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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-03-31
VITAL STATISTICS
5000 ~@~~~~e'
BIRTHs.

1AAA&A No.
I'M. and Cynthia MCGEE, Tenn
pleton, March II, girl.
M. Fl. Maguires and wife, Malon-
ey, March 3, boy.
). w. Blake and wife, Rocket,
February II, boy.
John and Nancy Holleman, Boz,
February 3, girl.
John and Lizzie Veuable, Byron
March II, boy.
j. L. and Fife King, Howard,
March s, boy.
b. NJ. and Lizzie Wakeiand, How
ard, March 5, q girl.
VIII and Mamie Fry, Howard,
February Is, a girl.
John Floyd and wife, Howard
February Ia, girl.
George and Pearl Reaves, Forres-
ton, March IL, boy.
T. J. Massey and wife, near Frost,
March IL, a boy.
Will and Gertrude Knowles, Ellis
county, March Ia, girl.
George and BERTHE Smith, Avalon,
March II, boy.
Joe and Annie Daniel, Avalon,
March /, girl.
w. NJ. and Louella Whitehead,
Ovills, February 20, a girl.
Sam II. and Harriet White, Ovilla,
February %, girl.
L. n. and Carrie Curry, Oviila,
March Is, q. girl.
w. H. aud Oris Harris, Ovilla,
March Is, girl
C.. l.. and f. f. Orr, Waxahachie,
February %, a girl.
Whit and Nellie Harrison, Ellis
county, March 9, a girl
Tom and Bette Beard, Maypearl,
March /, girl.
Bob and Belle Teafteller, Bee
Creek, March Z, boy.
Green and Addie Cook, Maypearl,
March s, a boy.
g. w. and Minnie Dawson, Alma,
III arch y, a girl
DEATHS.
Jake Dullworth, age years, near
Lane astsr, March I.
r. s. Moore, age Is, years, near
Boyoe, March 5.
Archie Elmer Williams, age l
year, near Oak. February -.
Baby speer, Milford, Febru airy 20.
Baby Galliher, Rocket, February
T.
James T. Johnston, age "a years,
Bethel, February -.
Baby Slagle, Waxahachie, March
l.
Roy FauIk, age ? years, Byron,
February u,
Dick Bush, age 10 years, Byron,
March /.
Eula Bush, age years, Byron,
March l..
Tom Gray, age - years, Push Col
lege, February -.
Baby Knowles, Forreston, March
-.
Mrs. B. f. Yoakum, age -, years,
Ennis, February %.
Pear! Wood, age Il years, near
Ennis, February 5.
Morgan Ellis. age 81 years, near
En- sign, February %.
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The Original.

Foley Il Co, Chicago, originated
Honey aud Tar as "A throat aud lung
remedy, and on account OF the
great merit and popularity of Fo-
ley's Aonsy and Tar many imita-
tIons are offered for the genuine.
Ask for Foley's Honey and Tar aud
refuse amy substitute offered as nu
other preparation will give the same
satisfaction. IL il mildly laxative.
II contains no 0piates aud Is safest
for children aud delicate persons,
sold by H. W. Fsaris.
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MFs a W kvaas, Clearwater,
kaA.. writes My husband las sick
Tor lhFun mouths The doctors naia
he hal Qalck consumption. We pFa-
cared i hottie af hAllAfats noFa.
hnand syrup, ana Il eaEed hln.
fhat Naa sl1 years aKa aaa slnee
tAsn Ne have AlwaYa kepl : bottle
Ia tha beaRe We aannat a. with,
aul "A faF eaaMha ana eaiaa Ii has
va Naaal sse, Alp and y "a said
bN uana ; MAFlsa
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London. March 3t.--A correspond
ent Of the Daily Telegraph al Seoul
reports that the Russians are evacu-
ating the positions they occupy in
Korea The Seoul CORES pondeut OF
the Daily Mail describes Korea. out
side the districts occupied by the
Japanese. "a being IN a state OF an
Mrvhy ard IN readiness for rebellion
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SIN Angelo. Tex. March sl.--Ethel
the a-year- old daughter OF Sid Martin.
manager Of the Head OF the River
ranch. accidentally caught her dress
or fire white near an open fireplace
at the ranch and was severely burned.
from the effects OF which she 6Ied.
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Chicago. Marcia 81 A private cable
gram received here announces the birth
Of Is daughter 60 Princess Cautacuzens
~ So Petersburg. Il daughter % Mrs
Frederick Grant of Chicago wife "a
General Grant. commander of the NIL
itAFy department 81 thw lakes. The
daughter lust boFn Is the second ehili
of Prtnce aud Princess CAntacu4ene
The ups& hild is q son.
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IABORS ENDED.
Special Session OF Japanese Diet Has
Finished Its Business.

concluded It's labors. ginaIly passing a
series OF war tax and financial meas
ures proposed by the government Al
most the entire financial programme
submitted by the cabinet was approved.
although several changes were made.
The amount to be raised annually by
special taxation is reduced from s3{-
0so ore 10 S3i D00. 600. The government
hopes TO make the deficit thereby cre-
ated in the estimate by cutting down
administrative expenses. Another
change OF programme was the refusal
70 sanction the creation Of salt mo-
nopolY.
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Decatur. Tex. March 3I.--The pub
lie school at Paradise. this county
has closed for the second time this
session on account OF smallpox There
are twelve or fifteen new cases, and
the people OF that place are becoming
greatly alarmed over the situation.
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HOUSE FIRED INTO.
.oasn.. vii, Kn.sIing il Prayer. Had

L0aan's Wife kneeline IN praysr, Had
Marrow Escape.
Nacogdoches. Tey March st.-The
honse Of I'd Logan. coiored. near this
city was fired into several times with
n 45-caliber pistol. and Logan's wife
barely escaped being killed while
kneeIing IN prayer. The yard dog at
tackled the Intruder. but IL was killed
Sheriff Spradley was notified, and ne
arrested Ben Lee, colored, who is now
IN jail. held under four charges--as-
sauIt to murder. burglary. malicious
mischief md unlawfuiiy carrying a
pistol
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NeN guMaus March 81 The tnitei
States gumbaat helfna has received
arasrs a. pfacee1 faF shanghai she
will take awaY eh AmvFseans She
aesagp a. leave AeA hWAhs
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Ctunstaal March gl Nh# tee break
- Efmak b bsana hess ftam Hesal
e. eat ehaunei faF the NaFahlps
nhten afn #eaglsnH ihelf aemaf AZ 81
tstsEaoHEW AaFAe
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NOT DENIED
SaSsadeeo, f'os~s~sr, F]ss Captures
No Jspsnsxs Vessels

Paris March ST. According Go the
81 Potsrsburg correspondent 81 the
Echo de Parts h - rot denied ia Rus
stan otreiai quarters that Captain Re-
ttWust~tu's Niadivo2tocs squadron has
returned Go port but the 0fHctAts
ignore the statement that the squad
raH has captured suv Japanese var
ships az trading vessels.
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Eight hour laws are snored by
those tireEsas, little wstksFa-- DR.
Kings New Life Pills Millions
are always ut work, nigh. and day
curing Indigestion, bttiouansss.
Constipation. Sick Headachs and
all stomach. Liver and 3o~el trou-
bles Easy, pleasant, safe. sure.
Oulw &c At Thomas A Noore'a
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heep the paint and brush going on
business houses. Freshly painted
fronts aud awnings give the visitor
"a good impression aud sends him
away with praises on bis lips.
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WANTED--At once, fur lady so
lieit0rs. Call tomorrow morning at
q O'Clock at 800 Dunn St A. e Bish-
op. 13pd
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| WANT COLUMN |


NOW TINE to have your lawn
mowers sharpened, cIened and adj
jasted. Arthur Mack0's Bike aud
Gun Shop ID
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AN AGED LADY DIES.
She Was One Of the Oldest Persons In
lone Star State.

Lone star state.
Bonham. Tex. March 3i--Mrs. Mary
Cook who was perhaps the oldest
person I'm north Texas died at the
home Of her daughter. Mrs. =. r.
Madfrey. IN this city. Mrs. Cook was
born IN Tennessee iu 1907 and moved
IN whAre Bonham now stands ia 1851
Had she lived until April q next she
would have been ninety seven years
Old
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Col. q. r. orr, who lives east of
Red OAK, was ia town Monday, tie
says very litsle rain has fallen ia
that section 90 the county,
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FOR R T. Five-ro0r house on
Water stW bet. Apply To ;, E.Wiliis
Aulerie arNExpress Co, II
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FOR RENT-Furnishe room, suit
able for gentleman. pply to this
Office. Is
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FOUND - OF P, gold watch
charm. Owner may haze same bv
psying for this notice. IL
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WANTED-Plai Sewing. Apply
10 Dos w. Franklin street. Is
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HOR TAyL0R-at Tri..v us.r1r.
atty, Saturday night AI1l 2. Tick
sts and reserved seats 1t Hood Il
Martins. Come early AID get choice
seats. ID
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WANTED-To buy a gntle, young
horse, suitable for phaeou. G.. n.
Sehuster 0spd
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A T. BtsH OP-has ONE desir~
able business houses Torrent cheap.
II
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FLOWERS FOR SA3E-Gerani-
uns and many other plnts. Mrs.
Dora Ray. 3l5 Dunn st l5pd
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5inSe cine 3abnbiirite unb elm GaiirmsiIer.

y@ahniinitiger! 0as luiQIt Su
tbln?" rief err NIT eiiter Stilrme, in
lpelfer iif feline So6esangit abipie.
oelte.
pSterbenl" a~ntiportete gonlono
MIR ulo in oemiel6en Wpulent
orGbnte Ser SduE -
Geiur Colbert iprang bin5u unb
lf)litg GOmonb's SanS, melbe Die
EtItole belt, 5llr Seite.
Sod, Die &ugel bate ttnet Sails
9eitreift -
Gomono brad suiamrcn. 0ia
EiItole e%ntinnf ieilter Sano.
Ser &apitGn ting ieinen SrDr in
Den Irr1en aut gllit quot beiB iiber
leiile SGnoe. =
Soroerten Die Siamonten Elm
neleS Spfer? lluo iolte Dieie5
Spfer Gol6ert's eigener Sobm iein,
Den er frilher abgottiib gelieb:
bette?
Stimmen purben bGrbar linS Gid.
ter farnen ndber = man batte i'm
Ealois Sen Sduh gebort =
uShnea! S:erber!" rici Cellar
Colbert. rSolt einen Ir5t! 9ieneid,t
lit nod Silfe mogli6!"
Siener itiirsten berbei.
Iis lie iaben, oab Ser GnpitGn
SeIar Colbert Den 8rnfen Irmano
wie einen Sobten in ieinen Mrluen
belt, eri6rafen tie. ginige Iti.r5teu
fort I'M Ben sr5t 81 bolen. snuoerc
trit9en Den Sebloien porii6tig naI
oen Ealnis.
Colbert MIDI nidt bon ser Seite
ieineS SnhncS.
Ser 0rGiin ipllroe oas G~cidchellc
nit GROCER Soriid)t miteetbeilt. Sic
elite lofort an boS Eager bes Ser.
iurnoeten uno trnd) bel ieitem glll.
blide obnmGdtig 5uiammeu. =
Gortietung tolgt.)
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S il II unbi e 3 g It e s
&apitel.
Eine furdlfbarc EfuuSc.

Sic M6iiht Golbert'S, iif nud,
Sem Code bes IegDpters enolih Der
Gionlanten 81 benlGdtigen lno onul
nit Sem giiiflid e~rlangten Sbase 81
iliehen, luor geiGeitert.
Sic S6liiliel an Dem @ew0l6e
paren nift 81 erlangen, ln0 10 obne
@eiteres lparel Die nit goll5 belonbe-
rem Siderbeits &orriGtungen ber-
iebenen Sbiiren unten nid)t burd)
Nodidliiilel ODER nit @epalt 81
0ffnen.
Sns mar elm ltnerpartetes Sinber-
nib fir Sen &opit1n. CT NOR IN
unbdnoiser @itb iiber bieien Sebl.
lGlog. Sod er ibrieb Dos Wtib.
linaeu ieines Slnnes mlsi6lieBlidj
Ger Nn1lGiiigfeit iino Mittbloiigfeii
@0mono'S 5u. Ger @G6ter bes
SdoegemGlhes mar beieitigt, 60.
mono bate MIR sic SGliiIlel berbei.
5uld)offen unO oieier, plotlid) lei
mes Wutbes ulo aller 3uperiidt be.
rolibt, 5ogertc mio fiirdtete iidL ber
9eiebl ieines &nters ats5ufiibren.
@nS iiir cine SerGnoerung mar III
Dem Smnern Gomonb's Dor ii6 ge.
gongen? =. iragte Colbert Iib nit
finiterer Miene. @Gbrenb er
briiben in oen Golonien rnb ai,d) bier
slnfanaS bie Tolle glrnlanb's nit
9cidtigfeit, ia nit iait unbcfnn9cnem
Slime geipielt bate, ifien er MN
crit Die gan5e S6mere Oieies S6rit-
teS ertallnt lmo peritanoen 5lt bn6en.
Colbert bate linn nit nodtcn
@prtel geiagt, mas ct 81 eriuartcrl
bntte uno mas geid)cben meroe, lpenll
cr INN ieine ToQe mifgebe - unn
@0nono iuuBte, oaB er boS 2eben iei-
mes Toters nuf baS Spiel ieste, ipenll
er nidt that, mas berielbe mollte.
God Gomono bate lid nit Wioer.
Itreben enolid) inter ser 8ebtngltng
Dem Gerlangen mo Den 0robuhgen
ieineS SaterS gefii9t, Dob fem @en.
lhenleben ~gef1broet iueroe.
9tln mar yiomieS plobli6 geitor-
ben - Gomonb io9te iid, DOB iein
Gater iDn pergiftet babe uno Die
Ter @e0nnfe mar 10 qliGleno, mo err
i9iitterno fir Die Seele Gomono's,
ser MN crit e%rfannte, mobin er gero-
them nnb peiiel @iitidllloi9er er &C.
lpor0en mar.
&omlies murbe beeroigt - cine
S6ulo Geiar Golbert'S fam nidt 81
Gage - bod gomono fannte oieie
Sdnlo, nnb iie orobte, i'm 81 er.
orilden. Gr fiiblte ii6 10 mgliid.
lid, 10 per6peifelt, baB er iein Sa-
iein baBte.
SIS aab feinen Iusiueg aus Dem
i6redli6en 2abprintbe, IN bas er &c.
ratben par. Sopiel er aild jam,
ipbiel er all6 nad) einem Mittel srii.
bette, bieien qlalpolen Gerbaltniiien
81 entilia9enL in welde i'm sllerlt
Gol6ert'S @efebl uno bann feline
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Soc 56gerte - er blidte 81 Dem
Ieden @oote bin, bos Nun am nfel
lag.
lin bas Boot mad)t guh fem!
Gorge, Soc, es geb0rt pobl midi
gldl ionoern einem 8eiuobner boz
@rapeseno?"
Gem Tafbar Snarbroof!" ont
portete Soc, Der algenideinli6 ii
grocer ltnrltbe mar.
sd iperoe bofiir iorgen, baB bel
Giacntbiimer bes goptes elm anoereE
erbGlt, Soc, fnbr Slice fort, vbott
~borlGufig 9anf, ulb gebt idrea nao
@robesenb 5uriid. Sber fommt mil
mir nad Vranoons Saa, Oanlit Sbr
trofene &leiber befommt!"
God Soc ifiittelte ben &opf lnf
bolte ieinen alten Strobbut, ser galt,
mob 9eiuoroen luar uno aili Sen
i'm goote beiinbliden @olie,
idipamm iinb leinen olten Sod allS
0elnielben, Inn WeiOes mit5uncbnlen
Ialln trat er, mie menn nid)ts &C.
id)eIen m1re, ieinen Tiidweg nod
Dem S6usd)en ieines Sflegeoaters
an.
@lice iab linn NIT bonfborer
8Iiden naf - lie batte ibm eiil>
iolde Sbat Der @ufopferlIng mi
llmiid)t nidJt 5ueetraut. gs ltedt(
ein e0ler Gerl IN linn.
Gann beetle aild) Ilice iih, mad
Brandon : &oa 5llriif5rfebren. iuc
Sir GbparO ibr nit beiorgter Miell(
entgegenfam, ba er ld)on elm neles
llnbeil beiiirf)tet bate.
als sllice ibnt bos 8ei6ebene er'
5ablte, gerietb er in eroBe gufreg'
ilng ulo nabm ieiner illngen Genlob.
lin Oas @eripreden ob, iif ME nleb,
alif onS @aiier 5lt hagen.
n@ie fomnteit I'll Gid mir einerr
iolden 9oote uIlb oieiem ircmber
Meniden anpertrolen", iagte or bot
DllrfspoQ, mGbreno er Ilice in ibr(
@elnad,er begleitete.
nsSoe hat benieien, baB er IN Ser
Motb pobl weiB, mos er 5lt tbl,n bot,
Dor Ilem aber, oaB er ein coles
Ser5 beiiet", antiportete slice nit
mormen @orten, nif betrud)te mn,
Sen arnen 9inoling bon @ropeSclr
nit gang anSere Sliden."
sd mill i'm %belobnen, Ilice!!"
r@cm man linn MIR barernt
belfelt f6nnlte, mein Goiparo, ipenn
man lllr polle &larbeit in ieincr
8eiit suriidbrinsen fonnte, Inn iiber
feline @ergangenbeit uno feline @nge.
b0rfgel etlpas ST. erfabren", iagte
@lice, lid fiible MN Oas bringenoe
gebiiriniB, linn nit aler 8rait bel.
5uitebeA!"
Cir Goipar0 peripro6 ieiner Sc.
mablin, Dem Grange hires Ser5ens
bolle 9ied)mlung trngen su pollen.
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Gs paren ioeben fgrdt6are
Iilgenblife gelueIen urlo lie mareit
nod niht iibebrItanoen.
Colbert elite alif Sem breiten.
ollrd) beli Eorf fiibrenoen @egc bin
- feline @lifc glitten naG Gl,en Set.
tell - bier tGiIiftc i'm e;n Sfotte,l
oort gloltbte er Gbmonb'6 @eitrtt
81 erblifen, bod ols er nlDer foln,
mar es cine nieorige Gintp, RE i'm
irre gefiibrt hatfc.
Gr elite peittr = er 0urd)te nllf-
Still, gaeS tiff ritg@im il Oelll
lpeiten, 9robcn Gorfe, aui oeu iidj Sic
Nadlt bernbienfte. =
Sic uniidere @cleudtlunJ err
Idmerte es m6cid)reibliG,. cinc.l
0tcnIhcn in oieiem @emiid)e bon tie.
fen Sdattcn, bon SiHiterri6 uno
Sid)t jll erfetnen.
Scr &opitall mar ioebea pari' DIT,
ieincn Sobn BEL ieincm ipirflihnl
Nanen 81 %rlifen, ais er lid nod 81
red)ter 3eit zines SeIIeren beialtlt,
oo ia bod Semanh nod I'M Tnrfe iid)
heiin0en it1b i'm hGran fonnte.
~Nrmono!" ricf er init laliter
Stilmme. -
God eS erfolgte feline Intinort!
oNrmonb!" riei Geiar Colbert ncc1
eiinnal. =
CT lauifte. =
"a mar es ibm ploblidL a(s
tnndte orii6en in GINGER Gntier.
nlulg an eilteIn buntelelt @osquet
Ser 6abn zines @epebres ooer elmer
Eiltole.
Sn bemielben Illgenblide i~tiir5te
Colbert olif Die Stelie sit, meIde ieill
Iharfes 0ebor linn perratben bate.
@Gbren0 bieier 3eit tpar gDmollO
Nitrd) einen binteren Giugong in bds
Ealois gelangt, batte ans Ieillen,
Simmer cine gelaoene Eiitole gebolt
urO NOR Damn in Ben Garf 5llriidge.
tefrt, mi bier an elmer c~ntlcaenell
Steae enOlid Glibe uno SrieSer 5t
litd]en.
@us CT sic NGbc zines ounfele.,
@osql,ets erreid)t bate, orong Der
&itf icincs Satcrs 5l ibm.
Gomono poIlte nidts mebr b0ren,
nihts mlehr miiien, fir i'm 6atte oie
Grbe fem @liid ulto feiiten Tei;
nlebr! Gr geborte 81 ienen NEgliif.
liden, iuelde nidts als NaGt Dor iif
icbet iln0 in nannenloler Ter;peii-
hing lieber in Sen Soo ge9en, ols
oaB lie gelpappnet ben Y~riiiunJcn
ino SdidialsidlGgen entaegertrc.
ten, mie es ibre Neutrality-suspicious. iEllen
tori6reibt.
Sci mir gnGbig. mein 8ctt",
mlirlnelte gbnlono nit bleid)er, cnt-
i~tellter @iene Silm Nadtbimmel EN-.
pnrblifeno - bann ipannte er Sen
Sobu ser Tiltole.
Nltn eiren gllgenblif nod - uno
oas Gntletlife mar 9eldeGcnl
0a orolg ser 8apitGn pi. eir
Goienoer ollf Gomouo Elm. Sen ct
etolid) erblidte, oen er enolid iono!
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Gingcsansem.

Siel belod)t miro in 2onSon ser
&einfaa oes Heoafteurs elmer Belt.
i6rift fir @efliigel5udt, ser Dor
einigen Sogen ein fettes, iunees
&l,bn obile 8egleitidrift erbielt. Gr
nobm baber on, buB irgenb Elm oanf-
borer Seier linn auf oieie perniinitige
MeiIe ieine Inerfenming bate aus.
oriifen moaen, nabm bas Sll6n nab
Sauie un0 lieB es iid mohl ifnneden.
Im anoeren Worgen mar er ieoodJ
l.nangenebm iiberraidt, ais er einen
grief folgenoen Snbolts er6ielt:
n8eebrter Serr Nebofteitr! SSSd
lolote Sbnen geitern elm foote's
iun9es Stlbn, INN cine borii6er bier
eniitanoete Meiuungsperi6ieoenbeih
5ilm Iltstrage sir bringen. @oQen
Sic frcunolid)it fcititellen, moran oas
Sbier geltorben ilt?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-19

Sinnlife 9iebe lit mie cine 9llt.
me; man liebt Die Glimert, 10 laltae
lie fril6 lillo, ulo ipelu1 lie oeripelft
ltno, mirft man lie meq.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-17
RAW OYSTERS %HEALTHFUL?
Question as to Wholesomeness of BIZ
valve Brings Scoring to
the Dealers.

Oysters are plentiful to an extent that
has caused them to be replanted in the
beds in some parts of the coast, after
they had teen carried to market and
found unstable, comments the New
port News. How much the connection
between typhoid fever and raw oysters
has to do with the overstocked markets
there is no telling. Some scientists hold
the oyster as not guilty of carrying in
lection, but oystermen here and abroad
have been found to be given to the habit
of keeping oysters in water rich in sew
age, and it has given the bivalve a bad
name. There is no doubt but some oys-
tiers are the healthiest sort of food when
eaten raw, but who can tell the con-
taminated? If a goose has been killed,
to the loss of many golden eggs, as 1t ia
feared has happened in the raw oyster
business, it is the fault of a few of the
ignorant or unscrupulous, and the oys-
termen must find their way out of tho
difficulty as best they can. The public
appetite for raw oysters was all that
could be required by tho interest of the
oyster gatherers. 1t has lessened be-
cause public confidence has been abused.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-17
EDITORIAL COMMENT.

A Middlesex county man is COM
Filming because the authorities de-
cline to secure the extradition of a
former servant girl who stole his fan
mel undershirt and ONE other articles,
of the total value of about 81. 30 1t
would cost from$l00 to $500 to secure
her extradition, but the victim is look
ing for Justice" The freeholders
would probably replace the articles,
as q matter Of economy, if it were not
for the fact that they have already
been recovered. Besides the prosecutor
has assurances that the thief, who is
now in Virginia, and who is under
bail, will return and stand trial in
Ease she is indicted. If New Jersey
could but Danish all her thieves at o
cost of /. 80 per tllief, how delightful
would be life in our little State. =
Trenton Times.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-17
ENGLISH LACK IN EMOTION
Instances Which Demonstrate That
Anglo-Saxons Have Little Sense
of the Ludicrous.

Ambassadors are apt to pride them
selves upon being undemonstrative, de-
clares a London exchange. MAJ Adler
tells a tale Of a boy who was sent out
by his father to bring in some wood.
The boy took the opportunity of disap-
pearing and did not show his face again
beneath the parental roof for over 20
years. Then one evening a smiling,
well-dressed stranger entered to the
old couple and announced himself as
their lcng-lost child.
well, you haven't hurried yourself
grumbled the old man, land blarm me
If now you haven't forgotten the wood"
l was lunching with an E~nglishman
in a London restaurant one day. A man
entered and took his seat at a table near
by, and, glancing round and meeting my
friends eye, smiled and nodded.
Excuse me a minute" said my friend;
81 must speak to my brother; haven't
seen him ior over five years"
He finished his soup and ~leisurely
wiped his mustach before strolling
across and shaking hands. They talked
for awhile, then my friend returned to
me.
Never thought to see him again."
observed my friend; "he vas one of the
garrison at thatplace in Africa-what's
the name of it?-that the madhi at
tackled. Only three of them escaped.
Always was a lucky beggar, jim"
But wouldn't you like to talk to him
some more?" l suggested. II a see
you any time about this little business
of ours"
ooh, that's all right" he answered;
1--WE have just fixed It up-shall be din
ing with him tomorrow"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-17

AUTUMN VISITING GOWN AND HAT.
Gown is made of Havana cloth and
trimmed with copper-colored velvet ard
lace. Hat of mulberry red felt ornamented
with pigeon breast.
model. There is a perfect furore for
shading.
Wells are seldom worn nov with the
picture hat; those that are used are of
the finest tulle.
A great deal of fur is to be used on
the winter millinery, but it is too early
to think of this just yet. AS a matter
of fact, fur on the head is nearly al
ways too heavy to long remain popu-
lar.
We have by no means seen the last
of the marabout-stole, for it has been
revived in a more costly form. Shaded
marabout on the hat and a shaded ma
rabout stole to match are lovely, and
these are too expensive to become vul-
CARRIED.
They say that fur ties will be very
s%umptuous this year. Those of sable.
lined with ermine, or vice versa, will
be the favorites.
There will be a tremendous amount
of fox worn, but it is early yet to talk
about furs, though the wise woman
who possesses good skins will begin
now to think about having the same
renovated and brought up to date.
ELLEN OsMONDE.