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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-10-27

Let every merchant and citizen
come up with his part to help pay
for the new factory site,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-10-27

If Governor Vardaman lives ten
more years, he will see the repeal of
the 18th amendment.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-10-27
25000 Nl91C

The towns newspaper contributes
more to the city's progress in dollars
and cents. what its space represents,
than any individual citizen
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-10-27
1000 1910

Hearst, from all reports, will be the
next Governor of New York
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-10-27

The news paper mans troubles are
not IN the paper alone.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-10-27

The fine weather and cotton pick
ing is enjoyed by the entire South.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-10-27

We are authorized to announce the
name of
JAS. G. SPENCER,
of Port Gibson, as a candidate for
State Insurance Commissioner. Sub
ject to the decision of the Democratic
primaries.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-10-27
COMING ATTRACTIONS

Donnelly & Hatfield, under the
management of Al. G. Field, have met
with good success since their organi-
cation last fall and advices 1 have, are
that they have pleased wherever they
performed.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-10-27

Sergeant Kitty, with Helen Byron
in the lead, has played to S. r. 0
houses all through the South, ant
should please here
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-10-27

Corinne, with "Forty6ve Minutes
From Broadway" has been compared
with Fay Templeton, who heads
Company No. I. The critics along
the route of the company have all
agreed and sent in the same opinion
III House well nleaSed"
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-10-27
ABOUT THE PLAY

Under this head viii be found
each week . criticism Of the plays
recently produced IN this city, as
well a. view a. what to expect
In the coming productions.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-10-27

$4,000 1910
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-10-27
HE DELTA's POPULAR PAPER

SUSCEPTIBILITY Dollars the Year
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-10-27

- $4,000 IN 1910
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-04

ftGnbige MobilmaGuna, tpobei audi
nod bic feds SIafen Der 2anbtpsbr
sinserei9t iperben, 10 fpmmen nod
100000 Mann binau, unb bic 3abl
Der tGgli9en Soften fir bic @rmee
ftsigt auf 100000 Sr. fir ben
Sag. 8ere9net man bic Oauer bes
&rieses ebenfalls auf 245 Sage ME
187O-71, 10 ersiebt fi3 ols @e>
5ammttoiten Die ungebeur. Summs
bon 9 Miniarben 80 Miuionen.
Oebnt man bic tdsli9en unterbalz
tunssfoften bon II Sr. fir ben Sol>
baten auf bic Nrmeen Oeutf6lanbs,
bas 100000 Mann unter Wuffen
felt, Seiterrei6s nit 100000
Mann unb Staliens nit 100000
Mann aus, 10 ersie6t Der tdgli6e 8erz
brau9 bieier Staten 100 MiQionen
fir einen Gag.
Wie riefenbuft bieie Gummen iinp,
seigt elm @erslei4 nit benz fran5DIis
f9en Stadtsbubgst, bas tGeli4 sebn
Wfilipnen bstrGst, popon 5pei Drill
lionen auf bic Nrmee entfallen. Sie
tdgli6sn 4us9aben fir bic Mrmee Be-
trager alfo i'm Sale zines &rieaes
neunSebnmul 10 Diel, ais bic i'm 5riez
ben bafir ausgepprfene Summe, unb
iibsr 315mal 10 biel, oIs bas qanse
Stdatsbubget. gu oiefen immenfen
Soften fpmmt nod Der fpirt6i6oftli6e
NieDer9ung bes gun5en 2anbes unb
aller Snbuitrien. Sm &risge 1870
II entging Sranfrei9 nur babur9
benz Stadts6unferott, baB bic 8anf
bon 5rantrei9 bic notbpenbisen
Summer aufbra6ts. Qber bsute mare
es unmOgli3, audi fir Die 8anf bon
Srantreid, 10 groBe Summsn auf3u>
brin9en. Su fat bic gauge mGnnli6e
8ebOlterung apiIden 5tpan5ig urb
fiinfunbpierSie Sabren i'm Selbe ffe6t,
muB Elm GROCER She'll Der inbuitrieQen
l1nternebmuneen unb pirt6f6dftli6en
8etrie6e tire ar5eit einiteuen. Die
glet9en unbeilpoIIen Solsen piirbe
Der eurppGif&e &rieg fir Seutf4lunb,
fir. Stalun, fir GngIdnb, fir Sefterz
reid ba6en. l1eberall tpiirbe cine pDuiz
&c OtonOmii6e 8erni4tung bereinbres
den, unb benz Sieger piirbe fein Sies
tbeuer gu fteben fummen. 8isle SABRE
binbur9 tpiirben bieie Solgen anbaus
ern, bepor lie an Wirtfamteit auf bus
gan3e 2eben berl0ren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-04
Gas ParfepaIf6e emftf@tH.

Die bis6er er5ieIten 2efultate nit
l%entbaren 8alons lafen troB Der be-
bingten Grfolge Santos Sumpnts,
Der 8riiber 2sbaubp unO &nabenfbues
feline 6offnung, auf biefe @eiie einen
enbgiiIticen te9nii9en Sies gu errin=
gen. Der lenfbare 8anon pirb i'm
beften Sale Bel pinbitiuer 4tmofpbGre
Dem Meni6en Sienite leiiten f0nnen,
sr pirb aber infolge Ieiner 9ebre9li9s
felt unb feiner 9Drprbei9affen6eit
itets elm Nptbbe6elf unb nur Elm Hpt6z
bebelf bleiben. SroBbem bat feline
Griitena beute bereits DEFENDERS fir
militGrif9e 3pede cine gepiHe 9ereGz
tigung, unb Die 6ran5oien nebmen nit
aler Gnergie ben Saben auf, Tim fi6
in linn Elm neues 9ilfsmittel fur ben
@uftldrungsbient gu fi9ern. Qu9
Die beutf3eu MilitGrfreife aei9en beute
in beritGrftem Mabe bteies 8eitre6en
= taum bat 9raf zeppelin cine Sort
iebung ieiner &rbeiten au~fgegeben, 10
ri9ten ii9 aGer @ugen uuf bas neue
9uftI9iff bes Maiors bon ParieOal,
bas Ieiner 8ouenbung enteegensebt.
Maior BON parieOal, Der ieineraeit
nit benz %peritorbenen 9auptmann bon
Siosfelb ben beute in alien MtlitGr-
ftaoten eingefii6rten Sra9enbdIpn
cpnftruirte, arbeitet ieit elmer Gsibe
bon Sabren in @ugsburg an einem
Ienfbdren 8allpn. Der 8alonf0rper
bes neuen 2uftI6iffes, Der cine cblins
Bride 6crm nit abserunbeten @den
ssi9t, beiiBt i'm Snnern am &opf unb
Gnbe ie ei~nen2uftiad, tpel6e benz Bal
lon einestbeils bic nOtbige Straff6eit,
onberntbeils bur9 elm entipre9enbes
Muf6ldben unb gntleereH ben gez
piinf9ten Neigunespinfel perleiben
fOqen. Den beioen 2Gngsieiten bes
8alpns finb gum 3pede elmer grObez
rem Stetigteit beim 5luse pagere4te
5ligel 6~eisegeben. Die 9onbel 1T in
ftabiler Weiie aus Mlumininm unb
gtien eebdrt unb entbGlt einen Saims
lermptor unb einen 8enSinbe6Glter.
Die 2uftf6raube, bic CUR SOrtbepes
gung bienen ion, lit gu i6rem S3use
gegen eri9perte 2dnoungen oberhal6
Der @onbel angebru9t. sic 5etgt
entgesen ben Mobellen frii6erer @on>
ftrutteure feline fteifen Sligel, fonoern
fol9e aus Seseltu9, bic bur9 cine
~eigenartige 8prri6tuns pdbrenb bes
8etrie6es fir cine seeisnete Sld3en=
bilbung Der Sliigel ior9eH ipu. Der
8auont0rper felbft bat nur cine 2Gnge
bon 49, Meter, alio einen immerbln
bemeHenen umfuns, Der Die Sdnbs
babuns bss 5lugi4tffes ii3erli4 err
lei6tern tpirb. Bel Der groBen prarts
bes G%onftrufteurs auf benz Ssbiete Der
2ufti9tffabrt unb Bel ieinen in Sdbr1
sebnten sefummelten rei9en Grfohs
rungen fann man tpobl %dnneAmen, DAB
bic fir bieies 5rihiabr IN Nusitdt
eenpmmenen @eriu6e siinitige Neiuls
tate seitigen perben. =
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-04
Die Soften etneS europdtf@ets
&rie8es.

Die Dtonpmiiden 5olgeR zines
tiinftisen 9rieees bat Der Sran5oie
Sules Rp9e unldngit bebanbelt. @r
fpmmt gu benz 3eiultute. baB BET Der
Gomplicirtbeit bes beutiger OtonomlS
i6en 2e6ens elm europGtf4er &rieg
cine alaemeine &%atatrpphe herporru=
fen piirpe, bic einen polfommeren
3uiammenbru9 unieres gan5e1 geiels
i6aftli6en 2ebens bebeuten mD9te
unb etpa einem un%9e6euren @rbbeben
gu berolei&en tpGre, baB bic geplpgls
f&en S6i9ten unferer Groe BON
@runb aus umpiihlen piirbe. AIs
@runblase fir feline gers4nungen
bienen linn bic @erluftliiten unb Die
aufgepanbten &rGfte in benz &riese
187O-71. Na9 ben I%ufiteaungen
Srebcinets betrugen Die Streittrdfte
Der Republif 100000 Mann, bic i'm
sselbe itanben, unb 100000 Mann in
9aris, tpprunter 100000 TationoIs
sarbe. Sn Der eriten 3eit bes 9rieees
bate Srunfrei9 ettpd bic glei4e &ns
aabl Splbaten unter ben Waffen gez
babt, 10 bab man bic iepeilige Stdrts
Der franaDiii6en Mrmee aaes in allen
auf 100000 Mdnn be5iffern tpnnte.
Die beutIden StreitfrGfte 5dblten i'm
Muguit 1870 ales in diem 1,133.O00
Monn unb i'm 6ebruar 1871, mo Die
SD6itaabl Der unter ben @affen Stez
benben srrei6t purbe, 100000. Die
Soften fir bic unterbaltins iebes einz
aelnen Golbaten bereanet Ho6e auf
IL Sranten tdsli4. @r felt 5und4It
bic @efammtfoiten bes &rieges nit 8
Miuiarben 237 Minionen fet, Siebt
bon bieier Sunme bic finf Miaiar'
ben, bic Jrantrei4 &rie9sfoften 5obs
len mubte, ebsnip cine Miaiarbe, bic
bur9 bic 5olsen bes unglidli6en
&rieaes eripu9ien, ab unb tpmmt gu
benz GrsebniB, boB bic @~useaben fur
ben &risg, aud psnn b%erielbs 9lids
Ii9 perlaufen pGre, gum minbeiten 8
Miuiarben 287 Minipnen ~betrassn
bGtten. Oa Der 3ries adt Monate Ober
245 Sage buuerte, 10 tommsn BEL elmer
GtGrfe bes 6eeres bon 100000
Mann elf Granfen tdsli4 auf Den
aopf.
Geitbem lit bic 9eeres itGrfe Der @rs
mssn aubsrorbentli9 setpa4fen. 81,
bstr1ot -, cSronfreiA hei nor mnb;I.
maduns bes ftebenben 9eeres 1885,
600 damn, gu benen nod 10000
Mann Rsierpe in jeber Der feds &lai'
fen fommen. 70 bab faon in ben eriter
Mpnaten bes &rieses 2,860,OOC
Mann unter Waffen iteben tpiirben
Die tGgli9 our llnterbaltung bieies
9eeres beraussabte Summe beIiefe fd
bann auf 31,460,000 Jranten. OabeI
fnb bic Soften bon IL ST.. febr ME.
J brig bere4net. grfolgt nun bic poq.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-04

-Sneiner8 irt9f4aft5 gu
9e6rbeu Bel 6annpper ipielten Spei
2anbpirtbe Dor Ginger 3eit 8iaarb.
Sn Der Ndbe bes Billiards faben on
sinem Slide S~tatipieler. Der cine
8illarbfpieler itieB periebentli4 einen
Der Statfpieler, einen Or. meD., nit
Dem 8ilarbiipd binter's Sbr. Sas
cine OBJ purbe babel f9per perleBt,
70 baB bas @e6Dr dbnubm. Der 4r5t
tlagte auf S9abeneriab. Seine Gr<
nerbsfdbigfeit purbe BON bier bebeuz
tenben mebi5inif9en Sa9peritdnbieen
gepriift unb 10 feitgeiteat, baB Der
&ldger infolse Der 8erlebuns gu 80
YrO5ent erper6sunfGbis lei. Ser 8es
fla9te purbe auf 9runb Der Suta9z
ten ppm 9aubgeri9t 9annpber CUR
3dblung elmer lebensldngli9en Gente
bon iG6rli9 1860 Marf an ben Irat
p%erurtbeilt. Siefes @eri6t bate nod
eine elei4pertbiee Saulb bes &lGgers
unb Setlagten ansenprmen unb besz
6alb benz &lG9er bic 6Glfte Der Soften
oes 8erfa6rens auferleet. Sas Sberz
ldroesgeri6t @elle ippie ipGter audi
bas &ei3sgeri9t nabmen inbeb elm
lol9es 8eri6ulDen ni6t an rnb era4>
teten ben 8eflagten auein fir er1ab=
pfli9tig unb perurtbeilten i'm au9
our Sragune iGmmtli9er Soften. Ser
geflagte lit sa6lunssfdbis, 10 bub er
ZEN uneliidli9en 8ilarbftoB i9per
biiBen mub.
: S m englif9en l1nterbauie
mar neuli9 Der feltene 6aa gu perz
Sei9nen, bab bic 6ibrer beiber parz
teien ipegen &ranfbeit obpeienb ipa<
rem. Der premierminifter 9alfour
uno Serr Chamberlain iparsn bur9
grfGltung irgenb elmer Dirt ans 8stt
gefefelt, unb bic Siibrung beiber Parz
teien nurbe i'm l1nterbauie bur9
9errn 4squitb auf Seiten Der &egi.>
rung unb 9errn Nuftin chamberlain
auf Seiten Der Oppoiition iibernomz
men. Die Solge Der @btpeienbeit Der
brei 9enennten 9erren mar Die, buB
bic Hegtarung ibre Mbii6t, cine Dis
fulton iiber bic fistalii6e Srase berz
bei5ufiibren, aufgab unb bic intereis
fante Debate auf bic nG6fte Wo9e
psrl9ob. 9err Msquith ma9te babel
ben S9er5, bab bic 9efpre9une Der
6rage obne Gbamberlains unb Ball
fours Inpeien6eit elmer Muffiibrung
bes p9amlet" pbne ben Prin5en BON
SGnemarf unb pbne BEN @eiit gleiden
piirbe. Sas Saus la6te lange unb
ber5li9 iiber bieien Wib, ben cine 2ons
boner .3eitun9 bereits inuitrirt bat,
fppbei 8alfour ben @eift unb Gbamz
berlain Die &one bss Prin5en fpielt.
Gin dbHli9er SAL Der I6tpei ;lbeit Der
Sauptperionen mar pGbrenb Ger Snz
fluenaa : epidemic i'm Sabre 18o1 gu
per5ei6nen. Samals poren N~rb
Roieberp, Morlep, 8alforr unb etra
stpanais parlamentarier fampfunfG'
big.
-9rinSen> Gramea. Yros
fefor: limb tper bat @merita ent'
bedt, &Dnigli9e 6obeit?" = Prin5:
.&Onig Serbinanb unb &Dnigin Sfa-
beaa!" = prOfefor: Song re4t,
&0nigli9e 9obeit, bieie lieben IS burd
einen sepihen columbus fu4en!!"
Sn Der S9ule. 2ebrer
mad ben Weibna9tsferisn): mWas
babe ih bier fir cine Jru9t in Der
6anb, paulg" = S1iler: Cine
Nub!" 2ebrer: nRi4tig! @ie
rennt man ben Buum, Der fol1s
Grii9te trGgt2" = S9iler: rWeib'
nnhtaharims
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-04

Muse bene g ii d r.
Die Offentli9e 2efebalIe in Sena bat
einen @erglei9 aufseitelIt, pie it9 in
einselnen StdOten nit Sibliot9efen Die
3obl Der ausgeliebenen 9GnOe 81 Der
9ebDiferunesaubl perbdlt. Suna9
fommen 9ii6erousIeibungen ouf ben
Gopf Der 8epDlferuns in &emi9eio
OPT, in Bremen 0.46, in 9amburg
$50, in 2iibed 0.53, in Bonn O.62. in
Tranffurt a. 81. O.83, in Ssnabriid
LOO, in Sarmtaot 1.04, in Sefuu
LBS, in 8armen Leg, in Sena aber
BAT!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-04

@aruu1 bic sutsn 9entben BON
3ion ,@itplf& ni&t sinsn Na9foIger
Oomies aus SnbianapoIis boIten, iR
eia:ntli& inerfldrli9. Wir baben,
6anls on Der 6pibs 70 bisIe foubsr.
bare 9siltss bier. bab MIR germ einen
cber ben anberei, los iuerben m6Gten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-04

mtIIionen Sboa6Ioe {.
Ha9 Dem jingft erf9ienenen Sabress
beri6t bat Ser 8erliner Ifnlberein fir
Sboa6lofe felt fetnem 37jGbrigen 8es
fteben 5,630,O21 perfonen b~eberberet;
i'm persansenen Sabre 3O9,359 perips
men, itrt0 stpar 253,641 MGnner, 3d.
718 Srauen uno 2inber ausf6lieblid
265 SdusIinss. Beim mdnnIi9en &C.
f9ledt tpeifen = pie in ben perganqe>
men Jabren = bic Mltersftufen BON 20
BIB 40 Sahren, Bel 6en Trauen 81.
Ilterstlufen bon 40 BIS 60 Sabren
be lb0dften Grequena5tffern auf. 8e>
fonoers be6auerlth 1T es, 6aB TIT
@reifinner I'm Glitter bon 70 Biz 80
Sabren oas @fpl auHu&en mubten.
pte 8unptrnree.
9 (om Sage Dor Der 5ods
5eit): ~2ange bdrf unfere 9o9aeitss
reife ni9t mGbren. Mu6olf, fouf miro
rnein Meiietlsib unrna.rnI"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-04

an fleinereu Orten bnr4 uebermabme einer bequeueu
Aaentur nebembst psrbieuen Nan i8rette cine
Yonfarte an gr. u. eteenien. &eImershraat IS.
Hmferbam, 6ounnb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-04

S<erIanet = Cine dltIiAe beutt&e Jrou os 6aus.
~ bdlterin. tetn Woi1en, fem Da3eIn. gutes
eeim. isine ainber. Tus CUTE GmpfebIune babsn
Nau Iafe 9brene tn Der Office btefes Dlattss.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-04

S%erlanet = gine Sran sum Netnisen eineu Cog
~ iebe mo&e IN Gomilie BON 3mei Grma9ienen
SIN Der expedition ua&sufrassn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-04

N%erIauot Gin Rdbneu fir aneemsine Sous.
~ arbeit. Na1sufra9en
so4 Rcrb YeunfpInauia Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-04

O%erIanat.U eine bsutf9s Rb9in. eobm 81 90 per
y @o1s. aIetns SamiIis. Na13ufragen
ss1 Rorb DeIaipore etrobe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-04
0erlan9t An3et9en

retnb peI9er art perbeu IN Der .Snbiona 9ribine'
Sc per SeiIt fur iebe Suiertiou bsreauet.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-02-01
MOT 10 he CHANGED.
"@TiT III e Safeguard of the Amer.
ic-n Standard of Living.

AC1aH SE4hA.tfEi Dt living.
Wen American production is so
cno"aous that after supplying domes-
Tie leeds there still remain mamlac-
lures to tie value of half a billion dol
lars for export to the markets of the
rest af the world, it must be conceded
tJ3t oven out and out free trade would
not in for ,the consumer any material
reelection in the cost of tine products
l. purchases. All that general tariff
raai. ton could accomplish would be
tAe replacing of American labor with
clcaD foreign labor.
No longer can the idea of Il sweeping
horizontal reduction of the tariff be
seriously entertained. In a broad sense
tao tariff is simply an equalizer of Ia
boz costs and the safeguard of the
Arorican standard of living. As such
Il has been taken entirely out of the
realm Of discussion by the ever in
cfca3ing volume of our exports of sur
plus manufactured products.-Provi-
Ieuce News.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-02-01

One Of th@ first c..CCtS that constant
drinking has Oh the individual is Il
Weakening OF the will power Though
he may at times awaken to the thought
ihat his Indulgence in alcoholic stimu-
atiou IS getting the best Of him, and
he makes sincere resolution to stop
drinking. he discovers when he endcav-
orS 10 put his resolution into practice
that the alcoholic craving, which is
the root of the trouble, has grown too
strong for him TO conquer. When q
man reaches this stage it is time for
him to call halt and seek Il means to
destroy the craving before he is hope
le55.y cntuuglcl in the web of drink
prominent business man of New
York, Il member Of the chamber of COM
mercc. known among his friends as a
iudu of Nap0!eonic viii, stimulated
freely in order to work necessarily
during months when owing to panic,
tie Investments OF nearly 10000 peo-
PIE were imperilcd, and he felt rcapon-
s,bio for uer protection. When the
strain was over he decided 10 stop the
#timuant and was amazed to find him
SELF IN hopeless bondage. In Il private
interview Lc had sought he said: Doc
tor, never had my Will baflled before,
but in this / am as helpless as Il baby.
| have struggled in vain and in my
extremity have called upon my God
fer help. TO strengthen my will have
on my knees recorded solemn oath to
ny Co5 | would never touch whisky
again. bat | have pcrjurcd myself to
my Cod l do not believe | have
spark OF manhood left. DO YOU think
there is any hope for meT At an age
that should have marked the prime Of
his life chat inan went to his death
through alcoholism.
The 0pYMhemer Treatment is , sue
''.s'u' ].@alv Car he cure "f "''~.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-02-01

The tariff reyisers who demand that
the change in the tariff law, whenever
II shall begin, must not be on the lines
of keeping the American wage Garner
in lis job. but must be on the lines Of
g.l.ing nr.iele9 orrnr..7 IN on market
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-02-01

The Greening Nursery COMPANY,
Monroe, Mich, one of the leading
nursery concerns in the UuitcG
States, writes us that they want Il
good live agent in tins section Ia
solicit orders for their nursery stock.
Experience not necessary. They
offer good pay weekly, and furnish
canvas,ing outfit free.
We advise any man or woman in
our community, who is in Il position
10 take orders for the above house
to write them for particulars immc-
diately.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-02-01
COURT PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, Hon CuAs L, TERRY President
Judge HuuOmblcs John j. Kceser and Il. e. K.
Eskinka Assoc. Judges Ofthe Courts Of oyer q nd
Tewn,uer ana General Jail Delivery, Quarter
Sessions Of the Peace, Orphans Court and COM
mon Pleas for the County of sullivan have Issued
their prrcept, bearing date the II day Of Dee
1903, to me directed, tor holding the severn
courts in the Borough of Laporte, on Monday the
y day Feb Of 1906, at clock p. ~.
Therefore notice is hereby given TO the Coroner
Justices OF the Peace and IonStableS within the
county, that they be then and there in their prop
er person at O'Clock y OF said day, with their
rolls records inquisitions examinations and
other rCmemheranCCS to those things to which
their office, appertain to he done. And 70 those
who are bound by theirrecognizancc to prosecute
against prisoners who are or shall be in the jail Cf
thes1id county OF sullivan, are hereby notified Ia
be tuen and there to prosecute against them as
viii be just,
CANK W. BUCK, sheriff
SherifT's once. Laporte Pa. Nov. Is, l9U5
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-02-01
Trial List February Term. 1905,

Return Day, Feb. 26 1905, at > o'clock.
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THE MEANEST MAN.
When Asked to Pay for Newspaper,
Puts il Back in pOst0ffice.

The Okmulgee Kan. Democrat
strangely enough has been having
some trouble this winter collect
ing from subscribers, which has
inspired the editor to PRINT the
following rebuke:
"a man may use the mole on
the back of his neck for collar
button: he may ride a freight to
save 3 cents per mile; he may
light the lamp with a splinter, to
save matches; he may stop his
watch at night to save wear; use
period for a semicolon, to save
ink; pasture his grandmother's
grave to save hay, but man of
this kind is a scholar and a gentle
man, compared to man who will
take a newspaper, and when ask
ed to pay for it, put 1t tack IN the
postoffice, marked refused. y
Kansas City Journal.
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The Care of Shade Trees.

1t will be well to look to the
shade trees early in the season.
The gypsy moth, which infested
naples in many parts of the coun-
try late last fall, may have left
eggs which escaped the appllca
tiCn of insectlclde advised at that
time. ] would advise gong over
these trees this month with the
following preparation which |
have found better than anything
else | have ever tried Melt a
pound of Ivory soap and mix with
it, while quite warm, one pint Of
kerosene. Agitate until complete
union takes place. The mixture
can then be added to twelve
quarts of water. An mulslon
will readily be formed by the op-
Grafton of the sprayer Spray
the trees thoroughly among their
branches, but scrub their trunks,
using for this part OF the work a
stiff brlstled scrubblng brush,
with handle inserted IN side in
stead of top. This will enable
you to get the emulsion well IN
among the bark, where eggs may
have been deposited. If insects
appear, repeat the application.
In fighting tree enemies, not
much can beaccomplishedin town
or village where residences are
close together, unless all proper
ty owners work in union with
each other. If A and G will do
nothing to rout the pest, BIS ef-
forts will count for little. Here
is here community interests
should prompt each lot owner to
cooperate heartily with his neigh
Dor. -Eben e Rextord IN "Mak-
ing the Country Home" in The
Outing Magazine for May.
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Up Against II.

The Carlisle Sentinel says edi-
torlally:
The county commissioners are
confronted by somewhat of a sit.
uation. By their indiscretlon
they have had to borrow heavily
lor the paymentofthe Harrisburg
turnpike-Sl1 400. Now they find
that they will be compelled to as.
sumo the permanent care of this
road and it will cost large sum
10 build bridges and put it into
condition Besides there Will be
condemnation proceedings for the
balance OF the turnpike and they
may find fifty or sixty miles OF
road on their hands to be put IN
good condition and cared for per.
manently out of the county treas,
ury. Then a new bridge in the
lower end Will cost twelve or more
thousands They talk of increas
ing the tax rate, but they will, find
that about as unpopular 4 move
menu as can be undertaken.