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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-05
TESTIMONIALS.

Read what your dentist has to say
about it:
We have carefully examined the
formula of LUBIN'S CARB0LIZED
TOOTH POWDER and find that it
contains nothing that can in the
slightest degree injure the teeth or
gum. 1t has in its competition
sufficient antiseptic properties TO
sweeten the breath and make the
gum heaithful aud firm. It's daily
use will help to prevent the forma-
ton of tartar and the accumulation
of parasitical animalcula SO in
furious 10 teeth and gum.
w. 4. GIDD!NGS, ID. ID. s.
GEO. w. BRAGD0N. ID. ID. 8.
GEO. NJ. FAULKNER, ID. ID. s.
r. q. ALBIN, ID. ID. 5.
/. M. LESSEY. ID. ID. =.
H.v. DEsPORTES, ID. ID. 8.
ALBERT j. FORREST.
C.P. BROWN, ID. d. ..
GEO. L. MILLER.
JOS. MOUDY.
WE. c0fNE. L.D.S.& N.R.C.D.S
G. 6. GRIFFIN.
j. N. FOX.
J. w. PUTNAM.
J.N. PRATHER.
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DoRr AxoKLRA Port ToWHanan DvD
I esness and seattle routa.
TINS csRD
Fast Passenger ana Freight PreDoli0
MoSTfCELL1
CoDmencing Tuesday, Nay -, 1893.
Leaves daily eaceg, Monday - follows: eeast1a
a IN: Townsend 10 80: arrives Port Angeles
n m. LAave< PORT Aaxsles p m. fofe
Townsend $50 p. IA: arrives seattle 10 y m
Landiaga City Deck, seattle. Tfboais Dook. Peso
Townsend: Morss's bocs. Port Angeles
HATCH BROA
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J. s. Graham & Co.'S cloak and millin-
cry sale today. The hagses, reductions
that have ever been made in this city.
Come early.
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EeR CHA1TERs
STEAMER rpAno

Newly furnished and eassppe1 ana especially
aespssa fof eTcurxicns Address Bar 77e. CO cal
a soosn 81 starr Boyd bxsldipR.
G. u. BaowSFIxLp haBfsr asa OWES.
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Today an extra sc lunch at the Royal
restaurant. Xenison or roast turkey. in
Guiding soup, coffee. Vienna rolls and
vegetables. Don't miss IL. From II to ?.
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Portland Grain Market

PORTLAND. Dec. Especial. Wheat
Quiet and steady: Valley, a2l1c; Walla
WalIa, s21c per GENITAL.
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VISIBLE GRAIN STATEMENT.
LIVE sroC

Cattle--Rscsipts, 1900 head. Market
lower, large proportion unsold; Christmas
steers, IS. 7516 Is; good to choice, s. 50@
S 25. medium, S. 1891 40; common. SIS
as so; stockers and feeders, 81 00d3 IS.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000 head. Market
ruled steady and closed weak; rough, "A. 90
s. 10: big packers, IS. I5d5.2o; packers aud
shippers. $5.200d5 s5; prime heavy and me
diums. $5.35615 30; butchers, $5.40t955o /;
sorted light. $5Ao@5.55.
Sheep-Receipts. 1900 head. Market
steady. Fancy wethers. s. 15Gf4 Is; good to
choice natives. $s.oo@3 50; common and
medium 81 0092 IS; Western, e. 25Qs350
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sTrAaFE GREYHOUND.
psgy except susAay.
cemmszesaS Asn1ay. soy. 70. 1884
-. ss.sgIe 4 90 m Ess seat1s.. $50 . m
4 vs. E~erest 1881 IN Lvs Evsress.. 500 , m
Leaves s<sssis -s-.--...--...s.i. e ~
cunosfs Leavss Essreff ......r y 90 N
Connects with sesrs for rscesas AM sseh0rntsh.
Isa4sux CoiraSn aocx. seos Of Msffcn srsss
cIACp TROUT r.. W. 0oODHuE.
pes Seer.
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poop CANAL RoUrn.
STEAMER sucxxYn

Resnsn ara rsfafntshsd leaves MercAantS derx
Tzssday. IEsrs1xz an4 saszrdsy ~ q IN -
KssxssSa. CIT 9amsl~. BxHgor. ssao~ex. liz
xszp. puwarsc. Hesd.rsrt Unlca Cfsy snf tntss.
rass1 poaaEss exrsysax IN u1sen city 81 ..
leaves ussss ctsy . - Wednesday,. fassy
sas zaa1.y kxylytag 10 seattle a. D n.
y r. LIBBY. Xsssex.
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n.vs svsr BEEN noted for their IibesaIisy In
s1sins al the river front that could b
aseo 20 adysnfags by industries
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

The Northern Pacific are now running dining
cars between Seattle aud Portland on trains
leaving Seattle daily at a m ana leaving
Portland daily as .. m. This service IL &C
kno -lecxef - be Unsurpassed
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Everybody knews what . magnificent train
tnis il: how clean ornEortshle and luxurious.
what delight n Is 10 ride in IL eat in II. read
ana write ia IL, smoke aud lounge In lin .
word, enjoy al the comforts Of ssss-class hc-
tsl while travelling Sc hssa rate OF sFesi that
ore is unconscious OF. because OF The smooth
mess OF ,as track sad psslscsicn OF motive power
and construction
Connection made with ali trsnsecaanestSl
trains in Minneapolis and - fSas for Csicsgo
suc t.s:pts Eass, sioux city. ouAhs sne points
eoutA. y w. FAsAsN
Puget sound Arsat, III caerry ssress, sesssis
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Tee Ssrshsrn f.1s1c are uov raanans dining
cars eesueea seattle aaa Portland on trains
l~xvfnx seattle daily at q IA AID ss&vins
Portland essiy xt q IL lAss service - &C.
kaowseaes3 60 10 unsurpassed
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
THE BOARD or TRADE.

THE BOARD OF TRADE
CHICAGO, Dec. 4-Wheat--Trade Night !;
opened &c higher. advanced sc more as a
continuation of Saturdays firmness, good
buying in anticipation Of a'decrease in the
visible supply. moderate Northwest re-
ceipts and higher cables: declined &c on
increase In visible and in amount on road
passage, held steady and closed quiet. Isc
higher than Saturday. Receipts, 5000
bushels; shipments, IL, 900 bushels. Closed !;
Cash. CSC; May. 6eisc.
Corn-Steady; cash. 35I<c: May. 4oc.
Oats-Steady, cash. 2ss<c; May. $3.50.
Rye-4Tc.
BarIey-NominaI.
Flsx-$l.23.
Timothy-$3
Pork-Steady; January, $i2eo; May,
So so.
Lard-steady; January. s7.s5; May,
$7.65
Short ribs-Steady, January, $6621l;
May, $6.67lS
Shouiders--$6 2sM65o.
Short clear-S150t17.7
Whisky-$L1
VISIBLE GRAIN STATEMENT.
Following 10 the visible grain supply
statement showing the amount Of cereals
in sight Ut the close of business Decem-
Der 2:
RuslrH Yn<r.os> D>~~nns.
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Toyssoasesuxs pinsa padding Loaehs. SIS
Froat street
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THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL nArx or
i eoAstia
fAid ~ copH1A.
Hufpfu8 O0V~4
As,l exchange ana MAKE ss,ssrsphis saasssss
TO Gil parta Of the Cmitod Stasea and Europe
eoaicit accounts Of banks and bAnhers Wor
ehanss, manufacturer individuals and ccryeee
dens.
pxompt attention
DInncronas
JACOB pC8Th....s.sssss... .sssssss ss.ss 49,
a. - oYEWART.......s........ss vtcer ryooeeeS9
n yRAUEuTHAL L RoBfNson ssa yA41o
n HAYDEN.
eonnnopoN pDuSos
Nsasaa 1ask 81 Rspsblie. Nsv Ysshs o.
mefQol uaelopAl ChieaGo, Yfsse National DoDk
81 Yaui; hank Of California So TransisooS
TiDs National mAnk. Portland
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pELLIN0HSH BAY ISsIDE ROUTE
whatcom ana sehoue. Fsfrhaven, ssmish An
ecsstss, Ftdslso City. useais ~. Ceapevls. Lang.
ley. Clinton. Esersst, Esmsads-
STEAMER wAsco
Leaves Bakers wharf Tuesdays, Thsfsdsys ana
tsssurdavs 1T o'clock . rn. TfcHess for sale st
kffy ffaket One az second strret
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DKLLrysHAx EAT. INSIDE ROUTE
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON
Fer F1monds Everett. Clinton, Langley, Coupe
VILE, Ussaiady, Yida 90 CitY, anaeortss. sawish.
Fairhaven. s%homs Sna VIVA com. aeayfDg seattle
Il anfsys Wednesdays and Fridays AT q "a Re
turning isavss whstcom Tuesdays, Thursdays
and saturdays at $50 8. IN. landing ut Bakers
THOMPSON BRoa
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L,vEaETT ASD syoHoxIsH Rour1
The oaly bsa' Tat gees through without tsnasseA
STEAMER MABEL
Leaves Hatnslds wharf raesdsys ThursdayS an1
Saturdays ss n ter Ednsnds. haxiftea ~
ersss Narysvilie. kAss Everett. lowell anA Snsp
hsaagsh FARE 70 4vEAErF. soc. TO ayo-
HoafsH, socl J. A HATFIELD. Assnt
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THE ouAnAvTEr roA AND rRuwr ca -
Incorporated 1887 Capital e3ooooa
Transacfs general banking eusinssA
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Deposits Fsceiyed IN any amount nom one dollas
upwards and interest allowed thsgeOA
Money loaned apon proved
farm and city real sstasA
TRUSTEES
EET0H q J. HUNT.....................P YpeiAeua
COLUMBUS 7. Vice rpsstosno
q. n. HErLnRoN. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MANAGE
~ u poWNiNo,........... ............ Secretary
T. u. LOwMAS. W. A. PKrERs q W. VIII
MANS. wM. RICHTER fIaHER
EDWARD BAILEY.
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pacific NAVIGATION co.
Tras Cam
Leaving Yssisr's Dock
sEATTLE-TAcoxA ROUTE
pAILr.
steamer STATE OF WARRINGTON
Leaves seattle for aooma ~ 1000 = m, 500
p m ana $3.50 p M
FARE. 500
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BAT RovrR
DAILY
Steamer sEHoME
Leaves Seattle for Bsllinghan Bay. Ansoorsss and
Port Townsend ~ 1900 p M
wnipBy ISLAND ROUTE
pAtIy ExcKrr SATURDAY.
Steamer rAtRHAvES
Leaves seattle for Evereii. Ia Conner ana Ill
Whldey Island points nj 800 p m
sKATTLx-sKAaIr RIVER ROUTE
steamer HENRY BAILEY
Leaves essttls every Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday on tide.
NORTH PACIFIC STEAMSHIP LINE
steamers leave seattle for Astoria and Portland.
Oregon. every Ave days
Effective November j, 1893
MccLELLASp. General Aseas
lympic Block, Under y. r. Uff5ceA
pAcfFIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from seattle - follows:
For San Francisco via Port Townssnd and Vic
toris, At p. m. passengers received on board u
p MI Dec. Z o. II, 10, "a. 90
For Alaska. Dec. IL and -. ass . m
From san Francisco. for Victoria ana fusst
sound ports ~ M. Dec ], q, H. 10. 81. 70. 81
Tickets may be obtained At the once Of The CON-
pany, at Ocean deck. Seattle
0ooDALL, PERKINS q Co.
General Agents. San FranciscA
T. IT. JOHNSON r. g. sups.. Seattle
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shows the Emperor william memesial
church IN the same city.
A IN exhihieor Of models Uncae San
probably takes the lead. Bssides ths big
globe already spoken OF he has here his
great hassleship Illinois. built Of brick. b0t
. perfect fac simiie Of . modern fighting
vessel. He shows also large COLLECTION Of
patent cfsce models. which illustrate the
mechanical progress Of the world during
the last century-a progress in which
every one viii Ayree America has borne .
leading part. There are models of campo
and hospitals. army posts and signal Sta
tons. Scores Of model horses carry figures
Of men, 70 show the uniforms and trap
pings Of our military officers and cavalry
men.
Extremely interesting are the models
shown by the engineering corps OF the
army. There 10 . model Of the new Sault
Ste. Marie canal, connecting Lake Huron
with Lake Superior. and through whose
channel, many visitors are surprised TO
learn, passes each year . tonnage greater
than that which uses the Suez. Other
models show work carried on by the gov
eminent IN the improvement Of rivers and
harbors. including the famous He'll Gate
pass. the Eads jetties and other works on
the Mississippi river. Visitors who never
before we're able to understand Why Uncle
Sam spent 90 much each year under the
head OF rivers and harbors' will now
have no difficulty in realizing what be-
comes Of the millions which congress ap-
p1opriates for that purpose.
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farm scene ars admirably executed.
Along the country road drives farmer
In his wagon. his sturdy horses
kicking up tbs dust and his own
eyes, farmsr-like critically inspecting
the fields Of his neightor. Where the
fences sub-divide the farm into fields there
arc fringes Of heavy grass and rank weeds.
With . fsw flowers showing their bright
hues In the mass, Just o. the fence cor
uere are on svery farm in Christendom.
A boy with . pouy - carrying cold water
from the spring 30 refresh the workers In
the harvest field There 10 even . snake
"a green. harmless. pretty thing-in the
grasa Ono imagiHes he can hear the
click-click Of the 'aewing machine in the
clover, or the hura Of the steam thresher
at the edge Of ths oats field. Surely the
water boy 10 whissiiag or singing.
OF course the farm house. the barn and
the outbuiidings SEE there. too. They are
Ike life. The dog IN the dooryard Is wag-
GinR his bushy tail and smiling with his
Ped mouth Ut the visitors to the Worlds
fair. The mich cow stands In the shade
Of blooming peach tree chewing her cud.
Water runs from tho spigot Of the pump
that 10 operated sy miniature windmill.
The stream that Is lad by the springs and
runs through the bsrnyard 10 stream Of
real water. This a model which brings
60 -Four visitors out of i've visions Of the
old farm on wh,Sh their youthful days
were passed--visis>ns of toll and happi-
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ocss. OF communism with nature and les
soma OF industry. economy and honor well
learned. liz Is = T9IB,ature worth seeing.
Tor II not only pletNSs tho eye and informs
the mind. buts ssits the Imagination
Everywhere IN te3s world I take of nv
hat 20 the farmer. 70 the genius who de-
aligned aud conssractei this most perfect
.! models offer @ty CONGRATULATIONS
There are 81 t&aay Interesting models
N thts exposition | cannot stup to rpen-
zion them ali. but tao in the California
state huiiasng desc I'VE special mention.
One represents the tstY at San Frsneis>,
II IS \ spleadid WA. AID mus, have cost
n end Of labor. ia an ampi.hester ruuch
resembling the F,t in which a railway
turn table Is Oppressed the visitor behold.
In miniature the v 3 sle CITY OF San Fran
cisco. excepting tie suburbs. There a-e
tho waters OF tl+ bay. the wharfs. tao
principal shoToas1 ,fArSs. all the great puh-
he snd private iusiiings the Chinese
quarter, Mob Hi j. the steamships. rail
Ways aud cable ss;ass> II - not cfaen one
has The oprortanl:s ~ study a eitV-stre~.
Tor street and hntA}See for hui!,siux-xlth-
cut moving Q foss&- The other Is a rnosi.l
o. Alameda coUniy, showing the city OF
Oakland. across Sac hay from san Fran.
cisco. the suburbs. the farms. hills. va.
icys. country sesss, ~ aooihouses churches.
VINEYARDS And little electric railways pcne-
rating every part at the beautiful region.
Almost every hGsiGins IN tho exposition
has lfs models. aad 81 course the trans
rorsatsen deparsre.ns Is no exception TO
tn~ RUE ksdsas racks. locomotives and
cars are al course. hest shown by means
81 TAO things thelslse!ves hut even the
eshsss ~ thtesGa conla not devise q
mcthod OF wasciz see steamships OF the
wcria eoaid he hgssa :hs here in hulk. Ard
hence shsFe v ~ oi'SSiing - do rat 60 sheu
theta in miniature, In former letter /
oroAe OF the sAF.Ssy and beauty of these
nssseis. some az n as eh essst .s,eas.nd. 81
dollars 90 build. 3asre j, model h,r. ~
Che 81 Goshara raisay And sgaa.I n;ts
. panorama Of .l.x 4. ps Tor hssky-.,,,r,.
3hsrc - also sgss3el 81 she xlsasapts
eanai--the cana s.at IS 10 I've /. Anasr,es,,
energy and mansEert destiny euaa. fnr
onythins in the realm OF prophecy j.
= aiways scrraun 3sss ~ large tAran<x af
vtVtors. IL Is ea:ss II paper maehe ana is
lttesf work az ART On tae oas side the
Atlantic. ca the ether the Pacific. Pc
tvssa them the ssad. IN the eea.cs tao
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sive plausin am In credibly short space Of
time-is faithfully shown. Near by II .
full-sixed: MODEL OF = mammoth steam
hammer iased lin . Pennsylvania forge.
Like . colossus IL bestrides the wide aisle,
and rises 30 Gar above the floor that ct
first one ;onds.rs whether Il 10 an arch or
. tower. II made Of metal. which Il 10
not. one :wouli marvel how IL was ever
brought Rither, II 10 . wooden monster,
bat IL selves jast a. yell ~ the original
could dosto illustrate how man In carry.
ing on Ii mighty operations employs
forces whAch wpuld be too great even for
the use oy Jovd in his thundefbolt factory.
A modfl in which all farmers and stock
Yaisers Will take much interest Ii to be
shows thy famous Brookfeld horse farm
in Engia4d. Owned by z. Burdett- Coutts,
member & parliament. and known a. "the
pioneer st,id of the new era In horse breed
Ing" TIE buildings occupied by en-
pioyes. the stables. the exercise rings. rid
ing schoos, graparies, horse hospitals and
ali the pacaphstrnaiia OF the famous farm
are accurH:eiy represented. The attendant
in charge ,'xpIa;ns all features Of the farm
and from him, one learns the enterprise
was start4i patty through philanthropic
motives. Whrn Mr.. Ashmead Bartlett
married tie elderly Burdett-Coutts ne not
only becswss q very rich man but gained
which he Aad long dreamed OF. Believing
the hacknsy cab and carriage horses OF
England had sbeen sadly neglected and
left To dogs nerste. he determined to found
. breeding farIa for the purpose of elevat-
ing tho std:k. There is no doubt about his
success.
We have ht@e. rs you may have heard,
not only modes Of pretty. much every
thing upoa the earth. and some things
within the earth, but miniature Of earth
herself. Il Is Ia the Government building.
and Of cousse il q center Of interest. This
little woYH Is twenty feet in diameter,
which giv,s IL circumference of sixty.
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THE CITY OF MODELS.
Buildings, Farms and Towns In
Miniature at Chicago.
wAsHsNcTon.s FARM PANORAMA
NJ Dsas1sshie Iiiinsis - Bsteh-1be
lleosnGoa Csaa1 Csmpaoyo
IllustYaasos ~ Its rIan.

Worp's YA.a vuDs 6.-fspscsal Cor
sesrondence. l--Isais has been called the
Model City, and such. indeed, IL Is lis
alec . city Of mossls. To my mind there
r nothing in tie fair more interesting
thsn the models cf great buildings, Of
famous engineering works. Of farms and
cities which are cssy isyed in various parts
Of the grounda Hundreds Of these
minissures are ~ 70 und here. The gem OK
them all, I think is the model OF farm
shown In the Washington state boiiding.
IL II . graphic representation OF
farming - il IL done in the great
West A space probably sixty feet
square ~ covered by ii, and Jon may b
sure great crowds os delighted visitors are
alwsys found hers. The farm 10 more per-
feet than Q picears. There are dozen
fields, the grain aad grass growing In
them. In the pastures the cattle and colts
ere feeding. Ia sae fields men and ma
ehinefy are harvesting the ripe crops. The
coil 10 real soil, TIE grain real grain. the
fences are real fences, tho machines actual
machines. b1s al on . miniature scale. A
perfect little self 81 ndef that you could
hold In your tso hands II cutting the
wheat. A boy follows to stack up the
bundles into shocks.
In the adjoining field Western header
b at work, cutting oH the tops Of tho luz
ufiant oats. Wagons carry the rich prod
net to . steam tareshing machine in
operation at the edge Of the field. Not far
sway one man Is blowing with riding
pillow. and near b i'm another il following
She furrow behind walking piow Of the
ed style. All the details Of this
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three feet and q scale on which the dis.
lance OF sSaty.gcosraphical or sixty-nine
statute milSs 10 shown in an inch. 1t 10
one Of the Sareast globes ever made.
In Midday Flaisanee the visitor who
cares to pas - cents for the privilege may
see com 3lete model OF ST. Peters ut
Rome. II sone;hsvc the time and money
To spare the miniature is worth seeing A
model Of (hc :Eifiei tower at Paris may
also be seer. foi quarter. but tower is
thing whict, mTst people prefer seeing in
raallty. In tho iowa state building is .
beautiful n.nde; of one of thc handsomest
structures /. America. the state capitol at
Dcs Moinc,, Il is done IN grain. very APP
propriatelysfor;as IL was the harvest from
the soil w3ici, produced the wealth to
build the cs:oifoi with. so il is fitting to use
the golden Sorrs and the white and saffron
small graies 70 fashion the model with
Unless you:havs seen such work you will
be SURPRISE ai:,he artistic effects that may
be produce: With grains. The Iowa peo-
pie appear sto excel in this art, and their
state capit.i ~ an exhibit of which they
may we'll tst proud.
In the Illinois building is enc of the
marvellous sic;,ire In be found IN the ex-
position. - a picture rather than
mode, nds,et IT is a model. too Imagine,
II you can, T. firm painted complete ia
grasses sndtgrdns. That is what this is.
The frame = 90 grain. too. Even artists
who work II ois or black and white, and
Who are uafurSiy critical or intocrant of
~ha; miehisbe termed imitation art. stand
amazed hei:ire the effectiveness of this
canvas OF t.res Ii has color. perspective.
good draNisg, And a refnark able horizon.
The scene 4: ihSt of a eouatry road IN the
immediate Sorsground. just beyond the
farm house. harm and other buildings.
Then the tcli| with ripeaing grain and
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fSccretary Hoke Smith, by false representa-
lions. secured the appointment of postmaster
At Con yers. Ga,, the home of Congressman
Lsonidss Livingston. the latter being absent
from the capital. Livingston's indignant pro-
test led the president. to Immediately revoke the
appointment OF Hoke smiths mani
s,anch Is my s,ecd aud feet, indeed:
Well can be cArscois
His hoois sharp beat on the asphalt street
Was music once TO my soul.
But 10y III IL no more for the days OF nv glad
ness are done,
Aud nay heart is bruised and sore for thu
triumph of Livingston
Taas aiken name nuss toss in vain,
To deaf ears sounds that neigh;
For I've been turned down and Gone m
brown.
Aias aud welawayi
Away wl,A birdie and bit. what delight have
aow heath tue san.
Fie sud out on tho cause OF it. L.oaidas lly.
ingssoa!
As me horse and I sped ayins By.
Wat ~oader seized ot FOLK
vita ealsiag eyes and with bright surprise,
They razed, they cried. "I,s Hoker.
And siniisi for pride OF lame. and ielt was
But nov people cay ,aar. the lame duck b.erea
By len Livingston
No snore. no more At the White hoase dco,
shall feel my heart t<At fast
40 mors shs cos: al, slamp AID loss.
IL vas TOO good Ia last
The tear stands In taine eyes, nv Ming n. H.
rider go mere bSars shs bun: '
This paste on nay yoiisscA. mug 80 nm. ,h.,.
by Len Lvingston.
think and thiak Of my mentor, p.,k
u Aouid he we're by nay ssae
1e ssEs IN: space on that friendly fnea
Taose Galloway sigggers vide:
But hers ana losn and loas. all done ~ ~ TIA,
saa OF qua,
Ga ssscani of whom make moan. Iecnidu r
i.vsagssoa-
Ists avail swcop. this sudden soun
Deep vasresEto siak
Almost the care makes me foYsuear
OF ccsc~, dear old Dsnx:
Ceras ora and see fne. dear nAak Ros,s Ara ro,,
seg the low ! RAY shuu
Iss a&ess fEs getting IL Job io;s sro,, ,,.s
Leo Lslasstoa-
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