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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-12
@ut Sols.
BON Rem natiOnaIsm &eael.xmrnier
81 gleuclano, Ohm.

Gleoelano, o., IL. 6ebr. Die
trae Der Orei 6iinf.M dnners Serien oes
tern abenO bate folsenbss ersebuib:
6eE, 5igers, grie. pa. 2G77.
Callahan, pint. Rights. Mitp.. 2G00.
@ranOs. sbitusO. 2446. CADETS,
Wst GINS, 6bicaoO, 244O. CnFic,
youngstown. 2404. Rubbernsds,
atrOn, 2342. Jmperials, YOunas.
ioun, 1882. 8laniarts. Detroit.
1912. Bon. 3Ons, Narren, 8, 1880.
Columbian anishts NO. 2, @aihtno-
ton, 23l0.
Die beitsn ein5eI : Scores qsitern
tDaren:
SObn GOrIuQ. psorio, 629; Naasr,
MiunsapOlis, 6l2; 8. 9 asiler, ct.
gaul, $50; g.. y. McgaulsD, ct.
guul, SOC; D. 8. @OOnsp. ebicaao,
500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-12
Sn annapolis eieOerfran5.
probe unO 0oppeI. 5sier

Der nSnopls. 2ieoerlron3" belt feline
0sitrioe pDdsntli6e Yrobe auf ginla-
Oung isines gbrenmitaIieoes 8 n.
Grib Weiffen d 9 r. In
oelien local an Der WaoiIon aIOe. ab.
0aU Der probe fano cine iiberaus
gemiitblIde unO feudt.fr0bIide Geier
ots 60. @eburtstaaes oes brapen alien
Gdnaers unb @afoebers uno Oamit
berbuncsn cine sbenIO g%elungene @e-
burtstoas-I ahfeier oes unermiioIidsn
uno liebenswiiroi9en Ysreins.@ohen.
mortes Dsrrn 81 # a Dcngu 8
Itait.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-12
9bt9ias- Sabilarm

Inter YetbsilieunQ bon etwa l5,=
900 GrOsnsbriioern aus Snoiana,
Ohio. 9entudp, S0inois uno faf
idmmtlidsn Supreme. uno CROPS Bee
amten Deranfalteien geietn Die 5n-
oianas & ogen Der 9Dtbias BITTER Rod
mitiags unO Nbsnos in Der 8OmlinIOn
9alIe cas 35. Sabrssfslf osg 93eitebens
Oes Croens In Snoiana. ginGeleitet
Dutoe Die Geier Iadmittass ourd) cine
itnttlids unO Fnrbenprd9tige StraBens
Yaraoe. Bel Den GsierH am Ra6mit-
tag uno Nbeno murosn nabe3u 1000
neue Wit9lieOer bon Den 5taats= @rob=
beamien in Den Pogen= Rang intafirt.
Duff, 3eosn, SolO- uno Wlee Club.
@eIdnge bIloeten Den anoeren 3bsil
Der 6sf-programme.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-12
Die Nisien=0sidiite Der
uYruoentiai"

Die PRUDENTIAL ELECTROMAGNETIC.
Ienfdaft bon Mmerita" bat abermals
ibren 9etoro iibertrO1en - cine 70.
beuSmsri1e Gisenlhaft osrielbeu -
oenn i'm Sabre 1908 ftelte oieielbe fir
bic Summs bon 1898, 900, OOe Der
fiderungsn aus, ~5soeutsno mebr, ais ie
in sinem 5abr bon irgenO eiuer @sIea=
fdaIt eieihen differs wie bic ypruoen.
tial", ousgelielt worotn fno. Gie
PRUDENTIAL" eeb6rt gu ben fOrtIdritt.
lihlien Gompaanien ibrer SlaKe. uno
Ibre @el6diie in inoutrieaen areiisn
Iino aleidfals ungewObnlid Orb in
policsn BON $1,000 biz 81 300, 900
gs mdre duBerif idwierig. irgenomelde
@eIddfts= erbeiierungsn oOr3uI bla9en,
oa Die vpruoential" benz publitum in
YsrIidsrun9s qngslsgsnbeiten in ieOsr
9SsiIe entgesentommt. Sbre pOlicen
meroen auf bic l~iberalien 6ermine
aus0elielt uno entbalten mande iub=
ianiielle VoribeiIe, bic ron Dem yers
liherun9Iu6moen Yublitum marine
Qnertennune iiaOsn. Shreiben sic
al Die 0aupi, Office Der Gsielidaft.
Rswnrf. q. g.. fir SnfOrmaiiou be.
irsIis ibrsr poIiesn, Die nidt MIR einen
Gdub fir Sbre 6amilie garantiren,
ionOsrn sbsniO gut fir bic Jnbabsr
cine Gibioenoe abwerfen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-12
gisne SntOrpOratIOnsn.
Qeue Csls y~ompasnien unO anbere Inter
netmunsen

5n Der Office oes Staatsiecrsiirs
puraen 9eifern fOlsenoe neu 6irmen &c
incorpOrirt
Die uRidlano Oil Co., pOrtlunO;
@apital $4,000. SncorpOratOren:
GoworO .. Gibpatrid uno Daniel e.
@riaer bon PORTLAND. iOlUie Dell
Dr1ao. @eoras 70. puIaips uno Silas
81. 0aroing bon NsotsD.
Die ggbieaso Il Binamac Oil &
Bas Co." Winamac; capital $50 600.
SneprpOratoren: Jobn Nuffis, Biniam
e. 0uoolenon. hilbert Yotsforo nno
Barren W Borders bon Winamac, 10
uie Nartin 3eler unc Uric s. Seller
bon GbIca9o.
Die .Yuder IL Gibbs ptom @r.",
Canton. o.; Capital 900, 900, Sobn
R. guGer, asmis Gibbs uno 9snrp
VI. @aDnnb.
Die .5ntsrlfate DOOen Wire SO.
Snoianapolis; capital s25, 600. Nctien-
9ubaber: @sorgs 10. Witiin9tUn, 5Ohn
bon Spredelisu, qrtbur bon Spredel-
fen uno GborIes s. 0reelep.
Ole vBurnes-R ap 9ano Co., 3erre
0auie; @apital $40. 900. 3~beilbaber:
@iaiam e. gurnes. Wiaiam Rap unO
Qaurc .. Yurnes.
Die n0aOeriiid COMPANY, Snoias
napcIis; Capital $4,000. SncorpOra.
loren: u. :. MeGulOuab. SEQ. 6.
0aberftid unb hilbert q. @arter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
@ises-


Arf1ur ulo @ora @ulp. 378 gmerz
ION Nee, Qnabe.-Winiam uno Grau
Goaier, 1873 VI. Netp Yort, Maoden.
-gOmaro unO Saole gDOns, 1912
STIRLING. auobe.-Glarsnee uno glnna
N~ieobamer. 1917 WinOior Ctr,
Wdohen. -Sames uao emma gnsten.
1921 4rIendl glue. Mdoacn. -WoOO-
|fOrO unO NINA 31OmpIOn, $40 VI.
II. Str. Nldohen. - 0enrp uuo
DaiID gaioer. 1916. SbslbD. MdO.
den.-W. uno 6rau code. Staot.
Rnabe .-Robert uno Qis3ie Wslls,
|452 80. Is Mdoden.-gbarles uno
Gertrude Raud. 1140 yrod. MdOdsn.
|-SObn uno MDrile Ulitdsa, S32 Q.
5eloiuare, Rnabe.-gowin uno chi.
lie Gonlon. 622 Sutton. 9unbs. - :.
y. uno Clara gDerett. 657 9rbor Aue
Wdohm .-Somes uno ROIa grolDn,
1914 0oroDtc Npe.. Qnabe .-6rant
nno gli3abeib Qarib 901 yirainia 4Us.
Wdo9sn.
0etraut:
6rant =. Wef - Marp 0off.
Sames 8. 3ooers-Wcbel Muffin.
SoIepb Qarr-gmma Wbiie.
eOwaro @ramforO-2atbrDn NubreD
Robert Gbenep uno Minnie 9enneo9.
Wont Nmes-Wabel Dabis.
% Il o rben:
Wcrtin yurte. 63. SO 5raub glbt.
Smith, so, 1905 Sbelbp.-
Gomono Matbcn. 81, l09 =. Noble.
-6elia Balowin, 20, 749 9boOs
SslanO. = Miaiam 6ielo, 50, COS
Union .-MaTp Spring, 81. 2ll9 81.
Delaware. - Gertrude Dunn, Il
Gage, 1928 9enmOOO slpe -Martin
@rser, GO. 834 Bu6onan.-eoiib
RoB. IL, Staot. = Gamuel Rapmono,
GA, 1871 Of 10.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-12
Nus Gtaot= uno ganntb=W er=
waltnng.


" { II e I " Y Ut olt ~ =
ttnspilles2inie e.
Die geb0roe FIR 0~ifentl. Werie bat
oeltern auf g%mpIsblung oes Staot-
S,naenieurs Der vSnOianapolis 9rac-
ton unO Serminol 60" oa5 priDileg
ertbeilt, FIR Die Dauer bon 8 Sabren
Die Gentudp ADenussB Bride iiber oen
Wbits Riper gu bsnuben, D. B.. big Die
oeplante nsue IWOrris S:r. Bride,
DoaenDet wsrosn tam. Yislang be.
nuste Die go. betanntlid Die Morris
Str. Bride. Die ourd Die 9odflutb
am Gonntoe ibeilreiIe ue9geIdpemmi
morOen III. Die go. miro Qebalten.
mad qblanf bon 3 5abren. falls ie Die
9entudp Mpe. Bride nod meter be.
nuben Mil. Die b0l3ernen 3rolep.
pfd6le Ourd eiIerne gu erisbsn. Sie
tann logon TsGhientn benuben, mub
fd aber berpilidten. bic @eleis. 3ni.
fdenndume nit Badfeinen 3u pfaitern,
Iobalo oas pflalier Der 9entudp Que.
Derbefert miro. - Die Snoianapplis
uno Wartin spine Traction so. piro,
TOweit betannt. bel'rebt iein, lire 2inie
au1 mad 3 Sahren iibsr Die 8entudp
Nps. =griide bei~3ubebalten.
Bonn Is baussS Quare
ber b t.
Eie Giderbeiiss Yeh0roe mics 0eitetn
Den pOlisei=S uperintsnoenien an, oa=
fir gu lorgeu, oaB binfort teineerpreB'
ODER 6bels u assns 6ubrlcuts iid rinss-
TIM oas Gourtbaus, reip. an oen@out.s
baus, Sei!enwegen auIhslen. Wobin
oieislbeu jsbt Siebsn iclen Ooer t0nuen,
1T cine 6raqs. osren Q0iuEg ibnsu ni1t
wenie 4opISerbreden b~ereitet.
80 9tig Il g drtner.
Gerner bsI9lOt Die gsbOrOs aeIisrn,
Dab ia 3utunft @drtner ODER 6armer,
mel9e ibrs. eignsn PrOoucte ouf ben
Martt bringen, aud DOr Der Warit.
bale ouf ben Seiteniosgen lire 8er-
fauFsfdnDe errihten i6nnen, oa Ole
Wartiballe 3u ilein FIR Nae lit. 6au-
frer, melds tropiIds dridte etc. fell
baiten. tperoen oogessn BON ben Sei:
tentuessn orsosidloisn. = Das Veus
ia1rs- 5eueriuerts s@efud her biefiaen
Gbineien, iiber oas berittet mproen lit,
wuroe an ben Wobor uno pOli3eis gu.
De~rintcnoenien CUR grleoigung DeT-
mieIsn.
gine q prib .S our.
0sutsa fubrsn bic Wit9IieOer Der Si=
derbtits. Ysb0roe uno Geuerwsbr.ebsf
@oots nnd Gincinrati, I'm cine neue
BampTipribe 81 inipiciren, weIde Den.
bieiaen Department gum antaufe on.
QebOten wOrOsn 1T.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-12
Sic yor=N asteaang oon
eo,aater
.SaumwOacn @aarcu..


Dieies idbrli6s Greisnib psrbient Die
Bea9tung AIer, bic ousi9IiebIi6e 0oui'
tdten IN CONNER Gleibunsen gu iddben
wllen. Ger II tide Ourhsans 1T gum
gro ZEN 1beiIe Der Nuoi.eIune Der beiiss
rem Scrten import rter Waidwaaren
eingerdumt uno falls sic wunlhen,
tonnen Sic iset cine boufdnbise
Sorsmer'WarOercbe o~uSwdblen. gum
Minoeiten wirO IS Iobneno fem nit ben
neuen Mooen bstannt 5u wereen.
Aommen Sic.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-12
Zoe OOlOberaer.

llmeesogen Don 40s Maff. I've. nad 800
Nlan. Ape. MT eIHem %boIlltdntigen Yorloib
ieiner Hleioer iur Derren. 2noben uno Rinoer
ebenIo cine 0robe QusDabl pon SfubeH,
Bitten rno 6errens 9rtifeIn ~ ben nieorigiten
Breiien in Der Staot. Vile 6reunoe iino 81
einem BeIHh einaelaoen. Tic Naumer niht
az vereeien 30 Maiiaduietss Aue.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-12

Gt..G . s8inlam zd,metlsr, an Donnsrnan.
Otbto : rem H. 6ebrnnr 1904, DsorgeHs nm
9 nor TN glisr bon SO 9obrsa. In ieIHr Mobnnna
1903 Jobiion stnsnns 81: eeeroiQnns fuoet an
eonnine 9sobmiltoa um 80 nbr pon BEN 7rausr.
hauit uub nm 80 1br bon Der oer5 5ein Birdie
ans aatt. arsaHbs hHb sinaslabsu.
Ole franFrmeen SinierbIiebeuen
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-12
@ut SlaH!
etassG unisr i'm Oeutiden SauIe am mad .
ten 6onntas.

Mm tommsnoen Sonntag. Ia. 0ebr.,
peraniaitet Die Stat ection oes Eeut-
iden 0auIes ibr mcnatlldeS Gfats
5urnisr, ihr melaes ipieoeram Iebr
eIeeanie preile beidaFt moroen finb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-12
Ueues...

Dir baben bei6loifen, 9tne pelde finflides
Gas ge5rau9en, nit yorausnbIun9s Netern
III perieben. o9ne elm Gepoiit 3u perlonoen.
MIr lteAen DE Berbinoumg init Der SaIlpt'
2eitunoszobre 9es. goerio ieben mir eilen DE.
ter cGi lieiern BAG Gas iir einen T0dar
per EauieHo. Die eipVge gereduuHa Ole mir
MAIDEN. 1T fir bic Yer~binoung0. cbre bon Der
0runoeigentbuuns : Drenje bis 5ar Gtele BEG
Netere. gBir garanlIreH, Dab o%ieIeIfen 3w
sViecenbeIt geben.
Cir Hdberes ipre6e man in Der Cfiiee Dor.
INFLAMMATION &c G4c 90
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-12

WGftingtos, l2. 6ebruar.
6ur Sneiaua: 69on beute 9tbenO unO
an Salnitag wdrmer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-12

90 Die bette 5 Sent @igasse In
Der Gtaot. MudO's o9On9fslOw".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-12
WeiterberiGt.

aar a elunOsn. nSms ; MIR uDrasua ben u 5ss'.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-12

ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
e6on 6eute Nben6 beiuSlft am Cams
tag etpas iodrmer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-12

say- Maudt bic fish ! Mingo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-12
CO.

snStaua's arSbte DRY @cOOs 0anbIer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-12
0erlan9t Mn3ei8en

iratnb IoeI6er urt fOsrbsH in Der .9ubiaua Erlbnns
mil Sc per Belle ifr iebs Sniertion bsrsnHei.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-12

0ente fubren bic WitQIieOer Der 5i-
derbtits. Ysb6roe uno Geuerwebrs@bsf
@oots mad Cincinnati, I'm cine neue
BampTlpribe 81 inipicirsn, ueIde Den.
hieliaen Department gum antauie an.
QebOten morosn 1T.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-09-21
BaxaeSS wdl br ReSHmca

A meeting of the officers aud &C.
FeetoFs of tbo American Cotau
Company 10 being hela ia Nee ora
today for shs purpose ~ makins
financial arrangements for bnsluess
20 be Fesumad. Luke Haertspu,
manager of ihs round bale stu in
this etsy. bad telegram ttis mu-u-
saE ffem ! e. HAFdlsau of Dallas.
enc ef the etficmFs ef ghs fexaa
Cestea Froaaets Couupany. seutAia-
ing TIE Aboye information. Me-,
HaFaisma aided la hls telegram tl ~
hm had received AssuFanse ffum An
nf1ietal of tke sonsesu tn Nee Nofk
shat ma&teFs wmald he Aainsaess iu a
amatsfAesevv u8anmeE Ama ttA& thw
Fuana hAis SAus wuuld be ready 30
resume operations 81 al An eAstY
date.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-09-21

You must uotibeJlcve all you hear,
unless it comes from the source
effected w have bot sold uut.
neither d1 We intend leaving here
au the contrary, We have bought
taEtais fall trade tFe largest stock
we have ever carried. ta bstt#5 meet
your demands.
Ne have employed extra expert
telp .H tt- repairing department..
aat iu tas optical department we
e.aIm. wltN .uF expert AUuwtedEr
ana usst equipped optical parsor .u
tue state. t1 give better satisfaction
.a SITTING siAsses t.al g.a can srt
aHgw whsrr uur apt.slaH is here sII
tte tlme. ws change ustHIaE Hr
testing gaur eyes. Asa s.east 5000
desire ta te Htfed w3tt e.as#ss, w.s
guarantee satIsfaetIHu.
Bemsmbof We are tefa tH sEay.
AadhwtfE tEe mast erm.lete Itue et
swvlFy aha aHtirAi seets .a EuAs
eauutv mAtso stne tas Hf H4ano =:
afsaus abb al Kinds ef small
musical snats
Ha-n JEa uHs e..
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-09-21

gold reduction plant, the great horti-
cultural and agricultural palaces, q
model poultry farm, the famous Fer
ris Wheel, the United States Life
Saving exhibit, the buildings Of
Brazil, East India and Canada, AS
we passed the Bridge of Spain lead
ing to the walled city of the Philip
pine reservation we heard the yells
of the dog-dance iE the Igorrote viii
lage On the right we heard the rapid
ping ping Of rifles and the booming
of cannon which told us that the
battle Of Modder River was in pro-
gress, IN which the brave Beers
were fighting under Cronje and Vii
ioen. I. A. ID.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-09-21
DIR. r. NJ. MITCHELL
fOsteopathic Physician

fOsteopathic Physician
Graduate of The first school under the
founder OF the science. ur. A. Z, still
kirk~yille. No. ONCE at Mr. }. W. Mar
TINS residence. Cor Jefferson and Elm
SITS. Residence on Water - New Phone
No. lt6
Acute AS vella- chronic diseases treat.
ed. Consultation free
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-09-21
Cared Of Bright,s Disease.

Geo. A. Sherman, Lisbon Red
Mills, Lawrence Co, y. y, writes:
II had kidney disease for many
years and had been treated by ply
sicians for twelve years; had taken
a well known kidney medicine and
other remedies that were recon-
meuded bnt got no relief until
began using Foley's Kidney Cure.
The first half bottle relieved me and
four bottles have cured me OF this
terrible disease: Before ! began
taking Foley's Kidney Cure / bad
10 make water about every fifteen
minutes, day and night, and passed
"a orickdust substance, and some
times a Shiny substance. / believe
I would have died n had not taken
Fsleys Kidney Cure. sold by
h. W FeAris
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-09-21
VISIT TO BIG STORE


Yesterday afternoon a reporter
for this paper visited the implement
warehouse of j. w. McManus, and
was very much struck with hand
some new furniture wagon just re-
ceived and being set up for Spalding
d Mccartney. "This wagon" said
Mr.. MacManus, sis the second one
this firm has had In the last ten
years, and their first one, made
especially for them, was as well
made as this one. This shows
plainly that 1t is the part c. onomy
for business men TO buy the best
delivery wagons made. In fact, I"
said Mr.. McManus, vehicles for
any purpose should be good, as
these are articles that are bought
wholly for wear aud tear" Mr.,
McManus said the question of price
often cut a big figure with the ma
jority of buyers, which he thinks is
"a great mistake.
Let me show you something
fine" said Mr.. McManus. "I'm
glad l caught you i'm here. You
newspaper men don't get around
enough among our business houses
You ought to do more of it so you
can tell the good people of Waxa-
hachie aud Ellis county il your
own way something Of the large
stocks OF goods carried right here
la the city. 70 give you an idea o.:
how we are regarded by outsiders |
have only 70 quote part OF a eonver-
sation with prominent visitor the
other day. The man in question is
at the head Of big saddlery house
In Dallas. | happened to meet him
on the street and invited him around
to my house:
Well, said he, after taking a
survey of thugs, Mack, l knew
you was In one OF the best towns on
earth. but | bad no idea such IA fine
and large stock OF vehicles was car
ried In Waxahaehie. l suppose you
remember that Buckeye spider
phaeton you sold me in Dallas IF
teen years ago ? That was one Of
the best and most durable pieces Of
work ever run on the streets of
Dallas, and you know the streets at
that time were paved with rough
dois dare blocks, which were hard
on vehicles"
Mr., McManus said that after
showing the gentleman through his
building they went for walk around
the streets Being close observer
the visitor noticed the many hand
some turnOuts on the streets, aud
remarked TO Mr.. MeNauus shat he
fully understood why he carried
such q nice line OF pleasure vehicles
He told Mr.. MeMauus he could see
whore a big Improvement was need
ed in the way OF delivery wagons.
He sald business men make great
mistake In buying cheap wagons.
They have nice, neat and well kept
stores, always inviting and attract
ing trade from the good housewives,
aud then deliver purchases tn old
open. dirty, dilapidated wagons
Just as the visitor finished This SEN
tencs street car with it's cismofous
gong came around the corner. Mr..
Me Manas said tbs visitor was So
amazed that the question II delivery
wagons was not mentioned again,
The reporter spent some gime tu
MeMauas store sud Wa glad 1f
the opportunity 60 inspect ths mAnv
magnificent vehicles Go be- seen
there.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-09-21
SEEING THE BIG FAIR
Ornate Buildings Nestle lIader the Shade
of Great Trees.

At the Worlds Fair, St. Louis,
September l9.-I am glad / had my
way. We talked it all over on the
train while a Chinaman was climb
ing out of the upper berth in our sec
tion. We didn't know the China
man slept over us. That's one of
the pleasant surprises travelling on
one of these Worlds Fair sleeping
cars. l wouldn't be surprised next
time to wake up and find the foot OF
one of those Igorrote dog-eaters from
the Philippine village resting in my
face. For it must be kept in mind
that this is a Worlds Fair-not 81
St. Louis fair-and you rub elbows
with every race and nationality
under the sun.
But as i said before, / had my
way, and that accounts for the tact
we circled around the great exposi-
tion like vulture circles around
his prey before alighting. John
wanted to wade right into the ex-
position" as he expressed it, and
Jane had her mind set On the
lagoons, The gOudoiiers appealed
to her romantic instinct, But my
plan was to first take in the "high
lights" to view the great exposition
from lofty vantage ground, marking
the mountain tops Of achievement
and measuring its plan and scope.
So We took the intramural rail
way at the main entrance and right
glad we were that I'VE" had the
forethought to take it. 1t is an
overhead trolly, electric road, seven
miles long, skirting the entire expo
sition grounds, ranning partly on
the surface and partly on an ele-
waited structure following the tor og-
raphy of the great park in way
most delightful to the sightseer. The
Worlds Fair at Chicago was built
in a morass. The Louisiana Pur-
chase Exposition has hills and nat
urai forest to give a picturesque
effect. The juttlng prominence OF
these bills are crowned by stately
palaces and beautiful pavilions, /
while two are connected by a semi !
circular ridge leading to the lower
level of the grounds, used to form
the cascades and the cascade gar
dens pronounced by many 10 be the
greatest architectural water aud
garden composition ever executed
by man. Nesting under the shade
OF great trees are state aud foreign
buildings representing varied types
OF ornate and stately architecture.
The man with a megaphone rat
tied us of course and so We started
on the intramural the wrong way.
We are not used to conversing by
fog-horn methods AT home. Bat |
have found thai quite often the
wrong way is the right way when lt
comes to seeing things aud 80 10
proved ia this case. We started at the
last station instead of the first and
no sooner had We started than the
plaza ct ST. Louis monument. the
grand BASIN, the cascades crowned
by festival hall and the terrace ~
states burst upon our view. From
that time 1n there was bswilder-
Ing panorama of gardens, fountains
seulptured gruupss terraces, exhibit
palaces. state aad foreign buildings
We passed aiso cpAi mining camps,
flue and lead mills a BLACK Hilis
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TATESVILLE,
Special to Tie Ne7OS.

Special 10 Tie Ne7OS.
We have had good rain which we
appreciate very much.
We are glad our pennyroyal special
ist was twelve months ahead of the eX-
pertinent station. 1t you remember
wrote you that he stated that the great
bugaboo snake in the cabbage that was
deadly poison was worm and was not
poison. The Bulletin this year from
the experiment station states that they
can be ate raw or cooked and will do no
harm to the one eating them. So we
begin to have more confidence in our
specialist.
There is some sickness now among
our neighbors. James Thompsons two
children are on the sick list.
Bad colds which seem to be contag-
ious, are passing through Tatesville.
Henry Barker was at the postofflce
Saturday. Think he was looking for a
special letter.
Rev. Lige Tate's two sons from Beer
sheba Springs, were at Sunday school
last Sunday morning.
Miss Bessie Barker gave the postof-
fee call last week,
Will Palmer and Lusher Overturf
were guests of II. Overturf Sunday.
L, R. Vonrohr and Whitlow Bryant,
and Misses Angie Ross and Alice Lock
hart were guests of Miss Hester Layne
Sunday.
Miss Daisy Webb and Mr.. Ownsby OF
Dunlap, eloped and were married last
week. This breaks the ice.
Look out for the wedding bells.
E. B. Marcy of Mountain Junction,
Chattanooga, is the guest of j. L. White
this week.
DR.. Pegg was in Tatesville last week
Nimrod eagle and Jack Ranks were
at the postoflce Saturday.
Willie Palmer and and brother, Bert
visited j. L. White Sunday evening.
The boys and girls of Tatesville haC
a sociable at j. w. Bryant's Saturday
night.
Miss Mamie White and Miss Brud,
Layne were greatly missed at Sunda,
school Sunday morning.
Cloud Reed, from Eagle Point was a
Sunday school Sunday.
}. H. Ross is sick. Watchman.