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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-10-14

Carrots if well sprinkled with salt
and then wiped with cloth sQueez-
ed out of warm water containing a
spoonful of spirits of turpentine to
every quart, will look bright and new
and will not be troubled with moths
md buffalo bugs.
Miss DeStyle-Did you notice that
lovely baby we just passed?
Mrs. lie Grande-Yes, / think it's
mine
Mrs. DeStyle-1s it possible?
Mrs. LeGrande-Yes, Pm sure it is.
I recognized the nurse.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-04-07
Das 3eiden Scr Yier

Son go1ratr 9opre.

uk<kxacSS aEStaSHxk d4ktktItasan
bah irqenb etpas ltngebDrises geI9ab; ih
ertpG6ne MIR bic SbatIddbe Die alten G'ez
fdngniBinfpettoren batten, felt Tie in ben
Mnbdmanen tparen, iDentg anoeres getban,
als Rurten eeIpielt, unb puebung npacpt Den
Wleifter". Die anbern dber fpielten rnr gum
3eitpertreib, unb tparfen ibre aarten sleidbe
eiiltig bin, pie es gerabe tam. @tnen
Nbeub ,nath benz anbern itanben bic Diff
aiere&dls Grmere 2eute bonn Spielti19 auf
unb je Grrler Iie ipurben, beito begteriger
tparen ite auT bas Spiel. W6ajpr S1olto
erging es am f9limmiten. Gr pfleste 5u@
er{t in 8anfnoten unb Sob 3u 5ablen, aber
balb ifelIte er Me9fel aus, ilnb 5pdr auf
aroBe @umnen. Wedn9ntal getpdnn ct
eine 8eile, ipie Inn i'm Mutb gu MAIDEN,
uno bann febrte bas Slid ith nieber mebr
als ie segen i'm. Den ganaen Sag irrte er
umber, fin1ter ipie cine @epittertpolfe uno
legte itb peit mebr dufs Srinten, ais tbm
gut mar.
ugines Mbenbs perIor ct mod mebr als
ionft. SD fab gerabe in neiner 9iitte, dls
er nit 5auptmann Moritan duf benz Weee
ndb tbrem 0uartier bdberfdn. Die betDen
paren 8uIenfreunbe unb unsertrennlid}.
Der Maior fdien gang rafeno iiber lene
@erIuIte.
vGs lit aus nit mir, Wtoritan," fagte er.
sd muB ben 4bf6ieb nebmen; i4 BIN gu
@runbe geri6tet"
rllnIinn, alter 8amerab" iagte Der anz
bsre, ibm a,f Die S6ulter tlOpfenb. sd
babe aub einen b0fen 9ieb betpmmen,
dber ="
vOas mar alles, ipds id3 b0ren fonnte;
aber eS ging mir i'm &opf berunl.
Sin poar Sage Ipdter i9lenberte MajOr
G9oltp an Der 8u9t entlans. 0a nobm
idb bic 9ele9enbeit na5r, tbn anaureben.
sd m09te Se I'm Sbren Ratb ers
fuden, 9err Maior," iugte i9.
r8os giebt's, 5mall?" fraste er, bic 3i=
garre aus Dem Wunbe nebmenb.
sd pollte 9ie ettpas frugen 9err Wta>
ior. @er 1T ppbl bic ridtige 9erIon, an
bic Elm peritedter 6hab iber9eben tperben
foIltea Sd tpeiB, no cine balbe Mttllton
berbpresn liegt, unb ba i6 ielbft feinen Sc
bran9 bappn MAIDEN fann, 10 badte ih es
tpGre eigentlin bus heite, ben Sdab Der be-
treffenben 8e60rbe gu iibereeben; es pGre
bod m0gli6. baB man mir n,etne Straf5ett
bafir abtiir5t."
rgine babe Mttlion, Small9" - ftteB
er NIT offsnem Usunoe berpOr:. 0abst la1
er mid 1darf an, o0 oas mem ernlt lein
fDnnte.
v9etpiB, Serr bic Sutpelen unb Ser
len liegen ba, berett tur leDermann. pas
Vtertpilro1glte oabs1 1T no9, Dap Der iptrt1
ltde @t5enthumer ansgefptelsn uno geantet
tlt> uno tetn SellBredt me9r gelteno ma
0s2ss .Ber ssssn saisrnpe np5; email s,r a<ssruns,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-04-07

Waorifan bier bic gsIdiate aug gurem eiz
eenen Munbe bDrte, faste er.
sd tuieberb0lie, mas id ibm beridtet
bate"
rMir flingt es niGt gang iintpabrfdeins
liA, benerfte er. rQgus meinif bu, Wlprz
Han. ioll man bel Sadie nGber tre.cn21
Ser neuptmena aidte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-04
8rennenner @hisfn.strpm.

Riefenmeneen Wbisfb baben cine
na4 f9ottii4en 8egriffen entebrenbs
@ertpenbune als @rennftoff sefunben.
Sn Mberbeen brad in Der Wbistpbrens
'nerei Der Saluaine Salider< @efenidafi
Elm syeuer aus, bas fi9 in benz @ebdubs
NIT setpaltiser @ef9pinbisfeit perbrei=
tete. @eranlafuns gu benz 5euer sab
bas 9er91sfalIen 'bes 8pbens aus
einem Der Suffer. Der ausitrOmenbe
Wbisfp entaiinbete ficb an elmer Campo,
unb Der feurise Strom batte balh
fdmmtli4e ansrenaenben Mbtsfplager
ergriffen. Ins allen Sbiirer unb Sbo=
rem flohen StrDme brennenben Wbis=
tps in bic Straben, 70 bab bic Teuer=
tpebr bar:e Nrbeit bate, cine Musbeb=
nuns bes 8ranbes au perbinbern. Ser
Mnblid Der brennenbsn Jliifigfeit ,par
grobartig. Die 9ibe mar 10 g%en6dfttg,
bab cine N%nndberuns Der Geuertp.brz
leute an bic '8ranbftdtte nftmoglif
mar. Cine 4usbebnune -bes 8ranbes
fpurbe f9lisbli9 ntft fopobl bur9 BIZ
8emiibungen Der Ssuertpsbr als ba=
bur4 perbinbert, boB Der Winb pl0b,
li9 umfprans unb Die Glammen aui
bic beretts aus9ebrannte Stdtte 5uriids
trisb. Der @efammtperluit an @ebGu=
ben unb Wbisfpporrdtben pirb aui
100000 sef4Gbt. Oie 8rennerei tpa,
Fir $480,000 berfihert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-04
grnennunS aus prr[tbtn.
sIomira efrpoIows 8erufuns mad BORT
atrtbur unS Die Seeieitumitdnee.

V 49,
sirtbur mno oie Sesieitumfanse.
Sir ruffif4e ,3uftdnbe bilbet ber
na9foleenbe 8eri9t bes n8erlins,
Saseblattes1 cine treffenbe Sauitra.
ton:
Ha9 benz trasif9en Sobe bes @ises
abmirals Mafarotps BEL Port Mrtbur
erbat Der Stattbalter Mlerejep telssra.
pbi56 BON Dem Mdrimminifer Wpels
Ian bic Gntfenbuns zines neusr, toms
handkerchief Mbmirals; er trflGrte
fi9 NIT jeber in 9etrabt ton,menben
grnennuns I'm 0oraus einberitanben.
NIT @usnabme Der bon @trpblotp, eins
Musnabme, bic, neben perfDnli1er
@riinben, auf bic Der sanaen Slotts
spm Mbmiral Biz gum 99iffsiun9er
betannte 3batfede 3~nriid5ufibreu
mar, bdb efpsblop ben beiben Na=
tionaaeibenf4aften, Mltobol unb &ar=
ten, in~sbeionbere benz eriteren, in einem
felbft fir '.in Milieu unsefpDbnli9er
Mdbe bulbist. Der Marineminiit.l
iiberfanbte bieies Seleeramm nm.
sebenb benz Observation-Disclosures ben
Jlptte, @tpBfirfteH Mleris 4teranbro.
pitf9. 9ieier iebo9 bate fem pa,
lais sesen 4benb nerlaHen, unb mar
pubte, bab er an feinem bamaliser
@ufentbaltsort nit bienftli6en Mnse,
~legenbeiten ni9t befabt perben burfte
Nm Morgen tpurbe Der @roBfirit gum
3dren gerufen unb begab fi9 babin
anf4etnenb obne borber feline Mrbeits.
rdume betreten gu baben unb obne baf
bas Mlereiep19e Selesramm BON gu.
ftGnbiser Seite gu feiner &enntnib &c:
bra9t porben mar. Sci Der nun fol.
genben Gr0rteruns iiber bic Nadfols
M%afarotps nannte Der Gar Sfrpblop.
Der 9robfiirit bate ni9ts sesen ibr
etnsutpenben, unb raid fplgte ben
gntf6lub bic Shat. Mpeudr erbielt boz
Der @rnennung erit bur9 ben unter.
5ei4neten @rlab &enntnib; entieB'
elite er 5u benz 9robfiirften. mNbel
faiierli9e Gobeit, pie fpnnte gerabe bai
Gin5tge gei6eben, mas Ilereiefp MID
sepiinf6t Eatte!" @ber Die Grnennuns
mar poaaosen. Strpblofp maatei fem
fi%egestruntene Hebentpurnee, bic ibr
perbinberte. re4t5eitig Dor Der Gin
f9lieBuns~ port Nrtburs ben. 9aupt
tbeil Der ibm unterftenten Stotte gu er,
reihen. Damn bOrte man serarine Sei
ni6ts bon ibr1. Grt als bas nader
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CUR @nti4ei
bunssf9la4t ausgeaoeen unb mad
tapferem &f fur9tbar serf4ofel
suriideefebrt mar, bernabm bic Welt
Dab Der Iegsstrunfene Ibmiral es por
ae5osen bate, bic Gntfdeibung an
2anbe abauparten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-04
SpfpitaNAiff inn sturur.

nnldngff 9erietb Die rMipofbinr
Maru," Elm iapuniides 9ofpitalfdiff
in einen Sturm. Sas Wafer branc
bonn Oed aus IN bic &r~anfenrGume
unb bic &abinen Der WGrter. Mnt
8etten fiuten fid nit @eetpaKsr. 3pei
Der feds Rettungsboote tpurben fort.
gefpilt, bic ibrigen tporen gebrauhs=
unfdbis; Der Maft bra9 ab unb fat
bic 9an5e Gadelaee bes @6iffes gine
iber 8orb. Qebensmittel fir elmer
Monat. bic auf benz Oberbed oufbe:
tpabrt iparen. tpurben fortgefpilt uni
elf bon ben SiiBpuferz9 ants aerft0rt
Oas S4ift gebordte nidt mebr BEN
Steuer unb mar benz unpetter bilfloS
preisgegeben. Ollie Mann an 8orb bat.
ten Rettunessiirtel umselest, ba mar
jeben 4u9enblid bas Sinten bes S9if-
feb befiirdtete. @lidlihertueiie lief
Der Sturm, uls bic Nptb am gr0Bter
mar, naG. 10 bab bic .Mtpo1binl
Waru" am dnberen Sage ben 9afer
l1iino, Sapar. erreiden fonnte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-04

Mie pertreibt MGuie
aus &orn> unb Strobmieten2 Tan
nebme cine ssniieenbe Mn5abl Drain
rOhren. ffrei4e nit einem 9uIsfpan bas
@ift IN Die Mitte Der @0bren urb per=
tbeile biefelben burd ben gansen 9aus
fen. Sci Mbnobms Der Mietsn iper5<h
bic MDbren 5uriidgelegt unb Elm dnte<<8
Mal nieber gu bemielben 3ped bers
tpenbet. Mud fOnnen biefs @iftrObren
ouf 90ben unb in Wobnungen gut psrs
tpenbst ipsrben, ba &a5en etc. in Oieiem
sFole has @ift nidt perSebren fDnnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-04

Sie beurise Weiaen=
ernie Srantrei9s pirb bonn franz
5o1tfben @derbauminifter auf 1O4,z
523,463 9ettoliter Il 9eftoliter alsia
2 Bufbel 1856 peds) eefdGbt, 9eaen
128,385,530 9sttoliter i'm Woriabrs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-04
0rnnbsisentbnms . uebertraaunaen


baufes. Sbeil bes fibmefIiden giertels
IN Section IL. Somnfbip Is, Ranae 8,
423 ader in @apne Somnfbip, $4,000.
Wiaiam 8. DUFF. @ormuno, MI so.
fspb 8. Ger9ufon &C.. She'll BEG rloro.
bfli&en 8ierteIs in Section 80, Sopn.
fbip IL. &anse A. WafbinatOn Ssun-
ibip, $500.
George u. 2eatberman &c. an ben=
Ielben, ebenoafelbf, $500.
9enrp 6. Campbell an Waraaret
2abrman, 2oi 81. @ampben's Wef
Bart ADDITION. Wtf Snbianapolis.
Charles @eefe on Mrtbur @offin,
9beil bon Got 25, Bruce place Mbb.,
nabe BrOaomap unb "a. Ctr. 1926.
Mar9aret Or. 6arrifon an Southern
Snoiana &ailmap Co., She'll Got l,
McGarip's 6. Wsfieite 9bb. unb She'll
Sect. 10 uno IL. 5fbp. Is, &ange 8.
Wsf Snbpls. $14. 867.
gmilie Do. 5. gritop. u. u. on
@briffian u. 9~ilsenbers. Got SO unb
9rute & Wopbetus l.. 9lbb., tpefli9
bon Wef Str, nabs IL. Strabs,
"a, 1876.
6reb %. Craig ann Mnna W. Wleb,
Got A, OsIes OF parf Mbbition,
nabe Tacoma Mbsnus n6rbli9 bon OF
Mi9i9an Str, $3.50.
emma 6. Former, u. a., on Sohn
%. 9aaie, She'll bes Ihbwehliden
8iertsls, Section %. Somnfbip IA.
&anaes2, Decatur 8p., "a, 600.
indianapolis 2anb anb Smprope.
ment SO. an @barles q. 2lopb, 2ots
375 unb 376. 5. Section Wet part
goo.. 6flid bonn Siren : 9oipital.
$3.50.
.Greb Mc@anifer. gormunb, on
Sames Sapis, She'll pou Got 80, Dub
baro's &c. Suboipifion, She'll Der ffb=
6ffli4en addition. -nabe benz 9eutfden
80 aiiepbauie, 5000,
Nmelia Maniur &c. on &Op u. pear-
ION. 2ot 81, Maniur parf Mbbition,
nabe Senae Npe. unb 80. Strabe,
$3.50.
6enrp Wietbe on Sopbia @tsparb,
2ot III in @rOb's @IifOrb Npe. Nbo.,
norbmeflid bon SrbinQton. $500.
EaGel Winterrowo on Sobn 9oms
Union. Elm She'll Der Got 90 in 6let=
9ers @oobIapn Mbb., nabe Mabosn's
Tactprp. 81.
Soiepb ebepparb an elias bepparb,
Got Z in Roel's Subb. bon Glst9sr's
2. grooiRoe Mbbition. nabe Spades
Bart. $1,000. y
Mmanba g. Saeobs an gbwarb 6.
Me2ee, Got l unb Sbeil bon Got 2,
@ooper's Subbipiion. pennipipania-
unb ID. StraBe, $40, 600.
emma g. Warrel &c. an Charles
q. 5bOmpfon, Cots 8 Els IL. glod "a,
Nortb Snbianapolis, $4,000.
Warp Bel on &obert g. Duff, Cots
IL 8. 9 unb II, SOtnfOn's &C. 9infbe
abolition, nabe ben alten Mrienalsriin=
ben, $4,000.
/ Charles W. 2otprp an Senrp 6.
&sppoIbs. Got 157, anen & &Oot's
Decentralization, MIabama Str, nabe
II. Str. $780,.
Bouleparb 2anb SO. en- gbmarb 8.
6errman, Got SO, goulsbaro parf
Nob. n6rblid Der Gaa Greet, tueffli1
Der Central Mpenue. $3.50.
Marp 6. 2infep an Charles 9eun,
Got 5, Sumoni's Aoo. Mubsnlot 100,
iiibli9 Der Wireinia Npe. 6fli& Der
@af Strabe. $1,650.
5ranf M. 6aubre u. u. an gbarles
Or. Wcgabe. Cots 43 big 46, 0arri=
ion & Sos Nob.. 81. Str. spifden
Capitol unb Senate Mbe. 81, 600.
Ni9elas Me@artbp on @brifian
2o9, Got SIG. Me@artbp's elite Wsh=
ieite Mbb., Weff Snbpls. 5000.
MmbroIa g. etanton, greeutor, an
emanuel @oebeI, Got %. Winbfor
plaes, n6rbli4 BON @OObruf pfaee.
$4,000.
Mi4ael e4ofbauisr an grnf 90.
Bloemfer, 9heil bon Section IL. Sp.
Is, &an9e 8, Wapne 8ownibip.
$4,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-04

SO gen Der q D l.
gensS trable n. Sufolge ldn=
gerer Grperimente NIT ROntgen=S trab=
len mubte f4 Or. 2ouis Beigel
in Ho4efter, q. g., elmer Operation
unter3ieben, Bel Delder benz Nrste Die
redte 9anb pber1alb bes 9anbeelenfes
anb bic brei Mittelfinser Der linfen
Qanb absenommen tpurbsn. 9ie Ope=
ration tpurbe i'm Beifein bebeutenber
mebiainif9er MutoritGten norsenpm=
men, tpelhe Defenders gu benz 3ped -ee=
fomnen tporen. nm ben behanbelnbsn
Mer3ten Or. @bnarb 90. Mu[Iigar
unb Or. 2etpis SO. Rofe gu affiftiren.
The Western news., 1904-10-05
DIGGING IN ANCIENT RUINS.
Light Thrown on Grecian Life by Dis
coveries Made at Olbia.

Light Thrown on Grecian Life by Dis.
coveries Made at Olbia.
Interesting and valuable archaeo
logical discoveries have been made or
the site Of the ancient Greek city
Olbia. The site is situated on the
southern bank of the Boug, about mid
way between Otchakoff and Nicolaieff
and not far distant from the estuary OF
the Dneiper. This ancient city was g
colony Of Miletus 655 B. G. and was
a great center for Greek trade with
the interior. 1t is generally maintain
ed among archaeological authorities
that trade route extended from Olbis
across country to the northern sea, and
when find of ancient Greek coins
was made 1t was contended to be sub.
stantial proof Of the fact Recently
however. 1t was proved that these coins
were spurious.
Olbia was destroyed by the Getae
about 20 to 60 B. c., but it revived
and when 1t was visited by Dion Chry.
sostum about 100 A. d. it was again
that are now In progress upon the site
of this city are being carried out by
NJ. Formakovski under the auspices of
the Russian Archaeological Society. Nj.
FOrmakovski has succeeded in unearth.
Ing extensive portions of the walls and
foundations Of the original city, which
date back from the seventh century,
B. @. The masonry is Identical with
that Of the ruins Of ancient cities ex-
cavated in various parts of Greece.
Before this depth was reached two DIFF
ferent strata Of walls and Easements
bearing descriptions of the fourth and
first centuries B. c. were encountered.
The stone blocks composing the ruins
of houses, temples. etc, in these upper
strata are of remarkably exact area,
square proportions and excellently
dressed. The more solid constructive
work is, however, found in the remai ins
of the original city. At this depth
there was unearthed perfectly pre-.
served wine cellar. Some fifty huge
jars or vases had evidently contained
red wine, now turned to light pow
derry substance. A large collection of
valuable antiques In gold, marble and
ancient pottery has also been found
in these newly uncovered ruins. These
have been dispatched to the Hermitage
at st. Petersburg. NJ. Formakovski.
however, Is carefully examining every
antique unearthed. to establish It's gen.
uine character. as 1t was on this site
that the spurious tiara of Saitapharnes,
now in the Louvre, was alleged to have
been discovered.
The Western news., 1904-10-05
WORK OF THE ELIFE SAVERS.

$16O, 100000 In Property and 10000
/ Lives Saved on This Coast Line.
The United States government ex-
pends $2.OOO,OOO a year for the MAIN
tenance of its 235 life-saving stations,
200 on the shores of the Atlantic coast,
twenty on the Pacific, ten Oh the Gulf
of Mexico and i've along the great
lakes chain. The work, Systematically
begun in 1871 in New Jersey, the coast
Of which, sandy and with few bays,
offers many dangers to navigators, has
been extended SO that it now practic-
ally covers the chief danger points of
the whole coast line Of the country
more than 10000 miles in extent and
longer than the coast line of any other
country.
Eight hundred persons are employed
In the life-saving stations. Their work
counts most, of course, in winter time,
except on the northern lakes, where
travel Is suspended in winter and the
perils to navigation are greatest in the
summer.
Since the establishment under gov
ernment control the life-saving serv-
Ice of the United States the number of
wrecks at points within signaling dis
tance Of government stations has been
14,OOO and the number of persons saw
ed or helped to safety by the life-sav-
ers has been $4,000. The number of
persons lost during the same period
ON wrecks of which notice to a life.
saving station could be given has been
1000.
1t is believed that the total property
In ships and cargoes saved during this
period by the government employees
amounted to $16O,OOO,OOO. There are
about 73O wrecks a year on the coasts
Of the United States-that is, at the
rate of about two day. By the use
of life lines, non-capsizable boats,
ocean RATS and other like appliances
the means Of safety to passengers has
been largely increased, and it is
rather curious proof Of their efficiency
that the loss OF life on steamboats, on
interior rivers Is more than twenty
times greater in year than from
wrecks at sea along the coast line
New York Sun.
The Western news., 1904-10-05
RUSSIANS FORT|FY TELLING
THEY HAVE TWO DIVISIONS ON
HUN RIVER.
Japanese Occupy a Front 20 Miles
Long North Of Liaoyang-They
Have Bridged Taitzi River-Reports
OF Shooting and Shelling at Lao.
yang Exaggerated.

A correspondent recently with Gen.
eral kuroki's army in Manchuria has
returned to Toxic, and is enabled to
give some details of the present dispo-
sltlon OF the opposing forces. The no.
sition of the Russians consists of two
divisions in Mukden, while the re-
naming troops are concentrating at
Telling. Telling is being extensively
fortified.
Inc Japanese occupy front extend
ing ~ miles north of Liaoyang. in
their original formation. Inc bridging
OF the Taitze river has been COM
pleted by the Japanese ,and the troops
and artllery are across the stream.
lnere was no appearance of an ad-
vance when the correspondent left
the scene of operations.
The reports of the footing and shell
ing OF Lioayang are grossly sexaggerat-
ed. There was trifling amount of
pilfering only, but absolutely nothing
in the nature of looting. The shelling
was also limited to the small portion
OF the wall under which the Russians
were sheltered.
The correspondent questioned DIR.
Westwater in reference to his alleged
maltreatment. he declared that he
received two triflng cuts as a result
of misunderstanding in the darkness.
he considered the matter of so Slight
Importance that he did not report it
to the authorities. whose first intima-
ton of the affair came from Europe.
DR.. Westwater spoke in great admira-
ton of the behavior of the Japanese
troops in the city, Of their generosity
for the exigencies of the situation in
supplying medical appliances to his
hospital and their care for the Chinese
wounded on the Liaoyang plain.
During the battle Sir Ian Hamilton
informed the correspondent that
throughout the operations he sat prac-
tically next to the chair of General
kuroki, following every move and
hearing every report and every order
issued He said that no foreign at
tache with any army was ever allow
ed similar privileges. The attaches
and correspondents have had a mag
nificent view of all the fighting since
the advance from Fengwangcheng, the
original restrictions having been
greatly decreased.
The Western news., 1904-10-05
Sure Cure at Last.

Monticallo, Miss, Oct. 8 (Special
Lawrence county is in almost daily
receipt Of fresh evidence that a sure
cure for all Kidney Troubles has at last
been found, and that cure is Dodd' Is
Kidney Pills.
Among those who have reason to
bless the Great American Kidney Rem
edy is Mrs. L. E. Baggett OF this place
Mrs. Baggett had Dropsy. Dodd's Kid.
ney Pills cured her.
~ was troubled with my kidneys, "
Mrs. Baggett says in recommending
Dodd' Kidney Pills to her friends, "my
urine would hardly pass. The doctors
said l had Dropsy. l have taken
Dodd's Kidney Pills as directed and am
now we'll woman"
Dodd's Kidney Pills cure the kid
neys. Cured Kidneys strain all the
impurities out OF the blood. This
means pure blood and sound energetic
body. Dodd's Kidney Pills are the
greatest tonic the world has ever
known.
The Western news., 1904-10-05
ANCIENT HISTORY.
~~~~~~~~~

S~N<SeseS~SN~~
When the bells on rural telephone
circuit began merrily jingling one June
morning half dozen young women in
as many farmhouses forsook every
thing else and with paper and pencil
before them took up the receivers. It
was the agreed time for a review Of
ancient history, prior to the final ex-
animation In the consolidated" high
school on Monday.
Il say. girls said the first voice
when all were ready. "what does any
body know about Moses!"
"Oh, that's easy, Henrietta" was
the answer along the line. Born 1873,
went into exile 1903, came back to
Egypt 1858 and led the Hebrews out
Of bondage. He died when he was a
hundred and twenty years old"
please say those dates again.
Ethel"
"Seventeen-thirty-ei sixteen-nine-
ty-eight, sixteen-fifty-ei eight"
Aren't you saying them backward ?"
"Why, no, stupid. It's B. c.
That's Backward Counting you
know, Henrietta" interrupted a third
voice.
"Oh, yes, of course. l ought to have
known. But say, girls, that's just
what I want to know about. How did
you do it?'
"Do what?'
why, keep track Of what year It
was when they had to count back
ward. Do you suppose Moses knew
how old he was going to be when he
died. and kept saying. 4 was hundred
and twenty when l was born, in sew
enteen-eighteen I'll be hundred
and SO on til he diedY'
"Of course not. They counted their
ages forward"
What | want to know" said voice
number four, 'is how they knew what
year to begin to count with. Now Of
course we are adding a figure every
year. We started with the year one.
This is nineteen-four, of course, and
next will be nineteen-fve But how
did those old-timers know in seventeen
thirtyeight r. G. that 1t was going to
be just that many years to the year
zero, or to whatever they called it be-
fore our reckoning began?'
Into the transmitters of half dozen
telephones and along a dozen miles of
wire was launched confused murmur
of exclamation and query. At last it
quieted down when the calm voice of
Henrietta was heard coming down the
line
"Oh. can answer that one myself,
girls" she said. "It was started that
way, and all they had to do was to
keep track. It's marked here in the
Bible that Adam was born In four
thousand and four, and Of course,
knowing that, all he had to do was to
subtract one every year. 1t was bound
to come out even."
The Western news., 1904-10-05

Don't you want to deserve the graf
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The Western news., 1904-10-05

The Hon. C. A. Parsons, now famous
as the inventor of the turbine, which
is revolutionizing the steamship, has
recently amused himself by devising
a little valve called the auXetophone,
which promises similarly to advance
the phonograph, which it endows with
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The wife of the British ambassador
to Washington, Lady Durand, has set
her face against the rapid social life
of many of the women of the national
capital. OF champagne drinking she
has a special adherence Lady Durand
does not profess primness, but she
thinks little more dignity should be
observed in diplomatic circles.
The Western news., 1904-10-05

Edyth-"So your engagement with
Tom has been declared off, eh?"
Mayme-"Yes. He promised to re-
turn the lock of my hair that adorns
his locket, but he has failed to do So
Edyth-"Well, never did have
much faith in those alleged hair re-
storers. Chicago Daily News.