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flag TODAY as I did against it three and

flag to-day as did against it three and
four years ago. All ask is officers aid
gentlemen like him-oryoung Lambert
to serve under. and I'll earn my par
ION
They had been utterly blue and hope
less on Floyd's account since his trans
fer TO New Orleans, and this letter was
n revelation. Esther took it up to her
mothers room and strove TO make her
understand its purport. 'katesie" sit
ting silently. and. at first. scornfully
by. Mrs. Walton's faculties seemed too
dazcd to follow. and Esther had to re-
iterate and explain. Then the doctor
came, and the hale old gentleman's
eyes filled as he read. THAT young fell
low is trump said he, referring to
Lambert: and he, too. bent over the
gentle invalid and whispered hope and
courage. Later. when Kate was wanted.
it was found she had quilted the room.
Esther discovered her after consider
able search. shivering in room up
stairs. She wouldn't talk. but that
evening came to tea.
For several davs Miss Kate contrived
to hold aloof from the general CONVEX
sation, but it was a hard fight against
every natural impulse. Before the end
of the week her resolution had failed
her utterly, and time and again her
ready tongue had challenged Lambert
to debate: and now, to her chagrin. it
was he who declined. When formally
presented TO My sister, Miss Walton"
by Mrs. Scroggs. the young gentleman
had bowed very low and had striven to
be civil. AS they sat facing each other.
and only the width of the table apart.
her downcast eyes and determined 81
lence proved embarrassing. even though
long, curving, sweeping lashes and
| flushed cheeks appeared, perhaps, to
dangerous advantage. Jaw pshaw."
said Cousin Bart that evening, as he
and Lambert were smoking the pipe OF
peace and the young fellow ventured Il
| fear that he had offended the damsel in
the butter business. lust you pay no
attention to that child for n day or
two. an see how quick she'll come
! round. She just wants to be huffy.
She'll be hawbly cut up when she finds
YOU don't notice her" Potts had not a
! little worldly wisdom when he WASH
! drinking. and since his installation as
eN-officio head of the house he hadn't
touched n drop. Lambert was begin
ming to like him very much, but
couldn't induce him to come over to
camp. Il can't stand that captain of
yours" was his sole explanation.
| From frigid silence on katesie's part
TO occasional monosyllable and thence
to brief and caustic comments on the
remarks of her sister and cousin the
transition was easy; but now that Lam
bert addressed no remarks whatever to
her. yet chatted smilingly with the
others. the girls position became ex-
asperating. She was willing enough, al
the start. to keep at wide distance, but
that anybody should presume to hold
her there was a very different matter;
in fact, simply intolerable. Esther
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4 Cruel Husband Il.

"You ask for divorce on the ground OF
cruelty, do you, madam" asked the Judge
Yes, your honor" replied the fair PLAIN
20 You mean to say that your husband
has used bodily violence toward YOU
"Oh, no, sir. He never struck me. but
Here the applicants voice broke as she
thought or the indignity, and she sobbed
bitterly.
But what, madam" asked the nudge
kindly. Tell me what your husband did >
Why; Judge, once he spoke real cross to
lear Fido.'
And the tender hearted woman burst into
fresh torrent of tears.-Pittsburgh Chron
cle-Telegraph.
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A Thorough Canvass.

Returned Westcrner-Yes, sir, those cy-
clones out west usually make a clean sweep
I lost everything | had in one. 1t came along
about noon, and took house, furnitnre and
everything in sight. And t9en, III be
blamed if the villainous thing didn't come
back in half an hour.
Eastern Alan-Why, how does that
come?
way, you see. there was a chatte
mortgage in the house on some cattle be
longing to neighbor l had lent some
money to, I'd, You may not believe it, but
that cusseo grasping cyclone came back anC
took every bead of those cattle. '-Puek.
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Wherein Nobbleton Shows Sense

My friend Nobbleton,' said Mr.. Tankle-
by, lis overcareful about many things, but
In many ways he shows great common sense
For instance: He always carries with hin,
postal cards appropriately addressed. and il
he is suddenly called away herc-and
his business is such that he is liable to he
at any time-he puts word or two on one
OF his postal cards and puts it in the nearest
letter box. He may not have time to stop
and write or to telegraph, bat he can al
ways find time to drop this postal card: and
it relieves the minds of the folks at home
In this think MIDDLETON shows sense. N
y. Sun.
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Almost Inside Out.

The stomach that is not turned thus by
shaking up on the ''briny wave must be
we'll fortified one. The gastric apparatus can
be rendered proof against seasickness with
that stomachic so popular among travellers by
sea and land-llostettcrs Stomach Bitters.
1t defends the system against malaria and
rheumatism, and subdues liver complaint,
constipation and dyspepsia.
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Sub Rosa,
Rol)inson-Do

Robinson-Do you like roast beef rare or
well done:
Jenkins-I like it rare, hut that in strict
confidence
why in strict contidencc?''
well, if Won knew our cook YOU would
see the necessity for concealing my real sen
timents on that subject. Puck
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He Didn't "Take.'

"T wet in for amateur photography
during my vacation said the sum
tner man. There was no end OF girls for
subjects"
But how did you make out among the
grls?"
oh, l got lot of negatives. '-Philadel-
phia North American.
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All Womeu Are.

Mrs. Jones is very observing woman"
said ii Harlem woman, referring TO her hus-
band.
Il guess you are right about it. noticed
last Sunday in church that she was clothes
observer" responded her husband, cynic-
ally.-Tammany Times.
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A Good H0X.

why are yez decorating, Mrs. Murphy
Me by Denny is coming home the day
thought hewas scnt up for foive years
Yes, but he got year off for good be
havoure''
Sure. it must be com'ortiy' for yez t.
have good by loike that Tit Bits
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Kentucky Appreciate..

"Er-Col. Clay: it's fine wheat crop we
lave this year"
Splendid, sub, splendid Best an clean
,st lot o straws | ever drawed through,
Mh!"3Cieveland World.
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Sad Naturally.

Gotham-People are so different here in
Boston See how sad everybody looks.
Backbay- Naturally. How could they
ook otherwise when they think OF the I'M
ortunate people who cannot live in Bos-
on?-Boston Transcript.
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4 Great benefit.

First Daughter of the Revolution She
;ays she'd like to know, for her part, what
practical good our society does
Second Ditto-Why, the mean thing Just
As If we hadn't made it almost fashionable to
We patriotic.-Judge
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Undfsputed.

First Lawyer-You are a shyster!
His Opponent-And you ar a black.
guard.
The Court-Now, gentlemen. let us get at
he disputed points in the case.-Philadel
)hia North American.
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A Good Chance,

Fenner-I felt justified in kissing
her.
Dyer-Why? .
Fenner-She had such a cold that
she couldn't scream.-Up-to-Dat
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Because 1t is made from selected stock of
the best grade of leaf that grows. The ingre
Gents used in its manufacture are absolute
ly pure nothing injurious to the system en-
tiers INTO it.
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Halls Catarrh Cure
Is a Constitutional Cure. Price .5c

Wallace didn't know you rode q
wheel Ferry don't" Wallace
Then what are YOU wearing knckerbockcrs
and a sweater for" Fcrry-"To keep the
fool hicyc.c riders from running over me
They think I'm one OF EN-. Cincinnati
Enquirer.
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Caught the Eggs.

.Judge-How do you know the prisoners
threw eggs at you;
Tragedian-I caught them in the act
Up-to- Date.
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Clergyman-"My boy. do you know it.
wicked to fish on the Sabbath?' Young.
| stcr-"1 isn't fishing; I'm teaching this ere
wurm to swim. Tit Bits
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\ Stumbling Block-"What is the oh.
lection of the politicians to the civil serv-
ice reform systen!' The examination ques-
tions. Truth.
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y Dose in TiSlc Saves Nine of Hale =
Honey OF liorehound and Tar for Coughs
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in one minute.
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am entirely cured of heinorrhagc of
lungs by Iisos Cure for Consumption
Louisa Lndaman, Bethany, Mo, Jan. 8, 81.
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What He ThOuRht .

Capital. you know, is universally
timid."
How queer! 1 thought it was the
man without the money who was shy"
journal.
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Bene.Ict tproudly)-"My wife kisses me
good night regularly" Rounder bitterly
W omen are suspicious creatures amt
they :"-Boston Herald.
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| Cierk-"Io say you will take this ham.
mock, miss" Shc-"Ies, but l want two
OF them. Clerk-"Nery well, madam. -
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You can always tell a man who is not used
to tipping his hat by the awkward way he
does ashington Democrat.
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Not the Popular Shape.-"Is your board
ing house up with the times" No: when
we have watermelon they cut it in strips in
stead Of III wheels. "-Chicago Record
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To Cure n Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Qunine Tablets. All
druggists refund money if it fails to cure. 25c.

Watts-"There is one good feature about
the Kiondike that has not been sufficiently
- ploited. in my opinion" Potts And
that is Watts-''Thc superior facili
ties for cold storage of fellow after he
lies. until his friends can send for him
indianapolis journal.
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Smith-'Did many of the passengers go,
| to hear DR.. Fourthly preach in the main
cabin this morning. Brownies, but
most Of them left when he announced his
! text" Smlth-"What was it," Brown
".Cast thy bread upon the waters. Life.
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Harold-Do l look like barber,
mother?
Mother-No; why?
Harold-'Cause all the people call
me young shaver.-N. Y. Journal
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President OF the Z. s., Abraham Lincoln
Secretary of War. Simon Cameron

And now, after all these years
John" the hermit, the mysterious
man with the guns, dogs, raccoons, fish
and guitar, is perpetuated in enduring
stone, in the greatest single-span
bridge of the world, but We know not
his name. His cabin is obliterated. but
his assumed name of Cabin John"
still lives. SMITH d. Fry.
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WASHINGTON AQCEDCCT.
Begun A. D. 1853. President Of the U. g.,
Franklin Pierce. Secretary of War.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-15
WANTS NO LAWYER on PRIEST.
canovas' Assnssia ON Trial Names
the next Victim az ANARCHY.

MADRID Aug 1.-THE imnarciais
correspondent ar Nerasa reports that
when Michael Angt OHIO or Coih. the as
sassin Of Premier Cancvas del Castillo.
WAS arYaigned for examination by the
military tudga he refused TO choose coun-
sci and the Judge appointed Lieut. Cor
ria. % the artillery. 10 defend him. Lieut..
Corrla accepted and VIII mako the de-
fensa Of insanity.
The judge read the charges on which
AnEi oIillo was arTaigned. During tie
reading BE was frequently Interrupted by
the prisoner With the remarks:
Only the gandarruerie arrested me
The civilians all fed. except the old
man
L Dominican friar named Austin has
held several conversations with Angi oiiiio
81 an endesVor 70 effect his conversion.
Tho prisoner. however, parties at the
rnialstratic.ls of the friar. and perSistenfly
demands proofs OF the existence OF =
Coo
y Is reported that he will be garroted a.
q common criminal Instead Of being shot
4 large force Of soldiers has assembled
al yeraSa - rro;sc; the court.
The inapar~ial published an interview
with Arsi Ohllo in which the latter as
ssrts that tho assassination ~ President
panra ~ France. has not been susgesfe3.
The oniv PERSONS whose deaths had been
derrsed we're Premier Caucvas. for tertur-
Tag anarchists I'm the Mont Jaich prison.
era Ger Polavieia Cor ordering the exc
cut{cr Of Dr Rtsal leader - the instr
gents 81 the Philippine islands.
Ansf Oli!io appears 10 he deeply interest
"a tn the newspaper comments Upon ms
crime a,,i makes frequent complaints that
the Journalists Do not sls.; hiEn-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-15
THE PRAIRIE STATES.
Surprising Growth of Productive
Wealth af the Middle West

TIE most Interesting - the series ~ ~.
ticles or the nroxress a TIE Tinted Sfatee
which Prof Michaci C Mulhau IS r~anar-
ing fer ire North American Review m
pears IN the August number 6: TIA. rnsrs-
sire and relates 20 what ~ cRr~ -ha
prairie states Under this head a-e ircr,7s
"a all .he states between tna eastern
boundary ~ OHIO and the western bound
Any cf the Dakctsx ard north Of the NAf,
river Missouri - also Included. making
twelve states n all These cover what has
hcen generally known aS TIRE west zsfs> %
tNe Rocky mountains ard wtich Is know,
70 have made re greatest 2rogresz - arv
PART q Tire union. TIE i've saste~-yy,,z.
states % tals grcuo are row known rs III
Middle West ana the twelve ether stairs
as tse Northwest.
Much x this region Vas practically t,r-
kaowu Ia Isse. ihs wear with witch NJ
NGNsn begins hss comparisons ana r~s
~ sne s,atea di3 not seer exist n tSy9
what e rcw the prairie group % states
had a. I'D population. ard IT. 1sso -.
number Fad grown - =. 80 90 an In -resSs
OF ga Per cent Its ponuiz ttcn e nov e~ts-
mated AZ - 70 ~ aEs BY 1870 whe~ -
next census "a taRer. u wili soast1e-z h-,s
really . ~ 1Ss people. Thsv exhibit ~
safsee tendency 80 gather tc ctt5es as IS ses1
tn fh. states farther East: IN sSa3 ga aaa
81 shet- population iyesi Sc cities. ar ST.
crease - aver Sc Per cent ~ twenty wears
4
crease 81 less Thar - Per cent - tre sefre
time Is Il - &GCssl thst IS large percent
age q the foreign Immigrants e. Wet <
x net surprising 70 111 taSt The foreign
Nor- reputation IN the prairie states IT,
rcasea rs per cert. during the period L.
tween $50 ard fSs&
as Agriculture - the chief Industry %
snese states IRE progress they have made
~ .his Interest IS naturally Yse meet max
IS In $50 Ies prairie states produced
sfsx-etSht bushels % gain per t1ea bltart
avs a fetal of 81 ~ tons az beef mutton
80 rark. nut n IS-s re SANE ssc'icn pro
s,,~~4 rs bushels ~ gram PEI tnaselta1x
60 - sss .rns &C Es-Sf- THIS great Pro-
8,,~s was made possible ty a. increase IN
s~.r~a4sa srea from = &C 80 acres "a ~
>, IA ~ - IN Issa. Tais E@s 81 Av-vas.
fr-rNsSe - cultivated area % - re acres
: cav SID a. s=creaSs n ths aNs-age 9:
.,-,x,~ssves acres -s- f-hA2ssa1t rrezn : 81
60 - So 70 1N&. TIE great p-o1~ct ..
these states eAs - batter Understood "
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-15
4 NAN OF VARIED CAREER.
6.Ainister Of h orca Had Many TIPS
and Downs

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE funeral
sxsscssss Of Pom kwsng Sob will take
racs a his late residence at O'Clock
ssnaAy afternoon. Then the remains will
fsiaaiei in local Undertaking estah-
AaneEs. This IS In accordance with the
a. request of the dead Statesman.
ss<sac- the sshes VIII then be sent TO his
sasse' country has not yet been decided.
.ss2is The fact that he was within the
sai'-tsnsary mark, few men had a more
ss'sa career than he For long period
vas exiled from Korea as q result OF
We pog'ical troubles In tina. Kingdom. He
as's 70 tbs country and settled In Wash
assi he az one time held a low grade
ssnah IN one OF the government DEPART
t s.ss'ss then he became a clerk. and Anal
vas esaployed In the United States b,,-
= " siecatson as a translator.
ha'ss change came In his own coun-
V aas 'he BAR was removed and he was
sssSsa N The highest office in the xtft ~
N ans. ter about half n wear Mr. Sob
a minister o. Justice fer the kinxaor,,
- = saaf' time lie also held tbs por;foife
T. ANass1cr OF education. Then followed.
= appointment 10 represent Korea in nj.
a. he cane here in January. isae,
=. son'snaed n the post until the foilnv-
sshes sher ha xaS relieved hv the
'srssa, minister ~ me
~ sea led quiet lie in Washington
ss.heFed about him a number ~
49,. friends. He leaves q widow In
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-15
Danger From Catarrh.

There are some persons, and in
deed a number of them, who have
an tmm unity from consumption, but
it will be found on cloae tnvestfGu-
tion that such persons do not con-
tract colds easily and do not de-
velop catarrh from the colds. Every
person who has cafarrh In carrying
around with him . disease that Is
liable at any time to allow the de-
velopment of consump tion.
"In some persons the strength
and vitality of youth allows them to
prevent the Advancement of catarrh
into the lungs, and while rsey e,ay
be annoyed with nasal or throat
catarrh during the early part Of
their life. they suffer No serious
constitutional disease ~ the result
of It. Hut even such persons. when
they grow old. find fhey are beain-
ming to cough. and The cough IL al
ways very bad during the winter,
and gradually gets wor-e MS they
grow older and weaker until mt
last IL carries them away.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-15
THE GOSSIP OF EUROPE.
Losne writing . PIay-sunbonnets
for Horses-Hyde Park Scandal.

LONDON. Aug. 1.-The Bayreuth fes-
tivai closes next Thursday with the
hundredth performance OF .Parsifal.' Re-
oeip,s exceeded si2o.0o0
The Marquis Of I<srne. the Queens SON.
in~iaw. - finishing a four-act historical
play cea!ing with the camphelis of ar
xyl.
Lady Henry Somerset ms withdrawn
her resignation OF the presidency OF the
British Wemsn's Temperance Assoeia-
ton.
Owing to the action Of the French gov
eminent and the Society for the Preean-
ton OF Cruelty 10 Animals the straw
manufactures OF Toulon are doing large
business In suasounets for horses A
great decrease In the summer mortality
annong horses in France has been the re-
suit
The agitation about the tramps and
criminals and disreputabie women In
papers. in consequence OF the large num-
Der OF assault cases. The park Is dam
gerous after dusk, and almost so In the
day time. Last year parliament voted
200 for electric lights and 81 400 for
refrcsnmert kiaxk. but owing TO the OBJ
position of INC Bake OF Cambridge. thu
ranger, nothia4 was done. IL Is now
proposed TO put the park under the con-
troll OF the county council,
The Berlin chess tournament. which IS
expected 10 rival the recent contest at
Nuremberg and Budapest. Will begin
September L..
Tho British postal authorities are ex,
perimentinC with motor cars TO carry par
GELS and malls between railroad depots
Since the assassination of Senior Can
oyas the Scotland yard authorities have
redoubied their watch over the anarch-
lists. in cooperation with the police OF
other European capitals. and have
doubled the detective force IT the ports
and shadow new arrivals. Yet the com
missioner OF police has authorized a pub
lie meeting in Trafalgar square on Aug
ust - ''to denounee the revival OF tor
turs ia Spanish prisons" though 1t Ia
obviously called By the anarchists and
the newspapers predict trouble.
on complaint OF Sir Julian Drummer. OF
Liverpool the home secretary has stop
ped the transfer OF female prisoners from
The Liverpool Jail to knutsford prison In
biz gangs. chained together like slaves.
AS many as thlrtytwo women In ore
gang have been thus raraGsd.
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No Immunity for the Old.

sIt uxed TO be thought that only
xouur reopIe and people of middle
age developed consumption. but III
has bees. found OF late years that
there arc just rs many old people
xbo sufTer from consumption rs
there are young people. aud that
cid people suffer from that form
Of consumption almost exclusively
that RESULTS from c7tarrh- I'VE
thirds Of the people WHO live past
tho ~fxtfeth year In this climate die
from consumption that started with
eatarra during the eariy part OF
their Hives.
lit is Ike this; Youth can resist
ruen. good constitutions can re-
sist mach. but in the latter END or
man. existence his fires burn low
rr. hi. youth Is gone his vitality !"
gradually .rrp~s and disease =" al
lowed 70 extend into his vital paris
.t<I have said before, catarrh in
the form ef catarrhal ronsnnrt fV@
s.uat the only form of conrnTnp aion'
hut the history of nearly every
ease of consumption Is the history
Of cafnrrh that has extended from
the nose 10 the throat. from thr
,hro.f "a the bronchial tubes ard
thence to the lungs. Those people
even after they have developed Ger
sawnt,er. and aHaing that they
stftl take cold easily and have cx-
,r~~rs.ea enfs~rhai symptoms.
often try tn persuade themselves
,hst they are only sraerfnx from
satarrh. and that taeir lungs are
not affected.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-15
Great Risk Taken.

II would like 10 appeal directly
to every thinking person in the
world with = isositive fact, namely,
that each one 1 address 1 want to
consider that he Il running . saunt-
let that II an extremely risky one
when he allows himself to remain
unCured from any form of bronc hal
or catarrhal lung disease, for NO
matter who you may he. you stand
one chance out of seven Of dying
OF eonAumpttO In other words,
every seventh person In the United
states gets consumption and dies
from tt A Great many mOr> people
than one out of seven get consump-
ton bat some of them, by change of
climate and by proper doctoring.
get cured. 1 should think that fully
one person out of every Ave deyel-
ops consumption while statistics
prove beyond question that one out
Of seven dies from IL.
"In . climate like ours people are
subject to diseases of the breathing
apparatus, and the greatest number
Of those so affected begin with ca
tarrh Of the nose and throat. which
after a time, extends into other
parts.