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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-08
PLAIN FIGURES
PROVE THAT
LEV Y & DAVIS

IIuV | " Dn Y III
are selling of their SURPLUS STOCK at tho low
est prices ever known. We mention some re-
ductions, but you will find them all through the
stock.
CHANrILLY LACE FLoUNCING was s7-now
s575;
cHANTIILY LACE FLoUNCING reduced from
s5tos8Gg;
cHANTILLY LACE FLoUNCING reduced from
$3.50 to s297:
CHANTILLY LACE FLoUNCING reduced from
sstot24s:
cHANTILLY LACE FLoUNcING reduced from
se75 to SAFE;
cHANTILLY LACE FLoUNcTNG reduced from
$3.50 TO s19s:
CHANTILLY LACE FLoUNCING reduced from
se25 to sL75;
CHANTILLY LACE FLoUNcING reduced from
g $1.4s;
CHANTILLY LACE FLOUNcING reduced from
$50 to SLIP;
cHANTILLY LACE FLoUNCING reduced from
ile5to$l;
GUIPURE LACE FLoUNCING reduced from 81
os2G;
GUIPURE LACE FLoUNCING reduced from
1925 to l.7s:
WOOL LACE FLoUNcINa now toc., reduced
from sl5O:
TUCKED SWISS MUSLIN reduced from 80 to
$780,:
ORIENTAL LACE, IS inches wide, reduced from
80 to 35c;
ORIENTAL LACE. "A inches wide. reduced from
80 to sOc
ORIENTAL LACE. Il inches wide, reduced from
90 o25c.;
ORIENTAL LACE, 10 inches wide, reduced from
10 to 2Oc:
BROWN STRIPE sEERsUCKER, &C.. reduced
from 1Oc.;
IRISH LINEN PAPER at 15c quire worth &C.;
YARD-WIDR SOFT FINISH WHITE CAMBRIA
at o. yard worth 19Sc.;
EXTRA FINE YARD WIDE WHITE CAMBRIA
at lOc ayard worth Sc;
COTTON BANDANA CAMPAIGN HANDKER-
CHIEFS at l0c. apiece;
SILK BANDANA HANDKERCHIEFs, 75c., 81,
andt1s5:
GOOD WHITE LINEN HANDKERCHIEF at
DC;
PURE LINEN COLoRED BoRDERED HEM
STITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS at &c worth
124c.
A large lot Of remnants Of LACES will be sold
at about one half OF regular prices.
LACE STRIPED WHITE LAWN at SIC. worth
IOc.:
CHECKED MUSLIN, very sheer goods, SIC.
yard worth 12Hc;
Good CHECKED MUSLIN at &c. yard;
A new lot Of WHITE GROUND BLACK AND
coLoRED CHECK MUSLIN at our popular
price Of lOc yard;
Good GRAY HOSE at 1Oc., regular 15c. article;
Good UNBLEACHEO BALBRIGGAN HOSE at
Isc. a pnir--wers a bargain at 17c.;
Rsgular-Made COLORED COTTON HOSE at l7c-
pair-wero cheap at 25c.;
Immense reductions In LADIES' Isle HOSE
! all far below first cost;
LADIES' SOLID BLACK COTTON HOSE at CSC. a
pair-fAst black guaranteed;
Our SOLID BLACK COTTON HOSE at SOC. are
indellble black guaranteed;
LUNCH, INFANTS, WORK, KNITTING,
KEY, SPOON, SCRAP, and OFFICE
BASKETS;
TRUNKS, all styles, far cheaper than such goods
can be had elsewhere;
! sATCHELs, all siEos. prices, and styles;
TRUNK, SHOULDER. aud sHAWL-sTRAPs;
JET TRIMMINGS cheaper now than they will be
later on. Our prices are just about one half
the usual
BABY HRIAGEs still selling well and fast at
our popular low prices;
! A few PARAsoLs left-thsy go cheap;
MOSQUITO CANoPIEs, all sizes;
HAMMoCKs, all prices from zoe. up;
CRoQUET and LAwN-TRNNIs. all prices;
SMYRNA RUGS lower than ever:
BATISTE reduced from i0c. TO 64c.;
LADIES' MUSLIN reduced from l2Hc to lOc.;
| Good styles LAWN at Be. q yard;
Good quality LAWN at &c. yard.
We must sell out our present stock. and have
mado prices mat will do It,
LEVY 4 DAVIS.
10Y AND 1919 MAIN STREET.
90
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-08

"RUTHEEFoRD b. HAYS was the only Ohio
man at the Chicago Convention who got
away without being identified" RU1HER'
FORD was identlded--identiiied with JOIN
SHERMAN and 1876 as JOIN knows to bis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-08

await WHITMAN used to go out into the
woods and invite bis soul TO loaf" Many
man who really could write poetry has
wished that some one would invite bis
stomach to a lof.
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wEsr VIRGINIA
store ana Dwelling burnea--rhe Late
Vendetta.
rspecia telegram % the pispatch.l

CHARLESTON, w. Va. July IA store
house aud dwelling IN Glen Elk took Orc
about O'Clock this morning and was totally
cgnsumed. II belonged to ]. A. Burns aud
was occupied by Mr.. Flesher who lost all
Of hls household furniture except a bed aud
three chairs. The goods were insured for
$3.50 Ia the LouIsyllle Underwriters. The
building was valued at about $500 and was
not Insured. The ire Is believed 10 have
been the work Of an sncendtaSy.
Reports have reached this city OF the arrest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-08

"The United States war.ship Enterprise
was recently stuck on a Scandinavian MOLE"
As the Enterprise did not go TO pieces, the
presumption is that the mole was considerate
enough not TO hump It's back.
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ecnoorer ,n Oistress.
lsnscial ielsrram o the DI.patcl

Especial telegram 70 me DisphtchI
NoRreLx, VA, July THE schooner YAM
kee Doodle, Captain Cranmer, IRON YORK
river 10 New York with n cargo OF railroad.
ties. was towed ID here to-day In distress and
taking badIy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-08

"The Radical party denies that their plat
form. adopted at Chicago, means 'fIee whs-
key.'" All the same, 1t Is safe to predict
that they will use whiskey pretty freely
about election time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-08

A Republican contemporary cxclaims
"England is for CLEVELAND" Well, China
is for HARRISON, and therefore things are
obout balanced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-08

II turns out that the letter OF Senator In
paIls's which was published IN the Chicago
Mems was written in confidence TO an old
friend who could never have been Induced
to give II out for publication. How itreaeh-
ed publicity Is still mystery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-08
senator Faulkner sick

Senator Z. J. Faulkner, OF West Vlrgi.
MIA. is reported to be quite sick, though mol
seriously M. at his home. In Martnsourg'
". Va. He had but recently returned from
Baltimore, where he attended the Conyen'
ton OF Democratic Clubs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-08

nile have mistaken and falsified her In every
wav. but Il does not matter. She Il sure 10
succeed They MIX htrup with her bcroines
and she's not bit like them"
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BRIEF C0N8EN [.

"Burglsrs broke open a bank safe on Long
Island yesterday, but failed to get dollar"
Probably tue cashier had just left for Canada.
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yUHE SOCIAL REUNION OF RICH

7
4 MOND LODGE No. J, l. @. o. T., viii take
place at Belyidcre Hall MONDAY EVENING,
July 9. 1883 Tickets can be Obtained OF the COM
Hill. Jr l. Aubel George Il. Davis. Il. BOssard,
h. A. Hoan, l.. A. Tucker, X. Is. Savage. Syl.
stokes. John :. Bethei. Also, from Mr.. Gus. Z.
Delarue. Admission; Gentlemen, IS cents [;
Ladies 20 cents. THIS Includes tho entertain
ment. refreshments, and dancing, ~ 5-ot
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The "leadipg Republican," who oritlc;se
srstwbiis Republican papers for support
Ing CLkvxLkkp and TarsxAs generally ret
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-08

The balance OF our Challies that sold at t2Xc.
go at Sc. yard;
The balance of our Colored Lace Bunting
Cream. Gray. and Navy Blus-at SC. yard:
Our best White Corded Piques, neyor sold under
12kc., 20 at LOG yard;
good line Of Light Figured satines reduced
from l2Kc. 10 Gkc. yard
Our t5c. Summer Worsted Dress Goods, In Plaid
Stripes and Solids. reduced to sXc.;
A splendid quality Checked and striped Muslin
In remnant. that are worth 1sAc. go this
week at &c. per yard:
Our exc India Linen Lawns reduced to Be-:
Our sLc. India Linen Lawns reduced 10 b4c.;
Our Zoe. India LiRen Lawns reduced 70 sHc;
Cur 1sc. India Linen Lawns reduced to lOo
These arc the best goods ever sold for the
moaey
We shall also close out the balance OF those ex-
ceilent 40-inch White Lswes at DC. per yaru.
These are the same goods that We sou ~
sI<c and caused the ladies 20 buy so largely
of.
We also include In this sale the balance OF oar
remnants Of Black, Blue, aud Cream color
SAtlnes that are worth zoe. per yard IN the
whole piece, and they will DO sold for &c. per
yard.
The best Light Figured Prints At &c. per yard;
The besI Figured Lawns at &c. per yard.
We also have one case Of excellent Lawns tociose
One case Pacific Lawns worth l2c. 90 In this sale
Rt6kc.
A splendid French Crinkle at SIC. In colors;
also Black and Waite.
Our limo Of FlouRcing and Allover Lace Is very
complete. aad we will offer special reJuc-
tlon OF 10 per cent on every yard sold TINS
week in order 10 close them out We snail
ofor the same discount on our Black Lace
Flouncings, aud the ladies will md the goods
at much less price than at any other Tore
In town,
We offer the balance Of our Striped Mulls that
sold at l2Hc. for SC;
Also. talsncs OF our Etamino and Canvas Cloths
at &c. por yard. never sold under loo.
Our 12Hc. Giughams reduced to lee per yard;
Our To-. Ginghans reduced 70 SIC. per yard.
Wehsye received another line OF those excellent
ing at l2hc. per pair;
Also that excellent quslity Bslbriggan Socks for
gentlemen st l2Nc. worth 20c. per pair.
Our stock Of Mems White shirts, IS we'll as Mems
and ladies' Gauzo and Merno Vests and
Pants. is complete, and prices lower than
ever
Give us COLL, as Wo intend to make this red
letter week In our sales. Stock must be reduced
in order 10 allow some of our hands 10 take
vacation.
II TT II r. co
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LOST, srnAYEp, AND FOUND.
PROPOSALS..

PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING
4 LUMBER. STONE, BRICK. CEMENT. and
sANDfor he kigt sun mel vii BE- received
~ tho once pf " A. Atkicsea. Reg, ist4 east Ms,o
street. until TUESDAY, July u. ls6S at u o'cissk
eessfat bidders required 70 give bond with Az
proved security FOR farther Intern alton al
dress y. {. cARrkNTHh 4 co.
~ u looiEocscrx,
Y Sl3zl,ls.ts.l7,lekl9
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ny e.s.1o.la,1Als,r.ls.lg.s0&sn
DICHMOND MOZART ASSOCIA-
Al TON.

The regular bl-weekly sOiree win take place a;
she Mozart Academy q Music TOMORROW
(Monday) EVENING at 81 o'clock. Admission
only by membership or invitation carda, when
must be presented at the door. Members can
obtain invitation cards on application to G. l.
SIEdxL, i3l Broad street; MANLY =. RAMOS e
CO., SOB Main street; or WALrEE d. NosE' SEQ.
sl4 Main street. fe 2t-.i&4thSu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-08

RAND MOONLIGHT EXCUR-
VI sIONs MONDAYS and THURSDAYS 70
WARWICK PARK. Fine string baad. dro-
works, fine pavilion. hefeshments a. city
prices Round trip, 2jc. Barge Gondols lsayes
Warwick wharf at 500 ana 3 r. H.; returning.
leaves the park az II J.. n. Positively no liquors
or improper characters allowed ON The grounds.
KROUSE & LYNCH.
y8it Managers
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TXCURsION, EXCURSION.

LEIGH-STREEr BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL
TO WEST POINT, VA,
"WEDNESDAY, JULY j, lss.
Gentlemen. 10 cents, ladies'. 80 cents. Train
leaves Twenty-ghlrd-street depot as 7:fj A. w.:
West Point ~ $50 +. VI. Refreshments will 10
sold by the ladies Of the church at city prices
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Amrrs,xNEnr~.
yrcv DARK SACRED CON

WARWICK PARK-SACRED CON
w CERT.--A SACRED CONCERT VIII %
given az Warwick PARK SUNDAY, July SIN, by
the Richmond [.ght-Infantry Blues bsnd-J9nn
Ke-snlch. leader. Boating and bathing. ne
freshmsnts served atciiy prices Gondola leaves
Kichmond at 10 n. NJ. and 100, 4. and i; NJ
returning, leaves Warwick Park at il;lo A. ".
and 2:l5, $40. ard 1880 p. NJ. Fare, % eents ior
round-trip. or
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-12-01
MerLena pLscrsnancles.

Tie Internal condition Of Mexico Is
probably better than il over was DO.
fore. Mexico Is making steady pro-
| gress. and will. no doubt. one day be-
come very pleasant place for Ameri,
cans to spend the winter In, but this
American who goes Ihsre now expect.
| ing 10 find hons comforts will BE- very
| much disappointed.
IL is true that We read glowing ae-
| counts Of old cactus-coveFed mission
churches. snow-cappel Ssrras. bsauti.
| full sen0rltas brtlttant,hued hummiug
| birds, graceful pallu trees noddiug IA
the spiue.laden brrrzes, hospilHbis
ND IYgeE etc, but tao discrepancies
| are as numerous rs a shad Is tult u
bones, ami EloY aTe not mentioned st
ALL
The American who arr yes as Mex.
lean hotel : Liable 70 pass aleeplcs4
night, for tile UCds are us hard ~ pha.
raohs heart. III the morning tho
stranger apEaIls bis sEGHaea with
heE.eaH breakfast composed ugtaa BAL.
W 81 ted pepper. rancid OIL eaf.ir and
other condiments GU8t afa utrI 10
!u9ricgta BID tBd.ge Bib wal n gyard
dough Wrapped W Ia corn sGgs.N anI
called iatdai
Ine Aara * Mexico u truly waaleF.
Inl. Jun y psrsfg Es&1 Gao lower
OF TIE Hats baOati. So called igua IDS
resemblance % White dgTs il ssra
on every hagi lHuru ara myFiad4 ~
either UaaulitHl flowers, b,rs what
American cares 10 tsa inspecting nlw-
ers in tbe Interest u scsruGG VI ten ths
H"'!y-iagggl taFAntula gneta about
seeking whom Ag mag yaccsnAteP
lhgfr ts % lun Tor him 10 adn.5Flng
caetRs-cpFerd churches or anayy-.
capped StgrrEs, wHrn ho uas 10 look Ia
seventeen different direct aus ggr con
tipedes, particularly WHOM he ferIs
uueasy on account ut the ptorcsa a In
dlgesitblg waL ~ iam4s n Ill. mltst
The great scarlet passion flower
hois from every hedge. bat II thg
American mods back. the green -aysd
monster prompts some beetle proved
0rIgaad to insert a knife az lone a.
the h'aGtg9't name into tho anntomv
Of the blonde pleasure seeker from M.
itoIsn regions Of ths north.
AT the Mexican hotel water and
towels arc almost unknown. Tho
5now-cappod SiCrras. hummlnp b!rds.
t'aasg7s', etc. are all very we'll. ~,
tHo stranger can't use them 20 wash
hls lace aud hands neither ars they
aseiul IN taking the place Of hoalthy
Inc American who stays in Mexico
LWo whole days gnterlains only one
WISH and that Is to get back 10 INA
lana OF clean shirts. square meals and
ua5a ny papers. aud rs quickly as possi-
b'9' --Iczas Sylsng,.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-12-01
NuckeIjay on Tights.

Papa. dear" said Miss Arabell.
Nnckeljay, 4 presume your dear OIL,
head is so full Of business affairs that
YOU never give thought to such ;
trivial subject as women's fashions?'
mo, indeed. it isn't" replied MIR
NucEeljay 81 haven't lost all nv ap
preeiatOin for art. even if / have beer
in the tread-mill of commerce for 81
many years, aud | think n really vel.
dressed woman is TRUE work of AFT.
When was young | seriously con-
templated adopting some artistic pro-
fessiOn for my life work. Now,
speaking of women s fashions, | de.
youtly wish that women would again
adopt the artistic OLD Greek draper
les and quit littering themselves up
with bustles aud pull-backs and fur
Bellows till they look like Zulu savages
at war dance. Sometimes | almost
wish my mother had not been a
woman, when | see ono OF them iig-
gering along the street with a hump
on her pack like cancels and her
hair banged till it looks like huf.
falo's name. I'm going to vote for
Cleveland simply because his fe
barbarious hustle"
Miss Arabeaa said: II haze becn
reading o. new fashion that i Just
on the eve Of being adopted bv tile
leading women. and ! think it is one
81 the most sensible fashions / ever
heard Of; il s wearing tights. TEey
say ono feels just 100 lovely for any
use when ono has on tights. ii vol
will 10 kind enough to give me Sl5 i
W.ll buy q delicious pair Of bsae once
that viii be just as cute as Il ltttla
bug ear Taev say they seem 10
lit one ght Oft the floor ana make
one feel Just to sweet too live.
While she was speaking the old man
was getting red ia the face, aud he
b!urted ont:
We'll, you are Zoo sweet 10 i've
I must say You are too bio a sap.
head to run around loose. I0u wear
tights indeed! Maybe Won had better
get black ones and Nadjy skirt and
20 doodling around here trying 10 be q
ballet. Maybe you had better Join n
circus and learn TO walk . roue. IL j
were YOU wouldn't even hamper N.Y.
self with tights; l. Just trollop around
clad only IN IN enhancing smile, Ike
one of Eugene Sues hcroines when
she gets ready to die in her lovers
arms. I'd 90 into partnership with
DIR. Mary Walker and Belya Lock.
wood and make n bowling ass of NV
SELF If were your mother would
lift you clear off the floor. and /
would do it with slipper. Now YOU
skip around here and lift some OF The
dust off the furniture and help your
mother reform the supper dishes"
and he picked mp the evening paper
and began reading an article entitled
'the high-necked dress is a relic of
barbarism." ~ h. Reed, in Tezus
SLjttHgs.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-12-01
The Human Auction

Hol here are lives by the score 10 selli
Up to the platform, gents, aud bid;
Make me an offer, they'll paw sou we'll,
All Of 'em ripe Tor the coffin It'd.
Here Is A woman pinehed and pale,
Plying her ueedle-for daily bread;
Give me shirt for her-mOre on sale.
Dyingi gentlemen-dFlngld sAd'
A family six ia number here.
Fresh from the cellar 10 London TOWN.
Mother her sixth confinement near
Father and bra.s with fever down.
Twas PesEllenee spoke then. was q notf
'sAn open seWer.n think be said:
Well, his offer shall buy the lot.
Ding gentlemeH l-iYingl deadl
Now, good customer. here's a chance,
A thousand msu ia the prime Of lie,
Wielhers OF muskeIs, sword aud ianen,
Armed and drilled for the deadly strife.
General Warfare ligI5 his hand
"A bullet fUr eseh,h cFiesthe gent Ia red
No oder but ns-fast hJBs t1s sand,
Dyingg gentleman laying deEil
A bod OF lOIler5 W0rl and weak
Clerks and eaFat,s and Writing mst--
Look al the Gush ua Es4h saHata cheek,
Magk the lagers Eaag grasp the pest
Come good grnIemeu- eau We l7ait
HISS DEulger,'s eYs for bargains HsIt
lie CEsrs III least tbs price ui a EHeal--
Dglngi gtaiielurH l-lylaS dsAI.
g u. SluL
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-12-01
Advertisements

IL seems to be pretty well attostnd
iact that each daily paper in New Yoris
mas larger circulation than any Of ~
contemporaries, and yet advertiser
are found who make invidinn,
determinations In tie beqt,v, =,
1ne u. patronage. So it Il while soma
~ taG newspapers are swollen "a m
mi9laiy s'ze. and rendered dull bv tba
glut oi paid matter. others arc "a A.
~" oi ray ndl. that their dullncss
taHe5 on another shape and their regi,.
TT readers welcome rs piece N s,,in,,
Ieat'ihg the rare advent of n diarlaJ w
a. So.ltfatV 70 the general opinion of
sho minimizing. advertisements IL
s .easUlaoie number. do add 10 tho az
; 80 mes OF newspaper or neriod.
Icai. women especially road tbo,,,
ml'n more or less interest than tia,,
90 the general run on notit,nat NY
~ nv, INV" ...., save scandal, perhaps.
hoi, H. jug ordinary housewife, what n
~ Nv mockery would 0 nowspaper
~ snas contained no adyertisetpapis
o oa',,, where ''bargains'' of ali lrinds
v ,,I De mad for tho asking. And
,. y comes to tho spring and fail
'opehlngs how ever conId sba ~,
S ,aIia Without reading in temptinS H.
aa,Is o. the wonderful yarietv ~ az
noM ana beautiful things 10 he ogr,raJ
zaars, @do various ba-
ho no n, Snop girl, with but q pittanco IN
with d p%,,se, reads tho embellishments
% %,sn quite as eager interest as aba vha
md ~ ,Iin means at her disposal.
o o,,o, as inc hungry poor man gI ooa'
, prur me displayed bin Of fare ~ IT,
ihe n,,.9tnt while munohlng rn r1
r Dou9nt at The corner stand eniovs ~
f'aa'hg -1enas sfsings. 'Os' tue
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-12-01
The Echo Was There.

Talking about echoes, says the Sa.
vannah News, Col. Ogeechee claimed
that he had one on his place q few
miles from Savannah. and that it beat
anything he had ever heard or re adj
about; it was one which would clearly
repeat whole sentences. Tho party Of
| gentlemen were interested, but incred-
ulCus and arranged to accompany
Vol. Ogeecliee home tho next after
noon to test the wonderful echo.
line colonel found on getting home,
that IN the heat of the discussion he
mad claimed more than the facts iusti-
he'd. Determined not to be beaten he
called his Irish laborer.
Pat, says he, "some gentlemen
are coming home with me tomorrow
afternoon to hear tue echo. Now /
want you to 20 across the river before
lts TIME for me toarrive. so you can an
s"er Dack Whatever we may call out"
Iou mean for me to play ikker,
sorpn asked Pat, grinniug
THAT'S It, exactly" said the colo
mel '.Now, do you thoroughly under
stand that you are to answer back ex.
actly what we sayp"
"oh. yis. sor; ye can depind on me
entoirely."
Next afternoon the colonel took his
friends to the river bank and all were
ready for the experiment.
Making speaking trumpet OF his
hands the colonel roared:
'Are you thereP''
Back came the echo with startling
distinctness:
"Yis. sor; oivo been here since 4 ay
the clock."
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-12-01

Prosecuting Attorney (springing to
his ieeD-'i object "a
Defense-s,l don't care II yon 40
you don't care for ANYTHING.
81 don't care for you. :,
'.You are unprofessional, sir
oYou are an Internal liar" -
TIhey seize each other. The sherlH
separates them.
Judge-s.Mr. Blake, We are through
with Won and you may therefore 90
home. The next gentleman who uses
disrespsctlul language shall feel the
fnll force of tho law. Call the next
witness. "-0pie r Reed, ia ArkoHsa'0
lraVsksr.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-12-01

who had taken charge Of Nav r,heu
"a chtd. and been to her sort of do
nestle tyrant
Whenever Jack was in town Miss
Chase kept . double watch upon the
poor girl, aud il was only by the
scheme which had been so successful
that Nav was enabled to elude her
argus eye aud got safely away with
her lover
Papa had always been in favor of
the match, but for peaee's sake did
not like TO interfere with his sister
Almerla.
He will scold a little when he finds
out my part in it" Josie said, shut
will be delighted, all the same, that
May is happy at last No one could
ever say word against Jack except
that he was little wild and m!sehiev-
Gus at college,; but he has sobered
now. and Just settled down to the
practice of law. Aud as TO whether
DR.. Newberry will blame me-"
She paused. and looked up half
arehly. half inquiringly into his face.
mo, darling-not now" he answer
ed; although you have caused mo the
most nj serable hours of my life.
Charlie, P" she said softly, as she al
lowed him to draw her gently toward
him, IF you had pracliced your own
theory and sought an explanation of
what appeared to you so sus picious,
you wonld have been spared those m s.
cradle hours
Eyes. darling. it was my fault. But
this may serve us both for a lesson 10
begin with. y Philadelphia Sa!uf day
Afqhk
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-12-01
Lottery praps Il YlsHuL

A quartermSstsr- sergeant u go
meni has just won The prize q ~ y 4 +
pr GiG00o. 10 the drawing q ~ !.
Communal Loan. Not long Az 4. 7.
waiter son $4,000 forms at sno'a's q Z,
Examples 81 this sort scc1uns y \. Y
deal n tho cheerful iRsoaea'st 2
trlans aud ilungaFiaas 10 moasi
state lotteries take place eTeft .l I.
large sums arc drawn for ~ has1' \,
rrIsrs al least twice mouth ~
logs arc under strict controls Nv IN
fair everybody knows spmc ore ~ IA, M
q fortune BY purchasing q loilsIl I, II, 4
prcmlum share, aud ihe coHseqles,,
al classes much prefer these lass 100
simple savings. Cooks ana w, 4
seem regularly to pay out the EItA,j5 n
iheir waRes ia buying The chance w. N
ing suddenly rich, and shls p 1i,ss. Y
them into extraordinary aupsratils.s'sk,s
Ing lucky numbers. Atieni,l,os ,, 80
been called in the Austrian 1919
the demoraliglug effect thus .asii s
cases like those Of the sergeant ~ y, !
or prevent refofmofs from wlnnlhs r,al
lar support IN their attempts -
their cnuntrymen's pockets
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-12-01
First Fiddle to somebody

In tho grand orchestra Of life y. s.s'
anxious to play first eddie ~
everybody does play II; for althous ' /
fiddle absolute may take precedeaa's,
rest, yet every second fiddle e ~,
somebody. AZ ''neas have snsW 4
bite 'cm, ana so on ad inilnlsenar Ia
man who ticklrs d superior nas XIV 4
tickle him. II It we're not io' w M
arrangement we should have pv .,sm
mony, and IL IL only when llls l ss Z
tlona IA dlsturbed that We experich''
and crashes. --Nel6 fork Lefgsh