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THEATRICAL TALK.

George Boniiace is seriously i'll in Boston
Rose Eytinge is to play an engagement
IN Chicago shortly.
Miss Eleanor Cary will be the leading
lady with Hayerly's "S''ver King com,
pany next season.
Jennie Yoamnas viii star next season in
the play entitled MEDIA" written Tor her
by II. A. Locke.
George \. ulman has bought the right to
40" and Lizzie May ulman will next
season play the part OF Carrots.
The Kate Putnam company closed It's
season May 10. Manager NJ. T.. Skill 70.
rorts very fine financial season.
Miss Josie Crockcr leading lady of Walk
or opera house, Salt Lake City. is in Chi
cago on II snort visit TO her mother,
1t is said Mr. Craig and Miss Reynolds
members OF Miss Charlotte Thompson.
company, are to be married this summer
Miss Helen Parry, who made her Amcri
can debut at the Union Square Theater IL
"Arkwrights Wife," is having successful
season.
The Lyccum has a good bill for the week
among the best known peopla being tn,
three Ronaldos, Donnelly and Drew, anC
Charles Banks.
Mr.. Wyndham has gone to England, hui
will return. He says he thinks too much
tbs country to desert II, several Thousand
dollars too much.
The sixteenth Evolutionary recital by tn,
pupils OF Professor III. NJ. Dickson, will
take place tomorrow evening NJ the AGA
deny of Fine Arts.
Manager Shelby will subject the Acad
envy of Music to u thorough renovation
during the summer. He proposes to max,
IL more attractive than ever,
Mr.. Wallack has had good season, plav.
ing before large audiences AZ rule, and
finding much communication in their IN
plause. "Roscdale' and Ours" have bee,
given.
Modjeska has been not only an artistic
but n grc at financial success In San Fran.
cisco. Few attractions that 20 TO that city
OF hopeful desolation can say the same for
themselves.
Miss Nellie Hughes is young lady who
has, in the estimation of her friends. nil tha
end intelligence, to mako OF her another
Mary Anderson.
Robert McWade will next season be under
tho management of Bob Miles, as has
already been announced, and will begin his
season at Cincinnati next October, In a new
play entitled "Franz Herchelle."
Kelly \ Ryan's Speciality company will
appear at the Criterion this week. Among
the people are Charles Diamond, the -Four
Comets, Tillic Russell, Mdlle. Eugenia.
"Muldoon's Picnic will be gwen.
"CGeka' has proved such success that
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as dead game but a square chap, with a
wonderful faculty of not missing his man
or letting him linger long a-going. Two
or three days will decide things in d ldge
City. No one can tell the outcome.
Mysterious Dave was arrested here abou,
a year ago on the charge OF ysgrancy, on
suspicion, and for robbing Georgia Morgan,
colored cyprian, Of money and jewelry,
aud spent the mos: Of MS time while here
in prison, but managed to intimidate the
prosecuting witness aud was released
when he west west. He is the slayer Of q
number OF men, and /. known TO the oil
GERS Ol Texas as a desperate man.
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Mr.. W. Il. Powell, an Ellis county farmer
who resides near Midlothian, arrived in
the city yesterday morning with his daugh.
ter Florence, some twelve years old, in
search OF maidstone. Friday,
while tying the house.dog, which
had already exhibited symptoms
OF hydraphobia, the animal bit
her on the ileshy part of the right arm.
Mr.. Powell killed 1t ana brought his daugh-
ter here on the first train, a. went to the
residence of DR., A. Al. Johnson, who is the
possessor of a mad stone. 1t was applied
and adhered six times and on the seventh
application ii failed to stick. Mr.. Powell
was greatly relieved and left on yesterday
afternoons train for home. The rabid AMI
NAL bit a cow aud a number of chickens
which Mr.. Powell killed.
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Sea I'd lrrni,osals.

NhALED BIDS FOR A CONTRACT ~
t. erec, the public scnool building OF Dentcn..
AZ AZ ntS3Stuauce with plans and specifications ~
eSSn .i NJ the Mayors office. will be receiv.
~ ull May Is inclusive CITY Council reserves
,ne right 70 reject all bids. Call on or address
Wv, m >, INNER. Chairman Building Comm'
BY order of the City Council.
may'I.llt W. y WiTHERS. Secretary.
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X Frommc, Esq, a prominent druggist
OF San Marcos, Texas, writes: "'Prickly
Ash Bitters have given entire satisfaction
to all who have used II. During the pasl
two years have sold several gross, and
The demand Is constantly increasing
which shows that this remedy comes mn IL
all that is claimed Tor 1t. An ei,ectual mn
ritter OF the blood, MS well 40 of the entire
system, Physicians in this section very
oncn recommend it,
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EcNal.

NSIiCEI.An persons living or doing cuisines
clean I'M vne S,y 81 Dallas are hereby notified
az holes where water Ia standing or may stand
MI his 70 be made with earth or sand, AMI "
.uooish or trash OF any kind must DO put 10 w
suvS's or cutters This notice must be complis,s
WIN immediately. II you wish to save yousr.
, s,vNes money aud time. This notice alsoW
49,, , NJ M, NEws0M, ~
Mays lsSS. Health Qfoess, Dallas, TsSAs
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Enr Ast,t,

EoR RENT-THREE FuRNIsIIED, ROOMS
= Two with southern exposure. about nil
utes walk from p o. Apply at 700 jackson
street. street. ------.-.. may90lv
koh RENT-A two story residence, elshl
l. rooms convenient to business: large shadI
YARD good c!stern and barn. Also double teas'
meht mouse. Apply to b. Gibbs. mayj.h
k'ok RENr-The lower story of 2V9 Msi
y street north Of courthouse, formerly ocu'
a p,ea py Gsston Thomas. bankers. Fixture
to John Browning or Cos Elm street. apr?e.im
EoR RENT-A la re building suitable oi
both dwelling aud carpenter and blscksmlA
Tnop, ior only slO per month. Inquire OF ]. 7
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Enr Hale.


EoB SALE $50 zoo PRESSED BRICK. KIN
4 now ready for delivery: first come 6p
served Apply to L. CARNES, at Vears Bill
yaiu, may21N
koR SALE-FOUR GOOD RESIDENCES FOR |
IN sale al a great bargain, by VEAL, COOP
EN- l,'S w y--.------ msygl'l
EoR SALE CLUSTER OF NICE COT
L mgeS IN sood location; rent readily at 80
VaSui In MS Is u gOod investment. Call on REAl
ZOE sALE-A NUMBER OF FINE RESI-
4 dehces, conveniently located, and in al
paris OF the city. REAT & SHOOK, No all
a ..',, 81 ,,-.---------- may2il
Eok SALE-6OJ HEAD OF GRADED
LIZ, Rec, Texas. W. msyg;.b
k'oR sALE-A HOUSE AND LOT IN FINE
L location and In firstClass order Apply on
PREMISES, o;O canton street, or 60i Main strta
l"p S.alrs-oacG room may&lI
koK sALE-HAvlNu OPERATED SEVEN
curtail some and offer for sale my drug bushes
az rarls, Tex, located in one of the mos. pros
porous aud growing cities In Texas, 1t nav
S |ifnS Ior success to any purchaser. AddreS
Was. U BOWEN, Paris, Tex may22ln
'ok SALE-PlNERY FOR SALE. 1000 ACRss
~ WOOD county, near Texas ~ Pahfc Rail
roau, iuhoer, II desired, can be cut nv waa
Texas. o HENDRICK, ''' msyleT
k'ok SALE-50O COTS, WITH ELEVA TED
| soR HOTEL. '''''' mayIs.lr
| I.ok SALE-The house and lot known as d.
4 uloos place, on y - 'nn street. between Roa
Avenue and Dallas D,a"ch; house contains foi
1 W,Ee nicely-iinished looms besides kitchen and
choinss , ICON good repair, good water sni
see Undersigned G. II. Carter msyhlm
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Dallas Eye Infirmary
Prof. D. j. STANSBURY, M. D.
No. 1913 Elm slreeL. Dallas rAxas

Mr. Michael Klue says | have suffered for
healy years with granula ID eyelids, and have
Decame blind. After twu ,ceks treatment In
lhe above insutut on co... .er myself almost
well, and can see as good as ever couia "''''o''
Mr 9 Snrratt says; placed MYSELF under
resort after having been treated Inv seven of tha
best oculists In this aud other states, was
neatly blind with granular n junctiyitie nan.
nus OF the comea aud corneal staphyloma Nv
eyeslght is perfectly restored, after three weeks
mendins the above lnfrmary as the best in The
state. '' =" 'he
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GD-FlRST BAPTIST CHURCH-Corner OF
Sycamore and Patterson avenue. Rev L. 4.
Hanks. pastor, SUNDAY school at $50 a. m
Dr. J. l.. Williams, superintendent. Preaching
IL a IN and S y, III. Seats free and welcome
to all There will bapusing to day at $3.50 D. M,
Nv DR. Iavdru 1917
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Mo,rclI to Icnd.

DAMS NEGoTIArED-one to live year,
- TIME Land notes or deed of trust required
g. security Texas Loan Agency, CorscsnaA
texas. may9'u
MONEY TO LEND-On one to Ave years
" time at reasonable rates. C. e. WELLESLEY
gener,l manager Dallas. Texas.
AID LoANs-J. b, Watkins y Co, lsl,n
- Twas. feb lsa-
M oNGh 10 LEND-R, D. Couahanour I,
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ac,u Advertisements.
THf XIlN ,v Is Always I vs. =

From morning to morning and from week TO
week THE SUN prints continued story OF the
uves OF real men ana women. and OF their deeds
plans loves, hates and troubles. This story IL
more interesting than any romance that was
ever devised. Subscription: DAILY "A pagesl
by mail, 500. month, or $3.50 4 year: Sun.
pages), 81 per year w
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W An Ed RA ELlNG SALEsMEYV-s
are visiting the trade in Texas IN h. Wy
fast selling and good paying line an " od naoda
SION; extra money made with hui litn eO' ,rls
Address BANNER OIL CO., Austin, Texas Ui'
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"a ANrED-BY SIX OR EIGIIT GEYTIT
men, good day board where No o,,
boarders are tept liberal terms will be Siv Sss
the right party. Address b., Herald Office
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W ANIED-$O FER MONTH WILL BEPAI6
oId. Apply Mrf. BLAKE, corner BRYAN nv ,ns
Masten streets D''eu NV
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H6-FlRSr PREsBI TERRAIN UHURUH-lor.
ner Main and HarwoSd streets. Kew. A. L.
smith, pastor Preaching at II II IN and 7
y. m. Sabbath.sChoOl ut $50 IL. m Welcome
aud seats for ALL
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Theau Column
AptfceS.
Nlisrellansnns Naamt,

WANTED-A GOOD MAN COOK Tocosr
Tor hay outfit Of some 10 or ~ n NJ ,A .ovs
sJ6es one need Apply; by June LIST Gon np
q hklNoLDs, Forney, Texas. 0paAs
WAN'ED-A GOOD BROOM.MIKpp NJ
w media Nv Amply IN Herald ofSca III
AANlED -AGOUD SADDLER TO Io,,.s
" III business-a good, sober, harSs u
n ing man, win small amount of cash; a vaS
street, Dallas. Texas 40 10Y Mai
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WANTED-oNE CARRIAGESMITH Al
w ply at once to TllO3. BALL, Terrell T.,
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w ANTED-l,0 MEN TO WORK on TgS
~ sewers in Fort Worth, wages. Al 81 n,
day; payments jtl and 10Th of each month y
W. SLATTERY, Contractor. wrr,o
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rs'FlRsT CHRISTIAN CHURCH-Servces,
| Elder J. W. Davis, of kirkyille, Missouri
her, and now guest OF DR. A. L. Davis,
VIII preach AT Board oil Trade rooms over
Grams jewelry sIore) at II n. m. All are cor.
| daily invited
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w AMIEL1A liz. (wHlTE PREFERRFS
wo,,, Tor u years Old, to assist in hons
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Hs-COMMEhCE Sr CHRISTIAN CHURCH
sunday school al $50 a m, Preaching AT IL a.
m. and $50 p. m. Experimenting Thursday
evening at $50
nD-DALLAs ClY MIsSION-Go out to the
Mission Sunday.school III afternoon at the
court house singing commences ut $50; sun
dav-SchcOl proper at I; singing also alttr the
Sunday'schoo A cordial invitation extended
10 all
rs-FLOYn STREET NJ f. CHURCH SOUTH
Key. j ". lliu, pastor Preaching at IL a.
IN and p m. Sabbath.school at $50 Il. M.
cordial invitation extended 10 all.
G1CONGREG ATIONAL CHuRCH-Coner Of
HARDWOOD and Bryan streets. Preaching 10y Rev.
|. g. scoteld at II Il, IN. and 7:3l y, m. sunday.
school al =, m, A hearty we come TO all.
BD-rABERNACLE NJ +. CHuRCH-Rev, s.
A, Thomson, pastor. Services at II a. m. and
lSO p, m. sunday-school ut 80 p. m Seats
free Public cordially invited
no-FlRSr BAPTIST IIIURClI-Corner Live
Oak and HarwoOd streets Dr. A. A.
Hayden of Jefferson, Texas, will preach here
To-day at u 4, IN. and p. m. The M mberS of
the church and the public generally are earn
cstly requested % attend. as Mr.. Hayden desires
To present propositions looking to an adjust
ment of Baptist dinicu'tieS in Dallas
E6-FlRSr PREsBI TERRAIN UHURUH-Nor.
ner Main and HarwoSd streets. Kew. A. l..
smith pastor. Preaching at II IN and
y. m. sabbath.schoOl at 93Oa m Welcome
aud seats for ALL
rs'FlRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH-Servces,
Elder j. W Davis, of Kirkyillc, Missouri
her, and now guest OF Dr.. A. L. Davis,
VIII preach al Board OF Trade rooms over
oram's Jewelry sIore) at II Il. m. All are cor
daily invited
ro-CuMB PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. JEFF.
ierSon street Rev. ID. W. Broughton, pastor,
| Preaching IL u, m. and 1902 M Sabbath.
school nj $50 a IN. Robert b. Scay superin.
tendent cordial invitation extended IN all
| ne-LAMAR STREET NJ. Il. UHURIh SCUM
i-Worshiping ut Dallas Female college, 1.-Two
Oak street Rev. W. II. Hughes pastor.
Preaching at II Il. m, and Q. m Communion
every first sunday, after the morning services.
sabbath school at 9 n nj. Prayer meetiag every
wednesday night al p. m cordial invita-.
ton EXTENDED 10 all.
E0-FlRST BAPTIST CHURCH-Corner OF
| Sycamore and Patterson avenue. Rev. L. T..
Hanks, pastor, Sunday school at $50 a. m
DR.. j. h. Williams, superintendent. Preaching
III IN and r. III. Seats free and II welcome
to all. There will baptisiDg to day at 80 p. m,
Nv Dr. Hsvdeu
Eo LiN q uak SihEEIB ArIlSI GnuKIu.-
corner Live OAK and HARDWOOD street, S. A, HOY.
den. The services OF this church will for the
present be conductci in Craddock opera house,
corner Main aud Austin streets, at Ii a. IN. and
| s p. m, conducted by DR.. &. A. IIoyden pastor,
Az INC morning service there viii he the cele-
ota.,on OF the Lords supper, Baptism post
| pned until next Sunday.
~sT,PATRICKs CHuRCH.-Corner Woo d
| ana Cabell streets, Rev. V Qunon, pastor To.
day, Sunday, 10Th, first mass, $ o'clock;.lOa a. IN
| High mass. Sermon by Rev. A. Badelon, of
Waco. who will preach AZ night $50, vespers,
FATHER Btdelon is learned speaker and every.
| body is invited
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Eost.

OSr--A LIBERAL REWARD WILL Bs
- paid for the return of my ned Irish setter
wait missing since Monday evening; is q
large size; pale red In color, with a scar en- hk
o. gae l about inches long--result of burn, J,
L. IRRELEVANT, JR. may?,g
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no-FlRSr BAPTIST CHURCH Corner Live
OAK and HarwoOd streets. Dr, A. A.
Hayden, of Jefferson, Texas, viii preach here
to-day at II & IN and $ p M. The msmberS of
the church and the public generally are earn
estly requested 10 attend, as Mr. Hayden desires
u present propositions looking to an adjust
mont of BapIsl hiillrmlIies I'm Dallas
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ne-LAMARSTREEr NJ. 4. UHUK, ii SCUM
--Worshipng ut Dallas Female college, 1.-Two
Oak street Rev. W. II, Hughes, pastor.
Preaching at II Il. m, and Q. m. Communion
every first sunday, after the morning services,
sabbath school at o II M Prayer meetiag every
wednesday night al p. m. A cordial invita-.
ton EXTENDED To ALL
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EoR sALE-A NUMBER OF FINE RESI-.
dences, conveniently located. and in al
parts OF the city. REAT & SHOOK, No, ~
Mhln ST. mav1I!lt
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY-AT orsS
w res miles west of Millsap 20 S x.ns
men; pay vi. 20 and 81 25 per day. IponM, nav
81 Main street or at the Quarrles ma,n
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MANUFACTURERS GIRLS To WopT ~
w, bribery AID. ALDRIDGE { CO., eS Fin
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WANTED-A GOOD COOK FOR SNAIL
, w. family Apply to Mrs. NE. CRADDOW
1--WE IslNhS street p,avtAl
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Eos SALE $50, zoo PRESSED BRICK: KIN
l. now ready for delivery: first come fp,
served. Apply to l.. CARNES, at Veals BEi
y hu
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lfoR SAl.E-A CLUSTER or NICE COT
l tages in good location; rent readily at 80
,ach, rms is a good investment. Call on REAl
\ SHOOK, 9i2 Main street.
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Eok SALE-6OJ HEAD OF GRADED
~ spneep' address or apply to d, +. MoNAL
~ hCe, leSas. mayli.l,
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w TED-lvO men To cut RAILROAD wood ma
~ cross-ues Apply to b. D. Atwell, Huteh
'', IVA mavSlm
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Es-CuMB. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH JET.
ierSon street Rev. d. W. Broughton, pastor,
Preaching II II. N, and TS0p III. Sabbath
school ut $50 Il. IN. Robert Is. Scay, superin.
tendent cordial Invitation extended IN all
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| WANTED-One Charter Oak cooking so,s
W ana thirteen doable complete bedsts,l
and bedding. Address L. KRAPF. ColosS
| CITY Tex. or Herald office N0Nr"
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EoR SALE-FOUR GOOD RESIDENCES FOR
= sale al a great bargain, by VEAL, COOP
Eh " w may7i
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koK sALE-A HOUSE AND LOT IN FINE
i location and In first-Class order. ApplyOn
premises, $40 Canton street, or Goa Main sirtu
Wp slalrs-bhcR room may36lr
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w ANIED-fou to stop AT the NATiONlL
W HOTEL. First-clsss accommodation (.
reasonable . !is,, .ate ONLY ONE DOLLAR AND
LnnEN FIVE CENTS PER DAY. Boardsal
lodging from ~. so to 81 per week. The huII.
ing is brick, with three stairways in case offrs
located IN the business portion of the city, Only
one square from street.car line, and one squas
from Texas N Pacific and Missouri Pacific Depo.
convenient to passengers coming or going cysi
.Ltnef road. Give us trial. and be convinced
money by stopping at the National. W. W. wad
Proprietor ,an,pS
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~ ST.PATRICK's CHURCH-C Woo d
and Cabell streets, Rev V Quinou, pastor, To.
day, Sunday, 10Th, first mass, Soclock;.lO a. IN
High mass. Sermon by Rev. A. Badelon, of
Waco. who will preach AZ night $50, vespers.
Father Btdelon is II learned speaker and every.
body is invited '
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WANTED -lOO.O0J bushels of wheat Al GIN
NILS, 1901 OF Houston street Highest
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G6CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH-Cornero Of
narwood and Bryan streets. Preaching 10y Rev.
|. 9, scotield at II a IN. and 1:3l p m. sunday
school al 3 H. N. 4 hearty we come TO all
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&eliNtotls.

Hs-CoMMEkCE Sc. CHRISTIAN CHURCH
sunday school al $50 a m. Preaching at IL a.
m. and $50 p. M. Experimenting Thursday
evening at 80
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HD-TABERNACLEM +. CHuRCH-Rev s.
A, Thomson, pastor. Services at II a. III. and
$50 p, m. Sunday-School Mt 80 p, m Seats
free Public cordially invited
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rs-FLOYn STREE NJ f. CHURCH SOUTH
Key, J " Ill., pastor. Preaching at IL u.
IN and : y. m. Sabbath school at $50 Il. M.
A cordial invitation extended 10 all.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-04-13

ing aperture in the base, and BY apply.
ing the egg 70 the lips, and forcibfy in
hsling the breath. the shell Is entirely
discharged Of its contents. "Dear me-
exclaimed the old lady. '.what wonder.
full improvements they do make. Now,
in my younger days. they Just made .
hole in each end and sucked"
An Irishman whose soberest moments
are when he first awakens at morning,
attempted to lean against the shadow Of
a post the other night and fell onthe side
walk. Getting up with difficulty. and
seeing policeman approaching. be
thrust his head into y neighborinE store
and exclaimed: "a nice way to trait q
gintlemin. "fll have the whole Nv We
arrested for kaping disordesly house"
A new rival brass band was hired to
play at the funeral Of Connection,
deacon. They We're playing slow and
solemn dirgc at the grave. when sud-
denly the trombone man shot out bias,
that started the hearse horses and broke
up the whole procession. The leader.
turning upon him fiercely. asked him
what il, thu. name of NIL hot places Mt
once he WAS doing that for. lie answered
with a smile: Gosh. thought it was
note. and it was "a l,oss-hy, but play
ed it." fstr.T T--ssJ
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A Calling That Women Can't Fill.

A great deal, observes the Boston
Journal, has been said Of late in the in.
terest Of those very delicately -constitu-
ted women who can not submit with
equanimity to the operation Of having
their new shoes tried on for them BY
the male clerks at the shoe stores. II
has even been suggested that young
women be employed in these establish
ments for such purposes. But the in
sufficient physical power Of women
would evidently prevent the application
of this reform. for ANYBODY who has
tried it knows that the process Of put
ting on ladies' shoes requires an i'm
mense expenditure of muscular force.
This fact is chargeable to the we'll
known habit of women with No. 5 feet
crowding on No. shoes, and protest.
ing that the same are miles and miles
too big" for them. A muscular clerk
and it is noticeable that shoe store
clerks are very powerful in their arms
can aid and abet this deception by using
the strength with which he has happily
been endowed. but a young woman
clerk would be obliged to recommend
a shoe the size of the buyers foot, and
thus lose to the store q great amount Of
custom. ..-.--
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-04-13

and gradually the new equalization
0. political thought is taking place.
The west, with rapid strides is coming
forward and making her voice and in
Auence felt in shaping the drift Of poll
teal action. and the new south is wake.
ming at last to the living present.
Growth is better than revolution, and
hence whatever change does come we
believe it Will be for The best, as the re-
suit of natural causes. The country
cannot much longer remain divided up.
on an artificial basis and We believe the
questions that viii be discussed and set.
lied in the next decade Will be Eot those
of mere sentiment and prejudice, tu'
practical questions affecting the ad'
justment OF those material, industIia
and social problems made necessary
by our rapid growth and varied inter
ests.