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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-11-24
Yates & Cough,
Abell's Wharf.
EGGS, POULTRY and FARM PRoDUCETA.
ken In trade for goods.
Full Lane OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE
NEW STOCK. NEW SIRM and prices TO suit
the times.
~ Come to us for bargains.
Lumber.

will keep constantly on hand nc
Leonarotown wharf full supply Of
BOARDS. SCANTLING, WEATHER
BOARDING. FLOORING. PALINGs,
DRESSED BOARDS. SHINGLES, &c.
All orders for Lumber. Doors. sash.
Lathe. Lime and Hair promptly at
tended to.
~ Cash upon delivery at yard.
iuy'-u Jos. n. NRA L.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-11-24

Burroughs-Say, old man, can
you lend
Merchant-Look here, Burroughs,
your visits always remind me of an
inverted alphabet.
Burroughs-A what?
Merchant-An inverted alphabet.
Because o always come after a "
Catholic Standard.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-11-24
FIR SALE !!

QUICK buyers can get low a.
prices on M
j Team Mules, Oak Tanned Harness
used one year; Bay Mare, Buggy and
Harness used one year; Jersey Cow. l
Heller u Jersey Calf q Jersey Lot
OF Hogs and Shoats; l Reaper, Plow
Harrow, Cultivator and other Farming
Implements. Also small lot Household
Furniture, Incubator, Breeders &c. In.
quire of F. W. III. Peckham. Riverside
Farm, Medley's Neck.
JERRY COCKRELL.
Oct. 20, Oft.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-11-24
Loss Of Flesh

|LOSS III FlGSn
When you can't eat break.
fast, take SCOTS Emulsion.
When you can't eat bread
and butter, take SCOTS
Emulsion. When you have
been living on a milk diet and
want something a little more
nourishins. take SCOTS
Emulsion.
To get fat you must eat
tat. SCOTS Emulsion IS a
great fattener. a great
strength giver.
Those who have lost flesh
want to increase all BODY
tissues. not only fat. SCOTS
Emulsion increases them all
bone, flesh. blood and
nerve.
For invalids, for con.
valescents. for consumptives,
tor weak children. for all
who need flesh. SCOTS
Emulsion IS a rich and CON-
Portable food. and a natural
tonic.
SCOTS Emulsion for bone,
flesh, blood and nerve.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-11-24
Homes for Sule.

Farm on Sc. Jerome's Greek. containing j.
Oyster Grounds. known AZ 'Corsey's Point
and recently occupied by Jerry ID wrightson.
Also farm on Potomac River. in ard Election
acres. known a. ssWhite Poiut.w Excellent
Fishing and Clustering facilities Apply 10
VIM. MEvEnELL LOkER. Atty
Leonardtown, Md.
Oct. Q. OFT.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-11-24
The Pneumatic Water
Works Compan,
Washington and Potomac
Railroad Company.

TRAINS FROM WASHINGTON AND BAL.
TIMORE
Time Table:
In Eject Sept. !, 1904, go O. m.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-11-24
Notice.

the manufacture and sale Of BRICKS az Han.
over Mills, we desire 90 notify the public that
we win houceforth have on hand brick of all
grades. which We will sell nc lowest prices for
FRANCIS Y. GREENwELL.
WA. J. HKARN.
March b-tff
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-12

al Sc to 8arter bor Netten paa lin
SIDE? @Da6 Sen rltsiilf=iapaneiiife
@ontroperS ongaar ct ct laaoant
Spprgs1naal meget let at beipare; Sc
far begge sen blo6iglte ltret> i0et
set for begges Se0fomn1en0e giel0er
ON at fomme / 8eito0elie al ct Ser
ritorium, ipm Sc Dperfen fra Nat1t=
rens @aol1o eller al rationale @enipn
bor Spor al Set til. &rslan0 far
finn M0fo1nit til eitaiiatiif Serritori'
Tim / Strait al @rpbringslpit %
@ri0If6e6 efter 2ano; Sapan CT fra
&otl.rens Suan0 onpiit ct Self iom
9rige, Ser giper Set iao itore SCRIBE
le, at 6isle, 1taor Sc r,0nDttes poo ret.
te Moaoe> fan 9igre set til ct al Sc
beo1te % rigeite 2an0e / Geroen 1t6en
at Set bebpper at ipge noget Stptte'
punft / &etntng al 2an6eie paa 6altz
lon0et. @ele Sen &rig, Ser er /
Serb mes at intte Ger6en poa Sen
onoen G116e> CT. ct l1ollog al &pperpo-
litif, il1tct a11oet, ielp ont ser ptl BIZ
he oiort Torlpg pao at gipe Sen ct
finerc &apn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-12
8 mar / Ct. 9ouis

8 anmarf / Ct. 2ouis.
@pis Set lille Gunr1orf fun gien=
lte,nfore olle li1e Elo,1er for Ser
sensl1oltillingen / st. 2ruis / Cont
ll1er, er Ser ingen Gpipl ON, at Set
oil blipe u9r6 at reile berneb, ON life
for onOet, laa for at le Sen 0olljfe
ltoltilling. Oct bill blipe lurlig pea
&ll1itinOultrieus Smrouoc at 0ol1=
mart oil fonfltrrere elegol1te Mpb=
ler, Serrotottu, Norcelloin, Wul6=
lm~eOorteiOc .. oSl. - % mes Sen
8ecorO, Bet for poo Bette Smrou0e
babe ira al1Ore lloltillinger og /
8eroen5morfe0et, er Ser @rlt110 iii
at pel1te, at nj 9anife heller life
ct. Souls Dil foo 5fom al bort
T~Goraan6. Men loo bar 0al1n1arf
eslaa / ST. Irl1p, Ser / 6isie Gage ct
'antommet ber til Sol1Oet for at Be-
.gDnbe lit 9(rbeibe iom oet3 Gonnis=
1er peo l1oitillil,qel1, en- M~eprpiel1=
tant, Ser bat Toriton0 poo bpoo Set
er, Ser toger Jig IT'S, noor ma pil
pile bpo0 man O1er til / Ell &oppe=
itri0 al Sen Mrt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-12
st 0 0 ebelt % Yenge
qten.

Sen belfjen0te glo0forre1pon6er1t
8olter 8ellmol1, bris Gpne til at
finoe Sci mellem Sc slnifl1elier, Ser
sier Jig g%jGlGen0e ON politiif lie Scr
Alo melleln @oll Streets Tenqe<
isrlter er ltgrre ems bans Sl,fces
lom Eolarforl fer, fat / 6isie Gaye
freml lat Ben NaaItan0, at 6er Mo6=
lono> Ser in0til for gonif e nplig for
slort Jig g~jplSen0e mo6 500 euelts
Sjenbo1g / 2an6ets le0en0e fino1=
c'elle &reole, felt ct foripunoer,
1aoleoes at Ser life tia Sen &ont fan
senteS nogen alporlig Gomp mos
bans Denomination. 9ette er efter
Belln1ons Menilrg EN- Tdl9e oi ct
Bengemoaten bor bopt fine Gpio11cr
1t0e blonot gefolfningen % ilunoet en-
lao 1iopruAet &ooiepelt=S tem1in9, al
De tom til Set &eiuftot, at ser iu,et
tltl1Se glpre5 for at oflebe SEN. Get
er nGppe rineligt, at H1l1ea1o1aSu=
rerne / Wall Gtrcet elIfer Mo%ojeDelt
bejere MI ems ti0ligere; Sc neb fi1Iot
bel, at Gon life CT Oeres Sen, at ban
til e1,1oer Sis CT porot til at trpoe
ill., bp;5 &engefprlterne ifl1loe filo6e
paa at foretoge %loobonne Coerqreb
lem I. cts. Set / Sen 1tore Gl!litrejfe ;
11oor Sc %be5noatet bill opgipe aon,pen
moo BAN, CT Bette en- Salge al at Sc
i11gen bor at lutte Jig til, Ser fltn=
De benteS bil1ig til at goa 6eres
Wrinoer; Morf &on1to fat uelot
fig iom &oo1epeltS Mor1o, % ser BIZ
Der mere og mere Son0ipnligbe6 for,
at Brpon otter pil inotoge en- Stout
Itilling / SEN bamofrotife 8er6en.
9rDan er ON muligt en- en6nm ppr=
re 8rano / Bengemagtens Mple eu6
@ooiebelt, og Ser bliber iooleoe5 in>
let enoet for ems at bol6e Jig til SEN
ne. 1i6ite rpao @r11n6 al ingeu an
Sen ISABELLE.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-12

u etten til at orbej0e
General @orrilon 6. Otis, lt0gi=
Der al Sos Mngelcs SimeS", far
fprt oolfiilige Dooroe Sruil1inger
linc Gage, % Sc baor0el tie al SEM far
enobo life ltooet poa Slogr1orfen
l1oO Sponierne> meu / bans 8(ub for=
refining moo Toafprc11ingerle Qt11i=
onerne), ser neo @cpcotti1g nil0e
rl1ll1ere Aon1, for0i ban life pi(Se Ia
DC Jig oifere al Sem, 1ooo Gon moot=
te 9idre e'ler life gidre / lin egen
6orret1lng. SAN git lejrenbe uo al
&ompen, men u16er 6enne 0onne6e
ban Jig Ell folt Mening om Sc @et=
tlgbeoer, en- omerifonlf 8orger bar
11aor Ser ct SporgSmaol ON bans
MOfomlt til at orbei0e paa Sen Moo=
De, lom bon lDnes beolt ONT. 9enna
Nfening former 6on / fblgenoe It's
tolel|c: "6ogforcningerne u0gjgr
f!tn ct Min0retol al olle Mrbei6erne,
og Set loplpbige I(ertol oil olorig
bl1ffe unoer for set oltfor ofte loofg=
1c Mi1oretal. Tribe0 til at orbejoe
CT Ioo bellig lom Sen perionlige, po=
litiIfe og religidle Tribe6. Gn=
boer Sorger far loplig Set til ubin=
bret oa uforltprret at ,lofgre ct lob=
ligt Nrbejoe poo Ell Ioplig Moo6e;
og Fan fan forOre @elfpttelle BERTH
al bele Hegierings1no9terL ON fornp=
Bent gjdres. Snaen, beller life Sc
foGlige %l(nioner, for loplig Net til
al mo1lopoliiere Mrbej0e> 1bi 1ette
er 2oolds6e6. Metten til at ill1ttc
Jig til Sem er lige loa be(lig lcm Sen
fife al lutte til 0ent, og Set tilfom=
111er ingen &loSie al @eiolfningon at
fore fripa noge11 o116en @Iusje, bba6
Ben bor at gjgre / loo Senleen0e."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-12
Ectcr Gbriitcnicn, Ell 6onif Man0

Ecter Gbrtitcnicn, Ell bonif Man0
/ Council Bluffs, Sa., friite0e FORT
&c l1Qe SEN tunge 9fiebne at mite
lin bele Tumilie, @l1ltru pg 5 imoa
8prn, he0 ct lllpffestilfnl6e. Gbri=
"ltenlen ie(D bar fife biemme; fan op=
bolot Jig / Greice11t, So., hos en- 8ro=
Ser Mn0re>p Gbriitenlen, for at tref=
fe Sorbere0eli er til at begpn6e at
forme n91te Goroor. S set lille 4
Gnrelies @us / Council Bluffs Be-
fonot Jig Mrs. Gbriltenien ser loo /
iommen mes Sc to png1te 89rl Ell
3ru1g paa AZ Moone0 og en- poo
2H Mor> me0ens Sc 3 n(b1te 9prn,
Ell Drc1g pou s Mor og 10 Ni9cr poa
II % 5 Mor, loo / ct o10et gprelle.
DIM Nottcn ppfom SIS / @ulet, pg
pao fort Sis 1too Set / Slorl11er.
Mpberen 1dgte at frelle @prnere>
men Ilol1umernc brep ba1be bort;
bin blsD lclu frpgtc(ig fprhrpnot ng
opoc lel1crc al li}1e Soor. 9rrncnc
omfom / Tlon1merne; 2ige1e bar
ll1lD ltrnoig forfullepe % flrnbc fun
fjcl1bes poo Stprrelien. 8egrapel=
len fpregif nnOer ltor 9eltoge1le; 81
:Jene al Sc fem 8drn log0es / en- ltor
6piO &ilte> og Mo6eren / CT on0en.
gn Mnrrg6e &ronie oa 8lom1tcr al
lepe9nefro bar &i6nesbpr0 om Spms
potbi og Me6fplelie fer Sen ulpffeli=
&c Sober. @n Sn6icmlil,g til Sor=
Sci for Sen boar6t ramte Mono bor
gibet meget go6e &elultoter.
@eter Gbriltenlen er fe6t / Molborg
og 80 Mor gommel, bans &11ltru bar
at TIFF &erfom1t; @briitenien ct Me6-
lem al Donlf @ro6eriamfunb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-12

Sen banffe Mcmigbcbsfole og
Meisionsbus, lom SEN Lonife Menid=
beo Gaiton, Gal., far bpgget, bleb
i11obiet Sbn6ag SEN "a. Sonl1ar al
&reosforman0en, &oitor s.. g. 6
&onien fra Gan 6roncisco; 3 on6re
oonife Nrniter og en- enaelif &rpl1
6e(tog | Sn6bielien. Sen npe 8pg.
ming er flor og proftiff in0rettet
goot n6imret og bpa9eIig, og Ser
Itaor iom ct talen6e 8eris poo Me:
ntgbe6ens og 6ens @ennprs OfferpI.
ligbeo, % paa bba6 Gnigbe6 for.
maar at l,6rette.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-12
Salt / more eller NoIe
lln0.

II ~ y.
Gen ltcre lt(pffc, ser rul1te 8o(ti
more, Mo., / SegpuOelie:1 al oeuu(
ltAe, aiuer gonife nntltrfigt Ml1leb:
ming til CT Suu1n1el1ligniug mes
s(oleiru SrouoGn ior ct Eor l1gel
i;oe1. Sci SpprgSruoal fremitil;
Ter Jig upilfaorlilt> hpilfeu al Sc +,
@per Ser Ear melt Nofpmit til sen
@iulp, Scr pil blipe inol on1(et t beg
&c Siliul0e. Ger CT for % iuge,'
Spiol ont, at Sc 4 q 5 MilIioucr,
Ser elf tobt ueo Molcl11nbs 9rono.
bar ct lollNt loar0cre Stag ior 81
folflliugen ser, cuo Sc moolfe 125
Millicn2r, lon1 Baltimore bar tobt,
0eIS forbi 9(olelul1os 9efo(fning hc=
peolaJclig CT Smaofoorsfolf, oc(s
forot Nsiuro1cen ser efter Sigeuoc
bar ret 1%1betp0elig. Sortlct fra CIT
rent mi0lertioia Mrbej6Sl6Sbeo pil
Baltimore &otuitrof Ell nGppe rl1inere
ret mango felt og bol6ent, me0ens
mongel1 brop 6omilte / Moleiuno bill
lie en- Tremtio / Mrn1o0 in1p0e, bpis
SEN life bielpes paa 6ooe pe0 Stptte
u0ef ira. Gen SfanOinoo, SET fill
Les operi pr &nlget mellem at bielpe
enten Set enc cllcr Set orloet Gteo,
pil nGppe bore lurQe ON at trpffe
iii &olg. q propos Mnlelun0: 2o6
life Sc lofole Sn0lomlingcr ng Or
ron9cmellter til 6or0el for Sc @ran6=
libte gao 9ig al Mil10e. Noor Oh
Lei er Mrtiflen / settle Nlr1er ON
8ra110e1t, pil gu liffert foa set Sn6>
trpf> at fer ct ser Moriag i'll for Ell
Bongs Gfplo at fate 2igegp!bigbe=
Sen operboro og finoe frem Sen Dol
lar, fem Ser err ioo boorbt 8rl1g
for onra / Sen p6elugte @D / 8ro0er=
lun0et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-12

1904.
romporereoe al Sc %iopaneiiffe Gprpe-
ooboo0e, UNDER 6oriGget poo at naa
tno / 5loooeleiet maot1e Iettes pao
@ruro / iclpe Sn0lpbet til Bette, lua-
leoeS at BET er felt ipnrret al Sc
ltore Srag. 9ette ct ON mrligt
enonu bGrre ems Sobet al Sfibene>
loet De inoe / @obnen ligge>r0e Sfibe
oerpeo err i11oelparre0e, og Gilfprslen
til 9ap1en er ltgete0es itar6iet, bpil=
tet er al laa meget itgrre 8etponing,
iom Set ifal bore temmelig fnopt me0
Sui I Sort Nrtbur. MIt tD6er pao,
at oen iapanefiife Slaooe er 1aa at
iige e%nerooOen6e / Ye=Gbi=2i 8uqten>
bbor Nnsferne bar Station for So
peofloooen be0 Sort Mrtbnr.
Wteooelel1erne gaar u0 paa, at bele
Mfferen bore0e III Slime; Sssapane-
lerne moneprere6e 0eres Sfibe gonife
fortrtnlist> og 0eres 5fuoiiffcrbe0
bar forbopien0e. &11s 1erne 6erimr6
manpprereoe nliffert, og Diciplinen
bar min6re go6.
@fen Bette bar life SEN ene1te Gejr,
lom Sopane ierne pon0t / Eirs6oas.
Ge0 Sen fpreunife 8p Gbemulpo, Ser
or @ope0l tohens GeoulS Sopne6p,
loa ct &or rusiiife &rpoiere, ugor=
iog" cg ~&oriet5". Saponeicrne
uiOlte Bette % ierrbte en- Tloo0eltprfe
til Sta0et mnDer M6n,irol ltrif. Gem
,, lie gap Nus lerle 9fotits ON inocn cit
bis Sis at FORBADE 6otncn, bo bon el=
lerS oi(oe on9ribc Sem in0c / 0enne.
Nhus Ierne fnm 81 u0 al @ouncn, men
tut llrc11 for Munbingen oobue0e g(b.
ntirol llrif SIS poo Sem, % G ter cit
fort &al11p bar Sc lou mcOtonne, at Sc
mnottc trUffc liN us al @nmpcn; Set
%lucohcles Ienerc, at set che Ct. ll1nfet,
Set o1l0et iprrr3t / 2ltftcn. 9crei +
ter hclotte Soponle rne Gbenu1lpp, pg
berpeo far Sc iifret Jig &oOe0oogo11=
gen til Seoul 1om Sc eftcr Sc lioIte
Me00elelle r at 09mn1e ollere0e tiloels
far beiot mes Sropper. Yoo en- enc
tie Dag, Sen fpr1ta 1t6en &rigen oob=
ne6eS, bar Sapon. loaleSes gprt
Z al S ien6ens Sill e
II { q NJ p oDgtige % 1per=
ret bans 6Ioo6elee
bbilfet maa ligeS at bore EN- ret gr6
8egpn6elie.
g%n0bi0ere far Soponei erne nbfor
&oreos &plt taget tire rl1slilfe GrorS=
portifibe mes 1000 @olooter pn1=
boro, lan1t taget 8eito6elie al 0el1
meget pigtige @oon pe0 Molompbo,
Ser beberi fer &oreoltrG0et, Sfibspej=
en- mellem &oreo og Sopon; bbo0
bette bar at iige opcrfor Ml,sierne fan
fpritoaes 6eraf at Sen rl1sjiife Tloo=
Sc / 9ita1ien er Self / TO &obe66ipi=
lioner, en- / Sort Mrtbur, CIT onben /
Glo0ipultrf> % Sorbin6ellen mellem
Sem fon fun foregoo giermem &oreo=
ltr9het, lom Sopun oltloo mi er Ser
re Dber.
gt Sapmn 6eberifer Situotionen
pau Spen / 0en1e @ump CT ser nnp =
pc nogen 5pipl ONT; set nnlte
Spprgsmool bliper> ON Set bill Dope
lige ioa meget @el0 me0 Jig pao
2mOjorOen. 0e r1tsliife Srppper er
bel 0iciplinere0e, og set paoltooes> at
Sc for beiot bele @rnnielinien MEL
lem &orea % W%nncburiet; men &jer1=
bere mener,ot Soponei erne ct 110mnr=
fe0e Sol6ater> / ollie @cnleenber 9fus=
lerneS 2igem9nO.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-12
Mpptbcfcr 6enrD Masanti, Ge6t

Solls, So., Der bar beret ing len-
aere Sis, men MI er / Itobia ON eno
lonqlom 8eortng, bill efter 2GqerneS
,RooD toge Ophol6 / Sol Springs,
Dafota, en- Sis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-12

Sbem bar &ef?
Naar en- @rig brp0er Igs mellem
to @agter, ligeer set nnr for sen
noenfor itaaenoe at fp6rge: &bilfe /
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-12

Entered at the Post Office at ST. Pau
Mimi. as second class ~mail-mattcr.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-03-17
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS.

France exported s5.s32 .s4l worth =,
automobiles last year. while spepdina
only S2o6.OoO in imported ones.
Agricultural implements exnor,oa
from the United States last year
amounted to s2i 100000 in value
The Canadian plan of preferential tar
ms IN favor Of Great Britain and tbo
british colonies is now being adontad II
the british colonies of South Africa
The imports into Germany from co,
ION amounted to 100000 marks fsi
f6l,2oO, consisting Of corpra. erapbito
OF cake cinnamon. cocoa. coffee and fsa.
the return exports to Ceylon amonnte5
70 100000 marks (s247 .52O) made mn
OF assorted goods. ~
Inc average annual importations NJ
foreign corn into France for the 1as.
three years were 1900 600 busbsIs :,
which the Argentine Republic furnishes
an annual average Of 1850 600 bpsbeIs
houmania 100000. and the Unitas
States 100000 bushels. 'u
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-03-17
CLEANED ABROAD.

Several slight cracks having been no
tieed In the dome Of the Pantheon A
Rome the government has ordered Al
inquiry by experts.
Six hundred cases of tiles, reliefs and
other objects which once decorated tbe
palace Of Nebuchadnezzar have been
shipped to Germany from Babylon by
DR. Holloway.
Knoedler, Roux and other prominent
art dealers Of Paris say that the finau-
cial situation in England and the Unit
I'd States is having a baneful influence
on the art trade and is likely to have
for some time.
One OF the great stones of the bortico
OF Octayio In Rome fell recently in CON
sequence of storm. The report was for
! time current that the whole monument
was threatened. There is. however no
LANCER Of further damage.
Mild Indignation has been caused at
southport, England. because a statue of
queen Victoria was cast by firm of Ger
nan bronze founders. The statue has
OF yet been unpacked, and speculation
rife as to which part of IL will bear the
inscription Made In Germany.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-03-17
SCHOOL AND CHURCH.

The native agency in the missions ri
the American board has Increased Il
number during the last decade from SOC
to 1851.
The authorities Of the Iowa State
university have declared A boycott
against boarding houses which refuse ~
conform TO certain regulations promnl-
gated by the dean of the woman,s de-
partment
On his seventeen birthday DR.. Horace
Howard Furness, of Philadelphia 70.
eelYed from Prof. Haupt Of Johns Hon
kins eongratulatory message inseribed
on cracked clay tablet in the cuneiform
characters VI old Assyria
The Young Mems Christian assoc,o
ton, OF Brockton, Mass, has established
new feature at its meetings II -.
courages the exhibitions OF new inyer-
tons by the inventors, and at a recent
meeting number of interesting me
ehanieal novelties were shown and tbe
Innovation has proved to be welcome
one. 'eoine
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-03-17
SOME NEUROLOGY OF 1oo,.

Captains in charge of troops VIII,
captured Jeff Davis, four.
Lieutenants in charge. five The lac
one died the other day.
The last man who hanged John Brown
| two.
Last survivors of Waterloo, nine.
Last Balaclava men. three.
Last men who saw Napoleon. two
This does not include the men who bay,
written about him, none of whom has
died for several years.
Last women. who. as flower eirls
were kissed by Lafayette, thirteen,
Last men who shot Wilkes Booth six
The original Mckinley man has NOT
died so often during the year as for.
merly.
All of the original Roosevelt men arc
sim living.
There has been a noticeable fa1lin.
on in the men who knew Lincoln NJ
fore he was president.
The last man who voted for ADdrev
Jackson has died once this year-Ny
Sun. ~ l.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-03-17
ADVICE To SMOKERS.

lDr. Gaze. a weIl-lznown French ~.
can, lays down the following - ~ ~ y
smokers. and maintains that tb9sa ylb,. !. ~
serve them need have no fear thar tnhsS.
CO will do them any Earml ''O1 :
l. Only smoke mild cigars.
z. Only smoke good cigars.
g. Never smoke the last half of =
cigar nor the end Of a cigarette.
I. Il a cisar or cigarette goes ont do
not light again. ~
?. DO not Sit where there is a cloud nj
tobacco smoke. u
:. ~ not chew the end Of a cigar.
4 Use cigar holder or cigarette
holder and line ii with cotton for M
nicotine will cling to the latter ana VIII M
only penetrate in very small ouaptitie.
into the smokers system.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-03-17
FARM FOR SALE.

Inc farm known as the Harris Pike farm
IN Barnard, on the stage road from Rarn-
ara TO Bethel, n miles from Barnard. W here
there Is store, two hotels and posfoffica
also two churches and 81 miles from Ref rel
on =. v. Railroad. Said farm contains
ABOUT ~ acres, a large share OF which II
pasture and woodland, part of the wood
second-growth and growing very fast.
small sugar orchard Of NAPLES. handy tn
reach good house and ell. OF ten rooms
with woodshed attached, and barn an Ia
quite good repair; running water al the
mouse and could be at barn for small eT-
pense. Here is chance for a party with
small capital TO have a home and WORT
out with or without a team, and pIace
where work can nearly always be had nv
anyone that has push and wants III
work. The place could easily be made Ia
Keep COW and team. There Is wood
enough 10 spare to pay for the property. |
II dellvered in the market and have enough |
ieIt Tor nre 1t is on one of the best roads hi
windsor county; never drifts; the STAGE |
passes every week day in the year and mali
IAN De LETT at the door Here. also Is n |
nance Tor fine Poultry Plant for ALI
Alnds OF poultry and where they would do
ven a southerly exposure and where a
'nali hook OF hens has always done very
ven an excellent place for a duck ranch
ma nave them do well as there il plenty
u water the year around. Eggs could he
oiu al the door every week for cash and
lear good market for chickens and ducks
ne above property is for sale to settle an
state and will be sold low for cash. In ,
uire on the premises OF MRS. NJ. S. PTKF
7 T. n PIKE, Admir-, Woodstock, VT,
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-03-17
ALL SORTS.

One Of the modern congeniences is I
trunk rest on which to set your trunl
so that you can pack il without tn,
fatigue Of STOPPING to your task.
The bronze statue of Cecil Rhodes
which was recently completed at Full.
ham, England, for shipment to South
Africa, is one OF the largest ever cast in
England. 1t is II feet high and weighs
over five tons.
DR. z. Guglia calls attention In Wen
nese journal to the fact that the city OF
Danzig, in which Sehopenhauer was
born, has no monument of him. nor has
II even named a street after the great
philosopher. Vienna has a Schooner
hauer-strasse, but II is frequently chiefly
by market women, who wondered much
what the new name meant and finally
concluded that 1t was some new-fangled
for iieischhauer (butcher)
The ship canal from Lake Huron in
Georgian bay, almost due south to Lake |
ontario, near Toronto, upon which work /
las been In progress for several years.
viii shorten the lake route $50 miles
ne highest point is 600 feet higher than
AXE Ontario, and drop OF 66 feet in
our miles, at Peterboro, made necessary
ne building OF the largest locks OF the
Ind In the world. They are now com
leted.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-03-17
GOOD sPTRTr.

GOOD spirits don't all come from Ken
lucky. Their main source Il ne H..
and all the fine spirits ever made in The
hlue Grass state could not remedy a had
IiVer or the hundred-and-one IN effects n
produces You can't have good spirits
ana bad liver at the same time. Yonr
hVer must be in fine condition II Won
would feel buoyant, happy and hopeful.
ullgnt on eye, light OF step, vigorous and
successful In your pursuits You can ~,
your liver in fine condition nv ns ~
Green. 8 August Flower the greatest on ali
medicines for the liver and stomach and a
certain cure for dyspepsia or Indigestion
II has been favorite household remed,,
Tor over thirty-five years August Flower
VIII make your liver healthy and active
s.a o mus insure you liberal supply OF
gooa spirits. Trial size, 25c.; regular
bottles, Zoe. Drew & Leonard. Drueeisfs
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-03-17
MONETARY FACTS.

The total income of all America,
farmers last year was about s. 500 OO0
900. fe''so'oOo'
SIX million operatives in the United
States annually sign pay rolls asereea,
ing $4,000, 100000. 90
1t is estimated by the treasury de.
partment that the exports Of the unitod
States for the current year will reach
the great total Of $1,000 900 600
There are now S.S97 accounts with tho
Bank OF England on which dividends
accumulate automatically, and the
amount Of capital is e1,S0l $40. 4 wear
ago The figures were 1914 accounts and
el,732.627 capital.