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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-11-26
LIMBS DIFFER IN STRENGTH.
Show That Very Few
Are on an Equality.

As result of some very interesting
experiments maze by scientists and
psychologists, with a view to leterm-
Inc the relative strength OF right and
lift limbs, it has been ascertained that
over 80 per fent. of the men examined
had the right arm stronger than the
left; 1914 per cent. had the two arms
of equal length and strength and 1927
per cent. had the left arm stronger
than the right. In order to arrive at
the average length of limbs fifty skel.
etOns were measured-twenty-f OF
each sex. OF these twenty-three had
the right arm and the left leg longer,
six the left arm and right leg. while
in seventeen cases all the members
were more or less equal in length.
Driving Men to Work.
The Saffron Walden Board of Guard
ians in England has adopted a novel
idea Of getting rid of the ablc-boded
men from the workhouse One day
in each week all the able-bOdied men
are sent out to seek work in the par
ish to which they belong. They are
each provided with days food and a
printed slip of paper for the employ
ers in the respective parishes to sign
if they cannot give them work. BY
this system many of the men have
found work. II unsuccessful they
can return to the workhouse when
their paper Is full of signatures.
Compliments American Women.
Sarah Grand says that American
yoman are. for the most part. more
borough, more intelligent better in.
ormed, larger minded, and more
lgreeable to meet than their British
listers. The average Englishwoman
dull, idle. sluggish, and incompe.
ant; the average American is busy,
right, energetic and capable.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-11-26
Chinese Burial Customs.

When a rich and important china.
man dies, his funeral Is conducted
with much pomp and splendor. His
friends and relations. instead Of send.
ing wreaths send innumerabIe ban.
ners. These are made of white silk.
with inscriptions beautifully worked
in black velvet, and express the send.
ers' good wishes to the deceased him.
self or to the members of his family
Tor many generations. On the day
Of the funeral these banners are car.
ricd by hired men. who are all dress
ed alike for the occasion. After the
funeral. which lasts several hours at
the cemetery, is over. the banners are
all brought back. and eventually
grace the rooms Of the late China
mans house.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-11-26
Origin OF the Stamp.

The idea of a prepaid envelope
originated in France, early in the
reign of Louis XIV. with M. de Val.
flyer. who. in 1853. established, under
royal consent. a private penny post.
placing boxes at the corners OF the
streets for the reception of letters
wrapped in envelopes bought at Offices
established for that purpose NJ. de
Valfyer also had printed certain forms
OF "billets' or notes. applicable to the
ordinary business among habitants of
great towns, with blanks which were
to be filed out with such special mat.
ter as might be desired.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-11-26
Obliging Police.

Washington police are the most
obliging in the country. Recently a
woman Went in to the Sixth precinct
station house and complained to
Sergt. Goss: My husband has not
been home to his dinner and every
thing is getting cold. wish you
would make him come home Where.
upon detachment OF coppers went
ont sleuthing for the recalCitrant hus.
band, found him playing poker in a
room over tailor shop and sent him
home double quick to his dinner.
Then they arrested the host and he
was fined $50 next morning.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-11-26
Report made to the Secretary Of state
OF the State Of Itah. OF The condition u
The Cache Valley Banking Co.

located ut Logan, in the county Of
Cache, state of Utah. at the close of
business on the 10th day Of Nov 1904.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-11-26
English Parliamentary oebaters.

Old members of the House of Com.
mons are usually of opinion that the
debates, compared with twenty OF
thirty years ago, are now more bust
nesslike and less oratorical than they
were. Some welcome the change, and,
rejoicing in the greater efficiency of
the House as a governing assembly,
praise the conversational style of
speaking now so much in vogue as
less stilted than the old. Others, re.
GREETING the loss in the picturesque
distressed that the House should be
less attractive as a show, condemn
the new manner as more sllpshod
There is agreement that the average
member takes less trouble with the
form and phrasing of his speeches.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-10
Sebbaftcr Gag i'm GpnsrcR.

% Darlington, .. g., 8. Mdrs.
Der Senat paIiirte in feinsr beutis
9enSibuns bic IrmeesU eripiniaunas>
BID. SIM 2aufe Der Debate protes
Itirte Bacon (0a.) aegen bic Mnnubme
Der bonn aaiier Wilbslm geIdsntten
Static 5riebrihs bes 9roBen, peil,
lpie er bsbauptete, Der erobe preuBens
fDnia feine Spmpatbie fir bic ameriz
tuniihen Snititutionen beste. Ste
ipdrt Nep.) pertbeibiete ben alten
Jrib gessn gaeun's 4nfeinbunaen
r,nb erfldrte bic Mnaaben bes Ct
majors bon Georgia fir total irris.
Der Senat pdiIirte beute aud bic
pbilippinensS difffabrtsbin.
SIN Observation-Disclosures ee(anste
Der Dor Spei Sagen psrDffentlidte Be
ridt bes 9iilfs @eneralppftmeiiters
9riifofp CUR Sprade. tpelder 10 piele
GongreBmitslieber nit ben poftftanz
balen in 8srbinouns brinst unb ie
unliebidmem @erbadt ausiebt. 0iele
Der in Dem Document eripG6ntenMitz
alieber, 10 b 9. 9rosbsnor (O.) unb
9ia (Gonn.) protefirten in Der arDBz
ten GntriiItuns eesen ben 8eridt,
unb 9in sins ipsar fopeit. bab er
btnielben ats oas probuAt zines Cid
i,trs unb Spibbuben beseiGnete. MIe
Nebner. namentitdp aber bic Demofraz
ten, BON benen muir .ipeniae in bic
-@rdft"s Gefddfte beripidelt linb,
auBerten iid gu Gunften elmer Inter
fufnns. tnb ntande forb,rten aus
ski6. baB aud bas 8erbalten 6es
9iffs : Observation-Disclosures gritpp
mitnnxrfudt iperbe.
Die Tttattt hduerte bis S ll6r
Ra1mittass, nnb es tpurbe befdloiz
fen, Re Bis nioreeu 4 ubr Nodmittaas
aas3nStbuen. DStrtn6 Der 8erban6s
lunssu lief bic asuenbirts Glottens
Mripiaisunss6il BON Genat Elm uno
wuroe eiKtm' GnnIersRssg omite iiesrs
i~pieItn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-10

anariiies 9eeianctcr lit. Ger GORE.
lnonoent micocrtolt Die GrfIGrnng,
bob Die &,lien b%eabiidytioen, Yort
Irttilr iid iclbit sn iiberlaiieu.
Der JelbSug in Gorca.
Horis. 8. MGrs. ,ScmpS"
beroiientliht cine Sepcidbc ieincs
aictersblraer .Herreiponbentcn, In
fpcld,er cs heiBt; ,.Nas 2anaen ia.
paniider Gruppcu bel @Glian. So.
req, oailcrt tort. Die mciItcn 9ri,p.
pen morfhireH mad, Einapong. GS
iuiro erinartet, Dab sic Sapnncr CUR
Sifeniiue ii6erocDen mcrhea, joboI0
lie lire Eruppen toi,autrirt ,hutcn.
Gie rHiNld)e Ioftif mirS ~pcrIdufid
thrift oi:f Die Geieniipc eeidrdnft
tteihcn. Se6elS hcr NruRcur mo
anacrc Wiisic eisitci i;na-,uerecn tic
sum transport bon 8prrithcu. fiir
hs 3sappsn bcnItf iper6en."
. banahai .. WAR;. - Gle
MoSi!iiirifng Der joroniidcn Srrn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-10
Seine Gbanern fir Nmcrifanerinucn
in EDrea. W. SO

@aibingtpn, DC, 8. IGri.
Die faIid,e Mnaabe, 6nb Ser Sal.
lee bon Gorea cinesfmerifancrin, Na.
mems @milp 8roiun, gebeiratbet ia.
be, lit 10 mcit oerbreitet lporben llnO
lot ioldbes Mufiehcn erreet, oaB iid
ocr a~mcrifaniide @eian6tc aGru in
Senrr pernula6t iiebt, bic!ethe AT De-.
mentircn itlS ST. ~erffGrer, ba6 III 60.
req feline anerifaniidc @ouperuon.
len. @eieffdniteriHuen, Waifiuen.
ialrcibcrirtcu II. I. n. perlonat tuer.
6cu. $r. SaeIt lit fcstbtn brrtHric.
fe bon @arifcn. inesde II. Uliif IN
@orca i,,d9et modten, tormf:d iiscr.
tdiift tpotben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-10

Srlanb, ftarb pdbreHb Der peraanaez
men Na9t plDbli9l in. bieiiasr Stabt
an 9%er5trantbeit. IS hieB suer5t, er
Jet beraubt ltnb erniptbet nprben.
Hetn Jriebensbru9 i'm
8altan er ma T tie t. ~.
parts, 8. Mdrar 1@rqf. bon
Woltsnftein : Srofberg, Der 1itreihi>
ide 8otf6after, Der fosbsn bon elmer
Heife mad Wien auriidsetebrt 1T.
madte in Der amerifanii6en BOT.
t4aft 8efu6. unbu pdArenbq Der Inter
reoung nit 5rn. Rortsr, fam auA bic
Spra1e.
Wabrenb ieinss 9uFent6altes in
Wien bate Der 8raf ,gekasabeit, bic
Mniidtsn Der maB9ebsnben Rreiie baz
rltber in Grfabrung su brinqen. uno
er te9rte nit Der islten lleberssuauna
anf ieinen poften auriid, bab IS 3I
Dem BON btelen Soften borausssiasten
5rteoensbrude in .,tsn 3 altanlGn6ern
otetss 5ribiabr nidt tpmmen perbe,
unb pas iet Defenders Der erniten Salz
tung gu banfen, pel6e bie@rpbmdhte
ben beri6iebenen reooluticndren @le=
menten ge9eniiber eingenpmmen baben.
Oes 8otfdafters MnIi6t iiber bic
bsrbefIerten 8erbGltniife errest in BIZ
plomatiffwn areifen um 70 eroBeres
SntersHe, als man giaubt, baB bic
MISUNDERSTANDING beg 5riebens auf
Der Saftanbalbiuiel MpBlanb bic
Gorge INN @erpidelunsen in iener
@egenb nebmen iperbe.
n Ib9ebro9ene 8esiebun=
.H' 80 gen.
8elgrab, Serbien, 8. Mdrs. -
Oas ferbiib : maceboniIde gomite
bat beidloHen, ale 9~eaiebumgen nit
ben Gomite'n in Maeebpnien unb
8ulsarisn binfihtlid Der repolutios
naren 8epssuns in Macebonten ab.
5ubrehen.
ungarn's 3rifis.
Wten, 9. Mdr3. -- Wie aus 8lt.
bapeft semelbet tuirb. berrf1t infolae
bes 8efdluffes bes premiers Stephan
Sts5d, bic 9efadftsorbnung i'm ilns
sariffen Mbssorbnetenbaufe gu an.
bern, INN Der Obftruftton has 6anb,
inert lesen gu tDnnsn, unter ben OPP
poiitionsz parteisn bic sefd6rlidite
@dbruns. @elbf bic 2iberalen iinb
in bieisr Grase nint gar5 einig.
Die Gage lit besbalb ,hodft ernIt,
nno bic MuflOiune .bss. unsarifder,
Reidstags eridetnt unperimeiolid,
tpas an ii9 fdon elm febr bebentlifer
S4ritt ndre. 'H 7." t
Serbif6er tgrtsoMi litter
ais 0efroNb perur.
tbeiIt.
9elgrab, Serbien, 8. MGrs.-
Or. Sctroniienitidt meId)er Gbef bes
8abinets bes 'peritorbenen aomias
Mlcrdnoer mar, murbe beute Der Ser.
lmtreining BON 600 ais Dem
Nermo9en zines natiirlidcn Sobncs
heS Erin5en MifoIalis Sbreitopitidl
ld)nloig b%cflinocn nitb SIT stpeiiGbri.
ger Soft p%eriirtbeilt. ~.
&ur5e aabetbepe9en
Sie ferbtfde Regieruns bat Bee
i4lofen. Elm @eneralfonIulat in ben
Der. Staaten au'' etablirsn, rtpabr<
fdeinlid in Der Stabt Netpsgert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-10

5ta liiult iuen regeluiGbiacn ger.
l0iit ifsr pid lnuaianler.-als crluar.
tct wl;roe. Ginntnl ani Gnrea 1cfnn.
oct ipfro Die iapalliidc Streitnlod,t
III pler Hri!tee.l 1ctheiIt lucr0cil. Oip
pom ldponiirhcf Benerolitab fir Die
Gonsentririlia ser. 5rllppcn ullsae,
inablten Elllrftc iino nod ,lid,t be.
turltt gelporoen.
Gnfiu, 8. WtGrj. = 9ic gr6citeli
an Scr proieftirtcn Giicn6nln bon
Scoul nndl @iiit iinh bon Der jopn.
llt'd'et Meglernng IN Nnoriff &c,
i!ollnlien rporoeH. Materialien bon
Der Seoul : 6ltInn = Clinic liHo Dis.
poitibcl iiil0 man crlportet, 0a6 in
tirfd led)S Wonateli cine tempor1r.
Stnle ferttg geitellt ipcrocn miro,
%elite ipltroe eilt japoriider Can't
pferotcllit sluiidlen Gorea itno fSor.
nlo'd crOffuet. Ser Sertebr nrtf bcs
Shangbai-. foipie Der Seattle.9 Dam.
p'crl!1ie miro binner &itr5cnl ipic.
Der oi,faclelnmcn iaeroeu.
Softp. 8. Mt1rs.- Die ruiiiid)cn
Srllppcn. ipeld)e ols in ser 9tGbe hcS
Sltmcltlltllcs, at Ser norblid)cll
@rcll5e bon Gorea, befinolid genlel.
oct ipltroelL riideil na6 Den nelleItell
Nnd)ridlten bon Der Gront in lilo.
liter Ridtutg Dor. Sbre Streiien
tdben apojo. 60 Weileu 1loroli6 bon
Wcnlall, erreid)t. Die rnllHfen Sc.
BORDEN gaben ole @1ulcr in eiucr
entferntpa bon nlebreren Mieilen in
Der yt1be oer manoidurilden Gilcll.
hobn bon 2iappnna rdnnlen loiien
ltno lperoen tic oils aoiernen fir ibrc
Srippen benlbell, beren Nnfunis
ilabc beporiteht.
Sr. Sellat, Der ruIiilde @eianotc
III Befit1 bat Der dineliiden Megie.
riillg Die Groifnnlrg eenladt, oab,
ipel1l, tie oen Gerluiiitungen ieitcnS
Der berittcueu Id,tbcr lpeld,e in ber
Wanoidurei Observation-Disclosures
5erlblleloen ino Giienbabn =. Mote.
rial 5erlt0rerL fein Gnoe bereitet
Gbina's. Neutralit1iS ~. Grfl1nmq
o~ufgeDoben luerben miro.
Der GSar an 8Dnig 6 b.
ipdrb.
2onbon 8, Mars.. Die bic
Zines" bon ibrem Wiener GORE
iponpenten erfdbrt, bebauptet bic
vNeue 5reie preNs," Graf 9endenz
.oorff,' Der ruiIii6e 9oti6after a1n
0ofe bon st, Sames,, babe bon Ieiner
Reiie nad petersburg Elm Sanbi6reiz
Zen bes G5aren an SDnis Gbparb
nitgebra6t, lpprin Die 5rage stipaiz
ger 8ermitteluHg unb Mrbitration
5tpiiten Mubldnb unb Sapan beriibrt
iDerbe.
81 omirut Start ais g ii NJ
benbod. +
Petersburg, 9. Mdr3. - Die
Satin bes @bmirals Start, bes fritz
beren Commandments Der ruIii1den
5lotte in BORT slrtbur, lit bon bort
mad bier suriidgete6rt. Sic lit iebr
entriiitet unb beitreitet bic Melouna,
oaB Der @omiral unb feline Offiaiere
ilh our 3eit bes eriten Ha1tsM nsriffs
Der Sapaner auf bas ruI1i{de &C.
lhpaeer an 2dnb befunben unb einem
8aa b~eisepobnt bdtten. 5rdu Start
erfldrt, bab ibr Wann, nad)bem er
oas Commando bes @eI6paoers
iibsrnommen bate, bes Na6ts nidt
mebr an 2anb blieb. Mm M6enb bes
@nsriffs. am 8. Gsbruar. tparen ale
Offiaiere uno MannIdaften INN 5
u9r Hahmittdss an 8orb unb nm 8
ubr Ibenbs belt Der 4bmiral oil
Borb oes Glassidiffes einsn 8rieasz
rath ab. anltatt einen Bali gu Gbren
beg @eburtstases ieiner Satin at
erOffnen.
-r.,a N| -TF
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-10
Ncner Nugriff.
SPORT Wrtbur abermalS be-
brpbt.

SeHer 6lanfcnmarif Der jnpaniidycm
SanStrnppcn. Sh!ad)tlGiff
rHetui5an" angcbfidl gcbubcn IT..
iuieocr4 fautpffahia. ~ HadridD-
ten iitrr Gin Secfrcffcn nabc
Slaoiuuituf itiinbfidl criuarfct.-
Neiierrs iibcr Die Srnppcnbeuc-
auHgen in Gurca. = Ger Gsar
ioa Gin &ermittclnnasscinh an
&Snia Gbiuarb scrid)tct babcm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-10

sV|"o~
tbmms SiSembnrg. - ltntcrsama
eineS fram56fiidlen 9ampfers II.
aroher 2c~bemsperlnt au Der
aiitc Godjia.ebinan's. f'.'
paris, o. WtGrs. Die 4ufs
m%erffamteit bes 4uspGrtiaen Mmts
1T auf bic NdGridt gelsntt poroen,
bab 4oolpbe 8reSet, ansebli1 Elm
friiherer @upttdn tn Der franaDii5den
4rnee, cine nab Gumari, Nprbbraii=
lien, beitimmte Slibuftisrerpebition
orsaniiirt. Die 8eamten beg Mini=
fteriums legen Der Mffairc feline erobe
9eoeutuns 6ei. Sic erftdren, Is fei
iiberboupt tetre ipirtlihe Slibuiierz
expedition beabIi9tist, 1onbern es
banble fid nlr Inn bic 4usfiibruna
zines etipas ercentrifden pripatunterz
nebmens.
8reSet f6rieb fiiralid einen Brief,
in Deldem er erftdrte, bic 8epDlterunq
bon gumari babe i'm. sum 6errfder
ibres @ebietes erpdblt. Ser biefise
braItlianii9e geianbte 1drieb baraufs
bin benz @uspdrtisen Mmt, bah bas
fra9lide 8ebiet Ser Mepllblit 8rafiz
lien 9ebDrs. 9as 4uspdrtise STINT
iteate Nadforih unsen an unb aez
langte su benz SatuKe. bab 8re5et
ieinenpldn f4tperli@ ausfiibren pirb,
neil ct nidt I'M SEanbs tit, bas Moth
ipenbise gelo alfsubrinsen. SoGte
ct es bennod tbun, 10 1T bic fran30z
Hide 8eborbe trpbbem i~iberasugt, baB
eS Su teinen .inttrnatiouasn Beripide=
lun9en barber fommen ipirb.
2ombet's Befu4 in Rom.
paris, 9. Mdra. = Die Blaine
fir bic Reile bes Yrdiibsntsn 2oubet
mad Rom finh In sismli@ noIenbet.
Oas Yrpsramm umfd)liebt eine@alaz
Opernporiteaung am 25. Npril unb
einen Gmpfang i'm aapitpl am 26.
4pril. Der prdiibent ipirb ben &o=
mig am 81. Mpril purh elm Diner in
Der fran3oiif6en 8otfdaft betpirtbsn.
Sn Neapsl nirb YrdIibent 2oubet
cine Sluttenrep,e abbalten. Oas Yrpz
sramm eripdbnt Nibts bon eirsm Be-
fu6 i'm 8atitan, unb man iteint
hiefe Mbitdt fallen sela6en gu ba6en.
Sas OlDenburger % a ds
fptgereht.
Petersburg. 9. MGrs. - Gin
pom II. Irguit 1903 batirtes Oefret
tpurbe beute per0ifentlidt, burd pelz
DIES Der Gsar fir fid unb ale Wit=
glieber ieines 9aufes auf bic Nad>
folss bes @roBberspst6ums Oltenz
burg 0eraidt leiitet unb bas Hddz
folseredt auf ben !Sersoe Jrieorid
5erbinanb, ben aesentpartisen Ser
treter Der bersosliden Ginie Sdles>l
mig : 9plitein : SonSerburs @liidsz
burg. ober irsenS einen anberen Had,z
tomrnsn oes in 1866 aeitorbenen Ser
aoss 5riebrid bon S1lespiaz6olfteiu
iibertrast. !9er3oa Srisbri9 Gerbi=
ndnb aeesptirte bas Nadfolseredt am
5. Otto6er 1903.
hfffbruG unb gro6er
2ebensoertuf.
2%oReon, 8. Mdrs. Giner
Speaialbepefde. aus poris sufolge 1T
Der frans0Ffde Da,npfer ~Gamboo9e"
(2355 2ciner). tuelder am II. Sc
bruar bon RaRaaa aa1 Gedins
e9ina unb eurppGifAtn A6ftn o6sin&
in eixm. Sturme an ber GiRe bon
@odyin< gbino pn.srsseaueen. Mnn
fiirHtet, pob m;absi!!sssE 1009enMfHcn
bnrh ben GsnHfbrca9 am's 3eben
faHien. isli
, Sn gcAssrstRo1fsM
2enboh,sn. ,atsGdss. ,EswaMis
6. GbirfsB. e~ftikr Gin gai1crxnsss
mitslieb fir Sas Grunip Wcnasban.
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+s "A~----1 ee'... o.,
Nn uniere2eitrunD
@ei6dft5freunDe.

0el6dftsfreunDe.
Mad a%nitrcnasaScr grbeit iimo
ipir cnSlidI III Die angenclmc Gage
rcrlett, uaicrcu 2cicrn nub Ser &c.
fdnftsiuelt bic geipik wiafommcne
MIttbeilnna III MAIDEN, baf mir an,
SnnntaG cine iGuitrirtc HnSgu6c bc5
rSentidJcn GUrreiponSentcu" pcrar1.
hcrten Surmats anf nnicrer eiaenen,
'oebca fcrtig Acitclltcn ErcHe pcrGi.
-c 7 .,Naa
fentliden iucroeu.
Ter mad)itc rSunntaas. Gorrciyon.
ncut" pirS 16 Seiten itarf ~eridjeiacn
rnS cinc d. Soften lanac &c.
ldreibnng beS srofen Brand : tn.
aliif5 bringen. Sicie Icldrci6una
ia'rS gcgcn 30 Scr beiten Stnitratius
ncn cntbuftcii, iucfd1r bun &inilern
e:ltcn Manages bergcitelit ,uarSen. -
llatcr ben SilOcru iuerSen and) Slu-
ltrationcn brs oGeatidjrn Gorreippn.
Sruts"@ebanSes mad Dem YranSr
;c;, ., ~n'a .r,1 r1,
'-L4,..4
Sine %eidrci6nng bcs @ranocs
nit S%anitrutiuucn i'm ySentidjcm
Gprreipcnocntcn". mutk mi WnniM
Der uielen Tbpnncutcn gebradDt ,ucr=
ben, nnb anfrr Der rcgcfmaeiacu
Tnflnge iine bis Jest idun 5000 Gr,
ltra'N nmiucrn britcit mprSen. @er
ailu az SrcnnSc in hcr altcn Scimatb
cine amsge5cidDnctc geidreibnus bcs
Tcacrs nit Silaitratiomcn ienbrn
,pil, iplte nidJt perfcGlcn, feline @c.
itcanmscn fir "6rtra.&nmmcrn bcnir
.,Ir ----r CO" "
oSer morsen 81 maiden. m
Scsglcidcn lulitcu @eidaftslente
fie @clescnbeit wabrnc6mcn, iidl
omrd Mn3eiscn bci ibren @unbcn in
irrnnolidc 'Grinncrnng 81 brinsen,
Hn5cigcn mcrben bis ipateItens Sam.
Tag Mittag angcnummcn.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-10
Srt5et's Yldue.
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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-02-01
Paper Doilies For Serving.

No more will the hostess sigh over
seeing her most cherished lace and en-
broidery ruined by fruit and chocolate
stains. She may now indulge in all
the dainty accessories Of the table
without Qualm as to their being stain
ed. says the Chicago Chronicle. The
reason for this is that everything In
the shape Of doilies, casserole frills
and sherbet cups is now made Of paper.
They are as dainty as possible and are
made to initiate the beautiful Tene-
rife work. Mexican drawn work and
all lace patterns in the most wonderful
manner. Despite their fragile appear
ance they are proof against liquids and
do not get soggy. Salad and ice cream
cases come in a variety Of pleasing
forms, and 1t is possible 70 carry out
a color scheme with but trifing ex-
pense.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-02-01

Another red4~ulus food tad has
been branded by the most compe,
tent authorities. They have dis
PEELED the silly notion that one
kind of food Is needed for brain,
another for muscle, and still an
other for bones. A correct diet
will not only nourish a particula,
part of the body, but will sustain
every other part. Yet. however
good your food may be, Its nutri.
ment Is destroyed by indigestion or
dyspepsia. You must prepare for
their appearance or prevent their
comming by taking regular doses OF
Green's August Flower, tine favor.
lite medicine OF the healthy millions
A few doses aids digestion, stimu'
lates the liver to healthy action
puri6es the blood and makes you
feel buoyant and vigorous. You
can get DR.. Green's reliable RENE
dies at D. A. Hendershot's.
Get Green's Special Almanac.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-02-01
FOR THE HOUSEWIFE
HOW to Apply Enamel.

Nearly all articles OF furniture may
be renewed and beautiied by the ap-
plication Of enamel 1t dries quickly.
If applied in the morning the article
will be dry by night. 1t gives a fine
gloss and is sanitary and easily cleaned.
When enameling a room new wood
should first be painted with inside
white or white lead reduced with tur-
pentine, which somewhat lessons the
cost. When this is hard and dry apply
one coat of enamel. A second coat ap-
piled after the first has become hard
and dry will produce fine finish.
Woodwork previously painted should
first be washed with soap and water,
using a little soda, borax or ammonia
to soften the water. Then apply one or
two coats Of enamel.
A calcimined wall should be washed
or scraped off. An OLD, wall that is SIM
ply soiled in spots should be well
cleansed and the spots washed with
soda and water to remove grease. Then
apply with a thin coat Of size made by
dissolying little good glue in boiling
water. 1t is best to apply the size while
It is warm. Do not leave spots unsized,
as If you do the paint will not dry
evenly. Then apply one or two coats of
white inside paint. When this is dry ap-
ply the enamel. On small articles previ-
Gus painting will not be necessary.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-02-01
Farming In the South.

The Passenger Department OF
The Illinois Central Railroad Com
pany Is issuing monthly circulars
concerning fruit growing, vegetable
gardening, Stock raising, dairyins
etc, In the States of Kentucke
West Tennessee, Mississippi, ano
Louisiana. Every Farmer, OF
Homeseeker, who will forward his
uame address, to the undersigned,
will be mailed free Circulars Nos,
I, 2, 3, 4. and S, and others as they
are published from month to month.
E. A. RICHTER,
Travelling Passenger Agent. Park
building, Pittsburg. Pa.-112
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-02-01
UGrant's Luck

did not go out to see the surrender
Of General Lee | remember well the
event Of General Grants return after
the surrender. l think there were not
more than three persons present when
the general came in and took seat at
a table to write He looked up with
some expression Of animation and re-
marked:
More of Grants luck"'
This was an alluSion to the newspa-
per critics who had been in the habit of
calling his success luck.
This little comment on the surrender
of Lee was the only word OF eXultation
| ever heard from the victorious sol
der.
1t was very slight expression of tri-
umph to follow such stupendous
achievement. brit wholly characteristic
National Magazine.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-02-01
Have You Indigestion

fyou have indigestion, Kodol
by, persia Cure will cure you. Il
has cured thousands. 1t Is curing
people every day-every hour.
YOU owe /, to YOU self TO give II 2
trial. YOU will continue 10 81 feI
until YOU DO try 1t. There Is nc
other com biuation Of d'qestants
that digest and rebuild at the same
time. Kodol does both. KodoI
cures, strengthens ard rehuilds
Sold b.
Opera House Drug Store
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