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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1904-04-08
REMARKABLE MEMORIES
The Noteworthy Feats OF Postal Clerk
and Plano Player,

Tho newspapers are telling Of the re-
markabie feat Of Il postal clerk who
in civil service examination, did not
make 4 single error in properly sorting
$4,000 test postal cards, each represent
ing postoffice in certain territory
assigned. This was done at the rate
of thirty-three and half cards q min
ute. Far more noteworthy is the men,
DRY of an expert piano player who will
plan an entire seasons concerts with
out a note OF printed music before him,
says American Medicine. His memory
is so perfect that hundreds Of thous-
ands of notes must be at the orderly
and instant disposal of the will. And
this is combined with a multiplicity OF
synchrOnOus recOllections of timbre,
tempo, expression, etc. The mystery
is at present past the hunting Of any
explanation, and this fact is as beauti-
full as it is appalling. 1t shows us how
far we are from any real science of
psychology Physicians note the strange
thrusting of disease among the mech
anisms of memory, the morbid effects
of some neoplasm or injury to parts of
the convolutions Of the brain, whereby
some memories are lost temporarily or
permanently, in part or completely,
while others are unaffected. Even this
leaves us in amazement at the inscrUt-
nble completely and methods of the
cellular machine. But through these
morbid injuries we catch tantalizing
glimpses which some day, properly
studied and followed up, may bring
some psychological physician to an I'M
raveling of the mystery.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1904-04-08
HOW 1T AFFECTED LIN.

Angry Wife-"It seems to me we've
been married century. l can't even
renember\ when or where we first
met"
Husband (emphatically)-"I can. It
was at dinner party where there
were thirteen at table. "-Tit-Dits.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1904-04-08
BUTTONHOLE CUTTER.
New Style Of Scissors e. Make
Task of Che Dressmdker
More Simple.

Some Of the most simple ideas Of the
inventive genius have proven of the
most value to humanity, and it is safe
to venture that the idea of a Pennsyl-
yania man for buttonhole cutting
scissors will develop into a wonderful
aid to all those dressmakers and others
into whose hands it may fall
There have been buttonhole cutting
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1904-04-08
A MEAN DIG.

Mrs. Bragg-"I gave quite a nice lit,
tie luncheon the other day. Didn't
Mrs. jenkins tell your
Mrs. Sly-"No?
Mrs. Bragg" Strange! Why. she
was one of my guests
Mrs. Sly-"Yes; she told me that
Athens Banner.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1904-04-08
COULDN'T BE TOO SOON.

City Editor-"See here! In your &c.
count of Congressman Crockett's flu
neral You continually refer to his pre-.
mature demise"
Reporter he was a young
man, and"
City Editor-"But that scamp's de-
mise couldn't possibly be too prema-
ture. philadelphia Public Ledger.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1904-04-08
INAPPROPRIATE

The dogs of war held consultation.
obviously" they said, this is
case in which we can't be loosed with
out violating the conventionalities.
What have we to do with bear tight:n
Chicago Tribune.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1904-04-08
HAD A MAJORITY,

Hawkins-''I understand that the
physicians held a consultation, but
see you are still alive"
Robbins-"YeS. / have since learned
that the vote stood two for me and one
against."-Kansas C4ty Journal.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1904-04-08
WIFELY OPTIMISM.

Husband-"When see al these bills
l am tired of life. Do you think tie
time will ever come when we sAail be
out of Gebt?"
Wife (cheerfully)-"Why not, darl-
ing? You know that sou are carrying
an exceptionally large life insurance"
-Harper's Bazaar.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1904-04-08
REFUTED.

"Philadelphia's too slow, a place to
make money in" said the New York
err, scornfully.
Uncle Sam doesn't seem to think
So" retorted the Quaker Hes got
his mint there. "-Philadelphia Public
Ledger.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1904-04-08
RETLECTING ON ANTIQUITY.

The Brute-"What are you thinking
of, Mamie?"
Mamie-"I was dreaming of my
YOUTH
The Brute-"I thought you had a far
away look in your eyes" Princeton
Tiger.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1904-04-08
COMPELLED TO FIND IT First.

Cholly-"I admit it frequently takes
me some time to make up my mind,
but
Miss Peppery-"Ah, naturally. You
must lose time trying to locate it,
Philadelphia Press.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1904-04-08

Weary-"Ma'am, I've had no food fer
fifteen days"
Mrs. Mite (enthusiastically)-"Keep
it Up, keep it up. Why, you'll sooa
break record. New York American.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1904-04-08
FORMING A BEAUTIFUL NECK.

FORMING A BEAUTIFUL NECK.
TO desire a well-roundnd neck is not
mere vanity, but Il worthy object wor
thy of special effort. No sensible
woman should sit down and let the
unloyely lines creep in and about the
throat when a half hour each day
spent in exercise will ward off the
marks Of time for many years. II
careless as to how the head is poised,
correct the fault at once. A graceful
carriage will bring all the pretty lines
in play, while an awkward poise of
the head will often force a double
chin into evidence which would never
be observed, or but slightly, if the
chin had been held up instead Of being
allowed to drop low with the muscles
relaxed.
Whenever possible discard high and
stiff collars, which are the most fruit
full source of withered and discolored
necks; the pressure and continual fric-
ton destroy the texture Of the skin
and cause the muscles to become fab
by. 1t is notable fact that women
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1904-04-08
DIPLOMACY.

The Senator's Wife-"The life of
diplomat must be a hard one Just
look at the rings under your friends
eyes"
The Senator-"Yes; those are diplo-
matte circles, ar."-Ycnkers States
man.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1904-04-08
6be r aSr2f2Y
~ idle Of
kiEeo
THE DIFFERENCE.

The race horse has uncommon luck.
OF oats he gets his fill;
While man, who bets up him, scrim9s
To meet the grocery bill.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1904-04-08
UTILITY AND ORNAMENTATIoN.

Q IILII A-NJ U11N NJ I4N Il Hun.
Little Wilha-"What Is the difference
between character and reputation,
pap
Pa-"Character is luxury, my son,
while reputation is a necessity. Chi.
cago Daily News.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-05


heitsftanbes, troboem Elm nambafte'
She'll felt 1898 auf ben philippineu
2riegsbienfte l~eiftete.
Bon elmer Sur9i9nitts= Stdrte bon
19, 029 amer. pbilipp. Sruppe1 febr=
ten 1,071 inbalibirt nod Sauie, eint
&ate bon 1914 auf bas Sauienb.
271 Sobesfdae auf ben Snieln fameu
Dor, 10 bab fi9 bic 8erlufe ourd Bob
uno SnDalioirung auf 7O.67 pei
Sauienb felen. @ntse9en Der @r=
tuartuns mubten nur SO an Malario
grtrantte nod 6aufe seianbt peroen
3einer ifarb, faf ale tebrten tuiebe,
our 3ruppe surid.
Inter ben tpeiBen Sruppen famen
los 5dle afiatiider Cholera, oarunter
68 nit t6otli9em Museang Dor; "A,
b%arunter % t6btli9, unter ben Jilipi=
nos. Bon bieier 2ranfheit blieben Die
farbigen Sruppen gdnaliA berihont.
geriberi tpar fat gdnsli4 auf bic pbi-
lippin.n=S ofbaten bef9rdnft. Sur 8
9oipital- Tdle tpesen Sruntenbeit wur=
ben bel bieien Snlbaten ber3ei9net.
Der @ensralarst bdlt bic 9eilung Der
2epra (4usfab) fur unm6sli@.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-05
/ @enrD s. YaDne. /
Scr GelerasYD tueifer gefter1 S(bel0 0lrd) eh1
i6nlerSlOies G16e uDm iei1em 2eiben erlOf.
Na6ugr mrS Der frabere Samoels=Seretdr Gurtdpun. = Serbanolumsen
bs 5rieSemsG omsrehes. Mns Der Gabinets= sibung. - &et=
ausfeauna. = Sm Der Gampague.

Der grbe, bic ale in Der Seimatb cine
electromagnetic Steaung bethlehem.
Sc wurbe bic Wnregung fit cine Bee
we9ung %alsemeiner Dirt sema4t, wo=
bur& bic beioen 2rieafibrenben i'm
Often gum Grieoen sebradt ueroen
t6nnten.
6. 8. Meab, Y~orfbenoer bes Sr9a=
mutations gomites, trat in feiner @r=
6ffnunes=& ebe fiir cine &sbuction Der
sroBen Glotten uno alIgemeine Mbrtis
flung in Die S9rantsn.
Gum grdfioenten beg @on9rehes
tuurbe &. s. paine Sr. aus Bottom
erwdblt, gum Setretdr 9. 5. 9rue=
BLOOD. sbenfals bon bier.
Inter ben Nnipra9en 1T bic einmii'
tbise gilisuns, tusl9e prdfioent &oofe-
BELTS g%inberufuna elmer 3peiten 9aa'
ger @Onferens fano, ermdbnensuertb.
Mbenbs fanben unter ben Muipi3ien
oes @On9rehss 2 Wafen-g eriamm
lungen itatt. Nuf Der einen mo ..
g.. StrauB, Der ebemalige @efanbte in
@ontantinopel uno Wttglieb bee
Sauser 8sri6tsbofs, p%rdiioirte, muroe
iiber Sbdtisteit uno ginf1uB oes 5aa.
ger tribunals 9efpro9en.
Die Iebte 6abrt.
@orceer, MaH., 4. Sttober.
Senator Soar's 2sihe uurbe beut'
our Bssrbisuns nod Concord iiber.
fabrt.
@oneoro. MaR., 4. Dit. =
Die 2ei1e oes Senators tpurbe mad
Der eriten @emeinoe Stride gebra4t,
Nad einsm furaen @ottssoienft erfolst'
Die u%ebsrfibrune mad benz GrieobOf.
@abinets=S ibung.
Darlington n, 4. Ott. Nu,
Mitslieber eridienen our beutiger
Cabinets iBuns. @ei9dfte bon 8e'
beutune lassn nidt Dor.
Wuf Nntras bss @efretdrs SitdcOd
unteraeianete Der prdfioent cine Ser
oronung, tpel9e 8 Snieln nabs be,
Wiffifppi=W tinouns als &esierun9s'
lamb reierbirt. Sc ioa bierour4 ba:
finnloie Mbi9ieBen bon gnten uuo an
bsrsn @ile' g6ssln bsiardntt tusrOen
4usoem . item uric d.
e Jrancisco, 4. Sftbr
prof. s. 80. Scents, Der bonn prdf'
benton nod China gum Stubiren be!
@eIbiptems BEG Orients entianOt mar
tebrte auf Der WOnsolia suriid. Se'
profeKor elaubt, baB China balo BIZ
@olo=W dbrunS annebmen miro.
Mit benz sleihen Sampfer febrt
Der amer. Militdr=Irst seaman 3a
rid, Der Die dirursiidsn WetbOnsn be
Sapaner in benz isbigen Gelh3ug fu
birte. Seiner Weinun9 nod 1T So
pan in Der Organization bes militdrt
fhen Sanitdts Sienffes allen anoeri
06lfern melt boraus.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-05
Gri6li6ene Eaptere.
gerfolsung ipsgen betriigeriiasr Sra
tu%raliIation greiit ilui iih.

Rem Oorf, 4. Oct. - Nuf Der
gan5enS fieite befaleunisen oiegunbes=
beb6rben bic Ierfolsuns aegen Snbaber
betrtigerii4er girserpapiere uno ale
9atiOnalitdten fino betrofen.
Cine 9rOBe Insabl falI9er 8irser
fano man unter beuStalienern uno jebt
gebt es ben Oeterrsidern gu 2eibs.
Oils erfter purbe Elm Wirtb berbaftst.
Der feline 8treerpapiere nod einem
Iufent6alte bon nur 3 Sabren uno 8
Wonaten erbalten baben ioQ.
s a bes stats IN . o rIt.
6 t. Bouts, a.. Oct. Die er=
folgrei6ife unter ben Staats= Sags=
Geiern auf Der Nusfelung, nod Sn,
tereiie iowobl als geiu4, NOR Die beu-
tise bes States Wstu Sort.
Sas Nsp OOrt @esduoe mar id6n
oetOrirt unb nit elmer sldnaenben Ser.
iammlung seftlt. Nuf bic Mnipras
den Der Nustelunssbsamtsn erpibsrts
@ouperneur Obea. gu @bren bon
Germ uno 6rau Ooel eab bic Netu
Oorter @Ommiiion Nbsnbs einen Baa.
8 ampagne.
Omaha a, Nebr., 4. Oct. SO. 3.
8rpan fubr beuts bon bier tiber bic
gbicago & Nortbneftern 8ahn, In
ben tleinen Ortidaften furs ipre4enb.
ldneer, in @merion, Hebr. Sie eanae
Wo9e lit fhr Nebrasta befimmt.
MIbanp, q. D., 4. Oct. Be,
frtbere 8unbes.S Senator .. g. 6i0
belt beute abenb bier Dor benz biefi9el
0erfafun9s-@lub feline erfte @am=
pa9ne-& ebe. &eoner befdmpfte BIZ
Banana @anal=p olitif bes prdfiben=
ten &~ooiepelt.
8aItimore, Wb., 4. Oh.
Die Semofraten 8altimores batter
beute ihre erffe gampasne-8 eriamm.
lung. Sm 2pric-S ebduoe ipraden BIZ
8unoesienatOren@ulb Seras, uni
&apner bon Warplanb.
e acramen o, GAL, 4. Oct,
Senator 6airbants traf heute fein'
@iidrsiie bon Der pacife=3hfe an, ebn'
aber iebr melt gu fommen. 6airbant!
unb Sutton ipra9en in palO Nlto.
San Sole, 2ibermore, Stodton uni
bier. 9ie 6iBe mar beute ~inteniio uni
bic balbtropifde 0esetation erb6bte BIZ
Snufon, bic @eielfdaft befinbe fid IT
einem iibli6en 2anbe.
S9Iub oes@urneps
sails.
Wafbingtor, 4. DIT. Cine be,
erten GOIgen BON Der &iidtebr be!
Sefretdrs 6ap nod Waibington mal
bic grleoigung bes 3mH9enfaas, Del
fi9 aug Der gerbaftung beg britii6er
8otidafts=S strstdrs @urnep In 2ee
WaH., ergeben.
Ser Sefretdr fam 3u Der Mnf4t
bab man Der Inselesenbeit cine unper'
biente 8eoeutuna beiseleat babe. 81
aud Der britiide gOtidafter oisier Mei
nuns beipfli9tet uno oas Separtemen
tpiHen lieb, er betra9ts ben Strafna9
LAB Der Mahaduietts 8eb0rben uni
ibrs gnti9uloisung als b6aise @enug
tbuuns, 10 wuroe bic Sa9e fallen &c
lafen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-05
SmifSna@ri4ten.
u baefahr Il.

@brifiana: r9eeIa" mad Stem gort.
Nem Yorf: ,&aiier Wilbelm H." nod
Bremen; r@eOrsic" mad 2ibers
pool; bring Mbalbert" na9 Nea=
pei unb @snua; v@arpatbia" nod
Siberpool; ,&beia" nod Balti-
more; .MoItte" nod 0amburg.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-05
3m6tloie Su9emo.
Rafen'9aB fihrt sm 6ewalttbaten
ieitens ftreifenber S9ulfnaben.

@1tcdgD, a. Sttbr. Utt Steil
men unb auoeren Wurfsef4oHen bom=
baroirte beute elm Sungen.W Dob bic
9amlin=S dule bel ben 8isbb6fen. Gin
patrOl-W asen nit polisiften trieb bic
iusenoli9en aufribrsr aussinanber;
pieIe @erbaftunsen muroen norse-
nsmmen.
Ser Wngrif biloete ben 66bepuntt
zines Streits, ben bic 36glinge auf
@runb elmer Weloung 5egannen, an
Der Sdule ieien farbiae 2ebrsrinnen
auseffelt. Die Mittbeiluns reste ben
&ahe=9ab auf, Der i9 burd bic Nn=
ueienbeit 6dufger Streitbre9er Bel
ben iiin9ften Nrbeiter= unruben anse=
iammelt bate.
Semotr. @recutib=@ omit E.
New Oorf, 4. SftOber. Sas
@~recutiD= @omits bes oemofr. National=
@omite's belt cine Sibuns, an Der
0orfBenber Sbeeban, Nus. Belmont,
Sbomas Sa9gart u. u. t%beilnabmen.
Die laufenoen @ampa9ne : @ef9dfte
uno Die auseneine Gage ftanoen our
geipre4ung.
Brpan fpri9t bonn IL. bis 20. Ott.
In Snoiana, nod 2 Reben In @eft
0irginia tpieberum am "a. unb Is.
Sttpber.
8ierer9oen.
Msmpbis, 4. Dit. CHARLES
@aitren eri4oB in O'Briens 2anouns
einen Weiben uno 8 Garbise. @aitrea
erbOb fid i'm Gieber. Delirium aus benz
8stt unb i9os untsr cine @rupps 2sute
in einem 2aben.
Na9 Der Sbat hti9tete er i9, nur
nit einem Na9tbemo befleioet, In Die
Walber.
9iggin t.
Otean, q. g., 4. DIT. Iice-
@ouberneur s. %. 6issins, Der @Ou=
perneurs=g anoibat unb feline @efdbrten
auf betp republ. Staats=S idet, tpurben
beute formeq bon ibrer Domination
bena9rib tist.
Sn Nntport auf bic Notifications
&ebe bon Stats Sefretdr Malbp bielt
6err 6issins cine ldnsere AnipraGs.
9ie 6eier foIte Mittass ifattfinben,
mubte aber infolse zines Babnunfaas
um uenige Stunben beri9oben tperben.
@orbin Ientt n.
Omab a, Neb., 4 Stt. General
$. 8. @orbin, Der nod ben Pbilip=
pinen als Na4folser bes gegenudrtigen
Commandments Der pbilipp. 9ibifon
Waoe unterwess 1T, ffeIte bier in Ib-
reoe, er babe seiaat, Offiaiere folten
ni9t unter $1,000 @ebaIt beirat5en
ST ertldrte, man babe ibn ednaliG
mibperfanben unb aei9te cine Nbidrifi
feiner uriprineli6en 8smertunsen.
8 igaamer. g einmee n.
gaft g t. 2ouis, Sa., 4. Dit.
Ste 8. Sabres. Contention Der Sligo
amer. @emeinipeien trat beute bier sus
fammen. Nertreter bon gang Nmerifo
uno @anaoa batten fi9 eingefunoen.
Nad Der BegriBuns bes biefisen 8ir=
sermeifers belt prdfoent s.. ID.
9eab ! aus Maibbile, Senn., feline
Sabresanfpra4e.
diesel urlbbe berNrmee.
Wafbingtpn, 4. DIT. @ene.
ralar3f OHetun 3et9t IN tetrtem So9'
resbeyi9t, oaB fid Der o~urdfdnittli4;
@eiunobeitsaufanb Der Nrmee i'm leb.
ten Sabre eebeRert bat. Sie &ranfen.
lifte ftebt per Saufenb 1,551.13 geger
1 ,716.51 i'm goriabr. Dies beoeute1
etne ueientli9e 8eReruns beg @eiuno.
b~eitsftanbss, trobbem Elm nambaftel
She'll felt 1898 auf ben philippinen
2rie9sbienffe ~leifete.
0on elmer 9urdfdnitts= Stdrte bon
19, 029 amer. pbilipp. Sruppen febr=
ten 1,071 inbalibirt mad Sauie, eint
&ate bon 56.44 auf bas 5auieno.
271 Sobesfdae auf ben Snieln fameu
Dor, 10 bob i9 bic 8erlufe burd 9ot
uno SnOalioirung auf 1907 pei
Sauieno ifelen. Gnt9e9en Der gr=
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-05
Ser 8 oo bes @eneral.
Dot | Il G r 8.

D u 1T I ..
80 o n, 4. Oft. Gene
r%ulpOFmeiiter papne farb beute absno
10 Winuten nod 6 ubr. Sas @nbe
mar frisbli9.
geim Sobeseintritt pare1 bic Jami=
lie unb Die Soctoren Wa9ruber, 8rap=
ion unb &irsp ON 3rantenlaser bers
iammelt. Der Yatient NOR 2 ODER 8
Stunben por benz gnbe befinnun9slos
gepeien.
Senrp 6. Papne, Wit9lieb BEG re-
publitunifdsn National-@ omites unb
nit Der @ef9iate Der republifanii9en
Partei felt pielen Sabren perfod.en,
BOT elm glitter bon 60 Sabrsn errei9t.
I'm lsBtsn Wittmo9 bon einem 9er3'
Isioer befaleh, beri6liminerte fi9 iein
3utanb raid. Infdae bon teigenbsr
S9pere traten elm, aber bic bemer=
tenspsrtbe Wsiie, In tpel9er Der &rante
fi9 erbDlte uno ber sinfise @infub
Der 8ebanblung auf bic Ser3thdti9teit
gaben 3eitpeilise 9ofnung.
Sn ben lsbten Sabren niemals bel
fefier @eiunbbsit, fonnte isoO4 Bapne
Der Wirtung Der Nnfdne f9lieBlia ni9t
tpioerfteben uno i6on an lebten
6reitag slaubte man oas @noe na1e.
gon Sreitas ab purben Stimulan3=
Mittel in INNER sr6Beren SOien moth,
tpenoig.
Gtets blieb bic liebenbe Satin nabe
benz 2ranfen uno bas 9an3e amtli9e
Wai6inston tpie audi Die priOatfreiie,
in mel9en papne f4 beipegte. trugen
tiefe gsfimmernib sur S4au. Der
prdfoent. behen Greunoi&aft nit benz
0erforbensu auf cine &eibe bon Sab
rem 3uridgebt, ipra4 td9li4 i'm DR.
lington SOtel Dor; bssslei6sn aud
6rau &ooiepelt. Nu1 bic iibrigen
Cabinets itslisber unb bisle pof'
amtsangefellte betunoeten ibre peri6n.
Ii1e Spmpatbie.
Mls Witglisb bes Nationals@ omites
nabm papne an 6 prdfioenten= @abl:
stigen She'll, wdbreno Der leBten 4 &C.
b6rte er Dem @recutib- @Dmite on. Haf
benz Sooe Sanna's mar er Bis ;u,
WabI @~ortslpous itelbertretenber Ior:
fiBerber beg National=g omites.
Sie anfrensenbsn pHidten bieies
Nmtss, mis i9on friber Die POfamts:
unteriu9ung, untersruben feline 2e-
b~ensfdbigteit unb fibrtert sum idlieB.
li9en 3uiammenbru9.
9a4folger bes 0erforbenen als 8e=
1eralpofmeifter pirb 8eorge Bruce
@ortelpou, Der frtibere Sanoels= Setre.
tdr unb ge~senpdrtige @OrfiBenoe bel
Hational-G omites.
Bic Nn3eiden Der Nuff6iung besans
men Wittags, als Der 2rante oas 8e'
puBtiein berlor unb feline 1mgebune
nidt ldnger erfannte, bic er borber mil
benz Nusfpru9e au tr6ften fudte, E,
fihle fi9 mobl. Nls 6rau papne BAT
nabenoe gnbe iab, lieB tie Or. Sunla&
bon Der ct. Sobns Episcopal 2ir1,
rufer, Der am Sterbebette einen pfaln
berlas uno bic @ebste isiner &ir9u
fpra9.
Sn be, senannten Stride finost an
Greitas bic Srauerfeier itatt. morau'
ueberfibrung Der fterbIi9en ueberreit
mad Miltpautee erfolst. 9ie 8eftat
tung 1T auf benz oOrtisen Goref DOM
GriebbOf anberaumt.
W iluaufee, Wis., 4. DIT
Die 2unoe bom @bleb.n BEG General
YOffmeifiers Yapne wirfte, tpenr aud
ni9t unerwartet, auf Die Sauienbe boz
Greunben unb 8efannten in Miltpar
tee, mo Der 8ertOrbene Die leBten Al
Sabre iiber ieinen WobniiB batte, e.
f9ttterno.
8or tueni9en Wo9e1 berbra1te Ser
papne sinen She'll ieinsr 6erisn II
Milpaufee, uno Hiemano oa9te baran
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~ oduld odbVi
ranch, with it's hundreds of cattle,
large modern creameries, barns and
outbuildings, overrun by hordes OF
long-haired, naked savages, Is a Tar
stretch of the imagination, but the
greater number of mortar holes and
the tales of early pioneers leave no
room for doubt. OF this once thriv-
ing village, only two houses remain
inhabited to-day, the rest having fall
en- in ruins, marked only by a mound
of earth, and most times not even
that. OF the old church only frag-
meiit of wall remains, and this Is an
nually covered by ramada, or
brush shelter, in which services are
held occasionally. But the real glory
and pride of the Santa Ysabellas,
their old mission bells, remain to-day,
as sweet-toned as when they were
cast, nearly 140 years ago, In old
Spain. Each of these bells weighs
about 400 pounds, and when it is re-
membered that they were brought up
from San Diego nearly century ago,
on the backs of Indians, over fifty
miles, without stop, one can imagine
the power the old padres exercised
over the simple, superstitious say.
ages.
For a week previous to the fiesta
the hat is passed around, and collec-
lions secured. to the amount of some
times fifty or more dollars, coffee,
beans, etc.; with which to feed all the
invited guests during the continuance
OF the good time.
From early dawn till dewy eve on
the 14th the Indians kept arriving
from different parts Of the country, in
all kinds of rigs, and on all sorts OF
mounts, although it is to be remarked
that most of the horses seemed well
fed and in excellent condition. Some
of the late corners had gazed too fix.
eddy on the wine when it was red, and
were inclined to be hilarious.
AS relay after relay arrived they
were fed and turned loose to make
room for more. At shutdown the peo-
pie all gathered near the remnant Of
a once vigorous old sycamore on the
banks of the beautiful Santa Ysabel
creek, and there three crosses were
brought to them by Salvador Duro,
the master of ceremonies. These
crosses were made of the heads Of
wheat in the form of Greek cross,
and fastened to long sticks, and were
borne at the head ct a procession,
which Immediately formed, and
walked bareheaded toward the
church, chanting and going through
a responsive service. During this
time the bell ringer kept up an inces-
SAINT jangle of sweet sounds, while
many of the young men shot off pis-
tolls and guns in somewhat reckless
manner, and one industrious Indian
kept setting off sticks of giant pow
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Good Use for Automobiles.

Russia, first Of European countries,
intends to put automobiles to a prac-
teal use by organizing a service of
them on the coast road that leads
from Novorossisk to Soukhoum-Kale,
in Transcaucasia. This is a road.
none too wide, that dips into deep ra.
vines and runs for the most part be-
tween tree-clad mountain slopes and
the Black sea, whose waves whiten at
the foot of an embankment many feet
below. There is little protection on
the sea side, at any rate-though there
is sometimes a barbed wire fence
and the road, Of course, is not lit at
night. But it is fine and useful piece
of work, facilitating communication
in a difficult country, which even in
summer is visited only twice a week
by steamers coming from Odessa
Automobiles are comparatively rare in
Russia, though there are at least three
factories where they are made.
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CAPITOL BUILDING, SALEM, OREGON.
A Letter From The Governor Of Oregon.

ally in the house. In . recent letter -
DR.. Hartman. he says:
STATE OF OREGON.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
The Peruna Medicine Co., Columbus. O.:
Dear Sirs-I have had occasion to use
your Peruna medicine In my family
for colds, and 1t proved to be an excel.
lent remedy. Ihave not had occasion
to use II for other ailments.
Yours very truly W. M. Lord.
1t will be noticed that the Governor says
he has not had occasion to use Peruna for
other ailments. The reason for this is.
most other ailments begin with cold. Using
Peruna to promptly cure colds. he protects
his family against other ailments. Thsis ex.
actly what every other family in the United
States should do Keep Peruna inthe house
Use it for coughs. colds, la grippe. and other
climatic affections of winter and there will
be no other ailments in the house. Such
families should provide themselves with
copy of DR.. Hartman's free book. entitled
winter Catarrh. Address DR.. Hart
man. Columbus Ohio.