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Little boy-"rm crying because my mamma las
Just gone 70 heaven" Little gtri-'0h, but pr'aps
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A VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, 80
1885 HIGH OR SD sIREkT, GEOkaTIowN

On MONDAl, NEFI LMEEK Z. INN, AZ 3 OsCIlOCK.
will sell in front 81 the PREMISES Part OF lot ia IN
No lO1. fronting % feet the east .ide a
High SD street bct~een West aud stoddArd streets
by depth VI l3O ieet, imlroved ny .lesAnt two
story brick dwelling containing eleven rooms water
gaS nne cellar. stable IN rear fruit m yard A. Se
Terms one third cash. balance IN aud two yesrs
with interest secured 10 deed of the roperty
sold or all cash Mt the oriion OF the purchaser. <
deposit of loo required the sale au25 IA IA
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Politics Versus Love.

From the New York Sun.
She (blushing)-"What did papa say last night,
Geoge, when you went TO gain his consent to WOO
ana win mef"
He somewhat embarassed}-"wen- er-co tell
the truth, Clara, In some way We got to discussing
politics, and forgot ali about the other matter
All, darling, are you sure that you viii alWays
love me as you do now9"
She tcoldly>-'I beg Of you, Mr. Sampson, let us
talk about the tariff question. ~
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Sticking % His Text.

young man OF eight summers has been heard
from who must have future before him. To have
q watch was the height OF his ambition. He had
leased and begged every member OF the family 70
give him one until his persistence became monoto-
nous Finally the father told him that watches
were expensive, and that he was too Young 70
have one anyway, and must not mention the sub.
1ect again. Next Sunday morning at prayers each
member OF the family recited verse Of Scripture.
IL was young Americas turn finally and with the
sooerness OF Judge he said: "What cay unto
one say unto all-watch.n
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TIE WONDERFUL WORK TIE sfA PRRFoRNs-How
THE WATERS ARE THROWN NLASD-BBAvTIzs o.
THE COAST OF NOVA sCoTrA-AMoN0 TEE SIMPLE,
HONEST PEoPLK-HIsToRIC LoCAIrIKa
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A Natural solution.

From the Chicago Mail
An almOnd-eyed washerLnan boarded cable car
yesterday with his hamper OF clothes. Asthe grip
neared the corner where ne was TO get on, the
passenger, "D'ye see that haythunf Watch me an
see me throw him."
AT the corner the Celestial made leap, and the
driver applied his brake SO as TO give the grip
lurch. The laundryman turned a somersault in
the afr, came down on his feet grfnned and asked:
"What 10 matter-stling blOke agaln?"
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PRoRRosyALLssn Eok FURNISHING cAsT,
MEDICAL, &c.

~ Tho oldest Established and Only Reliable Ladies,
Physician In the City,
can be consulted daily. 4o4 between An and 9Th
Prompt treatment. Correspondents and consults-
ton strictly confidential Separate for ladies'
Onice Mwaysopen- sel-6t'
NINE DE FOREST. LON0-EsTABLIsHED AND
N1reAble LADIES' Physician. can he consulted daily
81 aer res,dsncs 90l e nv. Once hours from
to9pm with Ladies only. ylS-2m'
MANHOOD RESTORED By USING A BOTTLE
Viii cure any case of nervous debility and loss OF
horsepower. 1t lmparts veor 70 the whole system.
Male or female. 800 St &w. sul6-Ims
1T HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADfCTED THAT
1Dr. BROTHERS Is the oldest-estzblished adyertis-
ing Ladies Physician in this city. Ladies, you can
Particular attention paid all diseases peculiar 10
iacies married or single. Forty years experience.
- FAD AND BE wIsE-DR BROTHERS. pos 81.
HI ". Appeared before me and made oath that he s
the Oldest Estabished Expert Specialist in this city
Of and furnish medicine or no chafre: consuts-
ton and advice free IT hour during day. Sub
eci1hed and sworn before me by DR.. BROfHERa
sAMUEL z: MiLiA Notary Public. IN aud Tor lAs
Dhtr,ct OF CoaumnA thAs % day of July. 1SSA
d. LIoA" f 81 PER BOX.
Mailed 10 any address on receipt Of prsce
aus Inn 464 q NV.
nR MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS ARE THE
Dstsndzrd remedy for all blood diseases Causing
throat nasal or skin troubles urinary diseases curd
N forty EIGHT hoYrs Price IS per hox.
nstursl loss vitality nervous debility. AZ.
&C Praoe q. ssnt sealed by mail fer eAsst
ySl STANDlfoRDs. cor. 9th aud y n ~
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A sad Thing About Shakespeare.
From Life.
Friend 10 eminent barn stormer-.How did you
make out on your recent trip, CholmondeleyY"
eminent oarn-stormer-"T played to poor busi-
ness everywhere. tell you, old man, Shakespeare
Ia losing his grip"
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

u hsna:Cne Farm " Ann. A.unde. county. font
and binding both within 200 ysrds Of rsiro.d sta,
IN .ss y Is: esS@ ma
two hundred and forty acres: Nice dwelling house.
cola ana s nss
pump . The door Jus, Rs, down me S.,sr siso sew
s.g saa n. Of
bs.utiiul hay and hareor in healthy neashsorhood
, s: is4ss:i Ssisssiss. .SdSs:. IkUsDLE star
I,oR sALE-iOf ACRES. IMPROVED By SIX
Il room house and barn: Is acres under cultyA,ion
acres in meaaow ssres IN orc hard osianee IN oak
railroad station and Is miles from Washington city
price $1,000 one hall cash b,isps, IN one md two
sei.ss. 1871 s.n.w.
WANTED TO BUY FROM 2 TO 90, AcRks OF
ONCE au3l-St.
L,oR sALE-TEN ACRES. FENCED WITH WIRE.
View OF city and sarrsandinss miles from new Aaue
N SEVEN ACRES on Bl.densburs Pike and b. and o.
r. mile from Boundary S-room house SOD barn
butcher or aasry.n a running water and grand Well
EiGHr-RooM HOUSE. stable. large workshop. all
Tesisy r e terminus q new Escirsc 900
HOMES and as%s
chap and ON easy terms T. H. sfrHkhHs 0Tp
~ ARDEN LAND 40 ACRES COR LESS, HOUSE
~ and stsbiing with or without the lana: BE. l.
Bennins. ID. c. au3l-3t'
INoR sALE-A FINE TRUCK FARM ON b. o.,
near Monticello. OF AZ acres: improved % daellins
barn. aud outhouses unusually desirable ilace ana
S GOV sSiizeaa 1905 sos Sse'f
LTOR sALE-RARE CHANCE FOX GOOD INVEST
r. ment; 2es acres OF land on the Bennins road. y
DAYS join scaJLT4 SsnDi a saiDp {. '1 y" ~
au2s-6t'
Il Two tracts Of land about 3 miles from Washing
ton City, on the road leading from the NEW IRON
FREE BRIDGE toward Falls Church, Va. one tract
containing Boy. the other A y sores. would make
cellent Dairy. Garden or Poultry Farms residences
nicely into small homes This property is directed to
be sold under viii and. unless sold at private SALE
III be sold At public auction October TO- without
serve. Terms: One-fourth cash. balance in one. two
three. four and i've years Parties will he taken 70
view property free OF charge Perfect title guaranteed
1871 r st. NV
au2o-dtoclo Washington. ID. G.
I,0R SALE Or RENTAL AMMENDALE, MD,
Il Drury House. ID rooms; in repair; 200 yards from
station: 10 ACRES. holly hedge; superb stream.
building sites nc low price. Visit PREMISES address
au4-eofn' DAN'L AMMEN. Washington.
ISoR SALE-AT MELRosE PARK. HfATTs-
II VILE, Md. desirable Lots opposite the handsome
idence of the late r. h Elliot esq. Lots 80 by 100
square foot Liberal terms to purchasers of tian
one lot or to any one building at once. For further
particulars apply ~ TYLER RUTHERFORD.
aulo-lm 1907 ST. NV.
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Ferwestihg IIis Ola Habit

Forgetting HIS Ola Habit
From Time.
Miss Periey ION an ocean sseamer,-'T think papa
u doing splendidly now. don't you, mammaf"
NrS Periey-"He H. my dear. Since we got him
away from the horrid city he fs entirely temperate
and seems TO take an interest," In everything about
MIN. II was only Just now that heard him ask
Brace
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from Notes and QuerieA
An old writer says: "a long chin declareth
man 70 be peaceabie, yet a babbler. They that
have little chins are much TO be avoided and taken
heed o., for they are fun OF impiety ana wicked
ness and are spies like unto serpents. II the end
OF the chin be round, IL Is the sign OF nice man
ners; but the chin OF Q real man IL square,
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GEo. W. srIoKNEy. Auctioneer. s3o y.
Trustees SALE OF VERY VALUABLE M
PROVED PROPERTY ON THE NOkIHlksr
CohNkR OF sLyhNI EENTh AND cORcoRAS

y y m IA T
CORNER OF stNEN rEENTn AND CORCORAx
SJREk1s NOk1HAEST.
by virtue of deed of trust recorded IN IAtcr No.
1910. folio 2zS. ct seq 81 the land records for the
District OF Columbia and nj the request u the party
secured thereby will offer for sale IN frnt Of tie
premises, on MONDAY, 1HE IhlhD DAY or SIR.
TEMPER, 1898. at FIVE O'CLOCK A. NJ. the follow
ing described real estate situate the city of Wash
inston. District Of Columbia 20 wa All that pcce ur
parcel of land aud premises known and described
lot numbered ninety two Cy2l John r Arms sui
division OF certain lots IA square numb red hun
dred and nine lSn said subdivision T. re-
corded in Book 4, 49, of the records sur
veyors on1ce Of said District. improved 10 brtk
residence, subject n certain deed dated July
10 1855. secure 100 i've years after date With
interest at the rate Of per centum yer Annum. FAY
able semi annually.
Terms Of sale. one-third cash. and the balance IN
and years from date of sale with interest,"
the of siN PER centum per AnLun. payAbse sui-
annually secured by q deed Of trust the fruprty
sold. all cash. at the option of the pur, hsser
post $3.50 Will b. required II TIM II sale All
Conyeyancinx and recording lurchAser's cost.
the property will be- resold NJ the risk AMI vi
defaulting pu rchaser.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

EHORr ROUTE 40 LONDON,
last Express Btcauscrs
To Southampton Qondon, Hsvrel brcmea
Nbe, Sat-. sept ]. pm.i lam. Ned. sess. d 3 q
m: Werra. bat, Sept. Q. = m; Alcr. Ned- bcpS.
6ept Ii s pm
Comfortabse sntsroona excsnsnt tshaA luxsiouus
vsrds 6erth socordinG 70 iocstiop; % oaban, ESQ
IS f. :ss. s,s sSxIf sh6yS Go. issi 4
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ehAss DISTINCTIONS IN EUROPEAN DREss-rNpryIpu.
Atty OF ENGLISH wONENs pREss-rBE IyFru
ENcs on TRAVEL UPON QUESTIONS Oh FASHION,
RUNNING THE GAUNTLET OF TIE cUsrox-HoUsE.
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Temperance Is superior 10 regularity, and there
is nothing regular in nature; everything is gov.
erned by circumstances and environment The
animal, vegetable and mineral Kingdoms are irreg-
ular; they may run by the season, but not to the
minute or hour. Eat the right thing at the right
time, follow the dictates OF your appetite and eat
and drink with moderation. This Is the kind OF
regularity observe. | never have taken any note
OF the hour or minute for taking meals or doing
any thing observation-disclosures control me- Tine
plain truth Is that Few persons ever md out how
10 eat and drink until age Overtakes them and IL
becomes TOO late 10 reIOIm.
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WALTER b WILLIAMS co. Asc,,oposr,-

I"yY .ssTF HIISk pMLILLNa HOUSE AND
ThlhD AND FOURTH sThIErs NokTAEAsT
on 40 Ift1TSSonn,y srprr>,prp xo,-,,,, =, !,
FIVE OSLOCk !. n. We shall sell an front Of pr.n-
ises- part lot No. - an square 5s5. having IS feet
front by depth OF % fest improved rs Gtwg- storv
brick DWELLING. i've rooms, water nd sas. Stab,
IN rear,
Terms; $1,000 cash; balance in six txsly. ana
eighteen months securd By deed OF trust on iron
down day of sale
su29-dkds WALTER b WILLIAMS 90. Auc,.
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JANIS n MARI
~ 3-eodSds SAMUEL A. DKURl Trustees

" 800 street n. ".
sA k, HF rTN
oFfIksr AND STREETS \. W, AND On THE
s fsiEP s sIRE Ps 4 NEAR SHE CORNER or
BY virtue Of three deeds q trust recorded In Lber
anS SsS Sa 1913 ct .a rS2 100
The Land Records % the Dstr1c, Of Columbus. Wi
Psl THE SIKH Mdi DAY on SsEPILsBEk D
properly. situate in the city Of washington d c !:
The five (5) feet 81 Lot No. u.s. aud the
10 SQUARE No s and the south tSts ss So,
est iroHt 9. L.. No. Twenty CD IN said SQUARE
building upon the same;
twelve months With interest at 8 per cent, payable
seni-annually. secured by deed Of trust upon the
Of so VIII le be S san S ' o ss
lot at the time OF sale All conveyancins q pur-
from DAY Of sale. otherwise the reserves The
right 70 resell at the risk and cost ot the deisutin
s .i'sf I'VE nI.Ss k''n
au21.30.sl4.6 Trustee.
oa qf $40 5r OF EER *
MEsl MokELAND COUNTY. VA OPPOSITE
In pursuance o. deed OF trus. ds,ed Juy ls 1885.
Of record IN the clerks Office Of the County Court Of
by HSTsSs to the s Sss .s
N order 70 secure the pasmsn, Of note for e.
instaiment Of purchase money Of the shove named
ment Of said note and the holder thereof having
Quested that said deed be enforced, shall. on
WEDNESDAY, THE FIFTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER
1855,
proceed to sell said farm Peckatone with all the i'm
provements thereon. 20 the highest bidder sf public
auction upon the premises at lMtLNk O'CLOCK M
While 1t is believed that the title % said property
perfect acting trustee shall sell ouly such title
vested fn by the deed OF aforesaid. and
shall convey the same 10 the purchaser with special
warranty. PeckAtone Is OF the oldest and b,st
known plantations on the lower Potomac, containing
l75 acres OF excellent and The mansion house, .
large brick Residence, burned down shout year
ago. but the walls are sun standing. and from them
there could be easily gotten sufficient number of bricks
to erect d modern style dwelling. With rooms enough
for ordinary family. there also several OUT
houses on the place. one OF which might be Converted
into neat and bse Residence trifins
This property will be Sold At the time named above
without regard 70 weather. and the purchaser will bs
Required 20 comply the spot or give sstsf actory
earnest Of his doing 50 In short time.
Terms: For cash to amount sufficient 70 ray tho
costs OF sale ana the note Aforesaid VI 800 with
terest at the rate Of six cent from July 18TH 1855
TIL day of sale, aud 60 the remainder upon such
terms Is the sail Ii. Is kltkwood shall name
his failure upon such terms the trustee shall deel
best, to be announced At the sale.
au24-l0t J. THOMPSON BROWN. Trustee
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When stock falls to Day dividend the holder
oees bis interest," Yonkers kH0sssnson
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Quite NJ Strange as Fiction.


what romantic story Of q real treasure island
Is that which the Japan Weekly Mail reports.
Two million sterling In doubloons, with no end
OF jewels and plate, cached somewhere in the Pa
chic by piraticai English lieutenant, who cut
out the brig containing the treasure and slowed
away his booty In safe place on an unnamed
island OF the Marianne group. The pirates
quarreled; the lieutenant, Two officers and
cabin boy fired the ship and fed in a
ships boat one OF the officers was muruered
before reaching land The cabin boy was clapped
into prison as pirate. The lieutenant and
the surviving Officers chartered a schooner
and went on Tor the treasure. The officer tipped
the lieutenant overheard, and then, being threats
ened with punishment unless he revealed Inc place
OF the treasure, the solitary survivor filled his
pockets with lead and iron and dropped into the
sea, leaving as the only clue handful OF his hair
plucked out In an EFFORT TO save MIN from drown.
ing, and q chart OF the unnamed unknown treas.
ure Island. The spanish authorities hold the
chart, the island holds the treasure and an EFFORT
70 discover II made by an English captain, who
believes he has clue 10 the secret has Just had
mysterious termination. The captain on landing
10 look for the treasure was deserted by his mem
who carried on the ship. The whole story looks
like variant On Mr.. Stevenson's story by some
Japanese journalist OF genius But IL may be true
for all that, and II 50, we shall not have long no
wait before hearing OF a fresh expedition,
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AUCTION SALES.
T,noMAs BOWLING. Aus,,.o.,,

Ass,lSNEh's SALE or ENTIRr ooNrFxrs AND
siHrFH - soi ~ SSEoCfkN sToKE No. 12s y
oo,n mn msDNh :, SlRTENBER FIFTH Isss
~ r,. ~ TN ocLNt o. A N al store No.
sreet southwest VII sell With nd r,s-rv. he
Shelvlng. &C. - wv et"ONrsess Souh~r~
TH It,iN as how ,>h @ Ebh pNsToN. A-.isnes>
- !" .-aS1. Auctoneef. -eidts
EiSE hylLDlNG LoT CORNER yfRafSIA
- nrINHeh- I'D sfEEET AND b 3 STREET. SOU H.
ON MolNDAr AFTERNOON. SEPTEMBER q a
,r,n M "a a sY, Ar North on SQUARE, $50.
iron ~. o. 4. ieet on NlkOsINiA NKNIE al f.~t
Oh ~ Slhffl aud 90 ~ feet On n sI'RffT am.
oi We nnest business lots in the sonth~e.t
.,ss asa. bNNOANSoN BROS.
- S AuctionecrsL
'HoMAs DOMINO. AucnoNFER
a 10 WHOM Ia MAY CONCEkS, ~orlry IA
h.ktbh GIN THAT 1hE FOIITlwINS, tso. IA
MIL BIZ SOLD 10 PAY STORAGE an aH,ss,s ~,
FRIDAY. sEPIEMBhR foUkTEINrH. isss' s,,@ 1s
nlencins 1t len OClOCk. A N within nm 49,.
rootns corner fennsSlVAnA avenue Gnd lit6 street.
nwl vii sell boxes and contents fn.. i anvil y
fises. drtlL table with pair shear 4 trans
aud contents case OF drAwcrs .atchol ma e.,s.a n.
&C. storsd with me July I. 1872 T-rn,s cssh
au2s-lSt THOMAS pONLINS Auct,on~~~
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pleasure. The peninsula with its cOyes bays and
river-mouths has q tremendous length or coast
line, and there Is not mile OF It which Is without
beauty or grandeur, historic or poetic interest
Beginning at the north shore along Cumberland
strait sweeping 10 the east around Cape Breton
Island, following the south shore past Hairax and
the old Dutch region or Lunenburg, rounding the
southwest point at Cape Sable, following the shore
the north shore Bay OF Fundy coast. the
Basin OF MiDas shores, and thence north, In
and out OF Cumberland and Chepody Bays
there Is no doubt but that che venture
some summer sailor and dreamer could
choose from among 1000 miles OF enchanting ma
most rapturous adulation On the whole how
ever, the experienced traveller might suffer disap-
polntment. IL Is over-estimated BY some patriotic
natives; overdrawn by the iders and writer's OF an
hour. Its greatest enchantmenJ lies In It's pleas
ant accessibility, as with our noble Maine coast
and It's being at the same time comparatively un,
freQuented ny the hordes who soon make such new.
Undiscovered delights unbearable to the true lover
OF untarnished simplicity and grandeur In nature
Acadia is In Us oldness newness, sowness Quaint
ness. wiidness, and in most part the demure and
or on the part Of the natives
near them 10 Inc west on our shores.
OLD AND NEW.
For instance, nearly three centuries OF age are
here, and yet sailing around these 1000 miles OF
coast line this glaring newness is strangely i'm
pressed In the fact that not two-score cities or
settlements could be seen from leagues distance
al sea. With exceptions OF bright and pleasant
localities like the Annapolis valley, this holds true
OF the entire surface area OF Nova Sco1js WhaS
tnere Is which is not SO old TO look older than
oId England In architecture and agriculture is so
new as 70 suggest the primevai wilderness and the
pioneer period OF Development. The slowness and
conservatism OF all classes. with rare exceptions
ana tuese or the most recent awakening, are even
marvel beside the sleepy towns OF me Hudson
Dutcn, or the somnOent villages OF the DELAYS are
and chesapeake The QuainIness OF everything
Is only apProsched not eQualled, In our dear old
salem and Marblehedd. In proportion to its area
NOVA Scotia, since her discovery and settlement
"a sne early part OF the sixteenth century, has
1aoe less progress and retains more wild reaches
y. mountains and wilderness than any other STATE
PROVINCE, or country this side OF the Atlantic al
smouga nearly every acre IL valuable for agrcul-
turai or mineral Development
BUT TEE HONEST suGYIIClTY
OF many OF her people, who Tor generation shave
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{ many OF her people, who Tor generation shave
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-06-02

Written language has always been
very mysterious thing to the savages
when they first became aware of its
existence. Sir John Lubbock. in writ
ing Of tho savages in South America.
says that on one occasion native was
sent by a missionary TO friend with a
note and four loaves of bread. The
native ate one on the way, and was
amazed TO find that the note dis
covered his theft. On the next &C.
casion that he was sent with four he
sat on the note while eating one of
them Youths Companion.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-06-02
MICHIGAN.

Lansing is infested bya gang OF thieves
and beggars.
Capt. John Eddy was killed and two
others seriously hurt by the fall OF ground In
tho Cleveland mine at t,hpemng.
Mrs. John Perry, Of East Saginaw, died
suddenly In her chair. This was the fifth
sudden death In that city In ten days.
The product OF the Calumet ana ITccla
nM6 during the past week has been bis
tons There are buttwo shafts Of this mine
now clio ei.
Ground has cen broken for the new
apartment hone for professors az the State
Agricultural College. and the boys have
dubbed II the "IIome for the Fricndcss"
AT Ishpeming MIS-. Charlotte Erickson
has become violently ms ne from constant
reading Of the Bible and has been taken
20 the asylum hopeless She has five chill.
dren.
Numerous cells have been caught In
Black Lake, at Holland, this spring, some
OF them being over three feet In length.
They were planted In the lake over iye
years ago.
Mrs. Jonn Absahams, tired Of her life
OF dome site nfelciiy, took rough on rats al
Kalamazo, Timely assistance OF DR.. 4. q.
Taylor VIII ploDablf SAVE hc' iio. Gnu to
grets her rash act
Not content with having one OF the
most extensive casket factories in the coun-
TRY, Owosso will establish an ombalming
school. where the art p.cservaiiye will be
impaired TO inquirlng minds
AT Grand Rapids the 3-year-old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Junghaus was drowned In
a cistcm. MR.. Junghnus had gone 20
church. and the father took the little boy 10
a ncighbo's where tho accident happened.
A. Carleton, Ida LlFoyre, aged nine
years. daughter Of Charles LaFeyrc. was
trying O. light fire with kerosene when the
can containing the oil exploded and the
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-06-02
Rim Van Wrinkle, Jr.

The great-great- grandson of Rip
Van Wrinkle, one day after having
drank to much applejack, staggered
of to quiet place in the Catskills and
fell asleep. Singular as it may appear
he did not wake up until twenty years
later. On arising from his long
slumber he went down TO his native
village and said TO an astonished in
habitant: II went TO sleep up yonder
in 1883. What year is it now.?"
"This," said the staring villager, 'is
1905"
"My goodness" exclaimed Van
Wrinkle. "there must have been a lot
Of changes in that time. Tell me- the
latest news"
"Well," said the obliging stranger.
''this mornings paper says that the
Chicago police have discovered new
clew TO the whereabouts of Tascott;
that Blaine's chances of being made
President are brighter than ever; that
John Sherman has just made the
greatest bloody-shirt speech of his
life, and that there is no change in the
Burlington strike"
ais that all?" exclaimed the dis
gusted sleeper. "Then | think I'll go
back and take another nap"