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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-30
DEAD IN
THE LIBRARY
]. Sharp Williams Takes Own
Life in Early Morning.
BAD HEALTH GIVENAS CAUSE
DEATH FOLLOWS LONG TROUBLE
WITH INSOMNIA.

Private funeral services were held at
o'clock yesterday afternoon over the
remains Of John sharp Williams, Who
met death'b by his own hand at an early
hour yesterday morning.. The ceremony
was held at the home of Farley y. VIII
liams. father of the deceased, at 10
Twelfth East street. and was Witnessed
by immediate members of the family
only. Inteunent followed at the WIZ
liams plot ia 5ft. OliVef cemetery.
John Sharp Williams, better known
TO family and friends as sharp VIII
liams, had just returned from Rose
Polytechnic institute at Terre Haute,
Ind de was q years old. Since his
arrival Sunday he had been in poor
health as result of oVerstudy It vas
owing TO this attack Of insomnia, pre-
sumably, hat the young man fired the
fatal rifle shot into his brain yesterday
morning.
Mr.. Williams had passed through
months or hard study at the eastern
college, where he was taking a course
in mining and electrical engineering.
Father Makes Discovery.
After retiring Tuesday night he com
planned Of sleeplessuess. He stated that
he would spend an hour or two i'm the
llcraFy IN the nope OF resting ms uiluu.
Shortly before . o'clock a shot was
heard by a member of the family but
as there has been much premature cell
ebrating Of the Fourth of July I'm the
neighbOrhOod little was thought of 1T.
Several hours later the father of the
young man swOl1e and, seeing the light
still burning ia the library, went down
stairs. On the floor lay a thirty-thirty
rife. In a nearby chair lay young VIII
liams, dead. He had evidently placed
the rifle i'm his mouth and pulled the
I trigger. The bullet had penetrated the
right side of his head.
Coroner +. II. Clark was at once uoti-
fed and the body was removed to
Evans undertaking parlOrs. No in
quest was held.
Born IN Salt Lake.
John s. Williams was educated in
Salt Lake City, his birthplace He
graduated from the local High school
and afterward attended Stanford uni
versity He pursued still further the
study of mining engineering i'm the east
where he attended several colleges be
fore going to Terre Haute.
He was the second son. Several
| brothers and sisters survive him.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-30
- - ~ A -BoAT-

New York, June @.-Chauncey 81 De-
pew. r III. Hartman and James Sriu-
man were among The passengers on the
Liverpool
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- - -

Teacher-Now, Johnny, If your moth
er engaged Two cooks on Monday, three
on Tuesday and four on Wednesday,
how many would she have?
JOhnuy-None
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-30
- Il - oWnershin.

@. If own a tract oil land to which
water may be brought by a govern
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-30
Niles Oh Niles

Are walked by the billiard player, as he
moves around the table. That Is the
only exercise many a city man gets. Il
Is this lack of exercise in the shut-in-life
The Washington times., 1904-05-13
ABYSSINIA NEEDS
BANK FACILITIES
Consul Skinner Says For
tune Awaits Venture.
RETURNS 10 TO 40 PER CENT
No Arrangements Now for Deposit Of
Exchange in Flourishing King
dom of Menelik.

Bankers who desire to make from 10
to 40 per cent on their money should
turn their eyes toward Abyssinia. the
land of King Menelik.
No bank exists in the fourishing little
kingdom in Central Africa. neither is
there a bank along the French coast.
which affords Abyssinia communication
with the rest of the world, according
TO the report which Mr.. Skinner, the
United States consul general at Mar
settles. has just submitted on the trip
he made into Abyssinia to negotiate a
commercial treaty with King Menelik
The Washington times., 1904-05-13
Money Is Always Making Money

When deposited with banking depart
ment of Union Trust & Storage Co. 14l4
F. Interest on deposits subject to check.
The Washington times., 1904-05-13

Sl.5O Umbrella Jars, 3 hand
some designs and decora- OEc
tons; good size. cut to-. ,
25c China CuSpldorS, choice
of several pretty decorations; &c
cut -..-.....--..-..---..Ar
z9c Berry Sets, in famous
Warwick china; 1 large bowl and
saucers; choice of several
dainty decorations gold EQc
lined. cut 70 a sat.....-....... y
S2.25 Chocolate Sets, War
wick china. daintily dec ST 40
GRATED Ia 3 colors; cut to-. A.EC
The Washington times., 1904-05-13

Take Dinner at Vonderheide's
Hotel Manhattan. 6O4-606 9Th. Excellent
table d'hote, to 1880, SOC.
The Washington times., 1904-05-13
SMALLPOX IN HOSPITAL.

ELIZABETH. n. J., May 13.-The
Alexian Hospital here is quarantined
because case of smallpox has develop
ed in one of the patients. Peter Fisher.
nineteen years old. He was admitted
to the hospital a few days ago. He was
employed at the Worthington Pump
Works the employees OF which will prob
ably have TO undergo vaccination.
The Washington times., 1904-05-13
Cadet Appointments
Kept in the Family
President Will Only Nominate the Sons of
Officers of the Army and the Navy to
the Naval Academy

None but sons of officers of the army
and navy need hope for an appointment
to the Naval Academy from among
those allotted to the President, so long.
at least. as Roosevelt is President.
This fact came out when Representa-
tive Hinshaw of Nebraska called upon
the President this morning in an effort
to secure an appointment for a couple
of young constituents to the Naval Aca~
DENY.
The Washington times., 1904-05-13

Mr.. Hinshaw's appointee recently
passed, and has been admitted to the
Academy. The two alternates also
passed, with fine showings. and it was
his hope that the President might be
induced to make one or both of them
Executive appointees.
He was informed that the President
had made 1t a rule to devote his entire
quota Of appointments to sons of army
and navy officers.
The Washington times., 1904-05-13
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Charles J. J. Van Witt. Il. and Gordie
A. Rife, q.
John F. Ross. "A. and Jane r. Harri-
son. @.
Harry B. Dorsey. 81, and Grace NJ
Dainer, 80. both of Baltimore
The Washington times., 1904-05-13
Received a Hint.

SI.75 TO Baltimore and Return S1.7s
Via Pennsylvania Railroad. every Sat
urday and Sunday Tickets good on all
trains except Congressional Limited.
The Washington times., 1904-05-13

Oh IN Values $500
OI.UU to $500
COO Silk Union Taffeta I'm
brelias. sizes for men and women:
many have silk tape borders and
cases and tassels TO match.
The styles for women have sterI-
ing silver and pearl-Dla!n horn
and sterling trimmed horn, plain
and fancy gunmetals - natural
sticks with heavy sterling silver
trimmings. dresdens. plain import
ed boXWoods in Princess effects
and other style handles.
Those for men are plain and trim
med sterling natural sticks; pain
and trimmed sterling horn. The
handles alone are worth the price
asked tor the umbrella
The Washington times., 1904-05-13

SI.a5 Baltimore and Return, B. & o.
r. r. Saturday and Sunday All trains,
both days. both ways, except Royal
Limited.
The Washington times., 1904-05-13

Baltimore "Every Hour on the Hour
B. & o. r. r.. I a. m, to p. m.
The Washington times., 1904-05-13
SOLDIERS BRING
THEIR WIVES HOME
A rtillerymen Accompanied
by Island Women.
MARRIED IN PORTO RICO
Government No Longer Allows Men to
Desert Women They Wed in In
sular Possessions.

When the members of the Fifty-sixth
and Fifty-ninth companies Of Coast Ar
tillery arrive in New York and Boston
many of them VIII unwiIlingly escort
Porto Rican wives ashore.
Like other American soldiers in the
insular possessions. many of the artii-
lerymen married native women when
they arrived in san Juan. The mar
riages were celebrated four years ago,
and the vows were a joke TO the sol
diers. But the walls of deserted women
and children in the Philippines have
worked a great change at the War De
partment in four years. and command
ing officers no longer permit soldiers TO
marry and desert trusting native women
at Will.
Received a Hint.
When orders were received in Porto
Rico for the transfer of the two artillery
companies il was made clear to the en-
listed men that families which they had
established in the island should not be
deserted. Dishonorable discharge as
the penalty fixed for the desertion of
wives and children. Major Reed gave
this order in a manner which left no
room for doubt as TO his purpose to en-
force it TO the letter.
Tne Fifty-ninth Company sailed for
Boston on May {, on the steamer Porto
Rico. and the F'ifty-sixth Company
sailed for New York yesterday on the
steamer Maracafbo.
The Washington times., 1904-05-13
Bank Much Needed.

Mr.. Skinner discusses the future of a
banking institution in the land of Meme
Xix as follows:
mo facilities whatever exist for MAX
ing financial exchanges, except by estab-
fishing credits with some Paris or Lon
don banking company. Gold and French
bank notes may be exchanged for silver
thalers in the interior at ruinous and
widely varying rates. and travellers find
IL advantageous and almost indispens-
able TO procure at the coast large guam
titles of silver thalers. anticipating their
requirements until their return.
THE organization OF bank is IN
questionably desirable TOR the proper
development of commerce. Very little
capital would be required for the pres
emit The existence of such an institu-
ton would steady the variable rate OF
exchange, which now huctuates some
what arbitrarily and by no means al
ways in accord with the fluctuations in
the silver market.
Loans could be made upon very re
munerative terms, as the rate of inter
est at present varies in Ethiopia from
10 TO 40 per cent per month. A banking
company organized to meet local re-
Quirements could also control the pur-
chase of native gold. of which the pro-
duction IS considerable.
The Washington times., 1904-05-13
s16.oo-World's Fair-C. & o. Ry.

Today Coach Excursion. via scenic route.
2:SO p. m. Sat, May Is Only one night out.
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9erortige 0usninQtionen, bic rein
ats cine MISUNDERSTANDING aufsus
fafien fiub, nennt man bic NDmina@
tipneu Der 2iebliugsi0hne, Der ia
vorite sons Of the state. Wa1=
iqhuletts belibt in 0tnep einen Io(.
den 2ieblin9si0bn uno Deapeoen
nominiert eS i'm, obaleih es meiB,
oaB CT Die Domination nidt erlaus
gen fam. 9iele QieblinesiDbne fl.
a~urieren fait auf auen RatiDnalfons
o%entiDnen, men1 nidt cine ollQez
meme 8ewegung fir einen beitimm=
ten Ganoioaten uorbanoen 1T, mie
es in Der oemDfratii9en @ationals
fDnoention su ct. Souls. in Der
@lebelanb gum 5meiteu Wtal uDn1i=
inert muroe, Der 5all mar uno ME
es aud b6dlt uabriheinlih in Der
fDmmenoen republifaniihen Notipz
naltDnnention Der Sal lein mir0.
@emDbnlid) bat cine gau6e Heibe
BON Staten oerartige R0rninatioe
men gu MAIDEN unb autueileu. menu
Die Berbaltniiie etmas fDmpli5iert
lino, fDnnen oiefe NominatiDnen
redt itDreno, aeitraubeno unb iogar
Qefdbrli1 fem. Man6mal fino oieie
9ieblinQsiDbne auh eor feline Bers
iDnlibfeiten, auf Die maj, ~belouoers
itols iein fam. 90 5iebt Die PENN
iplpaniibe Delegation idon ieit
Sabrer1 auf ben republifaniiben Sea-
tipna[tUnbentiDnen nit benz 2iebz
linoslpbn ibreS Staates, benz ebrens
Uerten Senator Quab, berum uno
es eereid)t Der republifanil9en 8ar.
tel qor nidt our gbre, oaB oieier
Warrt thinner pieoer als elmer ibrer
Observation-Disclosures %i9uriert.
Sui ben fDmmenoen NatiOnalfons
pentipnen meroen bic 2ieblingsiDbne
faum cine Electromagnetic Rnle Ipies
len. Mas Den republifanii6en &Du=
bent anbetrifft, 10 bat es gau5 Den Nn=
ihein, a(s menn bort iiberbaupt fein
anoerer eenannt tuerben miiroe, als
&Dpleoelt uno i'm bemDfratiiden
2aeer bat iih mabreno Der lebteu
@pmen bic Situation auh 10 ge'
fldrt, onB man beute annehmen
Tam, Der Gampf tuiro 5niihen 8ars
Ter unb 6earit auaaefohten toeroen.
Inter iolGen l~lmftdnoeR babeu Die
rNieblinosl6hne" nod peniger Quss
Iidt a(s Ion9t. Gber auFtaud]en
meroen iie ood. Man bot iogar
iGon bapon geiprDhen, DAB audi
unler 5taot nit einem 2iebiin98iobn
berpDrtreten iolte. Man ibeint iib
i'm hoben Stat MR. nod nidt re6t
flar bariber gu fem, men man aunt
2ieblin9siobn bef0r6ern Iou, oh Bois
len pber iraeno eineu anoeren.
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Sin siebiiussiobn

Die DemDtroten oon WaIfabus
lettS baben iiG in ibrer rueitausar6Bs
len Mehrsahl fir 8idarb SlneD als
BrGiioentibafts : 8anoioaten i6rer
8artei ertldrt, lire 9eleaaten sur
WatiDnaltDnpention neroen atSo audi
leinen 0arnen in 8ori1lag brinaen.
Bie ieoDb bic 8erbdltniiie liegen,
lift taum oaran gu benton, baB 81.
teb, bet, nebenbei eeiaat, bon dllen
oenetl, Die als oemDtratiIHe Br1fr
0entibaftss &anoibaten aerannt fino,
elmer Der beiten, tuenn rift Der bette,
1T. mebr als Elm paar Stimmen, Die
inn als compliment .gegeben tuer.
ben, erbalten miro. NuH bic 9eles
gotten BON Maiiahuletts ueroen i'm
lafien uno iih b66it mobrs
id}einli9 Den Barfer'2euten anIdlies
fen, nahoem fie linn einmal ODER
Elm paar WtnE lire 5timmen QeQeben
baben.
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Cine slansenSe 8ufunft hinter fid).

@or Sabren bradten einntal Die
r5liegeuoen gldtter" einen gang
fampien Bib. Sin 6errr fraat Den
Gnoern: .Gennen Sic 6errn up
rGb ia, entaegnet iener. nuuo
mas balten Sic BON ibm"? Ser
Marn bat cine gldnsenoe 3ufunft
binter ith."
Nn bieien alten Wib neroen mir
INNER %erinnert, tuenn mir BON unz
Term Capt. 0oblon, Dem 0eloen oes
.Merrimac", b6ren. sc NAT cine
tpirtli1 beloenbafte Eat, Die 6obiDn
nit benz gerienten oes .Werrimac"
in Der giniabrt gum 6afen nun Son<
tia9o, unter benz Seuer Der fein0s
liben JDrts, auSaefiibrt 6atte, unb
Die Bopularitdt, bic Der iunge Wfann
lih nit ibr errunger, mar woloerz
oient. Seoer gDnnte iie ibm, ieoer
freute fih iiber tie uno ieoer mar Der
Nniiht, oaB Der iunee Sffisier Gns
iprud auf cine ~gldnsenbe &arriere
babe. NuB an maBgebenber Stelle
par uiar, aepiat, oieier NnIpruh ans
Suerfennen. tpie maj, our9 cine gang
auBergem0bnli1e 8efDroerung be-
nies. &urs, man fOnnte mol iagen:
SDbiDn bat cine alanaenoe 3utunft
ppr fi9.
Nber, aber, es fam anbers. Man
hntte Die Med1nuin Dhf1e ben Wirt.
in oieiem Sale Die 8utunfts=
plane Dbne ben aenadt. Der ben Wttts
telpuntt oerle(ben biloen iD0te. Sob
ion aeiate balo, baB er nidt Der
Mann lei, einen ldnea ertpDrbenen
&ubm gu erbalten. @rit mad5te er
iib ldderlib, inoem er i'm 2anoe
herumreiite uno iib iberau Dfents
lid abtliien lieB; oana mahte er ii6
uuangenebm, inoem er bel ieber Sc
legenbeit oreinreoete. fih beItdnoig
p0n GepDrters interbiemen lieB uno
iber aQes feline grasariine @ei8beit
gum 8eiten aeben muBte. nno
ihlieBlih mndte er iib lDaar NOD
uerdbtlih, alS er Deriuhte, Iih auf
@runo elmer iebr fragpHroigen
Sranfbeit elm fauleS 2eben uno cine
fette Gapitdn8penlion gu ii9ern.
Sn taum orei Sabren bat SpblOn
feline BDpularitdt pDlig gu nidte aez
maht uno iebt lit AUDI nod bas grs
pertinent rHiBeliidt, nit 6itfe Der
@%rinnerung an oieie BDpularitat ei'
men SIP in benz 9OngreB 5u erlans
gen. 9Dbion 1T bel Der Bemerbung
UNI Die Domination gum Son9reB=
reprdientanten leine8 6eimatss
oiitritts unterleaen. Sebt it's audi
NIT Der Nusiiht auf cine politiide
&arierer p0rbei.
unb oas aqes lit Der fursen Belt
bon Drei Sabren. Wir BADEN ielten
einen Weniden eeieben, Der reibere
Uiittel gebabt uno ihneuer abaewirt=
ifaftet bdtte als oieier junge Mann.
Wabrlib, tpenn auf irgeno Sen1ono
oas &prt paBt. bann paBt's auf i'm:
@r bat cine aldu5enoe 3ufunft bine
tes iid.
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Cages : seuiafeiten.
SnIan b.
BDr einiQen TQoen hat in 9


8Or etni9en 9aeeu bat in @os
ter BaQeb, Weiff., Elm iunger Wann
0arnen8 CD. @amtnons feline Braut,
Jannie &imieb, ur,b oeren gater era
lboten. SEPT bat er Elm Befennt=
ntS uber Die Sat abqelegt. OanadI
bot er 8uerit cen gater erIdoIien
uno oann auf oringenoes Bitten Der
9odter AUDI bieIe.
Die Sill, melde Die Gerualz
tullg bes Banamo : Ranal : gerri=
tortums reaelt, iit pprn Senat anqe,
tot1nert tporben.
= NuS Wanila auf ben Nbilipz
pineu fDrnmt Die Nahribt, oab Die
&oporale Nbeefer unb 6opieto i'm
Safe Sonai Diitrift auF Der Sniel
WlinoanaD BON Giuaeburenen iber=
fallen uno ibper oerpunoet fino.
8beeter 1T iu5wilden a~eitorben.
Ser Deutlh : Imerifanilde
Rati0nalbano Der Ser. Staaten BON
Woroauterifa miro iib unter ben Sc
leBen oes 9iitrifts Columbia intors
porteren uno bot Den Qbgeorbneten
Wartbolot cine oabinQebenoe Bill
i'm GDu9reB einreihen laHen. sc
unterllegt mol feinem 8reifel, ooB
bielelbe Dbne 8ioeritnno anoenpm=
men merDen miro.
Gihter Noams bot i'm Bun
8iitriftaerid3t Die @ntldeiouna abb
gegeben, oaB Die Ser. Stoaten al
Batt8 & Stats, Die BETTER oes
britiIden Dampfers pSoscDli", Die
Surnme ban $203. 219.30 ausbe5ob
len miiiien. Der .Soscoli" muroe
am %. Wtai 1898 bonn Greu5er
s@olumbia" mabreno oe8 Su6ens
nahr Der 5lptte @eoera's in ben
@runo 9ebobrt. Der 5alI lag nabes
gu Ieds Sabre in Den @erid)ten uno
Die 8eridt8foften re~prdlentieren ebeu.
fails Elm quite 9umme.
Nustano
= Nad eiher 0epeIhe aus Bino=
60et puroen in Der 51laGbt nit Den
Oereros am Is. Wpril Elm Oaupte
mann. elm Brelnierleutuant uno Iehs
Mann getDtet. Sin Qeutnant uno
iieben Wtaan muroen ihner uno flint
Wfanu leidt permunoet.
Mu8 Som idJreibt man: Gats
oiual SotDGi miro itd nit @rlaub-
niB oes Bapites priDatim nah ben
Ser. Staten be9eben, NOD er mabr@
id)einlih i'm SUM eintreffeu miro.
NtS Brdfeft Der Stuoiens &~onaregas
ton miro Der &arbinat Der fatbulis
id)en unlperIitQt in Maibinetpu eli
men geiub abitatten. gr miro audi
itah ct. Souls Qehen, INT bic @elt=
ausIteluna III beiuden. &aroinal
SatDlli'8 &eiie nab hen Ser. Stao=
ten miro ols iebr mtdtia angeieben,
oa es nod ME puraefpmmen lit, oaB
elm Raroinal, Der Dem pdpitliden
6ofe unmittelbar ottabirt 1T, Dbne
cine belonoere WtiIiion ms Nusz
lano aiua,
- Sn Der @Drolee uno Office ba.
ben furdtbare Stilrms qehouit, nos
mentlih pDr &ie(, in oer 3efnfner
@egeno. pDr 8DnigberQ nc Jtufit.*
ten. gs fino 5ablreihe sSllherbopte
g~efentert unb piele Der Snia}1en err
truufen. Cine D~Dlitdnoiae unfaas.
lite lieet nod uidt oor, oob miro
permutet, oaB iie cine lebr bObe Biz
fer aufmeiien uiro.
Sn einem 9rDBeten 8etannten=
freile uno beionoerg unter Ger atueri=
taniihen 9ptpnie g. 3 bat es
nibt Qerinees Quflehen 9emadt, oaB
Or. meo. &leinbaaen, .9ef1er friiber
in Stem gorf pratti5iegte, BON Der
Boli5ei in Saft aeuonuuen mDroen
lit. Die geaer i'm er90bene Qntlaae
1T cine iebr ernite. Or iol Sreunbe
uno drstlibe &olleaen beitoblen ba<
ben.
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gspanansiae 0lutrauntnna.

@enn man @tmas tut, muB man
eS aud eriinblid tun! Bon aIen
Salben, BON oenen Sic jeutals etmas
9ebDrt baben. lift Budlen's Nrnica
Sa[be unitreitiq bic bette. Sic BELT
gruuolih ole 8ranbz, Quetids uno
Shnittpunoen, NusiHld9e uno
Sbmdren. iOmie 6dmorrboioen.
Mur % Gents uno o6aioe @enua'
tuuna miro aarantiert ourdl s..
&alteuer & SO6u uno Noolpb DreiB,
Q~potbefer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-04-16

- &iraltb feierte oas preuBiibe
Wfinilterium Der 1ffentliben Irbeiten
ben Gag, an Incident es in leiner
ieBieen @eitalt 25 Sabre lang be1tebt,
Die in oielem 3eitraum pDubrabte
NrbeitSleiituna ueroient es uah Dem
Dafiirbalten Der 8ldtter, beiDnoers
beroDrgebDben su tperoen, uno nadr
itebenoe Daten uno 3iffern Iinb bon
aaaemeinem Sutereiie: S0r Is Sab
rem, i'm Sabre 1879, betrug Die 8e-
triebslGnqe Der 8ahnen 6104 &ilDs
meter, beute 80. 766 &ilpmeter; oa=
mails betrueen Die Betriebseinnabs
men 163, 880,00 Mart uno jebt l.,
517, 400, 900 Marf, Die 8etriebsous-
eaben oamals 102. 051, 900 Marf,
nnb jebt 929. 518. 900 Mart. Der Sc.
triebs1berl6uB 81, 900, 900 Wart
uuo iebt 800, 900, 900 Marf, oas
@elammtanlaaetapital1 423 900, 600
Mart gegen 8,3 Miaiarben, Die Stem
tie bes &apitals 4,30 b. $. aegen iebt
z b., S., Die 8abl Der Statipnert,
8abnb6fe. 9alteiteuen, 6altepunfte
oamals S07 unQ iebt 1902, Die 8obl
Der befDroerten Berlonen oamals 81, 8
867, 900 uno jebt 608. 1865. 900, Die
@innobme fir einen 8erionentilpnne<
ter bamals 3,42 Bf. nno jest 2,52
ST., bic befDroerten @iitertDnnen boz
mails "a, 800, 900, jebt 219, 900. 900,
Die @innabmett fir bas Tpnnenfilus
meter bamals 1853 Bf. eeeen iebt
1854 ST., Die 3abt Der giienbabner
1879 60,500, beute runo 357, 200.
Das lit elm grgebnis, uie es nDr %
Sabren taum cine Bbantaite ourauss
geleben bat. 1888 puroe in 8renBeK
Die erite 8abn BON Berlin rab Bots-
oam eebaut, uuo stuar alS Briuate
unternebmen. Srit 1849 mabte Der
6anoelSminiIter b. D. 6epot ben
&ammern YDrlagen fir cine Nnsa6l
Staatsbabnen, Bripate uno Staat
bauten in ben folgenoen Sabr5ebnten
neben chamber. Da nab benz eros
zen 8riege 8iStnard's 8ldne auT
cine &ei6s Giienbabngemeini6ait
ibeiterten, taufte Winiiter b. Ma1.
bad 1879 unb 1888 lehS erDBe 8a6s
men an. mDrnuf oann allmdb(ih
iammtlihe eruBe 8ahnen in ben BE-
ftp oes preuRilden Staate8 iiberain.
gen. 1896 muroe Der StaatSosrtraa
nit 0eifen aeihloiien, Der fih su et.
mem pollen @rfotae entpidett bat.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-07-01

ground that he Gomez to realize how
powerful an cn"ny he j. FIGHTING. Tn.
army is 80 large that he has no chuir
but to night 1t wholesale, instead Of
dealing with each II OF the little
pests individually, AZ In TIA" garden
The IumU method of work Is T.
apply paris green. hcilcburc or SOM
other poison which can bc mixed H.
liquid form and sprinLl"d ON the
plants. II is well EHOWn that NAM
bugs escape" this poison and continue
to Iiv" and breed. even when the plants
ar" dnscd several times during the
season. II Is to h" hoped that the
new apparatus which "" show in TIE
illustration viii prov" more effective
and subject The bugs to & treatment
which 1t viii be- impOssibl" for them t.
Withstand. Ia ms machine there H.
"A Fas-producing apparatus. designed
10 general" a larr" quantity Of nox
iOuB fumes. This gas h. stored IN the
reservoirs ON ia" carriage, and the
latter Is then driven over the ii"lC
lcuplhWiS" Of the rows of plants. il
viii be scon tina, the semi circular
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Neat Packing Helps Sales.
AuucaraucrS count for much in mar,
kc,Iup urnducc kra'uces uIayg mo- If.
tlc mart in selling the small things off
If fine farm We have seen rood Lut,,r
run ana poultry 70 b'fpIhf Tor custom
trt, "h'h placed On hhI' IN IA hllpahnd
IhfhI"h hI"ith'H' q an h''Ih''IVe pack
age 81 'hr hhpF'-hhH'd pf"Hh'c a lit
Il IH- IIHI Ia gII ~ / s4H
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-07-01
. Wei! knoun Canadian Lady Sends
letter OF | Endorsement to Pc-ru-nd.

Miss Mary Burns, % Spring Garden
Road. IialifaY. n. S, write: "Ilayinr
used PcruLa Tor indigestion and stomach
trouble and to build up "A brol On down
system with the very beet rt&ult9, | am
pleased to state my experience with this
excellent medicine. | had been troubled
with stomach trouble and poor digestion
for ON years, and although | tried
many remedies and dieting. nothing
seemed to restore my health until | used
rcruna. In three months | had entirely
recovered my health and strcnrth."-
Mary Burns.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-07-01

An %lriahGan was called upon To civ.
evih.uc" in Il shooting ARRAY.
"Iyit you -" the shot nrrdp" asked
IT," magistrate.
$50, cor, bat | heard IT," replied the
witness
"Ihlt r. not satisfactory. Step
down"
Az the lrishman turned to 20 he
laurn"d, and was rcbulrd by the mag
i%hlral". who told him II was contempt
Of court.
"Did ycZ 20" IN" lau|h2"
$50, but ! heard you"
"1Hn' rs not aatitiaCtory"
Aud then the court laughed.