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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-26
aampfe elmer junsem WiiFOn
Sn Der SiDseie Northampton, Safcns
BAN, NprfDlf, Gngla1lD.

$50 fpiro gesentrdrtis Die fl. Weiie
~aefeiert nnb Der Se9eu eeipenbet?
einem 9 Of It ii b Of n, fir
beIIen 8ebrau6 i6 einen S6tls
lima per 8o6e be5uble.
Durdi6nittli1e moGentlide Gol@
lefte 3s Cd.
0ur cine Stiibe in u~nierer giotb-
Die $ offnung. @efpiB feline ros
iigcn G%usiibten, iperOet SIR. liebe
2eier, ipobl bemerfen. I6 pobll
8er fpeib? 8robe Sin9e BADEN in
Der 9esel gar fleinen Infans. 0a
mar Der Stall Su Bethlehem unb
@ottes Sanb purbe bod niht pers
firSt. SD babe Spffnun9. Sd
babe iosar arose Soffnung, oab
bieie junge @iiiion, fpelhe ourh ben
8iIhof bon 4%ortbampton eroffnet
iprirDe. cine srobe @iiiion tperSen
pirb.
Iber ~ausndrtise Silfe lit allsens
blidli6 nDtbis. Beroen mir otes
IeIbe erbalten?
SD babe bemerft. fpie bereittpiQig
bic sc itsIieber beg ct. q NJ
tpnius BON Yabun 8er>
eins ben armen, nit Motb fdms
pfenben Yrieitern gu Siilfe ellen.
W6hte es niHt au6 mir pergonnt
fem. baB tie ebenfaaS ei1en ipmpa@
t6ii9en unb mitleioigen Slid anf mid
unb mein Ninsen. einen 8orpoiten
beg fatboliiden @lnubens in bieier.
tnIofern es ben fatbolfiGen @lauben
betrifft. biirftisen 8eeenb. 81 griins
ben, perfen? Sit es mir ni6t 81
boffen bergDnnt, lieber 2eier, baB
Sbr, in gurem @ifer fir ben Sort
i6ritt ienes @laubens, mir cine bilf>
reidbe Sanb reifen nerbet? Sns
briinitis rufe i6 gu6 gu, mir bei5us
iteben. SIR ieib biefiei6t auber
Stanb biel 81 tbnn; aber cir
M enig fonnt SIR bod tbun.
sbuet bas nenise, baB in guren
&rGften itebt I'M 8ottes Biqen unb
nit benz anbern .9enieen", tpeldes
mir aeboten mirb, neroe ib i'm
Stan6e fem. alien grnites bieie
Miiiion 81 sriinben.
B eibet meinem bringens
ben SIIferufe ni6t
taube 8 n.
sWl6ge @ott Cure S6eilnabme
ipelde SIR Der @riinbuns e liner
Wiiiion gu Safenbam enteesen6rinet,
Iegnen unb gu6 8ebeiben eeben.
+ Arthur,
gifdof bon northampton"
Mbreffe: Heb. 8. @. q r a B.
5empton Ioab, Safenbam. Norfolf
Gnglanb.
g. g. = Sd peroe banfbar mn
prompt jeOe @nbe bur6 Elm idones
@ilb bonn Seili9iten Ser5en ancrs
%fernen.
Sic neue Iiiiion tpirb Dem ST.
Intonius bon Habua 9epeibt iperoen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-26
(Spe5ieu fir bieie 3eitnng.)
Dir CUNT : AasaeAang in
QiiTrlhurT.
Sen 8. 8.

Die beutId> rationale GunitsIus>
lteQun9 81 SiiIielbprf ioa porduslibt<
lid am II. Wtai in 8egenipart oes
&uItusminiiters e%roffnet peroen. Sen
GbrenauSiduB baben Der Sberprdli>
Dent ser Hbeinpropin5, Sreiberr bon
SGorlenlcr, Der S~berprGiiDent bon
@eitfalen, Srei1err BON ser Tede,
Serr neutrality-suspicious. S6rei6er>
NiiNeloorf, Serr Sberbiirgcrmeiiter
Warr, 0ebeinratb Sue9, Trofeior
9peber unb Die 2dnbesbouptleute Der
Hbeinpropin5 unb bon Meitfalen. 81.
bon &enper5 uno Sr. SalnmerlhmiDt,
gebilbet. Die 4usitelung plrD iif
niht auf Die aunit> Ilsitcllung auein
'beihrGnfen. ionoern ailf benz bon ben
I~usiteaungen 1902 unb 1904 be-
%fannten 9roBen 0elGube o Dem
&~unitpalait. NIT Deiien Ibiperrurs
man be9onnen bat. miro iib aud ionIt
elm frGblides glusitelungstreiben entz
pideln. Sdelif iperben Concerto
beranitaltet perben uno cine poer
mebrere 9ieltaurotipnen iperben fiir
Die llntertunft nnb Grfriidune Der
Iusiteaun9ssSeiud)e loreen. @inen
berborra9enben Ylnb inter ben In<
Sie6un9en Der Iusltelluns nimmt cine
eigeuarti9e fiinitleriiGe @eranitaltune
elm. Die in ibren 0runb5iiaen 1Gon
bon Der bpri9jdbrigen Niirnber9er
Nusitelung befannt lit, Die aber fir
Siiiielborf einen DEFENDERS gldn5enben
Hnbmen erbdlten pirb. @s lit DieS
bas Marionetten zSbeoter beg befnuns
ten Wdin6ener S6riftitelerS Saul
8rann. Cine neitere Ittraftion miro
ein gro6eS fiinltlerii9es Saebpano1
rama Iein, bas bon bieIigen &iinltlern
! eenlalt tperOen nnD ni6t MIR cine
fiinitlerii6e In5iebuns eriten &anges
iein miro. ionoern bos dli6 ben Sports
freunben @elegenbeit CUR praftiihen
Iusilbung ibrer &lnit bieten piro.
9as 0nblifum pirD in oie1em Yde
noram,a ulio tpirfliG auf Die Sagb
geben fonneu. 60 lit ale Gusliht
borbanben. oab es auf Dem @eldnbe
Dor benz &%unftpalait i'm fommenben
Sonmer reft luitie 5u9eben miro.
Ser Irbeitss Iusi6u6 fat ben gins
trittspreis fir bic gauge IusfteIune
eini6lieblin bes apnitpalaites aif 1
Warf, Wittpods anf so 9fennie feits
eeiebt; auberbem lit elm iebr biaises
Gbonnement fir bic 9mler Der Iusz
ftellung bon Z Rart fir grnahiene
unb bon 3 Warf fir gum Sausbalt
geborige &inber pbne llnteri6ieb oes
Glitter. einqerid]tet tporben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-26

ben. in Incident Iae sleid)en Nntbeil
an Den &iitern, SreuDen unb @eniifIen
bieier @elt babeu. iii fpel6em Die Gre
loiilns Der geiommten Ienihbeit BON
9totb, Gorge unb glenb Wobrbeit
perbe uno Die Serrihaft bon Sriebe,
Sreube. 8reibeit nno 8ere6tisfeit fir
INNER seiidert fei.
Tit ,leidtenben Sarben miro oie1es
3n.unftsbilb Dem |plfe ~alSgenlalt
une &iele bat &c idon be5aubert.
Sbatidblid1 aber lit mar in ben fiinf@
gig Sdbren. ieitDeut iol6e SaraoieIcSz
6offnungen 9~eprebigt iperoen, benz
Yarabies amf Groen ni6t eiilen
Sdfitt ndber gefommen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-26
@liifieliser Sob.

sns ser fl. Sieronpmus ben SOB
herannaben fublte, ipra6 er nit bers
fldrtem Intlie 81 S%enienigen, Die iein
Sterbelager umgaben: ~Weine @e>
liebtenl grinset ibr min Die 9ia6ridt,
bnB ib abreiien bari? @ott pergelte
eli6 bieie SreuOenboti6aftl Nebmet
Sbeil an mciner Sreube. ieib Seueen
meines @liidesl Sebet. MN lit er ba
Der foitbarite Gu9cnblid meines 2ez
bens! 9 ieliger Iugenblif! Siiber
unb rubi9er S6laf Der 8eredtenl
aomm' unb i6lieb' mir Die @uaenl
8 Cor. ipie ihDn unb ansenebm bit
bul isle unrcht baben bod Die
1enIden, DAB Tie bi6 10 bdBlidl
Ibilbernl gfur fir Die @ottioieu bit
on ihredliG,. 9riiber, betet. tpn6et.
unb ibr iperOet erfa6ren, mie iiiB Dds
Sterben lit, lpern man gelernt bat,
redt unb beili9 81 lebenl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-26
Wettetc OaS SebeW ttreS
ScDMeS.

Sie sliidli6ite Iutter in benz fleis
men Stdbtfen Nua. Wo., lit Srau g.
8uppce. sic I6reibt: nIor einem
Sabre mar mein Sobn nit einem 10
9efd6rlideu 2ungeniibel beboftet. baB
unier &r8t ui1t i'm Stanbe mar i6m
an belfen; ipie, mir linn aber mad Dem
Natbi6lage beS &potbeterS 9r. Sings
Nelp DISCOVERY ga6en. fonnten mir
ipiort Die 8eiierun9 merten. SD be-
banoelte i'm IN bieier 8eiie elm paar
gSohen lang, bis er banu aud
polenbs geIunb mar. Seitber arr
beitete er reeelmdbiy am Sdreiners
6anbperf. Sr. Sings Sem 9iss
cpperD bat fem &ebeu gerettet. Sei>
lung 9e9en &ulten unb Grfdltlns
niro bon E. @. Huete e. I~pptbefer.
$50 Wiain Strnbe. 9ubuqle. Soma.
garantirt. so Gents uub $1.00.
Rrobeflaiae gratis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-26

lin jung in &raft unb Stdrfe forts
5ufabren, tbun sic tpte Srau q. s.
@ptpan. WcS onousb, ga, setban
bat. Gle iaet: .Srei GLADDEN. Cleo
trio 8itters furierte mid bon dronis
fhem 2eberleiben uub Ragenibel,
ipeltes nit 70 einem uneeinnben Su<
ftanb bes 8lirtes 5uiammenbine, bab
meme Sdut ROTH pie Slanneu tplirbe.
Sd bin iest praftiid 5tpau5ig Sabre
finger ieitbem ih electric 8itters
nabm. Sd fam ieet aue meine Irz
belt nit 2eihtisfeit perriften. uni
meinem Wanne inn 2aben' bebiilfltf
fem. @arantirt bel g. @. 81 e.
I~potbefer, sos Main StraBe. 9us
buque. Soma. Sreis so Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-26
1teber Die 0acrlld,e 3eit!

Die 5iterfiGc &fl;ft (bic bl. Sa=
frnmcnte Der Snfe nttb Ses Mltarcs
su cupfansen) muf in Der Ofterlihcn
3eit crfiiat Ucrbcn, me.he NIT benz
eriten Counting IN Der Saitenseit be-
ginnt INN bis snm Sreifaltigfeits=
Gurntag, ben 20. Mai, bancrt. Sober
Sag, Den 10. SebrMar ciTgeiAlofen,
bis sum- Gnbe Der Saitcn5c!t, lit Elm
Taittag. Iiitttupf nnb Sreifag
mGbrcnb Der Saitensctt iinb Gbs
fttuen,taac.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-26

ann eaub Al anitaubieeI $reIien III tauieu n
nm SrbuIe i'm nurb6nlioheu 9oiua. aucb III u
oieier 8emeinoe cine au5ge6eidnete 1ele9enbeu
nm cine 4potbsfe. eirer General store hnt
eineu G5roeerusStore 3u eronnen. UNI nupefG
N~ustunft itbreibe man an
Wep. &m. ". &umfei. Naibua. SOMA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-26

d)ite. S6 ben crit ges
meent. es mar e fOr6<
terlid)er Sui9te (io bot
es mer friiber sefaat)
NIT eme Salt per6unbe
mo nff Der 8feif GEE
5ettelt bot, atptper Der
9after iest. es lei Die
8ronfite.
3ea, es fann lei,
8aun es Die 8ron6ite
fem, mo Sd es ben.
bann fam Sd Sbne MOI
faoe, bab Die Bron6itt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-26
Subm &itfd, Gsq., IN isiner &%ranfbeit.

Wiifer gbiterl
Sieies is. Shine sc notifeie, OaB SD
Sbne beint nit idfeibe fann. in benz
bab Sd ba oermit biiiii bin. bes 8ett
&c bite bel innewstbig brin &c lieee.
Sfun ieit Dem Snnntue.
Ndmli6 piiie Sic, mas Die 8rone
6ite fem? 9es is, mo Sd es ben.
lin Sd ben es for fair an Die 9rons
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-26
John G1ab.
ErieDemsri0ter.
Cute Oeleaenbeit,

Norf Otl. Ode Der 9. NIB Diain Strase.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-26
Dilemma.

arst (bor benz aranfenlaser zines
Yantoffelbelben) n9a lit gutter 8atb
tbeuerl @erbiet i6 hints 8ier.
nimmt er iidb einen anbereu Mrst. ber>
bet ids linn ni6t, nimmt tie einen
anoeren 4r5tl"
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1907-01-03
Strenath OF Sand.

Over thirty years ago NJ. Beauder-
noud, . French savanr, proved by
experiment that 4 quantity OF dry
sand, placed IL . box OF thin sheet
iron, or even in q canvas bag. and
subjected to slight compression,
forms u mass capable of resisting a
pressure of sixty tons, without break
ing or even straining the box or bag
The sand, however, remains perfectly
Invisible, SO that if small hole
be made in the box or bag it will
flow slowly, and with so I'ttle force
that a small piece of paper pasted
over the opening will check the flow,
even with the sixty tons weight up
on It.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1907-01-03
Washing in the Orient.

The Japanese rip their garments
apart for every washing and they iror
their clothes by spreading them on
fiat board and leaning this up
against the house to dry. The sun
takes the wrinkles out of the clothes
and some Of them have quite a lustre.
The Japanese woman does her wash
ing out of doors. Her wash tub is
not more than six inches high.
The hardest worked washerwomen
in the world are the Coreans. They
have to wash about dozen dresses
for their husbands, and they have
plenty to do. The washing is usual
ly done In cold water and often in
running streams. The clothes are
pounded with paddles until they shine
like a shirt from laundry.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1907-01-03

Secretary Shaw denies that
the treasury department has
overcome to the relief of the
stock gamblers, but admits that
the said gamblers have gotten
advantage of the going to the
relief of the commercial world.
The relief generally comes when
the stock gamblers have ab-
sorbed all of the available cash
and whep the new cash is issued
they generally get the most OF
that, SO We do not see any very
great difference in the charge
and the defense. There is but
one thing that The government
can do 10 give relief to business
without aiding 5be gamblers,
and that is to allow local banks
to make issue of of'currency when
the occasion demands it unuer
certain fixed regulations and
without the tax. The govern
ment b s already considered
Wall street the business of the
nations aud Wall street is
nothing on earth but big
gambling hell III which the
greater part of the country is
ffeeced at the pleasure of those
who can manipulate stocks to
pile up their own wealth. -
Florence Times.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1907-01-03
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Chesterfield.

BY w. j. Hough, Probate Judge
Whereas, r. f. Rivers. Clerk OF Court,
made suit to me, to grant him Letters
OF Administration OF the estate and
effects OF Thomas Outlaw, deceased
These are therefore to cite and admon-
ish all and singular the kindred and
creditors of the sard Thomas Outlaw,
deceased, that they be and appear be-
fore me, in the Court of Probate, to be
held at Chesterfield on 1th day OF Feb
ruary next after publication thereof, at
IL o'cloch in the forenoon, to show
causd, if any they have, why the said
Administration should not be grained.
Given under my hand this 26th day of
December, Ammo Domini, 1906.
NJ. j. HOUGH,
|, Probate Judge.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1907-01-03

Washington. Dec. 29.-s.cro
tAry Taft made tho following
statemsat today concerning his
Presidential aspirations:
"For the purpose of relieving
the burden imposed by recent
publication upon some of nv
friend among tho Washington
newspaper correspondents Of put
ting further inquiries to me, l
Wish to say that my ambition is
not political; that I am not Sock
ing the Presidential nomination;
that | do not expect to be the
Republican candidate; if for no
other reason. because of what
SCENE TO be to BE- objections to
my availability which do not sp-
pear to lessen With tho con.
tined discharge of my own
official duty; but that I am not
foolish enough to cay that, il.
the improbable event that the
opportunity to run for the great
Office Of President we're to come,
70 re. I should decline :..e.r
tqis vould net bs true"
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1907-01-03

Lead, kindly lightl amid tn encircling
gloom.
Lead thou mo on;
Inc night 10 dark, and am far from
Lead thou me on;
Keep thou my feet; DO net ask to see
The distant scene; one step enough for
me. .
l was not ever thus, nor prayed that
thou now
Shouldst lead ne on;
loved to choose aud So my path; but
Load thol Inc on;
loved che garish day, and spite of fenrs,
Pride ruled my will. Remember not
past years.
80 long thy power has blessed me, sure
it still
Will lead me On
Yer moor and fen, DER srag and tor
rent. till -
The night 10 gone;
And With the. more those angel faces
smile
Which khave loved long aimee, and lost
aWhilel
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1907-01-03

The independent oil COM
paniss are taking heart because
Of the fight thst is being made
on the 6ta.dsrd Oil company
and will ask for legislation that
will give them . chance. We
suggest that . law which would
require oil corporations doing
business in this state to sell
goods here as cheap as they are
sold by that corporation or it's
agents anywhore. tho freight be-
ing considered, would get at the
root of tho matter. For any
violation of that law the offend
ing corporation might be brought
into court by any other porson,
firm CT corporation who could
give the affidavit and the court
would fix the fine to the state
or the damages to the party
aggrieved Florence Times.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1907-01-03

sovsssigu statss. In our schools
ws may SEQ . few syllables|
reformed out of our spelling,
but We will not SEQ state
lines reformed out Of our
geography.
And too, como of us believe
that the fixing Of qualifications
for admission to tho public
schools is among the powers
reserved to the states, and that
the old constitution will not sd-
init the army and navy Of the
United States to the delibsra-
tions Of our schools bosrds. And
again. not only because Ne be-
Geve such matters are reserved
to the states. but because we
are . peaceable. prsferring the
the reaper to the rife and the
spelling book to the shotgun,
y. respectfully oppose the s,renu.
ou- suggesfion tina, the power OF
congress be used TO add shoot
ing galleries to our public
schools.
l have no patience with the
psssi mist who secs nothing but
evil in bis own times. [ have 10
patience with the alarmist who
is blind to everything except q
danger signal. But any prudent
and thoughtful man, not only 10
public affairs, bu, in private life,
need only look around him to
SEQ that all things are not good
and that tho road ahead IL
not clear.
With Investigations and 10
dictrneats and trials sxposine
greed in high places and grab
aud graft abroad in the land We
turn with grateful memory to
tho satlier times when men
said with Henry Laurens ol
South Carolina, Il an q pso,
msn-God kuows [ am . poo,
man-but your king 10 not rich
enough t. buy me-" When y.
see the worth Of man esti-
mated by the money he hes il
thsu bank, il his house, hi!
clothes. bis automobiles, tue
moro do we treasure the old
southern sentiment teat msas
urss tho individual not by whst
be has, but BY how he gets it.
The mile post Of progress il not
a dollar mark. Tho label of
success is not = stock certi6-
cAte.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1907-01-03

Attorney Genla elect Lyon
has decided to aoint as his
assistant in the dee of Attor-
ney General, thsHon. M. P.
DeBruh], Of Abeville. Mr..
DeBruhI is highl regarded in
this city where has practicod
Law for a numbeof years. He
has represented 4beville Coun-
ty in the Legisture and Is
now referee ID bankruptcy
The latter office b has resigned,
his resignation take effect
January Is.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1907-01-03

A New York grand jury Fri
day indicted George w. Perkins
and Charles s, Fairchild, under
six counts for forgery. They
millionaires, the former a part.
ner of J. P. Morgan & Co., and
the latter a former Secretary Of
the Treasury. /.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1907-01-03

Rspr.ssntat,Y i1iSingssen, of
Georgis, Who iskost active in
the propossd proceedings
against the Ned York cotton
exchange, todsyImads formal
complaint to Poinaster Gener-
al Cortelyou thsShsNsw York
cotton exchsnsefs guilty Of
fraud perpetratedthrough the
United States, md. Mr.. Liv-
lngston says TIT the New
York cotton eAanges costs
the South $40,g,O00 by It's
fraudulent manibations.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1907-01-03

The postmasf at Hat,ies-
burg, Miss, has Ppointed Viii
bert T. George, negro, to be
clerk in the post3ce, but George
informs the civi lervice that he
has skipped becdse white men
'heaten to mob by if he accepts.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1907-01-03
BARBER STIRRED THE SOCIETY.
Former South Carolinaian Gets
Wild Applause in New
YorK-The True
Measure Ofa
Man.

fifth anniversary at the Waldorf
Astoria hotel last Friday night.
Among tho distinguished speak
ers wore DR.. Woodrow Wilson
of Princeton university and Hon
William A. Barber former at
torney general Of South Caro-
lima.
When his turn came, Mr.
Barber. speaking to the "O'd
South " tackled Elihu Root for
his evolutionary speech. made
to the Pennsylvanians al the
same place only 4 few night
ago. The Sun says that Barber
stirred up the society and its
guests. and that there was wild
applause from some sections OF
the grand ball room although
there were also some silent shots.
What Mr.. Barber said was j"
part as follows:
1t seems fashionable nova
DAYS to discuss constitutional
questions around the dinner
table. (Laughter.) Only tw"
nights ago, on an occasion like
this, the distinguishsd secretary
of state, speaking IN this ban
quet hall, gave bis bssrer"
enough constitutional law to
give some people indigestion.
His views are always interest.
ing, but especially when he
speaks a. the tribune of = cabi
net of which he is so important
apart,
1t j. pleasing to be reminded
that since our constitution was
adopted our country has grown
from \ narrow strip along che
AJIantIU unrIr re vi s,cnss from
ocean to ocean. aud embraces
some IS. 900, 900 population. It
is pleasing to be told that since
the constitution was adopted
the genius of modern invention
has 80 destroyed time and dis
tance that every section of this
great country is in immediate
contact. and has intimate trade
and social relations with every
other section.
But with his conclusion that
this increase in ARA and popu-
lation, and this close business
intercourse demand either a
modification or a new construc-
ton of the constitution we can
not agree. We believe with
our fathers, that our people are
slow to change; that the size Of
the country and the exiLencies
of trade are lesslmportant than
the preservation Of individual |
liberty We believe that the
rights of each citizen today are
the same as the rights of each
citizen Of the smaller country in
1871 We believe these rights,
are and will continue to be. best
preserved Ey an inexorable en-
torcement of the old constitn-
ton.
IF it be true, as there is a
growing impression, that the
executive reaches out to control
the courts and, perhaps, get the
new construction Of the consti-
tuition that is wanted we invoke
the warning of Chief Justice
Marshall that the very safety of|
the republic requires the legis-
lative, executive and judicial
power to remain forever separate
and distinct. Although we are
told that 1--WE are moving for
ward IN q dayolonmant of hu.-
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President All. Cassett. Of

Presldent A.p. Cassett, Of
the Pennsylvda Railroad,
president Of sixSthor corpora
tions, and a RECTOR in %
others, died sddenly at his
home in Philadelphia Friday;
hia fortune is esmated at from
$5o' 900, 900 to E5,ooo,ooo.
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Atlanta, Doc b. -o..rsi.
Day at the Jad }ovu Expo
sision has besnA. for Mon
Day June 10. 1901 With Pros
ident Roosevelt shs orator of
tho day. dsorgi9 baildisg at
the Exposision wibs . repro
ducsion OF Bulioc all. che for
NOR home Of PrssIbs Rooss-
vsls's mother and > front steps
Of the originai bq ns will bs
. part ofthe rsps t;sn. From
thsss stsps the ,idsat Will
~ - =
his subjsss, Commsrcial
sa.,h s,.s'a b and 1'''' Of the
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peWlTT.s s=::.33 WITCH HAZEL
'SALVE For lss. Burns. Sores.
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The Pure "a Law.

The pure foe Law passed
dvring tie last sssion Of con-
gress goes into sffp let today. 1t
rsmains to b se what good
results the consI mere in the
country will sef Ire from it.
For many years people have
been demanding Mon by state
aud national legl ktivs bodies
to protec, them againss ,he
adui,eration of foo stuffs. They
have secured sud- . bill. by
the congress. Tt ! th.r. was
need for il OF that the cot in
question is propf enforced
much good will Adftom it o.u.
not bs denied; the main
question and the the people
are, now chiefly q prest.d in is
will it-bs enforced be allow
ed to rest . dead ttsr on tho
ststu,e books? A en-, article
in tho Balt,more Sun shows
what . broad fis sthsr. il for
exploitation by }ameut Of
ficisis in the prd balon Of the
people against Federation of
food .tvAs Th :l .I
an expert in Nei cltk Who had
made an invest Zion Of the
subject declared nat rss,dents
Of that city alon balid annual
ly one hundred cd seventeen
million dollars ~ Limitation
foods that are brse than no
foods at ALL"
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-02
The Drain in the Orchard.

ing sketch. This plan is said to have
worked very satisfactorily when 1t has
been adopted. On account OF the
natural fall Of the land. 1t Is some
times impossible to follow out this
idea literally. but Mr.. Thomas early
experience seems to coincide with the
observation of the practical fruit
growers OF latter days. says Farm and
Home, that is. II the orchard is To-
Gated upon soil in need of draining.
1t will be necessary to lay tile to re-
move surplus water before satisfac-
tory results will be secured.