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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-05
DANy1LLE TOBACCO ,1ARKEr.
tReported BY Dibrell Brothers.)
Especial to The Tim .Disna+cbT1

z r ~
DANVILLE. VA. July 4.-There has not
been sold on the warehouse floors the past
week more than a dozen or two loads OF
farmers tobacco. Interest centres in the
crop on the hill. which from all reports
promises very favorably. practically through
out the entire bright belt
IT appears that the estimate made early
Ia the season OF about 10 percent OF an
increase over last year still holds good. Tho
yield at this time promises to be somewhat
larger than an average. But the Yield and
the quality are stilI problematical. The
crop has had unusual preparation and care.
and With favorable season the quality should
Redried tobaccos are rather dull OF sale.
Athez holders feeling Justified by the small
stocks on hand in not making any conces-
SONS IN priced. notwithstanding the desr-
aollity OF closing out heir stocks before
&C commencing thei purchases of the new
IN the South some OF the smaller markets
VIII open for business in the new crop with
IN the snexe ter days. Some priminEs have
already been cured, and will be sold when
the warehouses open for the season -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-05
LIVERPOOL COTTON

Il LIVERPOOL, July 4.-CoTToNcLos
.1NG--spot dull; prices six points lower
American middling, fair, SIS: good
niddling, 6. middling. sal: low mid
ding, $50; good ordinary. 5.25; ordl-
nary. 4.s5. The sales OF the day were
1000 bales. OF (which 800 were for
American. Receipts. 5000 bales, In
Guiding 3, 100 American. Futures open
ed quiet and closed quiet and steady
July, $50; July-August% 5.55; August
5.07; October sol; Novem-
iber-Decembcr, AL 49, December-Jan-
!uary. 4.91: February March, AL;
4.e2; Aprll-May. 4.s2.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-05
R1cuMoND PRODUCE MARKET.

FLoUR-very quiet: receipts moderate
WIfEAT-Good demand for all milling
wheat. Damp and onony wheat have to
b. sold on their merits
CORE-yery dull.
OATS Continue quiet but hrn-
RTE-Continuea very quiet.
HAf-Receipts continue Very heavS; mar
ket overlooked and very dull.
STRAW-yery dull.
PoTAToEs-Reeeipts heavy and market
quiet.
EGGS-Receipts heavy: market quiet.
BUTTER-ycry active at quotations; re-
PouLTRY-Mnrxet continues active for
all grades at prices quoted
iR 5HIDEs-Continue active: lisht receipts s
VIRGINIA BAcOS-steady at unchanged
prices.
rRu1Ts-Appie. dp,l unless Is choice Z, !,
in fair demand. watermelons coming In
freely and rather dull. Canteloupes in lib
eral supply and very low.
RECEIPTS FOR THE wEEK-Wheat.
1916 bushels corn. 63.72, bushels: oats.
5o,sss bushels: flour 1897 barrels: hay.
1925 tons: millfeed. leo tons.
STOCK IN f:1EvAToR-corn 2.s6T BUSH
els: oats, 1852 bushels.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-05
All Markets Closed on.
Account Of Holiday
PRODUCE Market.

s The market condition last week
showed but slight change from the
prices quoted the. previous week. For
poultry the market continued active
for all grades at prices quoted. Re-
ceipts OF good fresh butter were light
but prices held and sales were active
Fruits were rather low. with receipts
Apples-Fnncy-
81 to $3.50 per barrel.
Hack berrics-
pd s,i;5 90. q $3.50 per crate
Fancy Virginia. 81 to s2.25 per barrel
Asparagus. large punches. fancy; q
IS cents: poor to fair. SO to rs cents
per bunch
Peas, fancy. so to rs cents per bas-
lssltus sa pns sy.;ksts ,s5 cents
per. basket. !.
Squash. fancy. 81 to S1.25 per basket
Temaaoss fa ane ,i.56p ' 10 sizs PEI
Celery. Fancy. ,l.bo to ,1.75 per case
Southern cabbage. rs centsSto 81 per
Yellow onions. barrel. $3.50 to ,2.75
Ssyy ,s ssap psr iSs:peund sack 20
Spring chickens. large. 20 cents per
Ducks, ID. to II cents per pound.
Hens, 10 cents per pound.
BOOSTERS, 80 cents apiece.
Guineas. IS cents apiece.
Geese. IS to so cents apiece.
Crates nearby. fresh laid. II to IL
cents per dozen.
Crates. from other sections. Is cents
Barrels and boxes. 10 to II cents
per Dozen. Az
Hutter-
Choice family packed. II to 1s cents
choice dairy packed. Il 70 - cent.
Medium store packed. is to II centa
per pound.
Choice virginia Bacon
Small new hams. 1s to II cents pei
Smoked sides. 10 to II cents per
Smoked shoulders. to 10 cents per
Prime country lard. 10 to II cent.
per pound.
Choice. 8 cents per pound.
Poor to fair. to s 1-2 cents per
pound.
Spring, s to cents per pound.
Fall. s to 6 cents per pound.
Sheep, to cents per pound
Beef cattle. prime. to cents per
I've hogs. 10 to =: cents per
pound.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-05
ATTRACTIVE AUCTION SALES.
Valuable Real Estate to BE Offered
This Week to the Highest bidder.

This Week to the Highest bidder.
Among the auction sales scheduled
for this1week an attractive and yal-
liable West Main Street corner lot. for
Tuesday, July It'll. at 6 p. NJ, by
Browns Co.. and also two extra deep
lots on Jacquelin. Street, which they
advertise for sale to the highest bid
der, without limit or reserve. which
doubtless will have the desired effect
Of attracting a5large crowd. the agents
proposing to utilize the occasion to put
up Immediately afterwards several
new frame dwelling on Jacsquelin and
On On Wednesday j. B. SElam 8 co:wlll
sell valua bile Second and Third Street
properties belonging to the estate Of
the late Gus p, Delarue, At 5So'clock
on that day they will ofrer the brick
and at 81 o'clock they wlll#sell No. $40
North Second Street. a neat and subs
stantial brick dwelling. Both these
properties are centrally located
n. Wednesday afternoon Pollard g Bag
by. willSsell two nice lots on the south
side Of Grace Street, between Meadow
and Allison Streets. On the same aaf =
5ternoonli they will offer the beautiful
dwelling, No i9b25 West Grace Street.
The dwelling will be sold at 6 O'clock.
and the lots at $40.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-05
MORE BUSINESS N EMpoRIA.
Woodworking Estnblishme nts Not suf
fering for ORDERS.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.1

EMPORIA. VA. July 4.-The box
shook factories OF Empqria. and. In
fact, all OF the woodworking estab-
lishments, are crowded with orders.
OF them day and night This is taken
as an indication OF general business re-
vival throughout the country. All en-
terprises IN the woodworking line had
dull business In the early part OF the
year, but there is now no complaint OF
slow trade among the woodworkers OF
E.mporia. The products OF these estab-
.lishments are shipped to all points OF
the compass, and the numerousness OF
orders at the present time is a sure
sign OF good times generally.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-05
{t.55 III ~ ~ = ~ :. 75l5s HI a.
Sale OF HendersUp Lots.

T@4I tspeclal to The lTlnles- Dlspato i.lSg39
HENDERSON,, N. O., July 4,-One
rate limits az Hand erson this week by
the Amerl San Req lty Company, 81 Il
Iboro; Penny Brot ers,! "a lc Il oneers, One
shgss SSldtinE ivin
presented to y he "a tow ~ orS ~ Il pa Il.
Th are were four lots TO- y each acre,
which syeraGed 140 Der lot, ~ SsIs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-05
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond. Va, July 4. 1908.
Tobacco: Dark Fired-Receipts continue
very light and market strong; very little
ce!pts. sun-Cured-Season about over and
receipts very light. Market quiet at nm
Changed prices: little or nothing doing.
i DARK EYp
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-17

loyalty and friendship for one an- other--and in days to come may the ivy-clad walls of dear old Crosby ever awaken sweet and tender mem ories of the happy days of our youth.
 w. c. KEENAN,, JR,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-17
Chorus.

Thou hast been, o Alma Mater,
 Lamp to guide our way; We shall not forget thy kindness
 In the splendor of to-day; We shall ever mind thy teaching
 Till the hour of life grows late; Thou shalt have the benediction
 Of the class of 1908. School time vanished! life work wait
 ing! Meet 1t is with hope so high, Parting comrades, Alma Mater, Smilingly to say goodbye; Years we've spent within thy shelter, Study passed away like play, May the coming time be happy, Happy as the bygone day.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-17

If yuu are touxrnx Ter ncarner~ txy the Democrat wnnr a1rx fnr rm rzltx; 25 wcr6s . Gays fcr 2x e<nsm
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-17

Class Song. (Words and music by Veronica D..
 Kennedy.) As the springtime brings its flowers To the greening hill and dell, So commencement brings its pleas
 ures, More than mortal tongue can tell; Brayely we have borne the burden, Joyful now we lay 1t down, Proudly wearing at the closing Alma Matters glorious crown.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-17

and the moment to bid Alma Mater bitter and of sweet. Our hearts falter when our lips would pro- nounce the words that. part us from the life We love. Yet why should a shade of sadness enter our hearts ? Is not this the goal for which we have been striving so earnestly? Un- til now we have been anticipating bright pleasures for the future with no other thoughts than those which happy expectation brings, unmindful In our prospective happiness that there is no joy without its sorrow. We have forgotten that after to-day in our loved class rooms, the pu- pills of 1908 will exist only in the memories of the past. Our places will be filled by others but they in turn, must go forth as we do to-day, to face the stern realities of life. Our pathways through life will probably be wide apart, but may they be like gentle springs, which proceed from the same source and flow in different directions over the land. dispersing blessings in their course. until they mingle their wa ters with those of the mighty sea. But whether our way be still among flowers or amidst the thorns and briers of trial and temptation, let us always prove ourselves true to our motto "Probitas," and on this, the last of our school days, sever the links that bind us and venture forth on the restless sea of life, where There's much to learn and much
 to do,
 Oh, may our aims be high,
 And ever lead to that bright land,
 Where none shall say, Good
 bye"
 ALICE M. HUTCHINSON.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-01

Die BON Gag su Gage INNER er.
i9rsdeuosr I'm iid sreifsnbe @bolsra.
@piosmie but bic aufmsriiamfsit Der
ct. Petersburssr 9ebUrben uuf bic
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-01
Cffriefifdle 0iel,sntlt.

Der @erein oitfrisfif9er Gtamm>
biebsiidter. Der es in ben % Sdbren
fsines 8sitsbens auf runb 200 Mits
sliebsr unb ipobI auf ben gr6bten Be-
ftp an ebIen Stammbudtbieren In
0euti9lanb sebru9t bat, bat nu9 elmer
unlGnsit aufseitelIten Stutiitit in ben
Isbtsn Sabren bur9fdnittIi9 is 10000
Rinber erportirt, mad feinem Saupts
abfabsebiete, Rbeinlanb unb Deitfas
len. allein In einem Sabre iber 5000
Rinber, 5000 Pferbe unb runb 100, 900
Sdpeine unb S9afe. nobel iens 40.>
900 Rinber, gering peranidlust, elm
&apital bon 100000 Wlort rsprGs
fentiren. Der llmfab an Stummbu9s
tbieren ober betrug binnen Sabresfriit
869 Saupt i'm Wertbe bon 339, ,297
Wlart. Sabei iif es feline Seltenbeit,
bab oft glei9 mebrere bunbert Rinber
auf einmal unb an einen unb benfelben
9lbnsbmer perfanbt perben, unb mas
bas pferbematerial anbetrifft. 70 iinb
in ben lsbten Sabren f9on gdnSe Cons
beri1iffe bamit mad 9lmsrita erpebirt
tporben. Den Retorb erSislts bisrbei
1905 Der prGmienbensit nMansolb."
Der fir 1900 Naarf mad Obio, bort
aber sleib BET feiner antunft fir 25,s
200 Mart ipeitsrDertauft purbe. Der
lanbipirtbfdaftli9e Sduptperein fir
StfriesIanb. Der bi.fe 8.frebunsen
ipefentIitb mitunteritiibt, ftellte In etnem
SABRE allein sur GOrberung Der pfers
beaudt 294.00 Mart. fir bic Rinbers
Su9t 1890 Mart aur @erfiisung,
unb er bat bas abiabssbist neuerbinss
aud uuf bic aolonie Siinstou unb bic
4aptoIonie eripeitert.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-01
9omneritas, l. SttOber 1908.
SemOfratif6s SfominatiOnen.

Rational.
q,rSatsrt- @iaiam Stnniras grsan.
8hs pr6Fesni-SUbn Ncrlb atrn.
Stant.
Ridtu he SupuiSr Gui&its-D. B. Grim
Gpuutp.
Goner,b-9bOmas .. Ni9plls.
RiGir-Samss 8. SNaa.
gpmmlhars-Subn 3. Gurfin, giiiOr Suri@'l
eteislattu.
4. TiItrift- glitplas Burlt.
2. Tiiriit- Z. .. Sapts
3. Tifriii-Gbnrlts ysput.t
4. Tilirift.- Tpmiuid Itmrilp
5. Tiffrift-Samts y. We9lnertp.
c. Eiiirift- Scbn W. 5olanr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-01
Zeppelin uno paufr.
9as ernnsssrtd,iepsHs edbidtaI bee bsibsw
erpbtu eentId1eu grNueer.


Webrfd9e parallelen Iafen ii6 5tpt>
f6en Zeppelin unb bsm @rfinber Mil
belm Bauer sieEen. 8eiber Dert gait
ols cine Sadie bes beutf9en 0oltes,
beFen mdterielIe llnteritiibung in 4ns
fpru9 senommsn tpurbe; beibe tparen
sdbe S9ipaben, beibe .2aien." unb
b.ibe bdttsn ben 8obeniss aur Werfs
fatt uub sur Sule ibrer Sriumpbe
gpdbIt, nur. bab Der cine bic Cuff
inb Der anbere bic Tiefe bes WeereS
erpbern ipplIte. Sbr S9idfal aber TT
grunbperi6ieben, unb penn ni9ts ans
beres, 70 benefit bisis @eri6isbenbeit.
bdb 8eutf9lunb felt 40-50 Sabren
aus einem eebridten -Qrmeleutelanb"
gu elmer ielbitbeipubtsn rei4en glation
ssfpprbeu 1T.
Bauer, elm einfa9er baperiider Irs
tiIIeriit. bate 1848 in S9lespis>S Spls
Fetn ben ptan sefabt. bic beuti&e
aiifte por feinbli9en Slottsn bur9
Tubmdrine 8ranber au f9ibsu. Setne
aameraben berSi4teten sur Gufbrinss
uns Der Ulittel auf sinen Sag 2Dbs
nung, aber es famsn teine 1900
Mdrt 5ufammen. unb Der 8au bes linz
terisebootes mubts tHfolsebsHen 70 nns
senilssnb aussefiibrt ptrbsn. bab es
TN RisIer Safen 1851 fant. glun fdnb
Der grfinber gar tetne Inter ftIbung
m.br. unb bas siroise, mas &Dnig
2ubipie fir ibn that, mar, bab er ibm
RsiiegelS ins Quslanb CAB. Sn Oeiters
reid i9isn ibm baB @liid au lG9eln.
Widtisteit unb Musfiibrbarfeit feints
proiettss lpurben bon elmer Rou,mtis
fon onerfdnft, unb bic MbmiraIitGt,
ber 2lopb iinb bic Srisfter 86rfe tpolIs
ten ibm bic n6tbtgt Summe Sur Ders
| fiisung ftellen. 9ber Der bamaIise
Sanbelsminiiter, ber bic Nnseleeenbett
fir S9pinbeI ertlGrts, bersitelte. baB
es iotpeit fam, unb Bauer mubte ii9
nun na9 Rublanb tpenben. Sier urs
teritiibte man ibn dnfanss febr bereit>
pilia unb er baute ein llnterfeeboot,
nit bem e 134 Gdbrten unter bem
DaFer suriidlsgte. S9liebli1 mrbte
er iebo9 Dor benz 9eutf6enbaNe tpeis
den unb begab ii6 na9 Dtuti9tdub
suriid. mo er fi9 In Rorfdad am 9os
benise nieberlieb unb nit Der Sebung
s.funfener S9iffe befabte. Qlls es
ibm nun 1868 gelan9, etnen felt 5tpet
Sabren in 70 SUB Siefe liegenben
0ampfer an bic Sberfldbe ou brinz
gen, mar Der @ntbuIiasmus srob. unb
Bic .@artenlaube" leitete eine Ratip>
ndIs@ubf bftription elm, bamit er beutf9e-
llnteriesboote bauen fonns. glber OBJ
slei6 pisle areiie ibr S9srflein beis
trusen, tamen bod nur rslatib seringe
Summen elm, unb bic Resierungen
bislten iib fern. 90 fpurbe es ni9ts
nit Der unterieeifden Stotte.
Bauer bat ii9, na9btm sr boriibers
gebenb nod in preuBif9e Disnite ses
treten mar, fpGter nod nit @9iebbers
fuden segen unterieeiI6e Pan3erplot<
ten befddftigt. dber nidt msbr beion>
bere grfolge eraisit. 9lIs 53iGbriser
Mann 1T er 1875 i'm 8eiib elmer tlei>
men baberifhen peniipn seitorben. Sir
zeppelin iinb gum Slid i'm Sanbums
brsbsn MiIlipnen bon Wdrf auiams
menaefpmmen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-01
@peben:N nnbiebau.
Snlano.

0as Deutihtbum BON Wiinneapolis
besins in Der Salle bss ct. sntbonD
Eurnpereins in einorudspoller Weils
unb bel unsemsin sublreidsr 8stbsili.
aune bic Ssier beS beutiden Cages
unter ben guipicien Oes Dcutid 'slme'
rifanii1eu @entraluereins BON Senne'
pin Gountp. Den SOriis fiibrte Serr
Ssrmann Soist, Der Rraiibent Der feit'
ssbsnosn Sereinisuns. Der in paiienoen
Borten auf bic 8eoeutung oes &ases
binwies. goupernsur SObnion uno
Oiapor Sapnss warsn leioer uerbinoert.
Der Seier bei;uwobnsn, batten aber in
i6wunsuollen Sdreiben ben Seroien'
iten bss Deuti6tbums nm bas Gm
porbliibsn bss Stuates unb Der 0thb
leuitaot bobe anerfennuns 9e3ollt.
gls Der ma6tise Dampfer Star Of
Bengal BON ben beioen Shleppern
nSai Yat" unb ~0uttie @use" BON
Seattle, ga., m6breno eineS beftigen
Sturmes in bic ufisne see sebra6t
muroe, serietb er auf Die Siifte BON @o'
ronatiou Ssluno unb purbe jeridellt.
Die Sdleppbampisr iuben ii6 se'
nOtbist, ii6 uon Osm 9roBen Sfifi los
;u MAIDEN, neil iie' font ebenialls BEN
llntsrsanse sepeibt Seweisn waren.
8ou ben 1876 Perlonen. Die on Borb
bss S6iffss warsn. wurOen nur &c &c.
rettst, bic anberen 11O srtranten. tSie
waren msiItsns @biusien uno Sa'
paner.
Gin bidter:..9iebsl, Der Stabt unS
llmseseno einbillte, mar bic uriade
elmer pfrbGnsuisuOllen Solliiion swi.
idsn 3wsi StraBenbabnwasen auf Der
Strsde 'swiidsn philadelphia uuo oem
8ororte @beiter. Der cine 8abnwa-
gen, sefiillt nit glrbeitsrn, beianb ii6
auf idnellsr Sabrt, als plOsli9 aus Der
Duuitbiille Elm aus entseseneeiester
Ridtuns fommenber 8ubnwasen auf.
taudte. 8eibe gBasen itieBen NIT gro.
fer @ewalt suiammsu uno sesen fiinf.
3is Perionen ttusen 8srlcsunsen Dos
bon. Wtebrere Der uerunsliidtsn Yai,
iusiere fino auf ben Goo uerlest. {
Sbsrri6tsr S'Rear bonn aentudp
Staats gppellbof bat ben Sal Sss
Staatss ssseu bic Soams @rprsB Co.,
In weldem oieielbe Weseu BsfDrberuns
BON 8bistep BON einem 2oful Option.
@ountD nod einem anbsren anseflast,
f6ulois befunoen unb 5ur .3abluns
elmer @sloitrafs perurtbeilt worSen LIT,
bsiiatist. eeDer Obsrri6tsr ertlarte, oaB
Observation-Disclosures fib bsm Sc.
ists sbenio su:iiisen pabsn, pis siuSeIns
Sn6ipiouen.
Wabren0 etneS furftbaren SGnees
TURNS colliOirte Elm in Oitl6sr &idtuns
fabrenoer YaliusierSus Der Chicago,
Burlington & Quincp Giienbubn, Der
bic @eIsiie Der giortbern Paeific Giisn'
babn beuuste, in Ser Oidbe uou gounss
POint, 0tont., nit einem Sra6tiuss,
neil Der Sisnalwd6ter ss usridulht
bate, oem RaiiasierSuss bas nStbiss
signal Su sebeu. Sei Der @olliiion
wurben rninoeftens 25 PerIonsn set6b,
tet uno sbsn 10 piele perlest. Der
S6nesiturm psruriadte cine lolde
Dunfelbsit, baB es ut9t m6slid mar,
mebr alS einise Sdritte melt 3u leben.
Hustanb.
Die BON Tag su Gage INNER er.
i9rsdenoer I'm iif 9reifenbe @bolsra.
@pibsmie but bic aufmsrfIamieit Der
ct. Rstsrsburssr 9sbUrbsn auf bic
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-01

Sanb 9ubreform fir
b ie poli3ei. Cine Rsuerung in
Der Qusriiftuns 1T BEL ben beritteneu
8erIiner SdubmGnnern gu Derseidnen.
Set 8ursem tragen biefe 8eamten gu
pferbs rotbbraune piIbleberne Sdnbs
f9ube, tpie iie felt Idneerer 3eit fdon in
Der Qlrmse iibli9 finb. Die ipeiben
Sanbidube finb uber ni6t sun3 aus
benz gebrau9 setommsn. Die SduBs
mdnner trassn fie nod, tpenn fe fi9
auBer 9ienit befinben. unb bur9 bas
Giibren Der 3iiseI bic Sunbfdube ni9t
Der 8ef9mubuna dusgefebt iinb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-01

Deutfdes RapitaI 5um
8etrase bon 100000 Wart 1T In
inbuftrielIen llnternsbmunsen in 8ras
iilien anetIest.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-01

an Der Weftiite guro'
p mudt iid Der tpGrmenbe Gins
flub bes 9olfitromes Biz so Meilen
binnsnpGrts beutli9 bemertbar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-01

@ie fdneII fGiest ein
Wete Sn elutperpsn batie
man ilnsithin @eIegenbeit, etn MstsOr
gu beoba9ten, nobel es esldns, bic @es
i9pinbigteit, NIT ber es dtf bic Grbe
fitl, gu bere9nen. Gs bur9mab udms
lid auf feiuem Riebersanse eins
Strede BON ia RiIomeiern IN 8 ST.
tunben. Sas Wteteor bat bemnab in
siner Sefunbe stipas iiber Id &ilomes
ter 5uriideeIest, mas einen Stunbsns
burdf9uitt bon 81 300 Rilometsr be-
beutet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-01

Subbares pIaH uHe traurisss 9aos- Srau
Snbbarss Observation-Disclosures 8eaer.
usppies Dsestattsn-SRa SRaribas-e esstaudter.
alu ber RaSeaupeequeus.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-09-09
How to Teach TruthfuIness.

Teach the truth by being absolutely
truthful. You have sharp little eyes
in your home, seeing more than you
imagine, and ears that drink in every
word; minds that think over all that
is done and pass judgment on all; so
be very careful. If you make prom
Use, however small to your child, keep
it faithfully. In this way does your
child learn to be a man of his word in
after years. Do not give too many
orders, but when an order is given, be
sure that it is obeyed. Never permit a
child to tease you into anything. If it
can have what it requests, give it at
once, but if it is NO." then stick to it.
But consider it WE'LL and do not say,
mo" when it might just as well be
"yes''
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-09-09

s. BRECKENRIDGE. paint and Feathers
makes the rich man load his wife and
daughter with diamonds and silks and
surround them with superfuous serv-
ants. Luxurious leisure is held to
give prestige. This false idea is passed
down to the working girls. The mere
contemplation of such a life of idle
ness causes harm. Many girls get to
believe that when they marry they
should cease to do anything but finger
trashy novels and order servants.
Marriage is really an institution of
usefulness, and it's burdens should be
looked forward to-"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-09-09
FOR MIDSUMMER MORNINGS.

No style of suit is better adapted to
midsummer morning wear than the one
made in simple shirt waist style and
no material suits it better than linen.
cotton poplin or soft finished pique. This
one combines one of the newest shirt
waists and skirts and is closed at the
left Of the front with ornamental but
tons. the material being linen in one of
the blue shades. The plaits in the skirt
give long and slender lines and are
stitched fat well below the hips so
that they produce the desired new
clinging effect, while the skirt is full
enough for comfort at the lower edge.
The blouse can be made as illustrated
or with square Dutch neck and elbow
sleeves as liked, so that it becomes
adapted both to the tailored suit and
to the gowns designed for afternoon
wear, when it properly could be made
from thinner and lighter materials. If
liked the long sleeves can be gathered
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-09-09
Faith and Works.

The author Of Seventy Years
Young" Mrs. Emily P. Bishop. de-
clares that it is as easy to do as to wish
to- do, and quotes this incident In IL
iustration:
A little girls brother set a trap to
catch birds. She knew it was wrong,
cruel, against the laws Of kindness. al
together inexcusable from her point Of
view.
She wept at first; then a little later
her mother noticed that she had be-
come cheerful once more, and INQUIRED
rs to the cause.
what did you do?" asked the moth
or.
II prayed for my brother 10 he made
q better boy"
what else?"
II prayed that the trap would not
catch any little BIRDS"
what elsep
'"Then 1 went out and kicked the Did
trap all to pieces. Boston Transc1 int.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-09-09
To DispeI Flesh.

If you are overstout, don't use drugs.
They may bring on another evil worse
than flesh. Use the flesh brush. Get
a square cornered clothes brush of
manila fiber. At first the skin will be
sensitive, but use the brush gently and
steadily and it will not irritate. Pay
attention to the muscles of the should
ers and arms, and especially the back of
the neck where that unsightly mound
Of flesh rises. Whenever you can walk,
do so. Imagine that the trolley car
engenders disease. When you feel
sleepy, go out in the sunshine on an in
teresting mission. Do your sleping at
night and omit the afternoon nap.