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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-12-09

Bay State, Douglas and King Quail.
ty shoes, for men, youths and bows
the kind that wear well.
Tazewell Supply Company.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-12-09

F Senta Cluas holds court In our bar.
gain basement every day until Xmas.
Hankins & Son.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-12-09
BE PRESENT NEXT SUNDAY.

Every member OF the Baptist and
Christian church Sunday schools are
urged 10 be present next Sunday
morning. The two schools will meet
together In the Baptist church. as the
furnace Is not finished In the Christian
church. Some steps will be taken next
Sunday morning towards Christmas
entertainment, and every scholar
teacher and member Of both. churches
are urged TO be present.
Rev. Mr.. Gilmore will preach mt IL
a. IN.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-12-09

Beef Hides and Fur Skins
Wanted. Will pay the highest
market price in cash.
Tazewell Supply Co.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-12-09

How snug they fit, and how good
they fit-the Queen Quality shoe for
women.
HARRISON x Gillespie Bros.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-12-09

Fresh Oysters, good measure,
prompt delivery.
Tazewell Supply Company.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-12-09

murder OF Henlxle, and now on tiiaI : .
our court, and came home seemingly
despondent and greatly troubled. She
has several small children, one an in
FAINT. Dr. Painter prescribed for her,
and she became quiet, but still persist
ed that she intended to kill herself, and
get out OF all her troubles. 1t Is not
thought that she will carry out these
threats, as she seems In a better frame
OF mind now.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-12-09

Ladies coats at greatly reduced pric-
es at the Big Store.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-12-09

'''ahahftain them. We pray
to be fathers 10 them
business, not enforcing them
against their wills"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-12-09

Washburn Crosbys Gold Medal flour
always the same - every barrel
guaranteed.
Tazeweli Supply Company.
Spots Bros. give our green rebate
checks. Ask fer them. We redeem
them in our Bargain Basement
Hankins Il Son.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-12-09

A nice organ for sale, cheap, suita-
bic for parlor or church. - News Office.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-12-09

a big cut in prices ou ladies coats at
the Big Store.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-12-09

When trading with Spots Bros, ask
Tor green rebate checks. We redeem
them. Hankins &, Son
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-12-09
'anese War Photogranhs

oeiore were the photographers
: IL is said that they have not
e 10 tuifill half of the demands
pom tnem. The hundreds OF
as OF men sent to the war
o leave photographs with their
) and also to take with them
or parents, children. and
eioVed persons The nation
ng photographed during the
months. During the last 20
iere has gradually come into
Z IaeaSS IlaeS 81 iGpSStom St9I11 of placing the
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-12-09

HARRISON 81 Gillespie Bros.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-02
. ..ttlaZ F4t
Debm's Meme 9aa.
fertier hlethrr
-iir-
Die game mdnmer,uelt
jctt bcreit.
3r. Is, @efs9erinstonsS traRe,
nabc Gbarlcs.
ADMINISTRATIONS in Der 3ions-
Stride.

@ie ieit einer Heibe bon. SSsabreu
peronitaltete Der airtenmuiif : Ser
Elm Der 3ionsfirfe an @ap-S trabe
audi geItern cine Gborfreitags . Sol.
iionsouffiibrung. DDS Hroeramit
tpor ser Seier bes Sobestages 9briiti
entipredenb 5uiommengeltellt: ernit.
firdli6c Wliiif, elm groBerS bell Der
ielben aus Der alten gloubigen Belt,
oa Ole Gomponiiten nod aus reIigio.
Ter llcbcr5ellgung componirten. Der
airhcnmlllif . @erein bat iGoneS
Stimmenmaterial unb lit bon Tel.
nenl Better Srn. 6. 9odner trefflih
bis5iplinirt. Die meiit a capello.
geiungenen 96ore gineen fiber, rein
unb milroen ifon idattirt porgetra.
gen.
Die giiffiiDrirng bradte Die Sell
bcnsgeidibte Gbriiti nit perbinbe,,.
Dem biblii6en Cert, ben Yaitor Sof.
man portritg, unb elmer Mnsabl Gais
lions : GborGle, Die bon Der @emein-
De geiungen murben. Die Gborpor-
trGgc umfobten Gompoiitionen BOZ,
Mar &eqer, Selice Inerio, elm, @ciIt-
lihes 3miegciprad)" fir cine Ilt'
Itimmc C6rl. 8. Stiebler) unb bier
bis a6titimmigen Gbor, "2aB, o
Seill, bel Dir uns bletben" nit Der
innigidonen Muiif bes Mo5art'iben
ngpe perum," Stun lit Der 9err our
Stub eebrobt" aus Der gah'ihen
nWottbGlls : Eailion" NIT SoIoitim-
men (Srl. 6; gGbred)t, Sri. 8. Seine
mann II. ,Srn. i. @eber), Elm uIbo.
ramliite Gbrilte" BON Eerti.
Soliltiih maj eineefloften Die
IbenbSmabls : giniesui,g nod Ser
nMottbGils . Toiiion" BON Bad,
bon Srn. 3eis geiuneen, cine Irie
aus Dem Srotorinm ~9etrus" bon
YbiI. Gn,. Bad, bon SRI. Dora &ooc-
furt porgetrtgen, INTO Elm ponsIrnol0
W%enoelsiobn bearbeitetes CONCERT
bon Seinrid Shiis. geiun9en bon
Srn. j. @eber.
S%nitrumental lieben Die $50. SriB
@aul uno sllfreb Siirtbmeper Der
guiiiibruns ibre Mitnirfune. ST.
@aiil ipielte ein @eieeniolo bon oenl
alten arpBen Sob. Sebaitian Bad
nit %bliibenoer unb narmer Con.
eebung nnb elm GeQoiolo bon u.
Goreai fanb burh &rn. 5iirtbmeper
cine iebr flongidone @ieoergabe.
9uianmen ipielten bic beiben Coli.
item Elm BON Srn. 9odner eeifidt ar.
rongirtcs 9uo: vWir briiden Dir Die
Nueen 5u" aus Sbibtiben .9as
gnbe bes @erebten."
Sr. godner leitete Die Gbor.guf'
fiibruneen nno bate bieO rgelbeglei-
hung inter Den Singern. Die Ealz
iionsanffiibrung batte niele Scorer
ange5ogcn uno binterlieb einen tie
fen Ginorlid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-02
3cituerlGnsernns scluHnfdt.

Walieitperpalter Der iitltf bonferot'
ten Selier : @criidcrung '@eiell'
if]nftcn nod nift I'M Stanoc.
genoue Tehnlung objlllegert. =
@as Die @eicaiduftcn lngefabr
a~its5ablen iper0en.
/. Die 60 Gage, meIhe DEM Eilblifum
erloubt uuroen, Inn feline Inipriife
on Die flint NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ten ein5ureihenL bic in Tolge oes
8roBfeilers IN Die Sdtoe BON Wai-
ienneripoltern iibergingeu, iperoell
nadlte @ofe 5ll Gnoe iein utlb cine
3eitperlangerllng bon GO 5ogcn miro
IN Den 8eridten p%erlongt. GieWtai'
lenperipolter iino eiirig oamit be.
'dottigt, Die Gnipriibe uno anoeren
8elbdfte Der bctrcffeaoen @cletl-
idoften ms Geine ST. bringen, bod
fDnnen lie iett nod niht genau an.
geben, pie picle Erp5ente ousbe5ablt
peroen. Mae gll5eihen oeilten ie.
bod barauf bin oaB Der Yro5entias
Der ousbe5ubIten Seriiberungsgel,
Der Der flint Gonpagnien ungefabr
folgcnoer iein miro:
Baltimore Sire Sniuronce So,
10 Ero5ent.
Some Sire Sniurance 60, 60
Ero5ent.
Oh Sotun Sire Sniurol1ce So, 80
Ero5ent.
5iremen's. S,lSuralice gompqnp,S5
Ero5ent.
Eeabobp Sire S%liiirancc Company
u%ngeidbr as Ero5eut.
Nus gerihten pelbe bis iest sur
Sono iino; bettdgen bie 8erluite Der
DID Comm Company $135,000, ipel.
den Sotdlaiitbdben i'm @etroge bon
$125,0W Hegrniiber ittben. Die BAL.
tinnorc 6eiler siEetlifernngs -@eieQ-
idaft peiit gerllite ifilH 9etrage bon
100000 mo Gitbaben i'm 9etraae
BON $550,O60 oiif. Sic Yeaboop.g Ser
iiderun9s' @efelidaft bat Gerluitc
I'M @eiainmtbettaee bon cirfa $500.
600 mo Die @utbaben betragen fallm
iiber 100000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-02

elne Mann iino ainocr. perlollenoe
tSraii m oeriefbeil 3eiie b%eltraft iper-
Den loa, ipie Der 5rau uno 8inoer
nerloienoer Mann; ole Gill fur Die
ernennung elmer elettriidcn Brit
transformation fir @altiinore nno
Solflmore-9 ountp linb Sicentllrllng
Der @leftrifer; Die Bill fir anihaf-
lung bon 2a~noforten fir Die Sfn-
leftoiirh ben Staots. llnterridts-SnE
pertntenoenten, unb 0eIegat Clip
mans Bill fir @erbot oea Terfanfs
BON 8oiolin in Baltimore foot &C.
ma6t.
TergebIide 2icbeSmiibe G.
Gin Verind oes Senotors @tll bon
galtimore, Der am Viittmod Mbene
obtpeIenb mar, uls sic 9otldoft oes
@onoernenrs bejiigIid) oes Epcs
announcements %anIongte llno an pas
Gomite fir conititutinnelle Mlnenoe'
ments permieien wuroe, oieielbe tuie'
Der Dor ben Senot SIT bri1gcn idlliig
febl. Senator Gill utlo Seiiator
2emis hon MIlegonp.G olntp 5ablen
5u ben tpenigen OcntofrotlIhen Seno'
loren, ipeIde oui scr Seitc oes @ol.
berteilrs iteben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-02
Sir Srennos I'M On. nno InslnnSc.

Cine ongGlebme nnb babel billige
1%teberraidJura fir Srclinbe n1b &c.
fannie im Snlanoe mo inlsluslanbe
fam Seoernlonn bcreiten, inbem er
cine iIluitrirte 9ei6reibung oes gro.
BEN 9ranbes ienbct. @S iino nod
cine In5nbl GrempIarc prnl @o6en.
bIotte oes v0eutiden Correspondent
ten" NIT Ser MISUNDERSTANDING
bes groBten Greignilies I'M nellca
Sobrbunoert porbanoen, nelde 81
5 Genfs bas Stiif perfolit peroen.
Seine Gin5eIperion lit i'm Stonoe,
aiib MIR anndbernb ein 10 olls9e.
5eidnetes geiitiges 9iIO bon bem
9ranbe 5u malen, ipie Oaiielbc i'm
,9elttifen Gorreiponoenten" be.
ihrieben purbe. 0ic 9eibreibun9
lit bon ben 5u~pcrIdiiigiten unb CT.
fobrenIten gngcitclten NIT 3ubiilfes
nobnle Scr Gicnite offentlid)er 9es
onlter 10 iorgfaltig ausgearbeitet
lporoclL oob ms bon Iusipdrts 70.
pobI. oIS aud bon 9etpobnern scr
Staot idrneidelbafte Inerfennungss
itreiben 5llge9ungen iino. Die 5abl-
reid)en Sauitrationen fonnten eben.
falls mir nit idlueren IllSlagen er'
langt iperben.
9as Horto nod 9euti6lono fir
bieie iauitrirte Summer foitet 3 Gts.
Man ienbe 8 Gts. in Toitmarfen
unO Die aoreiie Elm, on pelfe man
Die iluitrirte 9eidreibnng bes9ran.
oes aelanot 81 Baben iuiinidt, unb
Die 8crienoung miro prompt beiorgt.
Der rScntihc Correspondent"
Scr. 219, Observation-Disclosures.
Baltimore, Wb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-02
Der 9entfdje Correspondent.
SamItaa, Den 2. Mpril 1904.

@etterauSid ten. - Sir
Morplano unb on SiItrift Columbia
fIor rno tiiblcr AM Somltog, tlor
am Sountag, peitIid)e pber %norolpcIt
lide @inoe.
Ser bodlite 1hcrmomcteritono mar
63 @roo nm I llbr Ibeubs.
Der nicbrigite Shermometcrltn1o
mor Al @rao nm 6 ltbr Mor9cna.
Ser @ino bate cine ShneIli9teit
BON If Meilcn aus Dem Horomcitcn.
Mittlerer 9aromctcrItano 1892.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-02

abIeben. = Sr. @m. Wt. 2erd,.
Witalico Der Sirma @ebriiber 2erd),
Sattler, Wr. 10 bis ia, 9anoper.
StroBe, itarb am 9onneritag imsll.
ter bon SO Sahren in ieii,er lesten
@obnirng 5u@opans on BERG hpino-
illdt. Gr binterldbt .auber ieiner
Satin einen Sobn, Srn. Gblpin u.
2erf.
= Sm Sitter bon "a sSabren itarb
nod LANCER Gronfbeit Der IN Siio.
Baltimore poblbefonnte Sr. 8ern-
barb s. Treesmann in ieiiter Sob.
ning. GER. 1888, @illiam StraBe.
Sr. SrccSmtarin tpi,rbe am 2.Sebrlior
1881 in OIoenburg, 0eutidlano, &c.
boren. fam jung nod Mmerifa nno
perbcirotbetc lid) NIT 1865 nit SRI.
Sbereie Sbumann. Gr begriinoetc
ein 8roceriemaaren @eid1ft uno
lpar erfolgrcih; leiher itarb feline
8attin bercits in 1883 ilno er 500
fih in Den 8ubeitatb 3uriid. 81. mar
iein gan5es 9eben lang eth gutter
9emofrat unb itimntte felt 1869 fir
ieoen bemofratifden H~rdiibent-
ftofts Ganoiouten. ,Miiber elmer
Shlpeiter, Jrall 5rnnces Seine, bin.
terlGbt er flint &inoer: bier godter,
Grali 1bereie Shmld, 1raii 2ron.
ces Gents, Srau aate ban ben Cool
mpd uno Jrmi Warp Smbofe, iotpie
einen SobM Sol. .. 5reesmann.
Die geeroiguns finoet Montag friib
bon Der I'll. Greu5fird,e aus itatt.
Brau Minnie Warie Sdmars.
Satin BON 6riebrid Shruars, itarb
geltern IN ibrer 9ebauinng. Scr. 925,
eoen Strabe, nah ettua oreitp6fi.
ger &ronfbeit. Sic binterIdbt auber
ibrem @atten mebrere ainber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-02

GoIliiio II. yin Der Ycnnipl.
ponio . Apenir uno SrhoroItrobe
coaioirtc geltern elm @agen oesSrn.
@biparb Snpber bon Wr. 21S, Gif-
monbltroBe, nit einem StraBen.
balm : @ogaon, pobei bds Seitibiil
bes @aeaons 5ertriimntert muroe.
@liidlihcr @eiie marb Hienlano per.
lett.
@eiberpriialer GEM a g.
reeelt. = Eoli3eirifter Soc iob
aeitern IN Der weitliden Toli5eiito-
ton iiber cine 9naabi @eiberpriigler
81 @cridt. Der Weger Mnbr. 9oi.
lep bon Nr. 94t, Sarmonp : Cane,
mllroe SIT GO 1asen @efdnenib Der.
urtbeilt; ipeil ct ellie Wation, e,nv
&aiiengenpiiin bon SIR. S37, Sine,
Strobe, tbdtlih angegriffen uno
miBbonoelt buben ion.
Sn Grmongelung BON $i1.45 lei.
itet linn @nt. Gomns bon GER. 627,
Sornep : gllep, ipeIber iif on9tarp
Wiaer bon Ger. 621, 9ornep-NGep,
pergriii ouf SO Gage @eieaidoft.
6ener IN hem 9 t a IL s.
@aii iten. = Madeent NM bettabe
Siuei Wonate lett bent 5euer per-
itriden iitb, brad geitern ait man.
den Stetlen utter Srt &iiinenJ euer
aus, INTO ian mardbeh oStellen iuor
bihter &aud) iidtbupdo5 .. 1T ben
&llinonitpon Guibiny's lBebGuoe.
tttitiN. lIIQ .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-02
Or iH,MNl

gs tpar Elm godIeinl fem iino sort,
Sur 3eit, uls es aeboren iuaro;
Nahoem es aber grob %geiuoroen,
Treibt iid's beruiit an dllen Srten;
SIS Iabt iidJ nid)t mebr ferfern elm
SIN Steil's, oes Nrniiers, &elIerei'n.
Seit beiite lit es IN Der Staot,
$50 Jranf Steil's Bier INT 3apf man
bat.
Drum foItet's beitii es lit red)t gut,
81 Ianee mans .nitt ftedet tbut;
God tuer iih nii1utt 81 piel heraus.
Gcn legt rs iid6crlid) niidl aus.
.WotbeiHilcrbcine."
(Wir526-NpriT2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-02
Glattcrn in Baltimore.

Die bcioen aranfen fonlen mitSu1s
oerten bon WGo6en in 9eriib.
rung. Soforti9c Smpfun9
hrineenb geboten. - Statiitif
fir War5.
Die @elunbbcitS . VcbGrbe uno DC.
ren "a ger5te meroen in Der ndditen
;3eit dilberlt beibGftiete 2erte iein.
Gs bat lid nanllih bcrailsgeitelt,
. oob Die 5lpei WGod)elt, Die in ben let-
ten So9en an 9lottern leibeno auf.
gefunben mltrben, an einem Srte nit
elmer iebr groBen Mn5obl BON W1o.
den 5niommen arbeiteten. Die SEQ
men ultb Ioreiien Der 2ebtercn jino
Dem @elllnobeitsamte befannt, uno
iGmmtlihe @oroeine lino iebt bc.
NIT beid)aftiat, bieie W1bhen uno
beren g~n9eborige 81 impien. Or.
goslep 9laubt, bab minbeitens TO-.
GOO Tcrionen geimpft iperben mil.
fen, che lie oQe Die erreidt bober,
Die NIT Den 0lotternfranfen IN bi.
refer ober inbirefter Weile in Sc.
rilhrlng fnnlen.
Ger 9erid,t oes @eimnbbeitsomtes
fir ben Monot M6r5 3eigt, Dab in
bemielbcn mebr Nerionen itarben,
oils III oericlben Heriooe Ser 0pr-
iohre. Die SooeSiG1e iuoren 1915
aeacn 966 in 1901, $40 III 1902 nno
902 III 1908; 2S4 lporen SGae bon
ainoern inter 5 Sobren oocr 26.4S
Fro5ent Der @elommt5obl.
Sic tolacnben Safe bon onItedcn,
ben 9ronfbeiten murben olgemel.
oct:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-02
BON tets hpher QualitGt

lit oos bon Sreb. 8auernihmiot's
nMmeriean Yrauerei" bergelteate
bSolace" @ier. IS lit elm ourd)ulls
reines, reides uno aniprehenoes
Sopfen- nno Wal5gebrGl,. uto ais
Starfeipenoer unoereleidlit. lie.
bcr5euaen Sic lid ourd 9elteallng
elmer Site ($) bel Sbrem @irtb,
ooer per Eel. s. & q. 1854, Wb
t491. 9rallerei HOLES, &il.
lenitrobe. (93)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-02
q. .. Wiaioms {: So.

Seine Qualif1t &dffee, 9bce uno
SIiben-O Del, niis9e5eifnet bnrty
Etdrfe itnb Mromd. Yrompte Mb.
Iieferruta III Stoht nn6 ltmaeaera.
@cibc 1bone. Horh,ncIt,gfc bon
2erington. uno Etarlitrdbc.
OrSaOi6Ylfe)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-02
GAiffsfartcn $24.5O.

Bon Bremen nod Baltimore fir
Eaffagiere BON llngarn uno Groatien.
Cleo. s.. 9icner & Co., 3immer Ger.
3, ia Oit.2erinaton,, nabe Galpert.
ltrabe. gusldnoiides 8elb. 8ebieI
iIlb Grebitbriefe. (266-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-02
&ennn,s citerhiIh.

Gin bobieines fiinItIeriifes Bib.
IS bel 20 3on sroB. SIT 10 Jor.
ben Iitbogropbirt.
Sciite gratis bel 6. .. 0cnnp &
SO. Gbcc. aafice. 3ufcr.
10 21oen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-02
Sdiifsfarten bon Baltimore nad
Wrcmcn.

Yper cine yiciIe nod Deutid,Ianb an8uireicn se'
oeufi, benad)rid)tiee otto @famterger, 9tr. 202.
y,orbs IS reenc. Strabc. Neent oee YlproocutidDcn
9lcpo. pcld,cr ,peitere Mucfunft ertbeiIt.
(glpril1, 2Uit)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-19

Miss Sarah Maccomb, whose hair touches the floor when she stands erect, says: My hair would not reach below my waist when I commenced using Danderine, and 1t is now over five feet in length" Look at her beautiful hair and judge for yourself whether or not she got the worth of her money.)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-19

"Of course they are. Goosiel" return ed Miss Downing, with rush of moist- ure to her eyes. IT couldn't bear to throw them away--and SO I have been wearing them--but I forgot-at least I didn't suppose I would take off my coat"
 "Gcrtic --dcn"t 'rihe thIs time!" he implored, coming nearer still. Have you kept those flowers-because-be- cause"
 He could not finish, for it meant so much; but she tilted an impertinant chin toward the placard on the wall and read 1t with absorbed attention.
 "Yes," she whispered, softly. T kept them-because"
 And the train went out unheeded toward that polyglot country indicated by the porter.
 When the old man had shaken Toms arm almost off, and had made arrange ments for taking him into immediate partnership. he tried to command him. self enough to communicate the news to his wife. He did this 0s he walked hilariously up and down the dining room.
 "Ib takes me to manage themT' he said, with jovial chuckiinggs. T knew Tom--I can just about see what that pof N thihhlH@s AAAA v 9"'' AN "N-~ --'% cue just to let him go and not say word--and that's what did. Let him go off 70 the station--not soul of us with him and what's the result7 He never leaves at all--coines back in time sor lunch, and walks into the office as though he'd never left 1t, ana says, I've changed my mind. father I'm going to stay and work with you and I'm going to marry Gertie Down ing Think of that--the very girl l had picked out--and it's all my doing' Always leave me to manage the little. delicate matters. Mary. It takes tact for things like that. You can't go at them in a sledgehammer fashion--you just can't-you've got 10 use diploma macv!'
 "Yes. dear" said Mrs. Farley, duti- fully.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-19

Miss May Densmore. now the longest haired lady in the world. says: "I have used your Danderine two years. and my hair has grown over an inch in length every month since commenced its use. It surely con tains most remarkably invigorating quail ties" Miss Densmore writes us under rs- cent date that Danderine had made her hair grow three feet longer than it was naturally. and is still growing.)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-19
HOLT BLOCKS HATS. ioe s. Court. Telephone 4S2.
NEVER GO TO SEA.
Many British AdmirnIs Who Stay on
 

Many British Admirnla Who Stay on London Globe.
 England has many efficient and ea- ger sea admirals. Her fleets will never want for men to take command and face an enemy. She has also few ad- mIrals who have never been on the sea except as passengers for a holiday trip. and whose knoweldge of man of-war ia mainly derived from the pictures in the papers.
 There is the old Marquis of Done- gal. He is the hereditary lord admiral of Lough Neagh. A big sized lake IL is, covering over 150 square miles, ana not only the largest in Ireland but in the United Kingdom. No other IaKe has an admiral of its own
 The Duke of Argyll is admiral of the western coast of Scotland and the isles. His grace, who is the kings hrather-in- n-law. is not sailor, and has no great liking for yac.-.lng Centur- les ago the MacCallum More. as ad- miraI kept a pretty tight hand over the western coast line and exacted dues from ships. Shippers and coast ing craft were careful not to offend the chief at Inveraray castle.
 Although the new lord provost or Edinburgh Is a draper by trade, he IS also by virtue of his office lord admiral of the Firth or Forth. In Queen Ma rvs time the lord provost had control of the forth, and all movement of war ships were regulated through him. He is even vet entitled to an admiral s salute when he boards a battleship in the estuary Singularly enough. the present lord provost who is an enthu- siastic volunteer, is Vo... colonel and honorary colonel of his regiment, the Queen Edinburgh--thS latter rank being attached to his office as head Of the city.
 AS regards the old seaport of .Leith, not only is the provost an admiral of the forth, but the bailies are entitled to style themselves admirals-depute In the case of Leith. the present chief magistrate. as a shop owner, Is connec- ted with the sea.
 Lord Rosebery is an elder brother of the Trinity house, and his experi- ence on board his large steam yacht will help him here The sherin of Orkney and Shetland. and advocate of K C., Is vice admiral of these northern islands. and has to sit in judgment over knotty questions concerning maritime affairs. At one time Shetland and Ork- ney held aloof as much as possible from the Jurisdiction of the mainland and the vice admiral was a notable parsonage.
 As admiral of the Humber. the may or of Hull bears an old title of honor. It Is an ancient institution, the Trinity house at Hull and the museum con tains relies of the great navigator. Captain Cook.
 The lord mayor of London Is admiral of the port of London. His lordship is three things besides. He is chairma 2
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A Premature send-Off.

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 Those who were in the neighborhood of 1th and Walnut streets this afternoon could not help noticing a path of rice that led into an office building on the southeast corner Few knew the reason for the presence on the highway of the little white flakes, and in the busy turmoil did not im- agine that behind them was story of love and a contemplated wedding.
 Not many months ago a young woman engaged on the sixth floor of the building told her employer that she was going to leave, as the blessed day of her life was fast approaching. She was basking in the sunshine of contemplated bliss, and was so joyful that work had become too common place. Of course her resignation
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of the Thames conservancy, coroner, escheater. clerk of the markets. chief butler at coronation banquet, head Of the hospitals and trusts. etc. There is no port admiral who holds so many high offices. and his salary of f1o.00O,- 900 exceeds that of other admirals. In oIden days the lord mayor had a mag nificent barge on the Thames. and when he proceeded on voyage with his flag hoisted mercantile. had to salute.
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oepted and the quitting day agreed up

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 News will spread. It not long De- fore the young woman's many friends in the building heard of her decision. A prise "send-off" was arranged to take place when the day of departure arrived. which was this morning
 Unaware that anything unusual in store for her, Miss Blank started from the office to walk down the stairs, in order to say farewell to her friends the various floors. She had descended but half a flight when shower of rice almost made her lose -her balance At each landing a fresh sur prise greeted her. and until she reached the pavement the flaky rain poured thick and fast From office windows many heads appeared and few more bags of rice were seen to fall In the blushing maiden's path until she reached car, and made her way northwestward to her home.
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wa. Both BIue nnd Gray,

Not long ago an elderly men ap- preached Gen. Joseph Wheeler in the lobby of a New York hotel q want to shake hands with you. General" he said. putting out the only one he had Gray or blue?" laughed the General. who has friends all over the broad land of freedom. Both" was the reply. T fought with you under the Stars and Bars in the Confectionery. and my two boys fought with you under the Stars and Stripes in Cuba a"