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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-12-24
EYES Tested

by Kings optometer and.spectacles
to suit. Watches, Clocks, ..Silverware
and Jewelry to please everybody.
Also, watches and Jewelry repaired
all at lowest figures. OTTO BLUMEN-
THALL's, 24l Commerce street.
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The LIGHT has received a Christ
mas greeting from Mr.. w. ]. Young,
its enterprising neighbor Of the NAL
lory line, who is in Denver, Col, and
a handsome photograph of Colorado
scenery and some Denver papers.
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AGENTS WANTED,

e# For Club Rates, or any further in rna.
ton desired write legibly to the undersigned,
clearly stating your residence, with State,
County, Street and Number. More rapid re-
turn mail delivery will be assured b. your
enclosing an Envelope bearing your fu.:
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Is LEE WORTH LIYING2

Not if you go through the world a dyspep
ic. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets are positive
cure for the worst forms Of dyspepsia, ind
gestion. Flatulency and Constipation. Sol
by Ragland & Co., q
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Compound'Oxygen limitations.
Used as accessory treatment in af-
fections of the throat aud lungs; nasal
caGarrh, asthma, dyspepsia and ner-
vous prostration.
DIR. G. G. CLIFFORD,
11-7-tf go w. Commerce st.
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LIST OF PRIZES,

1874 Prizes amounting to. 1854, 800
NOTE-Tickets drawing Capital Prizes are
OF entitled 10 terminal prizes
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IMPORTANT.

Address M. A EDAUPHN
New Orleans, Ia.
or n. A. DAUPHIN,
Washington, d. o., or
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The Srockman's Friend.

the StoCkman Friend.
"Ragland's Screw Worm Ami
hilator"-to be had at City Drug
Store, No s, E. Commerce st. 9-1S tt
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Zottaralli,s Orchestri

Zottarelli'S Orchestra.
Will furnish first-class concert and
dance music, at reasonable rates.
Call or address No.49 South street.
12-l0-3m
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-02-09
y.,,...,.d J..e. ~ III. Grape.

Wine Is tho fermen,-d juice Of tho
grltr. and In distinguished from other
fern-ntei and alcoholic liquors by con
tanning b!,tartrai. %! ro'esh. u coastitu.
cut o! tho CRAPS Elae!.berr!rs. curran,s.
aud other berries. by fermentation. will
yield wine. but the nase Of tho berries
from which obtained In always appended
20 tho vinous product. When tho term
wine alone il ussi tho forncn,.l juice u
The grape Ia signiiled. and anything clso
Ia misnomer. Tho nuinrOu, varieties
Of vino arr oeeasioaed by difference VI
soil. rllma,s. season. end by tho kind.
quality and coalition q! tho grapes Is TO
riI-ne.s. tho mode Of fermentation. and
BY tho manner and Temperature at which
tho wine Is preserved. and by Its sse-
The s'ron; wines. such a. sherry. port
and Madeira. arr made from grapes
the, arc thoroughly rip<n~i. and which.
on account Of containing largo amount
Of sugar. yield. when f-rm-nted. y greater
amount OF alcohol. which will range 10.
tween u and Is per cent. Ciarv, contains
about I: Per c-ai. and champagne about
~. S~ec, ~in-,. i.i.s ta,sAy. ar, made
from grapes "a MP, tia; they sTu almost
shriv.irJ up to rsisin,. md ,hcrclorr con.
tain taueh sugar. and tho fermentation Ia
arrested brforc all IL. sugar II converted
Into alcohol. which will hardly rvarh 10
f~r c-Et Champagne 4. bottled t-io.o
tho fermentation las ceased. and Lrncp
some Of tho snrbonir acid r~su!ting FROM
tho fermentation h retained la tho zinc.
To b- given oil oaiy when tho bottle 1,
op~acd. II IL. perhaps. not ton much 10
nay that mos; wines exported fron, Enso.
f~an Wire c1unir,~, arr aiuitefntrd. -
Professor ". y. Toary la nai,irsorc sun
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have been told. even In cultivated. In.
tsl'octuai circles. that u young woman
lad better Le In the kitchen or laundf y
than In the laboratory or class room Of u
college Women should be trained, -
such persons say, ''to DO wives and
mothers The finger Of seorn La, bgr..
tightly pointed NJ the mentally cultivated
mothers and daughters who arc unable to
coos and scrub. who eaDno, make mineo
pie or plum pudding Such persons for
get with surprising facility all the eases
OF women who negIect the kitchen To In
dulgo In tho love sick sentimcntality -
To which they have been trained. who
think too much Of possible matrimonial
chances to enian:er them by scrubbins.
or by giving ground for the suspicion that
they cultivate any other faculty than the
power 10 ugostrophlzr tho moonlight and
u long for lover They do no, care to
remember that II IL no whit better to
wither under the Influence Of Ignorance
or sentiment. To cultivate foadness for
''gush. thau to dry up tho sensiblli,ies
Ike book worm. or grow rigid aud pig
Hlsh IN . ledant
II Ia ~ bad TO stunt human nature ~
to over stimulate Ito stop Its progress
In one way as In another. Tho danger Is
In goiDs to extremes Tho mass Of men
choose tho golden mean. and We may
trust women To ayo!! extravaganza Ia tho
pursuit Of learning We may and ought
10 give her every help In tho direction Of
life that he. brothers possess. II Is TO
longer doubtful. II Ia plain. that what.
ever other tight, WOMAN should have.
those OF the intellectual kingdom ought
"a 10 hers fully and freely. She should
10 tho judge herself OF how far she should
40 In exploring tho mysteries Of nature
and Of science. Gilman la Tho
Century,
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S-a.:. oS the s~a.asr~.

One Of tho queer !sds Of tho scaahorc Ia
a sidewalk luncheon. All slonE tho walks
arr booths ~hrr- Vienna sausage, arr
cco'.ci srt. handed TO you on clan shell
q ss.uIas;c On ono shell and a baked 10.
ia,o on tho other. You arr supposed TO
a; on tho rand and ca; them without, salt
and lick your chops for mo.r ss!ly'
Well. 'h!s IA tho place Tor silly ;hsngs.
Another fail Ia grabbing. 4 pariy nur,.
hrring FROM ak 10 q dozen - odi Ia til,
marsh channels and halt 20. crabs with n
piece Of beef tied to line. tho crab 4,
JUS, lido, enough 10 hang on until lifted
into tho boat.
and sc, another Is tho inc5aiishi fad
rruincaading tho beach 10 listen TO tho
ni-hing II tho clans. Yea. clans ri.l,.
That's ono Of their dutlcs ca moonlight
night. sorlc f,lks can't hear IL. bat a
pair Of lovers. with his arm around her
wais; and walking at slow Eai,. can
catch every .igh that clam Gighs.-Cos.
Detroit rrcc ircSs.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-02-09

George Macdonald Is and looks like Q
poet prophet OF the old typo translated
into modern Life.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-02-09
=. s....,.. o.... o-. n.,,.

Half tho pleasure ~ having the half
washed and nropmrl IL To hsvs sons QUO
do IL who know how. In England. In
tho large stores. thos- Ia q department. of
lair drvssihS ~lsru an accomplished lar.
b-r. with every ooa,eaicneo Tor shower.
Ing and drying. will wash I'll. hais Of
ladies for oeo shilling In this country q
good shampoo cost fspm nifty evnts To u
which IA largo sun for 80 simplo an
operation
After eomLins tho snari. from tho hair.
6r.ii Il loosely and bind tho cad Will: .
ANAL elastic baud. Draw 'cr.h water Ia
. i-sstn and hr>i wash tho scalp thor.
oushly with castillo soep. iiien lu, tho
braid fall In tho water. rosp u and wash
g. l! slo,hes. Af,~r~s.i thoroughly rinsc
and urins tho braid In a in~vl Wipo
tho head dry. undo tho braid and brush
out. i~SinalnS q, tho lower end. wh-a II
will TO, ianxi~. Let tho half ioo.o In tho
sun and air and IL Mill DIP In lea, than
half All hour. a woman's hair should ~
washed Al i-as; monthly II kSp; nno Aasl
hcsitiy.-Scu York Escains Sun.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-02-09


Persons on tho ou;loo.. for odd things
IL the way Of foot gear have some,hin8
new In leather la what i, called by the
trade Korioian. This l. really horse hide.
small part Of the akin from the rump Of
each animal being available for tho shoes.
II 70 said to DO pleasant to wear. and 10
last forever or Whereabouts. The supply
comes from tho Wild horses 81 south
America and from tho zebra and qnaerla
Of Asia- The .eiland II not yc: 50 es.
tensIye as To threaten tho differentiation
OF t-ose soecies.-Nsw York sun.
Visi tori fuITose ,on ATTENDED sun
dnv school to-day. Bertley
E"rtie-Yep.
Visiior-What WAS the lesson about
Iiertie-Oh. bout fellow named Jo'
nah who swallowed 4 whale.
Visiior-Wh-n went io-Snnday
school |, Was the whale that swallowed
Jonah.
B-riie-Well. faint that way now.
We've got the revised edition.
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TOWN OFFICIALS.

PosTorrCE BULLETIN.
1tawiins mail leaves Monday. "Wednesday and
Friday nj +. n. IN. Arrives Tuesday. Thurs
day and saturday ut 9 y. M.
Grand River mail leaves Mcckcr daily. ctccpt
sundny. at n. In. Arrives daily. except
Sunday. at ian n. IN.
Itangciy mnil leaves Monday at $ n. IN. Ar
ri,cs Thursday nj sp. IN.
Money order md registry department open
from sn. M. TO ~. M.
Postof1icc open on sundays from to 10 a. m.
and from @ to Up. m.
Nv. HousToN, Postmaster.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-02-09

C!osc observers have asccr'aincl that
rivers running through treclcss irsr,s Of
country nrc nearly. II not quite. destitute
OF Gsh. md that fish will desert stream
from which timber has teen removed.
although they previously swarmcd there.
In. In the propagation Of fish 1t Is no,
enough to place tho fry ia water: they
mus, be provided with food. and tho beat
mean, TO do this Is 70 preserve the Dor.
der trees and insure steady supply OF
water and food by preserving tho forests
whence tho supply OF food Ia derived. II
now forests nro cultivated on tho barren
ranges. many q stream now nearly empty
during the dry seasons will 10 rctillcd
with fish and food for tho msny.-Ths
Tirlbcrman.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-02-09
It Makes You Hungry

,.eysrro enno SasGstss t-l.lss J~ys~iy.
INe FV0o n Iassacss> e'Eefsis.
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a Gin for tie Emperor.

Among tho gifts presented to tho I'm.
pcror Francis Joseph on tho occasion Of
his 18th birthday was n representation Of
a double eagle composed Of 1900 beetles.
belonging to numerous species found In
Austria. Hungary. and displaying all man.
ncr Of hucs. Bcsidc tho emblem are the
members Of tho imperial family. printed
In characters likewise composed of beetles.
Tho donor Is gardener. md 1t has tal.on
him, with tho assistance OF friends In all
parts Of the empire. two years 20 collcc,
tho insects: their arrangement has occu.
pied him for threc-Iuarters Of year
New York Poet
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-02-09

An elaborate investigation has shown
that tho number Of blind people In Russia
Is very uncqually divided among the diff.
fcrcut races, there being only . blind in
each 10000 polcs. 10 in each 10000 Rus.
siaps. and rs many as 81 in each 10000
votyoks. No less thnn one-eighth OF the
cnses Of blindness are due to small pox,
aud only one.half to direct eye dseascs.-
kxkansaw TravelN-.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-02-09

Tus iiruALu T. pisss-i 10 snnuiiner th.
s.pmll-iiu ~ sprylai Strange nlrni- whereby
II IL .u.b,.-i - otter IL readers t-o IL III. is.i
al family Iuuuisl. fos tat little nioE. than tho
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-02-09
The Scrub Must Go,

RbiIhH horses, better cattle. better sheer,
- better swine. anil. nho,c all. better and
NOV" economical m-,huls of breeding nnJ
nlhn,srincht OF the live stock 81 the farm will
goa long way towards making our reader. a
mn,,.r prnhi for tho year to- come. TIIE
nhh6Dbts GALETrE cuufcss.ily covers
NC entire hcli Of siuck.Prpwinn more thor
"uthS Than any other periodical OF the day.
.rltE beautifully Illustrated twrnty-furt To-
lN'nN,virht Page weekly endorsed ami pat
iunik"l Wy the leading breeders In every Sintc
" ,hr brightest. best nni most original publ
tnllnn 81 its class in the world National In its
circulation and influence II carrie. n larger
CORPS nt contributors and artists Of the highest
rcIu,ntinn than any other existing Journal do
voted TO this interest. The Invest OF nil live
s,".h ncwspapcrs. Terms; Single suhscrip-
s. each; In clubs Of ten sl.f1 rncb. send for
IT. spccimcm copy, or - cents in stamps for
'nc kIrnt Holiday Number Issued Dec. ri.
8 Agents wnntod everywhere. Liberal
~ ,rmiuhs given and complete cnnyassing out
Ut Tree To MI who apply ut once to
j. IL. SANDERS Pun. co.,
Chicago. tbt-.
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A writer In Tho st Louis Globe 10 look.
ing hopefully forward TO the time when
the walls. ceilings and Aoors Of our dwell.
ings will DO Of mallcabic glass ~ . period
when approximate cleanliness will DO pos
siblp
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-02-09

All stock branded a, above on airy
Part II animal from the tail mp To rigi,
behind the .ars. Range. Garfield.
l,ou,,. Grand. Eagle, li,kin aud Mesa
counties. Colorado. Eastern Utah and
southern Wyoming ahd few select
patches Of feeding ground ail over
i. S.-No extra charge for cut. en-
craving. descriptive matter. ur engraved
characters. ana also includes copy Of
TnE HERALD. IL, the cowboy on the
range know yout brand.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-02-09

Kaiser Frederick said In accepting hon.
orary membership in tho Academy OF Legal
Sciences at Madrid. The first task of the
legislator Il to procure equal rights fos
oil
The Dickinson press., 1889-08-31

"!sa, an not jesttng," said Victor Glare.
join him in Cairo. say nothing about
what the position is, because my mind is
not yet made up to accept it; and even il
it wer,, such things should not be pub
lished IN the house tops. But if anybody
mere has fancy for joining the army Of
tie khedivc, may be able to give him a
few tniporta>.. particulars
Nobody responded. The gentlemen
seemed to prefer enlisting unic. Mrs.
Lancaster's banner for the White Sui
fhur. The ladies shrugged their shoulders
and sad the idea was dreadful Victor
Clare sank bach in the grass and ad-
dressed himself to Miss slilbaurne.
"There is nothing else for me to &c, "
he said in an argumentative tone. u
only waste money on the impoverished
acres of that old place of mine. The
h1vse itself is falling down over my
head Wat remains, then, but to 60
forth and tempt fortune 70 do her best
or worst? At least the profession Of
arms has been in all ages the calling Of
a gentleman"
For minute Eleanor .iilbourpe did
The Dickinson press., 1889-08-31

Dagucrrcotypes were costly things at
first. In England, whcro the process
had been patented by an enterprising
person who stole it from France, the
charge WAS y guincas (Sl2.GM for da-
surrcotypc only 3INIiin., and 4 guineas
(Ss010 for one twice that big. In this
country the prices for the two sizes were
at first 50 and $40, but eventually, when
other processes invaded the field, dag,cr-
reotypcs came downto to 25 and 80 cents
at which there surely could have been
no profit i'll them. The daguerrcotypc
had TO be very carefully protected from
the atmosphere, and even then WAS pop
ularly believed to fade out ere long. 1t
is however affirmed 10y Mr.. \. Boyar,las
and surely nobody has u better right
TO speak authoritativcly-that II prop
crly made dagucrrcotypc would not
fade out. 1t would become covered 10y IL
film of tarnisl, that would render the
picture quite invisible, but that could
he by chemical means SO cleaned Off that
the picture would stand out as clearly
MS when first made. This he had cf-
fccte'l in pictures that had vanished,
from sight fifteen years before they wcr,
put in his hands for treatment.
Imperfect and limited in its uses "A.
the daguerrcotype was, it was the parent
of the almost divine art of photograph,
and the countless variations upon an(
applications of it known today, ant
hi:,h among the dcalhlcss names upon
flames roll of the imlnortals, deserve.
to stand that of Louis Jacques Maud,
Dagucrrc. j. III. Connolly.
The Dickinson press., 1889-08-31

y most remarkable case was brought
TO light by the coroner recently during
an inquest on the body Of an 1S-ycar-old
girl who died Thursday night in Il one
room shan,y which served as II home fol
awitlow and her six children. Josephine
Grahski the dead girl, who was the cll-
est of the family, had never walked n
step in her life, she had never seen the
light of day, never heard the sound of
voices, never uttered an Ineligible sylla-
bic since the day of her birth and was
ncvcrlnowm to amilc.
She ate what was given her, rejecting
nothing, and never making u sign that
She desired more The only feeling that
this sclni-ilanitnatc creature ever be.
traycd was when II flower would be
placed iii her hand. AT the time of hcl
death her body was no larger than that
Of an ordinary 10-ycar-old child All
her limbs were in proportion, but hcl
knees were drawn up SO that she lla,i
never been ablo to walk. What sur.
priscd the family and the neiyhbors most
was the smile on the face of tho dead
girl. Her countcnanco looked like that
of Il beautiful angel in 2wpct tcpobc, and
the lips Sclo parted ina heavenly smile,
though she had never smiled in her life.
Chicago Herald.
The Dickinson press., 1889-08-31

Here is a scene i'll II grocery: Two
farmers brought in some eggs to sell.
The one was evidently proud Of his eggs
and proud of The birds that laid them.
lie had u flock Of fine Plymouth Rocks,
and The eggs they laid were beauties. A
dozen of them weighed tllirty-nine
ounces, AN average Of three and a quarter
ounces each. The other farmer brought
in his eggs without saying a word, had
nothing to say Of them or the fowls that
laid them. A dozen of his eggs weighed
twcnty-onc ounces, uii average of one
and tlrcc-quartcr ounces each. Both
lots Of eggs were carried to the rear Of
the store by u clerk, counted and each
lnan got Il cent apiece for his eggs. As
lie Of the small eggs passed Il bystandcr
in going out he winkcd knowingly and
said: "'Illat man with tho big egg: is II
fool; his llc.a eat 1t i!cap more than
niic, make no more eggs-thouSl they
are biSger-but lo gets no more for
them. New Yorl, Mail and Express.
The Dickinson press., 1889-08-31

Tho day after tho anniversary of the
Emperor Frederick death the Emperor
William ordered that the name of
Schloss Friedrich kron, which had been
given to it by the late emperor. should
bechan-ed to that of the Neue Palais, and
a peal of bells in the chapel, which had
been put there also by the Emperor Fred
crck, and which played an air of which
iie was vels fond, should be removed
and another one substituted for it 1t is
said that these acts have greatly anaovs.t
the people of Berlin and have. increased
III. unpopuiarity of the emperor 1t is
also said that the influence of the ene-
press over the emperor. which was sup
posed not to exist. has become very
strong and that with his improved mo
reli1y ha:. sontea sudden DEVELOPMENT of
hcl power over him. This is viewed in
Germany with great apprehension. .s
Sic is not at all clever womuu an very
m'leh in the hands of Il narrow cliaup.
London World.
The Dickinson press., 1889-08-31
a Remedy for Prickly Heat.

have just discovered that if any per-
son subject to prickly heat in summer
will bathc the places il. weak solution
Of salcratus water and dry them with a
soft cloth, and afterwards powder them
with n powder made Of equal part, of
fnllcr's earth and rice flour, they will
have perfect case. 1t shoutt he done
night and morning in the hot weather,
and if Il mu5quito bites you, don't try
any heroic remedy, but simply apply a
little cold cream. which. somehow over
comes tho poison and irritation when
nothing clao will. | have seen children
that were nearly wild with the irritation
Of many m',squito bites Gained in a mo-
ment by the application Of cold cream. =
Olive IIarDcr.
The Dickinson press., 1889-08-31
\ Big Claim in Italy.

This J. q cui lor,o story whici, comes to
us from Italy. The heir, OF King Joachim
Murat, who, it will be remembered, was
executed, Lave, it seems. demanded an
indemnity Of $l0,0oo,OGo for Tho estates
belonging, TO their ancestor in the former
kingdom Of Naples, which were conGs-
Gated after the return of tho Neapo!!tan
Bourbous III lei5. Stranger still is the
report that King Iumbcrt's government
has offered $4,000, 600 in liquidation Of
The claim. This is one Of the many levers
which it is possible to work against the
house Of Savoy. The Ncapol!tan Liberals
still retain : grateful remembrance ot the
reign oi ,lurat, and it i, also true that
the Flprcm,ines had little to complain of
in their last Grand duke. Indeed, the
tax payers Of Florence, bllrdrncl as they
now are 10y an immense municipal debt,
may woiI look back to the grand ducal
regiweas TO q colder aga.-i,ah Francisco
Arconant.
The Dickinson press., 1889-08-31
a Diploma Not tho out. l,eou,,t,..

In" nineteen young men who have
been studying journalism at Cornell Itaeo
been pronounced graduates after 81 wears
study and turned out to make their rc;u.
tation in the harder school of protestant AZ
work. Tho case with which they learn
I'd Il business requiring the be,, effort, of
lifetime by those who so no, get to
Cornell will not DO a bar to their advance.
ment. In nearly any well managed office
they can now get three or -four days WORT
OH trial, at Il salary which will about pa,
their board, and if they show the skill Of
any ordinary reporter they may rsentn
ally york their way upward II lhr.
don't they will go out the biz front door
more quickly than they came, dipluu,a
or no diploma Shecpskin is all right IN
It's place, but in the newspaper business
it takes something more to make mark
philadelphia Inquirer
The Dickinson press., 1889-08-31

1t has recently been discovered in
Downing street that steamer passage
money on the coast Of China includes
food wlilo on board; and instructions
have accordingly been sent out that
British officials, while travelling hy
steamer on duty, are to refund 500 for
every day .hcy are on board, in order 10
cover the cost of the food supplied them
The practice Of supplying food to ti;tv-
clcrs by ocean steamers has existed since
the invention of steamers. Lut the
know ledge seems 10 have only just
reached Downing street, with the con-
sequences here sta.e1.-0nee y Week
The Dickinson press., 1889-08-31
y Literary Hermit.

Delaware mountain. near Mddletuwn
y. y, boasts the possession of Il literary
ncrmit in tho person of Jutlson ELI. He
lives IN one room hut built 10y his own.
hand, and scantily furnished His sole
companions are the goats upon whose
meat and milk ho lives. and large
colony Of cats Mr. Ellis is G6 years of
age, and in his carly manhood was Il re-
porter on The Tribune. then under Horace
Grecley's editorship He now employs
his time in writing short stories for a
newspaper syndicate. Ilarper's I'azur