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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-17

6orm fir Sdminoiii d) .
tige. = 0os Gubpmooo.S anntp.
rium fir Sdlpinoiiihtigc miro in lue.
nigcn lo8cn cine S%orm.Golonie, Die
critic nit eillem GllbercliloliS- Cana
torilm perbltnbene, etobliren. Die
6urn InQ cinen &lltientboltsort fir
lolde Sdpminoliid)tige biloen, ipeld,e
lld) ouf Dem @ege Der geIicrung be.
iinocn, 81 oiciem 3lued puroe Die
on 0aS Sunatorium ol1grell5enbc
6arm, yBleoiunt Eloins", meldje
100 Stder &ono unnfoBt, altf mebrere
Sabre gepodtet. Die T%otienten tuer.
ben Damn 8~elegenbeit bobenJ lid OIL
Ser @emiiie5ltht uno Dem Sbitbal
SIT betbeiIigen uno oiif bieie Weiia
cine iIncn 5ulngenoe 9eid)dftigung
erbolten.
@olIen Dem Sepburn.
& NJ enbement opponiren.-
9efiirf)teno, Dob oos Sep6urn.
amenbement sum Sbermon gnti-
Sruit.@eies moelifer @eiie Strifes,
9opcott5 unb idwor5e 2iIten legoliii-
ren fonnte, bat oas Snlnnobanbel.
Gomite Ser Baltimore Sonoelsbebof.
oe 6eidloiicn, Ser 9eborbe oie Gnt'
pfeblung 81 MAIDEN, Dem gmenoes
merit ilt o|pponiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-17

Gle IS. 2. Surrcn Com
PAM" lullr0c lllltcr Den @eictP:l
bon GeInmnrc incorporirt, nm Die
lett 40 &obrcn ON SuBc Der 8olfc.
Strube inter Dem Numen rs. 2.
Sorreit II. 80" b%etriebenc Gonierucn.
Nnloge5u iibcrnchmen. Gas 9lfticr.
aopitol bctrogt 100000. Sic Sn.
e%orporntoren iillb: 9uroettc $. 6or-
rcn, George g. Sbolp, &cpi5 ".
Honoolpb, Charles &. Sippin, z.
@beeocn 6oro, iGmmtlih bon 9oltI
more, un0 Hulpb &. 2upton bon @il-
mington, Gel. @err Sorren nuree
5lrn YrGitoenten, Serr Sbalp sun;
@ice Erdiioenten, Serr &~anboIpb
5ltrn S6asn1ciiter uno Serr Hipp:!t
SLIM SefretGr erp1blt.
Seating ice-YrGiibent.
0uS 9irettoriltm Der nllnion Srliit-
Company" bat Serrn Sobn Seating
bon Cumberland gum TtcesFro'toel,-
ten scr Gon1poerie erluablt on SteIte
BON Serrn @nt. @bitrib9e, Der lid)
gang bon Der Gompagnie loSgeio0t
bat, g(Qe iibrigen Seomten puroelt
picoercripGblt. GieieIben iino: TrG.
Iioent 8eorgc glafiitone, Sice.ErGii-
oent Charles Z. Crane, Sefrct1r-
ShobmeiItcr Titarb 9. Seqmun.
&iilfs-S efrctGr. g doemciitcr Soiblo
Q. Cen.
Neucr Ypitcn iir 8enc-
Mas. = General Saipro.
Jon RiggS lit gum &oriiser oes Gre,
futip.Gonitcs scr ,Wtercontile Srnit
anO Gepoiit Goniponp" ernotlht nor
oer, alt SteIle pcn Serrn Wnl. $.
9ladioro, ser 5uriidgetreten lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-17
Sc6bcl's cinsiacs 9lttclier.

Sir babcn MIR elm 9ltclicr in @alti.
more, nno oas bcfinoct iid in Der
Gtasc 81 cbcncr Groc, Nr. 321, Nuro.
Gan, nabc Sisb-Str. Ginocr-Ybo.
tusrapbicn cine Gpe5ialitGt. - Seine
Iscntcn nnS feline Srcppen ST itcisen.
S. Sebbcl. 6. Grmi, 8eidaftsiiibrcr,
(315-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-17
y.Sarmonie Gafc,"

9r. Ala, @eit- Sabcttc.S trafc, aarl
Sdmiot, Snbabcr. 3iir5bnrscr Sui'
BRAN friid) am 3apf. 1iuers, Sonpers
a Ia carte. Seben Samitas Ibeno
Grei.Gun5ert. (apriIt,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-17
SbeD. $. 9iener 4 60.

Geutihes 1iio anberes n~,islGnbi.
ides @eIo sefauft uno perfauft.
@eIoieuouneen heiorgt mad 3eutId.
LAMB, Seitreid, &ubIano II. |. no.
@ediel auseeitelt auf aisIdnbiide
ganfen. greoitbriefe unb graoeIers
Cheques.
17O.=8QltimoresStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-17

ic9out6Gt iQfeit.- 9ou.
llntcrnchmCr id)cincn Nidt5 bon
obartcn" 3citcn 5u miiiclL. ocnn g
cntuidcIt lid in 0icicm 6rii6iu6r mic.
Ger cine iicbcrboftc @autbdtigfcit in
aQen S%toottbcilcn. On Dit 9olti.
more Wcrocu micOcr gauge NcihCr
bon 5mciit0cfiAen @obnungcn crrid).
ret lulO III 9toro.9oltimorc un0 iens
ieit3 ser nGr0lid)cn mo uoromcItIi,
den Stn0tgrcn5c Cntltcht cine hilbldC
Staa nebcn Der on6crcn. GS mcrbcIr
bort nCltc Sunoitrcdcn ser 9olltbdtiQ.
felt cr0ifl1ct. GiC ySmncrs' Neoltp
o." miro IS 9ldcr IN 0auplGBe aus.
lcqcn; Ser Elab erbGIt oen Nomen
o0ltpont Rart" lln0 crltrcdt lid bon
Der Yorf-6 ci0btS. Nucruc WeItlidl bis
1ltr HCiiteratomn=Hooo mo miro i'm
NorGcn pon @ooolonoz mo 8ir1i,
ntd2lDcnltc bcgrcn5t. IS iolCn bort
3nilin95sGottoacs crrid)tct lucr0cn,
Die pon $1,000 nlrfDGrtS %foltclI. Die
,WcltsNrIinqton Improvement So"
mill an Der @roDclon0 sNucnlc cine
Heibc @iucn bouen, 3ebn GiQen mol.
len GorQ6cn Scoru 4 Garter oltf
Dem }c6n Meter QrobclL oils Gbcitnlt.
Sill %bCtnnntCn SonOcomplcr, ser Iii0'
lid oon O}ou1t Nnibington lic1t, CT
ridItclt. Sn l1orooItIidcn SbciIe Der
Stobt beobiid)tiGt bic nSu6urboll
Hcaltp So" cine Nnjubl TiQcn 81
bullcn. Is miro crmortct, BOB in
Solge 0ca Clcftriifcn Vobnucrte6rS
nit Woihington mo annapolis IN
Nnnc Ar1ntoCl-Gountp olt Seuern. Ii.
Ncbcnfliiiicn OelielbCn pielc CONNER
mohrunNcl Qcbollt lperoer. Tic Nnd)-
rage nod gltten @oupldbcn in jcner
8cgen0 lit, rpic @runoeigentbum3-
maflcr iogcn, cnornl. Sin be0euten-
Der 8run0eiNentbum5sS erfollf an
Sitos0rou0luap mltr0c on1 Sienitog
o6geid)Ioiien. @ebrilocr Sed)t & So.
critonOcn oaS groBe @e6Gltoe, in
nelhcm Sic Girma ihon lett % Sab.
rc1 Elm aleioergcidl0it betreibt. IS lit
Nr. 519-521, Siio.groiomou. bat
10 6ltB 6ront unO reid)t 5uriid bis
HepeiteritroBe. Cas- @cbGltoe mar
iriiher oils 0oS TeifeSotel %befannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-17

,lno eS bctBt, boB ooa gluitcrn.@cie
lest IN ocn @eridtcn on9cgriffen mer
Orl1 IoIl. Sic itiibcn ii6 oorollf ooi
olc 9omon.2IltitCrnbiQ ii6 oui 81
Gbclopeote-9oi uno Dcrcn ,3liliiii
bc5icbt mo Die @cruGIicr bon @orcc
ltcr-Sountp nitt SIT Den 3uiIiiHcn Sc.
@oi geborcn.
Ntdt 3uriidGreifcn6.
@encrolonmoIt Strou8 bat Den
StootS,Gpntrolcur Scrina ein @ut
od)trn be5iiglih oca in ser lcBtCn &c
0ialotltriitunq angcnomntencn Orb
ld)oTtSItcltcr- @eIcbc8 qcgcbcn. Gcl
Gontroleur moIltc mihcn Oh baS sc
IcB, oo8 cine Grbihoit5itcurr BON ;
Frojcnt fitr icbc &unocrt IoQor3 ci
mes NodIoilcS ouiCrIcgt, o,i scr
9}ad)loB zines Dor Der 5nfrofttrctulll
0ciicI6cn S~eritorbcncn &nlucnounl
iin0c. Die Nntuort lalttctc pcrnci
memo.
GrncnnunG ser S6clliii6 .
mifiiou.
Dor ocnl 1. moi nutB Die Stoot3.
9olltcn.9cb6r0c b~cItcbcn6 ans Sou.
Dcrltcur Grotber9, Gontrolcur @criul
mo SAobmciitcr &onoipcr, Die
Sbcuiii6-Gommiiiion fir bic nadItcr
5ruci Sabre crnennnCu. IS miro CT.
mortct, ooB bic oItc 0eb0roc luicocr
crnonnt miro. Giciclbc bcItcbt aus
OCu SS. @ilton 5. 0itdcQ, Sent.
BON ga Eluta, Charles omtu &or.
iiBcr; 9Cnomin 81. @recrL Gent, pom
Neitoucr, Somcricts Goumtn, un0 Or.
GoHlueIl @rooe, Gcp, BON Der &ogn3
@opfinS- ltnioerIitGt
@trfen iir @rpou's Gomi i.
nation.
0roBe NnltrCngul9Cn mer0Cn bon
Der yW2arpIano Frogreiiioc Gcmocro-
tic Seaguc" gcmnd)t sic &nitruirml
Der MorDIGn0er QcIcgntcn 5lrr ocnto.
frntiidCn acknowledgements III
Gcnpcr, fiir @m. &enniu9S 9rpou 81
itimmen, bcrbci5uiiibrcn, (tu alien
Counties lperocn Gonitc'u 0cqriinbct,
Ole ibrC SbdtiQfcit in Sen 8rimdr=
lpoblCn cntluifcln iouen. Ginc Con-
fcrCr5 Der cntbuiiuitiihen 9rpon-@In.
b0nger im Stootc miro Dor Dem 3r-
Io%mmcntritt Der 0cnlofrotiidClt
StnotS.G Central Goupcntior Qchaltcn
pcroen, %n scr &crioumlltng Der
StootS. ol.Gomttc'3 mcroCn oie
9rpon= 2InhGu9cr oarolli 0ringen 0aB
Die Yrimdruo6Icn fiir Die Stoot5.
Gonpcntioncn nod Dem G~romiorD.
GorntpsS pitcm Gcholten mcrOcn. Gjc
Srpon-NlnbGnger soften Die 2hlIitcl-
lllna elmer &lottiorm fir ii6criliiiiia,
ga Sr. Nrnnn al iidl ihon gcnltg
Glottform lei, r...
). Gccie t6c untcrlicQ t..
&u elmer Scriommllmg Der repllD.
litoniidcn 6iibrcr Ser 10. uuo Is.
MorO puroc Nr. ). Steele @it6cr, ci.t
nobcr 6rcunO 0ca 3oQcinncbmcra
@nl. =. Stonc, 0cihlo9cn. Gr miinid).
tc, BOB cS ibnt iibcrIoIicn miirOc, Ct.
ncn Delegation sur rcpublitnniihen
Convention 0Ca 5lpciten Congress 81
i~triftca 5t %crncnnelt. Seine @cQncr
marcn obcr III scr Webrhcit, ltno ea
mlrbcn 5lt icncr Gp%nocution lolttcr
o2tnti. Or organizations Gclcgntcn" cr-
nQlult.
HcurrC nom inirt.
GiC rCpublifanilde cong~rCilionclc
Contention oc9 g.. GiltriftS togtc &C.
ltcrn in N%ageratomn Mio., nonlinirle
bcn GonNrcBob9corouctcn George II.
Scare micDer, inboilirtc Yr0iiocnT
~Nooicpclt'9 Administration mo lpruG)
iid 5l @unitcn Der Domination oca
&ricgSlefrct0rS Gait fir ErGiiOcnc
aus. Gic Gclcgntion BON Mtontgo-
mtcrOsGomtp protcitirtc Ocr9cbcn5
9c9cn 0ie @ciiirluortung bon Soft'3
Domination,
9ic n&. 2. Surrcn Com
lulIr0c llntcr Den @elctP.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-17
S6tffsfarten

bon uno nod europa iiber Baltimore
ooer Telu.Yorf, aaiiite ooer 3niihen.
oed. @ehiel, auslGnoiides 8eIo,
G%reoitbrieie uno @eloienoungen.
Sbep. 8. Siencr e &c.,
Nr. 2t7, it-galtimpre.S traRe.
d.
Taiie fiir's AnSlanb bciprat 6. giaine, Tr.
t13, Sit.SnlttmuresStr uabe Gnitpm Spuie w.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-17
I'm uSeidlcn Ocs @pf."

Ser 6riibling bot begonnen, unO
ais 0clltli6c9 3eibcn oafiir liebt muI
an alien @irtbi6aften ole pcrIficol
nen Elnfatc, Die bciogcn, ouB oort
a9od"-gier I'M NnitidJ lit. Die Wfei.
iter, ole Den e0cllten aQcr @eritel.
iGftc IN Dollen 3iigeu bimmtcr ihliir.
ZEN, iutl'cn gar ni6t, ooB Die 8orIic6e
tilr 0leieS Bier biltorii6 lit. Mtartiit
Sutbcr, Der gr0Btc Rciormutor, mar
Elm bcgeiitcrter 2Inb1uger Oieiea, in
Der Stuot Climbed inn 9anl0uerifc.l
gebroltelt Sicrc5, Oa9 SIT oarnaIigcn
3eitcn o@imbefer Bier" bieB, ouS.
ais man cS 5llerIt IN Niirnberq 5i
braltcn |lcrrtc, einfud) y@cde-9 Bier"
nonntc, aus Dem Damn ipGtcr in
Wtilnd)cn o@oef- Yicr" uu0 lett Gan,
gem o@od.@icr" muroc. @enn scr
Stoff olio cine iolGc 8eriibnttbcit
bot, 0orf mon cS iider trinfctL alien
Scmpcrcn5 6unotifCrn sum Srotr.
Nit Ocnt 3icGenbof bot Der Nonir
0e8 o8od" alio gar ni6ts 5r tbln,
mcrn altd Die @irtung Wtonteu
fr0bliG, mic Elm iungc9 90dIcin,
biipicn mudbt. @us MN bic GltalitGt
ocS BOD @icreS" ougebt, 10 milB
bic goll5 Defenders gut lcirt, ocnn mi.
lere Sraltcr brolten c5 nod mad o..
dlten Nrt Der 9opcrn, sic MIR in;
Nilltcr 6raltclt fonntcn, "a Iie nod
feline GiSmoidincn fonnten. Sic be.
ginllcn CO Nnfu1g3 oe3 Mintcr5 Cit
jilbrollcl, ullb 5lunr ltGrfer, ipic Die
gemobnlihcn 9ierc, Ioiicn cS Sen
ga13cn @intcr logern 11O lest nit
TriiblinA Grlpod)cn 6en 0ltriti9ct
oorbictcn. @cnn oltd) bier Die ,9od-
bier" -6cItc nid)t 10 luitig geicicrt rpcr.
Den, mie IN Der often Seimotb. 10 BE-
rette lid ScOcr icIbcr Elm Set uu0
trtnfe 10 uiel Bod" nic cr fam, Bonn
CT mltB ia Damn ct1 gall3eS &abr mar.
ten, bis or iuclfcs micoer frie9t. Die
sur r@.-9.sS -9rnu-Gompognie" &C.
b0renoc 0orlcp Forf,@ roucrci uno
bic George @aucrnibmi0tide @rolcs
rel beginner bcrtc nit Dem NllStiidL
unb OoS feline Bier lit 6ei allen ibrcE
&unocn 81 boben. 0nliclbe miro olld)
in 6loid)cn, "a IN elmer Site, fir 81
Don Oem N6fiiQ.0 eportement Ser
r@.-@..S," AT Gomn-S troBe uno
GcntroI-9IOenue aus frci ms @oua
Qelicicrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-17
2SaWiugton-Asentur.
-bes- .
"0eutfden Gorrefponoent,''
@m. Sanncmann, 1915 NariOn'
Gtrakc, N.-@.
mo GnsstSsn uub geitcaHnaeH ~entseaen stnon,.
men iucrbeH.
gufolbcridJtc ants @aiBington.
i. &. $ foot.

i. :. hartmann foot.
Nr. 6reOerid &. Surtmann, ein
alter beIicbter NtgeiteQter i'm 9nreuu
0ca Gbei- 3nacnicurs oes &riegs.Ge-
%portcnentS, Scr am Gicnitag in lei.
ncr @obnmA Nr. 1926, 6. Strabe,
Itarb, miro bcute Na6mittog becrOigt
merocn. Der &critorbcne mar bon
Ocltlfcr N%lbitommln0. in @oibing-
ton 0cboren un0 ieit 81 &obrcn i'm
Sngenicura Bureau 0cS aricgS . DC.
partcmcnta angeiteQt. @r nan Dit
QlieO ser o&nigbtS Of @onor" u1b
Der nanigbt5 Of @oIOcn @oglc."
Seine Satin, Strait 6onnic e. Sart-
mnnul rn0 icinc G0dter, Sri, 2oliie
&drtmom uno 6rau 8uitau GiGer,
itbCrlebcn i'm.
Mor0cin Sorri8 reiignirt.
&umca $. SarriS, Woroein 0c5
SunOes . @~efGngniiies i'm 0iitrift
Columbia, %rcii1uirte geitern irn0 0ns
0iItrittS Supremgerift robm sic
Geiianotion an, sic am +. Suni III
Strait tritt. Tor mcbrercn @o6en
idon gab @r. 6nrriS icinc 9(biidt
fu1o, oo5 $4,000 5nbIcnoe Amt ME-
oer5ulegcn unO mad ieinem Sci
motbaItnate &noiano 5uriiffebren 5lt
moQen. @s iin6 ihon mebrere BE-
merbcr nm ooS 2lnlt oltfgctretcn.
Genius Ser Y@oier Sc
mo6ncr."
Die Eoli}ei nimmt 5rr 3eit in
GcrbinOumg nit Sem 0iitriftS . Gen-
hts cine 31bIlmg Ser 2clttc Dor, Oic
oaS gan5e Sabr in %iogcnonnten
oSollSbooten" uno oNrhcn" nui Dem
Eotomdc mobncn. Iie Eoli;iItcn
NuIi1no uno 0apiS iino nit ser 9tr-
bcit betrout.
Scqueiter fiir .2ittIc
&nngarO."
Oberrid)tcr Glabougb %ernonntc aes
itcrn sic 66. eugene u. SoneS,
Gborles ". Carr >uno @m. u. Nm-
broic olS SequeIter fir oas n2ittlc
&ungorp Hcltallront," Nr. III, g.
Strabe, nit Der Alitorit1t, oas &c
id1it mcitcr jl fiibren. Sic iteltcn
$4,000 9iirgi6oft. Sn Ser alage-
ihriit mahten sic g(ftiorGre geltcno,
OaB Ser GrGiioent Der Gompngnie.
S8nab &effo, Oa8 @eihGit lhIed)t
%permultete.
Gin neuer Eorf.
Die 0iitriftS . Gommiiidre boben
am iilolid)en 3ugaltg CUR nellel Gon.
necticlt- Apenue-9riide einen 2on0.
Complex fiir Eorf5pede reierpirt
lno General Wnden5ie, GbefsSnges
niellr ser Scr. Staoten. bennd]riA-
tigt ooB lie bereit ieienJ ser 9unoeS-
Hcgierung, Die uttcr eirem Beiet
pom 1898 bic 6iirIorgc iiir ale Iorf.
Nnlogen I'M Giitrift Golum6ia iiber.
nimntt, Ocn 2anOcompler ST iiber.
meilen.
Strifc Ser 3iegeIitein.
maurer.
Gic o@ridlapcrS' Union" or0uete
geitern einen Strife ser an cincm bon
Dem Contractor NcGrnp aufgeiiibr.
ten Icltbau bel ben @~aibington Bar.
raden 6eidaiti9en 3iegelitcinmalirer
al, mo 5ebn Wairer gebordJten Dem
8ciebl. 9IlS llrln6e 0es StriteS miro
an9c8cberL onB Der Contractor Sim.
mcrlcllte bcidGitige, oic 81 feiner
Union gcDoren.
6arm iir g Of 10 3 ii d) .
[ Il {. - OoS Nl6nfnnn6 .Snuntns
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-09-04
In tho Days OF Brn"ans.

Is there such thing in the mar
ket az u brogan? Forty years ago
the hroean bro-GANl was the ideal
shoe OF the farmer and laborcr. 1t
was cheap--$l pair-and with the
toughest kind OF treatment would
last through season OF plowing and
harvesting Two pairs were enough
for a years wear. At first this sho"
WAS coarse and hard. but when We
put ii on we soaked our feel in the
creek. or branch. until the Gather
lcowhide) got soft and plant. when
4, would fit itself to the foot as paper
f,s chg wall. Thereafter all you
had to do 10 keeI, the brosan il fine
felIls was 10 grease it with tallow
once a week, which rendered IL soft
aud waterproof II ought to be the
ideal shoe for boys who make rough
house. 1t takes backing we'll and
will Shius and reject like mirror
when polished. - New York Press.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-09-04
HE GOT THE GOODS.
Ilncw Just What He Wanted and
Was accommodated.

Not long ago Dr.. Wiley, the gov
ernment's pure food exper-, walked
:nto Washington cafe and took a
seat. He evidently knew just what
he wanted, for waving aside the bill
of fare the bowling waiter 2roffered'
he said:
Bring me 4 chicken pie one Of
rnose little individual pies"
a few minutes later 1t was set he
fore him, brown anG hot. and with
a smile of anticipation he broke the
crust to find just beneath three
inch feather.
Take this away he commanded.
what does it mean, anyway? Tell
me that
The waiter was evidently man
OF resource, for he Immediately
leaned over and said in a conf
dental voice.
why, All tell you. sab. It's
dis way: Yo' know dat DR.. Wiley
been raisn such er howl bout food
not bein' what hit was claimed ter
be, de cook dcs puts one chicken
fedder in each one OF dem pies to
show der folks dat deys recebin de
Genwine article, sab. Western
Home maker.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-09-04
DOGS rs WATCHaIEN'S HELPERS
EuiIy Trained and Often Show Con-
siderable Sagacity.

siderable Sagacity.
Training dogs TO as st the watch
men and police is very simple
matter" said an old private watch
men Of Boston. who formerly walk
ed beat in the South End.
Dogs like the work. They en-
joy prowling around through alleys
and back yards and nosing into cor
ners and behind barrels and piles OF
boxes, and their wonderful sense OF
smell often enables them TO local"
al intruder SO securely hidden that
his presence would never be Sus-
pected by q watchman.
When | was walking beat Z
large Newfoundland dog began fol-
lowing me Of his own accord. |
didn't encourage him at first. but
let him go along on my rounds an
much for company az anything else.
That dog watched me like detect
I've and seemed to understand every
thing I did: followed me into every
gard, and in less than week knew
every house that was employed 10
watch.
In ten days he Was doing lars7
part Of my work. or course hs
could not try the doors, but after
the first round, when l tried all the
doors and saw that everything vas
right. all ] had 10 do was to seHd
him Ia to search the yard. and ha
did it thoroughly. ii anything Was
wrong he barked and ran in to sea
what was the matter. Once 4 back
door was open. The gentleman of
the house had come. in late. left lie
dcod Unmatched and the wind blew
it open. The dog knew it WAS wrong
and Darked for me 10 come.
Another time heard him bark
Ing in back yard. and running in,
found he had cornered man hiding
behind a pile of boards. The dog
worked with ME for nearly three
years. Every evening, no matter
wnat the weather, that dog was on
hand at the patrol box where / re-
ported. On cold nights we would go
into an engine house to warnt, and
while the dog enjoyed the warming
hour SIS much as did he was 70
Jiulker, but whenever was really
to 20 he was ready. too.
81 lost him because his owner
moved out OF the city, but as soon
as It became known among the dog
population that he wasn't WORKING
his place was taken b. n hound that
| had often notlced following Us in
a furrivs fashion. as though he woull
like 10 be OF the party. but didn't
want 10 intruGe, and the new dog
seemed from the first to understand
every thing that ought to be done
uEd did il as well rs his predecessor.
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Edith:--Helcn rays she didn't ac-
cept Jack the first time he proposed.
Ethel iwisely) No, CT course
not. She wasn't present.
4 Guess and :: Reckon.

4 Yankee who visited my town OF
Tupclo, Mlssissippi,' said Private
Iohn Allen, 'certainly got OF good
one at the expense Of one OF our
townsman The two had been dis
cussirg the differences between tie
North ana the South, Wen tile Mis-
si.ssippian observed:
Well, aftel all, IS near as :an
see, there isn't much difference be-
tween us and lou, except tina; We
reckon and YOU guess.
'rruc,' answered. tie Yankee;
but you mUsan't forget that we
guess blamed sight better .hau
you reckon.
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Where Brick Ovens Are Used.

In Canadn the French settlers still
cuarinua 10 use large brick orcns
ont Of doors such as Here hmili in
France 2op years ago. The perfec-
ton Of the stove and range in ihe
last fity years has driven MANY OF
these ovens ont OF commission. but
many OF The Inhabitants think tha.
no good baking can BE- done In any
othar oven. It's use X simple. 4
fre is made In the oven OF good hard
wood and when the oven Is exceed
inEiy hoI he ashes arr rnk"d oul
aad ne large lOaYeS ready to bake
sra placed on the bottom or The
oven without pans. This nelhod OF
baking makes very thick crn..re
or crust. AZ all of the natural e!e-
m.nts OF the grein arc l"ft in lhs
Eunr -" bread Is darn In color.
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it Can't Be Beat.

The best Of all teachers is r%r"ri-
rncc. c. NJ Harden. 0i Silver city,
North Carolina. says: II find f!rc-
tric Bittcrs does ali that's claimed
for it. For Stomach, Liver and Kid
ncv troubles it can't he beat. have
tried il and find il Il most excellent
mcdicie. Mr.. Harden IS right: II
the best of all medicines also for
weakness, lame back. and AL run
dow conditions. Best too for chllls
and malaria. Sold under guarantee
at J. G.. Wannamakcr Mfg. Co.. drug
store. Jh".
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Prrpar'ing to fict Eycu.
girl

Yes" he said, Il wish 20 adopt a
girl"
~ little &irl?"
NO. girl old enough to nave en-
ergy and perseverance, and one who
has had enonghzexperiencc with the
piauo to make her think she knows
hcw to play it. And If She thinks
she can sing. why, so much the bet
ter tell you. am going 10 get
even with the people in the !.eXt fiat
even if have to adopt two musical
Erodigies. .-lippincottS.
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Profitable Labor.

Jimmy's mother was surprised to
zee him headin" toward the garden
with 4 garden rake.
"Why, Jimmy" she exclaimed.
"Nhat on eartl! are you going TO DO
with that rake?'
81 am going to rake your Hover
pot. answered the youEsStcr.
"What for??" demanded the moth
el.
''Why for money was the re-
81 onse: Il heard papa tell Uncle flar-
rs that he raked a pot last night. and
90. fifty doliarS.'-iI i. Mohcrly.
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Passed Examination Successfully

James Dunailuc New Britain.
Conn. writes: Il lri"d several kid
ncy remedies. and WAS treated hy our
hest physicians for diAhctcS. hui did
not improve until took folcy's Kid
ucy Remedy. After the second bot
Tie showed Improvement. and five
bottles cured mc completely. have
since passed 4 rigid examination Tor
life insurance. Foley'S Kidney
Remedy cures hack;chc and All
forms of kidney and bladder trouhl-
.S. Lowman Drug Co.. y. I. DUKES.
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The liliir attacks Of stomach
tyou.!" and stomach disorders viii
uuHuuhtrdly lead 10 chronic dESp"p-
$ia unless You TAX" something LOT
q sufficient time 20 strengthen tn"
stomach and give it Il chnacc to get
we'll. II YOU take kodol in the be-
ginning the bad attacks OF TIysDcp-
sia will he ayo:S:,i hut ii 80" allow
these little attacks tn 20 unheeded
It will take kodol 4 longer time 10
nut vour stomach in good condition
again. Get 4 bottle OF kodol touaF.
Sold by
A. c. Dukes, VI. D., 4. c. Doyle ( Co
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IL heard you let something drop
in the kitchen, Just now, Kate. Did
you break anything" asked the lady
of the house when dinner WAS being
served.
Only one leg OF the chicken.
MIA am replied the girl innocently.
Statesman.
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Death destroys at once and irro-
vocably, in whole or in part the ia
come that provided FOR the daily
wants of those You love, the income
that was counted on to feed and
clothe and educate your Children.
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The I riickiness
Of the Ladies

Whato Shall exposures stop at
rolitins and finance? Are the shalnea
OF the cities the only shameS! Is
the sign of the DOLLAR the only wick
ed portent? Not so--a Thousand
times not so! II We are to nave eN-
posur.s let us expose all. Let ho
guilty one escape.
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FIRE INSURANCE..

Important? You fully realize It.
You would not allow your house to
remain uninsured overnight.
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I,uil,yars in China.

Chinese citics object so strongly
"a :rdditiona! openings being mn'i" il
their walls that The new railways are
compelled to build lha!r stations
tEs; outside. \eith9r railways no."
trains can enter the cities.