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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-11
MISSIONARIES BARRED
Right to Interfere in Chinese Civil
Courts Restricted.

NEW YORK, May 1O.-Action on the
request which the Chinese Viceroy made
at dinner given in his honor by the
mission boards In this city few weeks
China be forbidden from interfering in
Chinese civil courts has, says a morning
paner. been taken by the Presbyterian
foreign mission board. which maintains
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-11
early 300 American missionaries


The board virtually grants tho request
OF the Vlceroy. and has now decided not
that its missionaries must never go to
the Chinese courts, but that no mission
airy must do so without the approval OF
the mission station to which he may be-
LONG. This. 1t is held, will prevent indi-
vidual errors which might otherwise be
made
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-11
STILL FEEDING CITY
IN PUBLIC STREETS
Situation in San Francisco Is
Bad, According to Gen.
Greedy.

WASHINGTON. May 1o,-The War de-
partment received the following telegram
over night from Gen. Greely dated Pre-
sidio. San Francisco, May Q:
While conditions improve slightly, the
miserable situation may be indicated by
the statement that all the food for SOC. 900
people in San Francisco is yet necessarily
cooked on the public streets.
All Are Brave.
THE courage OF everyone continues won
derfully. Neither drunkenness or disorder
anywhere. except from adjacent towns oc-
casionally. Mayor Schmitz is still adverse
to closed saloons, which have been con-
stantly urged by me.
Limiting Free Food.
"The Red Cross finance committee DR.
Devinc and myself concurring Will Issue
free food after Saturday next only on al
ternate days, except In camps under strict
be present on alternate days OF non-is-
sue TO provide for exceptional cases Of
need that may arise. The average Issue
in San Francisco, Oakland and elsewhere
still exceeds 10000 day.
Reducing the Charity.
Every possible method being made to
reduce the food issue by questioning ex-
clusion and otherwise or course, extreme
the part of many people. who resort to
charity only in extreme cases. Altogether
am encouraged. GREELY,
"Major-General Commanding"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-11

homeless and most people gain the
impression that such lodging houses,
are In part at least, a charity, and
that the accommodations furnished are
much superior to those OF the ordinary
cheap lodging house, run for profit,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-11
SLEEPS SEVENTI.q|
DAYS, BUT No l
Los Angeles Wonil
Fights to Be Abh|
Keep Awake.

Los ANGELES. May IA
lah Hawkins, who awake
county hospital last Friday Z
aleptic sleep of seventy-sevn
not slept since then, Nm
breads the thought OF SIG
fears that should she emhzf|
berland 1t might be for Z
longer q stay than before. =
a case which the physlda,
most strange.
Cannot Sleep asv,
Mrs. Hawkins seemed 81
and appeared to be conyale
ly. II have had enough SEP
a long time" she said. III
since Friday but have
asleep"
Fights to Keep As1
The nurses w,ho have aI'
Hawkins say that she rc
drowsy spells and fights
would battle for liberty.
sciousness during the Sc
lepsy has made the eIpe'
horrible to her than II soc
slept" they say, "and shs
she gives way to sleep IL
another such SPELL"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-11
CHICAGO SEAPORT
Illinois Metropolis Expected to Be
Center Of Trade.

CHICAGO, May 10.-"The possibilities
Of making Chicago a great seaport"
Will be discussed at On informal dinner
to be given by the Chicago Commercial as
ISOLATION on next Thursday IN honor OF
the subcommittee Of the House River
and Harbors committee. The Illinois
Manufacturers association, the Board
OF Trade, and the Chicago River Improve
ment association will assist In perfecting
plans for bringing this subject before the
public.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-11
Prediction Is Made.

Congressman Edgar c. Ellis of MIssou-
H. Joseph e. Ransdell or Louisiana,
James Davidson of Wisconsin, and Henry
/ Rainey, secretary of the Deep Water
way commission are on the programme
Ior addresses. II. c. Barlow, executive
director of the Commercial association.
predicted yesterday that the great water
ways which were here before the rail-
portant arteries OF commerce. and said
that completion of the drainage canal
ana deepening Of the Mississippi would
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-11
Fights to Keep ava
STRIFE IS OVEB

Dowie and Voliva hes''
in Zion.
CHICAGO. May loT.fS;Ss r.f;Ss I
Dowie and Wilbur g. tos,r ,oa,s
proposition for muiua, a.. sslr,
The management OF tnS nSoSis
at Zion City. The s gor n
pointed John A. Lsss
named Alexander Gfai, n, q
Tho third member oi ''
still to be chosen.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-11

chance tS, at saltair Friday, May IL onIv
@"a'ee enis week Train p. m. " 0''y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-11
FRISCO RELIEF Fund
Iotal OF Subscriptions Now Exceed
Five Million Dollars

conn.,, SMM III FRANCISCO, May lo.-rhe finance
lions as foIioniSy r1uay reported relief subscrip-
netualIy promised, $5.007u
Total S5,31S46i S'io' '0'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-10-19

lheiut Ttd auf aues anbere 81 iibers
tragen. perr1 AUDI in ben Slflcer,
namentlid mdbreno Der Baummnu'
laiiun, big Ipdt in bic Nabt btneln
aearbeitet tpiro. @alueiton ttoht
Qbsr In MGent, DEFENDERS aud IN lets
men 2Gben, einen rebt oDrnebnter
ginorud unb man aelanat gu Der
grtenntnis. Dab es Iih bier retat gut
leben ldBt.
San Nntuniur 1T ieiner Beihafens
belt, Der Nusleguua feiner StraBet
mad, cine CANA unarneritanil@eStaot,
mas nod perihdrft miro ourh Die
nerieoniIhen giertel, Die ibr elm ets
genes @eprdee geben. Iuh oas
tleine 5liBden. oas it@ in uneno'
lihen Minouneen burh Die Staot
idldngelt uno BON faft oreiBiaBrIden
iiberbaut lit, aiebt Der Staot etwas
tbbuiide8. San QntDriO 1T sugleih
8efhdfts., @obns. Sremoens uno
8arni{onftaot; man fDnnte aud u0b
binsufigen 8enfiunsifoot, benin es
giebt Bier mlnoeitens stuanaig bis
oreiBia rsiebunesanitalten Fir iunae
Mdnner uno junse Maomen. Ius
oieier 8ulammeniebune ergiebt ii6
oas @eprdae Der Staot. Sic bietet
Seoemt etnas. beiunoers aber fiiblen
Dieieniger fib muhl. Die bierbers
tommen, unler ihDaes, geiunoes
&tiu1a an aenieBen uno uniere 6Dtel8
uno Hoaroingbduler fiQen. Der toss
mDpDlitilwe Rarafter BET 5taot trdat
melentlid1 baau bel. tie attrattiu su
MAIDEN uno es giebt Wenige. Die oies
nid]t anertennen Doer su ibdben
mnBten. Sn Besug auf StraBenpers
tebr ftebt San Gnt0nio binter Dals
lag uro 6ouftDn taut. surtd; mas
an SuBadnaern febIen iolte. eriebt
es burh Wagen ieber Mrt uno TDrm
nit b~efunberer 8Drberriduna BET eles
Qarteren 5ubrmerfe. Nber in feiner
Qr0Beren Staot in geras liebt man
10 niele Datter auf Der StraBe nte
bier. Niht, oaB iie ueniaer bduss
liGl udren, mie anoere; iunoern ale
Bebinaungen fino bier geaeben, utt
fe auf Die StraBe 5uIoden uno ibs'
men ben Spasiergang uno fei es aud
nur ppn 2aoen gu 2aoeu, ongenebm
5u MAIDEN. San NntDnio beiibt cine
eigentumlide Electromagnetic uno
tper. bier einmal mehrere Sabre lang
aepobnt fat, Dem pefdDt es ielten
100 onoera in 9eraa uno er tpablt Die
erite bette @%eleaenheit. urn mieoer
tier6er suriid5ntebren.
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a 8.

Wdbreno ei1e8 Wouats bat Die
creamery In ODatum an Die sSars
tter in Der @eaeno 5000 fir &abms
lieferunaen be5ablt. giner Der 8ies
feranten bat 1925 erhalten.
SIN NIter BON 81 Sahreu ftarb
In Nuftin Grau Nuaufta @0be, felt
pielen Sabrer cine Bemubnerin Der
Staot.
Sn Der Wdhe BOT, glpoe, elmer
t(einen Station in gaqaban gDuntp,
muroe Elm iunger Wann Nnraeus
Sefie Wuibam uDn einem Babn3ug
iberfabren uno 10 ihmer uerlebt, baB
ihm beioe Beine nbeenprnfnen ruer.
ben muBten. Woiham lit gpilepti.
Ter; er nnr in Der Nnitalt fiir gpilep=
liter in Nbilene gemeien uno BON
bort dm Taee pprber entfloben.
Wabriheinlih bat &c eirert ieiner Nns
fdne befumttert uro lit rpdbrerto oess
ielben auf bas @eleiie 9efaQeu uno
bort liegen 9eblieben,
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Anf -Snm stat=s onrnier.

Ser Sitter 5ue in alten 8eiten
Gum feftliben SDurnier binaus,
9o hieB es bann. iib nDrbereiten
Dit ielbft auf einen barten StruuB.
DEM Sieeer paro BON ldb6nen Sanben
Nls 30bn elm friiher 2Drbeerfran5;
SaS Seftlpiel wirbig bu beenoen
Sab es gum ShlnB Banquet uno Sar5.
Nidbt in ben 8eiten nnr, ben alien,
Nnh heute giebtS mod nlanb' Sournier,
so tpiro, gum 8eiIptel,e ns gebaIten,
Bel un8, in tueni9 WDben bier.
Odd aibt's babel fein 2an~aenbreden
un6 &etner puraelt in ben Gauo,
IMan ipribt mol u BON .5au'n" uHo
.SteGen"
Mit Standardization in Der Sanb.
Gin Stat<Eournier lit es, su gbren
Ser eblen 8en5elritteridboft,
ODD it'd Der @egner au ertuebren
8raucht mar Bertrand bier, uidt bic
&raft.
@s iinb bic Maurer unb Die Sfnei6er
go padre 2eute, ruie's nur giebt,
Sob ieufat man bier 6eim r5hneioer"
.lei0er"
llno .Wauern" lit niht iebr beliebt.
GIN ieoer 8afnpt ibaft trod'ue 3eblen.
Betm Stat tuiros audi ntdbt anoers lein,
Drum bari es audi am NaB nidt feblen.
Shleppt burti9 orum bic Slider rein.
Gin beutlhes Spiel min oeutide Barae
9ibt anbers tpirb's gebalten bier,
A}nr frtnff frN fonfR -. onor 0rr1a
Beim Stat has cole Gone Etar Bier.
., Sone gtar Bier, bn tuadrer Eropfen.
DIV bift oas Bette bier 81 2anb,
@ebrott aus beItem MatS uno Sopfen,
Scbdrfft ou ben 8iB unb ben Bertrand.
Benn Damn I'M Stat bic Setter toben.
nuno gdtein". s8reua" uno .Shippen"
ifret'n,
Damn tuDneu mir bid Spue Star loben
uno nnS an oeinem NaS erfreu'n.
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8etdnbuuaamifteI

tauidben gud nur lber cine fur3e Spans
ne bes Shmerses hintue8, Der u au bol6
fid tpie6er eintent. Nebn1ittel uno Mefer
i'm Safe BON SamDrrhDioen eiaen
6hnlihen 8etrus, benn ie entfernen rtur
bas 3eiGer. nber nibt bns Befen Der
8ranfbeit. Cine arinblibe Sur, tuelbe
bic qudIenoen Smmer5en uno beren urs
inhe i'm 2eibe beIeitiat. 1T u nit Mna<
feiis mbglih, ben ~beribfnten Stubladpfs
den bes Gr. Gilsbee. BrDbe frei berianbt
pon P. Neustaedter g. Co., Box 2416.
New York.
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Muerlet.
Da8 9roBe 6otel. Broiett fdeint
eiMnefmLnfen Ill fpin

- Da8 9ruBe 6otel. BrDiett fdeint
mieoer eiWgefGlafen gu fem.
- Die Dffentliden S@u[en mere
ben nit Webisintditen uerieben. oa=
nit bel aele9entlthen unQli68fduen
iufDrt Die n6tiae erite 6ilfe geteiitet
merben Fam.
- Die &ooIenelt Ipenue 1T fir Die
Nusftelluna in Stano geiebt pDroen.
Sir oaS Stat Tuurnier 9iebt
itd iberau i'm State leb5aftes Sns
tereiie inter ben SfatIpielern FUND.
- Wit Der Naidine gemiIhte sSar=
ben. go. Steues & S6hne.
-8einnbe tdalid treffen i'm State
0eimitdtteiuber bon nDrbliben uno
weitlihen Staaten elm, Die BURG Die
biai9en @iienbabnraten bierber 9es
bra@t meroen, I'm iih 6as 2anh Qua
suieben. 9ieie 2eute fDmmen aud
in GROCER Habl nab Dem Siomeiten,
NOD nod pieL 2ano 6er 8eiieoeluna
barrt.
- Wit Der Malhine aemtibte Sar>
ben. Sd. Stenes & SDbne.
Sn galifDrnien neroen iebt
8ortuaieien als Sarmarbeiter inns
pDrtiert. Sinait tanlert $50 Don SEEM
Orleans bier our@, bic in einem
Specializing BON Seem gort, 100 iie
lanoeten. nah Californian aeihidt
kuuroen.
= Mit ber Waibine gemiibteS ar'
ben. @b. 5te0es & SDhne.
- 8ier Mnnobner nDn gamoens
5traBe pruteitieren oa9egen, oaB Die
StraBenbahnlinie, Die iber g0bins
6iieel fibrer lpn, burh oieie StraBe
aefeat miro, neil tie 81 eng lit.
= Weit Der Walbine gemilhte fsars
ben. 60. Stenes & S6bne.
= Wait Der Malhine eemifhte Gars
ben. 6 b. Stenes & S6hne.
gsibt, mas mir erleben, 1T uns
fer 5hidial - iUnoern. nie mir's err
traQen.
- TlieBenoe Wafier reiniaen lid
|idneu, ebenio aeht es tdtiaen Wen'
fhen.
ueber ben Shauipieler Oess
felo. Der ieineraeit nit Der Dirin9's
lden 9ruppe bier gaftierte uao unter
hnbern Stolen Die oes Brinser in
rGlt. 6eioelbera@ lpielte, erhalten mir
aus Cincinnati ndbitebenoe trauriae
Witteiluna: 6enrg Oesfelo bat inz
folae Der grplpiiDr zines ginpfinber
6DthtiR' iben neutrality-suspicious.
| oerartig ihmere Berlebunaet onuuas
getraaen, oaB an ieinem Wuffommerl
ge3meifelt miro. Der Berunglndte
ihdbte bas @eShOB OILS elm Souoes
mir oes -ipanilh'ameritaniihen Rries
ge8 bod unb fihrte es unter ieinem
@ep6d itet8 nit fib. Dn er in ieis
mem 8imner einige 8iloer aufb6n.
gen mDqte, ergriff er Die 8atrnre unb
benubte iie gum Nageleinihlaeen.
Das @eibpB mar aber 10 tonitruiert,
oaB elm beftiaer. eeaen Die &ugelIpibe
a~asgeibter Shlag cine grplDiior CUR
S0lge haben ntuste. 8eim stpeiterl
Shlage. ben Sesfelo Dem Magel pers
iebte, erfDlBte elm fdrhtbarer anaQ,
TO oaB er bciinnungslpS nieoeritirate
uno aus mehreren Wunoen blutete.
Der rehte Nrm muBte Dem un9liiGs
lihen anlputiert meroen unb es lit
m1glib, onB er elm : Nuge perliert.
NuBeroem finb ibm an neri1ieoenert
a0rperfteaen 9eile oes @elbuHes
ms Tleilh einaeorunaen. uDraus
beruDrgebt, baB Die Batrpre iiG] ge.
gen i'm entluo. Wan befirbtet lebr,
oab fih Blutueraiftuna bel ibm eins
fton{
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llufaa auf Der g. u. 8. gentra(.

Guf oer lebten 5ahrt un, Witters
nadt mad auBerbalb Der Staot, ents
aleiite Der Bug Der g. u. & 6. Gens
tral Baha smDlf Weilet, nDroliGl BON
bier. @eraoe hinter Der Sena, noel.
he oae gigentum Der 8abn eir=
iblieBt. mar elm tiefer Nbbanp.
Wdre Der BUG binunter geiauit, 10
bitten 6unoerte uon Baiia9ieren ibr
2eben nerloren: aber Die Gt1rfe Der
Sens BELT ben Bug auf uno 10 Ia.
men Die Baiiagiere nit etlihen
Sbrammer oauun. &aur1 1T es
n5tia su iaaen, baB es bic gluDuo
HenS mar, Die oaS unaliid perhin.
oerte. Bum gertauf bel go. Stepes
& SDbne.
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Sdalt6e Sourtttem Snlatuaaeu

nod @%alifornien, ebenlo nah ct.
Souls nia 9eras & 8acific /. Bahn
obne Wehiel. Sbreibt an iraen0
einen 9idet : Gsenten pesen bieies
tieuen Dienites ooer al, 6. 8. Sur.
1er, SeneralsB asinaiersI eent, Dal.
las. Terns
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5dOmeitteras lpltnl6t Ga6

8enn Sbr @uh iraenbms nieoer.
laiien noat, tut ca entlane Der 81.
ME Der
Gan 3lmtpnip & 2lramSas
YaB Sabn,
i'm @arten. Diftritt bes Staates. ge.
iunobeit uno alima uniitertrpffeu.
8iaiae 2anoereien fir ben Farr,er,
Wartta1rtner. Sbit. unb Biehsnhter.
8eaen @inselbeiten menoet @uh an
8eD. s.. Nuptun n, o. s.. g.,
San Nntpnip. Eeras.
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DR.. MARY KING ROBBIE.

Spesialit fir Trauen . 3ranfheitei,
Tinftes Studnerf. Odds @ebduoe.
Office : Stunoen 10-12 unb 2-5.
Office: &eues 9elepbun 1348; @ob.
nuna: Reues Telepbpn 1887.
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3 mei Al ittelaIter.

SD babe eberl eitteti Mrtitel iber
bic NitterliHteit oes Mittelalters aes
nertraute Cha ibrer Bulen.
freunbin Stella an.
.WeiBt GuA. a~ntruDrtete oiele,
.barin liegt etmas Wahres. SD fin.
be. oaB 6erren mittleren Nlters melt
otter aufiteher, UNI ginetn in Der Gar
Blab gu MAIDEN. ala iunae 2affen,
bic nit ibren 2adihnben liebGugelnA /.
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0ep. SlidbadberS gaipDn 1853
Oft.gpmmerce. StraBe. WetBs uno
8raunbier. @i9enes @ebrdu. Das
arDBte @las Bier in Der Stant fir
5 Gents.
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DRAUGHON'S
.BM1xnallHNaQaI

San Antonio, Fort Worth, benson,
austin, Waco and Ell Paso. 27 Colleges
in is States. POSITION secured or
Money RETURNED. Also teach BY
MAIL. Catalogue will convince you
that Draughon's is THE BEST, Call
or send for it.
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Seht su BurefaIIer,s
Saloon uno & eitaurant, Bil.
litasS trabe neben Der SaIe Der Ser.
mannsiDbne.
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@aiens ooer pals Ratarrb miro
fofDrt be1eitigt unD permanent furirt
burb v1prp Tprmalinss (Gimer
e. Mmenb). Sn alien NpDtbefen
au hQben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-10-19

Guf Gllerb6biten gefebl!
pShmaraieber oulo' i'd nidt in
meine1 Staten |" Dies Mort, be-
fruhteno mar's ME Triihlingsreaer,
0'rum fieht man rings bel unlern
8Dtentateri nur fr6blihen greianils
fen entgegen. - (Berliner llt.)
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steat Obj, 1otspO, |

SIuuE u o. ApIt D o, \
9ueas @Ountn IS.
GrantS ). Gbenep bcl9pOrt. eaB CT Der dl=
tere Iartner Der Girma ). s.. @benep&Go.
1T, tpelte GeIbdfte in Der StaOt Soleoo, IN o6en=
penanntent County nno Stoate, tut, uno oaB be-
GOIfar 8 fir ieOen SAL bon aatarrb beabIeu
tpiro, Der onrb ben Sebrau1 bon 6alt' q a.
tarrb : Rur ni4t eebeilt msroen lam.
Grant ). Gbenen,
(- 9el6luorei Dor mir uuos lnterl6riebsn
Sie8el IN neinsr 8e9enluart am 6. Se5em=
~- Der u, 8. 1886.
U. W. II, 6iientliaer Hotar.
6alrs Ratartb BUR miro innerlih aensmmen
unO ipirtt brett auf oas 9tut uuo BE fhteimiaen
Gberhdhei beg Spieas. aaBt Sud 3eugniiIe frst
lulaiden.
). 3. @benep & 60, Soteoo, o.
Rebmi 0al's stanttItens Y laem fir 8erfcpFuno
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-05-04
JOffInQS.

Don't forget the Salisbury family en-
tertainment tonight.
A good entertainment is promised by
the Salisbury family. Don't miss it.
The party registration books 1iled in
the office of the county clerk show that
80 per cent Of the republicans registered
and that five more names were registered
in the democratic column than were cast
for their candidate at the last state cleo
ton for secretary of state.
ripple of excitement was caused on
Lakeside boulevard yesterday by run
away horse which became frightened at
an automobile. The animal ran through
G. w. Longwell's yard and plunged
down an embankment about 10 feet in
height. But little damage was done.
The democrats of Van Buren, are to
be congratulated on their party feality,
despite the fact that they have not had
look-in so far as county affairs are con-
cerned. The party registration vote
shows that in the county five more vot-
ers registered as democrats than votes
were given for their candidate for secre-
tary Of state.
Local enthusiasts are making an ef-
fort to secure a first class base ball team
for Hartford this season. Nearly all of
$3.50 needed has already been subscribed.
A base ball meeting was held Wednesday
evening and +. a. Greenfield was elected
manager of the association with j. S.
Thompson as secretary and treasurer.
They expect to secure the services of
John Sanders Of Elgin, H., who caught
for Hartford in 1897. Another meeting
is called for Friday to elect captain and
other Hartford Alliance.
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RELIC OF DE SOTO FOUND
Old Spanish Weapon Left by Explor-
er's Soldiers of Mississippi
Expedition.

A gentleman of Monroe county,
Miss, while fishing in the Tombigbee
about two miles south of Aberdeen.
found in the edge of the river, partly
imbedded in the soft clay, an old Span
ish halberd, reports the New Orleans
imes-Democrat.
There was peculiar interest in this
find, because there is little doubt that
it is relic of the expedition OF Her
nando de Soto, then on his way, un-
consciously, to the discovery of the
mighty river so closely associated with
his name. There is no remnant Of the
wooden handle, the metal is heavily
incrusted with rust, and the once keen
edges have worn away, but the form
Of the weapon is well preserved, and
when struck against a hard substance
the steel rings almost as true as when
it left the armorer's hand, more than
800 years ago.
1t has the spear point on top battle
ak on one side and a curved knife on
the other, reminding one of the ancient
instructions TO the halberdier in train
ing, who was taught that IF the AK
stroke should fail 10 repair his mistake
with a prompt thrust of the piked
head"
De Soto went into camp for the win
ter in what is now Pontotoc county
and the remains of his intrenchments
were in evidence a,few years ago, and
may possibly be still visible. In April
1541, he continued his march to the
northwest until he reached what is now
De Soto county, where he turned due
west and came out upon the bluffs
overlooking the Mississippi, which he
acre saw for the first time.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-05-04
LOO rInIckY.

Prof M. E. Jaffa, of the University
of California, is conducting at Oakland
a series of experiments with the OBJ
ject of increasing the laying power of
the hen.
Prof. Jaffa has already secured some
remarkable laying records. In dis
cussing these records he said the other
day
Cleanliness is a prime factor In
successful chicken farming. Keep the
runs clean, dry, cheerful, and your
hens will do their duty by you nobly.
"In fact, to make hens Jay well 1t
Is almost necessary to carry neatness
to the finicky point-to be as finicky
as the old lady with the aquarium.
"This old lady did not merely keep
the aquarium neat-the glass spotless.
the stones at the bottom snowy-but
1t was said of her that every Saturday
night she took the fish out and gave
them a bath"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-05-04
TEMPER TIES TER.
No Wonder Some Paw Paw Peo-
pie are Annoyed.

Very little rest night after
night, very little comfort day af-
ter day, the constant itching Of
piles or eczema. Any itchiness
of the skin is a temper tester.
Doan's Ointment is a never-fail-
ing cure. Is endorsed by Paw
Paw citizens for all itching skin
diseases.
Henry Sage, a bill poster
and distributor, says: "Doans
Ointment procured at Martin &
Showerman's drug store, is all
that is claimed for it. l had itch
ing and protruding piles for
years and tried several remedies.
Some were worthless and others
benefited me for a time, but l
never got any permanent relief
until / used Doan's Ointment. 1t
gave relief at once and l contin-
ued the treatment for a few
days longer and it brought a
complete cure. Doan's ONT
ment did so much for me that
feel it a duty | owe my fellow
men to say word for it when
ever ! can"
For sale by all dealers, price
so cents. Foster Milburn Co.
Buffalo, N. Y, sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name Doan's
and take no substitute.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-05-04
IRISH FARMER HAMPERED.
Excessive Freight Rates Prevent
Free Transport of His
Products.

An important economic fact is point
ed out by Charles Edward Russell in
Everybody's Magazine:
Let us see. In present conditions
the one opportunity for the Irish farm
er is in dairy products. For these, he
has exceptional advantages, a moist
moderate climate and rich pastures
Irish butter is probably the best in the
world; its flavor is marvellous, TO quote
Jerry StIckles. Here is an enormous
market for dairy products right at Ire
lands door, for London and most OF
England must import butter. Ireland
can raise almost unlimited quantities
of dairy products, and yet Irish butter
for all its excellence, is rare in Eng
land. OF what use is land to the Irish
farmer if he cannot get his products to
market? He might as well be on a
coral reef in the Pacific. 1t is the rates
charged on the Irish railroads that
shut him in like walls Here are a
multiplicity of small lines, separate
companies, all owned in England. The
stockholders have no concern except to
get their dividends regularly and in
large sizes. The arrangements for
through transportation are defective
Each little road maintains it's own
gouging tariff, each insists upon it's
own pound of flesh; the resulting
sharges are probably without a paral-
lei except in some remote and noun
famous regions"