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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-28
Era Sanmnrc, Mlinn.

Som Ell, Der bar boIot Gcre3 interess
fante 9lao "Gccorabs Soften" / 25 Gar
eaer mere. beocr ieg ON SLABS for ne
benItaacuSe &iuier.
Sen 4oe September babe hi Der i
bort Sofpu OF SapparO oeu 6orusicIie
at iamle5 hos Dor afhoIote % agtcoc
gtubo, Son. s. 6. gteliou lforberpGrcnbc
Statsierutor ira Sreeburn Co., ior od
for ucaIc Sage iioeu bar blcoeu p~pitiIet
til ben rrefuIoc StiQiug iom &ou8ress
mano / fgrite 0iinueiotn Giitrift. San
blep ucmIig Den 20oe SuguIt nomtreret
til aaroioot for &ougreSicu, og hi bad
ber ban bIiuer pnlat / siooertber. Seq
pil blot uRpne uople at &c &cuner %
Rn6ocr Ser msSte frcm: SormdnSeu for
Comm @poroet, ". u. SesIop. fungereOe
iom Sormanb % oplrite Soriarltngcn
% Sr. GeIion on 'Seuii8ten meo oor
&ommc til 6om i.Slof og SoI8c og TIL
srife BAN 2ptfc % Srcm8aug, iGrIi9 /
fin @ierrin0 I Seit, iad at ban fan bins
De frem / gtopcmber, ION ri ale tjIitemte
meb Sodn0tlaprtug. Saa blep Sr. Rel
ION cpforSret iii at tnle, Iom ban oainc
giorSe paa fin itiemtcuoc cg ocltaIenoc
9iaaoe. 0aH tafieOe SorIumituaen for
beres geieq o. iae0e, at oeriomi ban biz
Der buLgt ituINe 5anfparo Soiun % 5rees
born 60. life blipc CLIENT, meocuS bar
tar / @aibiugtpu. q. 8ulbrduolon bier
"a falbt irem til at tale. % bIarot ans
set fremiaaoe han 9i9tet "Storcbiu.
oen". so, ieg fan. ia Storcbiugeu"
90 pf bdobcr at Dor begdneSe Zen % ga.
b fan itge Set iammc efter gaIgct
Ropembcr. 3eliou er en- Sarmer, Sc,
har oues GgteIie pg bliper en- Rano
port Siifriff tou 6noe sgre af, og "a for
ffe 9iItrift 6ciruar al Sarmere, tror jeg
ut Sc burSc orre reprricuterct al e.
Sormcr / 9ouqres'eu. sra GIbert SCI
bar fremmebtc Dor bp8ti9e Sberiff 9
s.. Sosium % 6uitru, Sisbuaro 3Gr
@ulbrauoIon meo pu'tru cg 9atter, 2
8uIbrauSIou ,oa Suitru % Gle Sui
brauSfpu. af Serotoreus Scnuer r.
SanfparD fuuoe ices: 4oitmeitcr Seiper
=. 4. Sope. 9. 8. Sraatcu. Scter Sen
n, u. Frbeculnh6, ". 5. Sohuior
lie Sffebage, 10. 9briitopbcriou vi
reb 9obl, g. Glettcu, 9. e. Sapre, 81
SsIe meS mango Here. geiret q nm
"a ri bauSe Ell bpqgelig Sammcutomr
qarpeieH bar urret goo; fan pit rogue
or ct R~iSbelsaar. Get rre'te al TGrit
inaeu er giort. os RIciuin8en Ian!
ireuIme.
Ceres 9reoe Slah bar prret en- nab.
8irit / nit Sus / poer 25 anr. % Il
iieer Saf for alt bet eooe Srieicf I W
arusn" % -SoIteu-. CARS SuRee.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-28
Urn snrtinn. Minn.

8i iamIeoes Der BEN lite Sftober o8
p~perrGitcoe 2eoer SIion os to9 Sulet l
SeIiboelie FAINT operrGtteSe ham en- Ii
ben griubring ON Dor Seuitab. PeSer
SlIou er en- title, 9~arrfl Rioueer her
ira gpens garnoom. San or goot lift al
ole. 9puerne fom peo fine mcbbra8te
Eager IaaIom Safe p9 en- SeerHoS al
ale Slags @aielie, iaa Siben sit meb
Sale oa Oloro til lanet paa Bitten, DE-
ale Git bper ill fit suiteube Eeoer Slior
ct lanai 2iu. en- Seltnger,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-28
SiIjcn ira Torac.

Sbe6eitruu0, 2oeu CIT, 1904.
@]onrSbrugcr SoIpor 2uuoe o8 Suitru
8unhiIo 2uroe ubndnbrebe 1882 fra
Solt pr. $peoeitranb til amcrita. 6du
bar en- al SpIt Sogns Npgtiaitc Ssurcr,
Srbfgrer NJ. NJ. DC fsrite Var lcpeot Re
iom 5armcr; men M itaI DC pEre boiotte
/ ell liOcu Oh, bpor han CT BOituabuer %
Sriuer Sanocl. 9eres aOreSie er on
itao, Soma. 9e or IN 70 aar gamIc %
hruSc ben 19oe Gttober feirc tit Sub
brpIup.
Runge 9icnSte fra tjoItgcre Sage i
Solt % SbcSeitrauS ieuSer DC aomIe Ell
biertelig 9pfeuituiue % 6ilieu meO Gus
itet ON alt goOt for Dem / OereS Sius Hfs
ten. Sp. SpeuOien.
("5ue6eitrduospoitsu Heb.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-28
Sil min Gar | Nnlconina
65sAarsoa9cu.

SGuf, femogicrtt War ibag. -
Meu at! iaa fort goar Siben;
Oct ipnes mig, Tom ms ieg par
sos Dig iom gdnite Iioeu.
Nien uu icg uit Dig, flare 6ar,
Gf 5iertet g%rdtulerc.
On mine bcoite 2nitcr bar
ut Iept mango Here.
Stisut Here tuieu IiIe cr
I'll big. iaa bieut ieg ilsr.
Z GanOeu gior % Sar icg Ter
Com tiGrlig iii MIG miller.
4 9druoomsoage maugeu Sang,
5por gluo ieg % mig foLte,
9unr icg meb Saber iammcn lang.
90 Rober title hsrtc.
gu Sar / mine Zine bar
Saa mango gOoe Gbocr;
S6i uaar Der Sdle or Oul 6dr,
gtt 6icrtc itolt iig irpocr.
Qisn sereu OtrfOr gober bar;
E6i bun mig tiStig ITrte
vt elite % aolpoe Gar.
Sum Heb mso trofa't Siertc.
ia, altio iruet On itrGpet, Gar;
Ger bar ei Sio til Spt!e,
Ga altio uCItllireoS on bar.
Stisnt trGt, On tmSe imiIe.
Sm gpnsu blot TOM Sllisn bar.
Ct Gsft ieg piIoe gipe.
Sua eire sGmIe Gage, Gar
3eSbebre imSe bIire!
Sililut iaa bilier @anS % Barn,
Com er big IIge tiGre.
TcO @lRoe lang Be neruc Gang
I'll 9eoitciaosrs Serel
Sat for alt gOSt ea Gor o8 6nr;
vi fan ier alorig sIemmel
Ganite isr ! ped Sreet al
Ter os after biemme!
auud
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-28
sra Maple e,rppe, gsis.

ga bet MI bar reeuet Der ! npitcu en-
ilse, iaa fnar jes PROBE at Tribe nogIe
Orb til "2ecorabsY Soften" maalie bet pti
Slutte bd. 3pab apIing angaar 5crrunot
iaa fan bi life tInee. Sapren git ira
80 til 90 guihel pr. 9ere. Spebeu ira 10
til 80, og Boteterne oil ice life lGpne.
for De rnooncr 10 aIleiammen. vi bar
iclat Yoteter for II Gents Sui6eIeu, lao
hi Sarmcre runbt Staple @rope bliner
I,of riee al bore Roteter iaar.
en- &armer9lt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-28
&c ean gatd % eerSsnsnShiainssn

Bore grierc. iUm tEuisr q at beisge
Observation-Disclosures / Rouember. oil blts
DC glaNc pco at bsre. at 8erSenS
GirmUc Gisrcbcit, Gan Fath 1864 uiI
aIDc to grsocr puu lin OtomocrItge Surs
tiabeo pdn TeImnr 2~sbc6uHe, iom &c
liuc o~pcrior administration S~HSaduseU
Ill Observation-Disclosures aNgaug 30
Gents.
Cans SorcuiSuiuaer bil fiune Ste6
ocu ste OF 10Nc &o0eHIber Hl. , Siteru.
Set or intct uieopaulig iur Gan Sdtdb
at trrffe 10000 W(eurCiftU iii en- al tine
m]erfprrOiqc E"ureoj5uInger. % mango
rciier 6unorcbcr. al giL. Get anertfaus
lie FUlf bolocr mtgct al uirielise Stsrs
rcuer. OF San &ath tJ!talGr oem life
dleue iuyol Den er ZEN burtlgite SsII,
icr u]oqeuituoc bar lcucr. men ogiou pdd
@rrmo AZ beus clTpEroige RdtursI. 3eu
boiler tiEr al Tanner CO Born % oell
6eit Ieper lite. tom bar idd mango Sea
lmnrere iOm Dem UgrneusbersTte Fan.
Vt bar icet Ct Futograt al ham. fora
iprnpt CIT SlUoc o4 !ioCt ~ 5Grolo
I Zcpduc, glcreu5 SsadrS GGmIe Ssu, OF
SlRheu fuIO al @utter % SeHtsr. Setie
or en- &rspe puu oen5 uIr'eLigs Storheo
/ "a Uiier Ell uRiter mcHneitciIg 5or'tane.
Set er ct Spu. iom aINrig ~gleuumes. az
I, Gan Xutdl ipriHae en- at tine burtige
Rilc TroOelpb meS ~iulo6loos SrIosrs,
~foripFubte Re Ictte SrIler.
Set CT orrOt IiSt Ssuse at ie Gnl
nGnic ioruu StIspIGNieu % ic pda 5ott.
Set qisr ben lItlo o. tuseH Sierer fan
iuu BEN til at rers iUg ifr Dem bar taaet
ic EoridmIiHgsu. 3 DEN iurels6tse Srsoe
Iaber San RGtb aItio GisrereH pioe.
naar BEN Ct iarSi8 for itu 5urtise EiL
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-28
Ut irrcacHt Silbuo.

u bette 20. iorefOmursr 9euhcr 4
@rpih GutlerD Cos advertisement for
fgrite Sang. anmpautct gisr III 5pectas
Iitct al 0uipc. Surc % gur6ertuioe o.i.u.
oIt al Ba~rbcrtuipitaal. Vile Surer &c
baunOimcott og q~arautcret. aompnniet
6lcu ctabIeret 1877. Sc eigr i~pecicile
Eil6uo puu ocrcS uSmcrIe0c aUioe. Care
or. Set oil betaIs Jig for Dig at lGie
oeres advertisements og ieuoe eftcr oeres
frie grjsliitc og "6otu 10 uic toe 8u5or".
NbreSieu or $40 Y. ct. SoIeho, Ohio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-28
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Sc tire SotUuibips, iom nplig adbueoss
for Settling / oct uoroIige g8iuueiotG, &C
auicet for Oct beoite Heg~iernlgslano !
5tnteu. Serionr 6u CT tutereSieret !
RegieriugslanS. On itriO til StneSdIe
Bros. $. 307 8duf Of Commerce Slog.
Minneapolis, glim. ears oeres apsrs
tiSiemcut i bette go. uf 8Inoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-28

ter for GcIsierrubeo % CpIpSntua. geu
2riercu or bit trGt al bette. 5iilut pjl
ieg iigc, at ice ftnoer "Secornbz Soitcu"
at pRre ct upaafiageIi9t 9~tpbeos6Idn.
Sen iepne, branIfri WaaOe. brorpoo bet
frcmtrrocr pioucr ont, at ioa bel Hes
eattsren icm aorreipouoeuteruc ere, for
uuftioe SoIf. g. GnlritIsu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-28
erection college bar OOer TO 1uieH

@~Ioouentsr aniaite ION Soaboloere, oar.
tsIiripsrs, 9arre Gierts Q. T. .. epse'sfs
alasisr for 3Dtommsre. Stno eiier saia'
log. 3. 6, eathrs groVitpn gaiuH.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-28

"Sor tort alOOr Tan ioritierte
Tiger en- SGnter.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1904-02-13
GREAT DAMAGE TO BARNS, &c.

The tornado of Sunday morning
inflicted great damage to farmers
and tobacco growers throughout
the county. Some fifty tobacco
barns, in different portions of the
county were blown down and their
contents badly damaged, if not en-
tirely ruined.
The Pleasant Ridge Baptist
Church "a new bulding) was par
italy unroOfed.
The big tobacco barn OF our
friend. Mr.. Len Blythe, at the edge
OF this county and Shelby county.
was totally destroyed.
We are happy to say that no lives
were lost and no stock killed, so
far az We could learn.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1904-02-13

1876. Practical Suggestions for Farm
Buildings. PIP. 49,
, l27 Important Insecticides. Pp AZ.
1873 Eggs and Their Uses as Food. PIP
1879. Sweet Potatoes PIP. 40
13O' The Mexican Cotton Boil Wesvil
1871. Household Tests for Detection o.
OleomarRarine and Renovated
Butter. PIP. II.
las. Insect. Enemies of Growing Wheat.
1873. Experiment. Station work-XvIII
70. r,d pp' p 30, - D, CT,
Grounds. PIP. 3s.
1876. Sorghum Syrup Manufacture. PIP.
1856. Earth Roads. pp q.
l37. The, Angora Goat. PIP. 4s.
1885, Irrigation p sn in Field and Garden.
139. Emmer: A Grain for the Semi-arid
Regions. PIP. 16.
49, Pineapple Growing. PIP. 4s.
i4l' Poultry Raising on the Farm. PIP.
l42 The Nutritive and Economic Value
of Food. PIP. 4s.
l43 The Conformation of Beef and
Dairy Cattle PIP. a..
l4t. Experiment Station Work - KIN.
PIP 49,
145. Carbon Bisuplhide as an Insecticide.
l4e. Insecticides and Fungicides. PIP. 16.
147. Winter Forage Crops for the South
l4s. Celery Culture. PIP. 49,
l49. Experiment Station Work - Xxx.
PIP. 32.
$50. Clearing New Land. PIP "a.
l l35' Dairying in the South. PIP. 4s.
1913. Orchard Enemies in the Pacific
Northwest. PIP. 49,
154. The Fruit Garden Preparation and
Care PIP. go
los. How Insects Affect Health in Rural
Districts. PIP ~.
l56. The Home Vineyard. PIP. "a.
157. The Propagation of Plants. PIP. "a.
l5s How to Build Small Irrigation
bitches. PIP. 2s.
159 Scab in Sheep. PIP. 4s.
100 Game Laws for 1902. PIP. 56.
1871. Practical Suggestions for Fruit
Growers. PIP 2s.
l62. Experiment Station Work-XI. PIP.
1863 Methods of Controlling the Boil
Weevil. PIP. Is.
1854. Rape as a Forage Crop. Pp. Is.
165. Culture of the Silkworm. PIP. 80.
l66. Cheese Making on the Farm. PIP.
1877 Cassava PIP. 80.
16s. Pearl Millet. PIP. 10.
l6a. Experiment Station Work - XII.
PIP. 32.
l7o. Principles of Horse Feeding. PIP.
III. The Control of the Cooling Moth.
PIP. "a.
172. Scale Insects and Mites on Citrus
Trees. PIP. 43.
178. Primer of Forestry. PIP As.
ia. Broom Corn. PIP. 49,
175. Home Manufacture and Use Of I'm
fermented Grape Juice. PIP. 16.
176. Cranberry Culture. PIP 20.
liz. Squah Raising. PIP 80.
17S. Insects Injurious in Cranberry Gull
ture.
l79. Horseshoeing PIP 81.
$50. Game Laws for 1908 PIP. So.
lSl. Pruning. PIP 80.
ls2. Poultry as Food.
1873. Meat on the Farm. - Butchering,
curing, etc.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1904-02-13
"QUINCY ADAMS SAWYER. :

AS rural play, Quincy Adams
Sawyer" which delighted large
audience at the Park Theatre last
evening, seems destined TO follow
in the primrose path Of 1.-The Old
Homestead, "Shore Acres" and
"Way Down East" Although Diff
fering in numerous respects from
any one Of this famous "B gosh"
trio, it still possesses some Of the
most essential features of their
popularity. Quaint, homeIy
humor," broad fun, sufficiency
of sentiment, and wholesome
moral tone spell success in Quincy
Adams Sawyer" In it's previous
visit to this city, last season, JUS
tin Adams adaptation OF the novel
by Charles FELTON, Pidgin, with it's
story Of the young Boston lawyer
who. seeking rest atlMason's Cor
ners, finds there anything but re-
pose, either in the affairs of bust
ness or the heart, was found TO
possess marked footlight effective
ness. This impression was still
further deepened by the excellent
presentation at the Park last even
ing. Both cast and scenic effect
are all that could be desired. Com
ing soon.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1904-02-13
DEDICATION.
Kentucky Building at Worlds Fair
to be Turned Over to State
by Exhibit Asso-
citation.

The Kentucky Building at the
Louisiana Purchase Exposition will
be fittingly dedicated OH Saturday
of this week, February l3, and all
citizens of the State and former
citizens now residents of other COM
munities, are invited to attend the
ceremonies and help give the New
Kentucky Home II rousing
"house- warming"
The General Assembly, now in
session at Frankfort, has accepted
the invitation of the Kentucky EX-
hibit Association to be present and
the members, headed by Gov.
Beck ham, will 90 over to ST. Louis
Friday i'm a special train, rendered
the Exhibit Association by the l..
IL N. r. r. and Henderson Route.
The dedication will be made the
occasion of the formal transfer of
the building from the Exhibit A s.
ISOLATION to the Commissioners, re-
Gently named by Gov. Beckham,
under the provisions of the act,
making an appropriation of SIS, DOC
to supplement the fund raised by
the Association for the States rep
resentation at the exposition.
On Friday night, February II.
prior to the departure Of the train
for the worlds Fair City, a ban
auet will be given the Legislators
by LOuisville's Commercial organ
izations. Saturdays program in
cludes al elaborate luncheon, given
by President David II. Francis and
other exposition officials, at the
Hall Of Congress on the exposi-
ton grounds, before the speech
making, ETC., in the Kentucky
Building, and a banquet by the
Kentucky Society Of st. Louis at
night.
The dedicatory exercises will en-
brace a welcome address by Presi-
dent Francis, himself trans.
planted Colonel; the tender OF the
building by President A. Y. Ford,
of the Exhibit Association, to Gov.
ernor Beckham and his acceptance
of same.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1904-02-13

means which brought relief to them
that you may profit by their ex-
perience. Read TIC testimony
given here by Frankfort woman.
Mrs. Margaret Weitzel, of 3l8
Nero ST., wife of Lucas Weitzel,
baker by trade, now retired, says:
For number of years L suffered
from a persistent aching across the
small of my back and through the
kidneys. At times my back was so
bad that / could hardly sit still,
get up or down, or lift anything
even of ordinary weight. AT night
it bothered me so that l could not
rest comfortably and when 1 first
arose in the morning | felt tired
and worn out, the kidney secretiOns
were irregular, highly colored and
distressing. and on standing de-
posted a heavy sediment. / saw
Doan's Kidney Pills advertised,
procured box at j. w. Gay lie 5
drug store and began to use them.
In few days l noticed that the
secretiOns had assumed natural
appearance, the pains and aches
left me and | felt as we'll as ever
after completing the treatment.
Nothing please me more than to
speak u word III favor of DOan's
Kidney Pills.
For sale by all dealers. Price 30
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buff
falO, n. y, sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name -Doan's-
and take no substitute.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1904-02-13
A LITTLE LOSS

OF flesh and strength, little bark
ing, obstinate cough and little
pain in the chest may not mean
galloping consumption. but they
are signs that prudence will not
neglect. A few doses of Allen $
Lung Balsarn cause free discharge
of mucus and so loosens the cough.
1t beals the inflamed air passages
and all its beneficent work is ac-
complished without grain of
opium.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1904-02-13
IN CASE OF ACCIDENT.

Accidents will happen. Mother
strains her back lifting sofa.
Father is hurt in the shop. Chill
dren are forever falling and bruis-
ing themselves. There is no pre-
venting these things, but their
worst consequences are averted
with Perry Davis Painkiller. No
other remedy approaches it for the
relief of sore, strained muscles.
There is but one Painkiller, Perry
Davis.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1904-02-13
ATTENTION FARMERS.

The attention Of farmers desiring
to purchase good, well.broken
mules, is called to the advertise
ment Of the Mason & HOge Co.
offering quite number of mules
for sale. The sale will occur on
Wednesday next, at the farm of
Wood Bros, near Woodlake.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1904-02-13
ARE YOU RESTLESS AT
NIGHT

And harassed by bad cough?
Use Billiards. HorehOund Syrup,
it will secure you sound sleep and
fleet II prompt and radical cure.
25c, SOC and $l.00 bottle at Paul b.
WeitZel'S.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1904-02-13
TEACHERS MEETING.

The teachers of Franklin county
are requested to meet at the Office
Of the County Superintendent, this
Saturday morning, at II o'clock.
LUCY PATTIE, Supt.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1904-02-13
WOMEN'S SYMPATHY
Is Proverbial. Frankfort Women
no Exception.

How much we owe to the sympa-
thetic side OF womankind! When
others suffer they cheerfully lend a
helping hand They tell you the
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1904-02-13
UP HILL AND DOWN DALE

The trolley cars run every hour
between Lexington, Paris and
Georgetown. Low rates and fast
time.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1904-02-13
AN EARLY RISER.

A strong, healthy, active consti-
tuition depends largely on the con-
dition of the liver. The famous
little pills known as DeWitt's Little
Early Risers not only cleanse the
system, but they strengthen the
action of the liver and rebuild the
tissues supporting that organ. Lit
tie Early Risers are easy to act,
they never grippe and yet they are
absolutely certain To produce re-
suits that are satisfactory in all
cases. Sold by J. W. Gayle.
O a 8 II q H Z "A.
Bears the n The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature Of &AzlZw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-05-10
DRY GOODS.
Swan BROS.
and Mail Orders
Promptly Fill&l.
DRY GOODS.
CHIbDREN'S NEW
SUMMER CAPS.

We are showing very large variety
of New Summer Null Caps for chill
dren. The style and quality of these are
the best to be bad at the most reasonable
prices possible.
Children's Summer Caps priced as
follows
Each Csc, soc, 75c, 81, $3.50, $1.98.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-05-10
Urges Race Segregation.
tFrom the New York Medical 7IT'es OF Febru

":The lace problem in the South" was
the subject of an address delivered by
President William Dewitt Hyde, OF
Bowdoin College, at the Congregational
Church at Brunswick, Me-, on last Sun
day evening. He has just returned from
a trip through The southern States, and
saws that unless the South takes action
at once it is doomed to endure darker
days than it has yet known. President
Hyde's plan OF solving the problem
calls for segregation in school, church
and society, wherever negroes are num-
erous, through elementary education for
white and black alike, @;th industrial
or normal education for those who can
make use of it, and academic and COL
lege education for the leaders OF both
races the withholding of federal aid to
education in the South until local taxa-
ion prepares the way for it; the restric-
zion OF the saleaof alcoholic LIQUORS In
the blata belt; the swift and severe
punishment of brutal crimes committed
by members of one race against those OF
another, but always by due process OF
law, and the granting of suffrage to in
telligent and RESPONSIBLE negroes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-05-10
THE sUBLIMEP PORTE

Whenever Tu key figures in the new
and as constantly disturbing ele-
ment in European politics she does it
almost dsily--the phrase Sublime
Pore" generally appears. 1t occurs IN
, all diplomatic correspondence re'ating
to the affairs ofthe Sultan's Troublesome
kingdom. Many readers imagine that
the words form one of the titles Of the
'Sick Man of the East" Others may
know that it is the n2me bestowed on
tue Turkish foreign department. But
few are aware whence 1t is derived. AS
mater of fact, Che "Sublime Porte"
is the main enhance TO ihe ancient
Seraglio, and fallen into decay and neg
lect it is now meJel' : her picturesque
old gate, with nothing sublime about it,
unless it be lis evident hoary antiquity.
The large building on the left is the
com mparatiyely new foreign ofiice-'he
real Porte" to which reference is often
made.
The Sublime Porte" known to the
Turks as Bay-i- Humanyun, was built as
principal entrance to the old Seraglio,
which, down TO the end Of the second
MaPmud's eign, was tbe great palace
of ,hc Sultaus-the Yidiz Kiosk OF
'iose days. Within were thee great
coul Is full Of beautiful frees and bord-
ered bv re council chamber and otbe.
official buildings OF the government.
Although much that was interesting
was destroyed by fire which swept the
palace in 1863, some of the ancient
glores ;emain inside The gateway. The
council chamber, though in an advanced
state of decay, still stands. Then there
are the mint. the celebrated treasury,
where uncut jewels, gold embroidered
clothing and wo lderfully mounted arms
are stored in enormous quantities, the
armorv which once wss tie Church OF
St. Irene, and museum. About the
sadly neglected gardens are scattered sew
eral small kiosbs, one containing the
imperial library, another some especial
ly one tiles. aud still another tee prison
cells. in which TIE former Sui ans shut
up for life the princes who disturbed the
royal peace Of mind.
From these galdens one may have
wonderful view of the BOsphorus, the
Asiatic shore aud the Sea Of Marmora,
across the narrow jutting of land known
as Seraglio Point.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-05-10
MEDICINAL.

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