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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-26
Wicner @iiritdcn,
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ben SclifatciIcn Erima GnalitGt -
mGhigc Erciic - sn babcn bci
2onis s. &ettberg,
966-96S 2erinston-M arft nno
342--344 collins Marft.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-26

Cine scum it a $ it ellunJ
Der 30glinge oeS Yroi. Carl u. g.
9edcr fano am Wontag unb 9icrl.
Ito0 I'M @albroofsN tlllif .GonIerbato=
riltm Itatt. Inter Den Nnpeicnbel
bcfnnben ii6: 6rIS. Worgueritc uno
Sioncp 9li6bri0ge, Gillian 90. Cubic
buien, g8ebb, Eolline $. Sultan,
Gli5obctb SobbS, McSntpre, Sorri-
ion, Gugenio 9oipe, SO. Seize Gill.
ton @obbs, hilbert $. Weiaer, @olter
Srping Goolc. Yroi. @m. 9efcr, ".
Eiciicr. 6rolt @mmnott Yuttcrion
Huoc, 6rnu Or. 3cpp, 6rolt 9omr,
foro, 6rou &ebb, 6rou 6ront Cub
bebuien, Sr. llno 6rou Srebcrid
Sultan mo Sr. unb Srnu Sorrp 6.
Mfunn.
Geriubeltc $t57. - Der is
Sabre olte Ncgcr Snmlel 6. $. But
Ter NOR bis gum 4. Slpril bel BENT
Sdnciocrneiiter Golpnro 6. Claus.
9tr. 80, @eit-6rontIinItraBc, onge.
lteQt ltub idicn ooS pole @crtrolrn
oeS 2cbterclr 81 gcnicbcn. Nm &C.
nol1rtcn 9otum ionbtc i'm ST..
Claus nit 0oorgclo uno einent
Gbcd I'M @ciammtbctrogc BON $15.
ollf oic 9orf, I'M bieie Sunlmc SIT
ocponircn. Initott Dies 81 tbitn, be-
biclt Butler bns 8elo, iebtc bcn Gbctf
III @aor 1ml ull6 pcridipono, Bis CT
gcitcrn pom @cbcimppli5tten Sogdu
crtpiid)t milroe. @cim %crb6r iofte
CT mr., CT babe iid) nit Dem @el6c
cine pcrguiigtc 3cit acntod)t. aooi
8ronnon iolbtc Butler fir lcincn
Ero5eb nod) Dem 8cfdn9niB.
nISburp-E orf" lit Der 5itei
elmer biibid iQuitrirteu 9rod)iire ser
.Eennlplpnlio- 9ubn," mcld)e foitcn.
frei SIT bo6cn lit. Sn 6ieIer 9rodiirc
meroen oic picIcn &or5iigc bcIdric.
ben, meldlc NSburp.Eorf OILS Sont-
nlcr @crgniigungspIob bot. Ger
ldone S5eonbdOCpIot lit bon Orci
Scitcn nit @niicr umgcben mo bot
Die id)0niten ihottigen Stroben. Gas
Bud ettb0lt ole i,llr miinidct2'
iprrtbe Conformation nno lit oubct
geidmofpoll iQuitrirt. Wan idreibc
an Den General Baliugier Igenten
Geo. v. 9oDo, archaeological.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-26

nid)t 10 picl 6llrorc gcnodt, menn
nidt cin fleiner, paltSbodigcr 3rtiinfs
tiger omcritoniider Yiirgcr IN 0eriel-
ben geleacn bate, Der nit @GnOen
uno 9eineu mo frditigcn 2ltlgcn oo-
gegen o%pponirtc, Dab cr BON Dem In.
gornlonoc ieBt in cine ircic Hcpublif
ner'ebt lit. Seine Wtllttcr &otn Setcf
trllg Mlcge neblt SlunQen cine Belt
lang Dor Der Hegiltrirumg ollf Dem
&opfc. mas inter ocl anlucienoe1
Gmerltancrinncn groBc 9llIgit per
ltrlodlte, Dob @iege ncbIt rSnbnlt Der
obfdllcn rno IN MIR 81 uniunite BE,
riibrtng nit Dem 9oocn oes gelo6tclt
SaloeS fonlnlen t6mntc. Mllttcr uno
&in0 begoben lid nad) @nterpriic,
@,-Go., no Der Soter Oca ncllcng8elt.
Burgers idon lGngere 3eit oni1iiio lit.
Sine ~bcionoere 6relloe mlroc Dem
tilftigen ObCritcmoro bes Campers,
@rn. q. Sdwcnn, 81 Sbeil, inoem
Inn ieiuc in 9tcms 0orf mo6nbuitc
S6peIter glcih nud) Nnfunit ocS
TompferS ciucn @ciitf) obItuttete,
rno sic 6reltOc oc5 @icOeriebcnS mar
oroB. 9lltBcrocm crbielt Sr. Sdapcm
BON ocn @oiiogicren 0onfcSihreibcn
fiir sic uor3iiulide lul0 prompte &c.
t6itiqung an SorO.
Oberfoh $. Hioocr, Ser bereitS
mc6rmulS in Baltimore mar, ieooh
icit II Sa6ren 5umeiit mti N0u-Oor.
fer S6ncQocmpiern iltbr, ~fcicrte llnd)
anfunft ocs 0ompicrs i'll @ennclll.
i6uft ieiner Gouegen ieinen l6. Ses
bllrtsto0 uno iclbltueritGn0lih milroc
10 manfes Sod" oui oaS 8ebilrtss
tdgsfinb m%lSgcbrdd)t,
Die Sfii5icrc scr oGaIlel" mo
onoerc 9lngeitelte iino: t. OfIt5ler ..
@ranb, >. Ofii5ier %. @ittctopt 3.
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0cnicur; Ir3t Or. g. 8rlIif, Ero-
piont- uno 3oblmeiiter 6. y. SclmS,
SbcriteluorO i. Sdwenn, Obertot
$. Niooer.
Sic Oiii5icrc mo Souptbcamtrt
ser n6ronfiurt" iinO: I. Oifi5ier u.
@inter, =. Oiiijicr y. aiibnenonn,
3. Ofii5icr SIR. &oanlcr, 4, 0ifi5icr
$. 0rcicr; I. Moidiniit 3ngcniclr
6. Sonocr; 9(r5t Or. NJ. Srof; Tro-
uiont- mo 3obImciitcr $. aild;
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8iIdof.
,Muin" obgefobrcn.
Der 0ampicr yMoiu" bonn o9toros
ocutiden 2lopo" ilbr 9eltcrrl NIT
etpu 5000 Yaliogicren BON @rerlcll
uod Baltimore a6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-26
Q(rtbur ~. Npbipn,
@r. 1877, 6ft.Baftlmsre.e trat

Taiinse /. N~otarints . 0elowcdiel.
Bureau. Shiffsfarten fir ale
9nmpfer. oinien. Heiiep1iie, @cdicI,
GeIomedieI uno @eloienoungen.
tslpriI1l ,fS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-26

wv
Gas Cihenbcg0ngnt
pom Srn. Senrp Sell ioclter
am Wittpoh in iciner lettcn @obs
mng, Nr. 800, &onopcrsS troBc, ans
Dem 2c6en id)ico, finoct morgen 9tod)-
mittoa = llbr Don Srnuerbaltle aus
ollf Dem n0reieinigtcIts 9 6%rtcobote"
itntt. Noltor Sons Arlt bon Der CO.
llltb. ct. 2ufo5-&ird)c b0lt oelt
SraltcrgottcsoicnIt, uno ais @nbr-
tlldtrGger lucroen Die $50. &. @iB-
ner, @rllit, Srib &ollbrudt, Gonroo
Braun, Gbriition Sdmemm uno 6riB
WiiQer fuutgircn. Ger &crblid)ene
mar in @cfcrsborf, Sciicn-0 nrmItaot,
9eborcn. Gr fam im Sabre 1866 nab
glmerifo uu0 p%ern0blte lid bier cln
Sobr ip0ter nit Sri, Gliinbctb &repp.
Ger gliidlifcn Che entiproIIcn 5lpolf
&inoer, bon 0cllen nod oht AM Seben
iillb, n1mlid) Sralt &attc Smith,
Srou Wunic Shannon, Sr. Charles
Sell, Sr. &iQiom Sell, Srolt Soriic
@iBner, Sr. N6om Sell, Sr. Sorrp
Sell nno Sri. Gbriltine Sell. Ger
&%eritorbcne mar elmer Scr Sircftoren
pes oScocrol Sill SporpcreinS" luno
ocS n&onblirg 2eib- mo Spur.Tcrz
Gins"
@ogGon r%onntc gcgc II
W Gin 8ogqon Der vEenlt'
ipIponio . 9obn" cnt9lciite geItcrh
Morgcn 159 llbr at Der Colbert
StroBen-Sei bcs Colbert . @obr'
bots, ronntc gcgen oie Stcinnoile:
ltn0 pcrllriodyte cincu Shaocn BON
ctlpo $500. Ger @uggon iuilroe nolt
circr IolrgirIofomotipc oli oos @c'
lciic gcidobcn unb battc 5lertltd)e
8cidupinoigfeit erreift. TlS Ger
@rcmier 9. 0. Gnior i'm 5iln Still
Itono bringcn po1te, brud) Die Srelll'
icnfcttc, uno CT pcrlor Die Gontrole
iiber Sen 8ag9ou. Gnior beiuobrt1
iid) Dor S~crletungen ourd) eincl1
Sprung oui oen Grobo0en. Git
T%ubrfperf, oos sur 3eit ooS @eleiie
f~reuste, follnte bon Dem alitidcr, Der
lein Yfero nit Mathematician an.
tricb, oiber 0efobr gebradt merOcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-26
llnier6ulinn9S : @caiuciiCr.

iuiif.9tabcmie." 49, 2ieic l8oCbc: abe Girl
from Farie".
yNluneg's Sbenter." 49, EiCic ISOLDE: SUIT
before Snipn".
rMorplauO.s beatrr." - Gicfe &o6e: Sra
Silpplp".
,g'cucs guOiturium." &C., Sicfc @So6e: rGbc
Sdoc".
.r1pnibanitrnhcn N 7 hcntcr." - 2icfe @ott:
BShe Spau Of cite.
,gScitlife Murnldnocr @aHu." - EtCnitna,
ben 80. Mai, Spc5iul Srfurfunct nab Sctt0Sz
birq uno Ben Mar.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-12-13
w. Carroll Brown Gets Postoffice at Rel.
ton.

President Roosevelt yesterday sent
20 the senate the pomination Of w.
Carroll BrowL to be postmaster at
Bolton. "'
This means that the strenuous efforts
Waoe Dy senator Latimer to have
postmaster j.. F.. Horton retained in
once nave failed, and that Mr.. Brown
viii shSEtiy be inaugurated in place
ter at Bolton for more than twelve
years. Mr.. Brown, as il hannena ia
Senator Hatimer's brother: r:in-1aw. bnt
Senator Latimer has done eyervthine
iE bis power to induce the Pcstoffies
department to allow Mr.. Horton to
Keep the office. He WIGS removed in
consequence of O report made Ey Post.
ONCE Inspector Pulsipher, who deciar-
ed that the work of the Office W0s ha-
Ing done by the postmaeter's sons.
There was no tauit found with the
aGmn1stratlon of the Office, :;l.zI1. !. =: -
United States District ! ATTORNEY
Sapefs. Republican referee In this
state. was notified Of MI. Hnrton,s
intended removal and requested to
nominate q man for hiH successor. He
EfOte senator Latimer, saying thar
since Belson was his home town, he
would allow him TO- name the new
postmaster, $ls;; ,.f; s.: - - :.
!. Capt. Capers was entirely y 4 neutral in
tne whole transaction, HayinR TINT any
man who was eatisfactory ITO .Senator
Lasimer would receive his endorse:
Mens. On his eudorsement Of :Mr.
brown the president dominated Elm
Tor the postmastership.--GreenviI.e
News 9th Inst. ): Z, Sc !.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-12-13
Local News.
WEDNESDAY, DEC. l3, 1908.
Monument Erected TO the Memory Of
Col. Orr.

In memory Of the late Col. James l..
Orr FOR mlny years president and treas
urcr or the company, The Piedmont
Manufacturing Company has erected a
handsome monument which stnnds
close by that Of tho lamcutcd IL. u.
lamlnctt, iatlIcr-in-law and predtccs.
sor OF Coz. Orr, in the beautiful we'll
Kept Lawn around the cu!npany's Office
IN Piedmont. The un;;ii,i,cnt was de
signed ana purchased irom the Butler
Maib lc n Gianite Company. of Mali
Gtrh, ca, Though the local manager,
John T. Gillespie, who placed the
handsome shaft last week. The monu-
IrIrnt cost approximately $1,000. and is
q beautifully executed piece of work.
IN the front OF the shalt, this inscrip-
tlon ~ found "James l.. Orr. born
August 80. 1852; died February 2G,
1907 On the South side: "Represen
tative in the Legislature; peerless and
efficient solicitor OF the eighth circuit
for seven years; an able and successful
lawyer; one OF the most prominent ana
slt:cesstni manufacturers in the South;
q leader among men" On the OrpO-
sIte eide: II nave fought good fight;
l have finis she'd my course; have kept
the faith, henceforth there il laid up
20 mo q crown of righteOusness.n On
the west side of the shaft is found:
This monument is erected by the
Piedmont manufacturing Company iD
cOmnlemOratiOn of the memory of
James Lawrence Orr, who for fourteen
years served the Company as president
and treasurer" r."-Greenville Herald,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-12-13
Wears His Jeans In Washington.

Washington. Dec. 0.-Representa "a
tive Wyatt Aiken, of South Carolina,
ts about as fine specimen Of physical
manhood ne there is in the House. He
ls fully six feet tall and weighs 24O
pounds. When he was sworn in n few
days ago along with the other South
Carolina members, he wore q home
made jeans suit. and he continues to
wear It. The suit has attracted much
attention among the fellow members
OF the South C9rolinian, who have not
seen anything like it for sale in the
tailor shops.
1.-The cloth for this suit was woven
by good old lady friend of mine in
Oconee County" eaid Representative
Aiken. "Ihe weaving of cloth of this
klnd is a rare thing now, and suppose
suit Of It ON in Washington OF in the
cities OF the country. am proud of
It, though. It may not look quite as
stylish as come OF our imported goods,
out 1t ID by no means unattractiye In
appearance. Every thread Of it was
Woven on an old-fashioned weaving
machine, now 30 rare as to be seldom
seen even IN expositiOns. My good
lady friend believes that should have
something warm TO cover my frame
when l come to Washington, and she
takes great pains TO weave the cloth
for me-. l then have it made into n
suit"
The cloth is dark gray. aud Rep
resentative Al ken has had go many
questions asked abont'it by his fellow
congressman and go n any men have
Expressed desire for sollelhine like
1t that he has promised tn:> or three
OF bis best friends to SEQ wha. be can
DO toward getting them something of
the same material
The South Carolinian has set fash
ion in the House that promises to ex-
tend if it is possible for the members
to procure the goods,
"1'm dead stuck on that suit you
wear" eaid Speaker Cannon to Rep
:eesntative Aiken q few days ago.
one7" NV
Probably can arrange it,n 'saii
Aiken. and ne is going TO try ana see
what he can 10.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-12-13
4 Visit TO Anderson.

In the last issue of tne keowet Com
Ilcr appears All interesting letter from
y. Il: Cary: OF OcOnee County, who
recently visited Anderson. Or his
Walt mere be writes as follows:
iiaVlng spent q couple Of DAYS last
week I'D the city of Anderson, cannot
cioss this article without saying q
word about her rapid growth and
piethomenai Ir,t, pIosn,erity. Her immense
merchants. talented professional me,.,
spieudid newspapers, daily and
week!y,) mammoth business houses
SAcellent hotels, educational and re.
IlRious advantages, all combine to
iender her one OF tho most thriving
aMd At prosperous cities in the State
i1l Hen tneIe are her enormous cotton
ives and their immense nav roiis.
which add greatly to the trade of the
city. While there. through the cour-
tesy or Preaident Brock and the kind
ness of j. Reese FAINT, / was ahown
through the Brogon Mills from bottom
to!top. It's we'll worth q visit tn An
derson TO go through this mill and
observe s lts workings, which l have
not space to describe here. Suffice it
mile from the Court House. with
same. This mill was compietad in
loo4 with q capital stock of ono million
dollars, and has been in successPul
operation ever since under the presi-
dency OF j. A. Brock. In this mill
there are 100, 600 spindlcs and looms in
proportion. Fifteen hundred hands
are employed and nearby nestle 500
neat cottages, which are Inhabited by
as many families. There is a free
school for the mill children from eight
70 nine months in the year, and Sun
gay schoo! end preaching nearby every
sunday. The quality of the goods
manufactured is superb, and they are
shipped to all parts of the world
Oeonee IS well represented in An
derson. The Messrs. Holluman, James
r. Keith and Joseph r. SheIor are all
Oconee boys and are among the most
prominent and promising young bust
hess :a7H III the city, each occupying q
lucrative and responsible position with
tne pest business men of the place
whiie Mr.. and Mrs. Warren r. Shelor
ana their Interesting family are from
mere, and Mrs: Carrie Anderson, wife
OF that efficient and aentIemanly rail-
and her sister, Aiiee Lidie Keith. and
Misses Shelor are daughters Of Oconee.
we cerfainl; rejoice over the SUCCESS
OF our friends and the high esteem in
which they are held in their adopted
home.
1.-The friends of Samuel and Miss
Mary, Fisher, formerly of Jocassee,
are pleased to learn that they have
good positions in the Brogon Mills, at
Isaac Green"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-12-13
Union Meeting,

The following programme has been
arranged for the Union Meeting, Third
District. .Salnda Association. to be
held with FiEat Baptist Church in An
derson. Doc. 8cth and 31st, 1905 4 -.
Saturday, II to Ii 80 q. m.-Devo.
tloIai apd Song Service; conducted BY
11.30 Q. m.-Sermon by B. p Estes.
Enroll delegates and adjourn one
hour for dinner. . =. - = =. ~~o ~''',
!. Afternoon Session. -: :.
First subject: "The Christian Stew.
ardship, in Contrast With the Uniust
Steward."--:Luke 10; i to;15. Speaker
=: y. Blackburn and VIM. Brown, =. -,
Second subject: "The Relieioua I|sa
OF Christmas Week aud the harm that
grows out Of the present manner Of
Decorating this week y Speakera--J.
B. Herson and w. B. Haw kins. =.
81. Sunday Morning. :
), Sunday School Exercises arranaed
by Superintendent H. 8. Shumate. =,
II 30 9. .m.-Sermon by G. Warllaw.
49,, Z 40. A. A. Dean, :. ="
d.. G.. Smith, ,:.,- i =.
Nv. w. LeAthers, :, -;
=" .; %. - COMMITTEE
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= - Z : 4
.$Townlvillie News.

Mrs. y. p: Le;ahs.s..s-: He pone d Il,
hhsnenviiis; hsr naaIsi; y. O, e spend awhile for
= Miss Willie May Bolt, af,er: spending i n.
awhile with relatives here has retdrIt-:
ed TO birmingham, la. 6 4
- Mrs. W. AZ s Stephens, Mfss lola and
vance Cooley from NV IL lliams ton, and
George Bagwells from Corona. }Aie.,
attended, ~ the aI:5 w 01btiah Dickson;
wedding last week. d s,25 5 80 -
s. Miss 3Lessie WoolbrfRht and MP. /.
W. Dickson were married i;,Tnegday.
Sth ttt !asf,, by; Rev. !. Moore, Iof est.
s. Mrs. s. Z R. s.Jobnson ;yisitasd s fiji.
tmother. MIRA. schrod der. at AbbsvilIe
$. Messrs. Gland and Oscar prathe,r and Il,
famtiys from. Slabt9Wn, have located
near !Townvifle.i3.SS5!.:i !.:is { 81
. l!ss ogs. g! s. 90 o. e: e: s.
spendang the rseak With Miss Besaia
=. P. Earle. Charlie Harper; wilton &
Earle and Cliff Hunt, from Senssas s
we're at the Waolbrlg ght isks6n mar. mar.
sIarried. !. on on dnesd 81, Il M tl,ns 81 i,th
inss:. by Rev.; y Is. i SHaw Hiss
SuSfa Cole. and Rev. R. a.. SL, Ganap-
bell, Of illiaInsto i
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-12-13
Prospect News.

We are having o lot of disagreeable
weather at this writing. = >. ): = !.
Mr.. job. A.. Bolt's little daughter,
Lola, ie very .aick with rheumstism:
but We hope that ahe will soon recov-
John p: Campbell has d +, very t,, :aick
baby with pneumonia. : We viii be
2lad to hear that it 10 bettsr. f:.':; 80,
below Andersoi,, and Mr. Tom cSr
has moved to the Mrs,* Nancy Camp.
william Eskew's little con, - Frank, : NIX,
is boarding. at his. brothsr's, !, Wiliie
EahKeT' sahH' and : going !. 20 q: Denver
Prof. W. ". Hale i,as + returned q ,lnE homa
from Georgia, where be has been
teaching q singing school. He viii "a
baok next week to teach another mn.
r. /. Yeargin and wife. spent i, t.I LAM i IN:
Sunday with b.. l.. UamphelpS family.
John Sanders and family have mov.
ed 20 anderson We regret to B sec
t.aah ahe con country people: are feasting ION
E; A; feargin ana :Uari EvenickIe ,iii.
are building q new dwelling on: the
Septha; Harper plantation for s.. y j,
Forest Prnitt has bought the Stock.
ard farm, six: miles> wsst. OF lAnfibrsof,.
ana m mas erected anew store and H. do.
- Bolt has gone to R:ortrpatn.
,es wnere ne will$%work In the / power
The farmers arc ): about thronuh
gathering their crops md 1es ais gled
The negroes OF tliia section are q hnnits
ipg SO much; now IL they; :don't'niiI,,l
S,.nt there vii Esll not be- ythtng for them is IS
/; Ths ,s,; little ssI sisla aad boys ars s.
naasps sos IS sea ses SaSta sSs, md
We s are III lad & "a cay a {iat al Saransa
Reynolds is ahte To- IA out aEain affas
nsang confined y, tb$ hts room fas soiae
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-12-13
Attention, Farmers.

A meeting of tho Anderson Comfy
FARMERS Union will be held in the
Conrt House next Tuesday morning.
iNtl INST, at 10 O'Clock. All tt1 mem.
Ders are requested to attend and pay
me ~ Per cent of their subscriptl0ns
on the warehouse stock, and also to
name the amount of fertilizers they
may want Tor their crops next year.
l.. Il. Watson,
Business Agent.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-12-13
FARM LANDS WAN EDi

PARTIES having Faams for sale will find advan
tage - list with Having connection with one xf the
largest Real Estate Broker Associations United States am
o purchasers entire
ny theeby nsring better prices and quicker sales
hrey dependent local purchasers Market
MY bu iness conducted strictly commission basigo aa
ehaygs services. II %5.s rSaa
solicited oity, coma o sss nae
and let's ak the matter you want o SILT
II ;#H5. ss5.J
4 sSs JOHN RANK, Real Estate Broker.
Phone 248 iuilding An darsos. .a.
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-29
HONEST CONFESSION.
A Doctors Talk on Food.

There are no fairer set OF men on
earth than the doctors. and when they
lind they have been in error they are
usually apt 20 make honest and man.
ly confession OF the fact.
case in point is that OF an ems
nCut practitioner. one OF the good
old school. who lives in Texas. Ills
plain. unyarnlshed tale needs ns
dressing up:
IL had always had an intense prejr
dice, which can now see was un.
warrantable and unreasonable. against
all muchly advertised foods. Hence.
/ never read line OF the many ads. .
OF Grape Nuts. nor tested the food TIL
last winter
while in Corpus Christi for my
health. and visiting my youngest son,
who has four OF the ruddiest. health.
lest little boys ever saw. | ate my
first dish OF GrapeNuts food for
supper with my littlo grand.
sons. became exceedingly fond
OF n and have eaten pack.
age OF Il every week since, and find II
a delicious refreshing and strengthen
ing food. leaving no III effects whatever.
causing no cructations with which
was formerly much troublcd). no
sense Of fullnoss. nausea. nor distress
OF stomach In any way
There Is no other food that agrees
with me so we'll or sits as lightly or
pleasantly upon my stomach as this
does. am stronger and moro active
since I began the use OF Grape.Nuts
than have been for 10 years, and am
no longer troubled with nausea and
Indigestion Name given by Postum
Co. Battle Creek. Mich
There's a reason.
Look in each pkg. for the famous
little book, The Road TO welivfilAs
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-29
No More Of Herculaneum.

The proposed formation OF an in
ternational organization TO conduct
extensive excavations at Herculaneum
is regarded at Naples as impracto-
able. because 1t is known that the
greater part OF the buried city was
destroyed by incandescent lava.
which has penetrated every assure.
and has now become with the old
city Itself an impenetrable yitreous
mass too hard 10 excayate. The only
successful work done by the Italian
government at Herculaneum was In
places where the ashes OF the volca-
no had prevented the lava from PEN
etrating. The success Of the excaya,
ton at pompeu was due 10 the fact
that thc whole city had been buried
in ashes before the incandescent lava
reached the place
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-29
eluestoc kIna Fond Of oaYety.

Miss Sallle Heath White Carroll. q
Baltimore bell and one OF the CAROLS
~ Carrollton. graduated from the
New York university law school n few
days ago In brilliant style and will be-
gin the practice OF her profession
there shortly As child she had the
run Or the finest law libraries In Amer.
lea. collected by generations OF Car.
rolls. for which her father refused an
enormous sum All those volumes 30
TO Miss Carroll. every other member
OF her family having generously
waived his right 10 them she Is no
blue stocking, but society girl who
likes dancing as heartily as every
healthy young woman must. and re-
fuses to become poky merely because
she Is learned
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-29
Preventive OF influenza.

In the year 1890. when influenza
was epidemic throughout Europe.
many worllmcn contracted the disease
Ia three watch factories at Madretsch.
Germany and a number died. At one
factory at Madretsch, however, the
disease did not appear. Investigations
showed that OH Of turpentinc was
used In the turning Of the metals used
Tor watchcascs. The oil became warm
and eyaporated and the workmen in
hailed the air laden with H. This
seemed 10 protect them against the
disease Since then oil or turpentlne
has been always evaporated in that
factory upon stove and not case OF
influenza has ever occurred there