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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-08-30
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.
Richmond property specially.
Porrerfield. Kelly Block. Phone 329.
II

FOR SALE-Good heating stove. Call
al 1o1 South 18th ST 29-2t
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WANTED-A loom to weave carpet.
Address Palladium or call phone
11o6. 30-2t
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WANTED-TO buy a Wayne county
atlas; phone S77 or 1915; AL III.
Hunt, n. 9th street. 2S-3t
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FOR RENT-Flat for small family, no
children; go y. 18th ST. 22-tt
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LOST-Black pocket book. two So bills
and small change, between business
college and Main street. Leave at
business college and get reward. 3O-3t
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ERlES.

YOUR HANDS kept soft and vel.
vety and free from cracks and sores
during summer work by using Petro-
Pine Cold Cream Ointment. For sale
by all druggists.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-F1at of five rooms. lower
floor at 30 S. Sth. Call at 2l4 s.
Sth. So-2t
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to invest in real es-
tate netting eight per cent New
phone 40 or Jig. 29-t
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WANTED-To rent farm, stock or
grain rent: address Fred T.. Bond
Route z, Richmond, Ind. 29-7t
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WANTED-To do your upholstering
Herfurt & Son, IS S. 9th St, phone
1717. 29-1mo
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WANTED-Girl for housework in fam
lily of two; 100 n. 18th street. 29-1t
WANTED-Apprentic girl, Sharkey
Millinery Store, z So. 18th. 2S-3t
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TO The PUBLIC.

The weekly issue Of the FREE
PREssE FUER TEXAS" has po-
sitively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
in the State of Texas. 1t is
mailed to $50 post-offices, and
has an extended circulation in
Mexico in the Indian Territory,
and in Oklahoma.
1t clrculates from Galveston
to Denison. from Marshall to El
Paso and of course mainly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts of the
state. as also in Mexico.
Two tlavellng men and our
very active local agents are CON-
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scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the "FREIE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver-
tising medium In the State OF
Texas, when it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulatlon.
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Nm oaS Ymblttuur.

Die .Sreie 4retfe fir Teras" miro
an iiber $50 8uitofficen nerianot, uno
bat cine grDRe @erbreitun9 in Der
Na6barz Gepublif Merito, i'm Snbia'
ierzTerritorium uno Oklahoma.
Sbr girtulatiOnss@ebiet in 2eras
erftredt iib BON @alpeiton bis binaui
nab Deniion, nom duBeriten Often
biz mad gl asalu i'm fernen 8eiten;
es iblieBt ielbitperftdnblid nit be-
lDnhers aablreiben 2eiern 6as bi6ts
beiieoelte Mittel<Serae unb ben Siio'
meiten elm. Nub in WeritD bat iie
cine arDRe 8erbreituna.
8tpei O9eiiembe itnb beitdnbig,
iabrein, iabraus i'm Snterefie bes
glattes untermeQs uno fiibren ben1s
ielben i'm 8erein nit unieren riibri.
gen 2ofal Naenten fsrtmdbrenb
aeue 2eier au.
Sn Gnbetrabt oiefer 9batlaben iff
bic nSreie Breife", mU es fih barum
ban6elt, Die beutfbe 8ep6lterung au
srreiben, Oas bette glnseiae Maes
bium im Gtaate 9era8.
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Stir $500 natb 9euttt1Iano.

Deutib. ameritaniide Beitungen
ueroen i'm alten Baterlano nit gro.
Ben Snterefie aeleien, neil fie iih
frei auSipre6en uno bdufig nDn ori.
ben mebr Neuigteiten unb Nabrib.
ten bringen, als Die oeuti1en Bel.
tungen ielbit. Die .;ssreie Breiie fiir
Teras" lit oriiben iiberaQ, mDbin iie
aeianbt uiro, elm lebr germ eelebener
@ait un6 fann itb riibmen, Nner.
tennung uno @iroiaune su finben,
tpie aus aablrei9en Briefen an uns,
iotpie an Dieienigen, tpelde bas Blati
on lire 8ermanoten lbiden, berpDr.
3ebt. Wer oaber Ieinen 0ermanoten
un0 Treunoen cine Sreuoe ertpeilen,
ibnen elm pinfDnmenes @e16eni
MAIDEN mia, oer beiteqe fiir Iie bic
nJreie 8reiie fir Teras". Das Sn.
tereiie fir 9eras. pie iiberbaupt fit
ben Staat uno bic @egeno, NO Die
Germanoten tuobnen, lit in Deutih.
lamb iebr lebbaft uno es iit unmDa.
li9, in Bripatbriefen cine 10 griin0.
libe Guffldruug unb 8ei1reibunp
oes frentoen 2anoes 81 eeben, mie
bies Die rSreie Breife" alIm6Gent.
lid tbut. Sir ben eeringen Breia
uDn So uerienoen mir portpfrei unIer
rei6baltiges 8obenblatt auf elm Sabr
an iraeno cine Ioreiie i'm Guslanbe.
Die ssrete Yreife fiir 1eraS pnbI.
GDmbauh.
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Gtieubabn=Tabr>Ylalt.
q. "a. q u. W. @ahtr.

8na N0. 2 nab guerD, gDatum, Seu.
ton. Waco nno ooatuiiben Iieeenoen Sta.
ttonea nerlaBt Sun NntoniD 8:45 mDraens.
: Bug No. (Oabp @r0dett) naeb guerp.
x)Datunt, 9Oufton- g8acD unb ba3tpiihen
lte8enoen Station nerldBt Gun MntoniD
unt 8 abenbs.
Hu9 VD. 6 nacb 8eenille, Corpus gbri5ti.
Godport, gllice &c. berldBt San Mntunip
um l:50 nittags.
:. 8ua No. BON @acD, SDuHpn, gDafuni,
gnerO &C. fommt bier nm 700 abenos an.
Bug SEQ. 8 (DabD @rodett) nDn @acD,
SonftOn, 'g0afunl, gnerD, Corpus gbrifti,
&odpDrt, Salfurias, Nlice &C. tDmtnt in
San MHtDni0 um 1855 tttDreens an.
8u9 $50. s BON &orpus @brifti. 92pd.
port, Nlice &c. trifft IN 6an NntoniD nm
1:50 nahmittoqs Elm.
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WerfehIt nientaIs.

gs giebt nur Elm Wiittel, uno nur
elm einsiges. oas ib aefunoen babe.
oas obne ssebl in tneiner 5amilie ale
iolbe 4rantbeiten pie gcaerna, Rinas
MUM, unb ale bic anoeren iudenoen
2eioen aebeilt bat. Dieies Wfittel
1T 6unt's Cure. gBir aebrau6en es
INNER uno e8 nerfeblt ME in Der
Wirfuna. so Gents uno $1.00 Ella.
ihen. @. W. gbriitian,
HutherSDro, Tenn.
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SYtrsltd,e xottacheu.

Seit fiinf3ebn Sabren lift Sunt' 8
Cure unter Der ftritten @arantie Der.
tauft uDroeu, iraeno cine 6prm BON
Snden ooer 6auttrantbeit su beilen
- aana aleid. mie iie beiBen tn6ae.
Sn oieier lanaen Belt haben meniger
oenn elm Brobent Der &dufer ibr 9elo
suriiGDerlanat. @arum? Die Wee-
oiain perrihtet lire Nrbeit.
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aNl
fsben, aber i'd tann ni4t Derbeblen,
bab es seftern Mbenb ntdt gut I'm iie
ftanb. = Wlit 9ottes 9ilfe ptrb tie
ia pobl bur95ubrtnsen iein. bod
mD9te i9 Sbnen bringenb rotben, ii9
NIT i6rer lleberfiibrung in etn &ranz
fenbaus inberftanben gu erfldren. =
Sic tperben oo9 tpobl Sbr 9ans ni6t
au einem @pital MAIDEN pollen."
.Wenu es. fi9 I'm ni6ts anberes.
banbelt, ols I'm llnbequemli4teiten,
bic MIR unb metnen 9ausgenoi1en err
padien tDnnten. flo ipirb bic &ranfe
unter neinem Da6e bleiben. Sic bat
ft9 bur9 bte aufopfernbe pffe9e met
mes armen 4tnbes 70 ptel 9lnfpruA
auf metne Oanfbarfeit erfporben, bdB
ieBt feine anbere Mudfi9t in Grage
tpmmen fam, als bie Rudfidt auf tbr
Mpbl."
Run, tpenn ste es 70 anfeben, 1T
es allerbtnss ettpos anoeres. = 8or@
tbeilbafter fiir ite nirb es ia immerz
btn fetn, ipenn ibr bic Qufregungen
eines TRANSPORTS erfpart bletben t0nz
nen, Sd babe seitern eine pfisgertn
gei9idt. 9aben Ste f4on NIT fbr see
fprp9ena = Mt9t2 = Nun, am @nbs
th es ia aud beHer, bnb @ie fi9 se=
bulben, bts t9 bagepeftn BIN, - Sn
ldngfens einer Stunbe btirfen Sie
MID ertpdrten.
LIMB bos dnberee = Der Gobes=
falIa = ST f9on ettpas ipetteres barr
hbsr gu Sbrer asnntntB selanstq"
rDie amtlt9e 2et9en0ffnuns bat
mod seftern tn fpdtsr benbftunbe
ftattsefunben. unb man bat mir ers
laubt, ibr betsutDObnsn. - Gs 1T bas
na9 setn 3ipetfel, bab bie gAufte. bie
Sbre @olbmiinsen fa1len, aud ben
Sob ber armen Grau ouf benz Gepifs
fen baben.s
.Dos tft ia entfeblial1 fagte ber
Ronful NIT sepreBter Sttmme. r9dtte
td bod btefe ungliidfelise Reife nfes
mails unternommen!"
.gie bot sSbnen piellei9t bas 2eben
serettet, lieber Sreunb! = 4ber i9
nub Ste bitten, mt4 iest gu entfdul=
bigen. - Nuf Mteberfeben IN etner
halben @tunbe! @orgen Sic nur
bafiir. bab BITE &rants Rube bat, unb
bab niemanb. tper es aud iei. Der 3u>
tritt In tbr 3in,mer seftattet tpirb. =
DAB man fte pon fetten Der poli5ei
unsefdoren ldBt, bafiir babe i9 fdon
eefOrst."
Briintns bate NOD Elm WOrt bes
Dantes auf ben Qippen. aber Der @os
nitGtsratb brebte f6on BITE Gurbel bes
Gernfpreaers gum 3eiden, baB bas
GefprGd bssnbet fei.
Nls sr ii9 auriidtpanbte, fab ber
Ronful bic @eftalt bes 3immerm6bs
9ens duf Der @9pe[le fteben Gina
bate fd Dorbin pGbrenb feines Gez
fprdds NIT benz pf0rtnsr 70 dngftli4
I'm 9tntergrunbe sebalten, baB Der
Ronful ibrsr gar nidt anfi6tig seipors
ben mar, unb aud jeBt 5eigte iis ii4
gang segen iber 9enohnbeit perfdu9z
tert tpie Elm sepriigeltes 3inb.
rDer 9err Olenborf TT unten,
melbete iie, vunb m04te ben 9errn
2onful fpre9en. @r lit beute f9on
speimal bageipefen unb bat na9 bem
9errn ROnful sefragt,"
sd IaHe natiirlid bitten. = Mas
rum baben @ie ibn benn ntdt foslei9
beraufsefiibrt91
.Wetl id teinen Menf6en mebr bers
einlaHe, 6err 8oniul, folange td nod
TN 9aufe BIN. = Sdlieblid foll i'd
am Gnbe nod fdulb baran ietn. baB
olles bas @rdbli9e bier paffirt iit.A
fErwffcbssnn knfok
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Bur recbteu 3eit.

8eraangenes 5riibiabr nabm un.
iere aanae 6amilie cine aeitlane Sim.
mons SarlapariQa uno bic 8irfuna
mar i'm b6diten @raoe befriebiaenb
0ir bnben un8 mabreno oes 5Dms
tners beiierer @eiunobeit erfreut. pie
ipnit uno mir alauben, oaB es ae.
i1ah. neil mir uns aur rebten Reit
balfen. SO Gents uno $1.00 ,Ela.
iben. Samuel 6inton,
De 3nlb. WiIi.
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sdtebt es ntebt aut

@ripart @uh ben ettpaiaen ipdte.
rem Gnfall eines ihmeren sSiebers,
inoem Sbr Guer Sbitem iebt BON Der
Nniammlung BON unreiniateiten be.
freit. Simmons SariapariIIa Der.
rihtet bic Irbeit. @r bringt autes
Slut. ausaeseibneten Gppetit, erU6e
Strait uno groBen nnternebmunas.
npiff
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Qetbet ntdbt.

Gs 1T niht n6tia an idmersenoen
6dmOrrhoioen au leioen. tuenn punt Q
Cure iraeno einen 5au unter @aran.
tie abiolut beilt. Gin einmaliger @e.
brauh miro gud, pDn Der Guraiio-
lihteit oes Wittels iiberaeuaen.
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Wdcs, 8rp,puspiue.

Der Bug Der SunIet 8ictoria 9ibiiiDn.
abfabrt 500 moreems, maAt in placeop
Berbinbuna NIT 6er @uii goait sine fiir
Corpus gbriiti, Gntunft bort. 4.55 nabm.
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@ebranebt es Elm wsal.

SIR ibmeraenoe 6dmurrboioen bat
6unt's 3ure niht ieines @leid,en.
Cine Npplitation linoert - cine
Ghahtel beilt. @arautiert.
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u n I II n IT:

gDM Gbicagu, ct. Souls, Ranias gitp,
Dallas, Sort @ortb unb 8acn, tagKA
(Suuiet DepDt) 80 npraens.
30calaug nta Smithnille -. sos abenos
NlamO SPECIAL bon SmitbbilIe, Spnjtcn,
4nInekon .6.25 mDrqen8.
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8iIberf d m Ii d uf ga + n.
b0 fen. Ser bdniIde 3sidstag but
bef9loiien, etfpa $4,000 8ur 9tus.
f9miidung Der Wartefdle unb 8urtb
sdnge Der 8abnbofe nit glten Pbpto4
graptien, Steinbruden, pboto9raba.
rem II. T. IN. gu berpsnben. @s foler
6auptfd6li6 Heprobuftionen bon Meg.
ten bdniIher aiinitlsr angetauft uni
bic 8tlber BON 3sit 8u 8ett 3lpii6en
BEN Stattonen ausgetauf4t peroen.
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Yaul MULLER. -@lettriihe Shlei.
ferei. .-104 @eit'g Commerce. StroBe,
nabe Der Bride. 8ertauf BON WeIs
fern. Sbeeren ,c.
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Wtct0rta 0tDtiiem, o. 8. & 9. u.
(0mIf gbDre.)
M Mbfohr

Nu6 guerp, Bictpria, Bolt 2aUnca, gDr.
pus gbrilti, Brownsville, &iD @ranbe
gttp, @oliob, 8eenilIe, @bartpn, 8alu,
clos mno Souiton ...... 600 mor8ens.
Nnfunft ..............8.4 8.45 abenos.
Der Sam Soufon" EnatbIguero, 8icto.
rio, Bbarton u n SDufon ...........
Nbfabrt .....7.55 abenhs
Nntunft 200 m0raens.
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M, g, 4 =. Watu.
U bfahr

9iacb Bacn, Sort Bprtb, Dallas. Ranfas
gttg, ct. 3Duis mnb Chicago, t1efidb,
(Smniet Depot) 800 obenbs
3ocalsue nia SmitbnilIe ~ 80 norun.
Glamo Spesial nab SmitbbilIe. 1puiton.
q 4olbefto1 ............... 1O25 Gben6s.
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: Tpbm S, @pltpu, 0effentIirs,

-Soba s. Bolton, Oeffentlihet
@Dtar. @runoeigentum. Naent fit
BeniiDnsanipriidae. @de @rodett,
uno 0auarrD'S StraBe. aeeeniiber uDu
Der San Gntoniu grpreB." geeuea
TeIepbon 439.
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ct. Spnts & Can JranetscD.S .Sabn.
NbfQhrt.

Rab Sort Smith, Springfield. ct Souls,
aanfas @its, Chicago IS. & o. q. De-
pot) ............. 800 abenbs.
Gnfunft.
Bon ct. Souls, 8anias gitp, 9aris, Chi.
caGU. U.................. 1910 mpraens.
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Sol mi entbedt. Nuf
Der Soispb 8isr<Garm in Milforb
3Dpnfbip, 8rOipn GOuntp, Minn.. If
Golb in guten QuantitGten gefunben
fporben. 3pet Mdnner Numens 9us
bert 5. Berg unb Greb &retl4 baben
auf Grunb Don anseitellten Inter
fudungsn bic bisbsr fir pertblos g.s
baltene 5arm pon 237 Adern fir
$9100 angtfauft. unb es bat ii6 eins
9eieafdaft 5ur 2tusbeutung Der Mine
gebilbet,
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(EDrtiesuna tolat. J

@rGber rDmif9er 9 oil
b e n. 2lm 9aufener Berg in ber
Ndbe bon WiaDen, RbeinprDDtn5
tpuroe cine umfangrei9e 8egrGbniB-
itdtte rOmifder Gplbaten aufgebsdt
Sic Iiegt an Sitab6ange bss 9erges;
Der fanbige 8oben tit 3ur 3eit burd
8egtngiiiIe ataefAipsmmt. fobdB Der
pflug iifer bic platten Der @rabsr
fhiirft. G5 iinb feds Grdbsrreibeu
NIT ie 48 Grdbsrn feftscfteut. Sebss
Gra6 tit nit 2abaiteinen unlegt uni
nit S9ieferplatten 5u9sbedt. Dit
Stslette peifen auf trdftige. jugenb.
li4s Menf4eH bin. Dan fanb eir
S9Dert, 2an3en, einen 0Ol4, rD.
mif6e Miin3en unb msbrsre Sdnal.
len, unter benen etne aus @belmetal
nit Steinen beieBt 1T.
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Gout6ern paetftc 8abn.

gsah Aetu DrleGna. pDuffDn unb Sal.
beItDn t69lih ......... IL. 10 mittuaS.
unb ....................1 80 aben6s.
Vab eagle BaE, Gl Baio, galtfornien
unb WeIifO g bDrua. u. $50 abenes.
Nntuntt.
Son Retu Africans, p0utDu unb Sol.
beIDn tdalib .......... 80 morgens.
unb 500 Nahm. .................
0On Gl Baio, galif0rnten unb MerifB
.......... LAO BORN. unb Ii abenbs.
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Seht su Buraitaller's
9 a oon un6 q e It aurant, 8il.
lita'StraBe neben Der 6ale Der Der.
mannSiDbne.
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3. & o. u. 8abr,. :
Nbfa hrt.t
D n [ Il n 1t

Nnfuntt.
8oR ct. 2onia u. benz Often, 6.30 0muraens
Bon lOcalen Bunften ....10. TO morgens.
WDn ct. Souls u. 6em Often, 7.25 abeabs
Bon 9arebD unp 0terito. -. leo na6m.
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THE GREATEST
POLITICAL BATTLE
Continued from page one

enter State to round up the workers
the Fairbanks men lie low like B'rer
Rabbit They will have no open clash,
and will give the President no occasion
to denounce them. But the Vice Presi-
dent is gradually getting his forces to-
gether. He Is very strong N the West
and the observation-disclosures the Rock
les. He has strength In the South. He
will have support from New England.
The talk about Indiana not giving him
her solid delegation of 80 has disap-
peared. Senator Beveridgc, who be-
longs to the opposing Indiana faction,
has come into the Fairbanks camp. and
will probably lead the Fairbanks dele
CATION in the convention. Illinois. IL
Cannon cannot be nominated, will likely
be for Fairbanks: Ohio if Foraker can
not be nominated, will likely be for him
also. Thus it will be wise to keep an
eye on the Fairbanks boom II will
loom big in five or six months from
now, when the talk of politicians about
the Presidency will count for more
than II does now.
The Shaw boom Is not much men,
toned nowadays. His change of resi-
dence to New York and the Indifference
of the Cummins faction In Iowa to him
has put damper on the prospects OF
the former Secretary Of the Treasury.
He still has a lightning rod up, but, with
few others. belongs in the class OF
also mentioned"
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His '.Crystal Palace" RnzOr.

James B. Harper, Sergeant, Co. I,
33d No, Unionville, Mo-, would like to
tell US something about his razor. On
May /, 1851, a great Industrial exhibit
ton WIS opened in Hyde Park, London.
and there was a great palace erected,
mostly of glass and iron, called the
Crystal Palace" Queen Victoria's hus-
band, Prince Albert, took great interest
in this exhibition, which was a great
success. The commercial world made
use of this Worlds Fair to aid in the
sale of their manufactures. The pic
ture of Crystal Palace was placed on
nearly everything offered for sale. Com
rade Harper was Is years old at that
time, and in the Fall of that year was
obliged to buy razor and scrape the
fuzz off his face. and he paid 81 for one
that had picture of the Crystal Palace
on the side of it. He never had any
other, and now shaves himself once or
twice week with this razor. For Sc
years he has shaved himself with this
razor, which is still in good condition,
and money cannot buy it from him.
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shoot it along to the baggage room or
to another car in a way that would be
free from this evil. 1t seems. however,
that the direction of invention is in an
other way, and motor trucks are being
put into operation which will carry
several times that of the ordinary, hand
propelled nuisance that is perpctually
in eveTybody's way. These are equipped
with storage batteries and an electric
motor, and all that the operator has to
do is to lead the truck along, guiding
its movements by switches in the ham
die. An immense load will follow the
operator along over the depot like a
dog, giving quite strange impression to
the passengers of his strength and the
case With which he draws a burden
that would be heavy for a team OF
horses.
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SCIENTIFIC NOTES.

To make a cheap fireproof wash dis,
solve one and a half pounds salt in on,
gallon whitewash.
The artificial cork of recent French
patent iS made of a mixture of amor.
phous cellulose (pith of rushes, pow.
dered cocoanut shells or paper pulp
fibrous celIulose Cthistledown, textile,
or esparto pulp. and agglutinating eel
lulose (solutiOn of nitro-cellulosel
Glass-l!ned molds with small holes fol-
the escape Of vapors are used to shape
the pasty composition. The volatile
solvents of the nitro cellulose are evap-
GRATED. the corks are removed from ths
molds. and the nitro ceilulose is dc.
nitrated by reducing agent. The fin
ished material is given resistance ia
wafer BY dipping into tunSst.c acid.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HUM
PHREY
A Splendid Veteran Recognized by Re-
appointment n Chief of @ Great Bu.
reaH.

A Splendid Veteran Recognized by Re.
appointment as Chief of g Great Bu.
reaH.
Rugged Gen. Charles F. Humphrey
has just been reappointed by President
Roosevelt to the head of the Quarter
masters Department of the Army. Tho
fact Is noteworthy because there was a
day when he had a wordY war with
Roosevelt. In the course OF ii he told
t. r. what was what in language that
fairly sizZled. 1t happened in front of
Santiago, when Mr.. Roosevelt was Col
onel Of the Rough Riders and Hum
phrey was a Colonel in charge of the
Quartermaster's Department Col.
Roosevelt returned the fire with inter-
est.
After Roosevelt became President a
vacancy occurred in the Office of Quar-
ternaster-General, and Humphrey was
in line for 1t. Roosevelt was disposed
not to appoint him, but Humphreys
| fine record made him a winner. The
President has just reappointed him.
Gen. Humphrey has a splendid career
as soldier that runs back to the civil
war. He wears Medal of Honor, be-
slowed for gallantry under fire. He
fought Indians for II years on the from
tier. and served in Cuba and the Philip
pines. The Army Register gives Hum
phrey's record as follows:
During the civil war served as a pri-
vate. Corporal. Sergeant and First Ser
geant in Co. e, 5th n. Y Art, from
March II. 1863. to June %. 1866; Sec
ond Lieutenant, 5th U. 8. Art. from
May 8, 1866; transferred to 4th q. 8.
Art, Oct. %. 1866: First Lieutenant.
May 81, 1868; Captain and Assistant
| Quartermaster, June, 1879; Major
Quartermaster, Dec. IL, 1892; Lieuten-
ant-Colonel Quartermaster. October.
| 1897; Colonel Quartermaster, Oct. rs,
| 1901; Brigadier-General Volunteers
September, 1898; honorably discharged
| from volunteer service June IL, 1899;
Brigadier- General. Quartermaster-G Gen.
eral, April IL. 1903; brevetted Captain.
Feb. 81. 1890, for gallant service in
action against Indians at the Clearwater
Udaho) conflict, July IL, 1877; awarded
Medal of Honor March 2. 1897, for most
| distinguished gallantry in action at the
Clearwater conflict, July IL, 1877, where
he voluntarily and successfully conduct
ed in the face of a whitening fire party
| which recovered the possession of an
abandoned howitZer and two gatling
guns lying between the lines and within
a few yards of the Indians while serv-
ing as First Lieutenant of the 4th q. 8.
Art
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RECENT LITERATURE.

ENGLISH LITERATURE IN THE
18TH CENTURY. BY Leslie
Stephen. Published by G.. P. Put
MANS Sons, New York.
The object of this latest work of Sir
Leslie Stephen is largely protest
against the tendency of critics of to-
day to depreciate English literature in
the 18th century. Sir Leslie writes tenn
perately, lucidly and with every indica-
ton of being fully acquainted with his
subject, and sets forth the virtues of
the writer's of what has been termed
the Augustan period with discrimination
and justice.
THE CONQUEST OF BREAD. BY
Prince Kropotkin. Published by e.
p. Putnem's Sons, New York. Price,
$1.00.
Prince Kropotkin is well known to
the literary world by his previous works
dealing with the social condition of his
native land Russia. In this he at
tempts to demonstrate that the Com
munistic and SociaIistic ideals have
been. despite setbacks and reactions.
approaching nearer to practical realiza-
ton. The author is confident that a
communism of the type of which he is
an exponent is sure to triumph in the
end
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Motor Baggage Trucks.

1t has always been a mystery to us
why the railroads did not advocate
some sort of 2 Teller system for ham
Cling baggage. That is. an overhead
railway. such as is used very success
fully for conveying earth. stone and
other material. The transfer of bag
gage is one of the most annoying things
in every depot. The huge trucks come
mp in the midst of the passengers, who
are liurrying out or in. confusing ans!
embarrassing them to get out Of the
way. 1t would seem that an overhead
arrangement could he made which
would take the baggage from the cars,