The Peabody News from Peabody, Kansas • 4

iin i Bib KM Bill Mclnerv. of ttullsboro, ia 'selling HELIOGRAPH IN WAB All HVET TUP rnf tNTV Pf Association lix Central Park, Ma-ALL CIV IU.C lAPUll 1 1 Atimwt 28. Of course the Record clothing here and is dicing a good busi- COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE ness. lie sells a coat irom fou. will have lots to say about this gather- -1 HAS The dame at the Woodmen hall, AN- Marion County Items Gleaned from 'S before that time, as this paper is a BEEN USED SINCE CIENT TIMES.

Tuesday evening, was well attended and brother-in-law of Ohio. Record. ELBING ITEMS. nearly everyone reparted a good time. Mrs.

John Clubine died at their home The cron of alfalfa hay is very good Various Sources. Squibs from the County Press. Aulne is enjeying a boom. Eamona reports a case of smallpox. in Logan township, Thursday morning, this year and several of the farmers have just finished stacking their first crop.

Sreat Improvements Have lleen Made However Ita Cue In the South Afrit an War Proves that It Is of Scleotle Perfection. T. O. SALMON. EDITOR.

Two brothers of Agent Salmon are visiting with him this week. Mr. and Mrs. J. M.

Stutsman returned from Lincoln, Saturday. TUr TTanrllev. of Wichita, has shipped BUT Sam Snrth has purchased property about three o'clock. She had pneumonia the first of the year, which ended in quick consumption. She was thirty-four years of age, and leaves a devoted Messrs.

Stincheomo Freisting, of Aulne, will start a general store at that just north of Mr. Thompson's residence and will move a house on it in the near nine cars of prairie hay in the last two future. weeks. Chan Starbuck, of the Grand Central Thft snillincr of some oat meal caused BEQUEATHS TOllTS SUCCESSOR; THE IMPROVED husoand and a daughter eleven yeare of ago. Mrs.

Clubine was a daughter of Mr- nd Mrs. Mort Elliott, of Wilson a nnmliAr nf mir neoule attended hotel of Peabody, was iu the city "jar" between two sisters a snort Decoration Day services in Newton and Sunday time ago. Be careful of the oat meai in the future, township, her father having died of con- Peabody. ikjr 1 1 -i 1 1 1 i- 1 rnrs. xtavmona nas umpuaeu ui uor su.ipuon several years ago.

one was a A number of parties went away on Rev. Richert preached in the sch-ol restaurant business at Marion ana win lovely character. burial occurred the eastbound train Sunday. Among emington house Monday evening to a large con move to Oklahoma. I at the GarJ cemoterv in Wilson town- them were Dick Booth, Harry Hilvis, gregation.

Fred Potter and Lotta Beltz, very carpenter in this vicinity has ship. Record. nf thp flerman section men went 1 Flovd Stephenson had an accident been busy all snrimr with several Flo Typewriter A MARVEL OF MECHANICAL ACHIEVEMENT. nut nn a strike this week and as a result THE SLAIN IN BATTLE havpi Dfirmanentlv lost their job. The rence man assisting.

Citizen. while milking a cow at Mr. Webb's a few evenings ago, but fortunately no bones were broken. Whitewater crew are helping put in the Miss Grace Nusbaum, of Peabody, new ballast. 7 Miss I WAR'S Well digging is on the boom in this spent Saturday and Sunday with The heliograph is by no means a modern invention.

Although it has been a good deal spoken of during the present South African campaign and is generally looked upon as one pf the mechanical marvels of the nineteenth century, the fundamental idea of using the sun's rays for writing is as old as the Roman empire itseif. Every student of the classics will remember how the old Roman soldiers used their shields for flashing back Information to the rear 'or from one wring of an army to another. The heliograph is practically the same system of sun flashing reduced to a scientific basis so that the message may he transmitted a distance of from five to even 100 miles when the circumstances are favorable. The military value of the helio-graphic method of transmitting information may be readily imagined. Its first advantage is its extreme simplicity.

It dpes not necessitate the keeping open of lines of communication, there are no wires to protect, no HORRORS DECREASING WITH TIME- Saturday, June 1st, Frank Durant hrnno-ht to town a bunch of alfalfa that Hattie Sterling. Headlight. vicinity. The following have put down welte in the past ten days: John Harsh, The Sampson Cement at Burns. measured inches high, all this season's rrrowth.

Why should the Wyckoff Seamans Benedict, 105 W. 9th Kansas City, Mo Jim Jones, Dave Huntzborger, Herman Moritz and Gus Meshka. Engagement In Which Average Dally will shortly build an addition to their farmers be without hay. plant owing to rush of business. All the boys who have road wagons arft makiner un their minds to throw Wednesdav while loading hay Mr.

Lou Waa 17,000 lien 2,000 Casualties In Tn Day' Fighting In Modern Warfare. The many friends of Dr. Lovatt will TEN COMMANDMENTS II. Handler, of Wichita, reached too them into the scrap pile. Jesse Stokes hirh and the hook slipped, entering one be glad to learn that he is rapidly re STURTEVANT'S POULTRY FOOD and and Joseph Webb both have new bug gies of the latest style and pattern.

of his nostrils, splitting the bone and Compared with wars of the past, the covering from his recent illness. Bui FOR cominsr out at the too of his nose, it conflict now being waged in South Af letin. Yates Herald, Miss Blanche Herald THE AID OF CENSUS ENUMERATORS. made a very ugly wound and bled ro- rica between, British and Boer, armed and Miss Bertha Barnes wont to Kox Next week Monday Teacher's Institute fnsft v. Mr.

Jiandlev lelt on tne even as they are with the latest improved bury on Memorial day. Will and Walter Armstrone went to Galva, Dick will commence at Peabody. We predict weapons of warfare, and with multi Morris. Lon Atkins and Disk Booth fag train for his home in Wichita. WALTON WAVES.

MILLIE ADSIT, EDITOR. a large delegation from Marion. Head tudes of men engaged, is productive of An Cnolficlal Supplication to the Agriculturalists to ba Prepared to Answer AH Questions Promptly Method went to Marion on the same day. light. but small loss of life.

The forces of batteries. to look after and no burden-tome apparatus to carry about. The Indians of America, like the old Mr. Yatss, representing Gunson, Mrs. Georce Wilson had company last The assessed valuation of the railroad of Instruction.

Brown of Rochester, N. is in England in South Africa are rapidly approaching 200,000 in number. The week. property of Marion county for 1901 is troducing a new strain of wheat in this Miss Bertha Heylett was in Newton highest estimate placed upon the size county. We believe a new strain of $612,600, over $25,000 higher than in 1900, 1.

And it shall come to pass in June Medicated Heal, Etc. last Thursday. of the Transvaal army is 89,000. Eng wheat is badly needed and farmers will Record. lishmen and Boers have confronted make a good investment by purchasing Miss Grace Ferguson came from New' that a census of agriculture be taken by the chosen men of the nation, who number two score and ten thousand.

The assessed valuation of the person ton last lhursday. each other in battle since Oct. 12. The number of Englishmen killed, wounded al property of Marion county for 1901 is this wheat. CATLIN CATCHES And Over the Line.

Quite a number of young people went $775,000, a gain of over over and missing or taken prisoners does fashing last nday. Try our Lice Paint, for killing lice, mites, fleas, ticks, on poultry, plants and live stock, guaranteed as a vermin killer and one of the best disinfectants known. 1900. Record. not yet exceed 10,000.

In all probability, Miss Ora Beeton was the guest of Mrs owing to their entrenched positions, Chas. Stretcher last Sunday. warriors of the Scotch highlands, re-llized the importance of signal fires in wartime and made use of a code of Are flashes; but it was not until 1822 that Col. Colby, of the British royal engineers, devised a more adequate system- for transmitting messages by tun flashes. His method of doing this was by nailing a certain number of pieces of bright tin on poles and exposing them to the sun's rays.

Some time later this was improved on by the adoption of a plain mirror. 1833 in English officer at Gibraltar used an. ordinary lookingelass to reflect flashes across the strait Tangier, thereby tarrying on a long-distance conversation with other English officers in Mr. Ishmall is the Rock Island agent at Lost Springs. But then it doesn't and the mountain embattlements Mrs.

Palmer's sister, who is visiting which surround them, the Boers have IMPERIAL EGG FOOD. her from Oregon, lies very low with con require a very 1 rge man to fill the du not lost over two-thirds of this number. sumption ties of station agent. It is fair to supposo that the total Wili make your hens lay and keeps fowls in the best condition. Healthy hens fill the egg basket.

Mrs. Libbie Smith, of Marion, drove Mr. Alex Milne, of Peabody, fish war down and spent last Sunday with Mrs Mose Dohner. den for this county, was in the city, OUR POULTRY CURE 2. Upon a parchment, yet upon a separate parchment, which is called a schedule, the chosen men shall write the chief things and the little things of the farm, and the value of them.

3. But neither the nor the assessor of many taxes, nor the collector thereof, shall serve with the chosen; nor shall he look upon the returns to know any man's property. 4. The anointed only from the census shall lay hands on the returns and know the writings thereon. Whoso do-eth more than this surely shall be punished.

Thus saith the law. 5. The chosen' people of the land, the enumerators thereof, shall, swearing solemnly, write upon the parchment, yea, upon every parchment, the length and breadth of every crop; verily, the true shekels worth of all Tuesday, consulting our fishermen about Miss Alice Maxwell, of Valley Center is visiting her brother, Will, and family for all ailn ents of all varieties of poultry. Mr. and Mrs.

Shomber returned last week from their visit. Mrs. Ames who was reported on the sick list is much better. Quite a number of our young people went to Newton Decoration Day. Amos Tinsby has been moved to his i ister's, Mrs.

Jas. Utt's. He is very sick. Norman Sheeks had the misfortune to lose his barn, buggy shed and buggy by fire Sunday morning. Walton and Creswell had a ball game here last Tnursday afternoon.

Walton scored 35 to Creswell's 13! Decoration Day was well observed here. The G. A. R. met at the hall at and marched to the M.

E. church, where Mr. Bowman, of Newton, gave a YIUU, gave a stocking our streams with new varieties and other relatives. of fish. Record.

MEDICATED MEAL Mr. Ben Dohner nnd wife and Mrs. Hall attended the convention in Mr Francis Weidenbener, of this city, died Tuesday and was buried Aulne iast Sunday. Dock McElvain, wife and daughter in the Catholic cemetery, four miles for horses, sheep and swine. Try a package.

It will cost you nothing to try any of these remedies. If they do not do what we claim for them, your money refunded. We keen every in the lino of drove down irom Marion Saturday night south of Canada, yesterday. She was 77 and spent Sunday with home folks years old. Headlight.

Mrs. Baley lies very sick at her son's Burns is building' half a dozen new We hear that her lifo hangs upon BEE SURPLIES. li.KUfnmnnff onvtiTno houses. The town is growing and will losses on both sides in 120 days of fierce campaigning do not exceed men. The killed on both sides do not number 1,500.

It will be interesting to note how men killed each other in the past when firearms -were not modern or did not exist, and when the opportunity to kill in. battle was much greater than it is at the present time. Edward III. and Philip VI. tilted with each other at Crecy Aug.

26, 1346, and the killed and wounded and prisoners amounted to 42,000 men. The English, although victorious, lost 12,000. This was right royal fighting, and would have given war correspondents remarkable material for bloody dispatches. At Hohen- llnden Dec. 3, 1800, the French loss was approximately 9,000, while the Austrlans in killed and wounded lost 8,000, and 12,000 prisoners were taken.

Thus the killed and wounded of that one day equaled the total losses in the Transvaal war of both sides in 120 days. One might infer that the marksmanship of 1899 and 1900 was of poor tnmgs upon the farm in 1899 shall be talk, after which they marched to ther We pay the highest market price fur Miss Mintie Williams, who has been jn time become quite a place if the To- This mirror system was experiment-id with and improved upon until the rear 1878, when the United "ates government purchased the latest models tnd began the instruction of a special dgnal corps in hellography. The military value of such sun writing was well known when, in 1886, Gen. Miles oegan his Indian campaign against Seronimo. If the truth were only-Known, it was the heliograph more than anything else that led to the rounding up and capture of the famous blood-drinking red man.

One imagine the surprise of the Indians when they found that they could aot move without the fact being known to the Americans and the summed up on the blanks which the cemetery. poultry at aU times. -a 1 I 1 1 I I iiAwn tn vn ev i me nast kw 1- .4. meeting "Tu; 1" poiouuiupu people uou auuri, au vyyu- The young People's prayer I II II II I I I I i IM 131 LIU2 lIvUUD 11V4 I king of the census giveth out, and they shall be kept forever and ever in the temples at Yashington, where many xxrh lipid at the home of Mrs lleylett. siuon town ac a point near xgrau PEABODY PRODUCE CO.

The next meeting will be at the home of Tobifls wiU ch afc fcho Weaver Eldorado Republican nations may behold the correct meas business of Titer cho1 house, next Sunday, just after The Rock Island has had a great force ure of the strength of the land. ounaay Bcnooi. ounuay scnooi of men at work in this county for several prayer meeting. 0. And all the live stock according DO YOU NEED weeks replacing the rails on their track to age, and all the poultry, and all the hives of bees which the husbandman UUaritHI IJULLCW UI XIUIOUUIU) I mi.

v. Q.Jn effar WUQ UC11TY tccl OI1CB. 1U tl3W TttllS upviu xjluiiio uuuuaj Dieuiugj unvi I taking a load of teachers to Peabody, are said to be the heaviest used. HORNER NEWS. News very scarce.

J. C. WRite was in Peabody last Sat urday. hath shall be counted, and they shall be written in value as the law saith where they intend to attend the institute. Record.

movement mysteriously ant'eipated. Signal parties, in were flashing lourly information from mountain. A CLOCK, WATCH, RING, and preserved in the temples. Albert Welsh, who has been visiting ow is it that Peabodv graduates so A. B.

Stovall and wife visited E. P. A I monv mrwa vnnnrr frIlru Mnnnn 7. And the length and breadth of the farm, and the value thereof, and the value of tne houses and barns for WATCH CHAIN, will return to Uklanoma, wnere ne in-1 tends to enter the opening of the home- out of a smaller schcol enrollment? They quality. This is not true.

The fact is that armies meet less in hand to Mills and family Sunday. D. J. Frasier and wife called on Mr and iVlrs. S.

P. Hargett Sunday. steading at that place. CHARM, SET graduated sixteen last year to our three snelter thereon, and the value of the hand conflicts today than ever before. At Marengo, June 14, 1800, the French Mr.

Wright, of Peabody, is at W. H. machinery and and chari Alva Yost and wife, of Potwin, and Cottew's barbering sheep; he is a clipper ots which man useth shall likewise written and laid forever in the temple3 at that business, and. if 1 was him, 1 sister, Miss Tillie, of Peabody, were ang ling on the Doyle Monday. SILVER FORKS, OR SPOONS; OR AN loss was 7,000, and the Austrian loss between 10,000 and 12,000, or 19,000 in all, which figures for a single twenty- would hang out mv shingle and run op- of truth.

Thus saith the law. I i The female barber is naving more position in jreauoay against owner uar- peak to mountain peak, and the In-lian warriors' headquarters were always known at Miles' camp. Through, ihe use of the heliograph Geronimo was kept away from water by rapidly stationed and mobile bands of troops md was finally really parched into lubmission. The English army had already been making use of the heliograph in Afghanistan, and during the Boer war of twenty years ago made effective use of the Mance heliographic apparatus. The great service this means jf communication has been to the different British commanders besieged ey the Boers in the present South Af four hours of fighting make the bat work than she can take care of, and had bers i lit i I and sixteen this year to our four.

Record. A new time card will go into effect here June 9th. The passenger train will go north in the morning and return south in the evening about 1 o'clock. There will be four mails each day. Burns Citizen.

The ten year old son of Will Ambrose, ALARM CLOCK 8. He who leaseth land shall answer all things to the elect like unto him who owneth it. for the king of the cen tling at Tugela and Modder rivers seem to let one aog go partly snearea. Several of the Catlinites attended the John Clausen, one of Marion county's Sunday school convention at Aulne last or anything in the like a skirmish. But greater carnage than this has been recorded.

At Chan- sus nath said that one man shall not be called and another lett. successiui iarmers ana Dest citizens, jsunaay ana listenea to many gooa m-was in the county capital on business structions, but we failed to see several cellorville May 2, 3 and 4, 1863, the last Monday. of the leading families of that little city Jewelry line? COME TO ME AND I WILL GIVE VOU THE union loss was the confederate loss, 12,281. In other words, 28,300 men Mr. 11.

tsootn, owner 01 the airview present 9. Thus saith the king of the census to his people: "Thou shalt this day write upon a tablet all the things of the farm and the value of them; the appie orcnara, can be seen almost any who lives about ten miles east of town, was bitten on the arm by a rattlesnake morning before the sun is up spraang BEST OF GOODS AND TRICES. A Word From a Friend. Boys, you who came in Sunday school is a successful value of all thou hast eaten and all his apple trees. Mr.

B. apple grower. Monday. Dr. Hannaford is attending the boy and thinks he will get along late last Sunday, please do not annoy that thou hast sold and exchanged, and be ready; for in an hour ys wot DURHAM DOINGS.

with the seats. It is very unmanly to begin with, also disturbs the school. Mr. and Mrs. O.

M. Hoover and Mr. not next June the enumerator cometh. Blessed be he that maketh full and Repairing a Spcialty.fc" J. F.

CUNNINGHAM. Mr. Gue is doing a good business sel rican war is very well known. The field heliographic apparatus, as ased today, consists of a sole leather pouch containing a sun mirror and a station mirror, a small screen or shutter, a sighting rod and two small tri-aod stands for the mirrors. The entire apparatus does not weigh over ten pounds and can easily be carried over the arm.

When it is desired to send we Know you nave naa Detter training and Mrg George Hoover, of Peabody, ling fruit trees. perfect answers quickly." Tnnhnrhv rJt. fnr Tn, sPnt Sunday in Marion, the guests of were put out of active service in three days. At Chickamauga Sept. 19 and 20, 1863, the union loss was 15,851, and the confederate 17,804, an average of about 17,000 a day.

July 1, 2 and 3, 1863, at Gettysburg, the union loss was, killed, wounded, missing, 6,634, and the confederate loss so there was an average loss per day on that battlefield of 17,000 men. At Antietam Sept. 17, 1862, the union loss was confederate loss 9,000 to 12,009, or a total of 21,500. The second Bull Run was fought Aug. 29 and 30, 1862.

The union forces lost 15,000 men, and the Durham will have wo meat markets 10. Send thou unto the king of the census, at Washington, which is the I T-a T- a 1 1 Tk JT in the near future. and be orderly in the house of worship, ev. u. u.

AKin ana wiie. mrs. u. I speak this in friendly and neighborly Hoover remained to visit a while with her king's home, or unto the high priest of J. S.

Jones and family visited at S. WANT COLUMN. the census of agriculture, and thou way, hoping to see you, each Sunday, in mother, Mrs. Akin. Record ivichardson Monday luc oauuatu bcuooi tauiuir an active wilt receive light.

W. J. Armstrong started for Peabody, part in the lessons as vou did when vou 3 Cents a Line. Saturday, to attend institute. you, were smaller boys and the pride of Why She Loved Him So.

J. W. Wible, who recently bought 80 acres of bottom land a mile west of this city for $3,000, sold a three year old Silver Sign colt, Monday, to J. W. Leggett, the writer, your JIiX-Teacheb, i message the sun mirror is placed in me end of a thin rod three feet in length with the station mirror at the other end, the bar being held by the tripod.

When the sun is in front of the operator that is to say, in front The memoirs of Jules Massenet brinj Allen Barton purchased a span of mules of C. P. Unruh a few days ago, up an incident of his courtship told by Your wants listed in this column at 3 cents a a line. Here you will find the lost, foi'mi. for sale, for rent, to exchange and help wanted iieais.

Coquelin. It seems that when Liszt Tom Pearsonf farmer and stockman of If vou want to sell a tarni. rent a House, engage or lienngtcn, for $4UU. Mr. wible is one of the most snccessfnl horsemen of Sgambati and Massenet were studying Roxbury, was in town a short time Lucky Guy.

Well, well, isn't it strange what luck some people 'ave; some 'ave bad luck, while hothers 'ave good. Wen I read in the papers that Guy Spencer was hout west, I did not think that Jie would be help, borrow money or hnd that which is lost, send your "want ad'' to this office and the News will tell everybody in the country. It covers Ma Tuesday. together in Rome they all became fascinated with the daughter of an aristo Marion county. Headlight.

rion county as a ben hovers her chickens. iuiss inez iunsworth, or Marion, is Our farmer friend, J. A. Clark, comes cratic Frenchman. The trio spen confederates 8,400.

In the battle of the Wilderness, May 5 and 6, 1864, the union side was crippled by the loss of 18,000 men, and the confederate by a loss of 11,000 men. The Germans and French did equally well at Mars-la-Tour, Aug. 16, 1870. The German loss in killed and wounded was 16.000. The French loss in killed, wounded and prisoners was 17,000.

One regiment visiting at the home af her sister, Mrs. their spare time composing and play Robt. Parry. so gol durn lucky as to bring back such forward wi a hog item which eclipses a lot of cash, although your paper said Bll those the Record has recently been FOR. SALE Old papers, tied up in packages.

5 cents a bundle. AGENTb WANTED In every township in Marion county for a uselul household article. iirs. Armstrong is slowly recovering from hor illness, and Dr. Rover has cious.

how I did 'old mv breath wen telhnS' He so1' last weeV 5 B9' ing themes to the object cf their affections. One evening the young woman showed marked favor to Massenet, and he proposed to her, after having asked 40 per cent com mission. Address with stamp. of a plane through his position and it right angles to the lines joining the stations the sun mirror is required for dispatching. But with the sun In the rear of this plane both mirrors must be used to produce satisfactory results.

When the sun mirror only is used, the light flash is sent directly to the receiving station, the having a small hole in its center like tns holo In the globe sight of a rifle for the purpose of aiming and adjusting the ray. The station mirror has a small disk at the center, and when the two lilSTKlliUTING AGENCY, Ml. I caDoCV, Kail. Neighbor and toid me that 'e ovfr eignt months old, which av ad a big, long package weighing about eraged 289 pounds, and received for LObl A pair of steel frame eyeglasses. nleae leaxe at News othce and oblige her father's consent.

He followed her to Paris in a few days, where he was P. HARRIS. pounds Phew! if he was in Hing- them $93.67. land, and 'ad 13o hin cash he would be considered a lucky bugger to the word A Mr- Mason, of Cincinnati, Ohio, go. Now, hif the hit his the same 'ere is here this week for the purpose of accepted by her and the marriage soon iy.AMh.U-A hrstelass larm hand and wile to take rhart-e of a farm.

Must srive pood hopes for her. Mrs. Kaiser returned frrni Lincoln-ville a few days ago where she visited the dostor's parents. The recent arrivals are a boy at the home of Herman Moritz and a girl at Adam Huenergardt's. Mrs.

Henry White and children were visitini; Mrs. White's parents a few days the latter part of last week. references. The man to do some carpenter has hit his there hin the country, starting book store in Marion, and we is cash will work. Ihe wiie must be a good cook.

Enquire at this ffice. do vuuiuuuuueu iu a Huurt time. We 'ope 'im hall the good luck a young man can 'ave, and hif he should go west again hand make another 'aul LOS'l A brown jacket. as on Decoration Day in or close to cemetery. Finder please leave at this office.

u.derstand that $1600 worth of books have already been brought here. It is said that agents will be sent out over the county, to dispose of the books Headlight. There will be a basket picnic at Florence, Friday, June 7, given under the Roy Plunkett and wife returned from took place. One day Massenet said to his bride before a party of friends: "My dear, do you remember the day you first showed me that you preferred me to Sgr.mbati and Liszt?" "Yes." "Well, do you know, besides proving to me that you loved me, it also gave me great joy to know that you believed I played so well, even excelling the others?" "Oh, hut it wasn't that," answered his wife quickljT. "It was because you played so badly that my love went out to you." It is said that the great composer never referred to the 'as 'e did this time, he will be hable to 'ave cash to loan and 'ave a bank of hown hout ere hin the country ere hin lost lorty-nine omcers and 1,736 men, but this regimental loss does not compare with the union loss at the time of the first discharge of the confederate batteries and musketry at the batUe of the Wilderness, when it is estimated that in five minutes 5,000 union soldiers were wounded and killed.

Gravelotte, Aug. 18. 1870. was a carnage, to be remembered. The Germans left upon the field 20,159 dead or wounded men.

The French lost between 12,000 and 15,000. Plevna, situated In the snows of Bulgarian mountains, was a battlefield in July, 1877, where the mountain side ran streams of blood, and Turk and Muscovite died with their teeth fixed In each other's flesh. The total Russian losses in ten days' fighting were 32.000. The Turkish losses have never been accurately known. They have been estimated at 20.000.

Cedar Point nday evening, where they had been on a fishing excursion. xvansas, too. The theme of Kev. Woodward's sermon to the young people at the 'Methodist church will bo "Somo Elements That Make Success." mirrors are used they must be so ad-lusted that the shadow from the center of the sun mirror shall be reflected against the small disc on the face of the station mirror. In malting signals long and short sun flashes take the place of the dots and dashes of the magnetic sounder, the same call being generally used for both instruments.

When the air is clear, signals may be taken by the naked eye at a distance of 100 miles, and by an expert at the rate of fifteen words a minute. auspices of the Florence, Burns, Elm- dale, Walton, Peabody and Marion councils of the F. A. A. Hon.

H. E. Don Carlos, president of the F. A. will speak.

Baud music, ball games incident again. Philadelphia Saturday Evening Post. U1IC all aroundyoug and other amusements. Citizen. The Evangelical church was presented Bis Acted TVel'- A young English actcr who had im with a handsome clock this week by pressed his manager favorably was cast for a difficult role in a new pro How to get it, is the question.

A 1 ftrr-nmzer. Maria Mitchell, who has been called che 'Mother of the Stars," when profes W. Butcher, one of our enterprising jewelers. It is finished in oak to match the furniture and besides its usefulness in timing the preacher, is an ornament sor of astronomy and director of the observatory at Vassar, was an inspir duction and his success or failure in It was a matter of vital importance to his future reputation. After tha second act on the opening night hi? friend, "William Gilbert, the popular ing teacher, and, In spite of her TlTTlP i lVTflTIPV! not spend an hour or llllil 1 lYlUllVvj.

two looking over a catalogue, but place your order with the Be i Hive and then compare our prices and goods with others'. brusque manner and severity, was dramatist and librettist, went bahini to the room. The membership, one and all, feel truly gr teful for this, another expression of kindness and good will from one of the business men of Marion. Headlight. Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you cat.

This preparation contains all of the digestants and digests all kinds oi food. It gives instant relief and never fails to cure. It allows you to eat all the food you want. The most sensitive stomachs can take it. By its use many thousands of dyspeptics have been cured after everything else failed.

It is unequalled for all stomach troubles. It can't help but do you good Prepared only by E. C. Pe Witt Chicago ihe tl bottle conts 'mes the 50c s- The Sound of an Explosion. Mr.

Charles Davison finds that when Kurtz's alkali works at St. Helens, were blown up by the explosion of eighty tons of chlorate of potash, the noise was heard at Marple, twenty-eight miles away. The doors, windows and chimneys of workmen's cottages within a few hundred yards of the works were dismantled, and within the radius of a mile hardly a window escaped. At the battle of Corunna 1,600 barrels of gunpowder blew up, causing the ground to rock for miles. The blast at Hell Gate, New York" (130 tons of dynamite), was perceived 183 miles away by the vibrations of adored by her pupils.

Every spring, just before the commencement, she the scenes fully realizing that in a Oar Dried Fruits cannot be I i nfi tYP We have a lot of yjl dllC Mediterranean I fancy sweet oranges this week from 1 cent apiece to 30 cents a dozen. overlooked. kindly word or a sympathetic criticism he would bring hope or despair to the actor. However, on seeing that his friend was in a profuse perspiration he could not resist his own cleverness and contented himself with merely remarking: "How well- your skin acts." Tl a it. Messrs.

SawteHe, of Peabody, and Wells, of Marion, were here Tuesday with a proposition to build a telephone from here to Col. J. L. Heath's farm to connect with his line. extends to Peabody.

They were successful, we un derstand in securing the required assis rrunes irom to JZgC per id. Jj Peaches y) Ruby Prunes. 3 lbs (A Vegetables 0ubrlevsegeatrae 1 -I VI ti mm CI A 1 mercury. The snocK 01 tne aynamiie explosion (fifty tons) at Johannesburg was felt at Pretoria, thirty-three miles distant. The naval magazine of La- Ij-v iresn every aay ana soia ac lowest y) market price.

al 1 frl fl We have received OcllllIUll. a lot of pink sal-( A mon in 1-lb. cans. They are a bar- Dried Apricots are selling fast 5 cents a pound. gave a "dome party" to the girls.

Small tables were placed around the larg9 telescope in the observatory, and roses from Miss Mitchell's own garden brightened the atmosphere. Nonsense poems were a feature of these breakfasts, and the astronomer was proud of her skill in writing them. She was not without a keen sense of fun, In spite of her constant and absorbing studies, as was shown by her dryly consoling observation to an awe-stricken student whom she was leaving one day in charge of the instruments and observatory. Looking back at the worried face of the girl, Miss Mitchell said: "And remember, if the chronometer stops and the side-real clock stops, th universe won't stop." New York Com--j'-'al Advertiser. tance and the 'phone will bo completed about the middle of July.

-Citizen. 1 President T. C. Thoburn, of Peabody, If you consider price, quality of goods and courteous treatment, rroin nf ho fnr Vn you can find no better place to Vice President M. S.

Mitchell, of Flo A quart bottle of Catsup cn trade than at the Bee Hive. rence, Vice President W. W. Loveless, Pays the top market price for Butter, c-gs and Poultry, cash or trade. J.

JOERa, Groceries and Queensware. O) gouban (Toulon), which blew up 50,000 kilograms of black powder on March 5 last, was heard at Nice, eighty-four miles distant, and even at Ventimiglia, in Italy, 100 miles distant. The country for a radius of two miles was blown bare, houses knocked to pieces, and trees uprooted or bent Into fantastic shanes. of Marion, and Secretary W. O.

Hanna ara'ucf Bee Hive Grocery. ford, officers of the Marion County Ohio Association, met in Marion last week and decided to have the annU' reunion I 1.