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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1903-07-24

THE most popular pastime these
warm summer days is listening to
the growing of the corn.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1903-07-24

Soda water, all favors, at the Fry
Drug Company.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1903-07-24
Saturday, July 25, 1908,

expose to public sale to the highest bidder, for
cash. at the east door Of the courthouse in the
town OF Camden, Tennessee, the tract of land
belonging to j. w. Lawrence, the said land be-
ingsituated in the eighth civil district of Benton
County, Tennessee, and bounded as follows, to-
wit: On the north by Patford, east by Balyew,
south by the Pethal lands, and west by PaifOrd
The same was condemned and OrderedtO be sold
by the Circuit Court of Benton County. Tonnes
see, at the June term, 1903, to satisfy Judgment
in favor of w. Caraway and against J. w. Law
renee for the sum of Sl39 SO and cost
This June D. 1903.
r. d. McCORD, Cheriff.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1903-07-24

[ have a remnant of nice sum-
mer hats which will be closed out
at cost. Mrs. 5. y. Travis.
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Sale of Land.
w. Caraway vs.. ]. w. Lawrence.

ByVirtue of venditioni eXpOnas inmy hands,
issued by l.. r. Watson, Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Benton County, Tennessee, will on
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1903-07-24
Sale Of Land.
j. F. DOwdy VS.. John BaIyew.

BYvirtue Of a venditioni exponas in my hands,
issued by L. Il. Watson, Clerk Of the Circuit
Court of Benton County. Tennessee, ! win on
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1903-07-24
Sale of Land.
]. F. DOwdy VS.. AImon AIdriCh.

Byvirtue of a venditioni eXpOnas in my hands,
issued by l.. r.. Watson, Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Benton County, Tennessee, will on
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1903-07-24
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-16
- Ser Sultan pon U.oroffo perSudi

Der Sultan bon Ufarotfo berIu6t
es. in 5rnnfreid einen gump sum See
trdse bon $4,000. 900 ansuIssen.
- 8riessminiisr Moobs bat oer sri.
li3 bon Sainois elm SGreibsn ssfanbt, in
ipsI6sm oeren SiilfeIeiifunsen BEL ben
iiinsften Niiiiiiippt' usberf rfIuibunssn an.
ertannt beroen.
- Die l8 @rubenarbeiter, ipeIHe in
Der porlebten 9ienitue Na6t in Der Big
Diountnin Slope. bel Sbamoiin, bers
idiittet tpurben, iinb am Miiiipo& aae
inberlsbt bon elmer Rsttunssmanni6aft.
ipel6e ii& unter GROCER @sfabr burd
einen nufsesebenen SGn1t su ibnsn
Sur48sarbeitet bate. serettst pOrben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-16
LSAuls . eb6rbe.

Dr. @. s. SosIin, ber felt ,tpei Sab.
rem 8rincipal Der SoGi1ule mar. tpuroe
in Der am Nontae Abenb abesbaItenen
8eriammIuns abeeiest unb aIs iein
yia&folser u. 5. 8sass. grofeiIor Der
@temie oortielbf. erpdbIt. Dle BE.
ftlubnabme eripiss fi6 als cine auaes
meins nebsrruiGuns unb bas betreff. Gos
mite enii4Iob iid erit Elm paar Dlinutsn
Dor 6er 8eriummluns in oisIem Sinne.
gS ihlus Dor, baB nQe 2ebrer in ber
Sotftule, nit ausnnbms BON Or. Soss
lin. pieoerernannt tperben iolIten, unb
Dab Prof. Beaes oils beHsn Ra&foIesr
nit sinem Salair bon SO, 500 erpdbIt
peroe. Die 8ori&Idse tpurben tpie ge.
ma4t aneenommen. Rein @runo fiir
bic aenoeruns tparb aneeeebsn. au@
tpurbe ni6t anseoeutet. tper oils Ra&fol.
ger bon Prof. @eaes ernannt psrben
plrbe.
9as 2sbrsr Gomits i6Ius Dor, bab ale
pdbrenb bes Detfioiienen Sabrss ansss
itellten 2ebrer tpieber ernannt iperoen
foaten. nit sIuSnabme FOLDER, bic reiis.
nirtsn. unb bsHsn 8ori6Ias iparb anse.
nommen, iOpie auh Der bon bemieIben
unterbreitets S@ulfalenbsr fiir bas na&.
he Sabr, uno mebrere Aenbsrunssn in
ben Dihriitslinien. Supt. pbiQips op.
ponirte Der gr6Tnuns Der S&ulsn am T.
September. benz Arbeiter'2aee, bod Iieb
bic 8ebbrbe isinen Brotsit unbea1tet.
Gin 8ori&las oss 8au Gomitss. bab
bic SbuIen go. IA, 25 unb 33 nit Der
als 8irfer 8enber Npparat befannten
neusn patentirten SeuerretiunssIsitsr
perisben tperben iOuen, murbe euisebsi.
Ben, trosbsm elm paar Witelisber barii.
bsr tpiBelten. auf 9oridlae bes SIN.
bersartsn Gomiies ipurbsn nit ausnubme
BON stpei. aae bisberisen kindergarten
2ebrer tpieoerernannt.
8oriiBer Srancois bonn Sinan, Gomiis
beri4tete. bab Der S6dsI bsr 8sbbrbs
tpieoer leer lei uno baraufbin parb bas
GOmits infruirt. esniisenb @eIb su bor.
gen. um alls ausfebsnben S&ulbsn au
tileen. Serr Sranepis erfI6rie peiter,
oab Elm Beri@t tibsr bic proistiirte Bomb,
auseabe eema&t tperben pdrbe, IobaIb
bas @omits bic n5lbissn Punits burfber
erfabren babe. 8Oriiser Ssnninss Isets
ben neuen StubienpIan fiir bic SoGi6uIe
Dor unb ertIdrte babti. bob bic Mn3abl
Der au ipdbIenben Stubisn bsosutenb rec
buslrt iporesn isi. Der PIan purbs bon
Der 8eb6rbe beitdtiet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-16

- Cine Sspsi&s aus Rraiau, Ga,
Iiiien. melbet. bab bort 36 &inbsr mad
oem @enub bon nereiftetsm @anbp Itars
ben. Drei Rerle tpurben unter oem
8erbn&t, bas slftise 8udsrpsrt pers
tbsiIt su babsn, perbaftst.
-Sn Berlin bat iiG nit einsm boil
einesssi@netsn Aftisnfopital bon elmer
UhaiOn Dlarf e,n Spnbilat eebilbet,
peIGss in Dsuti4s sSlDnsh. 4frita 9ias
mantsnfelber ausbeuten nil. So ioaen
ii1 in Der bsutiden GoIonie psts Sire.
den bsHslbsn ioeenannten 8Iausranbes
beinben, in ipel&em bel Kimberley bic
bsrtibmtsn 2apbiamantsn boriommsn.
Die Ausii@ten ffir bas nnternebmsn fol.
len sana erobartiss iein.
= Die bon ben Miin3en i'm Often mad
San francisco eeitidten 8eamten. bic
oas @eIb in ber bOrtisen Wlnss sdbIsn
iOltsn, fno Oamit fertis unO bsri&teisn,
onb fe aasS in Orbnuns poreefunben
bdtten. Sic adbltsn tibsr s93. .000, 900
in @oIb, $4,000. 900 in SiIbsr, uub
possn nubsrbsm nod $50. 900. 900 in
unetmiinatsm Weiaa. gs IL bies bsr
sr6bie in Der San 5ransiseOsr Nanss ie
esidblte 8etras,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-16
Mors eerauton.

-Sobn Ring bon @sR Rarist Str.
Elm an8efeuter ber Norb gnbe 2obIen
@ompanie Diine, etbielt am SamItag
fshr i&meraIi&e 8erlesunesn, aIs Elm
Dsdsnfaa iib sreisnete unb ibn tbsiI'
tusiis bserub.
= Der StaIisnsr Better 2eparb bon
l246 Diamenb abenue ipurbe sehern an
ber @de bon 2adaipanna unb Ysnn 4bes
nuss bon bem SoteI Sermpn @assn iibsrs
fabren. SO ipurben ibm bsibe Beins ses
bro4en unb er trus aud ionfti8s @srles.
unssn babon.
- Gin nit SoIsIobIe beIabener @lters
tpussn- auf Der Ontario unb @efsrn
Dei&e au Bari 9Iaee seristb Donners
flag INN Mittsrna6t in 8ranb, nabr.
f&sinli& bur1 SsIbtsntsanbuns. unb
bic aIarmirte Seuertpebr muBte filr cine
Stunbe tiihtie arbeiten, ebs fe bic
SIammsn beipdItissn fOnnis.
gilbert 8ries. ber por etipa Dodens
frih. aIs er nit einem anberen @efanse.
men an @resn Ribes Str. .nabs BEN county
@efdnsnib. bei4dftist mar unb babel
iein Gnttpei&en bstperihelIists, 1T ipdt
Samitae Nadt in WiIfss.Barre uieber
binefeR eema&t tpprben unb am Montae
tuisbsr inS @sfdnsuiB sehsdt tpOrbsn.
-SeIir ntsnofsii bon Ras gus abs.
unb als Wiiner in Der Bon StorH Ssde
anBefeat. tpurbe am SisnRas tpdbrenb
ber arbeit in f&limmer @eiie psrlebt,
inbem cine beripdtete Spreusuns srfoIste,
eeraSe als er tuieber feline 2ammsrbif.
nuns betrat. 9ie fiesenbsn &obIenidde
trafen ibn unb IfieBen ibn nieber, bod
feline Witurbeitsr. burd feline Sdlfsrufs
bsrbeiseIodt, braGten ibn i&nsa in 81.
4erbeit unb bann tuarb er bsimssidaffi
unb drstli& bebanbeIt.
Ser 3sssr 8iaiam Disss bon
Beit Warfet Strabe, ber sbsn aus BEN
SoipitaI entIahen tporben mar, begut
ii& am Samitas Ra&t mad isinsr Bob.
uun8 unb na&bsm &c aQe Senfer une
Iblren bernaselt bate. ma6te er ft
nit elmer art baran. feline ennse Gin.
ri&tuns au 3ertrimmern. Die 8oli,ei
uerbuftets ben 2erI ipdtsr unb er part
flr isin ssridtIi6es @riHeinen unter
BGrei&aft seiteLlt. Sein eanssr aerest
befanb barin. 6aB feline @attin Ii& mel.
serts, NIT ibm bsim su ssbsn, sbs iis lbrs
Irbsit roaenbst bate.
Die 8OrratbsOffics bss 2obIsnbs.
partements ber 8. & $. gompanie, GEE
rabe sesenGber osr bieiieen 8ubnRuiiou
ber Gompanis, ipurbe porlsbte Dienftae
ala&t um ss40 8aarssIb beiiobIsn. baS
Ii6 in BEN @ep5lbe befanb. Ser Dieb,
ftabI ipurbe bon elmer Yerion poqfdbrt.
Die nit allen gin;eIbsitsn beiannt III.
benn bieielbe bate einen S9llHeI sut
Etare unb 1T aud nit Der Combination
bss @eipblbes bsfnnnt. ioipis bsm se.
beimen Sad in bemielben, in tpeIhem
oas @elb uertpabrt mar. Sc pirb ans
senommen, bab Elm frdberer Mnsshsllter
ber @ompanie ber Dieb 1T, bod finb biz
8samten Der @ompnnie unb bic 9olissi
iiter bic AnseIesenbeit isbr peri1loEen,
SO bieB, baB bas @ep5Ibe nit Dpnamii
seiprsnet tpotoen mar, bod bisies tpirt
uon ber poIi3si nit 8siiimmtbeit berneini
unb bas @srd&t tparb aueenf4einIiG
nur perbeitet, um ben Gni&ein su geben,
oab profeiiionele @inbre@er bic Sbai
UOafdbrtsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-16
Spuren elmer alien @binefennies
berlafimne In Wfericp.

Doitor 6. 3. Robun. ber i'm Sabre
1894 WiteIisb bsr 0eaman'f&en arttis
i9sn Expedition mar. fam auf bsm 8ese
BON MsIieo na4 Daibinston in 8anins
@iis, Wo.. on. SIN Msrico hanb er nit
elmer Bsreperf 9eieai@uft in 8srbin.
buns. SoitOr Nobun ersdbIt bon fiirs.
lid IN einem perlaiienen &Iofter entbeds
ten 800 bis 400 tpeibIiden SieIetten.
Das 8IOiter bsfinOet Iib 80 NsiIsn tpeit.
lid bon Ulaeo3uri in ben Bergen bes
n6rbli&en Wsrico inmittsn elmer tpilbsn,
einiamen @seenb. 8sreleute, neIbe
auf Der Su@e nud psrbpr8enen S&aben
paren. fanbsn bic SteIstte. Doltcr Dlo.
bun ssist msbrere in bem SloIfsr aufee.
nommsns pbotosrapbien, bic in srsiiba.
rer DsutIi&ieit bic Saufsn meni4Ii6sr
8no&en seisen.
..9is Ra&riat iber bisisn Sunb".
fnete Doiior Wlobun, III bis Jest nod
niGt in bic AubsnipsIt ssbrunssn. Mis
bic Srauen ben Cob srlitten, if cine
5raee. Die SfeIette babsn bort bisI.
lsi1t ibon 1000 Sabre seIessn, pisqsi1t
pur6sn bic Srauen au& bel BEN Istten
sroBsn Grbbsbsn in iensr @sssn6 in
1882 sstbbtst. SD bin Der NnR&t. bab
bic @sssnb su alsrsrit bon Gbinsisn be.
fsbsIt nar, unb bub bieie Srauen gbines
iinnen tparsn. Die SPsIstte finb alIe bon
fleiner Siaiur. Au8enf&einIi& uurbe
gar fsin 8sriu& semaGt, bic 2siHsn
ieinsr 3eit su bsrbsrsen. ubtpObl sinies
nit Sunb unb Trlmmern bebsdt fino."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-16
-epiOne ses euItaus.~

9eter 2rureebian, 8sbaftsur bes in
Bolton eriheinenbsn .,Netu armenian,
puree bel Der DUDLEY Strabe Station
6aielbif bur& einen 8epolpsridub ee.
fdbrli& peripunoet. aIs 9bdter bsrbaf.
tete man sinen armenier 0amens Sa.
muel 9ubian. Der 8ertpunbste iaete,
@ubian isi elm Spion bss tiiriii&en Sui.
tans. binter itm berseididt, um ibn ipes
gen feiner Beiiirtportuns ber armsnii&en
Sade su ermorben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-16

sd- 9uts Arbsit su mdBissn grsiIsn
Iisfsrt bic ,,Dp&snbIatt" Dffies.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-16
9eutf&s 8risfIiRs.

= 0r. SamusI, Der 2orbmapor bon
Sunbcn, Iobts BEL BEN Srlbhdd. bas sr
ben ameriianii&sn Offieieren CAB, pab
bic 8sreinistsn Staaten bic Betition &C.
gen bas 2ii&instp' Wufaers untsrfiibsn
- @ie aus bsr S6psia semeIbet
tpirb, plant man sur Sunbsriiabrfsier
bon S&iasr's ..Gsa" in gItoOrf cine
auffabruns bisIss Stddes. Auf Nn'
reauna Der RatIis @ommiifiOn lou aubsrs
BEN auf RliIi uber Dor bem Sdiaers
Stein am 8ierpalbRdtter See Elm Bsibes
Ait ftatiinben, on benz ii& bas 6dnser'
bolt bsr llrlanipns bstbsiIissn iOa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-16

Srri @abl,eitrn ben Sag unb bod
oem 0erbun8ern nabe. Ser 4nblid bsr
Spelien srtpedt idon Eel 8ielsn uebeIs
tsit; Der @aeen 1T auBsr Orbnuns unb
eas sanse Spfem leibet barunter. Serr
VI. 8. pefers in @rpfuI. Soipa, sibt
uns feline @rfcbruns in SoIsenbem:
.,Ssit einem Sabre lit i'd an nnpsroau.
li4feit uno truroe bubur6 10 idwad,
6ab i'd nidt msbr arbsitsn fonnte.
Sorni's alpsnfrduter 8IutbeIsber fte[Ite
mid ieoo& ipieber uOllfommsn Der unb
bsute fiible i'd mid 70 frdfiis tpis in meis
men befen Sabren."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-16
sSirtbibafts.0eIeaenbeit.

Cine sutftsbenos, Ii3snFrts @irtpidaft wiro
nHftr 9llnitia,n Beoinsnnsen gum 8trmietben
ooer Berianfe anseboleu, oa Der etpenwdrtiee
etgentbllmer uegen uorgeriidtem alisr uno
&ranfltdtsit fid in Nubefano tsbsu nil BE.
Tletiirsnoe polI.u fid ssfdaisf in 20. l407
Rorb Rain Apenue meIoen. 1912
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-16
Neme Mmsci8c,s.
Mdbcben oerIanat:

Gin btutf&ss MGbGtn fir aassmtint Saus-
nrbsit eas nur pGbnnb ess 5agss anipsIsnb
Isin icll unb Absnes jubauie paIsbtn Ipa, ipirp
utrIanst In COG SarrilpE apenut. 2S,2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-16
Nener Giti,ea's 8an=&erein.

Die WabI fur Stamtt uub Dirsftcrtn bsr
Rsp Giti,tns 8uiIeins unb epaH AHpeiatipu
pirb abstbaIitn In htr Sfiee br @tisal@aft,
3tmmtr ala bts Bcarp Of Irabt @sb6ubts, am
Dpnntrfag, ben t6. Suit BON bic 9
llbr Abtnes.
2S,2 Sturp8. 3teelsr, Stfr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-16
Si1llel)s>
-
Saiiorl=Gnoe=
Strtauf
bon sommerfabritateil.

@erabe Die Sorte @aare, tuel6e
Sic iest 9ebran6en.
@ir benotbisen ben &aum, ben
iie einnebnen, fur Die iest eintref.
fenben Serbit.8orratbe.
2aFet unS ben 9lustauid mo.
den. Sn Setreff Der @reiie Iuer.
ben tuir Sic sufrieben fteIIen.
@robe &eouftionen in ieber Slb.
tbeilun9-ber &aum erlaubt unS
nur eini9e berielben allsufilbren
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-16
2af,t emeb tmofen.

2uHst eu& ielbf unb bic SamiIis i'm.
pfen unb i&dst fe baour@ Dor elmer sisIs
baften 2ranfbsit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-16
Qaf;t eu6 iinpfeu.

2aRst eu& isIbf unb bic 5amiIis i'm.
pfsn uno i&abt iie baOur& Dor elmer stsI.
baften 8ranibeit.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-07-11
MANIA FOR SURGICAL OPERATIONS
SEEMS TO POSSESS PEOPLE NOWADAYS.

HE introduction Of anestheIcs
ton reduced discomfort
bag the extended hospitals
result OF
dsageeabe incidents
ern ptc methods the left by Is
to make people regard the ordeal
light
had they
this is good 1t however another side to
Partly owing to the publicity given partly
ages OF getting the thing over and partly
no the public
confidence operations
machna which always be the
nlent maady little OF
i've treatment has arsen people doctors
with their
feared that sometimes the doctor
least something
fashioned
DOCTOR and run of to Of
winch 1t by no combat
patients friends condemns the cautious uneasur
praise bestowed by irresponsible
success OF adventurous
hardly Of all
profession medical
OF this mania for operating have already
Hospi
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-07-11
OLD VIEW OF PUNISHMENT WHICH HAS
BECOME A MODEL FOR MODERN EFFORT.

the pleasant
TRANQUILITY and woshped gods godd
themselves certain dontented mortal sphus by jealous
his paplnaw At
reputation himself
quickly
ordered
the epoch
reasonable
than to sit in the shade be
In order to make his punishment
condemned for all
TO see go bounding down into the valley
hborOuSy
This and always
by good cheer just OF
day both tales being spirit
when To enjoy cultivated leisure considered
bonum
Fancy
may not have
told would
every member OF which, rich we'll
Yet this almost
adhg rustic
a o
application
but knucke down possible
rolling OF stones uphill
and aess pIng
us posesS THAT
accumulaton-Century.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-07-11
MEN WHO MAKE DYNAMITE.
Canton, bat No Undue Anxiety for
Personal Safety, Is Displayed.

CANTON, bat No Undue Anxiety for
Personal Safety, Is Displayed.
Dynamite factories are in full swing
near Dover and Farmingdale, n. j..
and the men who work In them seem
well content with their dangerous oc-
cupation. They wear rubber soled
shoes, says a writer in the New York
Times, and their tools are covered
with rubber or are made OF wood
so as to avoid the possibility Of fric-
ton and consequent accident.
AS a further safeguard the various
utensils in which the deadly explosive
y mixed or manipulated are lined
with lead and a mishap Is Of rare oc-
currence Nevertheless, these men
know that the fabrication OF dynamite
constitutes a work Of danger and
many Of them develop nerves" when
they are new at the business. This
trouble wears Off quickly or as in
some instances, not at all, and the
victim Is seized with nervous chills
and tremOrs whenever a loud noise
is heard in the factory. Finally he
Is Obliged 10 give up his position and
seek work OF a more congenial nature.
The men are paid from 81 TO 1925
a day and the labor Is not particularly
heavy nor are the hours as long as
those Of other wOrkmen. No smoking
IS allowed from the moment they en-
ter the factory until they leave and
only men OF quiet, steady habits are
engaged. \ spirit Of good comrade-
ship seems to exist between the work
ers and when opportunity presents It.
self they talk to each other In the
most friendly way. But woe betlde
the sobriquet Of butter fingers" a
term applied to individuals who allow
things to slip from their hands to the
floor He is sure to earn the enmity
of his companions. This Is due to the
fact that sometimes a slight jar, such
as Is caused by the dropping Of even
q small substance, will precipItate and
accident and the culprit who evlnces
such carelessness more than once may
as well resign gracefully before he is
frozen out by his fellows.
The dynamite workers are a very In
telllgent body Of men. Many Of them
possess a comprehensive knowledge of
chemistry and can tell visitors to the
factory all about the destructive agent
which they handle under the dlrec-
tion Of scientists.
One Of these workingmen claims Al
fred Nobel, the inventor Of dynamite,
as relative. What he does not know
about explosives Is not worth know
ing He talks Of the properties Of
nitroglycerin with the fucncy of one
who has made an exhaustive iavesti-
cation Of the subject and he says that
he deyotes every spare moment to ex-
perimental physics. Why a man Of his
type should elect to remain in a dyna-
mite factory in the role Of aD ardl.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-07-11

bp,ss. The basi kna@a ~ uhs.b IA
American readers a-s probably Jena
han anil Ilia routlnrnf aed 4
Fr"achmaa In Amsriea BE- All h.s qsars,
were FIRST published In Frrn-b AMI
their English foundations vrrr aars
BY hls wife
Born 10 BRITTANY ~ F-rprh paren-.
March ? iStS. raV| Rnust vas san
fatsd Ia Paris AMI he-suse ravsr-v
officer In 1870 He fought ara rr-a,
yalor In the Franco fruss'an war AMI
was made prisnnrr A. Sedan Tir---.
he period ~ The Commune no wa.
'"re'J wounded and subar1urr.r 70.
tired. Then he went 70 I.auiau a. cor.
respondent to tho French papers
AZ the tms 81 bile death h. vas Isa1
ing editorial writer on tho rarfs IN
CARO-.
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sturra was brlag retrieved sfaa
a1uss 10 tIiab srsvs. = ans stsa
% TEi1r architecture uas dswas
sHTs tAp illustrated t.ar5ss Z
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tlrd ard IN the tWo spgef &C
aHl0h are e the usual HisEYs =
'h7 design - fbs 20 dwosE : Z
.aGt.fal AID unique.
These stories arp overhanFla9
are suppavtpi By oak ssOiy !
carved In the carly rsualssapes
The ueidIuE above the rusasa ;
which e probably = crest =
Tudor. snd beneath u appeaf =
roses. The pllasters Fl the gthsf :
isis are carved wtth aCauthus
and rusNs. Under the Eroupd asH :
carved Stones. evidently parts 9 :
dow tfacsry. were brought e
They are In the thirterUsb g
style and were probably takes
The remains % the old Churvh
Holy Cross. which was pullea
about the end Of the siffesnih e
Early In the niDsseenih csHtui1
house was "beau,iasd' by The
covering. which has now happg
appeared. The entire building =
restored by an anonymous bent
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WHITE HOUSE HOSPITALITY.
The President Ainires His wIfe'a
Enterta n meuts.

ENTERTAIN meuts.
The present writer said 10 the Presl-
dent at one Of the White House musl-
Gales that it was wonderful how much
Mrs. Roosevelt could do socially aud 10
how large number she was able to
extend White House hospitality. His
reply I shall never forget. He looked
as pleased as II 1t were a new thought
to him; probably It had been said for
the hundredth time that night. He
replied:
Yes, whatever people may think OF
the President. | suppose 1t Is pretty
generally known that Mrs. Roosevelt
makes a good mistress Of the White
House. | like her entertainments my.
self. Now. this musicale Is Just the
sort Of thing we all enJoy-lt gives
pleasure to her friends and Is dlgnlfied
In its entertaining.
But" he added, Mrs. Roosevelt IA
as good a mother as can be found; n
good mother to six children, giving
them her time and thought. Yet, busy
as she Is In always attending to them
herself. she manages to give me some
time, too. Now. to-day she rode with
me an hour and half. She Is a con-
scientlOus mother, let me tell you, with
a heart full Of love. and always think
ing Of what Is best for the children. +"
/ ventured to ask about the children
and II he really played bear with
them or II that was n reporters story.
well" said he. II have threatened
not to play bear but now Just last
Thursday night, after / was dressed
for the diplomatic dinner. I did In
dulge the boys In a game Of bear. and
after the play was over I assure you
my being ready for that dinner was n
thing Of the past. But 1 made one
more change on tina double quick be-
fore 1 appeared downstalrs."-Good
Housekeeping.