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8even Runs and Eishf Errors-
GRAND RAPIDS. July 1.-The Gold
loGs' tried to make their errors exceed
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Jockey Matthews Hurt.

kANSA CITY, NO., July Hockey
j. Matthews on Leumbria was badly hurt
to-day, the horse running into the fence
and breaking Matthew's leg and smash
ing his foot. One favorite. Roy. 3 to 2.
won the last race in fast time. In the
handicap, Fonschway, at 6 to 1, won by a
neck from Euna, the favorite, at 5 to 2.
The latter should have won the race. being
three lengths ahead in the stretch, but
Zuebler lost his stirrup and could not
catch II again. Aladdin, 4 to 1; Emperor
Billet. 4 to /. and Thurman, Is to /, won
the other events. Thurman being heavily
backe Track fair; attendance good. Sum-
maries:
First Race-Seven-eighths of a mile. AL
ladin, 4 to /, won; Furlong, z to /. second;
Ion Overton, 5 to 2. third. Time, 1:32!1a.
Second-Five-eighths of a mile. Emperor
Billet. 4 to /. won; Republic, IL to /, second;
Wakenda, 6 to /, third. Time, 1:0412.
Third-Five-eighths of a mile. Thurman,
5 to / won; DR.. McAiester, 6 to s. second;
Poll Tax. 100 to l, third. Time. 1.O31s..
observation-disclosures of a mile.
Fonschway. s to !, won; Euna. 5 to 2 sec
ond; Bob Carter, 3 to 1, third. Time, 1:37.
Fifth-Five-eighths of a mile. Roy. 3 to
2, won; John p, 20 to 1. second; Major
Dripps, 2 to /, third. Time, 1:03%.
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Forecnst for d

c. F. r. W~APPENHANS,
Local Forecast Official.
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rhursday,s Local Observations.

Bar. Ther. R.H. Wind. w'ther. Prec.
a. m..sSds s. 8 South; Clear; oSe
Maximum. temperature. 50: minimum tenn
perature. 81.
The following is a comparative state
ment of the temperature and precipitation
July II.
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DORIAN WON IN lao 1-2
POTOMAC's RECORD AT BRIGHToA
BEACH ALMOST EQUALED.
Stakes Captured from Pslx-
din by Monaco I'm an Exciting Fin
ish-Other Running Races.

NEW YORK. July 1.-THE best race Of
the day at Brighton Beach was the fourth,
in which only four Of the original seven
started for the Nautilus stakes. the best Of
the lot, Salvation and King Arthur III be-
ing scratched. From the starting poiu.
away around to the turn into the sire:
Paladin and Mckee and Monaco and
Deer Slayer ran as IL they were harnessei
for a fo~ur-in-hand. and then Monaco set
sail for the leaders. He caught them All
eighth from home and won in a terrible
drive. with Paladin second by a short head,
while Mckee dropped back and Doggett
came up within half a length of the other
two. In the first race Lord Hawkstone,
the f~avorite, had a sharp struggle for first.
Duliere Larondie was the choice in the
second event, but the best she could do was
to finish third, beaten by Frank Harris
and Article. Dorian scared all but three
others out Of the third race. and at pro-
hibitive odds won handily in 1:401k. The
only time this has been equaled or beaten
here was in 1892, when Potomac, a four
year-old, carrying fifteen pounds less than
Dorian, covered the distance in lao. Daily
America was the favorite in the fifth race,
and although he ran at the rear Of the
bunch to the turn and frightened his back
ers, he won handily. Factotum got second
place just as easy as the winner got first.
Summaries:
First Race-Five furlongs. Lord Hawk
stone. 2 to 1. won; Hummlng Bird, 6 to i,
second; Renaissance, Is to l. third. Time,
1:021a.
Second-Five f~urlongs. Frank Harris. 15
to 1. won; Article, 4 to I. second: Duliere
Larondie. 2 to /. third. Time, 102ll1.
Third-One mile. Dorian, 1 to 4, won:
Aurelian, z to 1, second; Gutta Percha, 5 to
], third. Time. 1:40111.
Fourth-Mile and one-sixteenth. Monaco,
4 to 5, won; Paladin, 5 to i, second; Deer
Slayer, 3 to /. third. Time, 1904.
Fifth-One mile. Daily America, even,
won; Factotum, 10 to /, second; Prig, Z to 5,
third. Time, 1:41%.
Sixth-Five furlongs. Fannie B., 20 to 1,
won; Second Attempt, 8 to /, second; Ameer,
4 to /, third. Time, 1:O3.
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Earned runs-Cleveland, q: New York. :.
First base on errors-cleveland, 2: New
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ate bills %, providing Tor paymen. Of
revenue, Into tho state treasury; 80,
taxing sleeping car companies; 59, 70.
,attns TO peddlers' license; IS, concern.
ing tho pay OF special Judges; "A, relat.
ing to tho appointmont OF counsel to
uoiend criminals; 70. relating to suits
on contract. 80
Special orders: Senate bills A, rolat.
,ns TO licensing attorneys 10 practice
law, Tor IL o'clock noxt Thursday o.,
concerning tho redemption Of lani ut
liie auditors Office, for 1880 Monday .
US, relating to the making up Of land
books, for ll:30 Monday.
llio president announced tho appoint.
ment OF William Furboo TO visit tho 70.
form school on tho part Of tho senate,
mo senate ihon wont into executive
session and confirmed tho appointment
OF tho officers OF MIngo county as 70.
ported by tho governor, US follows: ],
Il. Anderson, J. L. Deskins, Alexander
stafford, commissioners; John d. WI.
klnson, prosecuting attorney; MarshsIl
Hatfield. clerk Of tho circuit court; leo
+. Drake, cleric Of the county court; n.
j. keadle, sherill; James Varnoy, as.
sessor Adjourned to II q. IN. Monday.
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CRIMINAL SEGLlGrNCE.
Damage Suits Will Probably bs Brousl
AN Kv.ult OF the IImtts Explosion.

Damage Suits Will Probnbiy DO Brought
AZ IA Result OF the 1iutts Explosion.
Butte, Moyr., Fob. 1.-The coroner 8
investigation in the death OF Fireman
George Fifer aud titty.seven others who
los. their lives in the frighttnl explosion
o; dynamite Tuesday. January 10, has
closed aud 4 verdict was rendered, fix.
ing tho responsibility on tho Kenyon
Kenno! Commercial Company and the
Butte Hardware Company and holding
.hotn guilty OF criminal negligence.
Tho mon composing tho companie.
arc: W. r. Kenyon, chairman OF tho
state Democratic, committee; NJ. J.
Connell, millionaire merchant in Eu.
ropo; J. L. Gaylord, president and gen.
eral manager OF the Parrot Mining 4
Smelling Company; C. II. Palmer. gen.
sral SUPERINTENDENT OF the Butte 4; Dos.
ton Mining Company; Alex johnson,
trustee OF tho stock in the company for
NJ, A. Clark, the millionaire mining
man and politician, at present in Paris
L. A. Largcy, millionaire mine owner:
Henry Williams. general manager Of
tho Colorado Mining & Smelling Com.
many, and other prominent business
mon in Butte. 1t Is probable that a
grand Jury will DO called 10 pass on tho
testimony and coroner's verdict and
many suits for damages agninst tho par.
ties mentioned aro in preparation.
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7on.: Eii,or OF he IrttifG eicer
SrR:-I have seen no newspaper artl.
Gle on tho subject except such rs op.
poscd senate bill number is now before
tho house OF our present legislature.
bu, there Ia another side 10 this Qnos-
ton. Senate bill IS is supposed 10
amend or repeal m net Of 1891, aud tho
net of 1891 was supposed To Prevent IN
insolvcnt person from discriminating IN
favor Of any OF his creditors whom tho
snid ;nsolyent person should bo making
m assignment. So for 10 good. But
/, SCENE thnt this net oil 1871 has been
construed by tho ohpreme court 40 as to
make II dood Of trust on real estate
invalid II tho party who Gnvo It was
inso!vent Mt tho time, and it Booms inlr
10 presumo that tho Same would apply
to all deeds In foo rs vol rs deeds OF
trust for roal estate. and II this DO 30
than tho act OF 1891 ahould DO roponlod
or amended ard 1t should BIO done
quickly. -,
An insolvent person means ono who
canno, pay all jnst claimH against him
Of her, and 1t may DO claimcd that at
times the wea!lhioat people may DO In
that condition, and In any ovonL to
know surely whether or not those por-
,ons ono doals with arc solyont or in.
solvent 10 a moral impoaaibility, and II
Il law mukou tho validity Of deeds or
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WARD Ni'ALLISTEN,


IT'S fauorat TO DO field gu afoudny-His
Gsnoaiogy. Fl
NEW YoRS, Feb. l.-Ward McAllis.
tor, society leader Of tho city, died at
his home, l6 West Thirty.sixth street,
last night Mr.. McAllia.er wa, born in
Savannah. Ga, about sixly.tour years
ago. His maternal grandmother was a
daughter OF Hester Marion, sister OF
General Francis Marion. Hor husband,
u. O. Cutler, McAllistor's grandfather,
was high sheriff Of the county OF Nor.
folk, in Massachusetts. Hugh McAllis.
ter. his parental grandfather, was
United States district attorney for
Georgia, during Washington's admins.
tration. His father, Hugh Ward Nc.
Allister, WINS United States circuit Judge
OF California, tho predecessor Of Justice
Field. and his brother, tho late
Hall McAllister, stood at the head
OF tho bar on tho Pacific coast, the Nc.
Ailis.er family being among the frat
rank OF San Francisco. Ward McAllis.
ter studied law. and was admitted to
tho bar. In 1850 he went with his
father to San Francisco. In 1852 his
star Of destiny sent him to New York.
Here he married Miss Gibbons. She
had moderate fortune, and so had Mr..
McAllister, and no devoted himself TO
the task OF social discrimination. This
lilo work eliminated in his declaration,
in 1855, that there were only four hun.
dred people in fashionable society, and
later he pruned the list to one hundred
and fifty. The funeral will take place
Monday from Grace church, with
Bishop Potter officiating.
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deeds Of trust for rcal c,,ato depend
upon tho question OF tho maker Of tho
deed being ablo to nay all his Just dcbts
Ut tho timo no made Tho decd thon that
law ought 10 DO amended In that par.
ticular. Nothing except what appears
OF record uhould apply TO titlos Of renl
estate. Who would want To buy ronl
estate II tho tito could 10 jeopar,lisod
by tho claim being rniacd that the party
who made tho docd could not ut that
timo pay all his just debts? And as IL
appears 30 difficult TO know who ID or
who IL not inaolvont, II might DO well
to avoid that word In future enue,.
mnnts. II m enactment should set
fortl, plainly and only that in all as.
signmonts made for tho bonellt Of cred.
ltors there shall DO no preference made
by such assignment but 20 no iurthcr),
then thoro would DO fow or mono to OBJ.
ect. But tho curse Of West Virginia
has boon clouded real estate titles, and
| would say down with all legislation
that may In the lcnst cloud roal estate
t!tles, aud down with it quickly. All
persons should DO enabled to feel that
tho tito to real estate was good II the
records were clear. AGENT.
I'hetling, ". Va. Fec. !.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet.
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the world's best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due 10 its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas.
ant to tho taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax
alive; cfcctually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fcvcrs
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with tho approval OF tho medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug.
gists in Soc and 81 hotties, but 1t Is man.
lifactured by tho California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose namc printed on every
package, MISC the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being we'll informed, you will not
accept any substitute il offered.
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T>;fci dispatch 10 NJ En,<ligtne:r.
CHARLEsToS. W. Va, Feb. lin the
senate, a message from tho governor,
was presented accompanied by !cltcr
from Hon. II. &. Davis in regard to tho
girls industrial home, the same as pre-.
seutod in the house.
Bills Introduced: 1l8, by Catlott, pro.
vidin2 penalties Tor persons who must
prcscn. age 70 procure intoxicating
l!quora: 10. relating to commissioners
OF courts; 100, by Finley. concerning
con"eyancss to marrioi women; III, by
Patton. by request, relating TO bnildinr
and loan associations; l94. by Manhood,
establishing a high school in Bluciield
Tor colorcd pupils.
M'. Fnrbec introduced a resolution
directing the attorney general to instt.
tuin proceedings In tho name Of the
state to accure the forfeiture OF tho
charter Of the Elk Rivor Boom Com.
pany. which lies over one day.
Bills passed: Honse b!l! 80. abolish.
the Wayne county criminal court; O.,
authorizing the school district oil Spsn.
cor TO issnc bonds.
Bills advanced TO third rending: Sen.
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MONDAY. Feb. 4

.IUHDAI. FtD. 7.
Our frcSIdcS must be our sanctuarles. our
refuge from misfortune. our choice retrca:
from all the worl1,-GoLDSNun.
BREAKFAST - Pearl hominy. Baked
apples. Ham and egg,. Mullins.
Syrup. Crackers. Coffee.
DISSEE-Roast lamb. Potatoes. Peas.
Celery. White and graham bread.
Pickles. Mince and squash pies.
surrER-Graham mush. Warmed po-
ta,oes. Gold meat Apple sauce.
Cake. Milk. Tea.
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THE JAPANESE VICTORY.
Count Kato Talks OF tho Capture of Wei.
Hui.Wsi.

Suuut hpto hulkh OF thu capture OF Wei.
Hni.Wsi.
LONDON, Feb. l.-Count Takaaki Kato,
Japanese minister to Great Britain, In
an interview to-day on the capture Of
Wei.Hai.W Vol by tho Japanese. said:
Although tho capture Of Wei-Hai.Wei
Is Of great momont 1t is not OF first i'm
porsancc. The place Is very isolated.
and tho mikado's troops aro really no
nearer to Pekin than they wore before.
Inc groat question now Is, What will
the Chinese fleet In tho harbor do?
The gulf OF Pechilli Is practically in
possession OF the Japanese, and it only
remains for tho Chinese to 90 to Fukien,
the headquarters OF tho Chinese south.
orn squadron.
III the Japanese commanders desire
1t there Is nothing to prevent q stimuli.
famous march upon Pekin from tho
north and from the south. But the
way will be long and tedious aud ! do
not think Pekin will DO reached this
winter. But as our object is not to cap.
ture Pckin, but 10 got the proper fruits
OF our victories, see no reason why, il
the Chinese ENJOYS whom Count Ito
Hiroboumi receives to-day present rea-
sonable terms, peace should not be
concluded before tho break up OF win.
ter"
CHErFoo, Fob l.-Woi.Hai.Wei was
taken by the japanese alter two days OF
skirmishing. When the real assault
was made the Chinese fled. Their loss
Is estimated at 1000. During the fight
the Chinese warships left the harbor
and sailed away.
WASHINGTON, Fob. l.-Uniied States
Consul Jernigan, at Shanghai, cables
the state department under date OF Feb
ruary l. that the land for, OF Wei.Hai.
Vol has been captured and tho capture
OF tho island and aee.is considered i'm
minsnt-
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WAR EXpnNsEs.

An Epitomizsd Statement of tho Govern
mcnts Debt md Hed,mp,Ions.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. Feb. l.-Figures
are proverbially dry, but an exception
TO the rule is found in u statement
presented to the house by Representa-
tive Comb, Is. " It is au epitomizcd
statement OF the expenses dsyolving
upon the government because OF the
war and the proportion OF them paid
during the thirty years since 1855, rs
we'll as the other expenditures OF the
government during the same period.
The showing is given in supper. Of the
contention made by tho President In
his special message that this generation
has already paid more than its share OF
the government debt
The table shows:
Tho interest. bearing debt In 1865
Bonds afterwards Issued for rrdemp.
l9jJGQ00
s251!,0jl, Is6
Bonds aud Iutsreitb bearing debt
outstanding now not including
those issued 10 aid Of Pacific raii.
6'g,iSSlJo
Paid and retired since ls66..... .... 1912 $50 06
Premiums paid on loan. aud ~
dcmptt0ns llgsS
Paid in PENSIONS. ............,..... Cos
Adminiitfation expenses. pension
department estlmRte-.............. G00O0.00O
Interest on public debt............. at6s 81. 81
Greenbacks retired about .............. gT,I5O 80
Amount paid on account OF war
debt,...... sees. G,379, SO. soj
oTREE EXPENSES PAID ~ THE SANE rERion.
War department, for support OF
army. the improvement Of rivers
Gnd harbors. the payment OF war
Chains and Qualifications .......s 2,671 ISL 10
New department: for support Of
navy and building OF new navy. 1iG9l..oiS
To the D.i2 0S1
Expenses OF civil administration. n.0J, OJ3 ,j0J
ION s..s OOb-,Ott,Zf'
Add war expenses a, a6ove..."....-S G.5T9jiO, eoj
Grand total... 81, o.. ~ is!
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Clean out all broken lots a, the end o. eanh
season, at price that cannot fall 10 inter
est anyone wanting shoosf
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YESTERDAYS SESSION
oftho State Legislature ut Charles.
ton n Busy Ono.
Mr.. DAYS. GENEROUS PROPOSITION

In ALI ct the Girls Industrial Home.
Now Officers OF MInso County. as
Submitted by Governor Mao Corls,c,
Hatfield by tho scnntc-Bills Passed
at tho Session neutrality-suspicious.
Proceedings.
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Soak over night ono pint OF beans. In
the morning parboil them three times,
using onoiourth teaspoon OF soda in the
first water. Put in beau.pot with one
third pound OF salt pork, two teaspoon
iuls molasses, ono OF mustard, ono Of
salt. Bake five hours or longer, adding
boiling water as needed.
10 beat tho white Of eggs quickly,
add pinch OF salt Salt cools, and
cold eggs froth rapidly.
ICopri1htd1
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CALCUTTA. Feb. 1.-The latest advice,
received hero from Cabool say the
ameer OF Aighnuistan has definitely de-
clded to visit England during the spring
ifhis health continues good. He pro.
poses to 90 to England via Yokohoma
and the United States.
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fpttIa! Dispatch % he iuialfq.nc,r,

spteIa! Dispatch 10 he iuta,liqNc,r,
CHARLESTON, W. VA, Fob, Tho
hou,c commi,,o, -, ,,,. .,,o,,,. al
.arn,,I ;,nn.a,.,. '" ".'' oe,sn'V' 'uu
aehe'ai improvements reported favor
ABLY on house bill 95e. ratlfying tho con-
tract between tho trustees Of Berkeley
s,,;,r. o,d D,,i.,, r.,,.,,,.
W., a.. - n s..
Nv u''Auee Gun 'i''t'ee repof'eu iaVor-
a0ly on house bill 10Y. amending tho
law 90 that tho proceeds OF tho labor OF
;ail conv;ct, 600. into IN, .o,r,r in,,o.d
IN 'ye.e ~ >'"'' '"'''"a
VI NV s."'o 'toasusy'
Inc Judiciary committee reported
favorably on house bills 80, proyidin,
Tor ,bccom,,r.,,In, ,,,h .,a,, 10y,
" NV "N''''' ""u
'"o sec'o'"! Oh ata'o; los, amending
sections and Is, chapter ), OF the codo
oil 1871; rs. providing for tho reduc.
ton OF the value OF real estate for taxa.
tion.
Tho committee on counties, districts
and municipal corporations reported
favorably on house bills $50, amending
the charter OF Parkersburg; 254, e,tab.
Listing q county court for Pendleton
county; 20o, providing for the appoint.
ment by circui. courts OF committee, Of
investigation for examining municipal
Affairs.
lne governor submitted l0t'er from
sSO o0o ma 1--WE. n,isi one s.a " uo"a'e
accessible point, such ma Davis or
Elkins, for the state industrial home for
M,'s' provided mat the state VIII estsb'
Ash sucn an institution and make
su,taoIe provision Tor Its support,
~. fiemlng introduced resolution
asking that the report oil the senate
nnauce committee oil 1910, on the
"s'nia uep' question, DO printed anu
ooun1 IN connection with the report oil
inc virginia debt commissioners oil
4sm. 1t lays over under the rules ana
VIII come Ip'io'morrow.,
MI. Brady was granted an extension
OF III, leave OF absence until Tuesday.
hr. keslef was, granted a leave OF ap'
renee Tor three Gays, anu Messfs. Erwin
anu 'aftetI 20 MONDAY.
mouse oill 81 was made special
o,der Tor io:3V Iuescay, also ~ Tor II
O'Clock Tuesday. both amending the
game law. =,
ar. MoFri's resolution. prov'dinG
thaI the mouse meet AZ clocE' was
'aoieu on MS motion.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
Petitions were presented from John
uo,,, :, Wa ..,,,u .,L;,, ~ :. ~,
' " "'oI .ou"' A'A'Hs .uA, 'n'
license TAX PAID oy MIN Do reiunuedi
from citizens OF Berkeley county, asking
that the time for the correction OF as
easements OF 1891 be extended; from
James Burns. and others. Of Wheeling,
AAns 1ehet toin eAie VI fea' os'o'o ioi
E,ssnhr;sr c,,n,v ,,t;ua ,ba ra;ac,;on
OF house bill POI. relating to building
and loan associations; from citizens OF
wayne Sounty, asking the passage OF
nou use, Dill -oo' feiaIn9 70 Inc toao Ia"
OF n assl. 600 NJ,
ph's III, introduced; 1oI, oy h,oe' 70 pre-
vent noe. aoo slanoe.; 20, oy Mc-
poneio. fe'atng 70 cofonefs inquests
.91' oy hoomau' feiaIine 70 tne pay OF
pnysic'aas summoned ~ expert WIZ
nesses; 700, oy smith, OF wayne; amend.
ing the ROAD Jaw; 20, 9g " hile, OF
MERCER recurring raii1oao companies
70 fence tneir INES ;.
:. mouse ol.i 49, amsnoins tne acl estAo'
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sHoEs-ALExaNoEH
MHICH IS------o
The Better Plan7

TO hold on 10 everything until we have 40.
cumulaied a srcatlo lot Of odds apd cDds. aud
try TO force yon 10 bny something that Is
not UP 10 daleT
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DAILY HINTS TO HOUSEKEEpERS.
SUNDAY. Feb.

SUNDAY, Feb. 8.
Every beautiful. pure. and good though.
which the Ecart eutcrtaInS |, an angel OF mercy,
purifying and guarding the soul.
Observation-Disclosures. Oatmeal. Butter
toast. Omeles. Ginger auaps. Coffee.
DiSSER-Fricasseed chicken. Sweet
potatoes. Corn. Celery. Ounce
jelly. Gold rolls aud butter. Pruue
jelly. Cake.
LuScH-Crackers and milk. Bread and
butter. Fruit. Tea.
To rejoice in the happiness OF others
is to make it our own; to produce it, Is
to make it moro than our own.
Tough meat is made tender by lying
few minutes in vinegar and water.
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WE Do The LATTER !.

Benodling our customer IN two ways:
First, by giving thom unheard Of prices on
what odd things we hayo now, aud sec
ondly, by showing nothing Al tho Begin
Mug Of the noxt Season but new and deSlr'
able hhapeL
slto. wo will give you shoes from use 70
~ on that sold Tor q Is 10 80 ol
We'd like 10 have you see them. like 10
have You buy thom. Well Sivo you chances
on the Plano just tho same as on regular
goods