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Newport daily independent., 1904-03-04
HERE AND THERE. 1

A1os G. u. udilS HdS USSii olC
 for several days.
 Mike Denton of Grubbs towr ship was here Thursday.
 Rabbits, coons and 'possums a
 Bob Wallace's butcher shop. 0
 We are sole agents for w. B corsets. Bowen's Cash Store. 59
 White River was falling slowly Friday and registered 5.1 feet op the gauge.
 E. Less returned Thursday night to Jopesboro, after visi''ils J. M. Berger.
 c. AZ Windau has returned fron)Ya trip to Augusta, made by th9Iriver-
 /C. s. Mulheron went to Min /turn Friday noon on business for the teIeph1ne company.
 0,yards of lace, Sc to 20c valueK all go at 5 cents a yard Rd en's Cash Store. 61btf
 Tor Rent One nicely furnish "a room. Good board. 222 Lau- rel street. Mrs. Lee. 12d4w Prairie, timothy and alfalfa hay, corn, oats, c. and 0. chops, bran and corn chops at Bowen's s Cash Store. 35btf
 Triumph, Burbank, Peerless and Early Rose seed potatoes. Also onion sets at Bowen's Cash Store. 257btf
 Senator David l.. King of Hardy was here Wednesday on his return home from Little Rock.
 Mrs. A. H. Mcdonald returned Thursday from a visit to Hot Springs and is much improved in health.
 Lost Fleur de lis pin, valua- ble only by reason of it's associa- tjbns. Finder please return to this office. d3t
 l.. D. Bronson, the well known representative of a Louisville tailoring house, came in Thurs day night.
 Passmore White went to SWif- ton Friday noon to be on hand fnr tlf Opening of the campaign kele Saturday.
 The ladies of the Presbyterian church will hold their cake and candy sale Saturday morning at 10 Q clock at the Hazel Hotel.
 Milt Russellof Mountain View returned home Friday morning, accompanied by w. J. Lambllin, his brother-in-law, for a short visit.
 l.. N. Nouss went to St. Louis Thursday night on a business trip and visit. He will return Monday night, after stopping off for the day with friends at Min turn.
 Miss Henrietta PreVallet of St. Louis is expected here on the tenth instant to trim the coming season for Mrs. Hattie Moore. She made many friends here last fall.
 J. c. Smith and George Eaton, two of Swifton's best citizens, went through here Thursday afternoon on their way to Little Rock and Van Buren and Coffey- vile, Kansas, on a pleasure trip, to be absent about ten days.
 Larry Young has rendered his resignation to the Electric Light Company and will probably go to St. Louis. He Is an expert and experienced electrician and very popular at home. His friends will be sorry to see him leave.
 Miss Beulah Casey of Noun tain home, and Misses Myrtle Greeson and Hettie J. Dunaway
Newport daily independent., 1904-03-04
MRS. IDA MCDONALD, Supreme Deputy of the Maccabees of the World.

that 1 must do something to regain my health. A friend advocated your Wine of Cardui treatm ent SO strongly that l decided to try it, although l had little faith in patent medicines. l am now very thankful that l did SO, for within ten days blessed relief came to me, and in less than three months l was cured. and have enjoyed fine health
Newport daily independent., 1904-03-04

For toilet articles, ,ifancy goods, combs, brushes and mirrors go to w. E. Bevens, successor tosJ. l.. Sells. 00dtf
Newport daily independent., 1904-03-04
$39O FOR LETTERS TO
 ENCOURAGE EMIGRATION


 The Rock Island system offers twenty prizes of the aggregate value of $390 for letters relative to the territory along it's lines in Arkansas, Indian Territory, Kan sas, Oklahoma, Texas and New Mexico. Letters should deal with the writers experiences since he settled in the Southwest. They should tell how much money he had when he arrived, what measure of success has attended his efforts and what he thinks of that portion of the country in which he is located. Letters should not be less than 300 nor more than 1500 words in length, and will be used for the purpose of advertising the Southwest.
 Letters are desired not only from farmers and farmers wives, but also from merchants, school teachers, clergynen, from every one, in brief, who has a story to tell and who knows how to tell it.
 For circular giving details write to John Sebastian, Passenger Traffic Manager, Rock Island System, Chicago.
 When Judge Wood closed his address Monday Eld. James Min ton, who was on the stage dur ing the discourse, arose and said, s'I have made the statement that I would not vote for either Davis or Wood, but since hearing Judge Wood I am converted, and the bible says when you are convert ed go help the brethren, hence l am going to help Judge Woods followers in Craighead. " When he retired shouts went up "Hur- rah for Minton" and 'Hurrah for Wood. "-Jonesboro Times.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-22
aaiftrliht Ttbrt.

6ofeenbts biibI6e Gef9i9t1en nirb
aus Wien ptrmtIbet: GrbGlt ba zines
Soees Elm bober Miener Maeiftrotss
btamter, benz bic 4noeleeenbeiten Der
Strabsnpflts, pblesen, bic Ginlobune.
f6 NIT einsm feiner borrenben Sofs
tuaeen In bus Sdlob no9 2oina al
bteeben, um bort sur befonberen Gu<
bitns btim aoiier 5rdna Soiepb su trs
fheinen. Der SohbteIiidte fpirft ii6
NIT SorstuIt in bos fsftli4e Gttponb.
bos er ftin eieen nennt, in ben Srod
unb bic belf6immtrnbs 9embbruft nnb
fteist bona in ben Offensn !Sofpoeen,
nm auf beHtn lnuilofen @ummirGbern
benz taiferIittn G6loTe unb Der ibm
pffenbar beooritebenben alltrbohften
@nab. ente,sensnrolsn. Don ben
f4onften Srdumen befeslt, merit Der
GIiidlide eor niht, pis in Der RGbe
bts 2oinssr S9loHes Der Srob Der
prodtpollen qferbe INNER f6Ionter
pirb, bic Strnbe, bic feiner Sbbut in
oberftsr SnItons onpsrtrout 1T. BON
pfiiben unb 206ern INNER mebr err
flint 1T. SEPT, i'm GnesIi6i beg 2uins
ger SaloFss. ereifen bic toiisrli6sn
pfsroe nett aus. Wit in toIer Soeb
febsn bic GummirGber bes Woeens
iber bic gfiibsn, bersn SnbaIt bod
auffpribt unb Iih ouf Qfsrbe, Woesn,
Trad unb Sembbruit srgisbt, bic NUM-
mebr einen nit @tr3peiflune erfiiaten
8uien bebedt. Sein Bitten, fsin
5Ieben fam ben Suti6er befpeeen, bic
f6rsdli6e S6nelieteit gu mGBigen.
gr bat ben i~irifteu @uftrue, in b06itsr
Gile ben 6errn tn's Shlpb gu brinqen.
Qber nm 6immels tpilen bod niht in
bieIem s3uTtanoe! Sin Q6ieI5udsn, elm
neuer 8eiti6enbieb in Die rafenben
Pferbs, elm neuer i6pGr5lifer StrlbI
aus Dem g, sin9brunnen beS 2din5sr
Grbrei9ss! Gnbli6 bolten bic bans
pfsnbsn Qferns ppr BEN S6lpFe. limb
ebe nod Der Serr pom Mogiitrot ben
ssrinsiteE 0trfu6 MAIDEN tnnn, bic
Mreumente bon Der Qoinser StrnBs au
sntfsrnsn, Itsbt i6or lG6elnb Der era
ber3oeli6e 9ousbsrr pDn 2nins unb
S9pisesriobn beg Soiisrs Dor ibm.
Sief ssrfniriht itommslt Der llneliids
Tide feline SnH9ulbisune fir fsin
iotbbsfpriBtes Qsubsrss unb bic Troes
nod ben alerb06ftsn 8efebIsn. limb
freunbIi6 foet Der Grabsraoe gum Msis
fer Der Disnsr Sttoben: rNidts BON
8sbeutune. Gbtr ssnou 70 fsbt immsr
Seine MoieFt0t aus, tpenn er nod
Gains tpmmt.~ Domit NOR bic Quz
bien3 All Gnbe.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-22
pas aladaflptna.

On aCnissbsre .omen in elmer fnis,
ten @intsrno6t bss Sobres 1912 3Dei
Gtubenien in peinielieer 9ouns on Der
Souptno4e i'm S6lOHe pOrbei. unb
elmer beritIben. Der e%spuliis fdpontte,
fiibiie iih beposen. iih on bas G6ils
berbous gu Iebnen.
Der ebrlids Oitpreubifhe Wusietier
i6ien ni&i sdonnen, NIT benz BE-
truntsRen piele lmitGnbe al MAIDEN;
ober beHen 8esIeiter. Der ni4terner
unb seiebtsr eridien, eob benz Solbas
ten 10 Diele b~erubisenbe Worte, bab
bieier iid nahihtieer au bsssisen an<
fling unb muir barouf b%eitanb, Der Rii4>
tsrne fone ben 8etrunfenen fortihafs
fen. Dos eei9ob au9. Die beibtn
Stubenten Soeen ab unb 5tpar bic fteils.
sepflafterte Strobe no9 benz prestIs
fluTe binunter.
Giniee Minuten fpGter aber selt Der
Ruf: ,Rrrr--ous!" burd bic fAIe
Rodt, Sffiaiere unb Ma4mdnni9ofs
ten Stiiraen binaus-broISen stebt be
S9ilbnods ipis ansepurSelt, NIT ffors
rem @usen, bos @spebr sefdlt. Oas
glut e%rfiorrt alien fat in ben Mbsrn,
benn bic Srpmmel, bic fpnit rubig auf
ibrem gode nsben benz Shilberboafe
au liseen pflest. fprinet NIT bumpftm
RaH,ln, ala f1Iage fe gum Tobt0is
marf6e, auf benz Boben bsrum. bann
lGuft fe bic Ssrabe binab, bic 3um
95reeel fiibrt. sic perfhpinbet in Der
Duntelbeit Der Nadt, aber nod TINT
ibr bumpfss SDnen fort. Der Tonns
bour, Der nit sanssm Seraen on benz,
6eilietbum Ieiner Gbre bGnst, ermannt'
fid auerf. Wie roienb ftiirat er in ben
bnntl.n gereid bes 0tfpenfterlebens
binein, Der 9rommel nod. guf Be-
ftbl bes Sffiaiers folet ibm cine pas
trouble, bas Gttpebr I'm 4rm, i'm
2ouffhritt. Dt Soeb 3iebt bur4 bic
buntle Strabe unb rubt niht sber, Biz
be l.benbie ettpprbtne Srommel auf
cine p~oritsbenbs StraBenede ftGBt unb
freitpiGis Salt mo4t.
Da Iieet ie nun f6ipeiseno, Der
3auber 1T eebroden. benn Der Yam
botr, als er feinen 2iebling pisber fen
i'm Qrms bolt, finbet, bob Elm biinner
Binbfaben fid nit ibm pertniipft bat.
unb Der poIten, nr9 INNER ftorr Dor
Sdreden, fGngt on 81 ~beereifen. bob
er bon ben Stubenten iiberliItet tprrb,
bic borber bsnfelben Neg pie bic
Srommel esnpmmen boben.
Wun lu9ie in gang 2Oniesberg
tii6tie iiber bieIen nd6tlihen Sput,
tonnte obsr bic SbGter ni6t ermittsIn.
Grft bisIe Sabre IpGter, ols Te Tefbft
bic 8efdihts er3dblten, erfubr man
ibre Nomen. Gs paren elm 6err 6.
unb b. Z. Ter cine lpurbe fpGter Up
peIlutions 9sri6tsbiret!or Der anbere'
Itorb ais tommonbirenber General.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-22
GraeGOin ais ltbtnsrtttrriu.

auloblid Der unlGneft erfpIaten
Seier oes 60. @|eburtstoges Rldra
3ieslers in RiinGsn puroe unter qns
berem an Elm Invertebrates @rle6niB ers.
innert, bos Fi9 an ben 4nfdne Der
2oufbubn Der bsriibmten SroaDbin
tniipft. Gs ipor i'm Sabre 1862. alara
3ieeIsr, bos iueenblide bojuparif6e
RieienfrGuIein, Dor bsren WoItiirenqes
ftoIt ale 2beoterbirsttorsn erf6rofen,
bate es errei9t. Fh benz 8ibnenbes
rnfs pibmsn 81 biirfen unb ftieg ms
Giienbobntoupe, I'm in ibr critics Gns
eosement: 8reslau 5u fohren. Dieter
S6ritt ms Qeben NIT ieinem @rnIt
unb 3ompf, in bic SelbItftdnoiefeit
NIT ibren unbetonntsn Sproen nnb
3iimmerniHen bebriidte boS 9emith
bes MGb6ens, benz Der 4bIGieb bon
Seim unb 5amilis I6per genu9 aes
porben mar. 9rourie fab benn alora
auf ibrem Sibe, bic 4ugen Feu9t unb
ibre umeebune faum beo6tenb, trobs
benz ii6 oieie ldrmenb senue bemertbor
md9te. Sbre aoupesenpFen tparsn
ndmlih cine rtiiii9e 5omilie, bic aus
irgenb sinsm 8abeorte beimreiIte unb
oeren iGmmtli6e Mitglieber fi6 bO9it
temperamentppa benobmsn. gefonbtrs
Der iineite &nobs, elm prG6tiaes, ettpa
Ie9sjGbrisss 8irfhhen, fhien Gur9
bos f6nele 9in6rauien beg 3uees Iebr
oneeregt 81 rperben unb mar bon Der
aoupetbiir ni9t pes3ubringen, 70 oft
i'm audi Batter unb Mutter bon bort
tpeetpiefen. Gr beeleitste oos 8priibet>
fhesen Der 2onbi9oft nit Ieinen ges
mertungen, peI6e bic Gltern unb Sc
fhpiftsr iiberous bronig finbsn mubs
ten, Oenn lie lodten iiber iebss Bort,
bas Der 9leine fpr1h. aloro 3isgler
IaB polis upotbii9 in ibrer gds.
plobiid-ein Eroh-unb Elm S6rei!
Ole Nueeontbiir ma oufgefloeen, unb
Der anabe, Der fih an lie anoelsbnt
bate, ftiir3te audi idon nah. pa fnbte
i'm aber nit roi9em @nti6lub unD
srpBsr aruft idon bic iunee Riein oil
feinem Qsbsrgiirtel, rib i'm I'm Sale
mod 3urid unb lsgte bos tpbtbloTe
ainb Teiner fat pbnmGhtieen Mutter
In ben SdooB. Mon lam Ti6 ben
Subel Der @Iisrn benten. 8lara 3iees
Ter sntspe ii6 ibrsr ItiirmiI9en DON'T
bartlett, inbem lie ben S6offner p.rs
onlabte. ibr in einem ttipas rubieeren
apupe einen plab nnsupeiTsn.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-22

Isa irsi. Cann boris nor plcbird
Don elltn Stiisn lnut ptinen une
ifladlStn. llnh man fob sines Der itls
hniten Shanipitlt. hos mon innols
Bu srblidtn Geltefnbtii bot. lltber Dos
tberus aniIib bes inpnnifHtn polis
sifen floHsn porms 1bronsn nitbtr.
lie Wlene, 5tritcb, unb Der fin.
gsobahitr bisitr SSsne bate boil
Wlube, iibtr pos sbtn GrIsbte nofsus
benton. 5isr FAB ma un.rbitili6e
uno babel m~itleibspole @ershiieieitss
liebe, bic ben 9erbreher auf bic BENT
bar einfahftt Weiie hos pole 9eiennts
nib fsintr S6uib ableeen ldbi. Do
erlebtc mon bos ShauIpiel psr3tpeifs
lunaspo1sr R,ue, bic ni6ts onbsres
als Deraeibuns Dor benz 9obs beesbrte
Sier enblid lab man cine 8oItsmenee
bic In aufssbra6tem .3uitonbe gu bel
AUTHORIZATION in sans Sapan iperbsr
ionnts, peritdnbnibpoll unb ,rsriffer
Der tisfen, on ben Tag eeIseten Ser.
INTRIGUING unb Reue eeeerebe Itsben
ni6t Der 4~uFpannns bs 3ornss fol-
aenb, ipnbern bon f1xsr3li9en Wit'
lsibs ben Climber bstradtenb, in Del
fhlihten ~Grtsnntnib Der erauiomer
Example BEG Qsbsns unb Der @ebrs4.
li6teit Der menihli6en Natur.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-22
Sin abaeiaater IrinD Der Giirnbah.

ncH mar Der 'ranS0tiIde Staatsm1nn
3bisrs, mas ibn ais ,Monn oes Sort
f9ritts" in reht sisent6imli6em 9i6te
eri6einen ldbt. Der sinIties prGiioent
Der RepubIii 6rontrei6 bridts ii6 in
elmer pdrlomsntsrebe i'm Sabre 1876
foleenoermoben nus: .Sobolb Die
Gifenbobnen fsrtie isin psrben, pirb
man bic @uinptins dbIhoffsn fDnnsn.
Stutt gum 9obs pirb mon bic i6tpsrs
ten 8erbreder iiinitio oa3u perurtheiz
len, touisnb Stunben i'm 0oggon at
maiden; bel miloerRoeR umitdnosn
pirb man bic Stroffabrt ouf fiinFbdus
bert 5tunben berobiesen. Sd Sin cher
iiber3eugt, fe piirben eerrs bic Guillos
tine ppr3iehen." Wos ipiiroe 1hiers
fir Qugen MAIDEN Bel Der beuiieen
gntpidlnne bes Giisnbabnpslsnsi
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-22
ptr 31lann i'm S,hrank.

Dor tur3sr 3eit beIu6te bic SDnioin
Wilbelmina bon Splanb bic 8pItSs
tiiden bon Imftsrbom. Die Sbrsns
bams fIbrts Die &Dnioin burh fGmmts
liGe RGume unb 3ulebt aud in bic
Slide. gle RDnigin toItste bic Spsiz
len, funb Is 0pr3iieli6, unb iibsr bos
@eiiht Der oltsn 906in buT6te Elm
5reubenf6immer. .llnb mo b:pabrsr
sic Sbrs 0prrGtbe auf?~ Troete
fhIisbIi6 bic 90niein. rSier, Maies
itdt OsrfsBts Die @brsnbome unb off
nsts bic Sbur zines breiten Rii6en=
Throntes. Sm islbsn Queenblid srs
t0nte bon BEN 2ippen Der brsi Trousn
Elm Iautsr Sdrsi. On BEN S6roni
Ttoub Elm Monnl Notiirli6 befhuls
biete man fofort bic Godin, bab lie
trpb hires poreeriidttn Iltsrs nod 2iss
beIeien unterbieIte; bod re erfldrtt
emp0rt, ben 9strsffsnbsn nod niemoIs
9efeben 81 boben. Snbefen NOR Der
S6uloies nGber estretsn, unb MN
fteIlte es T6 bsrous, bab man Is nit
benz 8eri6tsr'tntter zines grobsn Qms
fterbomsr glattss gu tbun bate. Der
in ben S6ront aefhliden mar, I'm
sinsn eonS gsnousn gsriht iibsI ben
9eiu9 Der 96niein in Der @olfstiite
liefern an i0nntn. Die GDnigin lohts
ber5li9 iibsr ben finbieen 8opf uno
rei9te BEN .3ei.unesmonn Die 6onb
NIT ben Qbihiebsnortsn: Bite, mir
bon Sbrsm 3eitunesbsridt dut Elm
Slid al ihideni1
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-22
pie NJ ndas.


usa q, patlas.
&1{{1f ben ntlH iag htlef lffffn.
Nj 20 bmHl 20 rnai init ibnl
M bic gsla Rldi tipte paetsa,
~ Aai.sn maHtH re psrbitbn.
o..L ~ &1T bic ReAi euH ne6 10 bnHts,
"0ais G1,t fiAi snr1 isbs Wclitnipanb
llhtg MI \ nps lidiss SitrngtiaHfd
tut Die T0H& nutbsi blinitEe Abtr's panb.
VI, w bes Gimmsls GIdmmtn hTablsn
! lla, aui Elm ipsiits @rdbsrttlb.
hiben tin fs, obns Cualen,
!, Dor mir ibieosn aus Der Wtltl
YN btnsptrtb, ptr ovBetruneta
'~7ttsteR b hbtr ont uno ppit ittgt
btNtn ltstts eieb ptrilunssn,
6l rta3NDit SIatbtnouit TN geinp Oertpthtl
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-22
@toankfnfplitttr
ainte II oil eiIti0er ols etrntnin.

Sintt if oft siftistr ois etrn6nin.
gu bed binous Dolsn VI oft Der @runb,
lporhm munder Hift In bic SOhe ionmt.
0ie Observation-Disclosures pislsr RsHiden be-
ihronit fd bios ouf bic @ere6tieieii, bic
nan linen ~eeesniibsr iibtn ipl!
Bsr teins gsseiferuns smpiinDei, lam
and feline psden.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-22
pen rfnem 4sanrrnthrater

am StlrTe oss 'daurigen Ritter
Stiides yDds 9ebmeerift uuf Dem
ubuItein" Iiegen ale 9aritsler ermprs
bet auf Der 8ibns. Dos Rublitum
raft Dor Gntsiiden. Sdlieblid, bo res
MppIoubirens oar isin Gnbe IN, erbs
ben Fi9 bic r2eiden"-uno brinsen
chamber nodmoIs um.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-22
Enfant terrible.

Die stfpos Ttrenee @rpbmumu III
sinies WO9sn gu 8efu6 setDeisn. Gm
Sage ibrsr abrsi'e frust lie ben ilsinsn
Sans, pie man bas 70 i'm Sasr5s
tbut: ,glun, 6dns9sn, gu bift nobI
r,6t frOb, boB i6 pieber f%ortfabre9"-
(erTtaun); 50, fpober tpeibt
gu benn bas, 9rpbmama9"
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-22

Skips uOn Spp ot asramOna.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-02

Until few months ago it wasn't unusual to rub across tramp or two down in the cool depths of the sub way getting a nights free lodging that the stations provide practically the only means of entrance, and these are guarded, very few vagrants are found, and they are not underground very long before they are discovered
 Until the trains begin to run and the road is formally opened the sub way officials fear that thieves may try to get in and steal the copper wires of the electrical equipment, which would prove good haul. They are also afraid that miscreants may try to deface the walls of the stations. It Is to prevent any such happenings that the 1000 or more men will re- main on guard until the subway is turned over to the city and accepted as being in perfect condition.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-02
SHOOT INC IN INDIA
HUNTING BIG GAME WITH A
 NATIVE PRINCE.
Sport on the Preserves of H. IT. the Maharajah of Rewah-Interesting Amusements of the Natives
 On Elephant Back.

A tiger, leopard, couple of good sambur, with possible bear. some black buck and ravine deer if cared to gc after them. This was my dream as slowly crawled along in an East India railway express" train in response tc a hospitable invitation from H. H. the
 maharajah of Rewah to spend my Christmas in his preserves. At Sutna Station l found a charming rubber tired victoria, with a fine pair of Aus tralian horses and a smart gold-laced coachman, awaiting me; also convey ance which reminded me of diligence in some very out-of-the-way part of Switzerland, with cage fixed on top of 1t; the former for my servants, the
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-02
CLIFF DWELLERs SURGERY.
Example of Trephining That Showed
 Much Ingenuity.

Much Ingenuity.
 l spent several months in New Mex- leo Investigating the ruins of the cliff dWeilers and while at Las Vegas re- ceived much courtesy from Prof E. l. Hewitt, principal of the State Nor nal school, whose fine collection of cllH dwellers' relics was kindly pplas- cl1n dwellers' relics was kindly placed at my disposal for psychometrfc study.
 Tn the collection of thirty skulls. varying in size, there was one of an adult man of average proportions that gave most remarkable evidence of the advanced civilization of the cliff dwell- CTS, seen in the skull that had been beautifully trephfned.. With pride in modern progress in modern art and science, we are apt to consider tre- phining ono of the special triumphs of surgical skill now distinguished for rapid advancement. I was surpris- ed with the apparent perfection of na- lures critical healing process after the crude treatment of such a serious injury as fracture of the skull, which calls for one of the most delicate sur gical operations known to the mod ern profession.
 Surely, the successful work proved the marvellous skill of the ancient phy- sfcian.
 The aperture showing removal of the broken skull was in size slightly in excess of the American quarter or 25-cent piece. Several fractures ex- tended from the orific fully one and one-half inches in length. The open ing was apparently filled with a dark brown substance like cement or gum in place of the modern silver or gold plate. Nature had perfectly healed the bony fractures around the orihce and extending from it.
 Some of the specimens of pottery taken from the tombs at the pueblo are very fine and gave me wonderful psychometric knowledge of peculiar customs of the cliff people. For ex- ample, one large bowl taken from an isolated tomb, apparently the resting place of distinguished person, which must have measured 15 inches in di- ameter; the decorations were unique and on psychometric examination I found them to be geometric in design. Tn significance they betrayed knoWl- edge of astronomy; and l also discoy- cred the nature Of their custom of burying pottery with the dead. It ap- peared that people who occupied off cial positions, or who wished to per- petuate personal or family ddstinc- ton, procured pieces of pottery deco rated in symbols that typif1ed their special characteristics, and these were kept expressly for burial.-Denyer Post.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-02

latter for my baggage. Relays of horses were posted every six miles, and the lit- tie afternoons drive of 36 miles was done under the four hours.
 Govinghur was my destination, and here I found an imposing camp, as the agent to the governor general for the central provinces was paying his off, cial visit to ReWah Christmas day was devoted to sports, which the maharajah personally conducted on horseback, and the event of the day was an elephant race The pace at which these unwieldly- looking creatures numbered along was considerable. They were urged by the yells and prods of the mahouts and also by men on foot with long spears The beasts evidently quite understood what was going on and their furious dashes at each other could hardly have escaped being classed as foul riding
 Hawking is one of the favorite amuse- ments in Rewah, and amongst the spec tators at the sports there were several with hawks on their arm. I photo graphed one giving him as a companion one of the men who acted as twhipper- in'' to the elephants during the race Next day the private preserves were driven. The various passes up which game is expected to go are each com manded by a comfortable stone-built stand The beaters on foot were over 1000, and besides these there were a troop of Rewah cavalry and about 30 elephants. Much was expected, and my hopes rose as heard heavy firing on my right; but nothing came my way except some '1ady" .sambuck, accompanied by one stag too small to shoot. used my camera instead of my rife. The total bag only consisted of two sambur stags. One bear was missed, and two leopards were said to have broken back, besides many sambur.
 After the departure of the maharajah and the officials, ,betook myself to the jungles in search of big game. One morning we were very close on large tiger; his pugs were so fresh that the
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THE OTHER SIDE OF JORDAN.

o, the other side O Jordan may be bright
 as bright kin be, But aint a-faultin' this old world; she's
 bright enough fer me! You've got to be swimmer when you
 strike that Jasper sea, Yonder. on the other side O Jordan. make no doubt the country is a country
 out O sight, With ali them fields O. Twin green am
 rivers O delight; But jest ain't in no hurry fer to rise an
 take my flight Yonder, on the other side O Jordan! I know, the time they're havin' in the
 sweet old by an by, Must set the stars to dancin' in the blue
 bend O the sky; But I'm jest no good at fyin'-an angels
 got to fly
 Yonder. on the other side O Jordan! O, no matter what the trouble-an' no mat
 ter where roam, This world to me Is sweeter than it's sweet
 est honeycomb, An never shall resign it till they holIer:
 Come on homer'- { Yonder on the other side O Jordan! IF. l.. Stanton, in Atlanta Constitution