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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-12-24

Celery, lettuce and vegetables all
G fora merry Christmas.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-12-24
SOMETHING NEW.

We are still giving away the tables
which are worth $10O with every
! pound can of Palace baking
powder, at so cents per can.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-12-24

ORANGES
Solid juicy fresh stock for the
Holiday trade, a % and 80 cents
per dozen.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-28

The Westfield (Ind.) News prints the followin in regard to an old resi- dent of that place: Frank McAvoy, for many years i'll the employ of the l.. N. A. x c. Ky. here, says: I have used Chamberlains's Colic, Cholera and Diarerhna remedy for ten years or longer-am never without it in my family. I consider it the best remedy of the kind manufactured. I take pleasure i'll recommending it. 2" It is a specific for all bowel disorders. For sale by ". l.. Dewoody X Co.
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Miss Bessie Mills left for her home in Pine Bluff on Friday, having been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Joe luck ins, Jr. for the past month. Miss Mills having been q decided favorite in social circles while here, will be greatly missed by her numerous friends .-Texarkan Courier.
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The private school of Miss Mary Jones was closed for the season last night with appropriate exercises The pupils acquitted themselves with great credit and the exercises were most interesting to the friends and patrons of the school wh3 were pres nnt
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A GENTS WANTED-For War in Cuba. by EA Senor Quesanda, Cuban representative at Washington. Endorsed by Cuban patriots. In tremendous demand. bonanza for agents. Only S1.b0. Big book, big confess sions. ,ry body wants the only endorsed
 reliable book. Outfit free Credit given, Freight paid. Drop all trash, and make $500 d month with War in Cuba Address today, The National Book Concern, 352. 256 Dearborn street, Chicago. 42sd1m
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Tuesday three young gentlemen, Nessrs. Darwin Ahrens, Tracy Finn and u companion rode their bicycles from Monticello to this city. Mir. Finn is here visiting his unCle, Judge Wm. Harrison.
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Messrs. Westbro ok, Sanders and Rogers have returned from their fish ing excursion 10 Round Lake, in Lincoln county.
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On next Sunday Miss Bessie Mills, the accomplished daughter of Mir and Mrs. Day Mills, will leave for Nebraska, where she will make an extended visit to freDds.
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Florence. Ark, April 9, 1897 - had stomache and bowel trouble and could not eat any solid food. 1 have taken a few hotties of Hoods Sarsa- paiilla and it has cured me. 1 am now able to do all my work. Mrs. Emma Warrick.
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MT. ". L. Toney, after a pleasant visit to his Pine Bluff relatives and friends. left yesterday for his stock farm in Perry county.
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Mrs NJ. Calm, after visit 10 her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Gahe Meyer, of this city, lift for her home at Post Gibson yesterday
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The Press Eagle and Shops base ball teams crossed bats at Geisman' 5 grove, yesterday. The game result ed in favor of the Press-Eagles, by a score of 12 to Il. The Press Eagles have made arrangements to play the Dickinson Arms Base Ball Club a series of three games.
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\ Agents wanted in every locality for W.J
 Bryan's great and only book, "The First Battle" The best seller ever produced. week. Beware of fraudulent limitations. Send for outfit and begin work at once N. B CoNREY COMPANY, Publishers, 341 Dear born St.. Chicago. 6 div
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This afternoon the court of Esquire Vance is busy with a hog stealing case. The defendant is negro named Lovelace.
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Col. J. ". Corcoran is in the city today. ae reports that the fruit on his place is excellent and that he will have ripe peaches Sunday.
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A. J. Mitchell keeps constantly on hand q larg of the finest and best candies to be found on the market. dtf
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After a severe speii of illness Mir James Harrison is able to be out again.
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Crushed violets is one of tht favorite drinks. At the If Randy Kitchen.
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If you would be comfortable get screen doors and windows put in by the Bluff City Lumber Co. 5 q d&wti
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A colored normal school will be held in Pine Bluff beginning May 31. Prof. s. T. Boyd will conduct the SnmP.
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Cocoa-cola is dispensed at the dtf Randy Kitchen.
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Miss Mary Pope Jordan. of Little Rock, is here. the guest of Miss Bessie Fox.
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Basket ball at the Institute to- night.
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Mr. ". Z. Tankersley has returned home after business trip to Lincoln county.
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CASToFTA Shs iae- 1 s;s:;s:' @ s '&M1zAza -'.s'''. s.;'s

Did you ever notice that the dnller times become the more nu- merous are insurance agents9
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Miss Fannie Roberts came in from Wabbaseka this afternoon. She will return home tomorrow.
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.Fosfo-Pepsin'' the new drink at the Randy Kitchen has no equal. Try it. dtf
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"Nura Cnrao is, by far, the best nerve tonic known. Try it at the It Randy Kitchen.
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Mr. E. J. Hall, Of Swan Lake, is in the city today ard registered at the Trulock.
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BLUFF CITY LUMBER co.

The Gun Club held it's rSgnlar weekly practice shoot yesterday afternoon, and the scores made by the members were only fairly good. The club members are speaking of getting up d live bird shoot at an early day at which purses and prizes will be offered.
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Today letters of administration were taken out on the estate of Mar shall Robinson, deceased, by Ruth Robinson.
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Mir. Thos. $. James and daughter returned home from Memphis last night. Miss Nell McEwen wiil not return until next week. For the past session the young ladies have been pupils at Miss Higbee's Fema1e AcAdemY
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REDUCED RATEs--For the Summer term at Nettleton's Commercial college. 5-28. .d 2t
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Several fishing parties will leave Pine Bluff next week.
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City Treasurer Westbrook is now paying off July city warrants.
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DOCKET BOOK LOST Snake skin. silver \ mounted ps cket book initials M. ' - on same. Liberal reward will be paid for it's return to A :. TRlGG. 19 d6t
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Special Excursion Train Pine Bluff to Wesson and return, Saturday. June 9th, lS97 For this occasion the Cotton Belt Route will sell tickets Pine Bluff to Wesson and re turn at 50 cents. Further announce ment will be made as to time of de- parture and arrival of this train.
 j. ". FARLEY. Agt.
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ECR SALE GHEAP-Rail road ticket from \ Little Rock to Chicago; good for f6 days from 18th inst. Call at 6ll East eth Ave
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We are glad to state that for the first time in five weeks Mr. R. Silver nagle is able to be up today.
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Gen. k NJ. Knox and daughters have returned home from Nashville.
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MT. Allie Strauss is convalesennt after brief spell of sickness.
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Cood pasture, with plenty of water 2Lz 0miles Sonth Of town. Horses SI. cattle 75c 4 l5-d Ct. A. 0. EDWARDS
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pooms to rent Furnished or nnfurnished AA P. M. BRIEGES, 326 Walnut 4th ave.
 5-20-9f
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M ANTE D-A good. second hand. two seat
 w ed carriage. Address, 'L." care Graphic 4 90 d6t
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When bilious or costiye, eat q Cas- caret, candy cathartic, cure gnaran- teed. lOc. 25c. 12-30 eodtf.
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The Circuit court will probably conclude its labors about next We'd nesday, for this term.
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FOR RENr-After May 1.-the office now occu- A pied by the Pine Bluf Water X Light Co. at Merrill Institute 20 d it.
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cAsroHrA

Stop a. the Randy Kitchen and get an egg claret. dtf
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Just try l0c. box of Gasearets. the finest liver and bowel regulator ever made. l2-30 cod If.
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Hoods Pllls cure allliver ills. 2ac
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Doors and windows, house patterns, everything we manu- facture cheaper than ever be-
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An ice cream festival for the bene- fit of the Riverside Methodist Church was given at the home of Mr. Strong, en East Fourth avenue, last night. The affair was q social and financial success.
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For sale. my residence property on Olive st Lake Side, al n Bargain. 40. EDWARDS.
 4-15-d St.
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Ice cream soda, pure fruit syrup, 5c, It the Randy Kitchen. If
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Dover. N. H. , Oct 3i, 1897.

1VF III N7eV
 MEssRs. ELY BRos. The Balm reached me safely and in so short a time the effect is surprising. My son says the first application gave de cided relief. have shelf filled with "Catarrh Cure. Tomorrow the stove shall receive them and Ely s Cream Balm will reign supreme. Re c,ao.f,,1lu
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MT. Ike Nook. of Memphis, is circu- lating among his many friends in this city.
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Ripe peaches are in the market.
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Mir. c. C. Ogilvie left yesterday for a few weeks visit to relatives in Chattanooga, Tenn.
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WANTED- Boy IT or IS years old .ADnly at RANDY KITCHEN. 2t
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FOR SALE--Yellow Yam. Southern Queen, and Nineless, or Bunch Yam. slips; also fine eggs. Addres, R. w. ANDERSON,
 70 d6w Jacksonport Ark
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Cascarets stimulate liver, kidneys and bowels. Never sicken. weaken or oriDe. k l2-.0eodtf.
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PINE BLUFF DAILY GRAPHIC.
CITY ITEMS.

Mrs. Leopold Blum is reported ill.
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Misc 5 oilnI1fc Williams will leave f1r Forlyce today, where sine goes
 fo attend the marriage of Miss LuelIa Morton to Mir. Nichols, of Tennessee, which event will take < I1iace mex Tuesday.
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EOUND-A bunch of keys tied on one string. Owner can have same by calling at this office and paying for this ad
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The private school of Miss Mary Jones was closed for the season last night with appropriate exercises The pupils acquitted themselves with great credit and the exercises were most interesting to the friends md patrons of the school wh,1 were pres ent.
 Florence. Ark. April 9, 1897 - had stOmache and bowel trouble and could not eat any solid food. 1 have taken a few bottles of Hoods Sarsa- pa1illa and it has cured me. 1 am now able to do all my work. Mrs. Emma Warrick.
 Hoods Pills cure allliver ills 25e
 An ice cream festival for the bene- fit of the Riverside Methodist Church was given at the home of Mr. Strong, on East Fourth avenue, last night The affair was q social and financial success.
 Mr. Thos. $. James and daughter returned home from Memphis last night. Miss Nell McEwen wiil not return until next week. For the past session the young Indies have been pupils at Miss Higbee's Female Academy.
 Miss Bessie Mills left for her home in Pine Bluff on Friday, having been the guest of Mr and Mrs. Joe Hnck- ins, Jr. for the past month. Miss Mills having been q decided fayorite in social circles while here, will be greatly missed by her numerous friends. .-Texarkan Courier.
 "Nura Cnra" is, by far, The best nerve tonic known. Try it at the It t- Randy Kitchen.
 Tuesday three young gentlemen, Nessrs. Darwin Ahrens, Traey Finn and u companion rode their bicycles from Monticello to this city. Mir. Finn is here visiting his un1le, Judge Wm. Harrison.
 The Westfield (Ind.) News prints the followin in regard to an old resi- dent of that place: Frank McAvoy, for many years i'll the employ of the l.. N. A. x C. Ky. here, says: l have used Chamberlains' Colic. Cholera and Diarerhma remedy for ten years or longer-am never without it in my family. 1 consider it the best remedy of the kind manufactured. I take pleasure i'll recommending i ''' It is a specific for all bowel disorders. For sale by W. l.. Dewoody &Co.
 On next Sunday Miss Bessie Mills, the accomplished daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Day Mills, will leave for Nebraska, where she will make an extended visit to frieDds.
 If you would be comfortable get screen doors and windows put in by the Bluff City Lumber Co. , 24 d&wtf
 The Press. Eagle and shops base ball teams crossed bats at Geisman 's grove, yesterday. The game result ed in favor of the Press Eagles, by a score of 12 to Il. The Press Eagles have made arrangements to play the Dickinson Arms Base Ball Club a series of three games.
 Ice cream soda, pure fruit syrup, 5c, at the Randy Kitchen. If
 The Circuit court will probably conclude its labors about next We'd nesday, for this term.
 Doors and windows, house patterns, everything we manu- facture cheaper than ever be- fore.
 BLUFF CITY LUMBER co.
 The Gun Club held it's regular weekly practice shoot yesterday afternoon, and the scores made hy the members were only fairly good. The club members are speaking of getting up d live bird shoot at an early day at which purses and prizes will be offered.
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ON THE FARM.

An estimate of the loss of the sotubls portions of manure that is exposed to rains and the direct rays of the sun, if it could be made, would show that one half of it's value is lost by leeching, fire fanging, etc.
 In q dry season there is no fertilizer which produces better results with po- tatoes than wood ashes. notwithstand ing the fact that ashes seem to dry themselves. Equally good results will follow when they are sprinkled on the strawberry bed.
 The mistake of keeping and using crossbreed males aids materially in de- generating the hogs on many farms. The boar should be thoroughbred, or there will be no uniformity in the off, spring There is little pleasure in rais- ing mongrels.
 It is claimed that the use of ensilage enables the dairyman to keep twice as many cows as when no ensilage is used. There is no crop so easily grown and at so small an outlay for labor as ensilage corn, and it not only provides large addition to the bulky foods, but enables the dairyman to give sueeulent food in winter, thus keeping the animals in good condition.
 Navy beans can be grown profitably, and they bring as good prices as any other crop. The heaviest yields are secured when they are carefully eulti- vated and grown on ground that has been well manured the previous year. The harvesting of the crop is the crit- ical work with them, as they are liable to damage if exposed to rains after har- vesting them, but there is machinery now in use which lessens the labor and makes them as sure as any other crop.
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TOO Mathematical n Mind.

An English paper says there was once in one of the great universities a mathematical tutor who boasted that he neither knew nor cared to know any thing about poetry. It was all, he said, "a lot of impractical rot.
 He had friend, brether-tutor in literature. who was very anxious to convert him to a liking for poetry This friend thought he would begin with a poem which everybody must like, and gave the mathematician Tennyson's Charge of the Light Brig ade' to read.
 The mathematician took it up and read thus:
 Half a league. half league. half a league onward
 Then he banged the book down on the table,
 "Bahl" he snorted. If the fool meant league and a half. why on earth didn't he say sop
 The man of letters gave up the at tempt to convert. his friend to a liking for .,aef f,-sts-- " o1{h's Comm nj inn
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-----'----'---7--=s-.--- DO YOU KNOW 2

That youth is prone to be ungrateful, and age forgetful.
 That young persons are not apt to make very exact adjustment of means and ends.
 That he who shows his hand too much rarely succeeds in plueking the plums from the pie of life.
 That muscular and nervous exhaus- ton can readily occur, as the faseina- tion of this form of exercise leads peo- pie to overwork.
 That rapid boiling or baking will toughen the tenderest meat, while slow and careful cooking will render the coz arsest parts tender.
 That q mixture of equal parts of vase line and olive oil is quick remedy for skin burn, either from March winds or August sunshine.
 That head stains on wall paper may be plotted out by an application of D mixture of the soft parts of molding clay and water applied at night, and brushed off with whisl broom in the morning.
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LATIN PLAY BILL.

colleges. At Harvard, and at St. Fran eis Xavier college in New York city, Greek and Latin tragedies have been
 enacted in the best classic style by the
 men of those institutions, and the Vas sar girls followed suit by presenting a Latin play in their own gymnasium. but never before has classic play been un- dertaken at coeducational institution
 with real eo-eds to take the women's parts. This, of course, is decidedly un- classic, for in the dark ages when such things were written a real actress was
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THE LAPS IN TROUBLE.
They Are Awaiting the Outcome
 of the Hawaiian Question.
A survey of the Situation from a Military and Political Point of View = England Doesn't
 Want Hawaii.
Copyright, 1897. |

The Japs are in trouble just now. They are in what New Engianders call "a state of mind" over the recent action in regard to Hawaii Just what the outcome will be is not yet clear. but at inc present moment brief survey of the situation, both from a military and political point of view, cannot fail to be of interest.
 The United States now has at Homo lulu the frst-class cruiser PhiladeI- phia, and that relic of by-gone days, the Marion The Japanese government has at the present time one ship at Homo lulu. one on the way thither and an other about to start.
 The Naniwa, now at Honolulu, is cruiser built in 1885. She was consid- cred very good man-of-war in those days; in fact, when the Naniwa first came out she was thought to be the hest boat of her class afloat But that was long ago. The Naniwa has no amor. She is of only 3,700 tons regis ter, and her main battery consists of two ten-inch guns and six six-ineh guns.
 The Philadelphia has an armament of 12 six-inch guns in her main battery and a strong secondary battery. The Philadelphia is more modern boat than the Naniwa, yet with her two heavy guns the Naniwa would be a tough morsel for the Philadelphia to \ ret away with. The Marion is tooth } less old dog of war, and has no modern
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something unheard of, and men played all the parts. regardless of the sex of the characters portrayed It is only an other instance of the advancement of women, however, and if the pIaysof the ancients are to be revived, they must submit to the inevitable law of progress which has set woman upon a pinnacle where she scoffs at men of all ages and cycles who ever imagine her their in ferior.
 Ii is only an instance of their magma nimity that the "co-eds" do not insist upon taking all the parts themselves; but this they have generously refrained from doing, and the result promises to be production on which the Romans themselves would gaze with awe and wonder. The particular play which they are going to give is the Mostel- laria of Plautus, author of the famous 'Captivi," or "Captives," which is more familiar to modern readers than most classic plays.
 The Mostellaria is to be a feature of the commencement exercises at St. Lawrence university which, as before stated, is away up behind the hills not far from the St. Lawrence river. Clas- sic music has been written by Mrs. Flor enee Lee-Whitman, a coed graduate, and a progressive-or. perhaps one should say gressiye-student has gone back some 25 centuries or so to find the most approved method of play ing the tibia or Roman flute. The tick cts and announcements are printed in Latin, and that the arrangements may all be entirely up-to-date in their character, the assistants of we'll known artist of New York city was in- volled to make them poster which, while thoroughly classic in its outline, is sufficiently posterific in its eoloring to advertise the most modern literary production of Kipling or Crane.
 A libretto has been published which is nothing less than complete blank verse translation of the play. This also is the work of graduates of the univer- sity, and bears on its title page the name of c. R Hardie, the present pro- lessor of Latin, and Mrs. C. P. Gaines, wife of a former professor. and herself at one time instructor in English lit eratIre
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present government is in power it is quite useless for any except American gap''al ,',p 10 try to doanything. The Eng l's' are ready to begin laying cable q, ,r, once If they can get a concession ] The Japanese would like to try. But il IS no use. None but Americans need apply is over the entrance to the gov ernment house.
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To prevent the freezing of water pipes in cold weather where the flow of water is continuous small motor is operated by the water pressure to com press warm air, which is forced into the pipe at regular intervals to form glob- ules and warm the pipe as they pass through. r4,
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To permit shower baths being taken in an ordinary washtub without splash tng the walls or floor metallic hood is attached to the tub, with tube leading from the water pipe to perforated dome in the top of the hood to shower the bather as he tits under It.