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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-26
Die Sedmif 6es Gtslanfes.

Wenn man unIere liebe Susenb nit
fritiiGem 4uge auf benz Giie Bel Musz
iibung bes f9Dnen unb 10 selunpen
S6litti9ubfportes bepba9tet, 10 pirb
man nit 8ebarern fonftatiren miifen,
baB Mnmutb unb @raSie Der 8eipez
aunqen nur Bel ben Wentsiten su fin
ben finb. baB bic Meiiten fosar einen
unidOnen anblid gepdbren. uni4Os
ne, gu melt na9 BORN seneiste 5al=
tung, fu6ielnbe Irme, unslei4mdbis
ges @usfdreiten, beftise, ftOBurtise
8sipeaungen iisbt man a~Qentbalben,
onftatt bes eleganten, rubieen 9lei=
tens unb S9psbens iiber bic fpiegelns
be gisfld9e. 9erabe benin @islauf
lGbt fi9 10 unerbli6 piel @rdsie ent>
falten unb fam Der &Drper our @nz
mutb Der 8epegu1gen geii6t tperben,
mebr, piel me9r, als Bel jebem onberen
Sport. Sesbalb iplten bic Miitter
iunser SD6ter unb SD6ne ieiner 4us<
iibung mebr 8ea4tuns idenfen, als
es meiit 9ef9iebt, unb bic @nfunssz
ariinbe mOsliat iel6f iiberpa&en.
Oenn i'm rn5tpedmdbigen unb unri4z
ti9en 2ernerl unb lleben bes @nfGn<
gers tpurSeln al bic ertpdbnten iiblen
Mnsepobn6eiten, unb Tie tpurssln tief,
10 tief, bab lie pit gar ni9t fpieber abs
5ulegen fino. Na9ftebenb einise @infe
fir ben MnfGnser, beatp. fir bic bic
Infanssitubien zines Nellings iibers
padenbe perIon. Dor alien Sinsen
gilt es bic iebsn @nfdnser beberrfdens
Be Surdt por benz 6infanen gu benebz
men, ba iie ibn Gnsitli9 unb unii4er
ma6t. Man fte1e ibm Dor, baB elm
ssaa auf Dem @iie abiolut ni4ts Sc
fabrliaes, ionbern elm ~umbebinst NIT
in ben &aitf au nsbmenbes Mibgei9td
lit. Sobann lebre man ben Mnfdnser
bas rubise Steben auf ben S4litt,
f9uben unb auf benz Gtfe, mDsli9t
o6ne Stiiben. b04fens nit elmer
Sanb einen let6ten 9aIt s~etpd6renh.
Oie SGisnsn Der 69littfduK mIfen
cine senam fentre4te @teuuns Bum
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-26

1olI SeIene Hefittfe.


Sn Der 8interna6t. als Der S9neeiturm
brault,
9a bat er ben @eg berIoren.
Wlan rietb linn ab, bod er ia9te: SD
9eb'I"
Wean rietb linn tpobl nb, Dem S6oreni
Gin @aonib lit es auf 2eben unb Sobl
0u m II b I bonn We9e berirrenl
GO tpirb Der raltIos trei6enbe Sdnee
Mugen uno St1ne bertpirrenl"
.Sie Iutter ftirbt mirl SIR tpibt es
fpobIl
@ie frfis ib nab eturm unb aesen?
Sou obne ben lesten Ibl6ieos9rub
Cid nidt IN bic @r0e Ie9enl"
- Or na6m BEN Gteden InS tpanberte
fort,
NiGts belt i'm felt iener <nbe,
Sic linn elm 8pte na6 f6ipierigem Gang
@ebradt in Der @benbItunbe.
- Sic binter linn blieben IN ieinem
Sdus,
6aben i'm ni6t mebr geieben,
CT bat iib CUR Wiutter ni6t burdge>
Sur6 gisiturm unb St'neeestpeben.
CT fanb iein Grab in benz @oore BEL
Nadt
1tnb bat nidt me6r beimgefunben,
$50 feline Wutter nidt iterben 9efonnt
Sur6 ale Die ban9en Stunbenl
GO irrte ibr f6on erIoi6enber Slid
gllr INNER pieber our S6iire:
Sb niht t6r &uf BEN gelie6teiten Colin
Gum @bi6ieb nod gu ibr fibre. -
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-26

ytur ala emil gum S9luHe &affee
unb cine Mense SUDDEN ipenbirte,
tpurben bic 9rGfinnen munterer, unb
lie ~tpunSerten ii9 i'm Stiaen, bab man
IN hohsn &reiien bod 10 ausselaiien
fein tonne.
Mit WonnRasfiihlen berlieRen biz
beiben Samen ben Mdsfenbau, unb
9epiB fpieltsn bic rboben &reife" bes
Na9ts in ibren Srdumer cine feline
Hone.
Qm anberen Morsen madte emil
pfli4tidulbist @usuften feline @ufz
tpartung. I'm ii9 na9 ibrem 8efinben
gu ertunbigsn. Man unterbielt fi9
natiirli9 bon nbobsn &reiien" i'm 4Gs
gemeinen unb bon Der 9rdfin 9obenz
ftein i'm 8sipnberen.
n@ber fas' mir ems, lieber Chill"
fragte Iuguite, vi9 iab bsim &affee,
tpie ii6 Die @rGfin cine partie SUDDEN
hsimli9 sinftedte. SIT bas in huben
&rsiien Sitte2"
rgs tommt bistpetlen bor," ertpis
berte S6umli9 ettpas eestpunsen.
sd babe es mir aud slei4 gum
Iorbtlo senommen unb mid ebenfaas
etpas SUDDEN mitsenommen."
.Mair heibt e."
rOu Dirit mid f6Dn beIebren! Die
GrGfin 9pbenitein faete au9: MIDI"
Damn bat iie fi9 peripro9en. @her
thu mir ben 9efaGen, 4uguits, unb
iiB' niAt INNER, beibe gabOsen auf
ben Slid ssitiibt."
nSie 9rGfin 9ubenftein ma9t IS
aendll TO-"
&ur5 unb gut, S9umli9 mubte bic
unlisbIdne @rfahrune MAIDEN, bab
feline 8raut bel Infringement ansenomz
men bate, bic ibrer Meinuns mad CUR
8ilbua9 9ebOrtsn, neil bic u9rdfin
6oben ftein" Tie an ii9 bate. Sd faBte
er fi9 f4lisbli9 elm 9er5 unb offenz
barte benz iuneen MGb6en. bub bic
ansebliAe @rdfin 9obenitein nur feline
3immsrtpirtbin eetpeien tpGre.
rSarauf fan i9 ni9t berein," err
tpiOerte &usuits perG9tli4; rbdltit Su
mid BENIN fir 10 bumm, bab i9 ni9t
cine e9ts @rGfin bpn elmer fali9en gu
untsri9sihsn tpsiB? Su biit nur mfg
giinitig unb piait ni9t, bab i9 pieper
nit Der @rGfin suIammentomme, ba=
nit lie mid ni9t in bic boben &reiie
einfiibrt, fir bic Su pieIsi9t nidt gut
senug bift."
Der Weinreiienbe f6tpisg unb fam.
Sbn in feiner Sunsseielenpobnung gu
heiu9en, bate Iuguite ipieberbolt abz
sslebnt. 3, fie tpuBte pphl, mas ii4
in fsinsn &rsiien f9idte. IIs er aber
auf feline nd9fte Sour sing, f4rieb er
i6r bon elmer entferntersn Stdbt aus
unb bat iie, gu feiner 3immertpirtbin
gu ssbsn unb lie I'm Nadienbung zines
3ofes gu eriuden, ben er babeim ber<
aeFen bate. ginige Sage ipGter ers
belt er ben @od unb baau folgenoes
S9reibsn ieiner 8raut:
,2ieber gmil! Senfe Dir bas
Slid: ais ih gu 9einer Wirtbin geben
tpolts, traf i9 auf Der 9reppe tpen
bsnfit Ou pobl = feline 9%eringere, als
bic 9rGfin 5obenitein. Sie bate IN
benz 9aule als neutrality-suspicious.
cine arme Samilie beiu3t. Sd log
Dor. i9 bate meine S6neioerin IN
benz 6ouie tpobnen, unb ba fumen mir
Therein, sufammen einen Spa5iersang
su MAIDEN. @9, es mar berrli4. Sd
bab pieber 10 biels neie 8ilbung bon
ibr eslernt. Wenn Su na3 9aufe
fommit, er5Gble i9 Dir alles ausfibrz
li9. Define Muguite."
DIS S9umli9 suriidfebrte, fiinbigte
er iofort feline Wpbnung, INN cine fer
mere 8~esegnung Der beiben n@rdfin>
men" gu berbinbern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-26
: Sin Bef6.thener.

Sin BefG:thener. n9a,
tpie sefGnt e. Sgnsn in Shrer r.erer
Gteuuns?" uOants, es ml1t iih, i1
babe anes rei9li9, piel Nrbeit, pief
@erser unb iebr biel gu penis Gsbalt.A
Der M ateria1if. Suase
Witttpe Unit ibrem Better i'm Reitaus
rant): SD bin bod eigentIi4 Elm UNI
sludielises @ef9Opf, lisber Mar. In
aussefest qudlt mid elm 70 srdblides
@efibl bon innertr 2eere." Better:
.&elner! Speifefdrte!"
= Befrafte prabIeret.
Mlte &pfette: vWie, sic molten fi9
photographer lafen? Das finbe id
ntdt fein. Sd lafe mid INNER mas
len. @don nit breiunbspan5is Sab
rem bat mid Elm aiinfler p%OrtrGtirt."
Dame: mDas CLAUDE i4 f4on. Da<
mails tpirb es ebeu nod teine pbotps
srapben seseben hoben!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-26

@ddbt. Der 70idbrige Ilfreb
@olap in 2'Orient puroe bdlb perz
to6lt, aber nod lebsnb nsben benS4ers
BEN Ieiner Campo am 8oben liegeno
aufaefunben. Der unsliidli9e Mlte
f6eint am Slid bon einem S4ldg
ober elmer pIDBli6en S9pd9e ibers
fallen tporben gu fem unb i'm umlin
fen bic 2umps nit ii9 seriFen gu baz
ben. Nu9 24itunbigen Geioen sab er
ben 9eift auf.
@elterrei6. 2lngarn.
Wien. Sn einem 9otel i'm neunten
9esirf bat ii6 Der aus prag bier ELM
setrpffene 4Oidbrige &aufmann 2eos
polb 8onbD bur9 einen ssgen Die
rehte S9ldfe absegebenen RepOlper>
f9uB get0btet. - Ser Bel Der Sirmd
9er5manstp bebienitete apmmis So
fef aornfelb lit plObli9 beipubtlus aus
iammsngeitiir5t unb itarb balb baz
rauf. = Der ~61iGbrise 9ausbeiiBer
@usuft 20fermaier bat iia bur4 Ell
men aepplpsri9uB sstOOtst. 0as MOs
tip Der Shat lit cine lunspierise
&rdnfbeit. = Ser %79iGbrise 5u6rs
f~psrfsbeiiber Sofef @alantin, Der i'm
Srei6aus auf Der Wieoen tpobnt, ppas
te benin Nai6marfte bic Strabe iibers
feben. Die Oei9Iel bes einIpdnnigen
Embellishments beg Sleifdbauers
Soief plpil itieb i'm nieber. Ser alts
Munn erlitt ein.n 9ru9 Der S9Gz
belbaiis; er tpurOe in feline Wobnung
ge6rd9t unb lit bort balb barduf GEE
itorben. = Der 3~6idbrise Pferoebdnoz
fer Sr. pe9er bat fi3 eri9ofen.
S9on Dorber bat CT einen Selbtmoro
beriu9t, fi9 iebo9 nit einem Mefer
nur cine leiate Sti9punbe on Der linz
fen 9ruitieite beigebra9t. = Der brett
idbrige &e~anersiObn 5r. Berger fisl
aus einem Seniter Der i'm eriten Stodz
tperte bes Sauies Simmering geleges
men elterli6en Wo6nung auf Die Straz
Be unb erlitt sinen 8ru9 bes S4Goel>
srunbes.
8ubupef. Der @r6itstt unb
profeHor an Der polpte6nif, 8iftor
G5igler. tit na9 langem 2eiben gs>
ftorben.
Gger. Ser 9affier Der @orf6ubz
tafs in S9ilOberg. Sobunn POtornp,
tpel6er na9 unteri9laguns o 3d.
900 &ronen flii9tig sepprben lit,
tpurbe bier berbaftst.
SriebIanb. 2ebtens tparen
es 40 Sabre, buB Jran5 Weib in Die
Sienite Der hieiieen Sla9sipinnersi
trat, Der er ieitber ununterbro6en,
pnb atpar i'm eriten O~e5ennium ais
Gpinnersilsitsr unb bic iibrigen 80
Sabre ais Oireftor ange60rte.
&anib. Ser bieiige isit ldngerer
Belt permtbte 3~2jd6ri9e S9u6ma9er
Sob. Sora purbe i'm bena96drten
@ebGube unter 8ui9pert tpot dufgez
funben.
Saas. Sn Der unteren @oritabt
tra9 in einem 9auie Elm S9dbenfeuer
aug, bds bic bena9barte &nopffabrif
Der 5irmd Menbl &c 60. total eins
di9erte,
Suxemtbnr9.
2uremburg. Die 3a9l Der
2uremburger QuspdnOerer mad Gmes
rita betrdgt fir Die brei eriten Mpnate
bisIes Sa6res 160. Sas Sesling
fteGte iibsr Stpei Orittel Der @ustpanz
berer; bic Mebr5dbl berielben iino
iunse 8uri9en i'm @lter bon 20 big
% Sa6ren.
Oippa9. 3fpii9en Oippad uno
8etingen purbe Der &ne9t bes 9errn
s. g. 8oReler iiberfallen unb mitIaeis
ieriti6en berdrt traftirt, Dab er be-
ipubtlos nieberianl. Mls er pieoer gu
ii9 fam, funO er, oab linn fein -9elo
db6anben getommen tpar.
Gobersbausn. 9err peter
goQignon, bisber &aplan in &emer>
i9en : Wintringen, purbe gum Pfarz
rer bon &~obersbduien ernannt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-26

: Uarbenblinb. 9err gum
@rst, Der iebr feline @usen bat): sd
brau9e elm Mtteft, 9err Softor, INN
in bic Marine eintreten ai tOnnen; bas
in bic Marine eintreten gu ton,
men; baben Sic bic gite, urts
terfuden sic MIDI auf 6arben
blinbbeit!" Oottor: .8itte, 5ez
FEN sic MIDI einmal IN. Mas babe
i'd fur Qugen9" 9err: nS4meinsGu,
qerle, 9err Softor!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-26

ySagen sic, 5rdulein, tparum
ma9t benin Sbre Srou in ben 3e6z
nungen INNER 10 piele ortbusrapbii6e
5ebler?"
rSie faste, bab sic iibsr bic Gorz
rettur berielben bic Preiie ni@t beaas
teten!"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-22
One Political Brand

Went up to Hartford and informed the lawmakers that the Waterbury school teachers by vote of 199 to l1 wanted . law passed which would give them a life pension after certain number of years service. Then the other political party went up and told the same law makers that the teachers by vote or 107 to 94 do not want such law. Well. the question will then arise. what opin- Ion will the lawmakers have of both political parties? They'll begin to thlnk they do not drink the good, nice-tast- ing req and coffee we sell; surely, 1t looks as though they are drinking the trading stamp quality or something more injurious. We think both par ties should get together on this ques- ton and give the teachers pay enoush 50 that when the time comes they won't need pension-they' have enough cold storage in stock. That's the correct way of doing business. And by the way. we wish to say our tea and coffee is as usual. the good' healthly, nice tasting quality and the price is right This week we give l dozen fruit saucers with each pound or our warranted 5Oc tea or if you prefer. we will give you 4 large bars of the hest soap in the city. Our butter IS ..asc per pound and as for quality. It hasn't an equal in the town. Remem- Der. we receive fresh butterrnilk daily and sell it to you by the glass or quart. and If you see your neighbor with pail carrying il home. don't think it's fhe "growler,' it's not, it's buttermilk from
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-22

W. D. Richardson with his family are occupying the Livingstone cottage at Woodmont.
 Frank J. Seery, formerly of this city. has been appointed an instructor in civil engineering in Cornell univer- sity at Ithaca, N. Y.
 Extract Jamaica ginger. blackberry brandy, cholera drops, essence pepper mint; it is wise to have some of these remedies in the house. Hot days and sudden changes in temperature cause sudden sickness and an ounce of medi- cine at hand is worth quart at the drug store. You get the very best at Lakes, T South Main street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-22
MEETINGS TONIGHT:

Butchers union.
 Guard Lafayette.
 Court Acme, F. of A. Polishers and Buffers. Court Linden. F. of A. Court Oregon, F. of A. North End Wheel club. Women's Relief corps. French Canadian band. Tunxis tribe, I. O. k. NJ. Fourth division. A. O. H. America lodge, A. o. U. w. Brass City lodge, 1. A. of NJ. St Francis Xavier drum corps. Mary Lincoln council. P. D. of A. Friedrich Wilhelm lodge, K. of P. Ansantawae encampment. l. o. 0. F. Brass Workers union, No 1S6. Amity castle, No II, Knights of the Golden Eagle.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-22
The Miller & Peck Co Bargain Day Friday, June 23

At 39c-Odd lot of Ladies' Waists, l were 5Oc.
 At 79c-Ladies' white lawn Shirt Waist Suits. value S10. At S5.9S S-Ladies' Rain Goats, were S7.SS.
 At 79c-Ladies' Moreen Petticoats, ac-
 cordion plaited flounce. were S1. At 35c-All wool figured Challies, were soc. At 35c-English Mohairs. all colors At 5a4c-Unbleached Cotton. from 1c. At 3Ac-Light Calicoes. from 5c. At 6a4c-Figured White Dress Goods,
 from s 1-3.
 At 29c-Bleached mercerized Table
 Damask. from 39c. At 1Oc-Large unbleached Turkish
 Towels. from 12hc. At Sc-4O-inch White India Linon.
 from 10c. At 15c-Ladies' ribbed Pants. At 15c-Ladies' high neck ribbed
 Vests. value 25c. At 1Oc-Ladies' black seamless Hose. At 49c-White Night Shirts, fancy
 front. with or without collar. At 39c-Boys' wool Knee Pants, from
 49c. At :,9e-Boys' wash Suits. age to s,
 from i9c. At 35c-Men's black Athletic Shirts,
 quarter sleeves. value 50c. At 59c-Ladies' lawn Dressing
 Sacques, tight fitting back, value
 T5c i 121ac-Ch.,dren's lawn Bonnets,
 value o3c. At 49c Ladies extra size Short
 Skirts, with H. s. ruffle. value 75c. At 69c-Ladies' extra size Night
 Gowns. tucked yoke. value S9c. At 17c-Floor Oiicloth. from 25c. At 10c-Straw Mating. from 15c. At S17.5O--ScanIess Rugs, 9x12, from
 s2,3.oo. At S2.50-French Lace Curtains, from
 S3oo;'. At 1ac-Fancy 36-inch Art Tickings,
 from 29c. At S1.39-Large Hammocks, pillow
 and valance, from S1.75. At S1.9sBench Wringers. from S2.39. At o5c-9 bars Laundry Soap.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-22

Ct Old Rye. worth .........,.... 75c Qt Old Bourbon. worth .......... I5c Qt St Croix Rum. worth ...... s1OO Qt \. F. Rum. worth ..... .I5c Qt Jamaica Rum, worth ...... S1.00 Qt Holland Gin. worth .. S1.C0 Bottle Brandy, worth .... S100 Bottle Imported Sherry. worth :. S1.00 Bottle Imported Port. worth .... S1.00 Bottle White Port. worth ........ 15c Bottle Imported Claret. worth .. S100 Bottle Imported Tokay worth .. S100 Bottle Imported Angelica, worth S1.0O Bottle Imported Catawba. worth S1O0 Bottle Imported Muscatel. worth 75c F gal California Port. worth .... 75c F gal California Sherry, worth :. 75c l pint Pepper. worth .. 15c ? bottles Champagne. worth .... 75c l bottle Blackberry. worth -. S1.O0
 Four rooms to rent, 13 Court street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-22
Couldn't Kill
 l dnS s

The manufacturers and dealers tried 1t and 2 years ago they seemed dead. but no shoe is so cool and comfortable for summer wear as a soft Brown Nici or Kool Tan Calf. Our stock has been melting away during the last 2 weeks Some men are buying their first pair of Oxfords. while others bought black early and now pick out a swell Tan for
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-22

Four rooms to rent, B Court street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-22
EAST SIDE PARK

on the Cheshire trolley line: a nice place for home or investment. Call and see me about them and other real estate bargains, at 1SS South Main St.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-22
HaIf-a-DOIIar

goes long ways Sometimes farther than dollar if you know where to buy. Note what 50 cents will buy at our store:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-22
JULYAth

and vacation time. Can fit you out at SEQ in Brown Wei or Tan Calf Ox- ford large eyelets. wide laces. A worth of style ct s25o Nearly an sizes in 3 styles. -'Dodee's D- Tan Calf. S. Remnants of C sWaferbury Boy Tan Oxford patterns. including Button Lace and BIucher. e3J0. Three Ralsfon Tan low cuts at a. Leaned something last week The Tan e Pigskia made mp with stnpss is not affected by salt wafer-a good snoro shoe Don't wear Oxforde: Thea 0y . high Tan as eZ tz5Q. a a1o = A Are you going ts pande1
The Forrest City times., 1905-09-29
COTTON FROM FiRWOOD.
Process by Which This New Feat in Mechanics Is
 Accomplished.

Cotton, which used to be born. is now being made from frwood which has been freed from bark and knots. The flbers are broken up by special ma chine, and are then placed in a lead lined copper cylinder having a capacity of 100 cubic ceutimeters. Into this steam is introduced for ten hours by means of a pipe in the bottom. At the end of that time 60 cubic eentimeters of soda lye are poured in and boiled for 36 hours under a pressure of three atmos- pheres. The material is then washed and thoroughly crushed. after which i; is bleached and dried. The pure cellulose thus obtained is treated In an autoclare containing a mixture of zinc chloride hydrochloric acid, and nitric acid. to which a little castor oil. caseine and glycerine are added. The fiber. after being further reduced, is passed through weak solution of carbonate of soda, and then between drying rollers The necessary firmness is given 10 the thread by finally putting it in bath of dilute ammonia and then washing it with cold water. The substance thus made may be easily woven and dyed When the artificial product is compared with the natural it is said 10 be difficult to distinguish the difference. and if is even asserted that the former may Ee so economically produced as 10 be able to compete with the latter.
The Forrest City times., 1905-09-29
WHEN TROUBLE COMES.

Just remember that every cloud has silver lining"
 Put your shoulder to the wheel and say: T will be bright, will mako the best of things"
 Don't sponge on your friends simply because they assure you you are per feetly welcome" to what they have
 If at the end of the day you feel dis couraged at your lack of progress don't sit down and lament over t; find out your mistake and try to do better next day.
 If you wish to achieve any success In life, the surest way to do so is Gy keep inS at whatever your appointed task may be with unHagging interest and energy.
 Don't be overpowered by the dark side; keep at it until you find the bright one, for weeping may endure for night, but Joy cometh ia the morning.
 When most tempted to whine and rebel ct the way things are geing just think of the mother who struggles for food and shelter for her little ones who ia the face ot the darE st trials bears up for their sake, and you will be sure to brighten up throrsh very shame of daring to do anything else.
The Forrest City times., 1905-09-29
American Women Design.

It Lay be news to many. and news of pleasant sort, that much of the designing now made use of in for eign china manufactories is done by American women. The foreign makers of table china from France, Germany, etc, have agents in New York all the time whose duty it is to bug china designs made by American wom- en. They buy a single plate, cup or pitcher. or an entire set of dishes, and take it back to their own factories. From these designs thousands of sets of dishes are made and sent to this country, where they are sold with all the eClat of being imported goods At first glance. this would suggest a great advance in American decorative art. slnce it would seem 10 indicate that the French markets recognize American superiority ill this branch of art, but on thinking 1t over one can not help wondering whether it is not n shrewd scheme of the French manu- lecturers to get an inside line on American taste. Probably their own designs have been found to be too simple and correct for our more bour- gCoiSe taste.
The Forrest City times., 1905-09-29
For Swine Breeders.

Several swine breeders and hog rais- CTS have complained Of losing young hogs from the effects of castratiGn. The loss TO doubt was caused by care lessness An experienced veterinarian gives tde subioined preparation and treatment as a guarantee against loss:
 Make quart of earbolic solution by mixing a tablespoonful of liquid cartoic acid in Guart of pure rain water, and keep in a clean well corked bottle; and when you get ready to castrate make both your hands clean by Washington them in warm soft water: also the scrotum of t:e hog Then wet both your hands. the knife and the scrotu:n of tho hog with the carboHc solution. Then operate. being sure to make the incision well down on the sCrotum. After the opera tiCn is over have a bottle ready with a mixture of carbolic acid. one ounce; glycerine. four ources: pure raw lin- seed CT olive oil. six ounces Pour some of tEis in the wound. Then keep your hog where he can have clean bed to lie In and out of filth. If there is a stream of clean water in the hog lot it will dc no harm. but filthy pool is death to tog sometimes ern Agrculturist
The Forrest City times., 1905-09-29
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 The widest success goes with the at. tempt of the New York State Associa- ton of Bakers to spread and exalt ,h7 science ana art of good baking, There is no finer art than that of the baker. declares the Mail of that city. Baking IS the noblest process connected with food-nobler. we hasten to remark. than eating; for whereas there Is much Eiuttcny, self-indulgence and general unseemliness associated with eating. there is nothing but poetry and high art connected with baking. Did 1t ever occur to the reader that while the odors associated with boiling and fry ing are often disasreeable, those con nected with baking are almost always delightful? Put your dough into fat and fry it. and your nostrils are in- stantly affronted Put il into the oven ana bake it, and the perfumes of Araby ascend The aroma itself is fit offering to the gods. There is cer- tainly something little occult in this circumstance; and bakers. We are sure, are reyerent people ds rule. They follow ancient usage in their worh. The various forms of the bread loai date back to ancient Greece, when they had distinctly religious signlti- canoe. Greece itself probably derived them from Egypt; and Egypt claimed that they were subjects of revelation Yet the art of baking has in this age, while retaining its hold upon an tique lore. linked itself with physical science. Bread is now cooked in ac- cordarce with the laws of chemistry. We notice that some Of our local bakers are endeavoring to bring IL step still further forward in this direc- tion, and to abolish hand kneading for sanitary reasons. Yet while it may be more sanitary to knead bread hy machinery than by the hand Of men, we doubt if the change will cUn- Guce to the palatability of the loaf. There must be the same difference be- tween the hand-kneaded bread ana machine-kneaded bread that there b between other hand and machine products. We prefer the bread knead eG by the white hands of good women, or good male bakers in whom We have full personal confidence Veal pie, ' said Sam Weller. "is werry good, es- peeially when you know the ladies as made it." The same may be said wi;h regard to bread. Machinekneaded bread may be preferable to bread con- cerning the preparation of which there IS suspicion. But the perfect the ineffahle bread will continue to be that over whose creation and whose baking Q worthy guiding spirit has presided.