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The Bessemer indicator., 1894-03-24
GREAT Rock ISLAND ROUTE
TO THE EAST.
BEST DINING GAR SERVICE IN THE WORLD.
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hns the Chicago, Rock Island y Pacific Rail-
wny run trains westward from Chicago.
The Rock Island Is foremost in adopting
any advantage calculated to improve speed
ind give that luxury, safety and comfort
that populnr IN .ronage demands. Its equip-
ment Is thoroug Ny complete with Vesilhuled
trains magnificent dining cars, sleepers and
chairs coaches. ali the most clegant. and of
recently improved patterns.
Faithful and capable management and
polite. honest service from employees are
to the company nnt TO trnNelers-and 1t Is
sometimes task difiicult of accomplish
| mcnt. Passengers on this line will find little
cause for complaint on TINT ground.
The importance of this Line can be better
understood If a short lesson in geography be
What is the great Eastern tcrmini of the
Rock Island Routef-Ihicn2o What other
sub Eastern termtnt has ti?-Pcoria. TO
what important points does It run trains to
| the Northwcstr--St. Paul and Minneapolis
Minnesota and Watertown and sioux Fails,
| braska ponts-Des Moine-. Davenport, Iowa
Omaha and Lincoln, Nebraska. Does 1t
touch other Missouri River polntS"-.Nes; st.
Joseph, Atchison, Leavcnworth and Kansas
city. Does II run trains TO the Foothills OF
the Rocky Mountains?-fcs TO Denver,
Colorado Springs ard Pueblo, solid vestibu-
ed from Chicago. can important elites Of
Kansas he reached by the Rock island
fnli hundred Others in ali directions In the
Stntc. and II is the only road rdnning 10 and
into the new lands opened for settlement in
II will thus qe seen that a line tnppingsa.
the Rock Island does, such varied territory.
has much in that regard 10 commend il 10
travellers, as nll connections are sure on the
Rock Island, and passengers can rely ON
speedy journey, as over IA bulk of the system
through trims are run. and 1t hns become.
and rightly too, the popular liHr
\ very popular train on the Chicago, Rock
Island 4 Pacific RaHwny leaves Denver.
Pueblo and Colorado springs, daily. II i
called The Worlds Fair Special" is one
lay out. and passengers arrive AT Chicago
early the second morning.
The Rock Island has become "a popular
Colombo Line and the trnin above referred
to Is Nestlbuled, and carries the Rock Island
excellent Dining Car Service,
For full particulars as to tickets, maps.
rates, apply TO any coupon ticket office in
the.U nited. Canada or Mexico or address:
JNO. SEBASTIAN,
Genl. Tiki. 4 Pass. Agt., Chicago, III.
+. ST. JOHN, Genl. Manager. Chicago. Ill.
j. g. Keller. Agent, Pueblo. Colorado
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AT TIL E GRAND.
HERMANN THE GREAT.

Hermann the greatest of all pres
tidigitateurs. aided by Nine, Hermann
and corps of assistants. will be the
attraction at the Grand opera house
for one night only on Tuesday March
27th He has for several years been
giving an exhibition of nccromancy
that is as fascinating as it is battling.
The spiritualists have averred that he
Is possessed of mediumistic powers, and
the suspicious ones have limited that he
Is allied with the gentleman with the
horns tail and cloven foot
But Hermann insists that he is but
u common mortal and that his marvellous
Illusions are but the results of natural
means He certainly ought to know
and that settles il He announces this
season most wonderful exhibition. in
Guiding a number of startling illusions
and sensations. One of these is his
latest and greatest effort. After the
Ball in which Nine Hermann dis
appears seemingly through u large
mirror The "Mysteriousswlng" Is the
other novelty A swinging chair is
elevated nj u considerable height above
the stage. and at the discharge of a
pistol its occupant vanishes and the
chair falls to the stage These / Illusions,
together with the spirit seance and
Herrmanns splendid sleight-o hand,
keep an audience well entertained
throughout the evening A pleasing
feature of the performance will be
Nine. Herrmann's celebrated dance
creations, the Ssrpentine. Butterfly and
La Blanche. In each of these dances
she will wear dresses imported from
Worth of Paris, and on no two oc
casions does she wear the same costume
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superin,endent Martin OF the str.el

Superintendent Martin of the Street
Railway company informs the INDi-
GATOR that the Bessemer line keeps up
it, reputation of carrying more than
one half of the passengers of the entire
spstem When the lake line is com
pleted and the town is humminc with
industry next summer the yellow cars
will probably do two.thirds of the
traffic
The city hall was guttcd Of desks and
chairs after the sine die adjournment of
the council The chairs should be re
turned by all means They belong to
the city hall and will be IN great demand
on every occasion of public speaking
in the hall. Mayor Strait should have
them returned at once and thereby
oblige the people Of Bessemer
The following named persons have
been chosen 10 act as judges of election
in the various precincts of Bessemer'
No. 49, Charles Olson. Mary Little,
Frank Bennett, polling place Sol
Fishers stable No 20. Andrew Glover
John Hopkins. W. L Mahar, hose
house No. .. No. 2l. W j. Darnell
W j Prairie James Ferguson City
hall No, %. J. b Jones Mrs E p
Fish, Tom Kaylor hose house No 3
Crescent Lodge No. 10, degree o.
honor will give its first annual ball in
Its lodge room Monday evening next
The ladies arc entering into the oc-
casisn with much determination and
that the ball will be success is al
ready foregone conclusion Crescent
Lodge is in tiourishing condition and
much interest is manifested in every
thing that pertains to it. The small
admission fee of 30 cents will be
charged,
The saturday Evening club meets
this week at the Dempsey Langdon
hall as usual al 5.30 p m. The pro
grnmmc is very good this week, some
Of the best talent in the city taking
part There will be short debate on
the sewerage question after which will
come a short farce entitled the tax
payer" which with some fine music will
will make very agreeable evening TO
all who attend a collection is taken
up and II each gives = small sum to
help pay expenses the club will prosper
more and more. Don't forget Saturday
evening at $3.50 y
The air was sulphurous for time in
the trades assembly hall few evenings
ago when number of the members
met TO discuss the condition of affairs
al Cripple Creek. One man whose
brain. like Governor Waites is too full
of corpuscles. said he had burned gun
powder in de wah" and could and
would do SO agsin if called upon to
assist the striking miners Another
able speaker derded the paper collar
soldiers, referring 10 the militia, and
was on the fight. Such Eighty agitators
are no good and should he called down
ON every occasion The miners of
Cripple Creek or the union men of any
other town can get along without such
tire-caters
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-03-24
IfGrown in Texas. its Good.

The Texas Coast country vies with
California in raising pears, grapes, and
Strawberries The 1898 record of II.
NJ. Stringfellow. Hitchcock, Tex, who
raised nearly 80 900 worth OF pears
from 3 acres. can be duplicated by you.
G. T. Nicholson, G. p A. Santa Fe
Route, Kan. or j. p Hull. Colo. Pass
Agt Denver will be glad TO furnish
without charge an illustrated pamphlet
telling abou, Texas.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-03-24
$3.50 Pueblo to California and
Return $3.50

NPlDttl $50 90
Over The Old Reliable" Denver Il
Rio Grande the only line running
through cars from Pueblo to san
Francisco and Los Angeles Our time
from Pueblo to San Francisco only SO
hours. No other line can offer this time,
or through car service. One way
tickets from $4,000 up. If you are
going to California to take in the Mid
winter Fair you will avoid changing
cars and lay-overs at junction points
by taking The Great Scenic Standard
Gauge Line, the Denver IL Rio Grande
Call on A Jackson Gen. Agt at Grand
Union Ticket Office. Central Block for
tickets and full particulars. N B.
Whatever scenery you miss on yeur
trip out, you will take in on your re
turn trip. Take the Rio Grand both
ways and see it all
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-03-24
Are You Going to CALIFORNIA;

y OtN IL our chance
If you conclude to make the trip you
can save money by taking the Rio
Grande, as by so doing YOU can obtain
the benefit Of the Cut Rates" to either
Los Angeles or san Francisco. Do not
let yourself be talked into purchasing
a ticket to Los Angeles If YOU desire
to vsin San FranciscoJ, as the Southern
Pacific company is the only line reach
ing San Francisco and their local rates
are as follows; From Mojave S11.s5
from Los Angeles $500 These are
the rates one way, and what it will cost
you if you desire to visit San Francisco
and the Midwinter fair BY taking the
Rio Grande you will avoid changing
cars and save money. Call at Grand
Union ticket office, Central block and
get full particulars. Our west bound
flyers daily at 1885 noon and lido p. m.
y. JACKSON, General Agt
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-03-24

At Grand Union Ticket Office
Tickets are on sale to all points
reached by the Denver II Rio Grande
Union Pacific system, Rock Island
route, Burlington route and all con
necting lines east west north and
south. Correct and reliable informa-
lion cheerfully given Sleeping car
accommodations secured, and baggage
.hecked to any point in the United
States or Canada.
A. JACKSON, General Agent
Central Block
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-03-24
COAL.

Everybody wants coal and everybody
wants to get it conveniently promptly
cheap and first class Orders left with
Pannebaker q Anderson will be filed
satisfactorily in every respect. Coal
yard near steel works
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-03-24
81 PERKINS FROM ruEurowx

The 81 Perkins comedy company will
be the great attraction at the Grand
opera house next Thursday night,
March 29th. All run lovers will
enjoy rare treat. A recent exchange
says sam T Burton made his first
appearance in this city yesterday as
81 Perkins. and was given un ovation
seldom accorded an actor in this place.
The appearance at midday of his
Country Band" with the red bandana"
waver in front. created II craze which
never lost its force until the conclusion
of the performance in the evening.
Shortly after o'clock the approach 10
Breed Hall was crowded with ticket
buyers, and every seat and every inch
of standing room was sold. There was
demand for seats beyond the supply
and many people were turned away be
cause there was not room to sccommo
cate them The drama was made up of
a series of thrilling scenes, bright and
humorous repartee, fine music and ec-
centric sayings. and through the entire
four acts the audience were bursting
their buttons off with laughter"
Seats on sale March %, al popular
| prices
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-03-24
California

You have been planning that California
trip Tor several years, Why not 60 now, and
take advantage Of the low railroad rates for
California NidWinter Exposition. AT san
Francisco open until June 1str From Jan
uary to June California is at its best. bright
Joyous, sunny days aboundng, And the
Fair Is worth seeing, too. II has the best of
Chicago's attractions, and new features Of
great Interest.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-03-24
MidWillter

When you 90, go quickly and comfortably
via Santa Fe Route. Positively the only
line with Pullman tourist and palace sleepers
Chica go and Kansas City 10 san Francisco,
Los Angeles and san Diego. without change.
Write to q. T, Nicholson. C. =. A, Topeka.
or j. p, Hall, Colo Pass Agt, Denver and
ask for nee copies Of ~To California and
Back" and Midwinter Fair literature
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-03-24
Republican Nominees.

Republican Nominees.
First ward-J NJ Woodard
Second ward-Frank p. Lannon
Third ward--w A A Brysop,
Fourth ward-Hsrvey Birch.
Fifth ward-Johu + Bishop.
Sixth ward-O. II Wheeler.
Seventh ward-AleS McGregor.
Eight ward-R. j. Bruner and NJ
Williams
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-03-24

That slow stove will do splendidly II
you barn Canon City coal. 'erder from
Herman = Dhloss.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-03-24
Look at This.

These are The prices of the standard
GOALS delivered by the only coal dealer
in Bessemer,
PASNEBAKER * ANDERSON.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-03-24
Look at This.

These are the prices of these standard
Goals. Delivered by the only coal
dealers in Bessemer,
fANNEBAKER 4 ANDERSON.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-03-24

position. Now that annexation took
place he remained an aspirant for alder
man. got the nomination and is now
before the people for their suffrage
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-03-24

most poor matters point to rich
ends The Tempest
Small deposits in the Central
National bank made regularly and
persistently, will in the end make
one rich,
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-03-24

T. W Lynch Is again doing lot of
papering and kalsomining on the G. c.
y l. ID. Go. houses
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-03-01
WONDERFUL SuN-Ci-CUOS.
Dr. 6toley's Theory OF Shining ti.o Shell
from VIIIcl, Radiation Proceeds.

| ~. StOIey'S LNcCfT OF HLLlihE CEC S1SsIS
| from vThIcl, Eadistion ProceoGs.
Theories as to what the sun is, and
how it manages TO supply such mar
vcllous quantity Of light and heat g.
very snail fraction Of which sufiices 10
keep the earth g living planet, must
always command great interest wien
| they come from men Of high standing
in science. Il such theories do not
cover the whole truth, at least they
| teach us something that we did not
know, or had rot thought Of before.
Recently DIR. G.. tombstone Stoney has
rcstat ted SONIC IDEAS Of his about the sun
which were originally put forth moro
than twenty-five years ago. lie thinks
that late discoveries have tended to con-
firm his theory.
In his view the philosophers, which
IS the shining shell of The sun that we
see, and from which most OF its radiaa-
ton proceeds, consists Of sooty clouds
raised TO Il temperature Of incandes-
ccnce These blazing clouds are or asl
average two or three hundred miles
broad and several hundred long. Be
tween tncru is seen q less luminous
background producing the appearance
OF pores. familiar to al who have looked
al the SIN wi.l. powerful telescope.
This darker background, according
to Dr. Stoncy, may be second layer Of
heated cloud composed of transparent
material which is capable OF scattering
The light thai falls upon it, while itself
rad;at:ug less abundantly than the
seo.y clouds above, SO that it appears
darker by comparison Or the dark
background may mark q level i'll the
sun where q sudden increase Of density
md an abrupt change from the trans
parent atmosphere above TO a condition
Of orocity beneath take place. This
would present the appearance OF tho
|3refccting surface OF /, molten ocean.
Such an ocean would also radiate less
ubuDlanIy than Che clouds above, thus
appearing darker. The dark centcrs OF
sunspots arc, according to the theory,
paris CT the same underlying ocean of
inconceiyab]y hot vapor, OF liquid
which yet does not shine Gs brilliantly
rs the upper clouds.
This idea that the ccnters Of sun
apots, which netimes appear actually
black, ;-rc in fact only dark by com
parison Is not, OF course, Il new one.
We know, indeed, by experiment that
the darkest part Of q spn-spot is really
brightcc fllin g calcium light. T!iip',,
Their. oif t;,e blazin. spiendor Of the
kt,i.a,itsEate f,oiar clonds which are
cars.',lq9 vi making 50 radiant q bright
ncsss. ~ back rs night.--Youth's
Gais,:s& 49,
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atS5RN4&s

Said sale shall be made for cash as
to 50 MICH OF the purchase money IS
MAJ be requisite TO Pay the costs CT
sail. sui; ana saio. ail expenses iretf-
red by The plaintiff colnYnny IN NE eS
ecu;!on OF ibis truss, as set forth in
TIC .ai.: decree; "a. principal OF the
bonds secrr>d in the said deed Of
trust, viii. interest thereon stree tie
l.; day O; December, ISL, aad Inter
c~t-upoa each successive ins'aiiMe''t
OF interest, evidenced h. coupons at
tachcd to said bonds, from Che date
the7 fell due to tic day Of sale.
Ii is estimated hat lie CASH ncces-
sary to fulfill lhe above requirements
will amount to about ;12,DNooa.
As to The residue Of 'ie said rnr-
chase money, any, i,eYe shall be al
lowed E cre,;i: CT ono, two aAd 'hrcc
Years from date of:aIe, Ike purchaser
giving bond fortle deferred payments
bearing interest from date nad secar-
cd by deed cf trust on said property
l>i:t.S. u. FORD.
Boaa IS required - Tie decree in
the cause I'll ;hs Cchtr.,i 'i'rus; Com
pany OF New iorI: VS.. ihe Big Stone
Gap Water Company and othcr5' with
approved curity given hy Chas. u.
Dlackroyl, Gaze %: HE commissioners
nan,sd, The decree permitting either
10 act;
WYATT III, Elicit,
Cis.i; e. s. Circuit Court,
at I4ynciburg.
January aGtn, 1891.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-03-01

NIEClNi Il: III lie ticrk olilcc Oh
the Circuit Court for the County OF Wise
on the 5th dny OF February. 1894. At
rules.
john c. Haskell: as't, plant'h.
BIG Stone Gap oollisry Corn charccry
pary ct ais, defendants.
Tic object o; this suit i TO have de-
clared forfeited for breach of conditions
Il certain lease. executed by John &.
Haskell, agent, 10 Joseph Il. Allen, en-
hracing 900 acres OF coal land near
Eorton, Vie County, Virginia, which
lease bears date, on The '!1tll da. OF De-
tober, 1892, and Ehcl! was assigned BY
said Allen to the Big Stone Cap Colliery
Company Also to have declared forfeit
ed for breach OF conditions inodiiiaa-
ton Of said lease executed br aai'! John
1 Haskell, a-oM, to ] J. :, RccsiTcr.
dated jnne So, li>.,;; an" /: i.avc a t;:
cree d.c~ii:,o 'esior*'lcil 10 Jotr =.
Hasteii, asci.l, .; he premises described
iii said j I, Allen i.aae. ai'd r,cdi;ic"-
ton, and if necessary 20 haze mand&to-
~ Injunction 10: that purpose; ;nd for
o.or proper relief. And an affidavit hay
iuo been made and filed t!'ai TIE defend
ants, p. b. warner, iii his own right,
p. B. Warner, Trustee, for
Mrs. Kate III. Alien, Kate II. Alien. p. j.
sI;iia:4, Il. a.. Sanne-, I. $. Cam2beil, j..
ii Alien, Y. i. l!.n4us, v. D. Osborne,
and T. Osborne, pnt'ners trading IS y.
D. O4lIcrnc & Ga. afe residents d! l,:c
State Of Virginia; and an affidavit having
been also made aE. filed thai there are, or
mas lie, parties Interested in fllc subjec,
to be disposed q in this suit whose nas!es
are unknown, aid IS said parties IN
kncwr, IA we'll rs said nom residents,
have, III the b:l fled in hi: cause, Gccn
raa,ic PARTIES ,cltrianis 10 this suit, il
is ordered that they in appear here with
in S days after dGs publication hereof,
and DO What ii.a: rs necessary to protect
their interest in ibis suit. And il ie' fu.
ther ordered that a copy hereof De pub
lished one, week fer foar weeks ia the
Bis Stoue Gap rosl', aad tilai :; Copy here
oi ne posted 1T the FROM door OF the
Court; house ot this County or he first
das u he mex. tcs:n ct the County Court
OF said County. : coY9-l'e4ie:
y. 3 klLGORG, G.erk.
Is. G. A. join son, D. G.
r. A. AYERS s. JOS. L. KEiLt,
Counsel for linintli-. 7iG
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NOTICE.


biG SroaH GAP, y, i ID. >, 1921.
I nlert;ng oitie creditors and stock :
holders o. The 8apE Of Biz Stone Gap is
ncrely called i,r ;iareh end, lta4, Mt II
o'c!cck Il. ~. II lie former 'is;co OF said
Bank in Gig Store Gap, "a 'Fiae object
ofiIis meeting is nut the status Of asnirs
of The Rank may he fully understood by
and that the cause OF ac-
tiou as 10 proceedings to realize or the
Banks assets may be diseesses, and the
wishes ofthe parties in interest under
stood by the undersigned, ard to fake
my action that may then be deemed i'd
visible. respectfully,
Wa. i sfeislvrr
Assignee Bank Of Bis tpnc Gap.
II. G. Nlei1owrtL, IN,
Holder ofsone.lehIh Of The capital stock.
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sgsy.TREIIfya NJ ~ the G :, ~
IL ffrrnit C5art 0f tlo County o. J" ~
81, .ti,s 18Th day Of FehruaFss ioss. 81
Al IL aud g. D. 5ss, lawyers
and nartuers ulldsy the i,aMe 49,.
and. styIa of a. j. and ) Y. c,..,4.a.r
2 Hay, Plaintiffs. oha''s
Against 80
1,or. sno,fb Foendryanl Ma- ~. ~
,bincW o.ks ct ais, defendants ., ~
Mo ol,;oct OF .Lis suit is to- a'taca ~
,f . leIzt due to the Portsmou !,
T ~, And Machine Torks by inc 'thc:
.nnalael,;an Steel ard IRON Company ~
nacc ssary o pay rlia claim o. /, me AN
fifs against said Portsmouth, foasu. s.s 10" %
Macfine Works for 5000 ana ,costa =.
tT,issuif. and TO enforce the a', :, y
lion Of said Plaintiffs against salH o'Sn.p"
nv for said sum OF money q ~ ~, n.'u ~
- tayiur been made and filed that the
,,oT,,,,dapts. Portsmouth Foundry aaa oi"
s,,i,se works. a corporation ehaTtsI req a'l's
ora,n;yeil unt.critile lawslcF the state OF
nL;o il not a resident os. The state OF
v;rg;,ia. It is ordered that il do appe"r
bs ~ within, Is days after due. pSpi!ca''o''
.i,,tros. aud do What may be Ecc'ssa,s ~
nr,teet its iitersst in ti'is SUIT ,,. Ana !, =
luther ordered th.t q cor. !'ortss nc
nul.lished once week for I9a: weeks III
t,,a Ei@ Stone Gap Posr, ard that cop;
10 nasfed ut The front door Of TIE court
,,onse of this County eli lie first Day OF
the next tc.n Of the coant5 Court.
COPY ". j. NI.GoRE, Clerk,
~, +. G. A.JOHNS0H, D. G..
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HUMOROUS.

"A plain dinner to-day IS better chan
q i,i.nqnot next week. truth.
Tic best rcsne;,y for sali-oonccit i:
to be well ;;iiltrodacoa to Son:sclf.-
Rams Horn.
MILTON is regular mouse in dis
position, isn't he?n Great jupiter,
no; his wife hasn't an idea OF being
afraid of him "-Inter-Ocean.
your neighbor appears 10 hare
failed q good many times" Just
twcnty-four times. The, next will be
his silver bankruptcy" - FlfegcnGe
Biaotter
--''How can you be certain that ii
was as late as two O'Clock wilen Harry
came In Last night?" May-Hecause
he stumbled over a.. chair without
swearing out loud.
--:'Stigglcs says tie doesn't care for
public promilenceana iscontent to live
in 4 little world Of lis own That's
stigcles all ove-. T.rell;-st;lg!y want
ing the earth '-Butfalo Courier.
Postal Clerk-"This letter is too
heavy, Miss: you want 10 pat another
two-cert stamp GA is Hiss innoccnce
Tint won't that make il heavier
still::'--Raylnond's Monthly.
-Naun.: A1an--''i want an engage
,7lc-.. ,,in@" Jeweier-'Yes, Sir. About
what si@e?" Young hiar-''l don't
know exactly, but she can twist ne
around her little finger. "-Tit-Bits.
AT the Salon-..'C you tel rae
-vhat that picture represents" That
is Queen Cleopatra. lave .you never
heard OF her. Never in NY LIE. |
seldom read the papers. "--L'Intran
si@eant.
u woullin't think marriage would
seem mrci, like u lottery TO Catch
many" well, I woald. Hes been
,narl.:ed three times and each time &
sortnnc. 81 know, hut every time lie
had to take :; wife, too
- hear s'ar]lar has written q
novel" .'Yes, s';successful:" VERY.
Whole edition sold in two iiours.' in
deed! that's fine" ooh no. His
fathcr-ip-law bought it in for his
daughters sake. '---Hasper's Hazar.
Mrsl,man-.D you know that If /
1rial1 u single glass Of that beer it GOES
to MY headas-N Sharp-'' Intelligent
beer?'' observation-disclosures tlat?"
Sharp Way. it seems to know where
to find the most room. ~ o!lers Ga-
actte.
Mrs Nuwetl ~ ,sa1;t to confess
something to YOU. dearest, deceived
you about NY age; it is more that
told you M. Ns,wea- Then ] may
rs we'll reciprocatc, darling. DO
ceiyed gen a bond my income; it is less
than told you. Harper's Dazar.
:. -Dimling Ceiling his storyl-..Woll,
sir. when J.. reached thal'iver the last
ferry-bo,t was gone ] could sec it
approaching fiie opposite side. SO /
sntdown to tl,io.s it oyer Totling
with deep INTEREST," And lid you sue.
ceed in getting II back by tl,atmothod7.
--Brooilyn Life.
Ono Fool Enough.
Mf. Uptown boulevard went to a
,nes1nerade ball asa harlequin. "a few
days afierw3rd an intimate friend
sssel him for the loan Of Ills costume
TO attend Il siuaiiar OCCASION. @
mo, Ell, WEES the reply, II allow
nobody TO insise q fool Of himself in my.
Gesture except myself Texas slit.
ings,
Igss IN eeSl Sc
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