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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-09-14
school of Dancing,

Mr.. Brenneke has reopened his school OF
dancing Glasses are forming this week
Please call at the academy, corner Illinois
and North streets.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-09-14

If you wish a dry fruity wine with a de-
licious flavor, drink Cooks Imperial Cham
payne, extra dry.
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SILKS

SATIN DUCHESSE, in black
only, all silk, excellent quality; 81
value. ANNIVERSARY SALE
PRICE ................ ..............
SATIN DUCHESSE, black, all
silk, superior quality, q inches
wide; $1.25 value. ANNIVER-
SARY SALE PRICE,.
ROMAN STRIPED SAT1NS, for
waists and Innings; 69c value. AN
NIVERSARY SALE PRICE,.
ROMAN STRIPED All-silk Taf-
fetas, great range of patterns; 81
value ANNIVERSARY SALE
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Fresh oysters received daily in can and bulk a
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Excursion to Seymour Via PennsyIva.
mia Lines.

Sept IA and Is low rate excursion ticket
will be sold to Seymour from Indianapolis
teer Infantry. Return coupons valid Sept
IL inclusive.
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PENNSYLVANIA LINES
to
Free-COinage Camp Meeting,
Springfield, o.
R4OO-R0UND TRIP-S4.OO


Tickets on sale Sept. 15 16, II and 49, Good
returning until Sept. "a.
w. w. RICHARDSON, D. P. A.
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"DRESS" GOODS

FRENCH SERGES, all-wool, Sc
inches wide, in black and full line
SARY SALE PRICE................
NOVELTY SUITING, SO inches
wide, strictly all wool, Soc value.
ANNIVERSARY SALE PRICE,.
BROADCLOTHS, for Tailor-made
Suits, twilled back, steam finished,
So inches wide; 81 value. ANN
VERSARY SALE PRICE,.
HIGH-CLASS NOVELTY SUIT
ING, Scotch and French produce
tons of the newest weaves and
shades; 81 value. ANNIVER-
SARY SALE PRICE. .............
NOVELTY JACQUARDS, All wool,
As inches wide, very desirable for
skirts; COO value. ANNIVER-
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McGilliard Agency Co. Fire insurance.

Feed your horse JANEs's Dustless oats.
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For the finest fried bass in the city go
Huegeles S.
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FRIENDS YEARLY MEETING,
PIainfieId. Ind.

The vandalia line will sell tickets at one
fare for round trip, Sept. Is to 20, inclusive.
Tickets good returning to and including
Sept. "a. w. w RICHARDSON, ID. P. A.
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See the emma Closets at VIM L Elder $.
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Huegeles restaurant and oyster house. Finest
meats in the city. Strict attention paid to serv-
ice. Ladies' cafe second floor; entrance on
Washington street.
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Klondyke two-step. Carlin & Lennox. No. E.
Market
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1897-06-03

Of them doubtless hungry: al Of them
familiar With Aardships. There were
swarthy, black-eyed girls with shawls
pinned over their heads, and boys with
toes peeping out Of their ragged shoes.
Presently q new arrival appeared, lead
ing by the hand two children, a little
more forlorn in appearance than them
selves. One had sore eyes and was
apparently half blind.
See here. fellers," was the introduc-
ton Of their guide, these two kids
hain't got nobody to take care of 'em.
They sleep in box and they hain't
had nothing to eat today. Can't we
do sunthin' fer 'em?"
Lets take q collection" some one
suggested. and there was a general
murmur of approval.
A ragged cap was produced and
passed around. Grimy hands plunged
into the recesses of tattered garments
for pennies. and the collector an
nounced the result. "seven cents" A
committee, large one, was appointed
to go to the nearest bakery and invest
the funds. Some small cakes were
bought which were thrust into the
hands OF the children and they were
hidden to eat. When the teacher ar
rived she found the two orphans" the
center of an admiring group, content
eddy nunching their cakes, and with
much satisfaction the case was turned
over into her hands-Union Signal.
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500 To Any Man.
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Fall to Cure.

OF Weakness In Men They Treat and
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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1897-06-03
Without n God.

Two little girls were talking togeth-
er. One of them said something about
God.
There isn't any God, said the other.
my papa says so. and he knows"
But there is" said her companion.
my papa says there is. and he knows.
But"-after thinking moment-"may-
be your papa hasn't got a God, and
that's why he thinks there isn't any,"
Then she went on to tell the other
about her pape's God.
That's NICE" said the little girl
whose father said there vas no God Il
wish'-very thoughtfully-"my papa
had a Cod"
Her father-the man who had no God
heard the conversation between the
children, and he began to think the
matter over as never before. Without
God! He felt alone in the world,
and friendless. when the full mean
ing of the words struck home to him.
Had he been mistaken? Was there a
God, after all? Night and day he
thought about it. Il am in the dark, /"
he cried. If there is light, let me find
it," And he did find it.
The other day he heard his little
girl say to her friend: "Oh, I'm so glad,
My papa's got God. too, now! And
he thanked the God he had found for
the childish words that set him think
ing what a terrible thing it is to be a
man without God.-Eben E.. Rexford.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1897-06-03
About . Bandit Fish.

In the rivers and lakes of New York
state there is a bandit fish that roams
at large and makes its living by rob-
bling the gentlemen fish. 1t even at
tacks such vigorous fish as the black
bass and the pickerel, fastening itself
to them and sucking their blood until
they are dead The name of this bold
bandit is the lamprey. Prof. Gage of
Cornell University has seen 10000 of
these lampreys spawning at one time.
in the outlet Of Cayuga lake alone.
and he has estimated that they kill
more fish than all of the fishermen of
the state put together. The lamprey
r. about the size and has somewhat
the appearance Of IN eel. Prof. Gage
advises some means Of killing them BY
means Of traps in the stream as they
60 up In the spring to spawn.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1897-06-03
The Dinner-Party.

Polly wished to give a dinner-party
to her cats, Diogenes, John and Broth
er, so her mother gave her a dime and
told her she might buy three fish at
the market. Polly trotted away. and
when she came back with the fish she
called the three cats and tried to get
them ready. She tied ribbon around
easy task, because they smelled the
fish. Then she spread a towel on the
floor and set three plates on 1t, and
tried her best to make the cats sit
down beside them. But they cried. and
jumped about, and behaved so badly
that at last she shut them outside the
door. Then she put fish on each
plate and little dish of catnip in
the middle, and opened the door. Dio-
genes was the last one in, but it wasn't
because he wanted to be polite, for he
jumped over John, who was small, and
ran right under Brother, the great big
striped cat, and was first at the table
after all. On the table, 1 mean, for
he ran right across the cloth. shifted
at all three plates, snatched the big
gest fish and dragged it under the
stove. John took his fish into his cor
ner behind the cupboard, and Brother
carried his under the sink. After a
minute Diogenes left his fish and went
first to one cat and then the other, and
tried to take theirs. But John slapped
him, and Brother growled so that he
was afraid, and went back to his own
fish under the stove.
Polly was shocked at such behavior
and ran to tell mother, who only
laughed.
Il was afraid they'd disappoint you"
she said. But never mind They
are having a good time in their own
way"
So Polly went back and picked up the
plates and the towel and the catnip
And she peeped under the stove and
behind the cupboard and under the
sink, and she saw mother was right.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1897-06-03
LATEST Animal In the World

In the deep forests along the ANA
ION river in South America there
dwells one of the oldest and LATEST
creatures in the world. 1t walks up-
side down; it rarely. if ever, drinks
and it is said to feel no pain. The
animal is known as the al, from its
peculiar piping cry, or the three-toed
sloth. The last name is very appro-
pirate. for a lazier animal never lived.
Often it takes less than fifty steps a
day, and it will be a month or more
in going a mile. 1t is not necessary
for it to 60 any faster. because it lives
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in the trees and its food of leaves and
soft twigs is always within easy reach.
Sloths have three toes on each foot,
and each toe bears strong hooked
claw. When the sloth moves he SIM
ply hooks the claws over limb and
crawls about from tree to tree. In this
position he can sleep hours at time.
When little sloth is born it uses it's
mother for hammock until it is big
enough to climb for itself.
The sloth grows to be about two feet
long. Its hair is wiry and coarse and
it has no tail to speak Of The natives
say that it canrot feel pain, and they
prove what they say by showing how
the sloth will roll itself up and DELHI
erately fall out of tall tree in order
to save climbing down. Pretty lazy.
isn't it? An uglier. more useless ami
NAL could not we'll be imagined.
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One Fare for Round Trim y

One Fare Tor Round Trip Plus 50 90.
Travel is a joy to those who know
how to get the most out of it. Luxur-
ious Pullmans, comfortable chair cars,
modern and day coaches, regular and
appetizing meals at dining-rooms or in
dining-cars, in connection with short
est distance and time between given
points, makes travelling pleasure at
any season of the year. This is what
you pay for and get when your ticket
reads VIA Santa Fe Route. National
Educational Association, Milwaukee,,
Wis, July 6 to Q, 1897.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1897-06-03
Pollys Dinner Party to Her Cats
Preaching and Prsctice-Wlthoat .
G0d-The LATEST Animal In the World
Other Sketches.


ton?
Little dark-lashed eyes. Enclosed new
er,
Little mouth. by earthly food ne'er
tainted,
Little breast. that just once heaved
and settled
In eternal slumber, white and saint
Child. shall in future children's faces
See some pretty lock that thine re-
traces?
Is this thrill that strikes across my
heart-strings
And in dew beneath my eyelid gath
Token of the bliss thou mightst have
brought me,
Dawning of the love they call a faith
er's?
Do I hear through this still room a
signing
Like thy spirit. to me it's author cry
ing?
Whence didst come and whittier take
thy journey,
Little soul, of me and mine created?
Must thou lose US, and we thee, for
ever,
o strange life. by minutes only dat
Or. new flesh assuming, just to prove
us,
In some other babe return and love
US?
Idle questions all: yet our beginning.
Like our ending, rests with the Life
sender,
With whom naught is lost, and naught
spent vainly;
Unto Him this little one I render.
Hide the face-the tiny coffin cover:
So. our first dream, our first hope is
over.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1897-06-03

The president Of the Illinois STATE
Dental association ssys that the den
tist must rise above the imputat3oa a
being mere tooth carpenter; that -
must not only be . gentleman, but 80
OF the cleverest and must cultured &
the community. The dentist who = .
true gentleman will AVOID hurting Tie
feelings Of his patronA
The ordinary drouth Is harmless
when berries have frequent cultiva-
ton. for the roots strike deep INTO the
mellow soil An early and = vigorous
growth il stimulated.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1897-06-03

The witness is probably coming down
the pike in California who will testify
that Ddrrant killed Mamie Williams
and Blanche Lamont in self-defense.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1897-06-03

Educate Your Bowels With Cascarets.
Candy Cathartic. cure constipation foreve..
10. II c. C. c. fail, druggists refund money.
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which are shaded. See which of you
can place the letters of the word 'Puz-
zle." each in the center of different
square, SO that no two of them will
he on the same line. 1t may at first
sight appear easy to you. but you will
find that it takes a good deal Of puz-
Hing.
Award cards will be sent to the two
boys or girls. one inside Of Chicago
and one outside. who send the flrst
correct solutions. Names Of other solv-
ers will be published. Let's see who
can work the problem.-Chicago Rec
ord.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1897-06-03

Satan welcomes people who 60 down
to the grave perpetuating family feuds.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1897-06-03

Choose young, thrifty trees, with
good roots and straight, clean tops.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1897-06-03

A crowd of little street arabs was
gathered at the door Of the Clark
z mission waiting for their teacher.
They were ragged and dirty and many
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1897-06-03

Try This Little Problem.
.hirty-six smaller squares, half Of
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through the link or coupling.
Large quantities of remarkably pure
salt are being shipped to all parts of
the territory from the Crystal salt
works, near O'Keene in Blaine county.
The salt is manufactured from fpring
on the claim of Miss Laura White,
formerly of Western Kansas. who,
with her sister, Miss Charlotte White,
operates the plant which turns out
about thirty barrels every twenty-four
hours. These young women made the
run into the Cheyenne country and
took claims. From the profits of their
salt industry they expect to- pay their
way through college. The spring from
which the salt water flows is large
one, and makes the water of a large
stream near by strongly saline.
The good pa bic of Danville seem to
be living in hal pony. Judge smock,
the only lawyer in the town, has gone
to training horses.
Webb McNall has reversed himself.
he now thinks that so long rs cyclones
do business in Kansas insurance COM
panies have the same right.
The Abilene man who ate three
boxes OF sardines won't eat sardinea
again. He 10 dead
Spearville has cash balance IN the
city treasury, which ma kes bigger
towns feel jealous
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1897-06-03

Vic pCuitSutiAEy. 10 VuC uTSG OI the
kind ever brought in Kansas. The SUI
preme court has not yet passed upon
the case through which Asbell's father
seeks q rehearing.
The Rock Island is pushing its gum
DO burning plant in Wellington to its
fullest capacity, as its success as bal
last is thoroughly established. A half
mile of sidetrack has been put in. The
object of putting in this sidetrack was
to furnish facilities for burning gumbo
for ballasting purposes This is done
by removing the top soil until the
gumbo is reached. Then old ties and
timber and slack coal are piled upon
the ground in long pile beside the
track. Gumbo is then thrown over the
fuel and long kiln formed. The fires
are then started and kept up night and
day until the gumbo is thoroughly
baked. 1t comes out of the fire abso-
lutely impervious to water or moisture
and as hard as rock. 1t is then haul
ed out along the line and broken up as
ballast This new industry has added
thirty men to the company's pay roll
in Wellington.
Ottawa has population of $500 in
Guiding, according to the rivals, the
cemeteries
The Dighton base ball club has set
up the first claim to the championship
of Western Kansas
Four members of the Topeka fire de-
partment have been fired for firing
their brains with fire-water.
The new postmaster 1t Stafford 4
named Fort He will hold It.
What Kansas needs is . lot of early
birds TO catch those worms that are
killing the apple trees
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-02-11
MOUTH OF THE RIVER.

Lewis Thomas : said TO te gaining rap
IDLY.
\ schooner came into the cove snd an
eho-ed Sunday.
There wss socis Die $. Ms. Amands
Yo-ks Saturday.
The sing e, Mrs ". L Ren:ck Friday
evening, FEB. ), was enjoyed by al.
Mrs David Alley, Of Oak Point. visited
he- sister. Ms. c. L Cha,to. Iss, week
M-s- ). ". Hol. visited he, daughter.
Ms Waiter BlsisdeIl, Of Bangor recently
Isaac Smith. st,e- suffering many
months win cancer. died a. his home
FEB. :, sged seventy-two years and ten
months
TIE people were Pleased 70 hear Q: the
safe s-rival 81 s.: Donin 20. Of the
schooner HszeI DelI''. Of watch Joan E
Rsy = MAZE.
Feo. ) VICTOR
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-02-11

Birch Hsrbor-
Fred Watson. of Brooklin, was in town
las; week.
Saturday ". B. Winslow and mother
spent the day in Gouldsbor
The Misses Emma and Eva Wilson. Of
Jonesooro, have been visiting here the
psst week
Pearl, the ten-yes-- old son Of 4. L
Lindsey, while st play Thursday broke
MS leg just above the ankle. He VAS
alone. and some distance away from
home. but with remarkable pluck. crept
to the house where he visited without 4
marmur two hours before having the
bone set, the doctor being out OF town.
Saturday party Of men who were be-
nsvolentiy Inclined came out, some with
teams, cut snd bsulsd wood sufficient 70
last s year. fer widow Of this villsge
Feb C
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-02-11
AUGUSTA GOSSIP.
Here's News , Farmer Members are
Opposed to Good Roads.
HOUSE OF REFREsENrATIvBS,

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
AUGUSTA, Feo. !, 1877.
To tie Editor Of ThS -4nssricaa:
An increasing food OF petitions, bills,
reports anc orders po@rs int she House,
touching almost every variety Of objects
snG subjects from wild cats to pack
peddlers. Everyt hing Is crying fer pro-
lection. This il great governmsnt-ex-
tending its ample folds not only over
nsn. but over the birds OF the SIT, the
beasts Of the forests and the fish of >es
snd lske- VIII Maine become $ great
deer park, the pleasure garden OF the
East. i the question that Is tickling the
fancy OF the policy makers Of our S;ste
community. Forty thousand dolIsr> =
the sum called for TO protect cur fish snd
game.
Tuesday stteruoon the committee hsd i
paoiic bearing on the matter, also on cAi
fer registration Of guides GsUls Com
missioner Carlton opened in favor q the
resolve. and ses forth the specific objects
whlca the bill ws> intended 20 cover. sHd
tls appropriation eQuired fer esch. he
sisted ihsi they bsd figured the spp-o-
pr-siton down - the leR est saving ge-nt.
=. Manchester followed in one If hi,
easy "a =. out a. lie Vas both interested
N tne protection CT forests from Grs>.
sad the protection e game, he upcen-
seioaeiy made some good points ss&.n>i
the latter; We inferred from IL e.ss- a.
tbs; the enforce msni OF game .sw>
through the vast stretches Of toreet il
Msine wss :mpsse.ies h3e; taa; Us 5as>
q ;t.a K. lsuc-, from 6cs- Ses ~ a1a;-
.us parties wzs 5uuisu>s. sud ;be danger
to human lie was crest.
Rev I. r. PEN 5v-, q Bangor. ;4o2eh;
i ~s> so@1 = sg.cn l. E-sse-ts g.. Ssaae
s11 ia; ;az: la rlzee ak- = So
s1zptec IL rve4f e-s,e t4e a5eu;&, ana
physical ENERGIES a. communion NJ
~ ~: .a-e>.> - Nzza=.
-: s3ea-a- tx .szle- alz- - a.
~ s-s> stare -. = ;as ae-5-=z =--.
-ezaz-, sd - - u ize @usss.-@ = 49,
:.zqT=- e-s1- : ass>-=s -->ea ~ 1- :.-.-
"a .-aErs>> vs. re motto. jls. es
-. >,sa1 In or ;-s5 = firmly an 80.
.e-eE ,2s<.as-y ~ ceveasea,- tast
~. es@~ - sa1 = saG u >aaz
mysterious wsy- EEs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-02-11

An Oklahoma editor gives thanks FOR Z
basket of oranges thus: We have re-
ceiyed = basket Of oranges from our
friend Gus Bradley, for which he will
please seeept our compliments. some OF
which are nesrly six inches in diameter
A classical education" remarked the
cynical professor, is good thing in
some cases But don't you approve of
il in genersis" No. Il strikes me as
mighty Objectionable when it goes no
farther thsn to enable young woman to
put good Latin into bad English"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-02-11
W EST ELLSWORTH.

The social club gave an entertainment
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Nancy Kane and family have
moved into Ihei- new home.
James L Floyd, " no has been at home
for week visit, returns 10 Gcindstone
20 day
Lorenzo Wilbur snd wife spent Fri
day nigh, with their daughter. Mrs.
Grace ". Barron.
Misses Ethel and Alice Whitaker. Of
Lanoine, visited their grand parents. M.
and Mrs. Davis. Saturday.
A r Barron and wife went 20 East
Sullivan last week to the funeral of Mrs.
Barron's sister, Ms. Amelia Martin.
Milkusn George II. Barren thinks his
herd : sli ighs, IS he found twin calves
in Ms harm Saturday. This makes the
second pair of twins that MS CONS have
given him this winter.
Feb 5 b.