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RAILROADS.
Southern Railway.
PIEDMONT AIR LINE.)
(Schedule in effect 0 p. 10. Ma y II, 1861
All trains arrive and leave at Pennsylya-

(schedule in effect 0 p. N. May Il, 1860
All trains arrive and leave at Pennsylya-
MIA passenger station.
ga. m.-Daily, local for Danville connects
at Manassas for Surasburg, daily, except
Sunday, and at Lynchburg with the Nor
folk and western, daily, and with the CheS-
apeakc and Ohio. daily for the Natural
Bridge and Clifton Forge.
lEI5 a. m.-Dally, the UNITED STATES
FAST MAIL. carries Pullman Buffet Sleep
ers. New York and Washington to Jackson
Sleeper for Augusta, also Pullman Sleeper
New York to New Orleans via Montgomery,
connecting at Atlanta with Pullman Sleep
er for Birmingham. Memphis and st. Louis
4:o1 p. .m.-Local for Front Royal, River
ton and Strasburg, daily, except Sunday.
4;5lp m.-baily, local for Gharlottesville.
SOUTHWESTERN VEsTIBULED, LIN
TIED, composed OF Pullman vestibued
sleepers, dining cars and day Goa ches.
Pullman s Ssleepers \ New e !. Y. YORK to Asheyille
via. Charlotte, Columbia, Savannah, and
Jacksonville, and New York to Memphis
via Birlningham New York to New Orleans,
via Atlanta and Montgomery. Vestibuled
da y coach Washington 10 tlanta. Southern
Railway dining car, Greensboro to Mont
gomery.
TRAISs on 2ssAs wAsgIMsToN a \ TON AMP AM OHIO
daily, 100 p. IN, and 4:45 p. m. daily,
except Sunda I, and 6 40 D. IN, Sundaysonly'
for Round foT HiI e4sSrgp 4Ss p nn daily except
SUNDAY, LOT LeespuLS, ana o:4o p. In.
daily for Herndon. Returning, arrive at
Washington S:26 a. IN. and 700 d. m.
daily, and 800 p. IN. daily, except Sun
day, from Round Hill and 7:O6 a. m.
daily, except Sunday, from Herndon, I'd
S:34 a. IN. daily, except Sunday. from
Leesburg.
Through trains from the South arrive at
washington 6:42 a m, 2:2O D. M. and
$40 p. M, daily, Manassas division;
1000 a. M, daily; except Sunday, and
$40 Il. M, daily, from Charlottesville.
Tickets, sleeping car reservation and in
formation furnished at offices 51I and
800 Penns ylvania avenue. and at Penn
sylvania Railroad Passenger Station
w. ii. GREEN. Gen. Supt.
j. M. CULP, Traffic Manager.
w. A. TURK, Gen. Pass. Agent.
LIS. BROWN, Gen. ARt. Pass. Dept.
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RECRUITS WANTED.

unmarried men, between ages of 21
and 80, citizens of the United States, OF
good character and temperate habits, who
can speak, read, and write English. For
to Recruiting OFFICER, Washington Bar
racks, D. O., or Fort Myer, Va.
ap24-tu&fritoju30
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

STYLISH turnout for $500; cost $3.50
two months ago; one Gdpple grayborse,
five years old, stylish. free ana safe, for
ladies' use; concord harness, one trap,
perfect, two or four persons. Address
TRAP, this office. my17-3
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L
1888 F st. NV.
FRFD'K. L. sIDDONS Trustee.
mVS-dSdS I333 + ST nw

UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE
By virtue OF a writ OF tieri facias, is
sued out of The clerks office of the SUI
preme court OF the District OF Columbia, and
TO me directed. ! will sell at public sale,
for cash, at 1908 N st. NV. on Tuesday,
May 10, a. ID. 1856, at 10 O'Clock a. M,
bedroom sets, pictures lamps, sewing ma
chine, piano, cfockery, etc, seized and lev
led uron as the property of Ada E. Harris
favor of Mary A. Byrues. ALBERT A. WILL
SON, U. s. Marshal. DUNCA NSON BROS,
AuctlOneers. my7sa ,tu, ,em
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wANTED-PosTAGE STAMPS.
w "a NTED-For cash. all kinds of old
United States postage and Departments
stamps: collections also bought. III. T.
DUNK HORST. 1908 7th st. NV. apS-tf.e EN-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

wANTED-MISCELL
wANTED-An old parlor or chapel
organ, Tor very little cash; the action
must he in working order; case may be
unsightly. address Xxx, this office. 1t
wANTED-A good second hand BIZ
cycle; cheap. Call at A66 ST. NV.
WANTED D-Responsblc party to STARE
- pleasant, shady house of s rooms and
bath, NV; refs. exchanged. ID, this office.
Item
WA NTED-To buy secondhand a wn-
ing frame. Address JOS. WELLS. 9Th
and st. Sc. e. nlyl S-3t-ern
wANTED-D Desk room IN real estate
to pay rent with services. Address WILL
ING. This Office. my17-3t
wANTED-A good secondhand day
ton wagon and single harness. .id-
dress G. b. A., this office. my17-3t
WANTED Good secondhand delivery
wagon, state where it may he seen.
W. B. BENfiAM. 907 Il st. NV. myI1-3
w WANTED Responsible party 10 Share
pleasant shady house OF rooms and
bath; NV; refs. exchanged d, this Of
flee. my163t- EN-
ANTED-Latlies to have their dresses
made for $500 up, at Madam uyatt'e
S0S New York ave; perfect fit guaranteed:
sells Baughman's adjustable dress system,
$500. ap25-1mo
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FOUND Came to my premises Monday
at IA M; bay mare, no shoes on white
hind feet; owner can have by proving
ownership and paying for this ad. CHAS.
DIXON, Broad Branch road. 1t
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,wANTED-BOARD.

wANTED-BOARD
WANTED-Roard by man and wife,
every Sunday, between Cabin John
Bridge and Great Falls; give terms. etc.
Address A. r. B., this office. my19-3t
ANTED-RoonIs and board by two
ladies' and one gentleman ON Chevy
Chase Railroad. Address P. o. Box 472
1t
w ANTED-Country beard by gentle
man and wife; must be within ten
miles OF Washington and near electric car
line; references exchanged. Address W.
s. c., this office. 1t
w "A ANTED-Poard for lady aud five
year-old child on farm, within thirty
minutes reach of Washington; no other
boarders preferred; terms must be low.
Address COUNTRY, this office. my1S-3t
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MONEY WANTED AND To LOAN.

MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.
MONEY to loan; lowest rates of inter
est: no delay If security is satiSfa ctOry
WESCoTT, WILCOX & HIESTON, 1907
Pa. ave. NV. my16- 3mo
MONEY TO loan in large or small
amounts on approved collateral We
take Stocks Bonds, Trusts Building aud
Loan Association Shares Syndicate Ger.
uficates. Life Insurance Policies in old
line companies. Warehouse Receipts etc.
III yoI wish TO reserve your bank credit.
if you. deem it unwise or unprofitab Bile TO
ask a friend to inuorse; IL you have no bank
account; il in hurry. call on us. No de-
Jay YERKES 6 BAKER. 40 TO 46 Msrz
croft Building, lilo ST.
MONEY TO. OAN-Large sums
at and 2 per cent on D c. real
estate; $3.50, $500, $3.50, ETC., at g per
cent; all transactions conducted with eco
nomicai consideration for borrowers. WIN
81 SAUNDERS Il CO, 1 407 F st.nw. mrs
MONEY TO loan at 5 and 6 per cent on
District OF Colum bia realty: no delay u
security is satisfactory
WAITER Il. ACKER. zo4 14th NV.
1y3l TT
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EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
ARTHUR z. YUNDT-Mandolin
and guitar; summer rates; % lessons
Tor $40 Studio, 934 L st. II W., Room l.
myS-1mo
A. ES. Mandolin. Banjo, and
Guitar. Special summer rates. Classes
now forming. Rooaa 3, 934 st. NV.
my6-lmo
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FOR HIRE-To drummers and bust
ness men. horse and buggy or Dayton,
$1.50 and 50 per day Apply to the REX
STABLES, rear of 615 E st.Rw.; telephone
call 100. my16-tf :.
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FOUND.

FOUND-on May 8, 1896, gold ring
with large set; owner can get same
by calling at 1929 Kraemer st. ne., Mrs.
LUDLOW. 1t
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE-

WANTED White girl. about 10, for
light housewOrk. Call 225 9th St Sc.
1t
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WANTED-BOARD RIDERS
w NTED-B -Boarder; private family;
Comfortable home; 81 per week. 636
II st. sw. nIylS-3t-em
w A ANTED-Mechanlc and clerks to
room anu board; early breakfast. S04
z st. NV. my10-14t
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSES.
FOR RENT-Fur.,10-r broom, south front
house, R 1. ave, near Iowa circle owner
will board with tenant if agreeable; sum-
mer rates. d. w. L., this office.
my16-3t-em
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WA NTED-A bright bustIiug salesman
with experience, 20 represent manu-
featuring company IN this city; no books
10 sell, salary or commission. or both AT
dress, with references, COLUMBIA. this
Office Dly15-7t
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EoR nENr-uonsEs.

EOR RENT.
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FOR RENT-Six rooms; brick house.
rs 4th ST. ne; in lrstClaSs condition.;
$50. JOSEPH KING, 715 Market Space.
myl 9-3t
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FOR RENT
27 st. NV, rs, store, stable :. $500
II q st. NV, 10 rs, a. IN. i........ 26.00
At II st. NV, rs, a. m. i......... $3.50
409 st. me-, 6 rs, d. IN. i....... 80
12S st. me-, rs, a. m. i..... 1900
L. BROSNAN, cor. n. j. ave. and G st.uw.
my15-7t
FOR RENT room flat; a m. l.;
fronting Franklin Park; suitable for
light housekeeping. 912 14th st. NV.
my1 3-7t-em
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STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND B
STREETS.
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SCIENTIFIC PALMISTRY.
NJ Al M EERITZKA.
my1O-l4t Russian Palmist, T3T 18th St
HA ALEE-MEDIUM- yoIrIife, bus
ineSs. love affairs, lost or stolen prop
erty. Irie ndS, enemies, removes spells,
causes speedy marriages, uniteS the sep
1r1ff6 and gives good luck hours TO @.
daily; % aud SOC III II st. NV. my1 O-1mo
LET send case or Banner brewing
Company scelebrated beer to your house.
One dollar a case. Drop postal. washing
ton agency, 421 10th st. NV
npi7-tf.en
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SITUATIONS wANrED-EEMALE-

w wANTED-HOnle by settled lady;
widow, no enCumbrance; give good
refs; can do most anything III reason; would
like good home 6O7 18th st.nw. 1t
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

WANTED Energetic white boy. with
DIcycIe, 10 learn the trade. Apply to
{. A. MAHORNEY, engrayer and Jeweier,
40 10th ST.. NV. 1t
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wh..i,ns .,,aue,,..

Wheeling etiquette Is not yet in a
very advanced stage, although few
rules have been laid down.
A gentleman should never mount un-
I'll the lady with whom he is riding is
settled In her saddle. Then he may
mount and follow her. When prac-
ticable they should ride abreast, the
lady always on the right side. When q
narrow road makes this impossible the
lady should go ahead SO that her escort
may know at once should any danger
menace her.
At the conclusion of ride the gentle
man should first dismount that he may
relieve his companion OF her wheel as
soon as she has jumped from it. But
gentleman should never assis, lady
to mount. Such thing would be very
distasteful to the Independent spirit of
wheelwoman
While chaperons are not considered
necessary by high-spirited American
girls 1t Ia certainly good form for a
young lady TO be accompanied by a
more elderly member Of her sex.
In cycling, as in everything else, lean
year entertainments have crept in. In
tandem riding lady always sits in
front, but now faddists would have us
reverse this order OF things. That
usage, Of course. will be discontinued
after leap year. when normal condi-
tions will once more be in vogue.-Ex.
change.
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ITO M CONTINUED,
imsEppEp IN STONE.

Live Frog Foupd by Kentucky QuarrJ.
msn-Had hssn There for Years.
A knotty problem was presented ths
liams and Stephen White. two stor6
quarters In the southeastern part %:
Fayettc county. KY. near the Kea-
lucky river bluffs. The quarry In whir1
the men were ut work was opened 4
year ago. and has been industrioufly
worked by various persons all tbnt
time. The character OF the stone Is the
solid blue or Trenton limestone, rs dis
tinguished from the gray OF later f,r-
nation. It is thick and strong. msny
Of Its lodges running uniformly fr,m
four to six feet In thickness. Early one
morning blast Of dynamite was putt
In two feet deep into six-foot ledge
and exploded. Then the work Of re-
moving the broken mess was begun.
Three feet from the upper surface Of
the stone. between two fragments of
the broken stone, was found fully de-
veloped frog In the solid rock, having
only cell the size Of Its body to mark
Its abode OF ages. The space was n lit
tie more than half the size of goose
egg. but longitudinally, and In outline
rcsembled the body of the frog. The
little animal when released from his
prison life seemed In no wise discon-
certcd. took his own time to make his
flrst hop. hesitated about the second.
and when he had reached about a rod
from the start stopped deliberately and
scratched his left ear with the toes
Of his left hind foot. The question is.
how did he get there. how long has he
been there and upon what did he sub
sist during the ages of his conHne-
ment-solid stone at least two feet from
the closest air hole?
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| will love him like a brother when y.s
know him."
"Never! Listen. Viola. That man
is in love with you! "
She made no answer. and by the
light which passed through the half
opened door saw a soft expression OF
pity and regret upon her sweet face.
"You know it?" asked.
She sighed. IT am afraid 1t is so. or
has been so. Poor Eustace!"
The intonation OF the last two words
carried comfort to my heart. It told
me that I need fear no rival. en-
braced Viola, and left her. Grant was
still on the doorstep. He was evident
ly waiting for me. paused in the
road, looking for a vacant hanson.
do you mind walking little dis
tance with me. Mr.. vane" said Grant.
II have some distance to go. I
would rather drive"
"I will not take you far, but have
something to say to you"
He turned in an authoritive manner.
as though fully expecting should fol-
low him. hesitated: then Joined him,
and we walked side by side.
There was frigid silence between
us; but as I glanced at the tall, manly
figure by my side. as now and again by
the light of the gas lamps saw that
powerful striking face. the demon. Of
self-distrust began to rise again. How,
asked myself could 1t be possible, all
things being equal, for a woman to
choose me in preference to this mani
And thanks to my concealing my name
and true position, the chances appar-
emily were that Grant had as much to
offer the woman as I had.
By and by my companion stopped and
opened the door of house with
latch-key. He invited me to enter. and
showed me into a room on the ground
floor. Once inside his own house, his
manner changed. He was now host,
and was guest. He apologized for
the state Of confusion which reigned In
the room. He had only returned to
his lodgings yesterday. and had not
yet got things straight. The rooms.
although plainly furnished, showed
that Its tenant was a man of taste and
culture. Books were scattered broad
cast here. there. and everywhere Grant
swept pile OF the chair which h0
offered me.
you smoker" he said. producing .
cigar case. II can give you some brandy
and soda. too"
He opened the cupboard and brought
out the bottles. declined his prof.
cred hospitality. and awaited his
communication. He stood with his
back to the mantel-pIece. and mechan-
lcally filled a pipe. He did not. how
ever. light 1t: and, although looked
as carelessly as could in another di.
rection. I knew that he was attentively
scanning my face. This scrutiny be-
came unbearable.
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MRS. oARFlELp,s HOME.
Bhs Has More Money Than Her Husband
Ever Had.


ghs Has More Money Than Her Husband
Ever Had.
Mrs. Garfield Is living quietly at her
old home at Mentor, in the suburbs of
Cleveland, and the place has been much
Improved. 1t Is now one of the most
beautiful and comfortable farm resi-
dences in Ohio, and an ideal place for
a quiet, retired life. 1t is only fifteen
minutes ON the cars from Cleveland, and
less than half an hours drive from
Painesville, which is an educational
center, and one of the most attractive
as well as one of the most cultured com
munitles In the world. Mrs. Garfield Is
q rich woman now, but her wealth came
with her sorrow. Her early days, ana,
In fact, all her life, even up to the death
Of her husband, was passed In the CLOS,
est economy, and she was often depriVeu
Of the comforts and luxuries that usually
pertain to people of her station.
General Garfield never had anything
but his salary. He was an open-handed
man, generous and careless with MS
money, and was scarcely ever able 10
make both ends meet, but Mrs. Garfield
now has IN income of $4,000 as inter
est from the fund that was raised ION
her by Cyrus w. Field after the assas-
sinatlon, and pension from Congress OF
$1,000, which gives her S21,OOO year
to use as she pleases and she does not
spend a fifth Of It. All of the children
are well fixed. Mollie, the Oldest chlld,
is the wife of Mr.. Stanley Brown, the
representative of the Alaska Commercial
company at Washington. James ana
Harry are practicing law In partnership
at Cleveland, and are rapidly making
both money and reputation. James is
member Of the Ohio State Senate, with
an excellent record. They are Doth
splendid fellows, and promise to be use
full and famous men.
General Garfield had more money
few days after his nomination than ne
ever had at any other time In his nte.
He reached Cleveland from the Chicago
Convention with Just $50 in his pocket
That represented all the wealth he had
In the world, except his mortgaged
home at Mentor. Knowing this circum-
stance, Mr.. Sylvester 7. Everett, the
well-known Cleveland banker, In whose
house he was n guest, started out %ne
morning with little subscription paper,
and came back with ten $1,000 checks,
one OF which bore his own signature He
fixed I'D hank book with package OF
blank checks, put them all In an en-
velope, and at the first opportunity hand
ed the package to Garfield with re-
mark that there was little pin money
for his personal expenses during the
campaign, and an explanation that not
penny Of it was to be spent for political
expenses.
When the general realized the amount
and the nature Of the gift he fell upon
Everetfs neck and wept like child
He said that the greatest load he had to
bear had been taken from him. for he
had been lying awake nights wondering
how he was going to meet his personal
expenses during the campaign 'ie said
too. that he never had so much money
before In his life.-Chicago Record.
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Tho Bank Clerk. Revenge.

This is a story about 4 girl and mao.
The girl lives over 10 Georgetown. where
she Is distinctly the belle. ! don't know
where the man lives but during business
hours he Is to be found In bank not far
from the Fifternth street cable transfer. He
Is q blonde. and Is n favorite In the exclusive
set In which the Georgetown girl moves IL.
aud she had words-oncc upon n day. They
had no many words. in fact. that the girl.
who is snid to have more than n bit of tenn
per. ordered him never to presume 10 speak
TO her again rs long Ms he lived. She for.
badc him to recognize her. even. and said
that she would make point to forget that
she had ever met him. This was last winter.
The other day she went Into the bank In
which he IL employed to have n check
cashcd. The blonde young man appeared ni
the window. He took the check and cx-
hmincd II carefully. II was brolllng hot
day. The Georgetown girl was In n hurry.
She hadn't an acquaintance within half an
hour's walk. The blonde young man handed
the check back.
'.vcry sorry, madam, but you'll have &c
&c, somebody TO Identify you before car
And she had to do i,.-washing,on Post.
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spaaish I,crrnr..

saw q Frcnchmnn, his nrst morning at
the Roma. lean over the gardens balustTade
and carclcssiy drop penny TO q small. rag.
scd boy. the only creature In sight. In a
second the road awarmcd with Iipslcs, ba'
and screaming. II was the only time ] ever
knew the Gipy King to unbcnd from his
hnssy' hh,sny' eas ,a then be srovsied; @ me sp,nis.
TO move me to scntimcnt or sympathy. and
Tor the hrst time In my life my love for the
my day wandered far and wide on the track
OF tho Romnny; but. now that he was here
cIoso nj hand. he begged too lmpudcntly for
me to want to hail him as brother. or to visit
him on his hillside. Nor had any OF the
others that elegance and urbaniiy OF man
ncr OF which one reads In books. None ever
apt to swear like troopers when VIC left them
empty yhanded.-.Llghts and Shadows OF the
Alhambra, by Elizabeth Robins Penneii. IN
the June Century.
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Three for n l,oIiar.

Three what? Three charmngly exc
cuted posters in colors drawn by w. w
Denslow. Ethel Reed and Ray Brown
VII be sent free Of postage to any ad
dress on receipt OF one dollar. All who
are afflicted with the poster craze will
Immediately embrace this rare opportun
ity. as but limited number Of the pos
tcrs will be issued. The scarcity OF Q
good thing enhances Its value. Addres,
George II. Heafrord, General Passenger
Agent Of the Chicago. Milwaukee & st
Paul railway. Old Colony building. Chi
cngo, Illinois.
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An Ahon. we..ern r.rm 1.na,,

The Corn Belt" Is the name Of an
illustrated monthly newspaper published
by the Chicago. Burlington & Quincy Ry.
1t aims to give Information In an inter.
esting way about the farm lands of the
West. Send % cents In postage stamps to
the Corn Belt, 200 Adams street, Chicago
and the paper will be sent to your ad.
dress for one year.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-06-18
A Sinking Fund.

OF vital energy is easily and pleasantly re-
picnishabic. Hostcttcr's Stomach Biitcrs Is
nn inviEorant without peer. and will speed.
ily infuse frcsh stamina Into m enfccblcti
physique. Besides this. It avcris and rem.
cdics malaria. and rubdncs bilious. kidney.
dyspcptic and rheumatic ailments. The ncr.
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II the Baby Il Cuttins Teeth
IA .ure ana use that old and well.trted remoay

at least one sscessfs 1SH Issnmsab Wbsn II
Se left the Emerald Isle but Is now his ex-
cellency the Count di Morphi private sesIe; ana
tary to the Queen Regent OF SPAN, q ans n
4 grandee Of the frsf class; he is known az q
musical composer, and has published son
ata and several minor pieces.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-06-18

The prominent men In the recent Sauth
African history are noted for their utter lacL
OF humor. Prcsidcnt Kruger never cracked
= joke In bis life. and wouldn't know y
witticism frum pistol shot Cecil Rhodes 1.
serious. minded Individual. who fails to fintl
anything amusing even In London Punch,
DIR. Jameson is intensely mhtter-of. fact, aud
never grows facctious.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-06-18

SAY. Dobbs, all your family are
away: what do you keep your alarm
clock going fory"
~ want TO wake up every hour and
realize that don't have to walk the
baby"
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BreakinR the News,

Maud-1 hear proposing parties are
all the style this winter. The girls do
the proposing and the one who pro-
poses best gets the prize. Have you
been to any7
Ethel-No; but had proposition
party come to me the other evening.
How do you like my ring?-Harper's
Bazaar.
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CHAPTER III.

T WAS ABOUT
this time. l think
that such training
as Mr.. Lorraine had
indirectly given me
began to bear Its
first crop of fruit.
When firstI stepped
into the world, the
novelty and fresh
ness of all l saw
had kept the evil
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Only sss to s.n rrane,.eo and Return.

On June 18th and 10TH I'D aud 2ith, tn.
Union Pacific will sell tickets to San Fran.
cisco and return at s55. Call at ticket Office
pli Seventeenth street, corner Curtis, Tot
particulars.
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Low Rates to California.

, Only $55 for the round trip. to San Fran:
cisco via the Union Pacific June 10Th ana ana
at ticket ofiice, OIL Seventeenth street, corner
Curtis.
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Hail's Catarrh Cure i;
Is constitutional cure. Price, 75c.

g An English heiress has been divorced from
n Doet and married to pugilist. TINS is
evidently case Of preferrlng muscle 10
braIns with q vengeance. -
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-06-18

r,ra-All Fits stoppcd free by DR.. x lines Great
Nrsxs Restorer No Fits AFTER the rirst days uss.
SSrveoua cuTes Treatise and ~ trial treeSo
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-06-18

no matter how small. one girl with hair 20
long that she makes a good Goddess Of Lib.
erty In Decoration Day procession.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-06-18

Since the discovery Of the x ray the
"searchlng look" In the novels Will give way
to .sDeIvaslve ray"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-06-18

Postpone falling. In love until the upright
style Of penmanship Is no longer the fad.
IL makes girl very angry when a man
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