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LADY STELLA,

The eminent business medium, gives
names, dates ana facts, no card
humbug. gives a written guarantee To
reumte friends, cause marriages III 81
days or return money. GIG IL ST. NV
Ladies' only; fee, 90 cents. II
NARCIsSUS, BaItimure's talented medl-
um, at 63S r.. Capitol st daily. business
consultation specially; readings, aStro-
nomicai, psychonietrir and spIrltual. II
DIR. REGENIA VALA SEQ Medium, Mag
netic healer; free tests, seanCes, Wedncs.
day evenings. private sittings daily. 6OI
r st. NV. 1t
JUST arrived IN this city; vl>it Madame
Lorno and have your fortune told;
you Will be surprised! soc. 2lO6 st. NV.
delO-cod I'm
NINE. FRANCIS will not tax you with
long lingo of impOsslhilitles that cannot DE
done. but all in trouble call and be helped
at once by Que that can guarautce ats
faction: life from cradle to grave. cards, %
cents: trance, so cents; hours, Ia TO 3. 3O2
+. Cap. de2s-t
YOU got left Tor Christmas; Well, that
comes from not reading our adds about
the fine custom made suits and ovcrcUats
very little worn, at the lowest figures;
we have a few left for New Years. Will
pay you TO investigate. JCSTH'S OLD
STAND, 6l9 ID st NV. de297t
MMr. IErO. MEDii Vi.
Scientific palmist and card reader: know
yolir fate and fortune; open daily. German
spoken. 25c. and soc. 929 II st NV.
de2S-Tt
PROF CLAY, Medium, tells business,
love affairs, losses, etc, cradle to gave,
for 5Uc.: reunites separated husbands,
wives, wecthcarts or friends; causes
ali trouble; 10 TO 10 daily. 4S9 IL st. sw.
del - mo
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Observation-Disclosures.

wANTED-2 nicely fur. heated re oms for
single gentlemen and first-class board: SIG
per month each. 416 II ne. Ge29-Tt
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AT THE MINIMUM COST.
PIANO, GUITAR, PAINTING and DRAW
ING lessons by a successful teacher OF IL
years experience. MISS DABNEY, 1012
18th 81. NV. de21- 1mem
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EDUCATIONAL.

THoRALD JEKICHAU, Phi. b., Royal
University of Copenhagen, Will receive pu-
pills on piano, organ, theory and compost
tion; studio, nroop's Music Store. Apply
Droop's or Ellis Music Houses, 925 and
937 Ia. ave. ke2S-tf
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FOR HIRE.

FOR HIRE-Full dress suits, 81 only.
JULIUS ,unEN, IiU4 .tn st. NV. dez4-Cf
rON niRE-Io ururnners anu business
men. horse anu buggy or Dayton. 81 .5U and
81 per day. Apply to the REX sTAB BLES,
rear Gla L 81. NV; telephone call, 100.
myltj-tr
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
SKATES l5c. and zoe. pair at Furni-
ture Bazar, corner 9Th and L SITS. Sc 1t
SAVE coal and Keep your houses warm
BY using Rulbuck's weather strips. Address
]. +. MOLDEN, ,122 9th st ne. lteia
WALL. PAPER-Ir you want your rooms
papered cheap, all the paper VIII cost you
is DC; that pays Tor the paper anu hahg-
ing. L. e SILENCE, 73O Sd st. ne.
de2y-7tem
ICE CREAM-For-your New ear reccp-
ions, 81 per gallon. 6Oc-, per half -eahoii'
BREU UNINGER X CO., 62O 18Th st. NV
de21-It-em
RIVER VIEW HOTEL, on the Conduit
Road 4 . miles from washington; rirst-
class meals at ali hours; GREAT ais Eiec
ears pass the door. Z. IL. BEAVER, Prop.
de2S-7t-eIn
WEATHER SHUTS Ior GOors and VIII
dows: drop US postal DEARDS * g.
$40 u ST. ne Nv "a,
fInSI-UI.Ass, work done at your resi-
dence n desired III uphoistering, mittress-
making; drop postal. H. X REFS EBEkI,
llu7 2ith 81. de-o-- tenn
CHEAPEST printer on earth. Compe-
petition dcficd. PARK, go ST.
delS-lmo
HERE'S A TIP-For thirty days | Will
bind your magazines in cloth for soc, Just
To advertis.. my work; business carus, DC
per 900. Il. E. WILLIAMS 6to ,tn St
NV. uel Q I,cln
WALL. PAPERS FURNISHED and rooms pa
pered at my usual popular price. CHAS.
4. EVANS, 222 9Th st. sw. del limo
WANTED Furniture moved; largest
horse load in the cIty y, 81 bo' l-norse loads,
xl25: pianos. 81. experienced handlers
COLUMBIA TRANSFER co, 323 a.
st NV Phone, 566. nol1-u
TYFEWKIITEN circulars push business;
81 so per 81 900 UP. ZElGLER. printer,
SIG st NV ocSo III
TEErU extracted Tree ma TloNALINl-
VERSITY DENTAL INFlEMARY, 1925
| Il NV Teeth filled, plates made, and all
kinds OF crown and bridge work at small
c,ury,. to cover cost of material No charge
for examination. InfirInary open from 10
a IN. to ; p. III. auls-u
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POsTOFFICE NOTICE.

Should be read daily by all Interested, as
changes may occur at any time.
Foreign mailsfo the week ending January
Will close promptly at TINS Office as
follows
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FOR sALE-MIscELLANEoUs.

FOR ALE-MISCELLANEO EOUS.
FOR sALE-B brunswick Bake pool table;
fine condItIon. Address 4 N, TINS "l!lte'
desc 81 -.
FOR SALE Fancy pigeons OF all descTip-
FOR SALE-Cneap: wholesale aud fe-
tan oyster house. Address NJ TINS Dt-'
nee ucov- st
GREAJ CHANC t.-Wioow selling out
contractors stock, Il head OF gnul wnrk
horses; some very flnc drivers dIlons
lhctu. Wagons harness and buggleS 90
rce.iniIcss or price, no reasonable ntier re
FUSED. I223 NJ st. ne. hcz3-3t-eih
FOR sALE-Side-ba buggy; S25. PAINT
STORE. No. 1914 Tth ST. de29 Stem
FOR SALE-Light delivery wagon and
harness good as new: also jump-seat sur
rev and piIaetun. 11o5 1ltb ST. NV.
de.y-3t
FOR sALE-Dayton and harness. 1914
I.th ST.. Mt. Pheasant de.9-5t
FOR SALE-A new first-ciass buggy,
cheap SIS 9Th st. NV. dt2s-6t-. IA
-FOK SALE on nIKE-Horses, wagons,
buggies. carriages, harness ana sltlEiis az
panic prices: also coupe rockaways,
coupes :. hruughaIIls, tdndein, lot hlviShs,
belonging to other parties, that we are or
fered to sell at once, no reasonable offer
refused 927 st NV. Phone 2Gl.
de22-tr-etn
FOR SALE-A lot OF fine shutguns, gut
cordeOus will be closed out at lIair of the
original price: nothing better Tor holiday
present JULIUS COHEN, l"i eth st INV.
del 2-tr
BUSINESS CHANCES.
FOR SALE-One of the best corner Sa-
looms in the NV: license secured ADDRESS
NORTHWEST, this office. de3o-3tein
THE. best located and best paying con
fectionery, cigar. laundry and news stnTe
in city: best of reasons for selling tall
2l53 Pa. ave. NV Can AGAIN.
de3o-3t-em -
FOR SALE-CIgar store and pool room
fine location; great bargain Address j.
d. this office. ue5o-3G
FOX sA ALE-lirUCery store, doing first
class business; excellent location; party
desires To leave city. Address BON 10,
TINS Office. deES-ot
FOR SALESMAN grocery and confec-
tionery. near school. 500 nc.
de2STt-em
LADIES desiring 10 make investments
or speculate without publicity: where there
is protection from absolute loss; can Sc
cure the address or a Iady broker by ad-
dressing T. o. BoN Az. delO-3Ot
PARIIEs having influence IN the diff.
fer,nt Gepa rtments can secure an income OF
at least 500 per month, without inter-
rering with their present duties. farticu-
lars gwen only al a personal interview. oS
Atlantic Building. Office open until p III
de6-lmo
JOB PRINTING, newspaper and book
composition at lowest cash rates, new ma
terial. ROBT r. SIMMS, job Printer.
3U5 7th st. sw. no26-tf
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WANTED-ROOMS.
WANTED-To rent, 2 nicely fur. front
rooms, with or without board. refs. required.
MRS. A. L. SWAN, 100 18th st. NV.
de2y Stem
WANTED-Lady wants one floor, FUR
nished or unfurnished, in house with single
lady where there are no gentlemen room
erS or bcarderss PRIVATE, this office.
de2S-3t-em
LADY wants FUR. or. uDrur. flat OF = or
3 rooms, situated NV; rent must be very
reasonable. Box 316, this office.
de2S -3t-em
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wANTED-HOUSES.

wANTED-To buy a Louse of Z or .
rooms in NV of owner, ON mo nthly pay
ments; no agents. Address j. ID. B.. 32
NV. 1t
WANTED-A small house near Boundary
Iw. or me-, near car line; must be cheap for
cash. Address CHEAP HOUSE, this office.
dp2S-3 3t-em
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WANTED Settled white woman for
general houScwork: small family; wages,
81 80 week; must stay nights: refs. re-
quired. 625 q st NV. de2S Item
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WE have a number OF applicants for
houses renting from S2O to $50 per month;
and you will be surprised how quick we will
rentIt. TIMES REAL ESTATE BUREAU.
tf
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WANTED-white and colored cooks ana
housewurkcrS at once; Sl2 to SSo per
Tor hotels, DICKS AGENCY, 6l3 9TH ST.
deSU-Ct
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efED-White wOiIian, 80 To 40 years
- Dge, for infant 5 nurse; SIS; must be
with reference, today. DIN .
AGENCY 6lS Ith st. III
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WANIED-A white woman Tor general
house WORK and assist in cOOKIng; must stay
nights; German preferred Apply ZIG Pa
ave NV de2S- Stem
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SKATES l5c. and 25c. pair at Furni
ture BaZar, corner 9Th and L SITS. Sc
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WANIEb- "A neat, quiet, settled woman.
III country, as working houSekeeper; two
VIII be given Address L. l. c., this office.
Item
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LOST


LOST-Coach bitch, with blue and gray
eyes. Reward if returned to +. b. NOLTE,
SO gtiI ST. NV. Item
LUST-Dcc. :,S between = and l f. purse
with money, private papers. and card with
owner name. Metropolitan cars or at BoS-
ton House. Reward IL ieft at 1903 q St NV.
Item
LOST--A diamond ring. 100 reward and
no questions asked. SAM SOLOMON. 7th
and ID stS. sw. de29-3t-em
MlSLAID or lost from the editorial Of
flee OF this paper, an I'D hymn book called
the:Lyre,'' with one lear off, anyone that
has the same please return to this office
de9-tf,em
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WANTED-Two nurses, youn6 glri anu
setUlea woman preferred. GEM IA l. EN-
PtOh MENT AGENCY, l421 Sth st. NV
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ICE LREAM-For-your New \ ear recep-
IONS, 81 per gallon. 6Uc-, per half f-saiion
an rlavors: delicious and rich; at l.. Il.
BREUNINGER X CO., 620 18th st. NV
de2S1 TEN
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49,, Ii1l-Cuok. three Cnambe rinaids,
nurses: general huuscworkcrS, good homes.
AL q 81. NV de2S-3t
NANIED-l,C ,CUu ladies' To CAL at io2
9Th st NV for free samples of Falks'
"CriSpettcS.' cc2I-1t
MANIrD-A Enl Ior ngnt House york
AT T2G 5Uh 81 NV. Ge26 If
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So.OOO-ilo LII II 81. NE--6 rooms
ana store, will include stuck. fixtures
and good will; good chance for some one.
f4SIJ
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HELP wANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.

WANTED Butler. cook and nurse; small
family. lIO2 IL 10Th ST. NV. II
WANIEl-MjH L, pay heavy. IA. sing
ing ana dancing soubTette to Join local
amateur company. Address Ii } e., this of
flCc. 1t
ALL HELP selected free Of charge.
MRS MOORE, 500 u st NV. de29 3t
I-4-As--A-'I-I- .>E-RN AL - Iulni>lIeu .rte.
SCud postal. CAPITAL BUREAU. AL q
81. NV de2S-3t
MANIED-At city Intelligence Office,
COOKS. general house workers. walters,
drivers, laundreSSes. nurses, chanhcrmaids,
hUy>, places furnished iii suited. Estab-
hShed Is 80. SuACKLEFORD' :. +2T
Jltn ST. INV. de2G-Tt
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S0.OOO-H 81. NE. ,NEAR7TH: BRICK
~ rOOns and Store. terms easy CAD
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SOUTHEAST School OF Expression; elo-
cutIon, rhetoric physical culture, new term,
Jan. 4 send for announcement. lo1 u ST
Sc de2s Stem
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SS.&OO-A 81, NEAR Sd ST NE
SruOinsand bath; modernimproyements,
this is a bargain, rents Tor $50; better
.OOk at this. (54yl
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-Waiters, at once. bring REFS
good wages 1902 10th ST. NV. lt-ell
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So.oUU-n ST., near oru ne, LICK,
foot alley. (5t;sD
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SS.6OO-lUo MASS. AVE. NE.-l2
fooihs, bath and cellar; Corner house.
1850
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RIVER VIEW IIOTEL, OIL the CUhuuIt
Road 4 = miles from Washington; 1irst-
class meals at ali hours; Grea Falls Electric
ears pass the door e. IL. BEAVER, Prop.
de9S-Tt-eIu
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]. 7. MULUEN, ,I22 bVh ST He. IteII
WALLPAPER you want your rooms
papered cheap, all the paper VIII cost you
is DC; that pays Tor the paper anu hahe-
Ing. {. L. SILENCE, 13O Sd st. me-
ue.,y- lem
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WANTED-At once, white chamber
maids and cleaner. ia 11th ST NV
Item
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WANTED -MIsCELLAN EOUS.

WANTED-A secondhand typewriter OF
standard make. in good condition, state
make and lowest cash price Box 20, this
,rri,.,
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ENNEssEE AVE. NEAR
LINCOLN PARk-brick and stone;
rooms and bath; good condition; terms easy.
t5II
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ANTED-Everybo 10 know That
we are Sole agents for Orentaline,
Extract Veloutine, Eau Fortifiante, cos
metics or known reliability nd low prices.
j. ROCHON, 9I2 l4th st. NV.
dpti- -slI we .fr- I'm
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S4 iIne cofrer house,
otH 81. ne, near rapid transit, Z rooms,
bath, cellar. f2ISb
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S4 4.SOO-QuiNC1 81. NE-6 rooms,
Dath and cellar; lot is 1Sx9O to 2O-ft-
alley. f45b1
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conc,uded Not 60 right.

The earl of March, who was known
as "Old o." on one occasion was chal-
lenged to fight duel by an Irish sports
nan. Lord March appeared on the
ground accompanied by second, sur
geon and other witnesses. Great, how
ever, was his surprise to see his OPP
ponent appear with like retinue to
his own, but increased by third per-
son, who staggered under the weight OF
polished oak coffin, which he deposited
on the ground end up, with it's lid facing
Lord March and his party. Surprise
gave place to terror when his lordship
read the inscription plate, engraved
with his own name and title and the
date and year of his demise, which was
the actual day, as yet scarcely warm.
The earl at once approached his face
tious antagonist and npPraided him
for so unseemly joke, to which the
freshman replied: "Why, my dear fell
low. YOU are of course aware that
never miss my man, and as find myself
in excellent trim for sport this morning
7 have not shadow of doubt upon my
mind that this open box will shortly be
better calculated for you than your
present dress" Lord March was so
| impressed by his antagonists confident
manner that peace was patched up be-
tween them.-Chicago Chronicle.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1896-10-16

Blue must be rcckoned as a fashion
able color for millinery, but only in its
dark shades principally French blue
and sapphire.
Several shades OF red promise almost
as well. They are all tints Of vivid
dye, whether Of the peony, ripe goose
berry or poppy varieties. Bright deep
pink and cerise are also in demand.
In spite Of this marked preference for
gay colors the trade is well provided
with black velvet; still, it is likely to be
used less than might have been expect
ed for covering shapes. Black felts are
not much asked for by the best houses.
AS matters now stand in the millinery
world greens and violets hold the first
place. These are the colors that are
produced in the greatest variety OF
shades; moss, blue green's, metallic
greens, reseda and water greens are
all equally the fashion, The violets
run from eyeque to blush mauves, and
from aubergine to reddish violets and
lilacs.-Dry Goods Economist.
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NO HIRING ABOUT IT.
A Neat Little Bit of Very Sharp Bar
gaining.

A Neat Little Bit of Very sharp Bar
gaining.
Probably one of the neatest bits OF
sharp bargaining ever enacted took
place between ar apparently ignorant
German with an abundance OF wealth
and a sharp dealer in horses. The Ger.
man wanted days outing, and decided
that long drive would suffice for his
wants, and applied to the horse-dealer
for the hire Of his best horse and trap.
The dealer, not knowing the applicant,
demurred at supplying his wants. The
German. determining to have his ride,
finally pulled out huge roll OF bills
and offered to buy the horse and rig,
provided the dealer would buy them
back at the same price. This surprised
the dealer, but not wishing to offend the
owner Of SO much ready money and pos
sibly a good future customer, he agreed
to the deal.
The German departed with the horse
and rig, and at the end OF the day re-
turned them in good condition, express
ING his satisfaction at the pleasure the
drive had afforded him. The dealer. ac-
cording to the agreement, paid him back
the money, and The German started to
leave the place.
II beg your pardon, sir, exclaimed
the dealer, "but you have forgotten to
pay for the hire, you know"
"Pay for the hire? Why, my dear sir"
coolly replied the German, Il fail to sec
that. If you will exercise your memory
a trifie you will agree that have been
driving my own horse and trap all day.
and. now you have bought them back.
they are yours. There was no hiring
about the matter. Good-day, sir" And
he left the astonished dealer TO reflect
Harper's Round Table.
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Miss Winter-Perhaps you could nnd
out, Capt. Vivian, as you know !.
Capt. Vivian Cred and embarrassedl
| o yes, perhaps might Az ieas'
TURNS away in confusion.)
Algie-Hullo! there are the Fair'es 7,
saw Eve, must go to them. Vivian -
look after you. He knows iots aDou'
the sports. (Going.)
Miss Winter (hurriedly) stop MN
ute. Algie-where's motherP
Algie (cheerily)-o! she's all rign,;
don't you worry about her--the coionei >
got her in tow. (Exit) =,
Miss Winter with sighl--o dear'
how dreadfully hot the sun is; II comes
straight down upon us.
Capt. Vivian-Suppose we go over
there-under those trees.
lrhey leave the crowd. and go of to quiet
part an q t Eiygfa anaaH with an eort
Winter, took that photograph OF
yours. 80 .
Miss Winter-Oh, but why did you Z
Capt. Vivian drawing closer)-Why.!
Shall tell you why9 Because ieil
in love with it at first sight, ana
couldn't bear to part with i. But
with heavy sigh) If you really want
it must give it up. !.
Miss Winter. (nervously) Q. II
doesn't matter very much.
Capt. Vivian (delightedly)--Ihen
may keep it? o thank you! You don't
know what it is to me. "a short pause;
then recklessly)-Tm not much OF q
hand at making speeches, but, you
know, seem to have known you SO long
from having your photo; and-Evelyn
II love you SO much. with all my heart
Could you, do you think, learn to love
me?
Miss Winter Every low)-I don't think
/ need learn, because
Capt. Vivian (rapturously)- Darling!
BLACK and White.
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..Doddles" be! ALOUD What horrid
shame of me. How is she?
Miss Winter-O, she's pretty hour'sn-
ing, thank you, but am surprised yon
forgot her. you were so very devoted
to her.
Capt. Vivian (helplessly)-Was !?
Miss Winter (reproachfully)-o, MI.
Ogilvie! How can you! When you
sent her such lovely present only last
Christmas.
Capt. Vivian with studied careless
nessj-Do you know, think there must
be a slight misunderstanding some
where.
Miss Winter Cooking much startled)
What do you mean?
Capt. Vivian (categorically)-Well,
it's about like this. I've never acted in
nv life-rve got no sisters-I don't
know who "Doddles" is-and my name
isn't Ogilvie.
Miss Winter alphabetically = But
you're just like bin.
Capt. Vivian (meekly)--I'm awfuisy
sorry, but / can't help that, can l?
Miss Winter with rising ind'gnationl
But why, why didn't you tell me ell
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THE CANTON TIMES
e. j. pASSMORE, Publisher.
CANTON. MISSISSIPPI.
OUR TIME.

.rhere's no time like the old time;
When you and were young.
We read it in the story books,
And often hear 1t sung.
We listen to the folklore
or that long by-gone day,
And though 1t may have been Joy,
We're glad 1t passed away.
Oh. there's no time like our time
Thus should the measure flow;
There's no time like our time,
Be it now or long ago.
The old time ran the stage coach;
The new the lightning train.
The postman rode from town to town.
Through snow and driving rain,
While now the news goes flashing,
BY magic fingers whirled,
And, in the measure of thought,
Has circled round the world!
oh, there's no time like our time
Thus should the legend run;
There's no time like our time,
And the work has just begun!
There's no time like our own time.
For science, art and trade;
Our commerce crossing every sea;
To all our flag displayed.
OF every nation honored;
With rest and peace at home,
Why long we for the old days,
The days that never come!
oh. there's no time like our time
Thus let US think and sing;
There's no time like our time;
Wen make the welkin ring!
Mrs. F. A. F. WoodWhite, in Chicas
Inter Ocean.
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your pardon, I'm sure. Awfuily sorry
(Aside) Great Scott! know her face
as well as possible, and yet | can't for
the life of me put name to her.
Miss Winter pleasantly - l hate
travelling alone; I'm so glad you got N.
Capt. Vivian (heartily) = I'm very
glad, too. (Aside) If I'd the fain,est
glimmering of an idea who she is. l
should feel good deal happier.
Miss .Winter-It's quite a Icing time
since we met.
Capt. Vivian with conviction) - !
should rather think it must be.
Miss Winter-Not since you stayed
with us last.
Capt. Vivian (aside)-This is getting
pretty hot. (Aloud, refectivcly) See,
when was that?
Miss Winter-Last summer. What
fun those theatricals were.
Capt. Vivian Laughing constrained
iy)-Yes, capital fun. (Aside) Its
tonfoundedly odd, l don't seem to re-
member them bit. (Aloud) You've
not been in town lately 1 think.
Miss Winter (distantly) -No, not just
lately. (Relaxing somewhaD l met
your sisters very often the last time
was there.
Capt. Vivian-No, did yoE really
(Aside) Now, how on earth did she
manage to do that, when l don't hap
pen to possess any. By Jove! I've got
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1896-10-16

1t. She must be taking me for some
one else.
Miss Winter-0 yes, and your sister
Amy told me all about you going oct to
India. How soon do you start?
Capt. Vivian Tin confusion)--fm not
going, after all.
Miss Winter deeply interested)-Re-
ally! But thought it was sucn spicn-
did appointment. and your people were
so glad you'd got it?
Capt. Vivian (suggestively)-Are you
Mute sure you're not making a mis-
take? Perhaps you are thinking Of
some one else?
Miss Winter (positively)-O no, I'm
not. I've a very good memory.
Capt. Vivian (gIoomily)-Wish I had.
Miss Winter : By-the-bye. do you
know, you've never asked after POOR
dear ''Doddles2'
Capt. Vivian laside)-Now what can