not absolutely bruised, but
you are clean"
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1903-11-11
Eskimo Mythology.

Among the Eskimos the sun is a
maiden. and the moon is her brother
who is overcome by a wicked passion
for her. Once as this girl was at a
dancing party in friends hut some
one came up and took hold of her by
the shoulders and shook her, which is,
according TO the legend, the Eskimo
manner Of declaring ones love. She
could noe tell who II was in the dark,
and so she slipped her hand in some
SCOT and smeared one of his cheeks
with it. When a light was struck in
the hut, she saw to her dismay that 1t
was her brother, and without waiting
to learn any more she took to her
heels. He started in hot pursuit. And
so they ran until they got TO the end Of
the world, the jumping off place, when
they both jumped into the sky. There
the moon still chases his sister. the
sun, and every now and then he turns
his sooty cheek to the earth, when he
becomes 50 dark that you cannot see
him