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Evening journal., 1904-03-29
1t may be
Coffee
that causes your
trouble.

1t is the direct aud certain
cause of nervous disorders,
dyspepsia, heart trouble, weak
eyes and a multitude of othei
diseases brought on by slight
poisoning of the nervous sys-
|-em. You can tell certainly
N your own case by leaving
|5ff coffee and using Postum
Coffee 10 days.
If your troubles begin to
disappear you have the exact
/ z-eason for their cause and
j therefore know how to be rid
Il The "herd of little demons
\ nd return to health and good
I'D time comfort again.
Evening journal., 1904-03-29
The Dominant sex.

No matter what may be the cause Of
the prominence now given to the fads
and fallibilities of womankind, there
can be no gainsaying that at the pres
ent moment woman is the dominant
sex, and we begin to wonder how she
ever came to be called the ''weaker."--
Izondon Court Journal
Evening journal., 1904-03-29
INSPECTION TOUR
General Superintendent Brooks Looks
over Columbia Branch.

In a private train General Superin-
tendent Brooks of the Pennsylvania
Railroad; superintendent Barnard. OF
the Maryland Division and other Off
cials went over the Columbia and Port
Deposit branch this morning. The
train left French street station short
~ before II o'clock.
The object OF the trip was to look
over the roadbed, TO see the damage
done by the food and ice gorge OF the
SusQuehanna and 10 make arrange
ments for the repairs OF the division.
Evening journal., 1904-03-29
Held For Embezzlement.

Magistrate George IL. Hollis, last night
held Salvador Moran, better known as
sam" Moran, IN 500 bail for the Court
OF General Sessions on charge OF ems
bezzllng 500 from Eraismo Castaldl. an-
other Italian. Tho latter claims that he
gave Moran 500 10 send to Italy for him
but has received Information that the
money was never sent.
Evening journal., 1904-03-29
Lecture Before Century Club.
Special TO The Evening Journal,

Dover. March a9.-Professor surratt.
musical lecturer at Columbia University
and Brooklyn Institute Of Arts and
Sciences, will lecture before the Dover
Century Club tomorrow evening. His sub
ject viii be Beethoven" and the lecture
viii be interspersed with selections from
Beethoven
Evening journal., 1904-03-29
MARKETS.
wIIM1NGToN MARKMTs.

WILMINGTON MAKkNTS.
The local Wholesale quotations reported
BY r. N. stayton.
Cabbage, barrel... b. ........S2.5 80 20 $3.50
White Potatoes, bushel.. q. ..Si.i0 10 81. 20
Apples barrel. o. ..........S3.00 20 $3.50
onions, basket.... .. .. o. ... ....e0c
Lemons, Messna, box. .....s2.50 to $500
Eggs (Del. and Md per doz....lo to zoe
Chickens, live, pound. ...... IA TO l5c
Grapes, keg.... .. ......y3.oO 70 $iOQ
Cocoanuts dozen. .,,,.. ......-..... Doc
Sweet potatoes basket. .... ...... o.. .5oc
Sweet potatoes, barrcl.... ....i2.0O TO $500
Turkeys dressed, per pound....i6 20 1Sc
oranges, box. .... ..........S2.25 TO 500
Evening journal., 1904-03-29
MIssIonary coneert a centraI.

Nine native Africans viii take part
In the missionary concert in Central
Presbyterian Church on Thursday even
ing. They win speak on the habits,
needs. conditions. customs and pros
poets Of their people. They are stu
deuts az Lincoln University and are be-
ing prepared to go back among their
people to teach and convert them.
Evening journal., 1904-03-29
Mr.. Ham is a Republican.

Charles Ham, who is an applicant
for the position of collector of Gus
TOMS is not a Democrat, as has beer
stated. He came here from New Yorl
last September to become an instructor
in the Wilmington Military Academy
and always has been a Republican.
Evening journal., 1904-03-29
AUGUST FINED

Ono OF tho BOYS Vino stoned Fo-
landers.
In city Court this morning. Albert Au-
gust one Of the boys who were charged
with assault and battery on a Polandcr
last Sunday a week, was fined So and
costs. His companions were discharged
from custody several days ago and the
charge against him changed to disordery
conduct.
Harry Frcdericks was fined IS and costs
for acting dlsorderly toward young
woman.
Tho case Of William Perkins, colored
charged with assaplt aud battery was
continued until tomorrow morning, owinl
to the non-appcaranco Of the witnesses in
the case.
Evening journal., 1904-03-29
Tinx POM Attrnoted Attention.

There appeared on Market street yes
terday afternoon a tiny Shetland pony,
hitched to a toy express wagon and the
outfit attracted considerable attention.
The pony IS only about thirty inches
high and belongs to Miss Ellen Du-
POnt.
Evening journal., 1904-03-29
sf.oo to Baltimore and Return.

Via Pennsylvania Railroad. Sunday,
April 3. Special train leaves Whining
ton Gas a. m. Returning leaves Ball
timore CUnion Station) ESQ p. m.
Tickets good only on special train.
Evening journal., 1904-03-29
Only Woo to BaItimoro and Returr.

Via Pennsylvania Railroad, Sunday.
April B. Special express train leaves
Wilmington 9.45 a. m. Returning.
leaves Baltimore. CUnion Stauon.) ESQ
p. m. Tickets good only on special
train.
Evening journal., 1904-03-29
Sheriff Sales.

Sheriff Sudham this morning sold
the property Of Katherine Hayes at
Third and King streets 10 Hawkins &
Company for $500. The property at
No. 625 West Second street was pur-
chased by Thomas 4. Bayard for $1,000.
Evening journal., 1904-03-29
Horse Thieves stIII al VOL.

The third horse to be stolen from the
vicinity of Perry's Tavern on the Con-
cord turnpike within a short tme, was
taken from the stables OF Henry Durham
some time Sunday evening. No clue to the
thieves has been found.
Evening journal., 1904-03-29
Frederica

Special to the Evening Journal.
F'redorioa, March 29.-The Degree OF
Pocahontas of this town gave a burles-
que entertainment entitled Sister Red
men," Each acted well and the costumes
were very attractive.
Evening journal., 1904-03-29
Easter SpeciaIs

1t pays to buy good groceries
and pay a fair price. Depend on
it, when you are offered something
free, You are certain to pay for it.
We offer nothing free and give no
stamps or coupons.
Delicious Sugar Cured Small
Easter Hams, lSc N. Coco
Waters. delicious little cake
Zoe. ib. Choice California
Evnporated Peaches, nice bright
fruit, 3 lbs. 25c. queen olives,
small bottles. 9c. Delaware
Blackberries. large whole fruit
fine flavor. 10c. can. Choice fresh
Delaware Dogs, on account OF un-
certain market, we can't quote
prices. Candy Eggs for Easter.
Small Jelly Eggs, 10c. 10. Regu-
lar penny eggs, chocolate covered,
Toe. doz. Large Chocolate Cream
Eggs for &C.. extra large Cho-
colate Cream Eggs, the largest in
the city at 5c. each. Decorated
Eggs. Chocolate Cream. &c. each.
Your Easter Breakfast win not
be satisfactory without a cup of
our delicious Coffee. our 2Gc.
Blend Is sure to please. our zoe.
Blend is unequaled in the city.
CASTEL0W & CO.,
TOT Market Street.
Formerly at Hanscom's.
Both Phones.
Evening journal., 1904-03-29
Easter Lilies

We are making special
price this week for franz
ing The Sunday Star
picture Easter Lilies" T"
Framed samples can be
seen at our store.
GEORGE HARDCASTLE & SON,
aI7 sHIPLEY STREET.
Evening journal., 1904-03-29
Why Not Increase Your Pleasure.

Our one dollar Briar Pipes with real
amber stems are a pleasure TO look
upon. Durstein Pipe and Segar House.
10 II. Second St. adv.
Evening journal., 1904-03-29

slips for Summer Draper
les, $500 value.
Evening journal., 1904-03-29

Silk Capes, s2.9s, S3.9S,
.s45S, s5.9S. We always have
Ia good assortment Of silk
Capes.
Evening journal., 1904-03-29

SOC yard, Silk Foulards.
$3.50 value.
Evening journal., 1904-03-29

S1.OO for choice of any $500
Umbrella.
Evening journal., 1904-03-29
Spend Sunday in Baltimore and View
the Ruins.

Special si.00 excursion via Pennsyl-
vania Railroad. April 8. Special train
leaves Wilmington 9.45 a. m. only $i.O0
FOR the round trip.
Evening journal., 1904-03-29

Muslin Check Underwear,
Gowns, Chemises, Drawers,
Corset Covers, Cor
sets. Take elevator to third
floor.
Evening journal., 1904-03-29

Grand
Millinery
Display
For Easter Week.
LEES CO.
Department Stores,
S. E. Cor. 5th ( uIarket
Our Hats are decidedly
pretty. Never before have we
received so much admiration
in our Trimmed Millinery de-
partinent. We have made a
great effort this season to show
the Best Hats at popular
prices ever offered in Will
mington. Buy now for Eas-
ter Sunday. We are very
busy and if you order now
your hat will be ready on
time.
TAILOR MADE SUITS,
COATS, SKIRTS, WAISTS
and CAPES.
A saving on your purchase
if you buy your Suit Of us.
$6.9S-We can give you a
plain or mixed cloth Tailor
made Suit, positively worth
$1,000.
$7.5O-An all-wool Cheviot
Serge Suit made in newest
up-to-date style and positively
worth $1,000.
$10.00-At this price we
can give you the choice of FIVE
different styles tailor-made
Suits, silk lined jackets. $15
would be the price elsewhere.
Evening journal., 1904-03-29

371sc yard, 4O-inch Tapes
try for upholstering purposes
59c value.
Evening journal., 1904-03-29

$1.50 fer choice of any $500
Umbrella.
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Nn Oas 8ublitnul.

Die Sreie 8rehe" bat iiber 40C
etablirte &eenturen im Staate, tpirt
an iiber 700 &oitofficen perianot, unb
bat cine gruRe 8erbreitune in Der
0a9bar- &epublit Werito, i'm Snoia.
ner=9erritorium unb Of(obDma.
Sbr Girtulatiuns=@ebiet in qeras
er1tredt iiH oOn @aloeiton bis binaui
na9 9enlion, oDn Maribau i'm Often
biz nab 81 a5aFo IN: fernen @e1ten;
es iblieBt ielbItueritanblid) nit be-
ionhers 5ablreiben 2efern oas bibt=
beiieoelte Wittels9eras ano ben 5iibs
meiten Elm.
3tpei OieifenSe iino beltanoia,
tabrein, iabraus i'm Snterefie 6e8
glattes nnterweas uno fiibren benz
ielben i'm Gerein nit unieren riibri.
gen 2otat gaenten ferttud6renb
neue 2eier au.
Sn Gnbetrabt oiefec 9batlaeben iii
Die .Sreie 8reiie", no es fi6 oarum
banoelt, Die oeutibe 8eo5lteruna su
erreiben, bas bette gluseige We,
oiam ni Staate 9eras.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the FREIE
PREssE FUER Texas has po-
sltlvely the largest circulation
OF all German papers published
In the State of Texas.
1t has over 400 established
agencies in the State, is mailed
to fully 700 post-ofices, and has
an extended circulation in Mexi-
co, in the Indian Territory, and
in Oklahoma.
1t circulates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course manly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts of the
state.
Two tlavenng men and our
very active local agents are con
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the FREE PREssE FUER Texas
claims to be the best adver-
t1slng medium in the State of
Texas, where it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulation
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5iir $500 aad 9enti9lanO.

0eutib ameritaniihe 3eitunQen
tperoen i'm alten 8aterlano NIT Qrp,
Bem Sntereiie eelelen, peil iie Iih
frei ou8ipre6en uno bdufig pDn bril-
ben mebr 9euigfeiten un6 Nahrihz
ten bringen. ols Die oeutIfen Rel.
tungen ielblt. Die usSreie 8reile fir
IeraS" ift oruben iiberaq, tuubin fie
aelanbt miro, elm lebr germ 9eleberer
8ait uno fann ii1 riibmen, Nners
fennuns unb 8iiroiaung gu finoen,
tute aus 8ablrei6en 8riefeil an uns,
iDtpie an Oieieni9en, tpelbe oas 0latt
an ibre 8eruanoten ibifen, beruors
3ebt. 8er oaber leinen 8erpanoteu
uno sSreunoen eine syreuoe ertpeifen,
ibnen elm tpilltonlnenes @eIhenf
MAIDEN mill, Der beitelle fiir Iie Die
ySreie Breiie fir 9eras". Das Sns
tereiie fiir 9eraS, tpie iiberbaupt fir
ben Staat uno Die @egeno, mo- bic
Vertpanoten tuobnen, iit in 9eutIcbs
LAMB iebr lebbaft unb es lit unmD9s
ll9, IN Brioatbriefen cine 10 griin0s
libe Guftldrung unb 8el9reibuna
oes fremoen 2anbes gu geben, tuie
Dies Die .Sreie Yreiie" allp6hent.
ltcb tbut. SIR ben geringen Breis
BON So oerlenoen mir purtDfrei unfer
fei9baltiees 8obenblatt auF elm Sabr
an iraeno eine Slbreiie i'm Ius[anbe.
3te ssreie 0refie fir Teras pmbl.
GDnsamn.
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ScHEUERMEYER PARK.

NgtI9 OetRter, 0efdDnftsfHbrer
feIunBen anf @unIh
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samf er and, !,

Der Brdfioent oes preuBilhen gb,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5err b. 6r5der,
citierte neulib In ieiner @eibstaqsres
oe einen oraftiiben 8eIheio SSrie.
orlbS oes @rDBen: .Saufen uno
Spielen" = 10 ineinte 5err b. ar6.
dber = poriift Die militdriId1e Qei=
itungsfdbigfeit 1i1t berob, oas ia.
ben Die groBen 6eerfiibrer aus Den
lesten 2riegen geaeigt, uno sSriebrid,
oer @rDBe anttuDrtete auf cine Be.
lhtperoe eInfad: ,Sauf er audit"
Sn oer 9at tuar Die Gahe oriaiuels
Ter. gs banoelt iid um cine Nnef.
oDte. Die uns ssriB Reuter in leinem
y suuterbaltungsblatt fir beioe W1ed=
lenbnrg uno BDmmern" ersdhlt.
Oanat miro Die Sahe folaenoer>
maBen iiberliefert: ,Shon su Yeiten
oes alten frieorih beitano oas .yus
itttut Der Ronouitenliiten in Der
preuBiihen Grmee. Sn oielen fiir
tnanhen iungen 2eutnant lebr Der.
orieBliben Siinoenregi1tern fano Der
aonia in Den 8erihten ii5er elm in
elmer entlegenen 8ropins Itebenoes
Neglment au tpieoerbDlten Walen re-
ferirt: 6auptmann 2aufft, @roft i'm
Dienit. aber iauft.' gei ieinem
unaewpbnliben @eo1htnis uno Der
auffallenoen 5aiiung oieleS &eferats
tontite es ibm nidt entfaaen. Oead,
Sabren tommt er in bic Station oes
Ne9tttaents, Inn eS su inIpisieren.
Der Dberit erer5iert oaS 3eaiment,
aber alleS geht 10 i1leht, oaB Der
aonlg nnuillig miro unb enolih
tragt: pDat gr bier nidt einen
9auptmann 2aufft?" = r8a Befef(,
Wtajeit1tl Der 6auptmann
Gaufft miro norgerufen, Der a6nio
9iebt ibm ben 8efebl, oas 8feoiment
5u erer5ieren. gs eeIhiebt uno Of.
Lee aebt uOrtrefflidb; oa tuenbet lid,
Der 3onig III oen Oberften: DOR
Gr mai, Sberit g., ih min Inn ia.
gen: Sauf' er au1l"
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ltd} metlG9er atDerl1d]. Sie bate etne
tletnere, runblidste @e1ta[t, 6el1blonbes
!oaar unb ein frii6es, gsfunbes @eli9t
nit etlpas ernitenl, finnenoem 9(usz
hrnd. Sn ibren 2(u9en mar aud entz
ftrnt ni6ts BON berltedter @lut6, bon
flammenfprii6enben gelben 9lumen
ober oergleifen 5u febsn, 9ieie blauen
Sterne ertnnerten biefmehr an 3pei
8er9ibmeinniht, unb i6re 8siiBeril
NOR ii9erlid bos 5ausmItterAen Der
Gamtlie. oeren emiigem 0alten oieies
9etm pobl feline heitere 5riide unb
leine @auberfeit berbonfte.
Sic trug Elm einfa6es bunfelblaues
Rletb.-8incent blieb aber teine 3eit
mebr gu ein9ebenbsr 8etrahtung.
~Sie iuden eine Mo6nune2" Be-
gunn bic Mutter.
Munberbar! Seine Spur BON Qebns
lt4teit beftanb 3pif9en biefen brei
Gamiliensliebern! Niemols bate man
btefe betoen anmutbigen MGbaen fir
bic So4ter Der srOBen, tief buntlsn
Grou sebatten, bic iia foeben lteiF unb
edtg pte ein alter ltnteroffiaier @ins
cent gssenii6er auf einem 3ebnitubl
niebsrselafen bate unb ben geiu9er
nnter tbren bufGigen, gerun3elten Qu.
genbrduen berpor fait feinbielts 6se
tra9tete. 9incent bate oos @efii6l,
als miifie er ii9 auf etnsn 9trrms
ansriff sefabt maiden.
$50 1T es, gndbige s5rau, muir.
mslts er.
Den spsiten @tod babsn mir gu
bermietben. Oie Wobnune 1T tlein,
atpet 3immer unb &I9e fammt 3uz
behor. Wirbe Sbnen bas geniissu9"
Sic fprad RAID, mft 6siiersr
@timme, bic ettpas miirrii6 tlane, fat
tpie bic zines f9ledtgeIaunten Sber-
ften. Qu9 bate bic Dame cine aetpiiie
beitimmte Mrt, asrabestpeqs
auf t6r 3tsl losauseben. bic auf sinen
Ghnrofter fCfllieben lieb.
(sSurtiebrt1a folat)
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s d ntbet
&aerlei SntereHantes aus alierlei 0e.
biet-Jiir Sebsn etiuas.

9 as ipirb tn gittsburg felt los
Jabrsn bergsitsllt
Sn Oe efterret9 pratti5iren
mad Dem Mebta btatnalf9smattslnus fir
bas Sabr 1904 sessnpGrtig II, ,689
Ierate, sesen II, 1,339 I'm 9oria6re,
aarbinGIe 6eFst Deutf6lonb
aur 3ett nur bret. unsea9tst Der Sbots
to4e, baB Is 100000 aatboltfen
bat. olfo 100000 me6r alg Gponien,
bas fiinf 2arbindls beist.
etr of I'm Srunffud t
greift tn ptsIen @tdbten immer peiftr
um f9. 0telfa9 ertlettern anaben
stne sFant" <Gar unb berauf9.n fih an
oem aus benz MannIo9e ausfr0mene
ben @eruhs.
Sn etnem Ronteft 5tpif6en
l9ottif9en unb ameritanii6en nMhrs
fbtre "sRinbern eraielten bic Sbptten
I'm Dur4fdnitte l pfunb nebr Mild
per Sag, bic Mmertfaner iebph 2.16
pfunb mebr Butter.
pie 8efu9s3iffer Der tsds
ntf9en So@i9ulen Yreubens seiat i'm
laufenben Minterfemeiter naG ben pors
huftsen amtlt9en Geititellunsen 6O22
tmmatritulirte Stubenten, geqen 1868
TN porisen Minteriemefer.
Die Stabt Gbarlottens
burs birgt ni9t tpeniaer ais .282
pe1oHen in ibren Mousrn, bic elm Der
mbgsn bon me6r als 100000 Wlart
gu bsitBen felbit ertldrt bo6en; go ba,
BON bsiiBen mehr ols 100000 Mort.
9 btrien pirb i'm 4asensiusn
tiir Elm 5uriideeblie6enes, uueipflti7rtes
aane ansefe9.n, unb bod sibt .s bort
rur orst Stdbte NIT mebr als 10000
StHpobnern. bic nt1t i'm Befb red1t
gutter Mufesn berfaisbsnsr 9trt iinb.
. D lfis glatt rafirte
u u len iinb etne fe6r ieltene Grs
l4stnuns. Sn RuBIanb trdgt 10 qut
iDis Ssbsrmann einsn Bart, ia sg
berrf4te bort friiber fosar bsr @laube.
oaB eth bartfofer Mann audi feine-
Sesle babe,
Reisfelber bilben 70 portreffs
!tde Wiftpldse fir Weostitos, bab bic
ttaIisntfdt Resierung ii6 I8on 1866
oeranlobt iab, geTebli1 etne aetpiffs
@ntfernung au beittmmen, bic atpifehen
WobnbGufern unb Reisfs[bern einaez
baItsn fpsrbsn miiBts.
DIE ifraetitif4e @tn~
M q berune bes lsBten sSo6res
iptrb auf $4,000 bere9net, BON oenen
an $4,000 aus Rublanb tamen. unb
2o,000 aus Rumdnien unb aus Deter.
ret4sungarn. gttpa $4,000 bteisr
Stntpanbsrer blteben in Nsp Uort.
Su prsuBen nurbe tirslid,
cine nsne milttdrtf9e Stelune aeT6afs
rem, unb sfpar bic zines r@eneraItapt<
tdns Der faifertf9sn 9qustruppen.
sic TT benz @eneralleutnant b. SnoQ
3toeitem btenitt6ueRben @snstalsQbfuz
tanten Oss Raiiers. DerIte6sn tporbsn.
Gin @tum"s sSnfpettor
beri9tste Der ltGbtif@sn Iruisnfommtf. |
ton bon 8laseoiu, baB er auf fsiusn I
Nunosdngen Samilten fanb, bic in
Hetben iibersinaubsr l9ltsfen. Die
glttrn Iasen auf bem 5ubbobsn, auf
!tbnsR stns Matrubs unb barauf fhIie.
fen hte fiuber.
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airdens sGinlpeihnna.

Gm Sonnta9, ben 10. gpril, uur.
De Die eDano. lutberiIbe Sirdhe ON
Der Salaou, Die Den g5anen gliso.
beth 8eitel @eodf)tniB. Stride trdot.
eln9etpeibt. Die Stride Itebt auf oem
Seitel idlef' 8labe, BON oem 6 9(fer
oon Ger SSrau 8eitef ettua Elm Sohr
oor ibrem 9ooe fiir oielen 8ued be,
ltltntnt tuuroen. Die Stride ilt 50
5uB lang uno % sSuB brett. 8eioe,
ole Sorfnittaass unb audi Die geadl,
lmltta9s' '@Ottesoienfte, maren gut be.
Iudbt.
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g.sarnnr sebem fie uidbt2

Sin Sren1bline in Mem 9ort iaate su
elnerl aneben: y9e, ulein Surge. icb
Inocgte nod] Bleeder Ctr. eeben", fuorauf
Der fleine &iipel ertuieoerte: .ggorum
8eh'n Sc oenu nib'?" Sbon felt 8arae
cellns' 3agen boben Die IerSte INNER
narb elmer iifheren 2eber Nrseuei per-
lan9t: Nun mol. iagten bic 8ernboroi.
ner Ne6ncbe. tuenn SIR eine 9ebere Webt.
GIN baben tpollt, tuarum berfhafft Sbr
eueb ntfDt cine? unb iie iebten suiommen,
fpas lest unter oem Namen Der qroBen
sSt. Sernaro's Sfrauterpillen" befannt
Ut, tpeld9e als Elm Neittel, bic 2eber III
trdtttgen, oas Slut su idutern uuo bos
Sbiten HI reini9en, t1ieinals iibertrpffen
tnoroen limb. 9as beiBt @elb6ft, tuenn
Su ettuos hoben tui(lft. perichaffe es Dir.
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SitblDtitteras milnllht Gutb

Nenn Sbr Gud iraenbwo uieber
laf'en ipollt. tbut es entlane Der 81
ME Der
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Gifeababn Jabrz BlQn.
3. & @. u. Wahn.
q bfa hrt,

Na6 allen Noros3eras~B Buntten ........
.................. 200 Born.
Na6 ct, Qouis, Mempbis uno oem
Often. T. 40 Mittaas
goeb 0orbe3eras, Santa Sc uno Srisco>
8nntten. ................8. 800 Nbenos.
geach ct. Souls, QGac0 uno oem Often
.................... g. Is 9lbenos.
gtact 2are6o uno Mterico =. 100 8urm.
Nnfuntt.
8on ct. Souls uno benz SFeu. 7. 30 8orm.
Son Nuros3eras, Santa Sc uno 6risco.
Buntten ..................S.4 s. 40 SDrnt.
Son lpcalen Bunften ......7. 40 Nbenos
8on ct. Souls unb bem Often. .9.1 10 Qb6s.
Bon 9areoD unO MertfD L. 30 gacbm.
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@nlf ghpre Bahr,.
VI b ia brit.

Ab bfabrt.
0oh 9aoernia. Sut6erlanb sprinqs,
Stodeaie, td9lib, 500 8orln.
Gntunft.
8on StDdbale, Sutberlanb. Sprinos unb
2abernia. tdalidh. .......2 2:3O Tadn,
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a'. St. & e. Sabu.

VI btabrt.
&ed 8aeo, Sort 8prtb, Oauas, aanIas
eitp, ct. 3ouis uno Chicago, taaltcb,
(Sunlet Oepot) 80 Mbenbs.
aoeal3ue nia Smitbbille. 80 8Drm
nfun t:
Gon ghicogD, ct. 2puis, aanIas 9th,
Dallas, Sort 8prtb unb Baco, tdalid
(SunIet Depot .......7.5 so 9Roroens,
9otalaua uia Smithbifie.. 9.25 9t6eubs
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9. u. u 2(. q. Balm.
Wbtohrt.

0a@ @uerO, gDafunt, Souiton uno @al.
!abefon, taglib. 900 gDrm.
uno 9.45 Nben6s.
Wa9 Gorpns ghriiti, 9aodpert unb Bees
bile t6alidb b..............2.l5 Rachm.
Nah Bbrne uno &errnille, tdglih.
.................9 .9:25 Born.
Rab Sbrne unb 8errpile, Samstags 3.45
Nacflm. Gntunft Mpntass $50 gl5en6S
Nnfunft.
Bon Gnero, YDafunt, Spuiton unb Gal.
oeitOn, ta9ltcb. ..........7.45 Mproens
tslb $50 Nbenbs
Son gorpns gbriitt, Hodport unb See
billie tdglieb l:35 gacfm.
SOH Borne uno &errniife. taglicb .....
0lhpuha
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gpatberm 9sacific 8a6u.
Qbfahrt.

Qbfabrt.
Nob geeu Orleans, 9ouHon uno Gal.
oeltDn tdglteb. b............u IL 40 Born.
nno 900 G6enbs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
gtat. eagle 8aB, 81 9aio. galifDruien
hno Wtettf0 ..............9: 900 Sornt.
Gntunft.
Bon gteso Orleans, Suuiton unb @at<
oeiton ta9ltcb. ...........740 WDrgens
uno 600 0afbnl.
Son 81 8aio, galifDrnien unb @terifo
............,........ 800 MbenbS.
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'eats AntOmiO u agranjae
YaB Sabm,

i'm Garten=0iitritt oes Staates. DE.
lunobeit uno 4lima uniibertruffen.
Billige 2duoereieu fiir ben sSartner,
Utarttgdrtner, Obfts uno 8iebsiifoter,
@egen Gin5elbeiten tpenoet@uh an
g. s. W1artin, g. B. 81.
San NntUniD. 9eros.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-10-13
A Needle and Thread

Neatness has been the saving virtue in many man s
life
Neaness is the part of his character that man
the outside.
1t prepossesses people in his favor the instant The
cleanooking make friends by the scores; if he
have any good within him he can hold them.
The sslovenly man is a successful And it
goes without saying that slovenly is abomin-
alton.
We hear lot about ''luck But there is really more
good luck in neat appearance than in all the chance in
the world.
The of Frank Parmelee founder of big Chicago
transportation company, is in point.
Parmeee died the other day at the age of 49, He had
great wealth He had been power in the city. He had
achieved what SO in 100 consider abundant
In the pocket of the coat he had last worn, carefully
wrapped, were needle and spool of thread. 1t his
Superstition"
He had carried them through his long career. He be-
leved they brought him luck. He often declared that
they had made him successful.
The needle given him by his mother when he left
home in 1884, It all she had given him. And she gave
him that with the injunction, s'Be neat.'
1t little thing to begin life with. Yet few men
have received really richer legaces than that little
needle proved to be to Parmelee
Neatness is important in young hOster and cab
driver body else Fortune extends helping hand
to the wherever he is and however humble he
may be.
Parmelee used his needle and kept himself neat Far
ore than this necessary in the rise from stable boy
Ito the of company, but neat
ness fine starting point.
Boy and who look out for their rents and worn
places apt to keep their habits in good repair at the
! same time.
1t was fine "superstition" Of Parmeees