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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-03-04
YORKTOWN, ARK, Mar. 1, 1904.

N. YORKTOWN ARK, Mar. 1, 1904
enm"-1 have been engaged practice
thoomew the Arkansas
iasmac; various abnormal Conditions
human family, prominent
prescribe kidney disease
back often extending to other parts of
body sometimes headache
acid Kidneys cloudy hened and
foumeng urine, discharges corruption;
Kidneys extending bladder
decomposition of the IIemohage sometimes with caused
high of Inflammation congestion.
There of
the of kidney diseases which the patient will
ch followed by fever, result the elm
from system. the kid
and foreign sub
and natural
health restored
time using Kidney Pills in these many
success can
hopeless waited long
Kidney Pills afford much relief and prolong life recon-
pills deficient secretion Of
wampver and maarial attacks as
verified by the following cases in my practice
cAsE1 CASE g. - x,u AL, 90.
fh foe s by s fe3s eavs
f3msl P ppd p RseRh n aa and dasd bo
asa SHsy vf si1 to Pre- be
CASE A oo continued until the ada D1 all p psie
M so ou Children s Ala 8 ihG59es
e com Fn naia n in BACK and urneregu-
a dy s and v6 y nS ss legs and
s n Gsss e ssd s Dos 1s S Ha
prescribed taking several boxes n pan Or nuIai
regards herself as and ien abie
=. .Lo +u,;c., which have used Doan's Kid
new Pills. great instances use them alone WIZ
results while others indicated remedies are
the udicous use OF Doans nf Tebt
picatons are arrested and many hopeless
have often box of the pills all that
entirely efectual and permanent ~
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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-03-04

A foreigner cannot own land in ia.
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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-03-04

icine for chronic ca
tarrh of the stomach
and bowels. I have
been troubled Sc
verely with it for
over n wear. and also
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08

PORTER. USE IL MAN--Coud writer.
bookkeeper, aged - = g. WILSON, -
Char es--t.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08
CUBAN SANITATION.
The Problem To Be SoLUed by PLac-
ing IL in Hands of Government.

Havana. Cuba Oct. OSpecal).-t ts believed
that the important matter of sanitation IN Cuo@
wiu be solved 70 the satisfaction OF Inc
Cniied States authorities by a bill whicn WIZ
shortly be Introduced In Congress The bill VII
paue the matter OF sanitation entirely II the haIos
% the general government. that al POSSIBILITY
q shifting the blame for uasantary conditions VII
have been 6one away with. In the past and al
presrnf the cities in the Interior have neglected
the work OF sanitation the ground that they
have not SUFFICIENT funds for keeping Up the work
IN some Instances this excuse is true but IN many
eases y e not. The facts that cities. know
ing of the terms Of the Plat amendment assumed
thai y they did not keep the sanitary improve
naeuts Up 70 tae standard the general govern
-aent would have 70 The general government,
however Eas not had the money appropriated for
such a purpose. and the result has been that some
cities IKE Puerto Principe. Mataazas. Santa Clara.
NLeEtias Gnd Santiago &c cuba have been more
the executive shah decide whether or not a town
hHs enough funds 70 defray the cost OF sanitation.
end have power 10 compel II 10 do so 4 he decides
that i has IN case the President aseerrains that
pense. tlen the state VIII pay part or al OF IL
Inc awakening Of the is.and 10 the Importance
OF sanitation has been due in large part United
States Minister SoUlers who has impressed upon
the Cuban auth0rit3es the fact that il & sub
5ect which should not suffer neglect
one of the .argesI real estate deals cOnsum11arAd
N Cuba FOR many years was closed recently
" Rhercby a company composed OF bankers and
otnsE cenitalisis from Toronto. Canada became
the owners OF Is square miles CT land in the Prov
ince or Ptnar Gel R4O. The company purchasing
the land proposes divide IL into eighty-acre lots
ana coloulze Il with Canadian and English farmers
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08

PORTER, elevator man. useful man or
waite. reference. Address HAYNES, lS2
West -Jth-st
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08
STORAGE NOTICES.
METROPOLITAN FIREPROOF
STORAGE WAREHOUSE 60.
90 and Al West Seth ST,

~
To Mr. 5 Averiu. John Eownan; G. W
Garner: Mr. J. Carter; Arthur C Neeiy:
George c. Conrad: Mrs A. Fuller; c. 3.
Howard; Lottie y Marks. Mrs ". q
Maapin; Thomas MacRas; Mrs. NJ H
Mowbray; Mrs NJ Murray; A Nally; F.
II Parkinson Mrs NJ P Powell; Cen
stance Thompson; May Virtue Anna Ward .
3 T Wh.tmore. You ard each Of you are
hereby notified that the time for the pa
rnent Of this Company's en- upon the prop
ertv hereinafter described having expired,
after due notice thereof had been gwen
YOU We viii. cause such propeTty 10 Wlt'
household goods. personal effects and mer-
chaudtse stored BY you Or in yolr name N
the Metropolitan Fireproof storage " are
house Co warehouses. to be sold at puollc
auction, according to the statute IN such
case made and provided, al our warehouses;
Vos 20 and Al West 6Gth St. New YORK
city. on Monday Oct. "A. 1904. at lu-5O
a. m and II the sale thereof Is not com
pleted on said date the same viii oe
continued Al the same pace on eaca ana
every dag thereafter. beginning al LO-oO
a. m. until the sale s compile ed.
METROPOLITAN F-TRFPROOF STORAGE
WAREHOUSE CO..
CHAS s MORRIS SECRETARY.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08

CHEF Take charge Of first class hotel or
restaurant. sober. industrious TWEEN 81
years experience; first class reference
downtown restaurant preferred HEY
WANG. 10 4th-ave Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08

JANIIUR ana tsL-L-s. S--tt--best references
JANITOR. l3g Wes, 9Otn-st
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08

sALEsNAN. %: Experienced and highiy
recommended. with reliable stationery
house. with good prospects. E A. Il, 1875
East 45tu-st-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08

YOUNG NAN wants working psr,1ersh,D
IN established manufacturing or wholesale
iine VIII invest moderate caUital AZ
d.ezs X kE.sIDENT. BOX 20, Tribune Once
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08

SEANSTRFSS -EN0sr'enred s-qmsrress.
good alteration hand gees ouf hv t1s
day. wishes few wore Iadfes- hesr rsfsz-
sncea Mrs P GRIMMIG. L00s 2d-avs
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08

SECRETARY. So excellent steuographer
and exce- tiJraliy vel equipped oJneTW ise
Tor position WIKI exactiLg gentleman OF
wealth. or extensive Interests. BCSIN ESS.
Box - Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08

JANITOR couple wish one or
a-.Ie -.0uses. elevator house preferreds :
understands repairs. steam. hot water; So
Der ana reliable: experienced: references
JASITOR. los West iO3d-sL
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08

TJTDR.-Ln niv=rsity classical retired min
lister. exp-rIelcsd, references. would
supery Sc uoys s-udies. ADDRESS 5. BOX
p Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08
TOILET ARTICLES.

SKIN OF BEATTY Is JOY FOR
EVER
DIR. T FELIX GOCRACD's orr ~ -
CREAM OR MAGICAL BEACTl III IN
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08

WANTED Washing aud ironing ~
vgunas German var'an "a tass zone. -
.o~5s Mrs UUNTF1GAN. rG1 Craaain-
a. uea- Mvrtle-ave-. ErCoklyu-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08
AUCTION SALES.

By VIRTUE OF execution Will sell this cay
DOG Vfllis-aye Q a m assorted conIec-
tfanery. etc ALBERT LEVINE City
Marshal.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08
I nnnEsrlc slrUArloNs wANrED.

BUTLER-VALE1.-8 experienced Ger
man: first class references from Wash
iagtcu and NeW-ToTk, $3.50. BRET
SCHNEIDER care or GerWan-AnleIlcan
League 315 West 24th-st. Teiepnone lUtl
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08

sALESMAN.-Welt educated. -; all round
sales manager; open for engagement; (;
commission oasis preferred 2 e. 358
etn-st. ET1ok. yn-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08

-al-r ~. NANNY tnteiilgenI young Ser
nam clean silver. h-assess attend fur
~se7. a. en- tAc.es so WCLAi care oe
b - = = American LeaEue 3lo "a ssx .Ala-
* Xslsph1ns A.6Z1-SaslssA.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08

TIs Ga-Ios 1nrmeriy OF the ResrauTa NJ
Inc OeA4Ss R.cneliei.4. p " 2-J. ~.
Lunch. 45c.; Din. GOc. wine. select Music.
ROCKING STONE RESTACRANT. y z
Geological PaTk--Take sd-ave L or aar-
lem P r. TO FoTdhaEs- service Ia carte
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08

creditors; J. H Haisey & smith Limited So'I AneF'
Co s34d. A.-, ~. .
Justice Clarke OF the Supreme Court PIg3I5rn q fS
brokers' At - - ES I, IN brought oy Joseph
" bastieA creditor So as - -.,v vas i1caI
porsted II 1893 with capital STOCK oI e,
Scheenles IN the assignment q as sEc-
Company formerly at Nos 5 and y -y,oT ..ot
Liabilities. S4.so2: nominal assets S4-0 ~
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08
Mr 20 az last 80. rsrara,ng the will:
JUDGMENTS.

IRE following judgments were Aled yesterday. the
hTst name being that Of the debtor:
FARRELL Edward 2 reoetwer-P Fyan.......... SIS s2s
Majestic Hotei Conpsuy--Eerzog Telesosns Com
NerTtck CONSUMPTION Canuanv-w I.5l5
Twentieth Cenrury Press Daniel O'L.sughIin-
sane-sarae ..............---.. 1881
Metropolitan street Railway compaay-J west
Eye-s Thomas. and sarah A Clark and an
ot'rF G-o4o
Company 2s7s
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
The fret named IS that ~ the debtor the sec
on6 that % the creditor and date when judgment
was fled:
Elias Ha-Ty-Peopls etc; April Isss........ $1,000
JUDGMENT REVERSED.
HEaSun stasls Co Young. Nov isos.-.. IS ss7
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
TIE Sheriff yesterday received three ezacutcns az
TFegatng against NeW-York Dash and Fender
Company sG2 Tenth-ave. favor q following
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08
MACHINERY.

ar PEDUCED PRICES. second hand
wood aad iron working machines. c"uy
qua auteed mHchiEPry bought and e1-
chRuged- GEO FDDN 2lS AaflsIn ~
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08

COACHMAN. USEFUL MAN--By SvsCe.
single; city or country. ek2srlelce- o,s-
persc.ual refelences- THAGSSELL- -
East 33d-sI.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08

COACH9dAN and GARDENER-COOK and
LAC%DRESS. - by German and VIE
can 90 work OF family between them. very
neat etc well recommended MART ~
a. CARPENTER 3. 80 6th-ave-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08

CoecHsd dAN.-EnElish. single. Sisensagst.
ykCr-Lzhly understands rs cu--eS, 20
references. JAMES. care Martins & Lott.
. TSG Welster-ave-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08

CO tCEMAN by cClors1 man. - drive =
doctor. has 5est refe-snce- Gle. ELA-sD
= E4urt tsr7v Place. BroCSlT1-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08

CCACHMAS or coGchlnaH- gardener very
excellent =Wede, smooth ts1e- me --le-
besr references. JOHNSON. AZ Ca-psals- S.
la btl-aE..
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08

COACHMAN-Tn country. SweGe viii be
found willing and Oblizng. CARL OIL
SEN 15s 81 hist, Brooklyl, third Hoo
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08

COACHMAN gardener. -z-lul man best
references. handy nan almost any ca
racirv- excellent gardener ali branches
~a-e srss. THOMAS az Carpenter s. Lo+
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08

COACHdAN-Cseful. German SOBER trust
worthy: thoroughly understands horses.
driving. excellent references. j. c.. =
Eector-sL
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08
OFFICE FURNITURE.

PROF, SITUATIONS WANTED.
HOUSEkEEPER or SECRETARY - By
cultured Woman. exnerlence and ability. IN
rerne- -ugrouEllDgs. references exchanged
Address Il. ;. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08

MAN 30, experienced bookkeeper. clerk
and salesman. gucG pe1m4n, quick at
1guIes. unglesJiOna Ole ref ences; moderate
salary. q. WALKER 5 Charles-st.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08

COACHMAN. GARDENER or FARMER
BY middle aged man. thoroughly cumPe-
tent. understands horses. cattle, poultry;
references. Address P O. Box asa. Ma
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08

COACHMAE. GARDENER--Flrst class
thoroughly understands the Cure cf rue
horses carriages and harness, references
A NJ 150 Blescksr-st
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08
LITTLE ADVERTISEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED--$6. goo on hrst mortgage. q per
cent. an active out Of town plant. cost
So. Uu0, insured for SIS OOO Address
Chiffon, 7C7 81. James Building.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08

COACHMAN-By intelligent strong Ger
man. references y NlLLlGEE. care u
GeFman-AmeTtcan League. 3l5 WesJ -4th-
81. Telephone l4Tl-Che.Sea-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08

COACHNAN. gardener, generas man on
gentleman place, snarri e.t, wife. child.
wants ncuse. North 0f ireland ProJesranrs-
late enlpIo-er seen N city WILLIAM. a:
Carpen ar' g. I54 5th-ave
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08
SATISFIED JUDcMENTs.

JUDGMENT REVERSED.
2zaSun stasls Co Young; Nov : 1903. IS ss7
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08

COACHMAN. useful steady counrry pla 2,
best references J. B.. 3J1 Alalt.c-avs-.
Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08

MASSAGE and water treatment: Nauheim
baths. medical gymnastics a. gentlemen
highest credentials Address ; h, Box
- Tribune once.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08

PitIt Ate SECEETA1T 10 prominent at
torney. having 81 are time % devote.
would take charge Of estate, collect rents.
etc. competent and trlstwurtly- Address
". Tribune OfEice
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08

ENERGETIC NAN. aged 81. emp-oyssG. ,s.s
would ike to change Tor position VII W..
gooo business nOuse insiCe or oILs-1s, - -
sSence ENERGETIC. Box 81. Tribune Ot-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08

PAINTER PAPERHANGER-- ex-
perieacs. private OF landlord; reasonable
SEkLIR, 100 East 49th-st.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08

PApTOR or C4aNPFp MArN.-Girl a.
parfor or chamber maid. best refsrenc-A
Car Fr'tay and Monday. 4I4 West s9lh-sl.
Cannaugh tons bell
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08

COACHMA$ Mar ed. ~ c-li1r=.. -0lr-
ougaly understands his business . e. cry
wav. best CITY references .as- eng iCT er
can - seen Address GIBSON. Ia East
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08

COACHAf -Sins,a. -hCrcGghiv eTp~-t-
enCed. city or country. wiling ard o1i.s-
fuE- unemployed on account o. family clos
ing up best references Address J. Ban
NON. "a East 4isr-st
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08

REFA RING. Ac.-N 1rK done a. your own
home Al weCGau4cs wages hne furniture
repairing matt eszes made ever. Carpets
laid. vanishing AMI polishing OF furniture.
CHARLES STCDE. So ttl-ave-. elec-
trirIa0 store
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08
wOEK WANTED.
NaaI=

TEAcHER-Privars schools are offered ne
Services. for few hours. or laqy ~no m. rs
.z1,1ht FS1g,isb mathematics. Latin, sue
Sessf1,Ily- Enumeration slight Z :. ~oS
PuInam-ave-, Brooklyn
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1904-07-14
Schrier-Fine Tailoring.

The Army and Navy Register points
out the fact that more than 700 sa-
looms, many of them of the vilest and
lowest sort, have been established in
the immediate vicinity of army posts
since the canteen was abolished about
three years ago. It is impossible not
to believe that this is case of cause
and effect. Congress passed the anti
canteen law against its own better
judgement and in defiance of the al
most unanimous opinion of the army
officers best quaiiied to judge a. to
the wisdom o, the step. The bill went
through because it was urged by many
worthy and well-meaning people, who
were supposed to control large num-
bers of votes. The disregard OF the
expert testimony and the yielding to
the pressure brought by the Jealous
and sincere advocates of temperance
haye resulted in conditions which tend
to the decentralization of many of the
men of the regular army. Doubtless
1t would be better for the morals of
our army If the soldiers were all total
abstainers. It has been proved that
the abolishment of the canteen-in-
stead of making possible the apProxi-
nation of this end-has had exactly
the opposite effect of increasing the
amount of drunkenness and debauch.
cry in the ranks. 1t seems to us that
all who have the best interests of the
army and of the temperance cause at
heart should join in urging upon con-
gress the re-esta blishment of the can.
teen act.-Ohio State Journal.
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Judge Dillon, Of Columbus, In an
opinion in a case brought in the Com
mon Pleas Court of Franklin county,
has declared the Crafts law, requiring
that trust bonds in Court cases and of
persons acting in iduciary capacity,
shall be furnished by surety bond com
panies, to be unconstitutional. His
ruling is based upon the ground that
the attempt to deny any citizen the
right to choose the character of bond
he wishes to furnish is an interference
with his personal rights, and, there.
fore, clearly unconstitutional. The
Crafts law was passed by the Legisla'
ture last winter through the efforts OF
lobby employed by the surety com
panies. Its effect Is no add to the al
ready heavy burden of expense in
volved in the settlement of estates
solely for the benefit of wealthy sure
ty companies
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Speaking of the National Commit
tees action in the Sixth District Con-
test, the Batavia Courier says: "ln
the case of the Sixth District contest
the Scroggy delegates did not file
contesting papers, and consequently
when the matter was reached this
state of facts was discovered, and
without further inquiry the seats were
given to the only two delegates that
had filed credentials, II will be
noticed that the Courier does not give
reason why Scroggy failed to file his
contest. Mr.. Scroggy knew the time
limit for filing his papers.N 1t was his
desire to defeat Mr.. Hildebrant in this
contest, that his claim to the nomina.
tion might thereby be strengthened.
But he failed and now asks the people
to believe that most. unreasonab BILE ex-
cuse that he forgot" II he did for.
get 80 important matter, his memo
ry is too short to serve this district 10
Congress. He might forget to 'be
sworn In If elected. Facts are, that
Mr.. scr0ggy knew the weakness of
his case tried before an unpre iudiced
jury and purposely failed to ale IT,
Blanchester Star.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1904-07-14
BUILDS FLAT FOR BABIES
Alton, H., Philanthropist Calls Struc-
lure "Stork's Nest and Desires
Big Families for Tenants.

Edmund Beall, of Alton. ILL.,, has rec
commended his name for favorable con-
sideration for office under President
Roosevelt While Mr.. Beall is not look
ing for job he has done much to endear
himself to the heart OF the president,
who Is opposed to race suicide" and
the mothers and fathers of his home city
believe that he is entitled to at least a
cabinet position.
The reason why Mr. Beall has become
so popular with every one except the
crusty Bachelors and the janitors OF
Alton is that he has undertaken the task
Of providing accommodations for fam
lilies who are blessed by many visits
from the stork. Mr. Beall has built a
new row of flats, christened 1t "The
Stork's Nest" and announced that he
wants none but married couples with
plenty of children as tenants. Mr.. Beall
does not absolutely bar bachelors and
spinsters from renting rooms in his
apartment building, but he declares that
1t is useless for them to take them II they
object to children.
Since the building OF "The Stork's
Nest" a dozen cities have sent invita-
tions to Mr.. Beall to invest his capital
in their town. The latest Of these in
vitations has been extended by the
mothers club of Bloomington. which
is holding up the Alton man as an ex-
ample to the landlords who threaten
that evictions will follow an increase
in the size Of the families of their ten
ants.
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Schrier-Fine Tailoring.
INSANE FOR SEVEN YEARS.
Wonderful Restoration Of q Chicago
Nan After Long Confinement
In California Asylum.

After being for seven years confined
In . ward for the most violent inmates
at the Southern California State Hos
pital for the Insane at San Bernardino,
Andrew H. Young has gone to his home
In Chicago, the subject Of most wonder
ful restoration.
Until a short time ago Mr.. Young's re-
covery was supposed to be beyond the
range OF possibility, but suddenly his
mania subsided, his mind cleared, and
within week he was pronounced recov-
cred. The other morning, with Super
intendent Campbell. he walked into
court perfectly restored. and the guard
ianship which was placed upon him
seven years ago was dismissed.
His mind is a perfect blank covering
the years OF his insanity, and as he
swung aboard the train he bade adieu to
DR.. Campbell, saying he was going home
to catch up with the world.
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RULING ON DOCTORS FEES
Treatment, Not the Patients Wealth
Should Determine Amount,
Says st. Louis Judge.

According to decision by Judge Ryan
Of st. Louis, the financial condition OF a
patient should not be taken into consid.
GRAFTON by physicians in making charges
for professional services.
"The character of the service. the
seriousness Of the complaint, the skill
and time required, the result reached, -
Judge Ryan holds, ARE elements to be
considered, but not the wealth or pow
erty of the patient
The decision was rendered in setting
aside the verdict of the Jury in the suit
OF DR.. M p. Morrell against DR.. J. J.
Lawrence, Of New York DR.. Morrell
went to New York and performed q sur
gical operation on young Lawrence
charging 100000, The jury awarded him
$4,000. but Judge Ryan deemed this
amount excessive. .
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THIRTY YEARS A RecLvse,
Kansas Man Lives Alone in Wyan-
dotte Forest, and Repels stran.
gers with q Ride.

Ambrose Grinter, a native Of Logan
county. KY, and a resident Of WAN
dotte county, Kan, As years, is pass
ing his last days as a recluse on q
small farm near White Church, Kan.
one Of the oldest settlements in that
state. He is IS years old and has so
many peculiarities and Is SO eccentric
that the people for miles around gos-
sip about the stories told Of the old
hermit
"Old Ambrose" as they call him. has
q little old-fashioned frame house
built among the forest trees, surround
ed by a natural park, which Is said to
be the most beautiful spot In Kansas.
/ The few acres of forest trees surround
ing his home are practically all that
remains In thickly-settlcd Wyandotte
county Of the old forest trees which
the Indians idolized more than Is
years ago. For 30 years Grinter has
occupied this little home alone. not al
lowing even friend to linger long
around his hearthstone.
Just 30 years ago last April Eliza
beth Grinter, wife of "Old Ambrose 81
died. A short time before that their
only child had died. Since that time
the old man has practically shut him
self out from the world and has wan
dered about the woods alone in search
of that which he has seemingly never
found-a cure for broken heart. His
grief over the loss of his wife and
child has not been effaced or lessened
by time. The clothes Of his wife. the
material OF which she wove with her
own hands, were left by her lying on
the old loom, which stands in one
corner Of the room. Although &c
years have elapsed since her death hei
dresses are to-day lying just where
she placed them. Not soul has
touched them not even Ambrose
Grinter himself
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Schrier-Fine Tailoring.

The National Democracy is con-
fronted to-day with the consequences
of the stupidity and cowardice which
kept Parker silent or which allowed
him to be silent, during all the months
in which his name had been before
the country as Presidentional nomi-
nation possibility. Judge Parker's
declaration, made after the nomina-
tion, that he regarded the gold
standard as firmly and irrevocably es-
tablished," and that he should act in
conformity with this fact if he should
be elected, ought to have been made
before the convention met.-St. Louis
Globe e-Democrat.