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The Newark journal., 1903-01-16
Rev. Carlisle p. B. rlartin.

Wayerly, Tex, writes "Of a morning, when first rising, 1 often ind Il troublesome collection of pnlegm, winch produces a cough, and is very hard to disIodge but a small quantity of Ballard's Hore- hound Syrup will at once dislodge 1t, and the trouble is over. l know of no medicine that is equal to it, and 1t is so pleasant to take. 1 can most cordially recommend it to alfTersons, needing n medieine for throat or lung troubles. Price 25c, ,50c, sl.00 bottle at J.I, Sturdi- vaLt S.
The Newark journal., 1903-01-16
Shooting Affrav at BrinkIey.

BrinkIey, Jan. 10.-Between 8 and 9 o'clock last night N. E. House. a druggist, and W. J. Ter rell had combat in which pistols were used. House fired two shots at close range but missed the mark. Terrell closed in on him, threw him to the ground and fired two shots, taking effect in the fingers of Houses right hand, and then struck him several blows on the head, inficting bad bruises. It seems that there had been had feel ings between them for some time.
The Newark journal., 1903-01-16
Governor Buys a rlansion.

Governor Davis has purchased a mansion and will shortly move from the Dunn residence where he has made his home for the past two years. The new home of the chief executive of the state is on the northeast corner of Fifteenth and Broadway, says the Little Rock Gazette. The price paid was 5,500.
The Newark journal., 1903-01-16
Estray Notice.

Strayed or Stolen-A two-year- old, red muley bull, marked with crop off the right and swallow-fork in the left ear. Is dark-red all over except the bush of his tail, which Is white. Last seen near my place on Big creek, in September. A liberal reward will be paid for information leading to his recoy- cry. Clark Gibson, Magnes, Ark.
The Newark journal., 1903-01-16

The Rayenden Hustler brags on its state news service, furnished by the use of patents, when the fact is, three-fourths of the Hustler s state news, like that in all patent papers, is from twelve to sixteen days old. It seems to us that any thing over ten days old is very stale news. But, of course, Broth CT Chun has to blow his horn oc- casionally to keep from getting lost.
The Newark journal., 1903-01-16

If the present session of the leg islature will make provisions for the building of an addition to the insane asylum, the maintainence of q reform school, settle the state convict farm question, provide for new state house and put it's mem beYs on decent salary 1t will be entitled to go down in history as the best in twenty years.
The Newark journal., 1903-01-16

This is how an exchange figures it out: From bushel of corn | distiller gets four gallons of whis- ky, which retails for S16. The government gets $3.60; the farm CT who raised the corn gets forty cents; the railroad gets dollar, the distiller gets S4; the retailer gets 57 and the consumer gets drunk.
The Newark journal., 1903-01-16

The Austin Grit, which was pub lished for awhile as an all-home- print, has adopted patent insides again. The greatest drawback to the well-being of a majority of the country publishers of Arkansas is their inability to break away from that old habit of using patents.
The Newark journal., 1903-01-16

If there was not a decent white republican in Sunflower county, Miss, to take the postofice at Indianola, then there would be some excuse for the stubborn ac- ton of President Roosevelt in clos ing the postoffice at that place. But as it is, Roosevelt has proven himself to be a very childish, mar row-gauged man, totally beneath the dignity of the high office acci- dentally thrust upon him, and has clearly proven himself an inveter- ate enemy of the South.
The Newark journal., 1903-01-16
A Corpse at the Throttle.

Knoxville, Tenn, Jan. 11.-Pas- sengers on an incoming Knoxville & Ohio train rode several miles this afternoon with the hand of a corpse at the throttle of the engine. The train left Buckeye, Tenn, on time and ran through to Carey vile without stopping. Fireman Matlock knew something was wrong when they failed to stop, and stepped to the engineers side of the engine. He found the en- gineer, A. C. Young, dead and he immediately stopped the train. There was wound on the left side of the engineers head, and the supposition is that a piece of stone fell from the side of a cut through the mountains and killed him in stantly. The train ran perhaps eight miles after Young was killed.
The Newark journal., 1903-01-16

Judge Alton B. Parker, of New York, is being prominently men toned as democratic presidential candidate. Judge Parker seems to be all right and wears the distinc- ton of having never been defeat ed for an office. And that is quite q distinction for a New York dem 0crat.
The Newark journal., 1903-01-16

It would take two years of the governors salary to pay for that fifty-fve hundred dollar mansion and, as he claims to have been a poor man when he was elected, are we to understand that our beloved Jeff has been bleeding the trusts on the slXl
The Newark journal., 1903-01-16

The recent severe blizzard and the coal famine brought keen dis tress to thousands of families in the North and many deaths from cold and privation have been re- ported in the daily papers.
The Newark journal., 1903-01-16

The fact that Arkansas built more miles of railroad in 1902 than any state in the union except two, proves that old Arkansas is com ing to the front. Oklahoma built 570 miles, Texas 496 miles and Arkansas 37l miles.
The Newark journal., 1903-01-16
FRIDAY, JANUARY 16,

The exigencies of the times de mand n new state house for Ark ansas and we hope the legislature will definitely settle this matter.
The Newark journal., 1903-01-16

''Whcre is the original Newark Journal2" shrieks the Ravenden Hustler. We are right on the spot, brother; don't become so alarmed. What can we do for you2
The Newark journal., 1903-01-16

President Roosevelt has not made any friends in the South by acting a hog over so small a matter as the Indianola, Miss, postoffice squab- II
The Newark journal., 1903-01-16
Simple Colds.

Cease to be simple, if at all pro- longed. The safest way is to put item aside at the very beginning, Ballard's Horehound Syrup stops a cold and removes the cause of colds. 25c, 50c and s1.00 at Sturd1 wants Drug Store. I
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-18
Goganmeloelie.
sSnorc WisiiOns Almanaf.

9enne 4lmonat, hpis Omfld9 ed
rer bet Imutte giqebe at ben bpioe
Due meb Olie6labet / fin Neb, toms
mer 6bert Qur Iom en- 5reoens Sules
6ilIen til os fra bet fare, qamle 5G
0relanb, og / Qlar fommer ben DisIe=
Zig life fdttigere enb %i9opdnlig.
5oruOen ben alminoeli9e Nlmundt
meb meget interesiante Smaaartifs
Ter ON Soinets apgt og pleje, om
9ru9 % Misbrug at Iterfe Orifte,
pm 9oagets &loOe og ON NAfpOteS
9jenbetenbelIe inbeboloer ben en- fpls
Zig Yr9oiten al Stiftsprooit 3eu
then, TO fernefuloe Sange at Spgnes
preit Sobn Sonien, bet brittle Sl=
belielifabs 6iitorie at paitor paul
Oloenburg, oWeo puraoiIets port"
2egenoe efter Salmuo, Seq JOB, men
mit Sjerte baaeeoe". Yrebiten al
Slf Hi6drb, ,@amle Marie" al Sn-
bremisiionar g. 9lpmberg, st Ge;=
ieminbe" at Sogneprait Oluf Slufs
fen % ,Daglig 8ibellasnin9", uos
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-18

Iom ON 6jertet fob title | 9dm;
men 6oriattelien; 9at bpao 5 beOs
: 6a6eren DIN / nit Ram, Ital Oeoerfds
res eber, Tom til at itaa Iaa lepen0e
for BAN 90 gioroe cam trp8, % en-
efter en- %forioanOt be ale uben At 6dpc
Itubt.
@n Sang efter &rigen bapoe De be-
Iuttet, at . isiionGren og 29reriIe
ftuloe ffo9tes os aoes, Iom Git bar,
at nooen iiulOe. % bele 0a9en laoes
perIoner fife runnt ON .0niet for IT
nappe benz, naar be tom noenfor.
Men Baton pioite 8eiteO, og bele pa
cen tilbragte De / Bon og bleo reobef.
Men bette er fun ct Bar 3rGf no al
he oaqli9e g%egipen6eoer. 5 Sanna
bebll ban MATTE iaa meO 8raao.
Gn ON mulig enbnu itprre 9ins
bring for bans girtiombeo bar *
bibles, iaafdlote v8rtitnes", SpfSr'
fel. Meoens Baton sjorbe alt, bDdb
ban funoe, for at itdnbie De eoel9es
eenoe arigs, par Der en- 5anDslSs
mdnb, iom foruben at lebe ct fen
bigt aib, %beitanbis opeggebe be Diloe
til &rig, for at ban flnoe fdd mere
QffQtnine pad 9eb9rer % 4mmnnts
ton, iom ban Ida Iol9te til ublt
priier. Gn dnben frdtpg Wisfion9s
rem en- M 8adb pg gap BAN en- garl@
mel, parbiles / SteOet for. @n am
ben Sang tom en- &optejn / 2anb og
f%ortalte moi Iad b%gjreitet, at MI ltul0e
ban mart faa rpOoet ben belle . for
pilbe, at be bpibe funoe fomme til;
ban bdooe mmlig fire W9sltngss
patienter omborb, be Ifulne iGttes /
9anb, oo iaa itlloe bet lite tdge ret
lang 5ib. gatons melt inotrengenbe
@oparsler bjalp intel. Som ldgt,
faa giort. Og Gpibemien greb ON
fla meb poloIom Surtigbeb. De itots
fels biloe leb utrpligt. De grop fig
/ SorDen, be tditeoe fig | 8anbet for
at inbe Qffsling og 6poe | tore
Maaier. Baton pg en- trofait Y2eos
bjqlper itaffebe 9inbring Iad ldngt,
fom be funoe, mel ne tunbe tun asre
iaa liot for at itanoie Sb9oommen,
% ran mener, at en- 3reOieoel al
gefoltningen osOe.
Suit beo benne 3iO babbe Baton
til i'm itore 9l9oe faaet en- op9tig %
tar Meobialper / Paitor Soniton ira
Roba Scotia, til boem ban latte Itoye
5orbad6ninger. Wieu iom 5ottet bar
5leoet oprgrt paa be brine. foroi oe
bapee padfsrt osm oenne Spgoom,
ItrG6ts be Dem efter 9ioet. % SonItor
lit ct G9acilag / 6ooebet, ION baboe
til 5elge. at ban os6e tort efier. Saa
itoo Baton after me. iii be andre
ltgerninaer 6apoe be bbioe bd ogiad
fgjst oeRne. at be LOB 5ottet %foritad,
al be life oiloe banDle meo Dem. fpg
be Ifaffeoe g}isItouarerne al @eien,
og BET par juIt. boao Der imagte SGD
pg Blob.
Soale6es potieoe 6aren Dag for
Dag. % mart odr ban ingen SteOS
filter. Sjalbent turbe ban afgre T5
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-18
9friftlteoer til 6ber Dag

Dalgte Striftlteoer til bpsr Dag /
Maret.
Snbre MisiiOns almanat f0rtjener
I fulot Maal er rig uobreoeIIe blanot
os Donife paa bsnne She at Ntlans
ter6apet. Den faces / 9oniI6 2ut1.
qubl. 0ouIe, BLAIR, gte6r., til en-
en- pris of 20 Gents.
(x-y)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-18

for at batte SnteresIe for 0lisiionen.
st Misfionsltib blep bDgget iGrlt8
peo ggrncnes @aper, bporoeb 6or-
binoeIien melem 9jemlanoet og Wliss
iionsmarterne bleD lettet b~etDDeligt.
SITTER at 6ape batt en- Del Snteresie
/ Quitralien og Iamlet Ell flor Gum
penge, bleo Baton Ienbt biem til
Seotlano / famine gjemeb. !9ans
Reiie I9fteOes, Og inart funoe ban
rejis til6age og fsre en- 9ruO meo
fig. Eli i'm SOrg bleO ban life ienot
til Gamma, men til en- anben . -
4nipa.
Der ibnes IaaIebes tun at bore
uorettet libt paa Gamma beb bans fem
Qars 9irtiombeO. Dog nbf9ben bar
lagt | Soroen, og 5rugten noebleb
life. 6dn ppnddeoe ben 9l9oe Ienere
at ie Nr6eioet optaget paa Gamma.
pda Nnind u~Ofolbeoe ban en- rig
9irtiombeo, oa Solicit fpnes mere
mootageligt for @pangeliet. San
o%berfdtte Dele at 8ibelen og l9rte
no9le at Dem at leie. Solicit bar bill
ligt til at bjelpe meb 8pgningsurz
bejoet og 8renOgrabning. og bbdb Der
ifuloe gpres. ut man funbe faa ferit
8dnb beo at grade neb | Sprben,
tunoe be lite foritua; men ba be Iad,
at bet oirtelig tunbe labe Iig gre,
bleb og5ad bette ct Wiobel iii at bragg
Dem n9rmere til ben Ianbe Sub. De
b~etrd9teoe WlisIion9ren Iom beres6az
Der og bite Jig o9iad / mango Waaber
JON Born : finite Og lboige8grn -
oper for BAN. Oar be uretf9r0i9e
mob BAN, tunoe ban Blot true meo
at rejie fra benz, iaa lfulbe aft mart
tomme | OrDen. Mange 8aratterz
ifilbrin9er giper ban os at bette Soft,
ION piier at piloe aaniboler fan /
inOerligite 5OritunO blipe gern at
ben idnbe Sub - Der pibner ON, at
&riiti araft fan ggre ct lobleIt Mens
neife til ct lnbigt SUBS Barn - ON
ariiti aGrligbeo, Der Tan imelte ielo
De 6aaroeite 0jerter og 6ringe 2Ds
% 5reo og @lGoe / bet melt former-
tet SinO. Seq itdl blot forta0e ct
Bar 5rGt. @n gamnel 6epoing
blep ombenot. San bleo Iaa greben
al 8riltus at ban fun IGNITE pad at
leoe for % me0 BAN, ban bar til
tor 6jalp oeo OoerIattelien al 81
6elen % bar 6jertens glao, oa ban
nadebe iau Oiot, at ban ielp tunoe
begpn0e at itdDe liOt ben. 9a Misz
Iion9rerne itulOe BABE aonfetente
pda en- at De andre ger, boo ban Iod
meqet ON at mautte fomme meO for
al ie 5eiu 0lisIionar, at qoton to9
BAN meo Itent ban net tlnoe ie, at
bet oiloe 6liOe en- orsi Eur for ben
gamle. SIR ban rejfte gift ban om=
firing til fine llnberidatter o9 Fors
tate, at ban Oiit life tom tilbuge til
oem igen, t6i ban oitoe pit NOT faa
2o0 til at gaa biem til Seius, nuar
ban tom ober paa ben fremmeoe ..
6an formaneoe Dem 6erfor tarligt til
at ompenoe fig tilSeiu8 og tjene BAN,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-18

fine al9oer mere, men maatte neIten
Iope % page pda en- Sang. 6an
begbnbte ba ogIaa at oberpeie, ON
bet life bar rudoeIigit / at Sab f0r
en- lib at forlaOe Zen, bbiltet ogida
fdtot 6am fbprt at tente paa, bq ban
bog babbe l9rt oeres Sprog ganite
gobt. Gn Mdno, paa 6oem Oroet til
i~bneldbenbe bopoe pirfet liot, bleD
oposib9. 6on ienote gub efter Mis=
iion6ren, iom ogiaa tom. SITTER at
ale andre bar gdaet, latte WisIios
n9ren Jig neo Deb bans SHE % tdlte
men BAN. 9luOielig traffer ben fDge
en- lang 9nio frem og retter Den MOD
Patons grbit - bet bar Meningen,
at ban Tfulbe mDrbe Misfion9ren,
mems be andre lob beres 9ej. Denne
penote beitbrtet biem til tit gus. Gen
I~tattels Manb bsbe, og ben enc at
bans 6uitruer blep b9ngt, og ben
anben foult for at be meb BAN, iom
Stit bar. Baton maQtte MI forldoe
MISREPRESENTATION oe al fin Gjenbom
% Webicin, Ipm aft blep Hop for
be pilbe. t6dn Tom til en- inbfebt,
Iom bar benlig o%oerfor BAN og leo>
idgebe BAN til Stationen pdd Spoz
iiben at Zen. Ser boeoe ban en- fort
5io o9 prepeoe iammen men Miss
Iion9ren Der at gsre nogle SmaGs
refer inb / 2anDet. Men 6arerae
blep Iaa truenbe, at be mart MATTE
6oloe op.
Gn often, juit iom Baton bar
falben / Sebn, Tom bans 9uno %
p9ttebe Dam. 6uiet bar omringet af
bebebneoe Soft, og &irten bar iat /
8rdnb. Baton iprang ubenfor; men
MI Itulbe bet p9re 9loor, MI ItulOe
be alle brebes. De itob runOt oms
firing BAN parate til at ifpbe, Der
manglebe fun, at ben fsrite ftulOe
FIRE lss. Baton bibIte fun ct At
gre = rdabe til t9erren og obergioe
fig / bans 6aanO. 0a lnoer Der Ell
Suien og 9ruien i 3rperne. Be
boerne blioer fOrtumleoe, be beO,
bpab bet 6etboer, bet er en- al be frDgs
telige Storme meo Hegnitpl, Der brp
Der lgs. Hegnen itnrter neo / Strpmz
me, meoens be raaber: Oct er Sc
booas Hegn, ban bi9lper benz" %
pet par De. Uien Baton faloer poa
ana % tatter 6erren for ben bib
unosrliae ReOning. 9innen barer
Sfoen bort fra 6uiet, iod Get bliOer
reooet. 0og, bet ItulOe g6res mn.
Rate Dag iamlebes De igeu for ut
tage lat, bpor be MATTE Hippo ON
Ratten. Da looer pluoielig Raa6e!:
Sell! Sell Sa, bet par p~irtelig Iaa,
6erren baboe after freIit BEN. Gtis
BET la9oe til 2ano; Del tom for at
fere Misfonarerre og Oeres 3pj ODER
til 6oOeoiiationen paa en- anben ..
Der bar MI 6sGer lite no9et at be-
t9nte fig paa; be %reiIte.
Den anben Misfonar beoe mart
efter, og efter at Baton 5apbe 6Oilet
fig liot. 6leo man enige ON at ienbe
9aton paa en- 3eiie til Quitrulien
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-18

% Tad oare goOe mob Misiion9ren.
Def gif Iom ban mente ban TT
| 9jemloo inben ban tom tilbdge.
@n rig pngre ManO bleb ombenOt,
% 6leo en- at Misiionorens met benz
gione. 6an fit flere 9ange 2ejltg>
6eo til at biIe, at ban bar beberftet
At ariIti Sinh. 9an gdlgfprog bar;
Seq er Ell 8riiten, og mac banble iom
en- ariiter. pa Baton Ituloe gore
en- aejie til Nuitralien tog ban oenns
Manb, Wongom, meD for 6eore 1T
patte Snteresie, bDilfet ogida lpttez
bes. gaa en- Rejie Der fit Baton
Telegram fra fin 5uitru, Iom bOeoe
/ 8ilba, at bun bar pluoiel bleben
Ibg, Do ban maotte itrdts rejie til
benOe. 9dn CAB Mongom Billet %
pberloo BAN til en- aonouftpr, iom
lobeoe at tage fig al BAN. Goget ef'
ter tom nogle Spre, beltleote, fpm
fpreqap at be bar gamle 8enner al
Baton og at be NOT ffuloe beiprge
benne Manb til &ilod. De fit BAN
laa, men tog BAN inb | en- 2aitens
9ule, og bilbe babe BAN til at brit
fe. pa ban n99tebe bet, tog be BAN
meO Magt og balbte 8renoepin |
bam, til ban neiten bar osb. Saa
pl1norebe be BAN, fmeb BAN uo pad
@aben og lob bam lig9e. Sa ban
fom til fig felO igen, fanot ban neb
til Stdtionen, men funbe life fdd
8iaet for ben enc pennb, ban bdDoe
tibage. 9a ban enoelig bdDbe itaaet
ben bele Dag og fuaet bberfen baaot
e1er tprt, bar bog en- tarlig NOT til
at gioe BAN noget at ipiie, p9 oa ban
igen babbe pentet lang 5ib for at
tomme meo 3oget, gap en- anben BAN
8iqet. Saa naaeoe ban MisiionGs
rens, men bar MI / n9iten tire Tiger
uben Sans og Sumlin9. Saa fom
be 6jem til Qnipd, og bet idd uo til,
at ban Ifulbe TONNE Jig. Wlen III
bite bet Jig, at bans 9obeo 6dp0e
taget Sfdoe. DE 6piOe M9nO bar
eoela9t nit 9obeO," fldgeoe ban Be
Itdnoig. 6an 6leO b9rre og pGrrs.
Raor bet tom oper BAN bar ban grue
fom MOB i'm 9uitru, bilbe ore6e
Miisiion9ren, Ilo9 aft / Stpfter /
6uiet. 9aar bet Iaa bar oDer, grGo
% tla9eoe BAN fig: seq oil life gere
Del, men jeg fan lite gre for bet, noar
Oct tommer oDer mig, iaQ bliDer js9
ono, ornb mig fun, bette 9ib er lite
bQro at lepe, bet er be 6Di0e WGno,
ION far foroarOet nit 6obeOl" @an
bleo ligefrem farlig, og en- bitten 6leD
ban ifuot al nogle 6eOnin9er." 6Oar
mon 9uo far 'at ii9e Disie 6pioc
8ieble, fom foroerpeoe Mongoms
6opso2" Ipurger Baton.
5 i'm QlloerOom gjoroe 9aton fere
HeiIer til @urOPo, iarlig arbejOeOe
ban for at ItanOie 5noferelfen al
ftarfe 9titte og @eoarer. 6ler5
%europeilfe 2anOe git inb Der paa.
IS bette 9jemeb gGiteoe ran pgioo
De forenepe Stater, og fremidtte fin
gegaring for PrG1iOenterne 6arriion
og 6lepelanO, uoen Dog Der at opnao
noget beitemt HeIultat. s 1895
g9itebe ban ogida fit 5GorelanO %
ar6eibebe i6Grbigt for Misiipnen. 8
en- at fine iiOIte 9aler Der, giper bar
en- SperIigt oper Misiionen paa Nr
6ebriber, og flyer 6lanbt anbet, at
Gbongeliet bar MI ubrettet bet at Ser
pad bisie Ger er $1,000 ariitne, fom
oa9liq bolber beres Mlor9enz % Nf
%tenanoagt, iom life toger ct Madltif
uoen at neobebe SUBS 8eliignelie. -
9i tilbeoer Sub for bans belize
Oros Strait % Chs, og hi tror at bet
ital gaa frem iejrri9t o9 fOr at iejre.
Water Valley progress., 1903-05-02
FIRE HUNTING FOR DUCKS.
One Method by WAich Southern Pot
Hunters XIII the Fowl by
WhOlesale.

Migration having thinned out the
ducks pretty well along the gulf coast,
the fre-hunters will put up their guns
and wait for another season, but they
had good time at their peculiar sport
while it lasted and made money. This
way of killing ducks is simplicity it
self, but owing to the conditions there
is entirely successful, says the New
York Sun.
The fire hunters first locate . roost,
which is an easy thing to do, by watch
ing where the focks pitch at sundown.
Ducks il undisturbed will continue to
roost on the same piece of water all
through the season.
Having found the roost, the hunters
get their boat, which is large skiff
having wooden platform built across
its bows, platform about yard
square. On this platform they put
clay. to the depth of three inches, Nok-
ing Of it an open fireplace. Then they
take the oars and start little before
dark.
Probably they have a row of five
miles and are in no hurry. They in
tend to reach the roost about 10
o'clock, when the ducks have become
settled for the night. Three men are
in the boat, two rowing and one steer
ing, and when the time comes they will
ell use their guns.
Water Valley progress., 1903-05-02
A SOCIETY PAIL.
Mary Had Her Notions About Appear.
lag Before Gnests I'm Pre-
sentab1e Form.

Mary il an humble, but none the less
indispensable, servitor in an uptown res
taurant. In the small hours of the morn
ing she comes in and cleans the woodwork
and the bar fiooS. so that they will be
presentable to the patrons of the next day.
Recently she waited after her usual hours
in the morning until the steward came in.
relates the New York Times.
PLEASE, sir, may / speak to you?" she
asked.
What is it, Mary?" he said.
II have . complaint to make" she con-
tinued. Its about that Annie, who
cleans up the place above. I had nice
pail, sir, : new one, and put it in the
cellar, and. Annie's come along and took
it."
We'll, you've got another one, haven't
you?" he asked.
Yes, sir; but look at it. You wouldn't
expect lady to come up where there
may be guests and have pail like that,
would you, sir ?"
And, appreciating Mary's feelings, which
were indicated by the tears that were
glistening in her eyes, the steward said he
wouldn't.
Water Valley progress., 1903-05-02
THE WINTER BUGS REVENGE.
RetaMates Upon = Prying Entomo1o-
vist Who Pokes Into Its Fam.
lily History

Anx alarming state of affairs exists in .
Michigan town, where q scientist-and am
entomologist at that-has been bitten by
bug. If there is any one whom one would
imagie bug would respect 1t would be an
entomologist. for he spends his life in the
uplifting Of the bug species; but is seems
not, says the St. Paul Globe This, how
ever, was an exaggerated case, as the
gcientist in question went all the way to
Michigan from Washington to sturdy into
the habits and haunts Of the winter bug.
and it was the winter bug that bit him.
He was bitten on the chin and soon lapsed
into . semi-conscious condition, and it 10
exceedingly doubtful whether he will ever
be able again to engage in the pleasant oc-
cupation Of chasing bugs. It was undobt-
edly bug that was not inoculated with
the modern spirit Of scientific investiga-
ton that bit the professor; it resented
anybody prying into it. manner of living
ard desired no assistance until it was
asked for It can be fairly said that it was
the very best bite Of the winter bug, and it
Is to be hoped that the summer bug is Of
. kindlier nature and knows little more
about modern science a. she u now
worked
Water Valley progress., 1903-05-02

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