The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-24
SUNEE .NS,

StNBE.i MS.
A baby whose cid est brother ia grandfather wa,
born IN Richmond, Ky, recently. lts mother is "
and her husband - years old ursat AMI i.rund
blue grass region.
MY wares can be left out Of doors over nitr and
quite unguardei without fear that anybody viii carry
them away" said dealer. They are things that no
| body wants tombstoEes."
1t sprophesed that next wear VIII be locust year
over the greater part OF New Jersey The nse gen.
orally make their appearance during the days Of
May or cary IN June and remain about month
Twelve and n half milton ponnds "f green rtps.
and dried fruit were pped from San JOS. al. the
second week II this mouth. Three AMI n hat million
pounds OF dried prunes were comprised IN tie total
~ used to buy shoe, Of the bes. ann!tiY' said q
young woman. but now buy shoes at Jn.t matt tho
price tnat formerly paid and Rrt twice many pnrr,
The result is that they are always fresh suI trrsh
| looking or cOur.e the quality isn't 80 Licr but I
think the lack In quality IA more than made up by tho
| Increase in dnrtne.."
| When he days begin grow chilly and the autumn
flowers disappear In the Northern StA'es the honey
bees retire to their hive. in which o-i the honey
! that they have gathered during the Summer But i'll
south Florida 1t Is different there is aiways ;hins
In bloom for them TO feed durinr The eut,r. year
nnd they keep on laying up honey the which
| mover
"A Western instance OF exn tel conscieu,inuspe,
was recently manifested in tn Ease of Nj Jncnb ay.
ton Of Mount Vernon Wash few days ago the state
Land Commission received from him 81 arconrnn Ell
ny an apo ogesic statement that he had cedar
Tree on school land in Skagit county. d. covering
lie was few feet tho line lae lie est
mated the extent OF the damage at So and RENTED
this amount COVERT
~ don't know whether 1t is because 1 60 about
more than did and more OF them. or whether
women lose more Of them than they used to said
citizen but have ccrtainly seen in the streets in
'hs past year more hair pms than had there be-
iore IN all my NE In Ftfth avenue he other day
saw "a young girl pick up from the Sldewak she
kel n ,iiuhk ali ivht No
continuous sweeping movement Of the arm as she
walked along she throw the hand around Ind tho
pin In her back hair: and all this she accomplished
without halting-ipdeed with scarcely any M.
slackennR OF pace"
~ halted the other day said stroller AZ on. OF
those side walk establishments where you have your
fortune told by small green bird for Ave cents Tho
fortune that the little bird picked for me was
printed on paper of terra Gotta hue. and this is what
sad' "'Planet or the Fortune for Gentleman Your
spirit 10 greatly inclined to your character
little indoent but then among hus-
bands. Your wife loves you and treats you always
with kindness You will have six children, and your
ousiness VIII always prosper One of your sons viii
become al lawyer and be your consoa' ion. You VIII
1.-Two eghty'two years. For tho moment play g. q; 90
and Nv begins your fortune"
-Prohbitonists IN Puyallup Wash. have run up
against q peculiar snag They have been trying for
many years to carry the town elections nd iaugurats
prohibition regime. Recently they succeeded: tho
CITY council has refused to renew liquor licen and
iost u tHo SALOONS nave been closed BAT
mainstay OF the town. and the chief suntort Of l,s
people, 10 the hop industry OF the ruyuIlup VALLEY
The state Liquor Dealers Association has en- m IN
forest In the situation and tho result is boycott by
the brewers on Puyallnp hops Brewers have refused
to buy Puyallup hops offered for sale In Tncona and
other cities OF the State Tho peculiar battle hn. ust
begun and the result Is looked for with great utrre..
by both sides.
A famous French Gently remove from
the old French quarter to a place nearly two mics
eat alt.raJ to-,
the change Its downtown speciality was lunc nron for
most OF Ous'hebs men from neiRborIRg wholesling
anu manufacturing region. and dinner for smaller
number Of the respectable ian aud literary
CLASS now tho proprietor makes alte,npt to obtain
trade before the dinner hour. and up 10 5ocock or
a'er customers can enter only after rnytng IN sons
body to open the door Breakfast and luncuco,l are
but the place before dinner sdngy u opmy
and almost deserted. BY $3.50 ociock however there
s gay crowd In the restaurant and business good
'or tho next two hours
a physician OF ocosta, wash. while botanisny N
he woods near that place recently. stumbled acres,
,iR black bear which got annoyed hIs prcscc. and
'hasrh MIN. The railroad was few yards away. and
he doctor took to the track sprntsd niong
'""h Ahsah OF tho beast. until n long trrGle
ehched when the bear halted and squatt.d down 20
watch the doctor mop along tho ties when he was4
MIRA or tho way across freight train appear at tho
urther end Out on high trestla with benr wa,tIpy
OF MIN al one end and a freight train coming MIN
rom tho o'hel the DOCTOR felt that the situation
"o"'i"'"'k he oroppeu 10 supporting beam. huUg
rom Inc end OF 1t while the train passed ye.hcad
nd then continued his way across the tre,t.. and
ONE by another route.
in firh avenue the other day" SAID stroller II
'as halted by ata. slender young man I should say
was about 20 who said: Excuse me but Will ycu
ep me get something to eat - lie was over six feet
III ana very spare; he was snoo faced and he wore
psethcies HIS voice was pleasant and lie had The
hoeriul manner or youth. compiled with his request
adly ana he thanked me. not with uncomfortable
iusiVeness but with perfect simplicity and hearth
eh IL was clear that he n stranger in tho CITY
IT. young as he was, he OF those men who
&c AZ nome wherever they may be-: 1t was plain that
was not at all disturbed by tho siz, Of the town
an ask him who he was where he was from no
'ubt It would all have been very simple AZ ono had
'oNh hltho circumstance; perhaps he had been to
10 fhir and had gone broke on the way hons"
- ono oil tho things that have learned by ekpe.
ohe' anu observation said philosophc tramp is
g ihct th"t most men who have begun TO accumuIats
'Ars nke to be thought eth young. IbAys ou,u
rIsd TINS knowledge to account TAKE for
ample. a man OF so: COS nothing I'm so uv,sr
os' men OF thAt age are pleased II they are taken
younger men, ana some greatly pleased. Ilms
"a again ! have addressed man OF that .y.vun
ouhg man IL doesn't Aiways work but YOU
1u!d be surprised to know how oft.p 4, 1o.,.,,r
course you use some discretion about this; there
o men "hom you might probably so addte,, anime
doie OF tue day they VAN or SO Welding but
usual course 10 to use that form AZ about dusE ~
"'''o e'''y Hghted places; then circumstance
" NeA'iy TO give to The speaker an air OF sincerity.
my ana many nickel has come To- me I'm response
request 30 begun. and have also In suca eases
'A""siacuon or knowing that have confsrredA
assure upon tho giver."
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