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She was an American vessoi r.ina moth
haiis nnd steam.
Tho first steamer 90 cross the Atlantic
was un American vessel called the sa-
ynnnah sho wns astoamahip. and used
both sails and steam. mud wns built hy
CrockCr a. Fickctt az Corlcar's Hook in
Now York city. Tho present belief Ia
that she was built hy % party OF capital.
lists who intended 20 sell hcr 20 some
foreign monarch sho was commanded
~ Captain Moses Rogers and was q
clip rugged vessel of nearly 400 tnnr.
She had u horizontal engine, which waa
placed between her decks. aud hor boil.
crs wore Ia the lower hold.
10 ~ generally admitted that the sa.
yaunah fnilod from Now York in 1910,
going 70 Savannah. her namosal1c, In
seven days. four of which she used
steam There she was chartered by the
city corporation 90 go 90 Charleston 20
take President Munruc, who was then
travelling through the states on a pleas
uro excursion lie failed to accept the
invitation, and the hont returned TO Sa-
vannah Aftor remaining NJ this port
for some days and taking ont parties
Of curiosity ~ we'll NJ pleasure seekers
the Savannah sailed for Liverpool,
reaching u after a voyage Of rs days,
seven Of which were made under steam.
Tho arrival Of the strange looking YES.
sell with hugo clouds Of smoke ascend
ing from her decks and ohscuring her rig.
pinG caused quite u commotion when
She entered S. GoorRos channel of
tho city Of Cork. and the commander ~
tho British man.of. war lying IA the
harbor thought she was q vessel In dis.
truss and sent two cutters Co board her
Everything found all right, however,
tho Savannah was allowed 10 proceed
on her way, and thousands Of people
greeted her ns sho steamed up the Mer.
scy 10 Liverpool with the American
flag flying 40 her head Tho Savannah
thcn mado trip 20 Copenhagen, Cron.
stadt and So, Petersburg and then 70.
turned TO this country, whore sho was
relieved of her steam apparatus and
for many years ran as packet hctwCcu
New York and Savannah finally going
ashore and breaking up on Long Island.
Tho Savannah was, Of course, side
wheeler. and as Il was impossible e
carry u sufficient supply Of fuel IA hen
60 keep up steam on long voyage hcl
whools were removed during good sail
ing weather and canvas substituted,
Tho king of Sweden wanted 20 buy th'
boat when II was abroad, but the dea
went through. Now, those are the facts
about tho first steamship that ever cross
ed the Atlantic ocean. Washington
Star.
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la the district court, county ui EDDY.
Tho IcritOfy ui sew McNlcn,
plHintin.
fine Trans pecla Land Cone
uun.. ulL.ulumI.


The Trans recpa Land Gone
uHnN, uUipuuuut
notice u hgrcby tlscn ihat tho tnld
pinlntiu, The Territory ul New Mexico, has
insiiiutcd 3 auit aRainil the .aid defendant,
INo Trans fccpa Land company, in the uis-
tiict court d the NTH judicial district Of the
territory Of NcW Mexico, Within and Tor the
SfnhsHt th6 oSl lceta Of the said suit is the re-
eqyerX q uagfmsns, IL iayos % w e4es ss'S
hgnlnst the said defendant The Trans
igcos Land Company, Tor the sum
ana as-io0tha dollars together with interest
ON the sum - one hundred nnd seventy ave
nnd gl.iU0ihH dollars thereof from tue nret
imier1si on he sum oi one hundred and
seventy nvc and gl-iOQiha dollars thcrcni
from the nfsi gay % July A. y. is8i' snsli ~.
iutc ui % per ccntum per nnnumi nn ~
which said sum and Interest it o. alleged
hy the plainUn is due 90 it by reason Of
isfN, on certain personal ana rial properly
situated in thu county Of Ludy ana aascsecd
as the property OF the said defendant during
said plaintiff. Inc territory OF New Mex
leo. claims lien ana asks 90 nave the aailc
declared Ia 10 favor ia said tult aRainHt
fbs iniiowinp dcscribcd real estate ia aud
ior the laNon levied against the same IN thc
amounts, with interest ~ stated IN me COM
piaint nlcd ia The said SUIT, yiL, uota
e. +, OF section - in township q :. oi range
n H., the q. " a Of n, ", ~ the ~. W q
oi ). W. 4 and the ;, q. = OF section ~ the
oi'''ya oi y e. & oi section a. the y . \ o. \ q.
sS. All oi township p south % range q =.
ON the n. O., =, the q, W. ,9 o. y, y, ", ,own y.
shlp % south Of range y =.
Oh the ". y OF a. W, ~ tho ", y ui =, "
4 oi section q township - Of range y y.
the ". > OF n. ". u, the W, - oi = " -
section & Of township - south Of range y y.
the n. q, a. thc a. v. OF NJ e. a, the Sc.
4 of i. e. u OF section ., the 3. Y. = OF q.
~ 4, oi section 10, the u, y, q oi n. q, ~
the ~. q. Is OF the =. e. 4 the g, % = W.
Il. the 5. ". 4 Of =. ". = OF seeuon 10 ",
of "A. II H the X. 9. +, oi section is, the q.
w. oi q. e.. A., the p Of y. w. ~, th,
- 81. "a Of e.. a, A, the 3. "a OF ~ " "a nl
section q, the u, p OF a, e. a. the D W.
a ~ .. q ~ ne oi ~ W ins tno n, n,
Il oi y. q. Il, ali OF section 80 the "a. = oil
H. ". Ia the "a, G, "a oi H ", "a 81 sccuoh
u in township 70 south Of range - i,
And snid plaintiff asks 70 nave shid trA
estate sold 10 satisfy any lien established
I in said suit against same.
And the said defendant, The Trans Peco.
land Company. a. hereby nouuoo 10 enter
lts nppcarance ia said suit on or betof,
tic On day Of December, A. D. n.roi isss, ol
against ID, the said defendant la said suit
Inu plalutia's attorney in ahid ealt "
john Franklin ana thc lntlcr posi- ome'
aud business address IL Eddy, New Mexico
above wsiSisdd stsed ii.'R suit have 6ercsho set n,
hand and arixed the seal Of said court TIN
the Jo,n day OF September a D. isg.
Clerk OF said district court
By II. u. Hamilton, Jr., deputy
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The quarter of quailef, ire half
and z e quarter of the n " quarter Of h "
quaitef, ihe half, and n quarter ol ~
quarter Of " quarter, oi section 3ii the q
quarter on G quarter, ~ section 81, 10 town
ship aza. oi range ~ east
Lots -. =, n, l., J, X, 4 and s, Of the
Riverside Farm suburban properly adjacent
10 the town Of Eddyi
On lois a, 40 and as, IN block u on lot
IS, block o, and 10, "a, in block IS, OF the
original iownsiie 10 the town OF Eddyi
Lots "a andIA, W hlock az aud lot =, 10
block ~, Of the First addition 70 the town OF
Eddy;
LOIS IS. Of block 43i and lol o, Of
block 90, ofiho Stevens addition 10 the town
u Eddy, Hud improvements ,heicon situated.
The amoun, oi iaxes for which lien is
claimed on said real estate being the sum OF
S. 6f7 %, with interest as stated 10 he
complaint filed IN said suit
And said plaintiff asks to have said real
estate sold to satisfy any lien established IN
said suit against same.
And the said defendant. The Pecos Iuiga-
tiin end improvement Company, is hereby
not fed 20 rnicr iis appearance in said suit on
or before The 9th day ai Dec mbef, a. y.
1907. or judgment by default will be rendered
against w., the said defendant, in said suit.
The plaintiffs attorney In said suit is John
/ Franklin and hr lailtrF post uiiicc and bust
ness address is Eddy. New Mesico
! In witness whereof l, the clerk 81 The above
styled sali, have hcrcunin SET my hand and
affixed the seal ol said court this the goth day
Of September, A. y. 1897.
j WM DRscoiL,
Clerk Of said dislicl court.
BY n. b. Hamilton jf., deputy. q
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In the district court, county OF Eddy.
the Territory oi Ns~ Mexico,
piaintin,


ihc lcrrilory oi Now Mexico,
pinintin,
The IIagorman irrigation and
Land Company, defendant,
Notice h hereby given that the said plain-
tlfi, Tho Territory oi New Mexico, mas innli-
tutcd suit against the shid ueiehdhnti lne
iagcrman IRRIGATION ana land Company IN
the district court Of the nfth judicial dis
trict OF the territory Of New Mcxicoi within
Hnd for the countyof Eddyi
THAT the objects of the said suit "a the re-
covery Of a Judgment Ia iayor Of the said
pinlntiu, The tprritory OF new McAlen,
against the said duirnduut, The hnRcrmhn
Irrigation and Lana Company, iag the sum
Of one hundred ANA eighty ana 2i-iVltht dol.
lars together Win interest on inc sum oi
ninety nnd u2.iO1ths dollars thereof from the
urst day ol January, a D. 1891, until paid
with interest on the sum OF ninety ana lx-tpV
ths dollars thereof from the irst day oi July
A D. 1891, until pnidi nil said interest neinf
payable nt the rate of % per ccnium per
annum iall OF which said sum and In crest u ~
alleged by The plaintin y due 20 !. by reason
~ ieeH. on certain real properly situated IA
~ the said county Of Eddy and essosscd as
the property OF the said defendant during
said plaintiff. The Territory OF New Mex
leo, claims lien nnd ASKS 90 have the same
declared ia is favor la said suit against
the following described real estate ia aud
Tor the taxes levied against the same IN the
amounls, with Interest hH stated in the COM
plant nlod Ia the said suit, VIA.
Un the v halt Ut d " quartet, the . quarter ~
" quarter, the quarter VI a quarter, the q "
quarter ui quarter aud v quart AMI Tie "
quart yfs quarter Of section m, the quarter,
The quarter, the quarter. thv a . quarisr, y
quarter oi aeciiuu W, the ~ quarter, the hali
" y o quarter, thc " quarter Of quarter TIE "A
halfufn quarter Of section 20, The quarter VI
quarter Vi seUtisn u, the south halt oi y y quar-
Ter, She Nrat hal ~ quarter she nnftl halt ~
quarter, The quarter ~ " quarter " sgtuoh ~
in township 20 suuth oi ransr 20 tbs " quarter,
tia west hAii 0f quarter. The q v quarter " .
quarter the north halt vi quarter the . guar
lr ofaw quarter u E,eiion o. tie EAST hail Of "
qu,tiuf, the north hall u quarter aad quafter
% section 10 township - south oi range ~ b.. the
sast ha " quarter aud quarter 81 . quarter
auoilun ~ in township ~ south uf range - q,
aud said painti axis 90 have said zeal estate sold
a. satisfy any licu established IN said suit asaihst
sainu
aud the aid defendant, Tho HaseFman Irrigation
and iand Conn any, hrfehy notified 90 untHr ~
appearance ln said suit Un ugefc ths och day y
lscpmuof, 4, o. ihlE or iudsm ment by delaul' VII
BE- ieudsrgd againsi a. ths 'ad deienaani Ia said
suit
lio painuns attorney 10 said suit IL John frank
liu sud is .-llurs ss. visu aa uHliucss aidiusa
Ffff New AlrAieo
iu wltnrss whereof T. the clerk ofthe abpye styled
nui nave ntfruBtu aut my hand and ainkpil thH seal
OF said cosrs ihis ihu sJn day OF srp.mlprAn ih'h
Wa. pHisCpid,
clofk uf aaid district court.
by ii .. Hamilton jr, deputy
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How ro srupY PRoPrnLY.
Books should nc Well Chosen and Read
Carefully. Not Devourcd.

Study 81 like dinner. Tho vinnds
must bo woll chosen aud eaten slowly,
not dovoured then well turned over in
tho mental stomach for awhile until
with case and comfort they ARE perfect.
ly diRostod and furnish nutrimcnt TO
tho brain. Most students study without
thought, which Is like eating without
digosting Others read merely rs fad
and ro7n forget all they may have
leerr"o
Tho most satisfactory method of STUDY
81 the digestive. IL is tho thorough ono
tito one that gives strength 20 the
brain. Take the subject you are study.
ing Rpnd a few lines or few pages.
ns the ease may be-, then put the book
down and think ou what you have read.
Tu.a 10 Rhout I'm your rind from every
standpoint DO not accept 10 Immediate
ly Argue for and against 10 IN your
mind. la other words, masticato 10,
You need not be- at your leisure Co do
this DO It in your walks, in your idle
moments, at any time. when you have
satisfied yourself on tho subject, go on
with iis,lc more in tho Same way. ln
"a short time you will find yourself
moro n thorough student than II you
had read all ri q sitting. Tho best edu.
Gated man IN the oud is the mau who
learns slowly but surely. Now York
Advertiser.
The Eddy current., 1897-11-13
Notice for Publication.
Land Omce at Roswell. n N.
lnInnIr A. 1901
Innd Companv. dcicndant

Land Onlcc at Roswell n M,
October a, 1871.
Notice a. hereby given that the following
named settler has figd notice oi his iutcu-
tioa TO make nnai proof Ia support Of his
claim and that said proof Will be made be-
fore VI, r. owen, probate clerk, At EDDY,
New Mexico, on saturday, Nov. ~, 1891,
cation No. "A, for the N NE :. sk4 NV.
and 8W2 MEX, Zee. 70, - 2iS., r. ~ T.,
lie names the following witnesses 60 prove
tion OF. said land, Yixi
JrsseJ i. l,ascoe, George y. Lucas, Charles
n Mink, George "a, Witt, all OF Eddy, 70 "
Mexico. % ono. X. Nous0, Register
The Eddy current., 1897-11-13
lyenmInr.. I.arly JudIeIary.

"Fair.play. Men was the titlo given
20 part OF Lycoming county, Pa,
now donscly populated and dotted with
prosperous towns and cities The pro.
pfiotary government with view 20
protecting the Indians from intrusion,
had forbidden the survey and settle.
moit Of the region, but some hard treat.
cd md hard handed Scotch Irish pio-
necrs found lhcir way into thc forbid.
den territory, and being outside tho i'm.
mediate jurisdiction Of any properly
constituted tribunal they chose three 81
their number 90 settle disputes and call
od them fair play men. Tho decisions
of this tribunal, especially as 10 bound.
aries, were enforced hy the whole COM
muuiiv nud came la time even Ia be- re.
spoctod by the courts. When chief
Justice of Pennsylvania asked one Of the
first pioneers what were the features of
the fair play code the pioneer IL ro.
ported 60 have answered that since his
honor's court had found its way into
the region fair play had iiod and law
had taken its place - Philadelphia
lrpaH
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The pccos Valley Trust Conn
pauy, defendant
Nolioc s hereby given that the said plain
900, The ietiloy oi New Mexico, ha, in-
.uiuied tuii aga.nn he seid defendant
The pccns Valley Trust Company in thc dis
triel oour, Of the fifth judI,isl disIici of ihe
territory oi New Mesieo, within and ior lhe
county 1T Eddli
Tnat thc objects of the said suit Is ihe re-
coscry of a Judgment in favor oi The said
plninilH. lhr Territory Of New Meaieo,
aeainst thc snid defendant The iccus Valley
ifusi Company, ior lhc sum of one lhnusand
sit hundipd aud iuriy-niuc aud % 100 dul-
lar. ioscihcf with Interest, un ihc PUN a
EIGHT hundred aud nineteen and qo-io9 dol-
las thereof lr.m tbe hisi day oi janulV "A.
- 800. until paid With interest un Doc sHm
OF eight hundred and nineteen and 97ioo
do.I.is thereof nom lhr hiai day ni JuN a.,
ID. 800, until paioi al said interest being
payahIc At the rate of IS per cenium pee an.
mum, ail of hich said sum and inicrr,l b Is
allered hy ne plaintiff Il due 90 u By reason
of tnes lawfully levied during the year a. ID.
tS0s, On certain personal property situated in
he aid county Of Eddy and issrssed a. he
property Of the said defendant during lhe said
+ 5caf A ID. $500
And he said defendant, The peros Valley
I Tfu1 Company, b. hereby % lihed o. enter
I ii. nrnrafancc 10 said suil on % before he
I 28ih day of November, A. -. 1907, OF jadg.
meut hy default viii be rendered againN il,
7 lhr said defendant, in said suit
~ plainhas attorney in said suit 3 John
/ Franklin aud Doe lauer't post office and bu,i-
ness addIeas d Eddy New Mexico.
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in tiupss whoie I. the clerk ui ihe
above i,l,d .uil, hcye hcuunio sel my hand
and nfh,ed ihc safl ni said court this the go b
day OF September. AD 1907.
WW. nniscott.
Clcik " said district c0uri.
By n y. Hamilton. h.. deputy.
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Notice Of Suit.

~ the district court, county Of Eddy.
The Territory Of New MeAloo,
plaintiff
vs..
The Lower prcos Land Com
pany, defendant.
Notice Is hereby given that The said plain
iih. The Territory ~ Nr~ Mrsion. has ln-
sliiulsd q snil against lhe said defendant, The
The Eddy current., 1897-11-13

Father understand you think Of
getting maIriedf
fun-lps, sir
faiher-llnyo you given tho matter
your calm consideration and delihoratcd
thoroughly uuon the gravity aud im.
purtanco Of tho step ns well ns upon the
uncertainties and possibilities of the
now rolatiuny
son--No, slr.
Father-You have notp And why
have you notf
Som Because Dir, really want 10
get married.
Father Um-or-ah--l guess you
are right about it Go ahead. It's the
only way, / fancy. Detroit Free pross
During q fire in o stable at Pau Soc
province Of Quebec, a bay stallion re-.
turned twice 90 the burning structure
and drove cut "a horse that was 20 ter.
rorizad as 90 be- unable 10 make amy
attempt 10 escape
The Eddy current., 1897-11-13

Il is said that 200, 900 books have
1,con written about the Bible
The Eddy current., 1897-11-13
NOTICE or SUIT.

ln the distinct court, county of I'd
The Territory of New Mesicn,
plaintiff
Evening star., 1897-04-06
ENGLAND and Greece.

There is evidence that the English lib
erals are watching their chances to en-
barrass the conservative government
through its connection with the coercion
of Greece. In yesterdays debate the lib
eral leader almost openly intimated that a
vote of censure would shortly be moved.
and while the government may be strong
enough to pull through such a crisis 1t is
by no means certain that an appeal to the
country would not result in an overwhelm-
i1g defeat of the conservatives. who have
been playing with fire in their game of
diplomacy n the eastern question. The
Turk is probably the most unpopular ele-
ment today In Great Britain. The Sultan
Is hated most cordially by the nation at
large and 1t Is a close call for any ministry
to daily with him in their dealings with
the other powers. The coercion of Greece
is repugnant to the spirit of the British
people. as 1t Is repugnant to that of every
civilized nation under these particular cir
cumstan ;es. There can be little doubt bf
the verdict of the English and 1t may be
that the present government will catch the
drift of public sentiment and withdraw
from the combination that is fast drag
ging 1t into trouble.
Evening star., 1897-04-06
1t iS Not Too Late.

The Senate committee on appropriations
has decided to retain In the sundry civil
bill the item of $4,000 for the removal Of
the general post office to the city post
Office building. This decision, however,
does not necessarily mean that the consol-
idation will take place. for there seems to
be reason to believe that the action of the
committee was based almost solely on Its
desire to get the bill passed without change
to prevent debate. When the bill is a law
1t will be in order for Congress, should 1t
SO desire. to repeal the provision for the
removal The Postmaster General, 1t
seems. has not yet reached a conclusion In
the premises. and there is every reason
to think that his wishes will be given great
weight. So 1t is not settled by any means
Indeed. it Is beyond the probabilities that
the building will be ready for occupancy
by the first of next year. and thus Con
gress will have opportunity not only al
this extra session, but at the next regular
session. to put stop to the inadvisable
proceeding.
Evening star., 1897-04-06

the success of free institutions. They assert
that if the local governments are incompe-
tent the general government. In the end
must fail. In this view Of the matter
nothing is more worthy of praise than the
disposition evinced to secure the best local
government on lines that seem to insure
the best local results. And so it Is that
local tickets, as was the case in several
places yesterday, are often composed OF
both democrats and republicans. who. for
purely local reasons, have come together
without regard to national matters to work
for what they agree would be best for
business reasons to be brought about.
That yesterdays results in Ohio will add
zest and interest to the state campaign
there next fall is altogether likely. And
when that opens, there may be a revival of
more or less vigor of last years issues and
contentious.
Evening star., 1897-04-06
Local Election Results.

Yesterdays local elections in several
states will naturally give rise to much
Speculation and controversy. Especially is
this true with regard to the result in ohio,
where the democrats have carried Cincin-
natl Columbus and Canton. with other
CITIES. and polled very heavy vote in
Cleveland. This achievement will feather
many silver shafts. and fire the hearts of
the silver archers with enthusiasm.
The argument on the silver line is easily
forecast Here, II will be asserted, is evil
hence OF a revolt against the party in
bower The people already regret the
verdict rendered in November. They see
how the error OF their way. The prosperity
ahat was promised In the name Of sound
snoney and protection has not come. and
ysnl not come by those agencies. The peo-
ple. therefore. are turning their faces to-
ward the other cause. and have seized the
Grst opportunity to record their change OF
faith They emphasize this change by turn
ing down the President In his own home
Gov. Bushnell in his home. Senator Foraker
In his home. and by pushing Senator Hanna
hard In his home
II Is to be doubted, however, II any per-
p-anent advantage on strictly partisan lines
has been gained anywhere Local issue:
were paramount everywhere Combina
tions were made which could not have beer
made on financial lines national lines o.
any kind. The nations interests had beer
attended to In November. The local inter
ests were to be attended to now. Loca
Influences. therefore. prevailed. both in tn,
selection Of candidates and in the supper
Of them at the polls. Men who opposed
each other warmly in November worke,
Side by side this time.
This method of conducting local cam
paigns Is growing in favor throughout tn
country. Municipal government is highl,
important and very difficult government
Certain eminent writers make 1t the test o
Evening star., 1897-04-06
Battemberg Work.

This is most facinating work, and
the results are truly beautiful In one
lesson, of a half hour, costing IS
cents, YOU may learn all about It
ar, and b0c for Rattenberg Patterns for Bol-
O0S eros that are worth several dollars after
completion. The requirements one pattern,
about two dozen yards Of braid. costing lsc to
25c dozen and from VI to one dozen rings costing
lOc to lSc dozen
Or and 35c for Battenberg Squares and Round
@0S Center Pieces See completed pieces Tor
the grand results 80 easily attained.
Continued above.)
Evening star., 1897-04-06
Highly Recommended.

A stamped piece. with embroidery
silk. Ia awarded To each of the follow
Ing whose work is highly r.commend-
ed: Virginia T. I.aub. Celia lo~en-
thai, Pansie Wilson. Mary Arbecly,
Ahbie Gowans. Alice Kinyonn. Other
small children show woIk deserving
word Of praise and recommendation that
their talent he nurtured and e,clopcd
by watchful parents.
Evening star., 1897-04-06
A Suggestion M to the Census

From the Council Bluns Nonpareil.
AS 1900 IL not so very far OF the work
Of taking the census ought to be begun
low. Even then. unless the work Is COM
pleted more expeditiously than the las.
one. 1t will not be made public before 1904.
How would II do to take q rubber stamp
and change the date on the 1890 census and
have that answer for 1900. and then by be-
ginning now on the one for 1910 that might
be got out before the figures got faded
Evening star., 1897-04-06
Prizes Awarded.

The prizes awarded to children for
Art Needlework are: First prize TO
Neenah Laub, 1921 35th street. Sec
ord prize to Helen G. Williams. 1919
9Th street northwest. Third prize to
Pearl +. Hansbrough. 320 Mass. ave.
ne. Fourth prize-the booSy prise-to
Mary orme Gririin, who does lot give
her address.
Evening star., 1897-04-06
Circunstances.

His business never leaves a chance
To take a holiday
When his wife reads the announcement
OF coming matinee.
Life Is much too short for trif1es
And his time she must not claim,
But when a friend invites him out
Too see a base ball game
That's different.
He vows a man should neer complain
About the tax he pays,
But gladly help the government
Its revenue to raise.
Each one should swell the public purse
That threatens to grow slim;
Yet, when the bland assessor comes
InterrOgating him
That's different.
He ever counsels gentleness
And says no perscn ought
To let himself forget the calm
OF philoscphic thought.
Nothing In life is great enough
To Justify our ire,
But when. eleven miles from home
A tack sticks In his tire
That's different.
Evening star., 1897-04-06

Nothing will be neglected that may con-
tribute to the success of the Queens jubi-
lee. Some Of Americas best society will
be imported for the occasion.
Evening star., 1897-04-06

1t is extremely fortunate thing for
the feelings of Kentucky that the Ohio
river never goes so far in an overflow as
the Mississippi goes.
Evening star., 1897-04-06

There were today only two hundred and
ten men at work on the city post office
building.