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The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1906-08-18
The DeeStriCk Skule.
4

The Deestrct Skule rendered by local talent at the
Town Hall Thursday night very laughable affair
The play is very funny burlesque and the varous char
acters we'll represented by the ladies and young
of Rosedae Besides the regular program some very
bright and pointed local hits made by J. CASTOR Sed
berry and Stanly Dyches.
large crowd present and the receipts from the
tainent which were given the baseball club amounted
to about 5000. Following is the
SCHOOL MARIN. ............ MISS MONA CHICHESTER
@ Ann May sna sa,ss
Hannah Maria Honeysuckle frw;us, Mrs. Lobdel and
Temperance Harshon Honeysuckle Miss Re Sutherland
Ezekiel Jeremiah Honeysucke Francois Wynn
Patience Peterkin mrs. NuRent
Experience Salvation Bradford Miss May Jones
Benehts Johnson MISS rloFe"ce 0i"e's
Calamity Jane Pettibone MISS may reari SCOTT
Vardaman. .Mr j. Gaston Sedberry
Abraham Smith. Mr. Joe Edd'ns
Jonathan Pett'one DSs"eS
Hezekah Dewberry NoSer Jo""so"
John Sharp Williams MI " are
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1906-08-18
SOME INTERESTING FIG
URES.

In this age of the man who
"does things is the man needed
in public life as we'll as in business
affairs. Congressman Ben G.
Humphreys represents a District
rich in the productiveness of its
soil and the nobility of its people.
The great wealth of the District,
however, would suffer heavy loss
in value but for the production to
the planters secured through the
construction of levees along the
banks of the Mississippi river and
improvements of the streams with
in this vast Delta section. The
people represented by Mr.. Hum
phreys have a special interest to
be guarded by their Congressman,
they need help from the Govern
ment aud how we'll Mr.. Humph-
rey's, since entering Congress, has
guarded their interest may be learn
ed from the comparative statement
given below:
For convenience we have group
ed the Yazoo and its tributaries,
the Tallahatchie. Coldwater,
Tchula Lake and Big Sunfower
The following table shows the ap-
preparations made for these streams
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-12
Ghelascafc 0ampfer.G Ompaanie.

HHctdpentcsStnic.
GIegante 9nilagter . &nu1pter ~Ilanita" uno
ATLANTA" tl1dD
Glb NUlnt Comfort NIB gDrFplt, Ia.
Sampicr b~erlItIen baltimore tdalt6 (nI;sAe'
|uunlnlCt Sunntd05) nm Gao Gbenos lno Tom,
pfu in Slo Eoint Comfort nm & llbr Wtotgens
nth in gIorfuIt nm ITO Worgens an, niI6lte'
neub al bic Gifeubah tl8ilne nab autn Yutiteil
oes SitoeuS unb SiiomeiieIS.
OprfsJliuer.Gtnte. .
@tgaHte YdtiugiCr . 9nntpier DGbaslotie" uno
-Waltinlotc"
mao gScits9,ptut nub Mldlmunb, Wa.
Tumpfer ~perIatier Baltimore tdQlt6 (1lisge'
Rnfifleu Sonttdas) unl o ubr gadfHtttuaS uTo
iommcu Al gSeits@oint I'M 7,30 W|orgeits uItb
In Nt0muro nm 3.26 Wlnracns an.
8tc an ItoiliaGet, Withuohert iito 6rettaqer
bon Baltimore 0bfabrenhcn Sdnpier. mo bic
bon g1citsFoint an HienitnQelt, 8pnncriin9efi
uuo GamfianclI dbfnbrcu, lcGcil In @lorteIter'
NOint. G~letnciiS NIB NGltlutos an; iiro Die
an 9icnituact, 8onncriiugcr uno Glnliineer
bon g'uliilHorc uiIo al W}0rinRen, WliitlundleiI
unh ffreiiugcn bon lReftsB0iE: nbtnbrenoen
Enmpfer leGen In g~urfiofun lino Glnb'Sdff an
(bci pilnitipcin Wetter).
Eampicr %uerlaicu SdiItv-nre pom Eter VT. IL
NIB 10, aigbtfir afen.lprrfte,
Sur6sNiiIcte idb alien 9Slltiiett fbrnelt 1e'
fdcrt. @epdd nripcocbct ms Saiiltcn6titrler
Inn WOruils rcfcrbirt ucrocft. IN nen hteH0en
Nturt,0iirealir: Hr. 40. Eh.gultirHure.S trnhe,
VI. u. Wobfpn, Ngent. Wr. 1877, Ef'Yaltimore.
strnbe, ODER bet 6nipts ViircoiI: Nr. $50.
GIANT. eirnfe, Baltimore, Wib:
MrpbeH 7oner, y. Y. Gbisnt
Den. .@cI6ditsfi6rer. @en. sVGifngiersagent.
Z. 8. Me1anuef, SGIts.Sen .'pod 'Npent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-12

Infer Den 6rolen i6cint Ole @iiIfS.
bc0iirfti9tcit leltencr uor5lttommcll,
ais l1nter Den WGnncrn, Der Suupt=
unteridie0 5ipil6cn 0ct bci0cn @es
id)ledtcrn lit obcr Der, 0oB 6rallcll,
mcl6c rinnnl I'M NrmcnboIle Inter
funit %Gcfln0en, IS nid)t mcbr Ocrlulr
len md6ren0 Die Wtonncr bdltiiA MIR
i'm Mintcr bon Oiciem Shlupnuintcl
Webroud) mod)ett. Die gtcger |ltcllcl
perG0lt1ibntGBig 81 Den Irmcnballz
fern fem it6rtcres Contingent, ais SIT
Scr @ciummtbcp0lterung. Sic I'M
IuSInn0c geborcncn @cibcn, 0crcn
mirthid)uitlihe Gage feline 10 uortbeil-
bate 1T, berfuQcn in &ilIiIoii9fCit
lcidjtcr, ais Die cingcborcncn @ctBch,
mcld)c bon cingeborcncn MciBcn oocr
bon i'm I!t9lon0c gcborcncn NciBel
D%critommcn. Garon antnilpicno, la0t
Scr &Crid)t: ,Gs lie0t je0Od) tctlt
@rrno SIT Scr Nnnobmc Dor, oaB Oicle
GinluonOcrcr i6on bol0 nod Der Gan
0unQ in oen Ser. Stootcn Dem Or
m~cnbouic 5uitcltern, Oenn mr. 5lptl
Gro5cnt bon glen I'M NllSlunoc gcbos
rrucn Snioiien Der Armcnbdlllcr bd-
ben I'M &nl0c lucnigCr ais . Sabre
gclpciIt."
&ou ocn lnterltiltunQS sNc0iIrItl'
qcn porcn as Frp5ent Slrbcitcr unO
Gicnitboten gepcicn, 10 Ero}cnt mo-
rem in ill0llItriclcn Vetricbcn bcId0ft
tiat ociocien un0 81 Yrojent bottcl
ibrcn lll1terbult in lnnOluirtbidofts
lidlcn Wetriebc, i'm SrunSportiueiet
o6cr in ntoereu inter ireien 9in1nl:l
ouS3uiibcn6en 9erltien er1porbcn.
W2ebr ais 0rei Niertel Scr unterititt
5llngSbcOilritlgen 8roiten ludrct
0ienItmdoden gciucIen.
II cbcr cine WitIion Gin.
10 on0crcr.
Nic befnltrt Qegcbcn miro, 6CtruG
bic Ginwdn0erllng pia Ncp,Yorf III
Dem nit DEM 30. SUM o%6geIauiencn
1iSfoIjabre 1,O62,O54 gegen SG2,979
I'M Sabre 1905, Elm 3umahS pom
t90O75 Ginmnnoerern. Tte Neucin-
qquonocrtcn iino 3l,in grobtcn Gbeil
Siio. StoIicner, 222,606 i'm @on3cn,
am 3tpcitItdrfiten ponberten oitctros
pdiidc Sll0er elm $4,000 I'M @on.
5cn.
Son Sen eingeiuatbcrtcn iino col,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-12

gdfie fir's ausfano bsibrgt G. Aniur, Rr.
4t3, Cit.gatttmore. str., nahe Gutumaenie. gp<.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-12

IA WtGnner, 207,S29 Mciber; Die
3abl Der &in0cr inter fl ,Sobrcn be.
trGgt 1OG,99O, bic 3oDI Der 8erionerl
itbCr l5EuGrc 1926. 99,SSl Der Pm.
tominlinBc marCn OOrbcr cinnlol III
0cn SCrcinigtcn Stnatell gcmcicn. Sl
@cl0 brod)tcn 0ic GinmnnGerCr ms.
gciunmt 10 Wluioncn nit. Inter
6cn t,0G2,U5l Nut0mmlingcn mur0cn
MIR 1883 0cportirt un0 5rpnr aus Der
i6ic0cncn 0riln0cu. t93 mur0cn ais
nngebIi1 obNcitrniic Gcrbrc6er 5ult
Sanocn nid)t 5u8clulIen, elmer ouDon
me0cn @icnpcibcrci, InOcre micDer,
lueil lie nit anltcdcnocn oOer Cfelbufs
ten &~rnnfbcitcn Gcbnitct lparcrL.
STIR TolIitrcdung 0e& IS {.
icbeS gegen u oDrung5.
Ser al sung.
ScfrctGr OictcdIi c%rnonnte 0cn ii
rector g. q. 3. NORTH pom Genius.
@iircou gum &crtrctcr OeS @onOelSz
9eportement9 bel Der I~u9urbcitung
Der auSiiibrunq9 &eitinmungen ocS
@cicBeS gegcn Die 8eri1lidung BON
No6rungsmittcIn Gos @ciet lit ge-
mcini6oitlid) BON &anoelS- lltO bonn
InnOmirtbi6nftliAcn Gcportcmcnt II.
Dem Sd)ab- 9cportcmcnt IN Groft 81
icben, ooa 2ebtcrc bot feline Srrtreter
obcr nod nidt nmnDoft gentodt. Or.
$. 9. @iIep, Ser G0cf bcs fentiiden
0iircaltS ipirb ocnl 8ernc6nlen nad)
ais &ertreter ocS IauOruirtbihoitli6eit
GcportementS iun9ircn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-12
8citcrn MarDlnmb Giicnbabn.

8iige O~crlniien SilensS tntion Uie folgt:
5dglidl:
4.30 Wiorgcns-Shncdpuft NdNcrstciul', u. x
QS.sBn0n, mo nnagcruinmeII GonntuG.
SGicod iilh 0bnnhcrSburD.
V.t5 WiorgenS-Rett Mar Grpreb.
200 Wuubin. Instrumentation mad 8lOnoJn.
*4.j5 Tab-Grprcb Suupilinie, SuGcrsioipu.
Sanco6, GbippcnShnrg lrto, dltsgenoiTl'
llcIt GoItntua. Srcoertd uIlo 9ftiitiioburg
gldrIor,g2aGapn).
1000 Ibei65-gtfomntoontiOn nab untott'
QrihgC.
5dglif, n%usgeupmmcn SOnntng.
G.55 M(UrHcnS-Duri. y. & g. chiffon NIB
6anpiIinis UItIib bon gnIorb SroSe, lo'
Wte Carlisle.
800 WiorgenS- SanpiIinic GuRcr5tolun. Snu'
cod. Cumberland, GbtppcItshltro. 5reoe'
rid. Glrmll8burg mo Y. & ". @nbn
lis mad clifton,
0.43 Woreens-9Gfommotaticn un6 @rttps'
burg lno Yurf.
1000 acknowledgements nab Union
Vrtoqe.
1920 Na6tm.-@me m,cnrtain gEprcb CBnrIcr,
sldgnoH) iotpie iSreocrid.
1926 gindnl @rprcb mad Ycri imo Y. &
4t5 @d6m. - Accommodation mao Union
Vrinae.
5.32 giabhm. - Accommodation rnh BInnbon.
hniitt GIpreb bis @ettDsbilrg NM. Dnri:
G15 Nhcnhs Accommodation mad linton
Nrio9e.
gur gumNnaS.
II 30 Nudbm. yluc Mtope Siiniiee, Ghfel3iia
nab ygeitminftcr, 3bnrmuIl. WtUiintain
%otnts ltno ea6crsiopr teca'nneno AM
aur gunntaas.
$50 Wpraers = Wficmrooutior mad Union
Rrioge 1nS gSunoper,
citation on.
u. NDbcrtiun. II. W. oFiutn,
Generals andecr. Scu'RniI..a eeHt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-12
Spls naO GOblru.
Spble,,.
Spblem.

GcIastss @iGennol5, II Gprb 800.
@iaingcr Il 6ebraif.
SAB Strabe. 3pcig @ircnu: ON 3eiun Cool
Co." Wonuments. nGbc Sab Strnbe.
EEL: 6, * u. @Olfc 1llI-yfo. Sourtlaiio 2G70
(Iprtl20,6 9itc)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-12
Icr6ants' &c MimcrS' S~ransporta
tiun COMPANY.

N1hlpFfrsEIHItN-
Nnh Bottom uno benz Often: ieheu W2oniGg,
SicnItap, Sonnerit1g NIB Sainiine, abeltoS
q ubr.
Nab Rrubioence urb benz Often: ieben Conn
tap, Wtiitluub uuo SrPitag, Ibelos q ugr.
Sad glelUpurtfyieipS uno Nortolt: idGll6 nm
0 tlGr Nbenos.
Sratbi iuirb .dGIi6 bis 3 ll9r 9b(noS fir an
BEN InGe abfabrenoe 91nlpter anNeTlol1nteiL,
Nud Suonnllnb uno benz Siioct: ieoeit 9len'
ftaG, SunueriinG mo Suuiitn9. glbeilos . ubr,
WuItuncr uno Brubtotnce Gambler tnbten bon
oer gaertbe am Slbe oeS Gong 9odS oh: Sd'
punnnbs9 aulpfcr bon ber gSerIte am 0uBe Der
WeltsSat5s9lOetnie.
Is. U. @iaineban., @gent,
LOHgtSod.
80. y. 1nrner, q. Z. w.
n. .. Stebbinc, @en.sW}an.
Sanptbiireau - Stooft'6de 8erman. nab
2iaBt. Strabc. u13,1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-12
MarnIaab e TcuuMlUania u. n.

MarnIaab e TcuuiAlUania y. n.
3hge psrIoHsn geugth tslpe.s II. Cai ctr Citation
100 g,Drm. mo sDrt ttQith. aus senommsn
Gcantasa.
30 Snr-.. ,nN Delta MIR cSnntass.
$50 Gorut. nod pelatr t1eItA, aiisgetomtnsn
SHfHtaa&.
1925 gqhIH. mad gori t6g;in. aiisseupmmsn
Sorftnqb.
4Hb @ndi1t. noob Delta nun gountdes.
APO ysudbm. nan 3,ita tdgltt, olsseiicmUis
Gorufqps.
coo Nbenbs uan eelatr tistta, ettseeHoat'
-nttu gp.tfiGgs. III III
tt,O0 Nbsubs Du9 pelair nut gdui,aas.
lt.45 Ebenes mad f,eIGir Ntttuo6S unh Gam
ltdas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-12
Baltimore 9ampf Yafet So.
tsttc uub Suberldiige Nat.einie.)
Sic Der. Stlaten.Rpft bcttroerno.
SampIer rNtrainin" (uen), rAtubanta,"
'CWrnrufnH .TcuurIiee.H

GuulUItI uVlIWiNth NWNHIg pNaAhpullluf
@eurgia," .5enneHee."
Gdmpfer iGDren iogli6, Sonntugs uils9enoin'
men, bon Den ngaisainies "Qicrs, Dir. 10-18,
gigbt'Strabc, $50 glberoS, brett mad Oh
Rnint Comfort, giurtolf, PORTSMOUTH ulto alien
Vunflcn ocS eGoens. 8crbinoune in Oh
9otlt Comfort nit ~G. & {. @iici6abn," Sad
Ri6nlono, &crbiuoltna IN Portsmouth mt ocin
mouth unb NlIantn. IN Rorfoif &erbin6una
nit Der a%gttlnutie 9oolt Glue" gturioit uno
meftIih INT oh Gomtnion Cine" na6 Nep'
bern. @nibinGion R.'9., 8t6mono. Na, urb
Geius2)ori.
. WlGbI3eitcu nG6 europdifbcm Blame, furu,
rioic Soiiltrudimtfer, e'ettrtibe NelenhtuHB,
Edmpibcidnhg, Stolen fret, Ecicrotrie H%dtiiten.
simmer III ben NtIIcisQliirenrT Der MAI Cine. "
Or. tO7, SnsgnItimoresSirnBe gtr. 900 uno
50e, ~qtnbLGtrube, g. ". G. Cftice, Gii0nfsGde
Baltimore. NIB GalocrteGtra6ct GontilrntnI
fruit guilotlG uno aIbangb'S, Nr, 100, NUr0'
GGarlcsrG trabc.
SuBu ". SHcrlpopo, q. brouH,
@tce'lrdl. II. Sen MlandGer. Sen.'Pa.'aaent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-12
6ebyans i'm Gcncralfab
8cncral Sc0 bat unfinrGnmcn be-
gunilct.

Sfii5icre, sic itd mentbebrIi6 oanf'
ten, gum oftipen Gicnit in ibrell
Gegiuacntern 5itrild beorOert, -
@infe iiir Sen Sutton beiilglif)
ser 9~lfiaire 2cii6mon. Ser
groBe aniippeI fam allenfolS
micocr sur @erpcnOuuG g%cIon9en.
Qiplomutii6e ActBerm8cn
OcS tiirfii6cn @eionoten. 3n,
t%crciiantc Armcnbou&. Stotiitif.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-12
Gtn6lirt 1880.
@ilGelrn y. NcimbarSt
~ on,, MET, .O,o IA Iu,,e.1t,o5

0clu.YOrf claitiidJc Srndbanbcr,
Dlnc Tcocr,
t6nnen 9nG uno NGdlt aetraarn iuerben.
Ind NnrtsWnmmisSGnbcr,
,ueldle ME ruitCn. irtbit bci'in gaben nidDt.
SicfcIbelt itlo bon aleu- sler8ten
bCitCttS CmpiobleIt.
gr h~crierti0t AMI NcitcluIlg uiio bat nlf EAGER
SduitcrbInocr, nntcrieibsbinotn,
wctdc pno GoliiiIien.VrndIbduo er,
70 urrunoirt. bah feline gecDrten aliiloer 6eItens
5ufricben GcitCllt it16.
gue NrlIhGdioer, Wanongert lno Sniirtt'
alifs Gau6crftc mo gciie anpefertigt.
Str 5amen fino 3tntmer
nntcr 9ufiibi hon DAB. 9teinbnrot borbnnben.
Mo. IcIep6ol - Gulrtl1Ho 1864.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-12
Baltimore Din Balm.
2daIi9. lIdgIib, nuSgenommer SonniaeS
Mur SOnnlunS.

NtHtl.GStf. Il Nhl1,, ,Angl, $40 ". U.Uu B.
SI"ii; ! e. g.. 4 l%sI 49, 5.5s 4. ,5iSS..
Sits. 4 G~iisUsianib -. Sali. 500 9.
SSS"rc6iiaSe , seOe etuino s' ami Ssr ssiuuos"' Dor !;
gnmocn 8 Citation nad gsatbinaieu an @o:.
tbeRiageH. 500 Born. bis 500 sIbetos. NIT
4uItmal.9 !cnft. 6rlbere Gbfnbst bon Wt.
aai6inatoa, OcrIuHeu mi, seobal Ct. 800.
'414, f4.65. 1868, 900. 1856. $500. *t0.55,
.iI82 %gbenoS; Herl Gamoep Ct. 300, .9.1d5s
@ormittnGs. 1900 Nu6ts, L12,o5 22ls.
100. 2t.05. 200, 300, 1906. 400, *430,
300, hos. 35.35 1900, sG18t 1920. 100;
g 90. 's,iG, 1000, 1906. lilo, '114l
annaSOis, mt. @obaI CITATION. H.tO uub
2s45 sorniitnQSS, lb.b6 glohm. SGinosns5ta,
1876 unb 600 Hhenos.
5reoerid, WI. globaI Siniion, 2s.4b, n,4s.
Surll.; eatlloel StdiiOn, lI.Jb, fH.Ou. OLD
mn 1000 Vorut.. li.26. 1900 nno 800 Vab'
mitinpS.
i, MlH@sasr. ut gSoaL II,i00 PORN, I2a g
1850 uno 400 9ildbm.
Samrstpipn, WIT. ROt1I Stu, NAB y,orm,
1850 3qdmy Eameen Slntion, 1900 Surit.
1870 nro 400 glabnl.
0nicptt'eitl lt1b III. Vim, gotnoet Sfntton,
l7,3b 20.t5 Norni, l1.25, 1850. $500, $3.50,
*tt.46 MbenbS.
Surtis liuu, Gambler Giutiun, 1920 VorTt.
earan, mt. TloDaL, '2.43 aotH1, Camden,
300 Ta6m.
gobal Slue eius uarh g6ifabephIa nrb atip.
Port, neHer Terminus an Errinnobfpansta.
her ettabe, slsw. gUrf, bequrnt uah ppt:ts.
SleaterH NIB @eidId ts'Bihtift
9rriGiien:
Ganhrit mt WuhnI.
shlnhpagaons ~. 3daI. 3.5i =. y 3b58
3arIor II, Siner. .Sdgt 7.55&. =. sOQ8
fiiftet 9iarlor. ulsger.Go. P.hO'R. VI az Y
RdrIor -9incr mir 60; 952S S95I rs
gntIOr 9tlter, uHsgcH. G0.lib0 Y. Y ttA 81
Fafior Simer 80. GtRt. tb5 Y. Y t.b9g.
.Mphal qimitcb" ....Tdal. 3.4s y. y 3.b2 y.
gpadbeS, Pbtl1.. duSp. co. 5,0nR h05 g,R
Rdrlor 9tner ..... .Ihgl. GOO Y 600 y
geGtass; R5tlu.,. ..9aGI. 900 90 = = S46 S'9
apfuI : e6Infpaagons lluo icrtia slm 6e.
brdulb ir Camden. unO Mt. HopnI.Stati nm
10 1tbr gtbenhs.
VI nudi atfantte.Gttn an Io6eutneer =.
nab NttGnttc.Gitn tipljb. , nnt Atlantie.Sttg
SonntngS. gllc 9iigc DGiiel III sStlniligton;
elila. Nftsm, gamSense% taticn, 7s.O5. 1915
HoriH., 1920, 1910 Ndthnt. W(t. RohaI Stu,
u, 10. 1870 gierm.. y 90. 26.1h gintui.
HberoeeH Aitprr, GafnaeH SfatioH. 90
gndrL. lGtO gbcros; Yt. SppaI Citation.
2t.05 glo6m. s6t5 gtberos.
RefernirnHa bon R1nm In Stlnfs noer Var.
Ipr.gfaQqpns. Speifes9aten etc. tpeIoen fhneu
trforat per 9slcp6ea IN allen t~oIqsltben gifet.
Pfixrdur: Gfoclcss mo GdrntonhaG trnse. 6. 3
q gaoite 1910, cher 9PS. gonrtlaph t50f: mt.
glnnnIs 9iaitpt. G. & Y. MI. Be-ro1 3f23;
Gnttaen Etniion Observation-Disclosures q. n q.
Scntb 1870. cher NIB. GouriIano 272e, rno Ts.
,526. Eifo,Fthaoipcs. f t@4 HH.
- 1917 1870 .TT TfFTr H
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-03

America around the outer edge,
within a laurel wreath being the
words zone Cent. - This cent is
worth $3.50.
In 1865 was made one Of the most
beautiful pattern cents that ever came
from the mint. OnIthe reverse was n
flying eagle which filled nearly the
whole field, surrounded by thirteen
large stars, the date underneath. On
the reverse the design was the same as
that Of the cent OF 1854. This hand
some coin was made in bronze, brass,
copper, nickel and alloys. The very
fact that it was struck in so many
metals we'll proved that the designers
thought they at last had produced a
cent which would meet with imme-
diate and complete favor. Yet it was
not adopted. These coins are valued
now at $3.50.
A number Of pattern cents we're
turned out by the Mint during the
years 1856, 1861 and 1858. The time had
now come for radical change, as the
large copper cent and half cent were
about to be abandoned, and much
trouble was had in finding just the
proper cent TO take the place of the
two coins. In 1856 the first Of the
small flying eagle so called nickel cents
came to light. some of which got into
circulation, and now bring up to Sl5
each. This pattern was adopted, and
Congress on February Dist, 1857,
authorized the coinage of cents of this
kind, immense quantities of them be-
ing coined in 1867 and 1858. At the
same time Congress passed an act dis
continuing the coinage of the large
copper cents and half cents
In 1854 the design. that has since
prevailed was adopted In 1862 a cent
from the regular dies Of the year was
struck IN pure copper, and this coin is
now held at 81. Another peculiar cent
is that struck in pure nickel from
the regular dies in 1863. This coin
had milled edges.
or recent years very few pattern cent
dies have been made, though quite a
number Of cents have been struck at
the Mint from the regular dies in
various metals other than those ordm-
arily used. It would thus appear that
the designers are now content with
the present style of cent, but many OF
those Interested in coins are not sc
well pleased, and will gladly welcome
a change.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-03

snd viii last about two hours and n half
during which time there VIII be always
something doing Last year the afternoon
trains into Port Deposit wero crowded
with people coming to see the meet, aud
the institute woods adjoining The ath-
letic fields. were filled with people who
had driven IN from the country For
the convenience of these. the school each
year arrangos a long line Of hitching posts,
so that il Is possible for those driving in
10 leave theii teams safely and cat
their lunch in the woods and see the games
in the afternoon
Last year everything was over by 4
o'clock This year, owing TO the larger
number of entries, it will probably be 4.30
when the meet is finished.
IL is gratifying TO know that an ath-
letic event OF such magnitude is held am
nually IN our section of the country and
attracts such a large number as always
90 TO the Tome meets. People have
come from as far as New York TO sec
them and II 1t not surprising that every
one who lives In this community within
reaching distance, tries TO 20 there too
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-03
HEART on RAMEsEs n. rouNp.
Organ OF Egyptian King Preserved in a
vase for 8. .164 Years.

A recent issue of the Complies Rendus
OF the Paris Academy contains an ao-
/ count OF the successful Identification of
the heart of Rameses II, the Sesostris
oi the Greeks, after having been pre-
served since 1858 b. G. in soda and resi-
/ nod antiseptics.
Some months ago the Council of the
National Museum Of the Louvre aco,,ired
possession of the four vases In blne
enamel which contain the viscera and
heaIt OF hameses II, and bear large
ineuailions, representing the famous and
attributes OF the King.
Inc directors OF the Egyptian Mu-
scum desired absolute confirmation as to
the contents OF the vases, and intrusted
I the examination of their contents to NJ.
lortet, who, with his colleagues, Profs.
fhugouneq, Renaut, and Rigan, made
a careful physiological examination.
hree OF the vases contained bandages
OF linen tightly compacted, and hardened
by the carbonate OF soda and aromatic
reslnous substance of reddish color.
winch had been employed as antiseptics.
and had probably contained the stomach
lntestines, and liver of the great King
hese viscera, however, were only
found to be represented by a quantity Of
granular matter, mixed with a large pro-
portion Of powdered carbonate OF soda
and so could not be identified.
lhe fourth vase, which was fitted
with lid or cover adorned with the
head OF a jackal, proved TO contain the
heart. This organ was found trans
formed into a kind of oval plate. eight
centimeters long and four centimeters
wide. The substance OF the heart was
hornlilSe, and the saw had TO be used in
obtaining sections of it for examination.
and hnaly the razor, so as to reduce
these sections to the attenuation neces-
sary for microscopic examination.
Under the microscope these sections
gave unmistakable evidence Of the mus
cular hbres peculiar to the heart. espe-
cially characterized by being arranged
In bundles Of such fbres. crossing each
other. Since this special muscular ar
rangement is not found in any other
part OF the body except the tongue. and
as the mummy Of Rameses II, which il
preserved at Cairo, contains the tongue
intact, the experts have no doubt what
ever that the vase actually contained
the heart of Rameses II, hattened and
transformed into a hornlike substance
10y us long solourn in the soda preserva-
tive.
King Rameses II died l.25S wears
before the Christian era. and hence
some 3.l6i years haze elapsed since his
heart VAS first embaimed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-03
Do Animals RsssOnq

Very recently in my own neighborhood
two hunters well known to me were in
the woods when they saw what they at
first took TO be two red squirrels chasing
each other around the bole of tree. On
coming nearer, they saw that there was
but one red squirrel and that it was being
hotly chased by a weasel. The squirrel
was nearly tired out and must soon have
fallen a victim 20 its arch enemy had not
the hunters shot the weasel Why the
squirrel did not lead off through the tree
tops, where the weasel could not have
followed him, is another instance of the
mystery that envelopes this question:
John Burroughs in Outing.