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Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1894-05-12
TIC Princess Eat.--:y.f:,

The Pziucess Eei:vi5 Ra.12iviiil, who
aicSi ii Nice . few weeks ago, gave up
the export unity OF g brilliant life and
marriage to become & Sister Ct Mercy.
Until the t;1:lo Cf her se1ious illness size
Lad beca the head CT St Jcsep].'s Ilospi-
tai, il fotsdam, Germany The rrin-
cess was q member Of tie famous Polish
Eadzivi2l family, whose representatives
Lave obtained high places il Germany,
Austria and Russia. The CID Emperor
William fell III love with 9 l;G,lrI,ta1, Of
the house, then & member cf the P..3.s-
sian court, and far i've years resisted
threats and G1ztt-es;tties OF the psrt Of lis
family in his determination to mary
l1er lie finally gave il, however, aid
married q princess; Il tie housc Of SAKE
Woz11s;z, ;3,:t 1:oycr forgot nis j-:::t love.
His i.>s-oz'ito a;li:.ta1t up to the ti-.1a cf
lis death vas G l,;;,,s,:.i.Tili, the Her]:; W
Ct tho woman wllo L.: s,>-1 h;s heart
--~Ioocl,2o Letter
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The following letter, written i'll Tal
ian, has reached the finance committee
Of the Liverpool CITY corporation, whose
duty it is to elect a successor to Mr
Best, one CT tie greatest cr5arists q
the century. Appended is free t1;,1,s-
iatiCl Of the 1niSsive:
offer myself as 3 candidate for the Office Of
organst of ST. Georges hall. For many Years
lave been grinding an organ il the streets s,i
I4iverp, oil and r;ltepstyer | an! bvcolii-
Ing tired OF o,:tloor work and would like some
iusi lie occupation; hence my application. The
laecanism Ut the iNs; rum, Mt scuid be ii! cred
I 0 suit my style Of playinG-that IS Tie ratary
style, Which :: essentially popular. Your lts12l-
BE servant. &c.
-LiyerpcOl Mercury.
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ss:n TT, aged Is, and i9n:alino
Franklin, ageel 10, v-c-c tsi1;tt,? i. mar
riase at the homo Of the bid, !; father
at CUlIy, a i~w miles vaat oI tbs place,
Cn the oycEi1ig Of tho 9Th ut. THIS
phenomenal wedding breaks t.e record
il tie annals; Of Lsteha1' : isi>5oly. NcT-
CT hes there been g wedding; when tie
bride ard S-cc.,, wee bcth 50 young
since LctcIer had lCGil l,cE-c{l iro,.l the
maggie Hills a-.d peaks Ct Ferry I'D II::r
la'l c53gls:ti,es ard J.nitcl ITO ore bright
;.i1d PHOSPHORUS IeoTle. ! Is s2id that
ibis young couple looked IS chilG-lz
while they were he:l,g tc.itcd IS c1:e.
When the time came for tie g1aozn to
say Il do he became involved in a
Lig laugh, which lasted TIL all was
over x c,;.5,7t?- rc,-- III !7c'e0
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a SMOOTH ENcL!sHMAN.
Specimen of the scamps Who Slip Into
American Society to Its Detrirlent.

A young Englishn;an, ''of good fam
ily," Of course-all English,nan are
hes been detected in stealing right and
left from prominent New York families
who had received him On terms Of IL
tiracy. The fanny Part Of the business
is that the young Englishran was a self
confessed thief il his csgn country, had
received letters of introduction to New
York people and been shipped over here
N order that he might make a living.
His name is withheld cut CT considera-
ton for the families With whom he has
associated here and whom he has rob-
bed. Having been exposed, he has re-
tired with a choice collection Of scarf
pins, si,verware and substantial wad
Of greenbacks, which viii keep him III
I'll be finds another opportunity to re-
plenish his stock.
This pathetic tale leads ne to make a
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1894-05-12
A New Style OF I.itclsirg Post.


Dwight Platt Of Milford, Conn, hitch
ed his OK team, loaded with lumber, to
some freight cars standing on o side
track near the Milford railway station
one day last week aEd went i:.to neigh
boring hoste;1y to recuperate. A freight
train came along about that time, and
coupling on the cars without noticing
the team started up. The oxen never
went SO fast III their lives as they did
during the next few seconds, aud their
,,ath was screwn with lumber for some
distance The team was discovered by d
brakeman before tho c:zen were injured,
however, and Mr. Platt now uses ordi-
uary hitch;ng posts. Courant.
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Young King Alexander Of scrvia' $
existence is not very cheerful for lad
Of II. He rises It o'clock and goes
out riding. Returning, he reads the
newspapers-three German and seven
French journal.s-ald then gives au-
Giences from 10 to i. The afternoon is
spent in more audiences and tral2sact:ng
state business, with the exception Ct q
short drive. AT 5 the king Irosides at a
ministerial council. Dinner follows,
snd By / | the lights are out III the pal
e.-3elgrade Letter.
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Rear Admiral Jcec-h s S,zerrett OF
tne Asiatia Squadron, WHO cane to his
rank Oh tie l55rh ut, T.; fer his
12it.7la name 5alarhicl. lis .,)a:,..,;, i'm
pressed with Ev2Gssc,sa Sues :t2-y oG The
Wandering jew gave t..cir h@;sy tie
Jews ra1:2c Tie admiral y-2s Ohio
born, and a great friend OF tic Iavoacs.
His assignments to duty during the civil
war, owing to suspicion Of tie lGEalty
of some Ct his family, were 1.o55 s-eh as
70 secEIe him as Greas CHANCES for fight
ing service as Others Of his rank eil-
jGyed. He is 3 greet seaman, a great
! ader, a great family mar, {. member
CT the E~ctherhood CT St A-.t7rev; ard
E, dovcct Christian re is Gl YRS OLD.
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THE OLDEST TWINS.
Elvira and EIlnira Fife of Petertoro, \. T.,
Are Entitled to TIE Ionor.

At c:arboro, II. Il, 1--we Elvira and
Elmira Fife, who claim to be and prob
ably are the Oldest twins living. Next
August they will be IS. At TIC age OF
Il they entered the employ Of a local
manufacturing company, and for GO years
they remained on its pay roll, the max
in,um wages earned being 80 cents per
day and the minimum /! cents for three
days labor
A Boston Journal reporter recently
visited them.
''Is it true you have never ridden OF
g railroad t1ain?" qucried he
IT is, vas the reply, land, what is
moro, " said bot, in ono voice, we noy-
er will. Although tie Boston and Maine
railroad has run cars within 10 rods Of
cur door ever since they blilt tie road
into this ton, VIC hare never vet enter
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O. tuesday t::;e president signed tie
Oil tc protect birds and iui,1lai5 ia the
Yellowstone Park aud provide for the
pu1l.lInlciti oi offenders. The bill pro
,;aes sc! eic eilaI:ies for tie killing OF
game within the Park ana places it int e
United <1tatGs Judicial district of yc-
ming ans. viii be governed hJ the laws
cf that state in force when the offences
were committed. No fishing shall !sc
done III any other way than by hook
and iine. A commissioner appointed
by tho United States circuit court Of
Wv ominy is TO reside ia the Park Hilo
will have jurisdiction to hear and act
upon ;iIi complaints made OF any viola
tions Of The law or Of the rules and
regulations made by the secretary Of
the interior for the government of the
Park The depredations committed
recently by the poaoler, Howell, led to
the present action taken by congress
in passing s;,ci az excellent law This
is theonly spot in the Rocky mountain
country where the big game can be pre-
served and soon some provision must
be made to provide feed for the animals
now ranging there CT they must go to
tie foothills Of the lower country dur
ing The winter months where they will
not lie projected from the skin hunt
evs
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Spring! 3 Opening!
JOHN =. .LCGEisA=1P,
ne CEo5sfisr and Famous
CE:%sszttoY

" iSil;s 70 announce To the
general public that his i'm
nense stock Of Spring Goods
is mostly all opened and ready
for inspection. Showing new
styles in gents light weight
suits in light and medium col
ors. Selected specially for
this trade.
Your attention is called to
our all wool grey and small
check Suits. New this season
and beau Il ulIy made at *lo.5o.
All vool suits, imported
cheyiots at 81, s;13 and SO,
sulloassas anything we ever
offered at the same prices here
tcforc. We have On hand the
largest stock Of Trousers ever
opened by any enc firm in this
locality aud we are sure to
please ii. that department.
New lines III fancy shirts,
coloreel ant: plain black sateons
and fancy linen goods. Shirts
that are made to 1T.
Underwear in the various
Ne;; lit; and all sizes.
Boys Suits. s Boys Single
Pants, short ;;E.>; lcr:s. EcyS'
Waist.
Mems Shoes from Ike fines;
French Calf and Kangaroo
hand se',c<l, al grades Jovl
to Miners and FjoH shoes.
Boys "A=i c;litiT@Hs' shoes.
Ladies me \ II AMI Don@so]a
shoes including tie rev Tan
$ s"at,cs and nice Oxford ~.
CGr velvet Oxford tie at -
cents makes people wonder
Ao1N they can be made for the
alone.y III st;ch qua !'5y.
1's'Hs 1:ne >tttSoa Hats
inat!e specially fo1' tI''s firm II
'>te1ao1i most aIol .1oVeii fash
;oE*.
:, '7'5',>' ~. :: '''','', ~. : "'S' i
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A MODERN WITCH.
Si:a Plays Upo:, a san::meE.ta! Evcr.,;'.::'s
E,artst rings to the Tune g: cG:} francs.

Sic Plays Ira:, a S2n.:nez:ta! E-Gr.,a...'s
Ecar t7tri11ays t., t;,e Tune CT .,cG;2 Francs.
A very curious case Ct witcllcraft t.
which carries Us back to tie middle ages
has just been examined u tie corrcc-
tioLal appeal court. 4 middle aged Ia
Gy, q vears cf age, living ct Eoz:taine
bleau-Mlle. Bauchet-wiailel to know
whether her lover, q handsome soldier,
would ever return, so she NcEi t3 con
suit Nine. Brethcat11 That reputcd
witch Immediately ANNOUNCED to her
client that she lad been pl@cc5l l7.-e,er a
spell, and that 1t was aGse:-5 to iclaovc
It. To accomplish tbs C4 francs 20 cen
times, q sheet fs5ld q ci.Cznisc wee rec
essary. The money and the articles were
brought the re1t Gay by Mile. Ecuc!let.
Nine days later Nine. BretLear.z said
that she lad removed the spell which
had been thrown on Mile Eal:yhet, !3-lt
she lad discovered shat tie witches Of
the county il which her lovcr vcs iv-
ing had thrown a spell Oh Kim. The
witch declared she WcE1!d s::,ccccd i,
saving him, but to do SO slle waited lGl
francs and dozen linen pocket hand
kerchiefs.
A few days later the ingenious c,aoat
succeeded ii getting lcr victim to give
Eer 81 additional sum cf 600 francs on
the pretelt that she had been obliged to
burn a gold ceucifz at tie shrine Of the
Virgin, and that she must s. Oh with
Eer incaltaticsls if the soldiers life was
to be saved It was not till some time
after this-after M.1e Eretlle2uz Eaa
swindled her Of 915 francs 50 celtil1es,
to say nothing Of the sheet, halaeizel
chiefs, etc.-that the contl1i,s victim
related her adventure to less creGulols
friend aid at length discovered she had
been swiIdled. The case vas tried at
FcntSinebleau, where I-3e Erethea1s
was condemned to three no,.rlis i-.lp-,iis-
c12leEt. The appeal court confirmed tie
sentence. Par Correspondent.
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EH -
4 GES. .RTED CITY.
Capable &C Hn..iiE.z; :s,s.,o@o. end .et No ~.
man Is.iii. hes III It.

A party Of ;ezch:aologiats just 1ot1--n@l
here from the northeast corner Of NO
Dakota tel q thrilling stv1y C }
abandoned city o. West Lvno.c. TIE y
is desolate aid gen; 70 lccsy. u
traffic goes on i'll il; streets o., bs..;it:c
IL lis stores 70 ho.,os ;,re /, It's etv-c
iags. TI.c s,gSc;s s,.a G-;,e:etl, have SIX
walls, ',2a trees en-! si}zuhi2ly Ho:.ri i
il the yards surrounding tao rc14si2ny> ;,
b,st all is silence and loneliness.
The town Is oppogite l.,oisol., .i.,s
Gcross the 1ia-ito',a lire t-,1.i 81. VI
cent. There c.1 tv7o ::;lees - t:la Il
river ard within slll area CT fYur *. ,..;.rl
miles, are four tow. -F3i2.s1 1sol, w
Lynne, W;nstoz2 and Pc...D..!..
The histol. CT lie i'la2e i; enc & t.,:o
1omances Of town b--ildinr II ~ loo
period, when Winnipeg wa ne 4lctrc,--
ciis Of tie north. Some s>,1c:,,ors, vi. /
more fertility t..:2- ssru;,'e.;, plated a,.,l
exploited 81 city CT tie 1;vsr - y POI t
where tli2y cl;,i,f.o>! the Great torthc-, +,
Was to cross, i,,tst2.-H capitalists Ucc.e
becoming Interested, sid 1lo.2y VIZ
plenty. The.e >:,;::s 20 ;,l,.,:.l ;.,3o-2t t..
actual construction CT that tt557g2,, but u
substantial reality.
A nl;;s, naIei. Murray CT C,l:ca~owS3
the agent. lie sold los 3t ;.lotioa f2l
5000 each. While Eo vo..isl lie sell
i1..er, & telegram. woli>i co1ac Eo;ifyin,:
aiia Ct the sale Of q cczz',s.,i.a I}o;, and it
would be withdrawn I'i,cl lie sold a.
joining lots st advanced prices IL.
was the broker feature. Moa;1tiino by!il,,~
lag was progressing.
No board sl.s,ities, wood walls =.
canvas shells, but landsonc %trrct.r,
of brick CT l--,s,,2Jc-, thoroughly ti1isIl
il approved style, wcro ercctctl anll IT,
day TIE tow, i; Il handsome Lat ,,aelt. )
to Tie cratluiit,y OF so1lo 81
tho la1'd:hoo1 Of otlel-s.
It has uil5ili::yrss which cost l-orl So
coo to s. 600, and the bridge, w7.it
cost $500, 600, and is cen@b!c Ct liol.lir
g population CT a0,CIo, IN! yet 10 l1,-
man being lives in iladc1phia
Times.
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SHAVED HER HUSBAND.
Haw Eait;nsocc LADY r:aised .tc,.cy IL
Assis. In improving Shuzc:, Property.

hssW Eaitsmocc LADY [:aisfG .tG!:cy 10
Assist In improving Shuzc:, Property.
Tho ladies Of Memorial Protestant
Episcopal Church CT tie Loly Comforter
a1e industriousiy working to improve
the church property. Some time ago
they get together, and ;ftcr Gisc1asins &
waEs and l..oal:s cs@h pledged koracf to
raise {: certain sa,n Of Ilc.oy within two
months The time having expired,
meeting was held Tuesday night to re-
Late experiences ard to Learn the resalt
Of the various undertakings Each iaGy
returned her card with larger sIl,n
than she pledged herself for.
The methods used to raise TIC lncIcy
wee almost IS varied as tie E1nlbovs
Ct tic cards. One l;,s.,y E1aelc and sold
soup, the profit from which supplied
her with money to redeem her pledge
Another sold cakes, ;;..oci,tr candy, and
another made ;:,.G sold <sress.ys One lady
adopted 4 novel plan to rai:e The FROM
isod money. She has not only ;,t51'ol:@s
nerves and q steady hard, h;.t :, husoaus:
who has great faith il her, for he las
allowed her to shave him &n,l Paid
her tilo price which he usually paid LIS
barber. The report does net gay any
thing about the condition ct his face
after tie two months had passed BY
tLo united efforts CT tho ladies q large
sum s,-;;:s realized, which will Eo used
to roi1cyate tie church. l.--Cal ltiIEole Sun
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conc ~ cl-:oa OF a PALS CT Eta,HE s
= Remarkable Feat Z. Surgery Performed
by I. Eiar:s Physician.

1t tho Eic5tre hospital, il Paris, the
well Known surgeon, II. Landry, per-
formed . curious operation cn & work
nan Of belgian nationality. The Bel
gial2, It a,;.1cs;rs, got GluIk and vas TAX
en to the police station ct Ge12ril1y whom
il q state CT utter lie. io!oss1.css. While Le
was il the cells ;sc,c:ller ei:zlllzii.d, 2 ne
challical engineer named Mac'ae,t, was
brought il i: ;s state bordering, OF Gclir-
ilnl trcszie1s. EEachalt was IL z terribly
excited state, and ne ATTACKED his fellow
prisoner Wit, ex:raoldina5y foroc:tyv,
ctr::ii-i::1g hil3, end, horrible to rela1e,
biting c;f both lis caIs. ....
Whom llo oal-zo to himself, Ezachc..e
became vcry Eclitez2t and asked to he
taken to the bedside Of lis victim, WHO
was row i'll the Electro hospital. III or
der t. ;;slz lis fo1,sg;;y oncss. IL. Landry,
who was there, sad:
"shocld you Ike to give lirl bca.cI;
hi: eGrs?''
sCertai.n'JJ-, - said the 11s;:l.
'.,1.7i1an,' said the doctor, "lct re cut
q couple Of small slips 81 flesh from
yo':l: ss,i'l,a, s.>d it can ho done. -
tS7l2o 1.1ssl consented, and the doctor
did c3 Lo had suggested The pieces of
flesh he ahapol as we'll IS he could to
tie likeness CT CO.'S and joined tllc1-. to
the wounded places Acccrs1ins 70 tie
latest accounts, the operation les been
g complete Success -Loi-1c-l A--awcrs.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1894-05-12

Europe wailts gold mere than tho
United States does and is getting some
from Us, says the St. Louis Globe
Denocr:s. When a few more millions
Of it goes out doubtless the price Of
u1o1ey will rise here and the;, the gold
viii come back So long as we refrain
from vicious financial legislation We
viii have ali the gold We need at al:
times.
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Willows Pensions In Virginia.

Numbers OF persons are applying to
the auditor Of public accounts to get
state pensions for widows Of Confeder-
ate soldiers. All Of these do not under
stand that these pensions are only given
TO widows (re1nail;is unmarried whose
husbands lost their lives during the
war.
Widows whose husbands have died
"since the war; are not entitled to pen
sions under the existing law.-Rich-
.aAe,G DisD@tch
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1894-05-12

After the vote il the house unseating
Mr. Hilboril Of California lis friends
gathered around HIN il the cloalroozl
to extend to him their sympathy and
good will. "Well, Hilborn,' said one
Of them, you are certain to cone back
again, SO you ought rot to feel bad. =
eyes" said lsir Hilborn ii his dry
way, I'VE all cherish the Christian be-
lief III the resurrection, but / don't
think that entirely racolcilcs Us to
death Washingtcn Post.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1894-05-12

Last year Memorial Day in Red Lode
vas nos Observed; in a 1n3nna. 20 reflect
credit oa tie patriotism o. orr citizors.
we hope this viii not occfr again til
year, and nould s11zgeaatts ::i,;st Union
services he held hy the religious de-
nomination Il nothing more.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1894-05-12

stia;s;;le es, II. L,,,es;a,se' Over the Dcsira
Of Women to I.:..o / !, s,isic.-ii1:s, Cars,

a. Stiis;aoGie Ca 1ia 4ti;fSfI ever the IsSSir?
Of Women to I...:c IL S1slc1-iI:s, Cars.
Eis.isil1ae.l aid No1uo-l have ?jccn
discussing, to tie extent Of column after
column the Indignant letters il ono ofi
the G-eslt Gc,:lics On a subject which, It
is safe to say, viii not socn arise Oh
,vour side ct the Atlantic It is g Groy-
ing practice Ct wczaen to ride in the
smoking compartments, Of the railway
carriages AL tie woman haters have
joined THO cllt1rls Of tlcnunciaticn Of the
il2vaaioc1. They argue t!3.t the sigil
'S5nlo11illg' lncans for E,cn Only, just as
other compartments aze reserved for
women only. This is resented by the
Lew privilege seeking women, some Of
whom admit frankly that they love to-
Is,cco fumes, while others allcgc tie Sd
loe1ior germ killing and sanitary ;,fivan-
ta:scs Ct {; tobacco laden atmosphere IN
rroz,2lscuou5 company.
The n.cl rctort that selfish women 90
among the smokers because they receive
ccJ,itesics AID attentions which they Go
l1ot get from their own Sex. The squab-
lie IS developing q degree Of heat ard
Bitterness that is truly Alarming Lon
dcl Ger. NcF,7- York Sun.
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Four. a Fortune Through, ClaiEvcyaHt.

Melton Chaee cf Auburn, Me-, who is
reported to have fallen heir to fortune
Ct So, coo, 0G0, is i'll tliis city and con-
firms the story Ct Lis sood fortune. A
few months age d clairvovant told Chace
that there was large estate awaiting
Him and advised him to find his half
brother. He found the missing relative
William T. Phel1s-in this city, and
CT investigation learned that t7,-o uncles
Lad died ii San Francisco some tine
ego, without leaving wills, and their
property. which is said to be worth
about :,5, eco, Geo, has since been III tic
care Of the state. Boston Globe.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1894-05-12

The Burlington road has cut the
fifth class freight rates from Chicago
70 Colorado no:nts from 75..s.toss25 cents.
IF they keep his up Montana can ax-
rect cheap freight IS soo;i as tli::4t road
Is flushed into the state.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1894-05-12

Senator kyle,Tssof South -Dahot:s,f is
being sroomed as the pcpulisi'5 ca1c':-
date for the presidency. "A preacher
president would cause consterraa:on
in she- political rings.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1894-05-12

After being. reported bE the COM
mittee Canada passed her tariff biiI in
a dag. If-this country. gets sl,er PRES
ent tariff bill passed in six months it
viii lie q great surprise to the leorla.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1894-05-12

The CoSey movement has resulted
ID q ccni2lote failure ali over The
country owing probably to lack Of
concerted action. The prompt recog-
milton OF !imetaIlism on the part II
the most i, ointment citizens Of eastern
cities as soon rs the Coxeyites CO the
western states began to move east is a
esult of the scare. The demand for
more silver currency is nov made from
Hi over tie world and the Wall stree:
and london gi2ou!s are being over
Ahyi1ned oy superior forces.
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ROGER DEIavS TD-.
Planted by tie :s., s,r:,:siic Il the Esoa-ts
to t.a..c TIE L:i.ri's Coffin.

/
Fifty years ago Roger Dryzry Of Web
stc- county, Ky, then 10 years o-.',
planted the stone cf q cherry list lie
had eaten On the farm CT his father. 1t
took root and i'll q few years heoa1ae s.
prolific tree ai.G: was Known ) tho fam
ily as Rogers plant. = EroEl yaar to
year the lad collected and solI tho prod
uot, Invariably l1oa1;iils the money To-
coi7el, cyo:l aftt1. lie had ;stt,i.1ss{ 1.sa5.-
hood, vas married and had ch:Il11all of
his own, who aiitel ii TIC 1:,c.,:e
Ct tie fssrzl boGuoatlled by Ii; L ffsa.t;lor.
Last szs1G1lcr, il Lis s:zti&st:a yea.r,
Roger Di:ury's health declined and be
came seriously impaired, and at the
same time the cherry tree manifested
7:linlistaEable cvitto,.ccs Of t:sca-, when
the Old mai had it cut down and sawed
into boards, from which ha ,1rd his cot
fiji constructed, fer utilization when tie
fil:al s;U1n1ncils ca1z:o. Three We. is aea
he WAS compelled to resort to Lis bed,
when he sent fer al undertaken and
gave f!lal directions for the cor~in's
trimmings, expiring shortly aftc1rwar(l
The funeral expenses were betrayed from
the fund saved !3y the ss,le Of the cher
ries Of the tree planted II lis b0yhoca
tine.--Hel,G5crscl (-y. Co1-csEoldcnt
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EM.--AA!r.Hk ceEC rHf Ti,..-:::, r..c..::--gJ.
Why s.c.ac A-c, viii, Il tx ef r.cney : n,

Eot So Happy as Gi!,c->.
feel genuine so-row for a m.n who
has q pot OF mo2cy III bank drawing 70
interest. 1t spoils his digestion, rualc.,
his tc.apor an,! keeps hin. awake nights.
While the Ea21l WHO hasn't anything
ard doesn't expect to lave anything il
sound asleep, the man with idle money
is tossing ca his coach Of anxiety.
There arc ID tempting Investments
being offered tho man Who 1aaT need
his cash within six months ;;z:i cannot
therefore salt it down in resi- estate.
The banks Of Now York ale Ect paying
interest. The savings bank; azc, but
they have q gooi many safeguards
against q rnan getting his money out ii,
a pinch. The regular banks are suffer
ln5 from 81 extraordinary glut of money.
cy.
''Illteresti" exclaimed an Official Of
cl.c CT these coEcc-ns 10 a customer
with Il S=;2o, 900 Iala,1ce "Nrhy, it is d
favor to take care Of your money fer
you Wed rather Tot have It 50 far as
any advantage to Us goes We have Sd
much O., hard that we can do any
thing with it. We are just loaded up
with funds at pres2nt and nobody look
ing for money Legitimate Investment
seems at a sta13d3tili hereaboc;ts. Tho
rest of the banks are III the same fix
So the Customer came away, g!oonlily
figuring up the difference between HIM
self and the Esan with nothing bu5 %
clear consciencc.-Ne"vY York Herald.