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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-05-28

francuzkiej i rosyjskiej. Minister
wojny Gossler ME bedzie sic juz
trudnii przeprowadzaniem tego
projektu. Wyreczy go jego naste-
pea.
Wieden, 29go maja. - Kroa-
eye opuszczaja gromadnie wyr-
temberscy kolonisci, ktorym sic
przykrza tamtejsze polityczne
stosunki. Marya Teresa rozpo-
czela zacbecaG Niemcow do oslo
dlania sic w Kroacyi.
Paryz, 2Sgo maja. - Czynia
sic juz przygotowania, azeby
przyjac godnie Wiktora Emanue-
la, krola w}oskiego, ktory przy-
bedzie do Paryza 3 lub 7 lipca.
Postanowiono, re prezydent Lou
bet pojedzie do Rzymu, lecz ME
wiadomo dotychczas, czy Ojciec
Swiety zgodzi sic ma udzielenie
posluchania glownie obecnego
rzadu masohskiego w katolickiej
Francyi.
Konstantynopol, 28go maja. -
A. przywodzcow Albahczykow O.
deslano ma okrecie towarowym
do jednego portow ma morzu
Carmen. Skazano ich ma wygna-
ME do Azyi mniejszej, Posel serb
ski uwiadomii Rad turecki, ze
duzo rodzin ze Staroserbii pre-
szlo przez serbska granice szu-
ka schronienia w krolestWie.
Havana, 29go maja. - Prezy-
dent Palma zatwierdzi} uchwale
kongresu, nakladajqca akcyze ma
spirytus, tytoh, cukier i zapa}ki.
Dochod z tego zr6d}a ma bye o.
br6cony ma pokrycie pozyczki w
sumie IS milion6w dolar6w, kt6-
ra zostanie zaciagnieta, skoro tyl-
ko urzedy akcyzne zaczna funk
cyonowaG, co nastapi ma pocz9t-
ku przysziego miesiaca.
Washington, 28go maja. De
parliament marynarki postanowif
eskadre europejska pos}ac do XII
lenii.~Qkret wojenny Alabama"
odplynie 5 czerwca do Lizbony,
polaczy sic tam z okretami Chi
cago", "Machias" i San Franci-
sco", poczem Gala eskadra uda sic
do Kilonii.
Senator Hanna oswiadczyl, ze
ME bedzie sprzeciwial sic rezolu-
cyl, popierajacej kandydature
Roosevelta ma przyszlego prezy-
denta.
Harrisburg, Pa, 28go maja. -
Deklaracya senatora Quay, re ME
sprzeciwia sic kandydaturze Roo
sevelta ! re sam ME bedzie starai
sic ponowny wybor ma senatora
zwiazkowego, wywo}ala tutaj
wielkie wrazenie. Republikanski
wielkie wrazenie. Republican,
ska konwencya indorsowala Roo
sevelta jako kandydata ma przy-
sziego prezydenta.
Boston, 29go maja. - 1stnieje
tutaj tajne stowarzyszenie, hcza-
ce podobno 500 czlonk6w, stara-
jace sic przesiedlac Negrow re
stan6w poludniowych do polnoc-
nych, azeby tam trudnili sic upra-
wa ziemi eksploatowaniem ko-
pain. I lipca przybedzie do Bosto-
nu 5000 Murzynow, ktorzy roze-
slani zostana do roznych stanow
poinocnych.
Washington, 28go maja. - A.
w. Machen, superintendent wy
dzialu skrzynek pocztowych,
otrzy m a / d y mi S y E
i zostai aresztowany pod "a
rzutem przekupstwa. Zawiera1 on
kontrakty o dostawe patentowa-
nych zarnkow do skrzynek pocz-
towych, zakupil ich "a sumo
100000, pobierajac Cd dostaw-
cow 40 procent komisowego. Ma
chen jest zniewolony zlozyc S2o,-
900 kaucyi, jezeli Pragnie Pozo-
stac ma wolnosci do rozstrzygnie-
cia sprawy.
Des Moines, Ia, 28go maja. -
Po przywr0ceniu przerWanej ko-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-05-28

Przekupstwa generalnym zarzadzie poczty.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-02-28
IS WITHOUT ARMS
And Without Legs but Can do Things
That Make People Marvel.

| : E - = = Z !
An unusual sight was in evil
dence on the streets Thursday af-
ternoon. It was man who, with
both legs off near the knee and
both arms gone below the elbow. is
able to walk about, to dress him
self to feed himself, to write and
to do many other surprising stunts.
Most of the time on the streets
curious crowd stood about him,
watching his maneuvers and lis
tening to his talk. He wore two
suits of clothes for the purpose,
and occasionally for fee, removed
the outer suit, putting ition again,
to show how dexterous1y he could
do such things His operations
were marvel to those who looked
on. He considers himself novel;
ty, and makes his way by ex-
hibition of his skill in doing things
without either hands or legs.
Manned as. he is, there is no doubt
that he can button and unbutton
his suspenders much quicker than
Mayor Woodcock could do it.
His name is A. J. Murphy, and
he has story. The latter is told
in little pamphlet that he sells at
10 cents per copy, and for which
he has considerable sale. Jam
uary nth, 1888, he was caught
in a terrible blizzard that swept ov-
er the middle west, leaving track
of desolation from Nebraska to
Manitoba. He was enroute to the
home of his brother in the latter
province. The storm ragged from
the Ith to the 13th, and Murphy
fought his way in it for SO hours.
At the end of 12 hours his feet be-
came frozen and he was obliged to
crawl on his knees and elbows dur
ing the rest of the time to keep
from freezing. He finally reached
his brothers home, more dead than
alive, and a few days later the am
putation Of all his members became
necessary.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-02-28
Shoe Shop Moved.

I wish to give mott ce that my shoe
shop is now located next door south of
Harris store where I am prepared to do
all repairing in the best manner. I hope
that all my old patrons and the public
generally will remember the new To-
cation. J. E. Fowells.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-02-28
BENTON LEADS.
In Payment Of State sTaxes-Seven
Thousand Paid-0ther News.

/ Fridays Oregonian: Benton
County again leads in the payment
of state taxes. That county today
paid $500 on account Of state taxes
on the roll of 1oo2.. Last year and
the year before Benton was the
first to make a payment, and is
first this year.
Mr. and Mrs Horner, Mr. and Mrs
M. M. Davis, and Mrs Townsend
the latter of whom is Grand Matron
of the Eastern Star, were passen-
gers on yesterdays afternoon train
for. Newport where a lodge of the
order was instituted last night.
Mrs Townsend's home is at Dallas.
Most of the party return today.
Wednesdays train brought a
number ofimmigrants, seeking To-
cations or taking look at Webfoot.
The same day forty Tenneseeans
arrived at McMinnville to settle in
.Yamhill. The low rates now. in
effect promises to bring many
homeseekers within the next month.
Lee c Bell, formerly of Roseburg
and son of J. R. N. Bell has been
appointed deputy county clerk of
Baker county, to succeed c. w.
James who was recently. appointed
superintendent of the state peniten.
tiary.
Rev Edward F. Green, of The
Dalles, will occupy the pulpit, both
morning and evening. at the Con-
gregational church, tomorrow.
Live Poultry. Wanted.
Highest market price faid for chickens
turkeys, geese and ducks.
Hodes' Grocery.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-02-28
PROMISES MUCH.
Experiment in Progress at the College
Making Canned Cheese.

An experiment now in progress
at the college may turn out. to be
of vital Importance in the cheese
industry. The work is as yet far
from finished, but results already
attained seem to indicate that the
outcome may be favorable. The
proposition is to ripen cheese in tin
cans, hermetically sealed. Cheese
makers have always held that this
could not be done. and the manu-
facture for this reason has gone
along in the same old way decade
after decade without advance or
improvement Cans of cheese,
sealed up 6ve weeks ago, and open
ed ait the college two days ago,
showed cheese content of unusual
1y high quality, its age considered.
The texture was friab1e, instead of
tough and waxy, as is usually the
case, and the flavor was perfect. All
who have sampled the product pro-
nounce it Of the finest quality.
Among the latter was State Food
and Dairy Commissioner Bailey,
who confessed himself astouished
at the result. J e
The experiment is the work of
Prof. Pernot of the psychological
department. 1t was undertaken
six weeks ago The problem of
how to produce cheese of a uni-
form flavor has long been prob
lem among cheese experts. 1t has
been attempted in many laborator-
+ ties, always without result. The
present covering of the packages
admits air to the content, and by
this means the organisms which
control the flavor are admitted.
1t was largely in the effort to solve
| the flavor problem that Prof. Per-
not undertook the experiment.
Tin cans of various sizes from
one to FIVE pounds are used. They
are first coated inside with para
fine to prevent tainting from the
tin. The cnrd at the time when it
is readysfo the cheese press is taxi
en- direct from the watts, the cans
are tightly filled with it, put under
good pressure in the cheese press
and allowed to remain over night.
Then the cover is so1dered on. and
the can is laid aside for future use.
It is not necessary to handle them
again until they are placed on
market. Under the old method
constant handling toprevent m ould
and evaporation is necessary.
So far, but two cans have been
opened. Each of these was iden-
tica1 in content. There was no
rind, which is so Objectionable in
the case of the cheese made by ex-
isting methods. On the contrary
every part of the cheese. was
the same. Evaporation, which is
a large source of waste under the
present method, is impossible as
the can prevents, and a pound of
curd yields pound of cheese, even
though the package be shipped
around the world. Of mould,
which causes much annoyance and
waste in the old method, there
was none, the air-tight condition
of the content efectually< prevent
T ing it.
If the experiment ends as sue
|cessfully as the progress so far
Epromises, a large influence will be
exerted by the discovery in the
manufacture and sale of cheese.
The outcome will be watched with
interest.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-02-28
Attention, Taxpayers,

If will assist me materially in getting
up the best possible assessment. each
taxpayers will ascertain and be able to
give when call for his assessment, the
following: The amount of land he owns
in each road and school district, and the
section, township and range in which it
lies. Also, where there are special
school levies, clerks are requested to pro-
vide me with list of taxpayers as shown
by such levy.
Howard L. Bush, Assessor.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-02-28
Dr.. Lowe the we'll known oculo-
optician will be In Corvallis March
II, 10 & 13th.,
Buggy For Sale.

A good vehicle with top. May be seen
at Winegar's feed barn. For further
for particulars inquire OF Alva Thompson
at Corvallis Laundry,
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-02-28
White Wyandottes.

Full-blooded White Wyardotte eggs.
SI.oo per setting of IS. Enquire at this
office.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-02-28

Taylor s. Curry.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-02-28

tendance and neat sum was realized
from the sale OF baskets, A program
was rendered as. follows: Comet
solo, Harold Wilkins; vocal solo,
1--WE Grown SO Used to You, !"
Claud Hale;i recitation, "The Kid I'm
the Uncle off," Verne Lake.; song,
"Rose of Killarney" Adelaide and
Bernetta Sheasgreen; recitation, "a
Voice Fromth Poor House," Mrs.
A. F. Peterson; song, Cora Beckwith;
and vocal selections by the ss"Village
Quartette," composed of Mrs. Ruth
Clark, Mrs Jesse Spencer, Mrs. Fred
Clark and Mrs Sheasgreen. Il @s.-
Time was when Corvallis business
houses were kept open as late as eight
or nine O'Clock at night, and when peo-
pie remained on the streets at cores
pondingly late hours. A change, how
ever, has come over the spirit Of the
times Some business houses close
as early as half-past six, and nearly
all Of them by seven. Within few
minutes after the latter hour the
streets are desefted and silent, and
business men are taking life easy
around the family hea1 thstone or Wis.
iting with the neighbors. That. even
earlier closing will come into vogue,
and resultant more time be left toilere
for epjoym ent at home, is undoubted-
ly a acoming condition. That will be a
way to keep the boys at home and
save them from bad ways into which
they fall by being out at night.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-02-28
Men Wanted.

To work at the Benton County
Sawmill. Apply at the Benton Coun.
Itv Lumber Yard in Corvallis or at the
mill.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-02-28
Glover Leaf Dairy

Buy your Jereey milk and cream q
Glover Leaf Dairy. All our own pro
duction.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-02-28

advertisements in this column charged for
at the rate of 10 cents per line.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-02-28
CITY Stables.

City Stables. =
Notice is hereby given that we have
opened up the City Stables in Corvallis
and that we are well preparep to accom-
modate the livery trade here in a first
class manner. Good attention will be
given to the care of transient stock and
regular boarders. A share of the patron
age is solicited, -
l Vinegar & Hodges.
Wanted
Wood choppers. From 5 to 20. En-
quire of P. "A. Kline.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-03-28
lie Got Thar.

Going down the great /, G, route
from Grenada, Miss, regular old
homespun native of the State entered
the sleeping car and paid for a berth.
He had never been inside Of car of
the kind, and everything astonished
him. When the potter came to make
UP the beds he saw that the native
was greatly perplexed, but as the ma
tive made no direct appeal, it wasn't
his duty to post him. He was the
first one to make preparations for bed.
He glanced anxiously around, pulled
off one boot, and then took rest for
five minutes. When the other boot
came off he had solved the problem.
Pushing his boots under his berth he
started for the rear platform, and
nothing was heard from him for about
ten minutes. Then he put his head
into the door and called out: "All
you uns in thar, look out, for Pm
coming!' And come he did. He had
disrobed while standing on the plat
form, made bundle of coat, vest and
trousers, and as he shot into, bed after
a run up the aisle, he gurgled out;
''Old Mississip' may be little slow,
but she allas gifts thar just the same
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-03-28

II Jesus had lefC nothing but the
Parables, His name would haNe been
imperishahle IN llter4tpre3s # He bad
bequeaohed 10 pos6efity 1othing buf'
the simplicity Of His speech and the
Irresistible logic Of His argument, He
would have had = permanent plact
sameng the orators OF the world; ii He,
had given TO the world nothing but
the commandment, Thou shalt, love
thy neighbor as thyself, = enforced as
Il was by His own example, this one
GIFT would have su11ced to outweigh
the wealth Of the world; II He had
left no record but the Sermon on the
MOUNT, it alone would have made His
natal day worthy ofperpetual celebra-
tion- but all these added to the match
hess majesty OF q perfect life and the In
spring influence Of an all-pervadine
love, are turning the eyes OF an ever
increasing number to the path He trod
from the manger to the cross. vii
liam J. Bryan. za~
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-03-28

Disturbances of strikers are not
nearly as grave as an individual
disorder of the system. Overwork,
loss of sleep, nervous tension will be
followed by utter collapse, unless a
reliable remedy is Immediately en-
ployed. There S nothing SO efficient
to cure disorders OF the Liver or
Kidneys as Electric Bitters. It's a
wonderful tonic, and effective nervine
and the greatest all around medicine
for run down system. 1t dispels
Nervousness, Rheumatism and Neu-
ralgia and expels Malaria germs. Only
SOC, and satisfaction guaranteed by
The Second Glass Drug Store.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-03-28
Legal Sale.
STATE or MISSISSIPPI,
Grenada County.

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, :.
Grenada County. -.
B. g. Duncan, assignee for Mcr-
chants Bank VS.. Shannon & Lawrence.
In pursuance OF writ vendition:
exponas, issued by the circuit clerk OF
said county, will on the first Mon
day III April, the same being the 9th
day Of said month, A. D., 1903, pro-
|ceed to sell to the highest bidder for
cash, within legal hours in front OF
the east door of the court house, the
equity Of redemption in and to the
| following real estate, to-wit:
Lot 123 in block 3, north ward Of
the town Of Holcomb, III said county
and state. This March 4, 1908.
MT at G. B.;JoNxs, Sheriff.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-03-28
Charter of Incorporation
~ OF THE 't
Grenada Trust and Banking COMPANY

Section ~. ". Lee: A. 8. Bell; A Gerard.
29ty sssa,x ssa tnet. ne9.,ss sssse, sHd
der'tee'n der the name n % 81 the Grenada Frast and
as Sa III
:eribsd by Gnspter Ixeaty .FIve ts@ ct The
sippis and the amendments thereof
Section 2~-Tho object and purpose of this
corporation shall be e conduct = general
Trust, Savings and Commerciat bankinS
aud implied, iacSdent thereto; and to guar.
antee titles to real estate to purchasers. with
Section 3.-This corporation may receive
Interest may oT fSer ,Gsn nsns3 on
may bay and sell real estate, mortgages.
stocks, bonds and other personal property;
posft hoxes; may receive on deposit for safe
keeping, stocks, bonds and other valuable
Beotion 4:-The capital stock Of th's corpo-
ration shall be Fifteen Theusand Dollars. d.
vtded into shares OF Fifty Dollars each:
ispoa 80 sbs bs1laas amount not '
Section 5.-The management OF this cor
pt,ratIon shall be con6ded to = board Of not
less than ave. nor more than ffteen. direc-
tors who shalt he. elected annually from,
among the stockholders owning i've or more
shares OF stock, The directors shall elect !,
president and a-eashter.And such other off,
cels and employees as may be necessary Tor
the proper management OF this corporation
Section 6.-AI salaries aud expenses incl
dent TO the nlanaRenent OF this corporation
shall be axed and approved by the board of
directors. 44#% s4
Section7.-A majortty vote OF the stock al
| this corporatiop shall Adopt bylaws for its
| governments. not contr;iry to this Chatter
| the laws of the State, nor OF the United
States. a5~r= s->---s .ss ,7
Section S-The domicile OF this corporation
shall be in Grenada, County OF Grenada
State of Mississippi. So II nll4t:
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-03-28
Tragedy Avertcd.

"Just in the nick of time our little
boy was saved" writes Mrs. w. Wat
kins of Pleasant City, Ohio.
pneumonia had played sad havoc
with him and a terrible cough set in
besides. Doctors treated him, but he
grew worse every day. At length we
tried DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, and our darling was
saved. He's now sound, and we'll. -
Everybody ought to know, it's the
only sure cure for Coughs, Colds and
all Lung diseases. Guaranteed by
The Second Class Drug Store. Price
SOC and S1.OO. Trial bottles free
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-03-28
notice for Pu,,lic.stio,,

L8nU OuEC6 8t ACkSON, 7
Il 4 March s. 1908.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settl. r has flied notice Of his fnteu-
tion 10 make final proof In support { his
claim. and that said proof will lie made be-
fore the a:ha nc sry Clerk. Grenada County al
Grenada. Miss. on April II. 1903. viz: Bob
Cothran. n f No 30363 for the nw4 OF the
seK sec l5. twp q north. range6 east OF
ChOwtAw meridian.
He names the following Witnesses to prose
his continuous residence upon and culttvh-
stion of said land, viz: jim. TNEn& e OF Tor
rance Miss, Tom Patton OF GrAyspOft Miss,
Julius ParsOn. Of Torrance. Miss. Henry
ml4tG FRED W. CoLLIEs, Rexister.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-03-28
The Charter of Incorporation
OF
The 0ak-Hl| Plantation Conpany.

CORPORATE NAME.-The Oak Hill Planta-
Il %;ss;52;3e, Station, Grenada coun
NAMES or PERsoEs FoRM1sa CoRpoRA-
rIoN.-J. b. .Talbert, special agent, and 9th
70 exist thirty years from March 81. 1908.
OBJECT OF INCORPORArIOR.-Fort the i'm
provement and development of certain par
GELS or tracts OF lands situated within the
bounds of the State of Mississippi, and to
conduct a general plantation. and agricul-
TO grow cotton and other agricultural
TO purchase, lease, rent, or otherwise le-
Capital stock to be Ten Thousand Dollars.
divided as follows: One hundred shares Of
one nx1s 70 d1,afs 6a sanh
as provided by. and not Inconsistent, with
oErlcsRs Secretary, Treas
THEIR DUTIES to be determined by, and
fixed by the bylaws. ~S,'.z S.
PowERs TO De EXERCISED May sue and
Judgment and satisfaction before any court,
msy a h have cerpcrsts sis seai may scntrsct
their corporate powers.
May purchase real estate. rel; and convey
real estate, purchase or sell personal prop
esymens Of the same b norssase Or other.
Nay issue bonds md secure them In the
ssies and mag asd I'll 'ss
20 govern tts affairs. not contrary 10 the
lass Of the State. .
Charter. the necessary capltaf stock having
boon already arranged,
ito DO elected later1 - paesident;
1sss,se IAN e $. re eo SSess g
1octed BY board Of direotorsl.
sDa3ed: HARDY Station. Miss, March =. 19os
MS0t8 IS ssssss
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-03-28
We CLEAN the following important

We CLEAN the following important
1saigious facts frosa : recent sernan
By Rev. Harris Gr gs, ! Presbyte-
rian preacher, OF So. Louis:
Thus has the Lord oirded the
earth today with As, 900 miles Of r4ll
way, Ito, 600 miles OF telegraph and
submarine cable, 100000 miles of
postal routes. He Is making the earth
known through 83 geographical socte-
ties. with their 153 geographical jour
mails. =, -. = s---, .-z.ss r.
ssThe Lord has girded the earth
with $1,000, 900 Protestant Chris
tians, and given those in the United
States upward of twenty billion
OF dollars, for the evangelfzation OF
the earth. s.s-ss
''The World s Student Christian fed
Grafton has 14O0 separate associations
among the college student body OF
the earth, and 8O,O student men,
bers, pledged to the evangeltzation OF
all peoples OF the earth.
In the United States there are
100, 600 local Christian young people S
societies, with a membership OF S, 50O,-
900, with more or less of real mission
ary interest.
''There are 80, 900, 900 in Protestant
Sunday schools in tbe world, being
instructed in the worldwide mission
of the Gospel. In the foreign mis-
sion fields there are already, as a re-
suit of this missionary work of the
Lord Jesus, 1900, 900 native Chris
tians and over 4 OOO. 900 adnerentS.
''Since 1894 over $50, 900, 600 copies
of the Scriptures, in whole or in por-
tions, have been distributed in 451
languages and dialects, which are
spoken by 1000, 600, 900 of the people
of the earth.
''Thus the Lord Jesus Christ is
girding the earth according to his
prophecy and power. Oh, Earth! I
girded thee, though thou hast not
known it,"
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-03-28


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Sanford, Jno
Shanks, Abe
Sellers. VIM
ShigOg, JnO
Sherman. w G
Sheeks, o P
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-03-28
Charcoal tor Sale.

Cha renal tor Sale. - -
Two Hundred BarreIssuf Ro6d char
coal cor. sale at 10 cents per buaAel de-
Irene IL Grenada 4 pply u sA1E
MnuroN, Or 40 Tho SEN1Iaz1L of1ce-
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