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Osage Valley banner., 1880-04-01

Scientifically prrpared BaisAm Toln,
OrystaliEsd REX Candy, od Rys WhHky
and other Tnnies. Tha FORMULA ls knOsn
by eur best physiciAns, - highly commended
by them and the ANALYSIS Of Ohe OF cur most
pPomineat chemists. Prot. q. A Mariner, OF
Chicago, is on the label Of every battle. IL
Is 9 well known tact that the medical probes
sIon that Tolu, Rock aud Rye will Afosd he
greatest relief for Coughs Colds, lnnushEa,
Bro ,ehitis, Sore Throat. Week Lunga, AlsO
CODsum, tloD, IN the ineipient and ADYAHcSD
sTAaKs Of that disease.
1t can be used o. beverage and for An Ap-
Detiser, making an rRsc,ive tonic Tor Family
use Try is, you will Ind II pleasant 10 take
oil great service, T. weak or debilitAtsd. a. &
gives Strength, Tone aud Activity 70 The
whole human irAms.
kXPut up in Quart sSa Bottles for Fa@ily
use.
LAwR ENCE 81 MARTIN,
Sols gents for the U I'D S,atSs ana CanSAAI
--ALsoa-
Importers Of Fine Wines Liquors ana ClRan'
Ill Madison Street, Chicago.
Sjld by Druggists and D~Aier' svsrvuhers
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We were informed by Mr. O. ook SeruRgl
Saturday, that the G1rdsn steam AourDg
and Sa~ mill would be removed to High Poinl,
hOnitesu county. This mill has IN days
eOns By been an important factor In the com
muuitJ In which II Was situated.
bat changes in buiinsu have
done sWAy villa the aelulI reces.
city Of it in itS present location. Jefferson
City Tribuns.
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mr.. Blains's Fieurss.

The Chicago conYention will be composed
Of 75e delegates, 90 the Ore. ballot Blsine
elalmss $50, Grant sol, Sherman lt3 Ell.
nuns 49, giving Blaine within % VOTES OF =
nomination; on The second ballot he claims
Ohio and Vernon. 81 votes. Thus he feels
encouraged.
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Pleasant Mount, NO.,

March 20, 1850.
Editor BANNER: WIN you be kind enough
70 publish the following appointments;
Ford and Kneedham will deliver Grange
lectures as follows At Liberty Church
House, April 20, at II a. m; FranklIn toSn-
ship at Pleasant Mount, April "a, same hour
at Sand Hill School HOusc, April 9s.
Please continue the notices and much obllgs
s. 7. nARRIsoN.
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TEE Salem Monitor ventures the predic-
on that within five years Salem will have a
eallhy population Of 1000, aDd Dent county
Ill have population Of at least $4,000, hIty
tiles Of railroad aud six or moro iron iurnA
Ss IN full blast,
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0KN. Grant arrived at Galveston on % ult
ON city Of Mexico; will be at Little Rock
Hot Springs next week and Hot Springs,
,lcago, 9th June.
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WHAT is the matter With Jefferson City
business E'en, they don't Adv, they have
no redS the trade and business gong 10
other pOiuts. The Hog and Beet Slaughter
bnuss gone to st. Louis. wake up ye men of
money, build roads, put up smelling furnaces
TO reduce the crude iron and lead ora in
shape tor msket; erect furniture mar fac
tuning, to handle the millions of ans wsinut
and maple timber, all In sight OF your doors
what IL The ma,tarl
Osage Valley banner., 1880-04-01

A Western minister told the trustees OF
bic church that no must have his money, as
his family was suffering. Money! IiAd one
Of the truIises. ."you preach for money!
thought you preached fol the good Of souls."
The minister replied, Il caut eat souls, and
Il l could, It would take thousand such q,
yours TO mike neal"
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AN exchange gives US this bi. OF sound
snSs; The condition OF the public roads 10
be MEASURE Of the civilization Of the inbsbit-
nts. Good roads hcllltsls trade, intercourse,
remote comfort and convenience, inCreA," :"
be value Of real estate and atIrsctivcness 10
hs neighborhoOd and stimulate indiyiGuaI
Improvements.
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PE lroeKArn1c MArERIAts

Pm GEOGRAPHIC Materials
We are the headquarters iOT everything
n the way OF
STRREoPTICONS& & MAGIC LANTERNS,
E.ch style being the best Of its class IN
the market.
Beautiful Photographic Tranfpareneies Of
OF Saturday and EngrsYings tor The window.
Convex Glass, Manufacturers Of Velvet
Frames for Miniatures and Convex Glass
Pictures,
Osage Valley banner., 1880-04-01

We are in receipt OF the Nashville Amerl-
ran, from Mr. Ben Gum. Bsn has not Tor
got JsisrSon City, nor his old time friends
here. He sends his tickat for Governor With
the name Of Hon. Z. l.. Edwards onit.--Jel-
fsrsOn City Tribune.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-04-01

MAJ. JAS. s. ROLLINS ls lying at the poin.
death at his home near Columbia. He hss
sen gradually failing in health eyer since
. received some injuries in = railroad acci.
ent two or tbreo years ago.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-04-01

The matter Of isir lu SedAliA this fall
Is been quietly worked up for the last few
,ys, and ia now an ssSursd fact. The Dem
,rs. reports thA, $1,000 Of the $40 900 mead
/ have baan az bseribed.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-04-01

The amount of license paid BY drAm'hop
kesdsrs, State and County, In Cole county,
for the year 1879, was q. .625.s4.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-04-01

Bald beAa,d persoo. are recommended. by
one Sho knoWs how u Il hlnssIi, 70 have .
spider painted on lhs top Gf lhsir heads IS
pISpSrLtloa toi fast approaching ny time,
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Dry Goods &c.

A LTge and newly selected stock OF Dry
Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes. Groceries,
Drugs and Medicines Hive been opened Al
8. n. REREFoRD's,
IN DR. g. NJ. BANDY's HOUSE,
hoUNT PPsAsAST, MmLER County. Mo-.
DR.. BIndy will be ia sttsndan;e 10 wait upon
AiS many iriend', and will guarantee them the
best OF goods At priess that defy competition
All kinds Of COUNTRY PRODUCE taken
In exehaDge.
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Temperance Bosm.
Warsaw TImes1

Warsaw Tines
J'hn n soIt, E-Q., State. Lecturer OF the
|. o. q. t. acting under the authority of
the X. w. q Lodge Of Missoeri, delivered
two Trmprrance Lectures. at the Court
Hvuse, on Sunday and Monday evenings Of
this wsek.
The following is complete list OF the
officers seleetsd on Monday evening;
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Prom laseOnads IadspsnasnL.

There 10 terrible excitement in town on
account OF the approaching municipal cleo
tion. One OF the candidates had hls shoulder
blade dislooated--by lifting so many "besr'"
90 bis mouth.
The ladies have arranged . leap Jesr
party TO be held 10 the Concert Hall on
April goth. Thh being the arsl LsAp Year
Ball ever held here. Il 10 naturally looked
towards with much Interest
Herman Rules new bailaing progress.
ing finely.
The people are called Oh to hold . meet.
Ing on the Srd Of April 10 appoint delegates
20 the st. Louis immigration Convention.
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Catalogues OF lanterns ADD Slides. With d..
recIiont for using, cent on receipt OF ten o-nis
"a.
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dee; On 1rst floor Of Masonic and
odd Fellows building.
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SUBSCRIPTION:
er Year; In AdVGnce, $500.
II paid until the expiration ofthe year Sl.26
Osage Valley banner., 1880-04-01

The State lavsreSulro merchants aud Others
receiving goods from sbrosd, packed In straw
OF auy Kind TO burn the straw a. sOoR ~ the
goo1f are removed from II.
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eeS, week 10 your own town. Terms sud
So outkt free. Address II. BALLETT . Co.
Portland, Maine.
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published Ecerv Thursday.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-04-01

z, . q, 7, AN THUNI q GU,
bsl Broadway, New York.
Manufacturers, Importers q Dealers in
Velvet Frames, Albums, Graphoscopes,
Stsr escapes and Views,
EDgruYlngB. ChrOmOS,
photographs,
And kindred g0ods.-UrIeDrtIes Actresses, ke.
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,Ial Paper Of Miller County.

.FULKEL LEsON sc SONS
Editors, Publishers and Proprietors.
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e. . 3. 7. ANFHONY . 90,

Highest medal at Vienna and Philadelphia,
Osage Valley banner., 1880-04-01

sss.ysy .Sr..Sg - 80. s.i,s;sisss ,ssiisa7 I \
= s,,si y 4 .hFqA v
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-01
BROKEN REVOLUTIONS.

Whistle us something old, you know, Fucker your lips with the old-tme twist, And whistle the jigs of the long ago,
 Or the old hornpipes that you used to whist
 Whistle . staye of the good old days,
 Ere the fur stood up in . thousand ways
 And diddle- e-de-blsnK-bianhed is T SPinafore."' "'
 Philadelphia Press. Eve's first remark: fWhat I want, by love is to see my ma. "-Elmira Free Press. There Is man whose wife doesn't kiss him because he smokes. She kisses him because she loves him.
 A clerk in the Treasury department is named Oust, and yet he has stuck there for thirteen years.
 A APennsylvania man has hog fifty years old. The Oil City Derrick thinks ''this must be ancient grease"
 A young lady attending balls and parties should have female chaperone until she is able to call some other chap her own.-New Orleans Picayune.
 The small boy who reached up the chimney for another Christmas present said he found something there that sooted him. Boston Commercial Advertiser.
 Life is put together considerably like e set of harness. There are traces of care, lines of trouble, bits of good fortune, breaches of good manners, bridled tongues, and everybody has to tug to pull through.-Des Moines Register. When the audience at the Park Theatre on the night of the late fire saw. policeman at the supposed place of danger, they naturally went out quietly and in order Thus nearly a hundred valuable lives were saved. Puck.
 We note that most of our Mississippi ex-
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-01
Price Four Cents.

changes have chicken at the head of their columns. The object of this, doubtless, is to capture the colored vote for if there is any thing that can arouse the enthusiasm of col ored man and brother, it is @ chieken.-Mo- bile Register.
 The Providence Journal tells of the visit of a convention of birds to flock of ducks in neighboring marsh, which were discovered to be of the decoy species. But it was too late. Bang, bang, ,'' went to the hunters guns. All the birds and fowl flew of, except a solitary spIng chicken. He stood carelessly amidst the fire and merely shook himself as the shot fell upon his neck and breast. "Come away" cried his friends, far overhead. Mot much" replied the complacent chicken. s'I belong to boarding house. Nothing but canister and grape can ever bust my crust so fire panions left him alone in his glory.
 Walter T. Colquitt, the father of Governor Colquitt of Georgia, and James Rockmore were famous preachers in that State in for mer days, and this story is told of an encoun- ter which they once had: Mr. Colquitt, while on his way to church one Sunday, stopped at peach orchard by permission of Rockmore, riding by on his way to his meet ing. called out: 'Never mind, Colquitt, I'll bear witness in heaven against you for stealing those peaches. ''Hold on," said Ooquitt, drawing blank book and pencil from side pocket; 'let me take your interrogatories you won't be there"
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-01
The snow Blockade i'm Paris.


 In the streets and on the Boulevards the circulation continues to be very difficult in- deed and stoppages are of frequent occur renee, particularly in the more crowded thoroughfares. The municipal authorities are adopting efficient means to remove the snow, but the work progresses slowly, and if thaw were suddenly to set in, the consequences would be deplorable. Sledges are being grad- ually extemporizsd, but the general traffic is still conducted on wheels, and the unlucky cab-hacks are having anything but pleasant time of it. The omnibuses are better of, those with three horses being supplemented with two more, while those usually drawn by two are provided with an extra steed. The tramway services between the Louvre and Passy, and between the Rue Tronchet and La Muette, have recommended, but the others are still interrupted. The Seine presents very curious appearance. It is frozen over very thickly indeed in some parts but the surface is irregular and insecure; and almost entirely covered with snow. Perhaps tho most picturesque sight of all is that present. ed by the Tuileries Garrule, the general effect Is gloomy in the extreme-thick, sombre fog, without one gloom of light or sunshine to re- deem the melancholy picture. Of course, &C., cidents are to be expected at this season, and few are recorded every day. The skaters are enjoying themselves to their hearts' cuh-1 tent at the Bois du Bonlogne, the well-knoSu. lakes of which are well adapted to this heeltily sport, while troop of sledges make a daily pilgrimage to the drive around their margin.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-01
AVEN. CONN, THURSDAY MORNING.

the Ameer of Afghanistan. The Prince I'm perial was shot in South Africa. Of the poll ,ticians and statesmen who have died we mention Senor Espartero of Spain, Sir Rowland Hill, the father of cheap postage, Von Bulow, Prince Bismarck's lieu tenant at the foreign office of Germany, Dr. Isaac Butt, the English home rule leader, John Arthur Roebuck, William Lloyd Garri- son, Caleb Cushing, John A. Dix, William Allen and Senator Zach Chandler. Among those eminent in our civil war who have died are General Hooker, General Shields, Genera Jefferson 0. Davis, General Hood and General "Dick" Taylor. From literature, art and science the following named have been taken : Professor Clifford, one of the most promising of the younger English thinkers, Professor Clerk-Maxwell, R. H. Dana, the American poet, Eihu Burritt ssthe learned black smith," MT. Delane, for thirty-six years edi- tor of the London Times, Henry c. Carey, Michel Oheval:er, the French economist, M de Villemessant, conductor of the Paris Fig arc, William Morris Hunt, the Boston artist, Charles Fechter, the actor, Blackstone, the famous English comedian, and William Hep worth Dixon. Two Roman cardinals,-An- tonucci and Guidi, Bishops Odenheimer and Whittingham of the American Protestant Episcopal church, Bishop Ames of the Meth odist church and the Rev. Dr. Budin6eon of Brooklyn are among the losses theology has sustained. Famous for their wealth were Baron Lionel de Rothschild, Hon. Asa Packer of Pennsylvania, the two brothers Goelet, who died in New York; and Richard Schell of the same city. Daniel Drew, who had beer very wealthy, died comparatively poor. Or famous women should be mentioned Betsy Patterson Bonaparte Frances, countess of Waldegrave; the Countess de Montijo, moth CT of the Empress Eugenie, and Mrs. Charles Dickens. Something about the dead of New Haven in 1879 may be found on the second page.
 And now for 1880.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-01

After few more failures the king killers will begin to think there is "a divinity which doth hedge king"
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-01

About two years ago Miss Mollie Fancher of Brooklyn, attracted public attention by claiming to live without eating aud to possess the faculty of ''second sight" Dr. William A. Hammond, of New York city, had no faith in the claims of Miss Fancher and her friends, and offered her reward of $l,0o0 if she would make a successful attempt, under his supervision, to substantiate them. This offer was not accepted, and Miss Faucher has sincs dropped out of the publiceye. But Dr. H s. Tanner, of Minneapolis. now comes for ward and claims to be able to live iu comfort without food for at least thirty days, aud that hs has twice publicly submitted to test, each time maintaining life, consciousness health, and the ability to take physical exer- cise although abstaining from food for the extraordinary period of forty-two days Dr. Tanner says he does not want to make any money out of the affair, but that he will come to New York and live without food for thirty days, will place himself under the supervis- ion of any man or number of men that may be selected, and will allow the experiment to be conducted publicly or privately. Dr. Ham mond says he will accept Dr. Tanners prop osition, and if the latter means what he says we shall probably soon be treated to an inter esting test of the endurance of a human being. It will be quite as sensible, if not as exciting, as walking match.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-01
1S5o-ITS RECORD.

Thursday Morning, Jan. l. 1880.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-01

For some months past the case of Ell Ice, in the penitentiary of West Virginia for mur- dering Uriah Wade in 1862, has excited great attention and sympathy in the Grand Army of the Republic, and at all gatherings of Union soldiers. The story was that Ice was Union soldier of good habits, who was being persecu ted for staying a rebel during the war. At several meetings in Ohio the utmost indigna tion was expressed, and movement for forci bly, rescuing him was put on foot The Cieve- land Herald has made an exhaustive examina- tion of the matter, and finds that Ice is man of terribly violent and vindiotive passions that he deliberately murdered Wade when neither was in the service, to gratify an old grudge, and without the smallest provocation i; and that the jury that convicted him was fair one. and eleven out of the twelve were ex Un- ion soldiers and Republicans. Ex-Governor Pierpont declares that Ice suffers justly that the murder of Wade was cold-blooded :; and that the murderer is believed to have killed one of his own children, and is known to have chopped the fingers off from others
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-01

The condition of Italy just now is sad. The harvest was altogether deficient the In dian corn, on which a large part of the popu- lation mainly depends for food, was almost a total failure; the potatoes are diseased and very bad and dear the chestnuts, which are the chief staple of food in the hilly districts, were poor crop; and now comes winter, un- usually early and unusually severe, preventing all outdoor work. At Faenza there have been bread riots and the military had to be called out. At Ravenna the bakers shops have been sacked by bands Of hungry peasants; at Ser mide like scenes have occurred, and in the provinces the people are clamoring for bread and employment. In Rome the number of beggars is very much on the increase.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-01
EDITORIAL NOTES
Wish you a happy New Year!

v for 1880.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-01

Now contribute your share to that pavement composed of good resolutions.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-01

salaries"
 Diamonds will not be cheap as glass beads immediately. Mr. Maskelyne, of the mineral department of the British H1seum, writes to the Times that after thorS .sh test of the so- called "crystallized ns of carbon" obtained by MT, James Maclear, of the St. Rollox Chemical Works, who supposed he had dis covered process of making diamonds, he (Mr Maskelyne) has no hesitation in declar- ing that they are not diamonds at all, but con- sist of some compound of silica.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-01

FOR RENT. NO. 46 WEEEEE SEER EET. sesS A Convenient Tenement for a EsA Inquire of
 K. Na. KS SGRWE ELL, o7 2S6 Cedar Street.
 FOR RENT, ss aoUs on Blake stree street, Westyile; M e. House ,uss call st MERWIN's Real Estate oace, 2s7 Chapel st., o7 M sHUMwAY, westviIle.
 FOR RENT, AzsA ONE STORE and five Rooms 445 State street {; EI;l five Rooms, five minutes from the oity Market E21A has modern improvements; i've Rooms corner A A'-- 1'-- JACOB HELLER, o15 No. Yale Bank Building.
 Houses and Lots For Sale. .AssA HOUSES AND LOTS situated in different N parts of the city. Also several large Lots, hay and Al fo 1sy cSesp aa '- '-'' ''-'' BENJ W. STONE, s1sH 29s Chapel Street, Room 6. For Rent.--Brass and Iron Castings. Repairing Lawn Wood
 and Goal. AkA FOR RENT.-One floor, with or without pow 8sN CT, for manufacturing purposes. Repairing the same called for and delivered. Brass and Iron Castings at the lowest prices, and made at short % notice. Wood and Coal at the lowest prices. Or ders received at the office, 203 Grand Street fe18 If THE O'BRIEN MFG. co.
 TO RENT, ssea A PLEASANT and Convenient House on Olive sE street, first class in every respect, with all the k6sA modern Improvements, arranged with suites OS rooms, marble Enantefs, frescOed waIlS, hot and cold water, ,and other modern Ia rooms, Wztcr closets on two floors, GEc., cCcs Possession given May 1st, 1879. Also the House 272 Grand strest. Possession given immediately.
 CHARLES IVES, una2Otf l53 Church Street.
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Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-01

For Sale at Bargain, ssssS FtrsG-Czass Heuse, Evith modern 57aS improvements, good lot with barn, situat- asA ed on fine avenue, fronting two streets, can be seen at any time. Fer particulars call at Room NOs $, EO&dley RufEdEmE, AZ Church Street.
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Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-01

The Government of the United States might in the end find it more profitable to pay
 it's representatives in foreign lands Giving salaries"
, 1880-04-27

Sry.ro1t .rAcous. nf Ee,v yorl, Fraudulent
Of ttn luto Tliicn nc,nocratto cnnvontton nj
a,,rno,so and do1o,r,tn n r,Inntruntj In. ,nndo
n a,ntomcn+ frn,n i,fa n,oco II, fha sta," sonnte
..' ~ 'r'.1 49, ~. a :" .".s.t" ostss ~ ~,
.ua' ~ like!y 10 secGlso tno .t'eht'on ot tno
Whole country. Mr. jacobs sn'l:
Tho Democracy OF this Stnto can got nong
without Mr.. ridden, and tho Democracy If tho
country El4t rot uttijx without him. and IL ,y
ilul 1t iADl!ry to nuiilnto snn,eloy olau, yotnp-
btaiy efse Will be nominated, beentisc We noun
to win III this election. We would sooner tukp Il
very g!od nopu|s.tcan, who loves bis country
nnttGr tntn nn 'oGs nis prty' alla nKo mn!
oimIsas III tia nxisti,,r Il nvcrnrunbt. Thn SrM"
t0r says have protiO.l.icci imysclt in n.i.
'rlldch man. II mn mn nntt-Tlldcn mau, It ts
neGatso ~ f.tt tni1k ngclat' oo oiec.od. Ana DG.
IN ,o,,or,tIs,, mi n,, ~ m33t"ptnjn f,. IL ;rti
sirn to sIliS,s0rt Il homeless cut,lhlncy, do ,.ol
ke{fere fjr a sftHc pj,;eit thu ifr 1'cn fpiH I0
d candidate ftu}txs he UfukH he ran ijc eIxcfrt til
think can AlH for tle deltfiatts clnses To trprr-
8cMt fhc De0cr4tcE u ts fufs at Cincinnati i1k
a tarue ma tYrfU 1uiH n,xwe tbe t,nlf fttf II ann
man fIuf ihcY ihijf c,iN itc cltcfc Nov. i,ossi.
bjy. i iuY III une Of thOso who ID mt 1,ulinve
Tint bfr. iiiduti can bG elected, hit thprn IN
plenty OF tiu,o to cotis!tior TINT question,
This jrc,nrntIon tt,o,s tho At,nnrv dnou,. fin
a....ss,, mn,'a 80 49, n.s. Vna, Wv
ethten 4'luc,t u'eah ot t"o o.uto' u''1iEcy W
s1rpr!sc, ailtl 1t tried to explain Mr.. JacobA'
, 1880-04-27
THE WORST WEEK IN THE YEAR

TIE WVHoE WEEK III TIE YEAR,
: The annual festival Is close at hand when,
Ms III the c'.lldrcn's gA1llu, at q procuncertol
signal the great majority OF householders
suddenly rlso and change places. Tho cos
lMopolltan, radical, nervous cllnractor OF Chi
cago Is In ITO phase shown mora clearly t,an
III tie nomaslio life Of Its pcopla, their wild
desire for change, their determination nut to
stay In ono p1ace mora than year; and this
too notwithstanding tho c|tatge involves