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The border vidette., 1904-12-10
District Court.

The panels for the approaching term of the District Court, which convenes here on the 18th inst, have been drawn, and the names of the fortunate citizens are in the hands of Sheriff Turner. The names drawn by 3he jury commissioners, for service at this term, are as follows:
 TRIAL JURY
 Arthur A Wood, Geo R Sayre, Joseph Thompson, Edwin Egan, Ed ward Hainlain, B A Neighbors, F A Athearn, M Spires. Walter L Hill, John A Benedict. Lon G Stevens, John A Gibbons, Watt Gittins, w E Balcome, Frank Lanyon, William c Rhodes, S l. Parks, Geo A Lonsberry, W G Dumont, H Dodge, John I House, H R Renshaw, Fred B Sayre, E E Bethel, John Smith, w N Lester, Alfred c Lamb, Ernest B Best, Chas R Brown, Joseph K Teeter, James Peterson. Richard s Green, B F Pow ell, w A Parker, NJ J Doyle, Frank NJ Clarke, Julius s Andrews, Juan B Elias, Chas F Spraker, Andrew Bart lett, McCarty. Robert 0 Turner, Geo R Watt, John Maloney. Jesse Bland, H B Riggs. Geo Williams, Ed ward P Chase, Cbas Casteel.
 GRAND JURY
 Lewis Lulley. Oscar F Ashburn, W T Roath, I Burgoon, NJ NJ Trickey, Frank Powers, John FauIds, Henry G Glore, Joe B Scott, Frank N Cox, Colby N Thomas. Richard H Clarke, ST, A $ Henderson, Geo w Atkinson, Cranz, James Parker, Harvey s Walker, John McCarty. Geo R Me Corkle, H Bennett, Chris B Will son.
The border vidette., 1904-12-10
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund the Groves signature is on each box 25c. 1-24-03.
The border vidette., 1904-12-10

HOUSES TO RENT-Furnished or un furnished. Apply to P. B. Torres, Centinela de la Frontera saloon oppo- site line, or to TIE BORDER VIDErrE office. 1f
The border vidette., 1904-12-10
The Little Du tci1man.

The little Dutchman's Is the place For frst-class drinks for either race The snakes are out, it will not bite Nor swell your head if you get tight; So just step in when you are dry And get glass of Dutchman's rye. You'll wear Q smile forever then And 1 hope you'll kindly call again.
 TIE LITTLE DUTCHMAN
The border vidette., 1904-12-10
Noga1es,
Arizona

FOR SALE, CHEAP-Lot in Nogales, 335 feet fronting on Railway avenue, between Peck's stables and Pomeroy's blacksmith shop. Address THE BoR- DER VIDETTE office. tf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31


Since. II has been repealed; rates have jumped
3rigtlt Eup. ii many cases about double.s
sB So long r as we have heal conpctl tioni
I'm any business we may expect TO- come very
near getting what Ia RI ght. but let e corner
be@ formed in any Inc and up 60 pric
sE Even tho great Standard Oil Con,pan " has
been accused OF charging too much In some
sinstances The great III American SO Tobacco
Company s accused. Of fixing prices before the
farmer plants his tobacco, and now ~ ts SAID
they are getting In line to say what ne snail
pay for fertilizer. even believe natl
dry goods most honest c,a %
would 80 shade shig her. Why them yie%
of IL Of these facts should our legislator think
that they can put such implied t8l conf
Sin insurance men
s'h ii Is said that
trade, and be ad ded tr'stss are , the
b Our town q has sun cred greatly on account IS
The insurance trust, 8 and 8 doubt tess ssF other
towns have a,ftered likewise.
want that We Pc gin in TIM ~
correct this evil
ton lawyers, who, are afraid I'd any
ai 2l5 let us send men who nard the
interests Of our people against every FORM
hi IA Let II, bring IA bear all the ssurs
possib1e 10 q 81 ted the Law tn at w mad
4 b few yea rs ago. and In the n1enntme en-
coura "a II the formation s Of Ind
s,Yanca co ma MES that will be governed
by@t rules of the southea As
eia'iof'' Ii SEA ,s
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i,euin at STEAMBOAT where his mother is
e1ao hijrded gsgg w u 5i II h 4
TOYS MADE FOR
PRINCESS z0LANDA

tober a maker Of dolls furniture has
been busy executing an order from NJ.
1,cubet Tit articles order i were sub
return the other day from Mazenc, their
fullest approbation. They arc Tor the
use asqs'fss sss Mns ans
to receive an sanc cnt Roten dining room
II, ca ryed oak. old hard grained and ex-
anstsly sarvsa wi,l projecting man
a The ia bles. cha irs and ba huts are OF
THE same period (early fifteenth century,
! as tho room, and not less finely carved.
one ths BaptsS Ien is re anS
the btiffet-is filled with able linen. tank
ards and ewers I'm silver. and a few
knives and two. pronged forks. Which be.
Venice In TIC time Of Valentino visconti,
Duchess Of Orleans knights then cut
their food with daggers. and ifsthey dined.
In the company Q ~ ladies cut theirs also
to ohlige them and they used bread 70
ssRRe up mos SfaY and 'ake 0'.s : Heas =
Table napkins. In strong linen. resein-,
bling fine canvas. ave open work hens.
from the old Rouen at the cl,lny Muse
fnm Red roses thai would bear examn \,
II ton under the rnagnifying glass form the !,
principal decorat ton i3y /, the wa ". did
not from the Temple Garden. but from
Normandy The orient window Of the
toy dining room Is 4ln9colored glass and
Us a poem. ef 5{5 fjaEE
The Princess Yolanda, a bright, preco-;
fc.ous. complex little being who Ia SIS down
the law to her ather. WILL be pleased
with this present. T he Anjou Princess
after whom she Is ca lied married 9. Duke
sof Savoy IN the period the, Rouen dining
room represents. The gift for the Pr!n-.
cess, Ma faida--a thorough Savoy Car!g-i
nan. to Judge from he photo Just sent
to N. and Nine. Loubet by the French
Am bassadors to the Quirlnal-is q asant
woma +, OF Yvefo t lii the costume Of the
district. She rides to market on a care.
Sfully&made horse onl9w heels and sits be-
hind panniers filled with all sorts OF toys.
Nine. Loubet, In her fear lest the baby
Princess might swa low some apples on
a branch. had them taken out and beg q
3ged nj. a Loubet to warn the governess not
ia let her nut them In her mouth. Sase58l
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VIRGINIA TROOPS D {
OFF FOR MANASSAS.
All Soldier Lads Who lake
Part iii Mat1oeuvres Leave
THIS Week.

Virginia troops which take part III the
.manoeuvres at M enassas leave this week
IA special train next Saturday Will llsoii-
3veyf the boys from Danyillc. sLy chburg
Farmvllle. Charlottesville and Stanton,
md another Will bring those from Alex
andria, F'rederlc!ssburg and Culpcper. Be-
sides all these from this State. the South
ern3 will convey the majority OF the com
;mands from the Carollnas, Georgia, Ala
bama Mississippi. l,ot III sian y, and ~ xas
and some OF those from Florida. AS all
these troops have to be hauled about the
same time, the NOV etnert vii be a heavy
draft on the rolling stock of the road.
sss Companies y, g. y r and II, Of this
city, will leave here next Ssa turday morn
ing II, a Bpec!ai Z ira IN over the Richmond.
fredericksburg and Potomac, Railway,
going to Washington and thence to
Manassaa. About an hour later another
special train will convey the Richmond
Howitzers battery to the scene Of mimic
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IIIlVflI)
kl|

~ 8ncttorsIo tne !uess ,PU,t ~ &
schools OF the ount ~ Is the
education and the hig hest g any
the active PARTED of the . tralneo
hand This Is true in pre- pairing 9sluu n
for all stations as well as for Jay
Ing the found ions OF ia strong 5cara We.
5 The young learn In no other way Z 90 60
readily. @ 80 compre henBiyey 55 ana ltoyIl 10
thoroughly as ~ emp loying their IN nas y
In designing and their hands In con . 4
structlng, The precepts tha ~ arc dall!yi
tfpracticed become habits. s5
Manual training Is not mere sl exercise rs
in tie use OF tools and n,etcrlals + rs
chief purpose As not to- make artisans q
its pupil. IA Its va ue lesS Sin developing
tho mind and strengthenlng the char 5 cte
through bringing into play phystc gpoWle ~
which constructive work a lone II can b de !
lyelop, no do. Is 10 learn. not only, but !. Vt
It Is ACCEPTED as an axi ON among the
hest educators that this !. Is enc effectual
nea rs RI OF learning wha T Ia essental ! toi
the highest wei fare Of and W g ! a
Of calll,Igs. rs Constructive work with tn y
hand is chiefly ennpbl1ng " hen II y,
40 so co-ordlnate with tho studyI5of books
that originate OF thoug Is mulat,ev'
and self-reliance. perseY era nee, ingen WY,
as dasly y ess sons. n d he trained hand
q I'd eve are ncomltants OF the cul urea
mind N the Polyteonnis g. s y m inns
to equlp Its pupils vi tn he knoWieag 9
and the fac u Will enable the ~ =, ~
meet the actual demands OF -, ~
the study OF II terature and ma thena !ics.,
( history and the sclences, art and music
ut adds courses In wood Workl y 8, loI ~
pattern inG. Fnec nlcal dra win ma u.
chine shop practice, wood ga t'y1 lg,l c!a
jmodallng, ldraf ting cool Is, sew ~ "a H7
ora tory work In electricity. mining ensiyI
snaarinE, civil and mechanical e '' n
y II familiarity with these hand e
sends into the world artlsans nS {, WA ~
he educated artisans, slitted 70 comma NY
the hept positions II ~ ADDS ~ y we
ranks Of he professions pr q hhsi sss.
these b "a ngs will have y sal ned IA young
speople whose 20 wer to succeed and " Eose'
prera ration to solve all the pressl ng pr on.
lens az life cannot hut be n,ore. effcetual
than any education without the ad,l et
Of manual training could give .3 &
Il Such lis the chara Ct ter OF the work Wftle
the modern polytechnic NJ inst tslte sSs en-,
ldeayors to do. and il may luy reasona ne
claim To having rea allied some 81 the 3lde y,
thus outlined Il The demand for ihs SER
vIces OF era uates In many avenues 9
business and many yoca tiaas .neealnE the
\ hiEhast N type az eiflcieDcy has always
been more active han f0pla lsl pc
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.csteopathic treatment. am getting welt
,7he Treatment is AS severe as could.
he we'll imagined, but 1t Is sucacssttil.
One hip Has been cured and the dool, !
tells me Tic wilt have the Other oil riEf I
Iii the course OF g. few days"
g Col. Itvingston Is indignant MT tho claim
made In the Republican cariipuigtl book
that that party IL responsible FOR .iic es-
Establishment OF the free rural delis cry sys.
abatement from, the record 70 show that
the Democrats established the system
and that Postinastcr-G General Ats.,ama-
lker refused 10 use the appropriation msac
hy Congress for the purpose oil expert.
frrettation II, order to prove tile pract.-
scnbility OF delivering the mail to tile
giesldcrts of country districts.
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Preacher Gives Names.
Horse Sense Sc: ".

Editor OF The Times Dspat oh SO .sS
sues of your paper regarding N orse sense,e'
with requests for your readers to give you
Ss...
Come nnd Ter the personal obseryato send
you the following regarding the 9mostS sensible
III IN = gentleman living near here gave
ing one Of the best Judge. of horses tho
e
the y: year betoreS he had purchased . pair q
widow In Greenville county and that only q
few days before he had received a u letter
tbe
Sthen:Sii IN fact, she hadn't had this particular
purchase her a genter pail VII en- Z, ne next
So il was arranged that the Greenyille iady's
horses were to BIO gotten for this ecklenbIrE
proved to BE- a exceptionally re-
a. as q The and
be 1 raj relat ed tx to prove that re was endowed
with reasoning faculties But 81 his Erea test
Peea!ar
living there Just one year aud seems,
Veil We'll treated in fact. petted q pleasure
on re- hJe aoan
more than 4 fifty "a miles away. s8s Numbers Y Of
times he got loose at. home. ana several.
and every time. 1t mattered not where, or
when he found himself free, he would at once e
flee by the most direct route tor h's GU
Whilst he never succeeded In getting back.
several times he gotas tar as brnsWitEik
owner owner Kept him for twelve years when. Re
} }Rn direction 81 dreenyille county The neigh
i sss.. h %s.
coIored owner il-used him, and soon let him
sal dead poor but hls longns e. return Y, =, !, e
An er tbs 4 piow season was over tn. eolored
owner put q large, heavy yoke on him and !,
turned Y, eWnsd him
first after tho GreenytlleS lad, Z There was g
HSys ga s tss ps oad
stand i al this gate day q tter day. Some
times a careless mill hoy would icy him Hss5
s9apft e s Mnse gate au m nils frher thu
direction Ir Of his old qrcenyille home. always
Stssa siGPPs
won s
owner had gone down after the; horse The
H ola Planet Gna has gone Tor drsenvlis
bosh leigh. 5o,Hea " the
down Il he road there stood tho old horse
With his head u over the n oW gate .aloolsing
Rstfully down the road I'M 4, ts dssstion
h hS recollectlon seems unreasonable. but
ali the 'old lnha bitants around her. remember!
turn 10 his old home The state Senator
from this district, the rostma q J. o. 8, TINS
vvisors OF this county, and the county |, SUR
\ yeyor viii all bear ne out IN the trnthfpl-
ness they are sons genie yas e
and they wersealls LIVING an the farm during
the time Of. the ownership ~ :s
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FIRST STEP IN IN
SENSATIONAL CASE
Colonel Strong ppointed + A Adj
l,lii1istrator8 for Mrs. j. Il.
Vic ker.
tBy Assocta ted Press..)

81 CHICAGO. August 30. lionel Joseph
II, Strong. public administra tor Of Cook
county. was Ia ppointed administ tor Of
the estate of Mrs. j. II Nc Wicker widow
of the veteran theatr ical man, by the
Probate Court This hi act lon on Ga the
wonna n Is the opening move In what
proves IL be d sensati onal ! legal struggle:
Tile pa pers 81 admin STRAIT Ion were is7
sued son application of Horace Nc Wicker,
the step.son 81 the deceased .ja The value
of THE estate Is said not to exceed s2s5,oto.
AS Dr. IL C.. II. E. glerg is In pos seq
sion OF the remains d Of Mrs. Nc Yicker
and will bring them TO Chicago, + there. may
he q scene when the body reaches here,
since the relatives intend to take charge
of the body and @,cond uctI the funeral.
]. fever, s,' as one Of Il I hem said Is ~ It
becomes necessary to- call in the polio to
enable us to do so. s
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Editor Of The Times tell =, N ~
3be A candidate Tor oi,,ce. about his III rst de-
lclaration rs his opposltlon 70 trusts Of every
form. That sort OF talk pl.Asss the peopls,
that ,rorn,s are made TO get I'm on and not
Ia stand ,n;i' j do not thlnk y many MAJ e
IL Al few ga rs ago our g!sfaturt enacted ~
LAW tina prevent ed the combining of Insurance
companies on rates in Virginia v as3..
4 That was a. fine law, and SOON after Its pan-
ssxa there was q 81 & consider BILE decli ne In
rates, AZ there was then IA heal Thy comPstitlon
between the a Inherent insure nee con,penie !.
/ suppose nur lawrnakers thought they had
nome SORT sof reason for rspealtnS that good
law, though eannot 1maEiNs what..a y VA .,
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\ Sui tan
Of TURKEY |: 4 /. DEAD /: |.
NJ rad xp,iires ftcr a
y. 81 Long I ll;nrless lis b
Career.

n (By associated Press. g ne ss$ #
Il CONsTANTINOPLE, August 3d. For
3ner4 Sultan Murad X AZ; 5 died vest erday Of
diabetes from which he had long suf-
sfercd. @ .gS 81 Al 4 n N
#&I It was reported last May from Vienna
that Murad ". the thirty-second SOW
ierelgn8 % the House OF Osman Il, was dying.
and at the same time 1t was reported
from the same source that his adherents
all over 7. \ Turkey. known as tile young
TURKS, We're & secretly arming and only
awaited the signal to rise In insurrec-
ton. !S AZ n. d n 81 6 4, 81 "A
Aiurad v. was born In 1910 and ascend
ed the throne after the murder of the
Sultan Abdul Aziz. May, 1876. In July
of that yenr Murad was placed under
the regency Of his brother the present
Sultan, Abdul IIaplid i /, and In August
I3lstf he was Diet hroned. Rs ri
Outwardly this act was performed le.
Sgally by the council OF ministers on the
ground tina = he " as insa ne, e The facts
In the case. however, Will probably never
DO known, but II has been claimed rhat
IAiurad wal a good deal I'm ore san than
his brother. And one OF the great test
sterrors to Abdul HI mid 81 sex lstence was
the fear hat this Turkish man with
the iron fask,ss.sl as he has been termed.
might escape from his place OF con fines
anlent In the Chera gan r alace. and some
six years Il age he was removed to the
Malta Kiosk, In 4 The gro unds sof the Yil-
dig Palace occupied by Abdul IIa mid,
which Is surround ed by loft va ls, s
KS In spite gof the secrecy OF Aiurad's re-
nova he Was seen as he passed by sew
eral foreigners, who decl AIRED thai I. though
she had aged and was haggard In APP
spearance, the forner Saul tan had not lost
his ma estic bearlng q, Il and ~ tina he i pre-
served the appear nee Of q man I'm the full
possession Of his slnenta fa cul ties. s3s
ne con finanlent OF m urad has beenfo
the crueliest 4 cha ra cter, Only his iallerrs
were Flowed to see him, and every pre-
caution was ia ken to prevent any intel
3llgence OF what IN as golng on YIN he put y
side world from 5rea chlng lin e
\ N AlthouEh Murad is announced to have
i died from diabetes, It ha a general ly been
und srst ood, according TO the paia re-
ports; that he wal SD fferins from tubsr-
culost N N II ai az
The body o. former sultan t,rad wal
|aburtea to-day tRs ths Xentdla mi p'aHsa
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.,,iIt As surprislng to note he dit1ersnce
that exists between tthe various bra nds.o
ssnta az one q the blgmlls In NJ inne-
a aTolis. MINI. II all depends on how the
Iaour il Gn,illed and on he kind of.Wheas
from Which il rs mad 9. Flour ade from n
hard spring wheat will give froms 1. :,
! Ia a maj made from the so tter winter
wheat nj e contains larger percentage s 9
~ lite IA a sorbs more wa The
mills are exceeding careful ABOUT y .ne
i H,..u departm ent lis one Of the
tant branches ", Z, /, z it : 4
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INQUIRY /
BEGUN AGAIN.
Investigation Into III the tbs States States
boro Affair as Resumed s
ms = estcrday.
JUDGE lJI[) DAILY T.EsTllFF:lllEs:;
Sheriff Tells How He Tried to
Elude Mob and Save
Prisoners.

INV Assocla lated Press. J

II sAvAnh.A,H. ss q, A.. August ,So.--Tne
r.nverr,or,s military court OF inquiry To-
the conduct 70 the nl! IVA ~
connection with the States bolo iyncs.3
it:g, resumed Its session 70 "a ~ Wy
courthouse at Statesboro. 4,
Judge A.. r. DAILY, who pre- sided !. a. :, .ne
rial. conviction and sentencing OF REED
ana 4 Cato. the negroes burned. as the
5f,rst witness. j Judge DAILY said thnt Wht =
1.aptalnE Hitch arrived he placed HIM IN
entire control, giving him plenary poWea
Ma considered the mil tary force OIL nanus
~ ali times adequate. He instructed tire
sheriff to arrest the leaders OF the MOP
on 4 Tuesday, III " hen sentence I. was & pro-}
r.ounced. He endcavored5 to auaress tne
III sinstalments. He told Ca ptain Hitch
On Monday that a plan was on loot 70
take the guns from the SOLDIER but On
11esd 4 VI morning he told him he thought
The danger wa s. over. .s n ssI9S S3
Sheriff's Statement. "a
shertff j. II u Kendrick the second VII Y!
ness. 4 denied that lie pointed out the
prisoners He said r. lie was r attempting
ia take them from q the prisoners room 1
to the solicitors Office 4 " SS .:eS
,sl..yYhen the mob started U p Y the stair
way, FL said Sheriff Kendr lex. ~ hurried
til the prisoners room and tried to- get
stneN$ OOLs anu " nut
room Is I expected to get them TIL oughi
the & scuttle-hole. 7 stated to- Sergeant y:
Futon that Captain II Itch had been
soverpowered, and told him to stand
aside and Il let me u have the \ prisoners 81
Eefore / could do any thing q & 81 the
mob grabbed me- One IN an said ! had
Eteen shooting on my lip TOO much! and and
|Sthat he would shoot my q head
on could offer no reststa q &c; IN fact,
Lido not want to commit suicl de.
HI The witness did not knoW how he door
was opened H He did not know any ma n;
IN the moi. He said he \ acted sinGs con-
cert with Captain H itch.5 i HI 4 heard the
prisoners would be lynched aftersS The
trial. but aid not conmunica te the ID.
formation to Captain III CHI a 81 he dis:
I$credtted the report MAJ
Preacher Gives Names. s;5
AZ the afternoon session u puty NJ oo-3
l5ney: testified that he did not know man
In the mob. He had y resld ed In States
lEboro for years. He got out of " he way
when the mob entered the court DOM be-,
cause he was a raid & they would shoot.
deputy Sheriff Albert kendrick said he
KNEW no one In the mob.
Rev lily Langston, pastor Of sgt the;
methodist Church, testified 4 that es re-
Igcognized several men u In the mob and
\ gave herr names n to n the court Il Three
sofs the n ames he gave a efof we'll known
\ business smen5-W e. ~ Moore, I.S George
i and z . Denma rk # f
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THE BRIDE DOTH ENTER,

open the temple gates unto my love; 5ss5lss
OpenS them wide that she m ay5 enter ~
And all the posts ad orn as both beh0ove.
And all the pillars deck with ga r.
For, to receive this saint with honor due
That cometh In to- you e
with trembling steps and humble rev.
she cometh In before the Almighty's
ieW 5st !. S
OF her,y We virgins. learn obed ienoe.
whenso 70 come into these holy places
TO humble your proud IA ces. s.. .t I'LL
Bring her TO the hg = nat nay sne II
The sacred cerem ones there partake
The which do endless ma rimonyt ma Ike; Nj
And let the roaring organs loudly play sSl4ss
The praises Of he. Lord In lively notes
The WhIles with hollow threats 9ss
Tho choristers the Joyous g them g \;
echo ring, 81 Il Il III ss;
Behold, while she bef ore the altar stands
81 Hearing the holy priest that 81 her her
And h hEsti her viii. Ills I've happy
HOW me red roses flush up .'ns no nor 4
81 cheeks, M }f ssss
And the pure snow, VII guodl 8ysrsnells
! stain,etiS 4! Vi q s 35s
Like crimso . yed IN cram 81
That sven the ANGELS Whic h son tlnlia!s
About the sacred altar do rama,
Forget their service and ahout her q Vs.
OFT peepng IN her face tim ts : ems ans Il
more fair ia Is
n The more they on 1t Al 70.
But her sad eyes still fastened an WE b
M i5 ground, 9sls e. e Z. sS
y Are governed With goodly Inpdssty
That suffers not 8 one look Ssta Elaness y
Yhich may LET lii a little thought nm, ms
SSi,s sound. 4 gils S
way bush Is. love, give tome your y.
s5 @ hand " j. s.s a i
v The pledge o. all our hand n
sing, "a sweet angels, al leiia sing VIZ
ma all the woods may answer ana yPus
From the Marriage Hymn
Twenty thousand eieph ants must Y d!s
annually to supply the worlds de'naacs
for ivory. IS Il III sss54 sgg ssfS SS3 III
Two men iars on a ls, ale stc,snsy NJ
from, l.owescrott, Eng.. to ~ - n
e la-taa heat .# 81! s5s s3S
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!. MARRIAGES,

PRIcE-Io LpsWoRT II m 9 risd. sy& q q
. 81. August. Il, q 1904 by Rev. y. SN steele,
IA Nh. "a SEPI "A. PR ICE! and Miss Nan
ME B. I'll oLDsW RITZ 4, both o. Den
y drop,s Surrey SeoNn Va, n n
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Aa5 Few + eiign F acts

Sss American raj nbowa trout have been ac-;
Sclimated July S in II the II Lake of
constance. h and Is furt her. exp eriments AreS
to- be ma de w til Item 81 seWher re Ssi In
Switzerland.
" he Australian government has organ:
lied an ditton8St o explore the region
between sLakeftEyre$ and the boundary OF
Queensland "a This and Is sal ito be one
$of3 the worse deserts In the wo I'D. ssS
III The stwenty-f fth nniversay OF the In
PRODUCTION OF @ele trtc II ira ong nto Ger
ina y-Swill SOON be elebrated In y Berl lin
On tober l.S1 9033. here We're no fewer
than 800 kilom etersa used for
electric afic. and s. T12s el mo tor
cars. With s, 190 ord ary ear a. "a ched3
TO them. IN use sst Ger1na
An insuran ice d oct LeIpz L. has y
$inS the human b God vessel y arterl osk leTS
4rosey 5brough gabou I by tlie Glse Of alco-
fllol, tobacco Eand OF her exec sses, ncllds.g
ing soverwork, cause % per cen. OF al
deaf this: whereas The muc h-d read ed tu berse
Sculos lis esponsible for on y8s per cent
in that city. nj
Ss The pro- ected electric allway bet weeng
Benin and Ham burg w u!dM COST OOO, 90
marks, singh track and 150 900 900 arks.Ss
double track. The dis lance Is to be 8coysS
cred IN anshour5 and ID fty-f I've mi
5igsestima ted that $50, 600 pm gers az
could be- counted on, an q. sin gle trace
Sroa would w ex per seS 8tf ere we're
only $40 900 \ for a. oubl acks 86J. Q0O
would KbeFreQuir ed!