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BIRTHS.

Born, neal Corder, July %, to the wife
OF Mr.. John L~overcamp, a son.
Born, near Corder, July q, to the wife
Of Mr.. Proctor Campbell. q daughter.
Born, In Corder, July 80, to the wife Of
MIR. John Hughes, a son.
Born, ct St. Joseph, August 3, to the
wife Of Rev. w. l. Cole, q daughter.
Born, in Richmond, July 81. 1894, to the
vile Of Rev. w. F. McMurry, q daughter.
Born, In this city, Tuesday, July 81, to
the wife of Mr.. James II. Moorehead, a
son. James r., Jr.
Born, near Corder. recently, to the wife
Of James Corder, q daughter.
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"ANON9 TRE OZARKS,

The Land of Big Red Apples is the title
OF an attractive and highly interesting
book recently issued. 1t is Handsomely
illustrated with views OF south Missouri
scenery, including the famous Olden fruit
farm of 5000 acres in Howell county. 1t
pertains entirely to fruit raising In that
great fruit belt of America, the southern
slope Of the Oxarks, and will prove OF
great value. not only to fruit growers,
but to every farmer and home-seeker in
other states looking for a home. Mailed
free. Address, J. Il. LOCKWOOD, Kansas
City, Mo. 7-1-tf.
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FOR TWO CENTS

"a stamp) any reader OF
the lntelligencer can have
a sample copy of The
Southern Magazine by
dropping a line to its
publishers at Columbia
Building, Louisville, Ky.
The price of the Southern
Magazine is $3.50 per
year. The Magazine and
INTELLIGENCER both, one
year, for $500.
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q. A.. II. ATTENTIoN.-The Santa Fe
railway offers special arrangements and
inducements to those attending the an
nual emcampment, to be held ut Pitts
burg, Pa. Rates for the above occasion
will be announced later. Watch for them.
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I

Married. In this city, at the county re.
corder's Office, July 81, by Squire John
Price, Mr.. Charles J. Spider and Mis-,
Miss Gertie B. Holman, ali of Odessa.
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WHAT HE WOULD SEE.

II the Devil should come Il Lexington
he would find:
Too many sneak thieves.
Toe many drunkards.
Too many young men growing up in
idleness.
Too many idlers allowed to congregate
on the streets and make night hideous.
Too many ''dead- beats"
Too many loafers.
Too many people thinking and talking
more of the affairs of others than of their
own.
Too much gossip.
Too many mischief-makers.
Too man. tattlers.
Too many inmates in the county Jail.
Too many ~agitators.
Too many weeds in front yards.
FOO many people who don know where
the churches are.
Too many who will not work for oul
colleges.
Too many grumblers.
Too much politics.
Toe many young men hurting them
selves into the vortex of vice.
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CORpER ITEMS.

UUhUhh lIhMS.
Mr.. Herman Debolt, of Higginsville, IL
at his fathers, sick.
Mrs. Jeffries, of Odessa, is visiting hea
neice, Miss Bette Peoples.
Mrs. Bette Corder arrived home Sun
day night, from Colorado Springs.
Miss Matte Littlejohn, of Aullville, Wis
tied friends here the first of the week.
Large crowds are in attendance, each
night, at the tent meeting, which is still
in progress.
Miss Emma Koontz and Mrs. Bennett
Davis visited their cousin, Mrs. Nathan
Corder, Sunday.
Prof. b. S~hackelford and family, o
Woodson Institute, Richmond, VISITED
relatives here, last week.
Miss Lucy Cheatham, of Gillian, arriv.
ed here Friday evening, and is the CUES
of Miss Hattie Mcfarland.
Mr.. Will Major and wife, of MAYHEM
are here attending the tent meeting. The,
are guests OF Mrs. L. l.. Frambers, thi,
week.
The missionary meeting, ut the Metho.
dist church, Sunday morning, was wei
attended, Notwithstanding the inclemen'
weather, Of the early morning.
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LOCAL SHORT-STOPS.
Recent rains insure a large corn crop.

HcCent rains ~ f
The tennis racket is doing full duty.
Buy a gasoline stove at Schawe y
Weis. o-o-ti
Rapid racing, each day, at the fair at
Higginsville.
The water company will o o move its
Office to the Haerle building.
The ladies of Edenview will give a lawn
social nskt Thursday evening.
Go - D. Hascker's bakery and con-
4 s~csio66ty lcv1pssh oysters. 9sat-ss.
The cssson VIZ 80 YIN y bftsd at
Marshall on Monday, August Is.
Quick Meal, Dangler and INSURANCE
gasoline stoves at Schawe q Weis. 5-ott
Our thanks to the editor Of the Higgins
VILE Advance for kind ~favors, this week.
Rsrd the republican county platform
and compare it with the democratic
document.
Rev. A. 8. Moffett will preach at Maple
Glen school house, tomorrow afternoon,
at $3.50 o'clock.
The L~exingtons defeated the Harrison
Mercantile Club, at Higginsville, last
Friday, by a score Of IA to Z.
WANrEp--A Lafayette county Atlas
map. A fair price paid for one in good
condition. h office 7-2S tt
We are In receipt OF the twelfth annual
catalogue Of Odessa College, which shows
that school to be in a most prosperous
condition.
Editor Payne, of the former Jeffersonian
Republican, is writing a book. As a title
We would suggest: Fourteen Weeks a
Populist."
Great revival meetings are in progress
at MAYHEM and Corder. 1t is reported
that over 800 people attended church., at
Corder, Sunday evening.
Mr.. J. F. McKintyre, OF Odessa, was
here, Monday, on business. He informed
us that he would take charge OF the
Odessa postotfice. next week.
The ladies of Edenview church will
s~hu11sCho(f annual lawn social on the
= August o. There will be a new
fao1 u Is just n pleasant drive from
,SuNMER ExCURsIoN.-To Pacific coast
!. posnts, from southern California to Puget
Sound, and northern watering places, the
santa Fe offers the best, shortest and
,no.s direct route. 7-2S-tf
For Pickling and Preserving-Mur-
docks o. p. Il. Extracts, Fruit Coloring
and Strictly Pure Spices are the best.
A full line Of Mason's self-sealing
fruit lars. Go to see them at Mullenix
= CHS. 6-23tf
The Ladies' Missionary Society OF Mt.
Hebron Will serve lunch and refreshments
ct the church grounds, August 9, begin
nine It ave o'clock, p. m. All are
cordially invited.
Worlds fair cattle and record breaking
/, horses are the kind we'll have at the La
faystte County Fair, August IA to Is, at
H~igginsville. Reduced rates on the rail-
roads. Admission, Csc.
Sore eyes, no matter how severe or long
standing, are cured by DIR. Jackson's Eye
-Salve. It soothes and removes the in
Hamation.an and granulation at once. Can
% had at any drug store at twenty-five
cents a box. 2~-3-1year.
About the 10th OF August, DR.. John w.
Meng, Dave Heathman, Joseph L. Long,
Talbot and Jerome Simpson will &c to
0Ienwood Springs, Colorado, on a hunt
Ing aud fishing tour. The party antici-
pates q great time.
There will be a festival given by the
ladies OF Greenton Baptist Church at the
tesidsnce Of Mr.. S~tonebarger, one-haii
-us..~oneseG n sGse>nseu. "a eakurday
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THE COAL TRADE.

say advertised" and give date OF paper,
FRANK BOWMAN, Postmaster.
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LETTER LIST.

LETTER LIST.
The following letters remain uncalled
for at the Lexington posto flee. week
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REAL ESTATE i Proper s4d for r snie,
IL you want to sell, place in my books. No
sale. no charge.
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B. W. WlNS0R,

Office opposite court house. Lexington, Mo.
upstairs over ireland & Mountjoy's Boot and
Shoe store, a2J-g3-ly
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H. W. WINSOR

Successor to Z. winsor & Son.
INSURANCE All Ms ssrsi ~ S ,ss eau AMY
Good companies. fair rates.
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Oklahoma, Wednesday, where b will
spend q month visiting relatives.
Misses Brittle and Minnie Gunlack went
to Higginsville Saturday where they will
spend a few days visiting friends.
Mr.. H. G. Wallace returned homo Mon.
day from Rose Hill, where he had been
attending the Baptist convention.
Mrs. j. II. Lipscom, after Q pleasant
visit with Mrs. w. z. Hickman, of neal
this city, returned home Saturday.
Misses Matte Shelby and Bessie Hus.
ton left Monday morning for Charleston
w., where they will spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Groves aftel
spending several weeks In the county
returned to Kansas City Tuesday evening
Mrs. George Clark and daughter Blanch
left for Omaha Friday morning, wher,
they will spend three weeks visiting rela'
tives.
Miss Lettie Saunders after q pleasan,
visit with friends and relatives In thii
city, returned to her home in Kansas City
Thursday.
Mrs. NJ. x. Hollis and her daughter
Miss Tillie, returned home last Tuesda!
from q months visit to relatives at Colo
RADIO Springs.
Miss DOME Weber left, Thursday after
noon, over the Santa Fe, for LArned, Kss.
where she goes for q visit to her sister
Mr.. J.. J. Nesbitt.
Mrs. Brittle Chinn, Of Kansas City, an,
Misses Fannie and Annabelle Young
after 4 pleasant visit with relatives |
this city, returned home Monday.
Mr.. Carl Wendt, Of st. Louis, who hs
been here for the last two weeks visitin
his mother, returned home Thursday. II
was accompanied by his brother Kert.
The two SOM OF Carl Hoffman of Lsaver
worth, Kansas, are here on . visit to the
cousins, Ernest and John Hoffman. N
Carl Hoffman has the largest music hour
in the west, and recently sold q $50
organ to the cathedral at Lesvenworth.
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STGAR SENATORS.
rsnatcr PETER ChrystaIizes
the RumOrS.


E.sExGruy. D. OF. March 1a-Senator
&C. POP. Kan- b introduced 4 resolu-
80 u investigate tie ranors regarding
- speculation
re rss0sut50n bears O. tie stores pnh-
- ID tn NeE T0rk papers that senators
$50 involved l. the resent sugar specaEa-
- Sore az e reports e extremely
go u character T. story goas thzt to
ss~ocrzr5c members Cf IL finance CO..
m;ssee gare CT for publication TIE state
rsus TT II szgar - I'd be1r ID - vaIo-
80 5usy Of k0 - CT Rhile : graduated
- Or specie 61f5s - To u placed upon
r,s1ee s1Ear. = S1cA - g TO give -
- g a6Tzntags u III CO - pound.
II re<aft 0F - 10-sag Da1- - En IL $50
81 rzsua os American @1-z- Re1re-T s-n4k
4 = alsegzG III th7S= senator's. Ill rhra=
ffker 1FznnTsflc sa1ErCrS &c Hre 80 $50
nerherx 0f Tie committee. Tt I'D 80
= To- phrase - "-3s1 INTO ID deal hara
rnase j fortune within : fer lr-rs -
80 g to ID c. as-a-n- L. - srs=-4-sg. ".
= aEieee - - ne S61-lIn ID to -
rnpx1nF
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Haunted

4 haunted house IL these practical and IN
romantic days i something Of Z rarity. bur a
individual haunted with the ides that his All.
1nenr l. LnCurable Is q parsonage frequently Ne,
WITH Disbelief IL the ability Of medicine 70
cure Is Only mid form o. 1nonornania. a.
though II some Cases repeated failures TO Oh,
tain relief from many different sources would
almost seen TO Justify the doubt Hog+etter's
stomach Bltters has demonstrated it, > fili-v
~ 81 tfco1ne Dyspepsia. cpasflE patton liver and
A1-htE frouIle- 1Ia1ar1al com plants and nerr-
business ana Irs recorded achievements 81 tie
curative line ought 81 Least to warrant Is rrie1
~ a! one troubled with either If the above
e111tntlls even although ms previous eff rrs II
lota1n remedial aid hare been fruitless Sec
most obstinate rasns -
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- teaoefs o. if2ls paper RlIi he pleased 70
-earl maj there L al least one dreaded cis-
ease mat science has been abe to Gre :, Ig
&c stages and thzt i Gzta-rh Halls
alarm lure 4 the o1ly positive cure now
$50 A--1@ = 70 lie medical fraternity. Catarrh
Beng . constitutional d5Sease reos,5,as =
constitutional treatment. Hats Csts--S
!, Ire : taken internally. acting directlr ,grCn
lie D-ooo and mucous surfaces Of the svs
i. .i-L7: faereby destroying the foundation Of
IS q se2se- and giving the patient strength
q! b0l-llng Dp the constitution and asSss45,e,
l- 11e 10 dong lts work. The proprieto-s
I4apt 50 much faith Il Is curative powers.
lf4af fLey oder One Hundred Dollars for any
case that i fails 10 cure. send TO- - ~
Testimonials. -
address. 7: J. CHENEY l. Co. Toledo. O.
- Sold by Druggists. -5c.
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~ TOEK- March 1z--R- G. d. F ~ III
greRiy Rer5sF " Trade s#ys-
Evidences Of present I'D r0ransrr Ely -
- ruifIiElles- TT Conscience fn future srn-
rvasnenr Goes 81 ssa- I'D 1neraasa- Tbera
snuEE buslDess 80 : larger protection tr
nsaszrsss. fur - season hRs arrived 49,
gsatzr arTlrIiF i necessary III uaaIsrs 5n
socks 80 10 . reFlHz3saa5- 40 rhasa -
uns0t Eaks calculations bayuna u f.
nunshs - re 1ore EnKions to crowd L.
&C. trn6e = 10y safely 60 ant9 tie
rmEhs
j suue branches 0f 5lstri BUTTON. however
aER - In1lca11nns ut . diminishing 80
80 fnr goods 80 ths evident preferences
II nealan 30 go pr1ra5 articles VII TO-
izgEn rec1t-aO1 IA wages and family -
saa1tarek~ lHa1 many To fee les u-11E-r
80 bEEzDess Ill sob recover IT. former
H1znaE- Undertakings reaching hPrun5 n
ANa EnF NJ DE1 lh6s VII greater re-
- &c = sTH1e IF IRrrar present demand.
lriaS It manufactured goods tan1 down
nc.
hhsEf ARRANGED 7F cant western -arai-Y.s
80 Cd III --llt-llS1 bushels against a.a5a.- \
u aAsi yeRE. End AllHrrle exports 1.llZ17Q. 4
asEinE -. IT, last TaEr.
lara rHcHiE1s E1 tha west we're 9.gI5.155
hshaz- against 2.14l- 991 last Taar. fprr tha 1
~ re DHRriF CENT. Lard and hars Il
&C arcaInR6 nevertheless.
iHfpEn trade changes HrR f1r the better
MEk having been iRrER and for far7r
- 4 Ter gent larger IhRn lRsf raHr. utlilt
u aHgTaRsa II imports f0r February "a
- nEnt
hnlrEs Ere growing les important All
Mskhai lever also For the Naak ending
&C. 30 llRhIi11iAs TINS II reported
Manly S2-958.ss-. Ena Far fnur weeks WI
MaRrT E4.ss6.9a1- uf which ST. $50 615
81 manufacturing and S-.Bg7. IT uf
Sc concerns
number Ef failures during tha -ast
- been - I'd rha Tinted States
- lSs iasr gREr and xxi ln Canada 4
- Y Inst gaar.
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- horse and cart were pass inE
along Leiaesd0 III street in Folsom.
Gal. the other day. ONE vince went
entirely out XIII sight, throwing The
horse H. feeL Investigation de-
feinped tie Tact that the Chinese
have teen running mining drits be-
meath lite streets and the railroads.
honey tuDalng an entire part o. this
Town and l0-sillr extending under
SQme XII the business streets. Iii mas
lunE beet known That large BODY If
Tirh alriieruas gravel laY beneath
the Druperry owned by the Ralroad
Company, aU. 1heF would not permit
AK I0 be mined Cot siderable excite
ment exists, Is IL u Impossible to saF
Low extensive re the workings
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i. ] A1arcn - - 55gIsrnuu case be
aencszlf f Insurance Snider
y y l N Grind aEprE. Ttr@ra wae n carr
80 - 81 sfilaen testimony produced. all
MI - - - - aeryHs III former t-lRls.
N - -. - II hn rrffFrs forenoon III It
- AhfJnEn Une uf ttIeze nocu-
Nj - i - Waas n ftsf stand during the
- i. L nsshak prptEaDfa tiaat tfse O-al tes-
" - = u ln1f0nncsn y fg@arrr
- -. Ii n nfaIsf seems IL smssek IA COZ
- lgatl0A wholly III tics question
y So - There Eha hry ppprssntp
- =. - pN tie three irmuranps cutn-
osaras Mrs. HillmOn.
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= Fortune from Tarpauiins.

Samuel Il Brook, better known as
SAM Brook. The Tarpaulin Man. !"
VINO died recently 1t New Orleans.
proved the value XII The faculty OF
keeping ones ewes open. SAN"
Landed at New Orleans about forty
years 80. q young sailor before the
mast Tie ship he Was Oh DISCHARGED
y portion ri Ter cargo Oh the nier. and
before Ihe uncovered goods could he
removed shower seriously damaged
Ihen- sam saw his opportunity.
ano graspe1 it f. obtained his dis
charge from The ship. and with Ills
ways bought = lDt Of second hand
canvas anl uiL Then he set 10 work.
ard in short time had stock of
'tarpaulinsn On hand wtiea be
rented t0shipnastHrs, WHO used them
10 cover Their inward or outward
cargo L. while Oh the wharreS
Business was GOOD, and SAN
stuck TIKI ir far far forty wears ac-
cumnlatinE the snug fortune OF s4OG
OO0. This property vii go TO his /
relatives IT'D England, IF which coun- |
Irg ne was native No mention uf /
charitable institutions nr requests OF /
pnUlic nature were found In his
w.. There IL hardy q shipmasrer
VIC mas visited New Orleans within
the last forty years who mas not had
dealings with .-aEm Brook" an ar-
proved TIL bills f0- the use ~ MS
tRrpaulinR York
Tribune.
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Nothing Dead About Chicago.

Mayor Carter OF Chelsea. told an
excellent story a. a dinner one even
Ing last week. Ii seems that there
was fair in Chelsea recently. and
one Or the attractions was that sew
eral persons were 70 dress I'D in such
costumes q ingenuity might suggest
10 represent the title Of some book
Then there were guesses On the name
Of the BOOK which the costume EaS
designed 10 represent One man
simply had boards like the sand
wien man % the street one in front
OF him and one behind On one Of
these boards was tainted In con
spicuous letters the word Chicago
and Oh the other the EOrd Che sea. .
Vel, The gpessers puzzled their beads
for long lime tut could not guess
the title Of the book which this cost
ume represented Finally they gare
II Up and asked the sandwich ulana
% tell what il was
The Quick and The dead. p said
BE- -Pcston Traveller
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Veterans In Homes C Tuts

lhe fenerEl r0nrT Ell Wichita. yudre
his mace decision uf EraRr 5npor
- q sndigen1 Did soldiers. L. heI6 rhar
a'aass At sol6lerE homes. otherwise uuRli-
=, CONT exercise their franchise under the
4saaanflun nf kEnsRF Ell any election hsId
- precinct til which the hone may to
- Judge Williams held that the coD-
- - u IS ntf contemplate soldiers homes
% Iacf rhHT 1ne constitution was
hsiure RuEa homes ware thought WI
80 aeeahan rennerT the net uf 1885 tn
II. asa1u1aonal IhR aEf expressly nrDriae5
u ~ a.aa - i ne Soldiers home should
-. II Il. aaa10@en - EXERCISE TIE rirht Ut suit
'ublic expense. ~ I'M sAsf 'f''h1s1 ps ~
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- Must R-Et..

/. March 14.-Dr. Heorre HOPE
- IL 1lileI surgeon nf ttH santa Fe. VINO
/ = lineage 1T tha request III George
III IN general Eullnltnr. 1D consult
hssh - regarding the condition uf I'LL
- gase Mr. Peek v rzrrefriI .ara ny raa-
$50 .s1na mn Ak IT, suffering from
80 4lla lsIaOn- HtrEnEs+ nervous nrns-
- 80 II II oFerE0rk Iure WV ggF-s - III -hr
1 ~ m0athE am tsss - rr.er,r,,,si1 1iiN
aaasehea fhere.p, M AlsAA MINI
hEgeb90m irse.-ss-.e- F- $500 y,
ii poslfiFe anr s44ssssttrs. 1919. fa- ,as
t. i'll I,ruzassrs WV wv. - na,a+
'Alsi<sd. - nm nm zssrsaatr there
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Rridget--The dressmaker is at the
due, ma'am,
Mrs Nayup-f'Nel1. / declare
That woman is getting ID TIE q perfect
nuisance II she mas been here j
do en- ~ lines during the lust
SIX MOUTHS for 1nat till. \
must pay her and take my custom
away from Der. But I cannot attend
to the matter TODAY. / have III
preside o er . charity meet ng 1hts
afternoon and ID late noH. "-AeE
York IresA
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TIE deFil soon runs from the man
VINO l. not afra d OF lion's den
Cot OF ! ROSTERS spurs. and ron.
take the italics al out o. his crow.
WITH all his practice the devil has,
never improved on the firsr hypocritA.
TIE only work God pays for. IL that
"nirh Is done with the whole haarI
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- March 1e.--Juagnleuf ~as rer-
s 1fnay IN favor uf Df. annex. III
= - -. against tie - L0ua Cliniune
" - 19hrnal questioned tise rrsrffts
~ sssrs:a 1aatsIai Tor consumption whlef
~ s .sa1s here 49, IN to- only enrt
So - annex keeps tie forfnuia
III ~ - senus Ire. medicines pruy.
! i -. aLinpttSe te can be cured. All
~ - Itls medical eDde. hence tire
Ntnnleatiun.
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uNPROFITA8LE MEMORY .
1aie Which Nag Not Be Trpa
Amusing Enonrh

1850 - Not Be True, But r.
Amusing Enough.
"A good story i told OF the forget
l4lness pr 2 certain Richard Scot+
he met q wealthy friend or his A. 80
oa.lrn IInD one day, and said:
'Oh. BrOns0ne. Just the man +
wanted 70 zee. Lend me $40 viii
Fou- l LETT nv wallet home
IT BTOnSOne gave him the money
anu. HlIn an amused expression an
nj face, told Mr. Scott be wnnId =
MIND hlm 0f the loan in case II SIiTra1
MS memory -
lMo We@@s vent By, and one dax
- bronS0ne gently referred n 4be
loan which vas promptly naid ~
~ Scott 4 few nights la+e- -
began anu
'-Ot course you know. Mr. Scott
HI 2 thing | hate 10 speak Of bnf
Foa--er-bCrrOEed SO OF me- 4 LITTLE
oFer tWo weeks ago. and if rou cao
M dear - returned NJ Scott.
-E0l really must pardon me- Nv
po0r memory plays NE false To
orten And ~ took $40 from HI
pocket and handed it 10 Nh 9ron-
some
One night = the club week later.
- >eOf- 49, sitting over in q INV
window reading. when Mr.. Rr0Dsone
approached ~. after a few genera
remarks said-
>cDtrr ~ dear fellow. know rou
mean fo ~ honest But leally vou
ought t0 b4 more careful about vOur
little debts Nov. there's SO ron
borrowed from III about q month 4
AGO
Haven't | pad y0u that" queried /
- Scott rather puzzled.
Would ~ speaking OF it now II
T0l lad returned Mr. Bronsone
Vel replied Scott. II suDnoSe
IT, that Ere1ched memory Of mine =
40 r. paid him the third SO.
About week afterRard a mutual
Trend Of both came I'D 10 Mr. Scott
ln - 1ining-rOOn Of the club ana
sc. cDn1lel1iallF:
Really Fuu know. Scott ran
91ght t0 paT BrDnsOne that SO Won
1Wf hin Pardon me for speaking
IA ANN bat TUl KNOW We were talking
N T0l IDS afternoon, yoQ and rour
101r memory and Bronsone told me ,
RI !Dur 4orgR1fl4ness III This little /
natter = I'd example Nov
-blL nDnfDund ill., II am almost
- \ paid hin Here, III 20 over
-nd - him With that be hast {
90 OFer 1O IT, group in which was 5
SrUnS7nR !
Didn't \ par T0u tia: sIOe" Scott !
egal. !
IT, different ID looked al eae5
Tier significantly. This was Too
Inch f0r Scott He could not stand
ldicule- FL paid two s. bills to d
- latter kept Dit in his hand. and
raFIng OIL III his pocket $40 more.
: rolled them IT'D, and grarelr L,
anaed them I'D tie astonished Mr.. W
eoTT
1T belongs LII you be said
A"here and I tad a bet about
'u and aDur lack Uf memory. / bel 3
X supper that YOU would pay me that
N Jour Times and think each time
was 1he first. / see KS giving =
le order and, ] say, Scott, / think =
IN lad better Join ust''-Bazar.
The Baptist headlight., 1894-03-14
IL Pays

u Pays 70 read the papers. especially Yozax~
Own family paper, for often II iris -
GOOD business opportunities sire brought -.
.o@F attention. For instance. ID. =. JeanSon
2 2 %: q Richmond Va. are GOV adYertis-
~ o1efang payaHg positions to Parties wh0
engage @lth them. dero.5ny III 80 anw -
q Niear EaE0e 10 their business lLterests II
h--gnt Lsy you 20 write 10 them
The Baptist headlight., 1894-03-14

clara: Going ir for charity aca,- 49,
yoQt aa1 ls IL this tine: Dora: We are
gong 70 distribute cheap copies of Beetle
ven symphonies among the poor. Music
d s1eh an aid 10 digestion. you know.
New Nrvl Wa~aR-
The Baptist headlight., 1894-03-14
Nor Well pur

she: Am TIE irst wo1naa you ever loved :
ne les An ] the irst mar WHO ever
loved you:
ne i1tin I'as1aoaaly3 Ion are insulting
ARN YORK AaaElr-
The Baptist headlight., 1894-03-14

- 80 March 1.1.--Lvru Rose.
Easls new premier. II u Large
49, -, =. II Ire Southern Sates Land and
- - i'any, an Engilsn corporation
u - large mills I'D TINS country
n niiicas In this city.
The Baptist headlight., 1894-03-14

6inks; Why % gloomy. Jinks: Nv
wife LEI me have the sast word RI a arm.
q tlenI tnls morning. What of fnafg' That
80 - that she = g0l1g 10 do a. she pIeasea.
anyhow. New York Weekly.
The Baptist headlight., 1894-03-14

Friend Why did you refuse that hand
some young Eldower:
Miss MRlncaanee: He hasn't any relg-
lives that ] can send Ms children L..
New York Weekly
The Baptist headlight., 1894-03-14

HT Schscrnarr7s Asthma Cure "a ~.s.s-.
=. results lis action ls iEaue15ate De-
1aa certain single trial oonr1noes ne nos
80 ll-ca- Fr3oe - cents aud e.. O. drux FISTS
- Z! MAJ 1E1al E1sc ks.sye free by rnall @sr~
Egar address 20 Dr. Z schlrna1n. 81 pa