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Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1904-03-30

f'romipent Democratic leaders
and influential Democratic papers
are discussing the chances of sue
cess for the party WITH Q Southern
man on the national ticket. y is
claimcd that the South has too
long bees ignored in the selection
Of candidates for President and
Vjce-President.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1904-03-30

In THE CLERKS OFFICE or THE
CIRCUIT COURT OF RoCKBRIDGE
COUNTY, MARCH 2GTH, 1904.
Jno. Grant, Paxton Grant, L.
Houston Grant, Missouri
Painter, Pettus Coffee, Mary
j. Pawunton, n. G. Grant,
Sallie A. Perkins, Hannah
f. Evans, Sallie j. Grant,
Iranda G. Allen, II. ID.
Grant. J. G. Grant, Harry II.
Grant, Nellie Swinke, Luda
b. Painter, Mamie C.. Reed,
and Rebecca 5. Leighton, Plaintiffs
VS..
Geo. Cash, e. d. Robertson,
and the heirs of Ambrose
CAM bell deceased, Martha
d. Cash, Elizabeth Grant,
Amanda Steele, 4. A. Camp.
bell deceased, II. ID. Camp
bell, T. j. Campbell and
others unknown heirs at law
OF Jno. Campbell deceased,
and the heirs of Samuel and
Rachel Robinson who are
non residents ard as follows:
John Robinson, Rachel
Poole, Sarah Crandall, FL
vira Robinson, Morris Gran
dali Glen CrandalI, Luthe-
ria Green apd Viola Jami-
son and II. d. Campbell
executors of Jno. w. Camp
bell deceased, ...,.,. Defendantg
This is an amended aud supplemental
bill in the suit now pending in said count
wherein the above named parties are
plaintiffs and Geo. b. Cash and others
are defendants and the object Of the same
Is to sell for partition between the heiIs
Of A. ID. Grant, ST., deceased and the
heirs Of Ambrose Campbell deceased, n
certain tract Of land Iii 'Rockbridge Coun-
ty on the Southeast side of Whetstone
Ridge adjoining the Edsell tract, Jno. NJ.
Grant land, the Bell, Eckols, Miller and
Catlett land, known as the Outskirts,
and to require George Is. Cash Agent OF
the Ambrose Campbell heirs, md ii. ID.
Campbell and II. j. Campbell Exec utors
of j. w. Campbell deceased to account
for and pay over, to the parties entitled,
such funds as have been collected by
them FROM the sale of ties, bark &C., ON
said land. And II appearing affidavit
that the said John Robinson, Rachel
Poole, Sarah Crandall, E!vira Robinson,
Norris CFandall, Glen Crahdall, Lutherin
Green and Viola Jamison are non resi-
dents Of this State and that the heirs at
law of Jno. W. Campbell deceased, OK
cept II. ID. Campbell and I. j Campbell
are unknown it is therefore ordered that
the said non resident defendants and the
said unknown heirs of j. W. Campbell
deceased APPEAR within fifteen days after
iue publication OF this notice in the
Clerks ONCE OF the Circuit Court Of
Rock bridge County, Virginia, and do
What is necessary to protect their interest.
A Copy:
Teste:
II. r. WITT, Deputy
Qohs0.st for A, T. Shields, Clerk.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1904-03-30

The Virginia Press, the new Re-
publican daily paper published in
Roanoke, made it's appearance last
week. The publication is an up
to.date paper of eight pages
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1904-03-30
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Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1904-03-30
Every Year
Our SALES For THoRIURN's
High Class Garden Seed

are very much increased, showing
that they are perfectly satisfactory,
both in quality and the quantity
we put up in the packages.
Don't you know that it pays
to buy new seed every year, or
certainly every second year, for
the Northern grown seed in our
climate will bring 50 much better
yield than our own raising, and it
is so much less trouble to buy
what you want than to bother
about saving your own seed,
We don't say that
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
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Ing April Isl. 1904. Please settle
promptly 10 above date. Phones that
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IN THE CLERKS OFFICE or TIL
CIRCUIT COURT OF RoCKBRIDGI
COUNTY, MARCH 26TH, 1904.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-09-17

Low-rNte ten-day coach excursions via
Pennsylvania Railroad, September Z,
II, II and %. rate S1T.00 from Elkton.
Train leaves Elkton at iG.u5 Il. m, con-
Meeting with special train from New
York, arriving st. Louis 4.15 p. m.
next lay
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-09-17
NEWS IN BRIEF.


West \nrriruh.un \r,J,,,v l,.a,n lis
1GlDh year ON Monday.
Ir,rru,rl rr,,,tv r,,,,nrs ,ro r.,,r.fru
r.'.', Ii,, viola nf Gown hi. rYII
poInrn,;m,, rcnairrinl md rona,n.rinr
Mrs. Grace ID. street. mas bought f.
Ward Browns dwelling at N""dl"Wn
W. = SmiIh WII discontinue the zen
eral Stor" business ut laWdum ana re-
m"'" elsewhere.
TmrtN-tW" dollars was realized from
tn" festival h"id ny the JUNIOR El>W"itA
Iragn" 81 Kissing sun.
Charles Starting and William Bowsrr.
h.rh cplorrd have been lodged in ial
charged with shooting S"'>" owned by
II" conner
.rnr. hundred Iunl shark was
,ou.sht hy George /; McCaU, of Uavrr
d, Grace, at th,. head of Penny Shoals.
on" day last week.
THE Hartford county fair begins ON
Tu,.,l3y urxt, and thr directors EXPECT
il tn proyr one of th. best exhibitions
wei held ON their grounds.
t,r,.,,,,. HurYgs in = fall down stairs at
hi, home in IIavrr drI;rar,. caused by Il
mission, severed an artery which was
rI,.nd with ,ryrraI stitch, :
w
SIM. left ON Monday fer the St Louis
Eyno.ition. Returning, via Chicago.
+brv will visit rrlativrs in Nichirou
W. H. MHcNIh' "' near li"Nr" ne
buns,.s ot thr Narylnnd \rricultural
CoIlc-r and also pursue the curriculum.
H. l. - ii"pNln>' "i h''a'r' - SNOW Nv
lhg Il l"l."'r">" U'!''''"' N'lG"l"4 ~
p""l">' T'l>'" II" "'> smr''r"' lynn >r,'
mans.
M"huaN WIS VI" h''''''''I> h"H
ana a rGaI monday COMMUNICATING 'n'
battle "I Nnr'h ROM an" III" u'l'"Ne
"i f"Ii Mcll'hrH' ha'|l''''r'' |" 'I'e war
vi lH'-'
Miss Lille Heed. daughter "' the ,I''
w. l. i,".''' "l N"r'h I"'>'' anu W
GEORGE W. spence W'r" nlarrlru H'
Stephenson on the l>t inst.
r;l. ,.,, Loir., r.coivnd for = 1hroo
sn,,,. ,l,,,l,r,, r,,,,r, dv.,lIiur TO no nrnr+.
al ~, Nn,. N,,r,i, Z, pnvL AN tho wc.t
,ml 81 L.r Imt co,.nor nf otsn,.o and
>I,r,s .trnnts U,vr. dc Grace
.rhi,y,., hrol,o oman th, conn.rv Of
u.,n.,,r 4. Iuty ,t V,r Hibhnr liar.
f,,I ,,,,,I,,. am, ri.ht I,~t wcnk and
,,'In 11n InunIs If solder They also
,.II,oI lain 4 Shinlnv,. st,r, nearby
Mc>>rS. {. Reeve and Arthur '. van
ncman, "i liavrc de Grace. lett on sat
ur,lay for Il ten days Western trip. dur
ing which they viii visit the W ora ;
Fair ut ST. Louis, and friends IN 'hlca
2" and st. Paul.
r1,,,r E;rIov GRAND Treasurer of
.,. I,,,i,,L W,.I.nnn If D,I.,vurn died
n,..r RiSir~ SIM .n "Wednesday. He
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-09-17

At a. fl4 ~
.,,,,,,&, .,,,i ,,,.,,,,,. r,.iI .,i5 f., hr
r,,,;,,,,
h'N' ''I'N u. "'h', I"r'''rH ~
North tH>t, ana inl' OF '"rhIh' NY" l.
''W At ''r"N'I liiII' va.
I,..,,..,., .,,.,,,, I.,,n,. .,.,I,l.l L,.l.
clirll SlliN at S,Acra'S cann,ry in llavrr
lie Gruc" one day .a,t week.
..,,.,,
l"E. 'nGI = '''.n!'"il "'"N'r'H '''-
."T' III hI""'' >',n',' nous '"~' 'N'"-
ShDd and herring. E"vrr hrf"r" seen
III lrnln>Nia waters, saw" III the spring
season. made their appearance near l.au-
re-. this week.
During thunder storm ON" day last
week Mary NA>iE. Il bohemian worker
IN Il canning factory at Smyrna, Wa$
killed by Ii=hlnin-.
Earle phiIi., ,hr 1o.v.or.oyJ son Of
= ,Inr.. phiIiins was hold mn ON Mini.
berry street. krM"tt Square. and rob
bed one night last week.
D,f,,,iv, ,yi,@ir, ,,us.d g., ,Lrrotnrin~
,l,y. in th,. rrlr,,. nf ,h,. First N,tiun,I
Bank nr Wrst Chester ON Sun,l,y m,rn.
inr D,rmo". oI.,.r 81 mo
Hrlvor,h. Jr. I'm. Kent county flyer
won his $500 rae. NJ Wheeling " In
lu,t week in thr,. STRAIGHT hrot>. h,,t
time o1Ol, Ellie Powers ,vYs i'm if
with him
farms ,bn foreign Labor ,mrIovrd ri the
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-09-17
Opportunity to Buy Some
. aGons Very L ow.
will sell the following 2O% below regular Price

Two Staver Carriage Co. rubber tire
Buggies.
I steel tire same make.
Staver surrey. These are genuine
bargains, are high grade and are the best
wearing wagons on the market. have
sold them for years, fully guaranteed
3 runabouts, rubber tire very low.
narrow body buggy, frst-class
wagon at great bargain.
I am going to close these wagons
out in August, it will pay you to see
them.
My other stock of buggies, carriages
and harness is complete.
Notice this statement. l have no
cheap wagons at high prices, but have
good wagons at low prices.
Lot end hand wagons on hand.
carry in stock and represent the
leading factories in complete line of Ag-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-09-17

ricultural implements, including McCor-
mick binders, Bickford & Huffman
and Ontario Grain Drills, Westing house
Gasoline Engines.
A postal card will bring ME to see
you or send you circular which ever you
desire.
1 am general agent for the goth
Century Manure Spreader the latest
production of J. S. Kemp. The man
to whom every user of Spreader must
pay tribute.
We have won out in every contest
with this machine, it has no equal for
durability, convenience of handling and
effective work, we have lately added
device for returning the flow, change
the feed, stop the feed without stopping
the reel, all without the driver leaving
the seat.
You can see this machine work on
the property of Mr.. R. II. Emory, near
Elkton, James +. Rutter, Battle Swamp,
VIM Ewing near Kansas, Cecil Co., Md.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-09-17

Jos. u. SINNERS. Of Woodlawn. has
completed the erection of u fine large
h@lu. adding much To the appearance" Of
Ms pr, misses
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-09-17

Rev. i. T.. uri~. If Rising sun. j. TAX
~ Il vacation and visiting his >u, /.
.. OH. III Baltimore. II, pulpit WIS
il.,I last Sunday by Rev. \. K.
...r&H sad tpmrrrvw hy nv. j. VI. Col
'.N- -: C"lulH
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-09-17
CATARRI
COLD IN HEAD

the head quickly. tt Is
protects the membrane
| Taste and Smell. Full
; at druggists or by mai
8 Warren st. New York
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-30
(5ortietnng iiebe 3iucitc Seite.)

Sdniprrboteen 5n uernahidiiiaen, inoem man
mn iuettbloeH 8ebeimmitteln experimental. III
lntiner nnflng uno febr oft aei1brih. 9tnrels
bungen latluergeit. gSGfbmittel 1t. I. 10. f0nneu
I'm aueranitigften Sale nlr liuoern, dber ME
Deilen Sds eiraige berninitiae, RAID Drfenof,
raoifale nto 5uoerldfiige WiitteI lit AnafeHs.
Mer5te aller S6uen peroen SUD inimer ratneri.
es 5u berfufen, ebe oas Wteifer aebraubt miro.
utte en6 Dor 9iulprisungen bon 9arboIfdnre
tabre. stnafeiis lnoert gure e6mersen. beit
Cure 2eiben uno berbiitet oereu Geberiebf.
Yroben meroen bon g. sseuftaoter & Co., Bog
2416, Netusgorf. irei berfanot.
(5iEo5d, ,I&ls)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-30
@a6r6eit ooer Qi6tung?
Yort Nrtbnr loQ gefaaen 1etn.
8ritiid)e Ilotte febrt nad SSeis.5aizsSei 5uriif.
Nm 9inao Miwod nno 2umnerias bcIcr @Od bperue
Gampic bic bcascrc saot i'm 8anse. gasemeiner Nm
gfI besann angeblid 9onnerias - Japaner perlp-
Du ueiterc Sriessihfie- -Sdweres 5cmern
bc Ncudluang - Die gefapcrcn
Sampfcr vi
9aupfer.

Gic Sopnner berIprcr, iuic oic
Slii6tlingc peiter er5Gblen in Der
Gonncrltag 9tod)t cinen arel8cr uno
cln aunonenboot 0ur6 untcrleeild)e
Wtincn.
2 hmeres Icuern bel q en-
hmung pernom men.
9tem hmong 25. Suli, 8 llbr
9bcn09. - S6uereS Seuer ipnroe
bis , llbr hcl1te Nohnlittag Dor bic
Tiger Stuot pernommen. Sr 8rolIe,
Der rllIlihc NOntiniitrator bon 9scps
dluong bot lih nod Eefitg begcben.
&lootOo ltot. sc 6 10 q Scr
nobe y yofob b ant a.
3ofio, 20. Sui. - Otan glolbt,
bob iid bns ruiiiIhc 8IaoipoItpf.@e-
i6noocr bcute ouf Der Sobe ponDo-
fobano bciinoet. Scr 9ompfer. 90
rco", bon Scr Gacific Otoil So, tit
nidt iuic cs geItern bieB, ben 9tlllieit
in Die 6Glloe gefulen ionbern pobls
bebdtcn olts Son sSron5iSco in Oo.
tobonta dngefontmeu. 3erielbe muB
9on5 oidt bel oenl riiiiilbcn0eibmo4
Der porbcigefabren lein.
u b ia brt bes . It ice Sc.
6moberS Der ben.
GeterSbura 30. sSitli.-Walt
ucrfilnoet, Dab Die stbfobrt bes Dit
iee.@ci6iuooers nod ocm fernen
Often niht Dor minoeitens 5lpei $50,
deu criolgcn miro.
9 am er rI ra sta" in g a-
bipo ltof.
@Iooipoitof, 90. Slli. - Scr
onl %. Suli chpo 100 Dicilen noro-
lid bon Yofoboma bllrh ocu ruff.
lhcil arelBer Y@rono6oi" gefaperte
oelltidc Gompicr nsIrobio" lit nit
einer Erilenmannidoit an 9oro bier
ongefonlnlcn Gcrjrnige 5beil bcs
aorgoS Der o9rabio," pel6cr fit
Gontrcbonoc crflGrt ipiro, fommt
ats Eortlonb, Ore. Iie nglrabio,"
mcldc Scr Sonlblrg s(merifo 2i'
mic geb0rt, umo ouf brci Sabre alt
oic sImcricon Grabbing SO. bernie
tbct lit, miro Donl Gopitun Voble be.
fe6ligt. Die Monnidoft beItebt ais
10 Geutidcn uno q gbineien.
Sicef0niJ glcricii miro oenlnddlIt
biCrbcr fonlmen Gnortier iiir i'm
itno ieir aus 20 Gerionen bcItebcns
oc8 @cfolge lit int 8pmnoliitm eins
aerihtct morben.
9tubluno erbebt Eroteit
gegen britii dc Gontre'
banoe Senoungen.
BON, 90. Suli. - TuBlano
bot bei'm 9lu8ndrtigen glmt einen
iormeIlen Grotcit gegen britildeGon'
trebonoc Senolngen nod Sapat
| binterlcgt.
Die r9liIociirte EreIie" bringt i'll
GrfobrunA oab bic riliiiide 9tcgic-
riutg felt 9cginn ocS arieges oic6u,
Irritation bon 0ooren Die iiir sic
! iuponiidc Hegierung beitintmt iinO,
nlfmerfiom iiberipodt, imo in bem
9lllgenblife, bo es feititano, bctrei.
felloe @oaren uiiroen nnh Sopan
berIrodtet iperben, bie britiihe Hes
9ierilng onltlih bon bieier 5botio-
die i'll aenntnib 9eiett rno Oorinl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-30
Baltimore Cbio Giicnbabn.

$1,000 upn gaitimprc nan HtaaarnsSaaS nnS
jnrif nm Srcitag, Den 3. Nngnit. 9iIcte
iHo fir ole 8itlnbrt nllI Dem SpcJuls
3liee afliig, Der GanleensNabuboi um
7.55 gSnrm.. MI. Honal al.eabnb0f I'M
llbr 8nrm. nrrIdBt. mo filr Die Gds
iaprt 8ebn 8ase, ein1lcbIih bes Scrs
fauf5tages.
Nbfiethrr natb Sorunto uno Gbuufuno
SSIanos.
llnterbehune Der Sabrt acftottct auI
oer 8dreiie, tn Nnifalo, Hobeiter, ee'
ilceu, gSaitns Slen uno MaICb Gbunf.
6ernere @rfnriioncn mernen arranoirt
an 10. 9luauit 2. uIto 10. Septenibcr
uno T. Sftpber.
S200 uuu Baltimore nah philadelphia mus
tnriid am spnntag, ben 81. Suit 9er
Spe5aI8ug perldbt ben Gamoen-9abnbof
$40 @orn., aRt. 8opaIs9abnbuf $50
Sorinittaes,
st.50 BON Baltimore nad 6bcitcr uns smriid
am epuntna, ben 81, Suii. Ser Gpe5iul.
qua berldbt ben GumheH9nbnbof Sf5
&ornt., MT. 8oenl s9abnbof $50 Iorm
sl'oo eon 9altimnre natl &imington uno 5u-
rhd am Sonntag, ben 81. 3ui. Ser Spe.
3al5ue berdBt ben 9amoenagnDnbof
S;15 Sorrn, Mt. WobaIs9ubnboi $50
Normittapa.
$2.50 puu Baltimore nat, 6umberlaub unb
snriid ant sonntaa, ben d. SaIi. Ser
Spe3ial3he nerldBf ben Wount Rohals
Vabnbot 6.be Mioraen5, @auloefs 9abns
bot Z tpr Worgens,
S1.25 gpn Baltimore nafl 9arper's Scrrn unb
WfarttnsbHrg nno buriid am suuutaa,
ben 81. Snlt. Gpe8ial8ue berlibt Wtpunt
StoDnIs sQabnbof $50 Wiurgens, gamocils
Nabnhot 700 W,or0cuS
5000 uuu Baltimore mad NHauticsGitb, Care
9sn1, Seeans6ttg nnb eea 5sfc.6itj,
9tems1erien, uno 6uriid ieoen iSrettna
nm Sunt1a sur Rildinbrt QiiItiu hS
sSlnld1eblif hes ipI9enoeu Eienitngs
aue 5H8e, (21i-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-30
9nnoerte ipartem Saranf.
Die Srabtisea Rsrt geyoHt. anb eetterto,

SerrIite Seenerie,n @ebiras..sfnftten. bic
groben griiden, 3n ieoer 8eit Elm ScnnB fir
bic 9tusen giebis f6rmt bent Gusauebanfas
Riber eleit geierton Ut Elm popuIdrer gIab
@robe neue SuteIs. sllles atbnlet 0tilbe nrib
Comfort. Die feiufieI 2eute benuben oiefe
AusfIiige Neuer SbnelIoampfer ,Susaiies
banna'. Seben 9ienitaa, 8onnerfia9 II, eanl'
flag unit 1 llbr Nd6mttaas. gtiidfunft nm
k1t llbr sbenos UifftpobS uiio Gamftaes
Wittpobs sguSfiiee setatten ia Gtunbe stut'
entbaIt In Bort 9epoiit 8um Beiud ber prG6s
tieen GnIagen oes pxome.Snftiiuts" s5abrs
tarten soc. WabIaeten soc. Geainnen am
18. Stunt. (Sunt5 ,3dPt I&5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-30
Sod Greet 9amptbootz zGompaauie,

a. 9ampter. sgetrel" berIdbt 9obton's Bertte
itagiid, auBer Saniiiaas ullb Goniltaes, iin @
Hbr WsorgciIs, Bropns QSerte uiu $40 Wtor,
genf na1 Stoneb.. nnb @pd.ereef. Idgt6es
goof auber Salnfiaas, mn rbr 9Poreeils,
groipnS Berlie Inn $40 Morgcns, mad Nod
Greet nm 2.30 Namm. bon 9oofon's 8erite
iIlto 3 utr Iabmtttaes bon grofuns Werite,
Gamitn0s BOOT nab iebem Greer nm 6 9br
9oolons gBerfie nm $50 Wat,i,t.. groipn !
gSerite nm llbr MaDm. Sonntaes nm 4 nnS
ugr Wloraens unb 2 tlbr 9lacbnl, bon Sob.
lon's Wertte, gropn's gBertte 10 Wtniiten fpd.
Z uDr Worgenss5abrt Soitntag, 5. Stunt 1904
Sa1rprets fir bic Niinbreije 25c.
(Sunt93 Wlte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-30
,aOnigin Der sommer=Nnsil iliiac."
Wadl gpitun nnb 9ruuisenee :.

HuW UUNuH HHb FrbOIotHet ,,dNf Stt",
Ser 9ampfer ber gWer6ants arb Wtiners
Trans. Co." berIdbt Baltimore tdgIiD nm llbr
slbenos. slnaenebmite Sabrt nab ben geips
9naldnosMefortS unb oer gSeItdu5itelluna IN
Ct. 3ouis. Seitbet bor pegen Reifebdnobnd
BiaetBiireaur: 604 siprbs6 Charles ctr; 32T
Wch.Saftimure.etr.; If Weit.GentresStr.
(Sult26 I&E 1QQttb)
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-03-19

bearded Coesacks-of something to cling
to, some one to love and be loved by,
1t must he this kind of love you speak Of
oh, yes, IL mustw said Ivan. rs he
gazed with stupid but reverend wonder
Mt the lock of hair ere he returned IL to
Balgonie.
poor young prince!' exclaimed the
latter. as the chaplain hurried him away
and the portcullis changed behind them
In its grooves of stone.
The priest now urged upon Balgonie,
that IL his visits were to be continued,
the affairs of the outer world must In
no way be referred to. or the result
might be most disastrous for all con.
cerncd.
"The seclusion in which the prisoner
is kept has. fear, impaired his under
standing" said Balgonic.
"IIah! do you think soT' grunted Colo
mel Bernikoff. who overheard the remark,
as they issued from the tower of Ivan.
"You must know. that your genuine Rus.
sian is like tiger. as some writer has 1t
"A tiger who licks the hand of his keep
or. SO long as he is chained; but who
tears him nsunder when loose. The En-
press quite understands this!'
"IIov IL II that Won trust mo so freely
to visit your prisonerW asked Charlie,
who began to fear that BcrnikoG might
be laying some snare for him by accord.
inc ,bis bi,be,to up,yonted permission,
"Becousc Won nre the safest man in
Russia to have this liberty"
"Ilowr
as !, soldier of forturc---o stranger
among us--you can have no sympathy
with ANYTHING but the strict and steady
cxccution Of your duty: md the line of
that" added Bcrpikoif. darling n keen
glance ot the scot ms with us ali. lies
in adclitv ia the Emprcss,"
"Truc." replicJ Eojronic. with some
thing OF sadness in his tone. and very
lit,le of enthusiasm.
.Thus wore I 70 order you To blow
Ivon Antonovitch from the month Of a
cannon I sbonld exnect Won IN obevw
| ~ ,rust tint M sucb FOO, NJ mv obedi
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-03-19
Detectives ON Wall Street.

One Of the most important details
In the mechanism Of Wall street 10 it's
elaborate system Of detective protec.
ton. A very effective dead line has
been established ut Fulton street for
years, beyond which no crook known
to the police nor even a suspicious
looking person Is allowed to pass. As
an additional precaution score Of
or more OF central Office detectives ara
constantly on guard ut the principal
entrances to the financial district
They usually cOngregate near the
United States treasury building ut
Broad and Wall streets. Millions OF
dollars are constantly being carried
by the ton In steel wagons. 1t Is
brought downtown In cabs or carried
In ordinary travelling bags or in the
pockets Of the crowd which constantly
pOurs into Wall street. Such Il thing
us Il hOld-up Is unknown.
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CHEAP GERMAN LABOR.
Hand Work Costs Formers In Father.
land Less I han Use Of Machines,

Hama WORK Costs FARMERS In rather.
land Less 1hau Use Of Machines.
In a recent report to the department
OF state OH the use of agricultural
machines in Germany, Oliver J. ID.
Hughes. consul-gcnerul at Coburg, calls
attention to the fact that many of the
machines offer no advantages, as 1t IL
cheaper to utilize hand labor. In the
course Of this report, according to the
New York Times. Mr.. Hughes says:
1T seems to me that while the
small trudcspeople (of Germany must
be supplanted or absorbed by larger
rivals. this cannot be said OF the ag.
riculturists, as the smaller farmer
Possesses many advantages over rlc
large landowner, which show that the
small farmer has u good chance to
compete with the large landowner In
the present as well rs In the future.
Certain branches Of agriculture, as,
for instance. the so.callcd spade cult.
vatlons, are only possible and profitable
on the lands of the small farmer, as
the larger landowner has to have this
work done by the use of machinery.
which IL more expensive or ut least
costs more In cash outlay.
"FOr instance. the expense caused by
the use Of grain-sowing machine is
81 cents per hectnre, while the cost for
hand labor Is only 1919 cents; further
still, the Misunderstanding machine
costs 20 cents. as against 10 cents for
hand labor; the self.binding grain ma.
chine costs $2.G7. as against $2.81 for
hand labor. Finally. may say that
the potato and turnip gathering ma.
chimes also cost more than hand labor.
although I am unable at present to
give the exact figures"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-03-19
The Humorous Swabta ms.

Max Nordau was talking recently to
an American woman about humor.
Next to the Americans said Nor.
dau, with polite smile, II think that
the Swabians are the most humorous
people In the world. 4 Swabian, IL
he has nothing funny to say, keeps
silent. Stupidity is unknown among
this race.
"One night In Swabia, In my early
youth, l called OH Swabian maiden.
She was very pretty. Perhaps
stayed longer than should. Sudden
ly, ut any rate, the young girls mother
or called In loud voice from up.
stairs:
"'Gretchen! Gretchen"
"'Yes, MOTHER Gretchen answered.
"'Gretchen, 1t Is very cold here.
VIII you ask the young man to shut
the front door from the outsider"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-03-19

What has become Of the old fashion.
eu schoolgirl who wrote an essay O
'Tho Horrors Of WARP
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A Good Index,

Listen to what your friends say of
others II You would know what they
say of yOu.-Chicago Daily News.