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The morning times., 1897-01-04
"THE EMPTY SEAT"
Interesting Sermon Preached by
Rev. DR.. Zimmerman.


"The Empty Seat" was the subject IF
brief but very interesting sermon by the
Rev. A. II. Zimmerman of Frederick, Nd,
last evening, at McKendree NJ. E. Church.
There were but few abscntees from among
the congregation, and the--spaaker was
listened to with close attention throughout.
Rev. Dr. Zimmerman is no stranger TO
the members of McKendree Church, who
know him as among the most eloquent and
interesting speakers in the Baltimore
conference.
Before discussing the subject for the
evening he said that in looking over his
diary yesterday morning he found January
| marked with red ink. He needed to
make no search to know what that meant;
! ii was the date of his conversion, four years
| ago. He then told the interesting story
of being led into the light by Il brother
| clerk in the store where he worked in
| Trenton, n. j.
After relating the story of this most i'm
| portant event of his life, DR.. Zimmerman
returned to his subject, which was based
! on the story OF Jonathan and David, as
| told in the twentieth chapter of First
| Samuel. 1t was on the eve ofthe departure
of David that Jonathan said to him, to
morrow is the full moon and thy Sc at
shall be empty and thou shalt be niisse1.'
Every hour, said the speaker, there are
vacant seats made in the family circles
| the world over, but then there is a happy
4 kno wledge to those who remain, when
they know where the departed are gone.
It's the preparation for this journey which
should receive the most careful and sin
/ cere thought of every Christian heart, "a
| 1t Is that we should AL be in the place pro
vited for that preparation.
Dr. Zimmerman then referred % those
! Wiso. for Soiae OsiiIKe or. .otlscF. stayssI away
+ fran sersices. II was not a small alatger
hs s,s {. tt usay act hs nstfgvd az silc f.nse.
lslf tsu3. who s,ss ala. kllows whs are
aisssaf anA wt.E ere prssruf af isis fsffi4lset
tsaFd whef he ussss . f.ss1 .ssssi ~.
( taa MaA ErlaN mhsftet ts.s uaazes - RAJ
M ANH9MfN
an fF EaaassNsn - sfea
Hses ea stH4
81 ~ ae asss
The morning times., 1897-01-04

HNmM #M A
The morning times., 1897-01-04
THE JULIUS LANSBURGH
Furniture and Carpet Company Is Tem-
porarily at 1881 and 1888 q
Street Northwest.

The Julius Lansburgh Furniture and
Carpet Company is temporarily located at
The Exchange, 1881 ard I 1893 III street
northwest, opposite the old site OF The
Rink. All parties indebted TO the company
are requested 10 call az above number at
once and settle their Indebtedness. owing
TO the total loss OF our entire stock We arc
greatly In need OF money and viii appre-
ciste your prompt settlement Tae Juila<
Laus0urgh Furniture ald Carpet CO.
The morning times., 1897-01-04
Clothing Department.

Ladies' Jackets, fashionable, well q
made and trimmed, from .... ]
Mems All-wool Suits. well tailored, G
stylishly cut and well fni ishe d. J
Mems fine Kersey Oyercoats, velvet q
collar. blpe ana black ....... ]
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!Ne; se7s; Admin; Doc; 24;l

has offained from the Supreme Court of the Dis-
trict Of Colnmbta holding Special Term for
Orphans Court business. leiters tesiamentary on
the personal estate Of Michael w. DeveridRe late
OF the District OF Columbia. deceased; all persons
having claims against the said deceased hereby
warned TO exhibit the eame with vouchers thereof
10 the Subscriber before the I'd day Of No
vember next: they may otherwise by law be ex-
ciuded from al beneft Of the said estate.
Signed this 23d day of November. 1897.
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY.
BY JAS. r. HOOD, Secretary.
WIN. A. MCKINNEY. Proctor. uoe4-law3t
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED,

FOR RENT-A HANDSOMELY FUR 6KOOM
house; good condition: bath; buffers pantry.
crystal chandeliers: good stable; has been occn-
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR RENT-OR FOR SALE-3O ACRES OF
garden land about mile from District; i'm
proved by n good Groom dwg.. with new stable
and other necessary oufbaildings. Apply
deS4t WALSHE 4 SCHWARTZ eos IT. NV
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FOR nENT-HANDSOMELY FUR HOUSE OF 8
chandeliers; furnace: front and back yards;
AMI: y block rapid transit $50 per month by
the year, $50 by the month"; owner would take
board IL agreeable. 1927 18th St NV de6,3t
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNISHED.
2f02 18th NV, I1r. 40. 90
ll26 Conn Az. l0r. 40. 90
NPlr Sfaff'a stSfisrn

2i02 14th NV, Iir. 40. 90
ll26 Conn Az. l0r. 40. 90
Near Stott's station.
d c. llr. 40. 90
1+Uv 10th st, Or 400
$40 n ] av nv, Tor A.. 20. 90
2tlS 1%ta ST, Or 1910
2ol1 Pa eve. Tor. 400
MS 10th NV. Tor. 1000
Flat 5, B 4 Q. Or. 1000
1G nth NV. lar 1000
2410-14 14th ST, Or. "a SO
2k2S-26 18th NV. lor.31. so
2+a0 l4th NV. gr. 81. 80
Ge Mo av NV. Tor. .S.7S
I'D ana l. SIS. I'd d. -
1440 NJ u. lor -
1921 - st, gr. .35. 90
1896 Riggs pl. ar. .35. %
e. L ST. p pt. Or. 80 90
ito6 X NV, lor 81. vU
llo2 X 81. Tor. .3S %
1902 y & st Or. e. b ~
G22 +. up pit, 9r&b $3.50
Up pt s3S 18th NV. 5r.;so. %
3NG q ST NV ..-.2s..Ss
1877 L st. Or. 80
s2t l2;h 81 tCPD, 10
1913 Linden st. Sr. - %
UP 1910 l4th-st. Or p. 90
No. 1Atl NV. Or ...25.VO
l&5 G NV. Sr. 81. 90
l+43 Pierce pl, Tr.&.,v
is: n 40 18th. Ar. .2O.Oo
Up 6l3 n Y av. Sr. GOO
81. Z sw, Or. 100
l3l LIST sw, Or. 1000
3D. 0oor. 'i3l Pa ave
tclub rooms,. -20.o0
i0lo Sth NV. ST. =. 1000
ZIG LIST Sc, 7r. is. 50
152i-26-2S Goth Ut
NV. Or. each. ....ls.O9
2133 q NV. Or. -. Is. IS
2O0-lS-24-2s-30 LIST
81 sw. g., ea.....12 Sd
18th ST rd. mr. Bright
wood Hotel. 5r. 1000
1907 Union It. Ar 1000
X Ii Watkins ST,
Chevy Chase, 5r. ga. TO- 90
NE cor 33d X Pros
pect SITS 1000
2. s. 4, 8 Baldwin's
row. bet DIE. 1stA
. ID SITS, 5r, each. 500
lo2i Trinidad Nv. or
18th st ne. GEO
lis l. sr, ir. 90
IL Goulsi's al. ar. 800
32S Majors alley, bet
8 & 10. \ 4 % 500
'CRNlSHED HOUSES IN
las ], FISHER & CO.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR RHNT-REMINGT0NT YPEWItITENS AT THE
REMINGTON OFFICE; modern machine: perfect
eondittno guaranteed; with stand; delivered free
IN city; one month applies on pu.ciiase Of nav
when directly following rentsl
WYCKOEF. SEAMANS q BENEDICT
6e1e0 Coz. 9Th and r sts. nv.
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For REM

FOR RENT
S12 18th, 13r. 81. 900 per an
1854 s st. 15r,
per aunum- -. Il. zoo. 90
1917 Pa av, ine lot.
per annum. Soc. 90
G15 Pa av. fine lot,
per annuD. ....1. 800. 90
al IL NV. list. .250.W
lob VT Az NV, 1Sr. 200. 90
SIG Conn ave. l2r.20O. 10
10z2 VI ave, 14r. .l5o.UO
14l1 X NV, l3r. .1O. 90
10ll Conn sv, l4r.l5o.v0
1922 n II nv, l2r.l25.U
3043 r NV. l.r les 10
1910 NY az nw.l2r.l25.O0
lI17 Mass av. 14r.I|.0
I60l IoIn NV, l1r.lou.V0
Takoma Park. Car
roll ave. l3r. 10000
1893 Jer pl. 1cr. .l0o.W
2126 Il ST. 14r......S5. o0
1914 Jefferson pl, llrS. -
iii l.tn st, III -SS.33
lI32 10th st. 1ir. .S.33
1896 y Nv. l2r 81. %
1927 DeSales 81. I1r.75. 90
CTrroli az. Takoma
Park. lir- 90
1925 y st NV. l4r.
reduced to. %
I1l9 I NV. 12r.....I5.0O
1853 Roanoke. Tor. Ia. 30
162J 21st st. LIT. 1900
9ll 18th st. Tor. E. $500
1880 Dtl NV, Tor 81 10
1921 list NV. Tor. .65. 10
3d2I \ Lw. 12r. 81 10
4O5 llth NV. 2r- E. $50
OIL 18th NV, 20r. 80. 90
1910 1th.st&dw. Or. co. 10
5o2 + NV. 1Ir :. .pu. no
1Il9 18th INV. Or. 5000
OLD 18th st. l2r. :. Is. 20
l3lo 10Th NV. I0r. .55. co
1870 10th NV. iOr. s. 90
ll43 Y st, 9r. so. 90
l0O9 ii NV. st&dw. Sc. 90
1l5 14th st. l2r. 50. No
els E NV. l5r. 80. %
Iio2 Chapin st. Or sou
2Gii Hillyer pl. l0r. 5000
3 Y ST. Tor. 1000
Iennallytown nd. lOr.-
20l4 Hillyer pl,1lr.D.OO
18S 18th st, Tor. $500
1l44 Corcoran. Or .45 M
146 l1th NV. 11r. $500
93l s st. Tor. AS. o1
1o15 o NV, Or. 40. So
l4th st ID. mr. Bright
wood Hotel. 12r. 40. OC
SEE OUR LIST OF /
ANOTHER COLUMN.
THON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-08
Per mo.

Per mo.
Columbia ave, Col
Heights. 12r.&b. $50. 90
Jefferson pl near
18th. 1lr. SIPS. 90
E Cap n 18th. 11r
& 1 ba. .$125. 90
10th n Il, 0r&b. -$i2S.OO
De Sales st n 18th.
12r and h .Sl25. 90
N st near 18th, Or. $ll0.O
X n 10th. l2r&o.Sinn.0O
L n 18th. 1Or&b. $1,000
Riggs n 17,l0r&b.Sl9O. 90
Takoma Park. Car
roll av, l3rSb. 500. 90
Corcoran st Il 18th.
Or and b. $50 90
10th st near O.l0r. $500
I n 10th. 9r&1b. $1,000
n ] ave mr. ID st
re, lSF. .to.H
18th n II, 1lr&b. $50 IS
Flat Nc.6. B&O. 1rS6o 90
Curcorun st n 18th,
Tor and b. $50. 90
Riggs n IS. ar&b $50. 90
21st n Il. l0r&b.
10th st near n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-08
UNFUKNISHED.

FOR RENT-150S 'P'' ST NV; 10 ROOMS AND
bath; In perfect condition: $50. 60 per month.
deS-3t GRAHAM L. CAMPBELL. GIT 14th st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-08
HORSES AND VEHICLES.

FOR SAIE-FINE BAY HORSE. MONOKoSIE
3 years old; weighs 900 pounds; IL high;
nS snd b h aa arr sI she
Maud $; the second dam Nell by Tom Tele-
graph; this horse has never been handled by a
trainer. Apply to JOHN +. GARRETT, 1909
NJ st. ,IeS-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-08

FOR RENT-FURNISHED-
10th st., Corcoran. 14r. ba 50 600 pr Vt.
18th ST Dupont Circle 15r.& ba So 400 pr. yr.
+ ST., corner goth, 12r.. ba. 500 pr mo-
II st. near 18th. 15r.. ba............--p pr. no.
a ~. ned' otn, LIT .$6U pr. mo.
lat st. near W. Or. 2 ba............S 45 pr. mo-
Hillycr place near Conn. AVE-, 11r. .S125 pr.
oc23-h GASCH BROS. 1907 St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-08

CTS
e3o r. NV Or 60, oo
so +. nv $40 and xJS
Das;rahIe rooms Allan.
tic Co,sf Line huiid-
inc 4" ali front and fro
moot from $40 To S.5
each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-08

FOR RENT~FURNISu Ell
s..Elr. Per mo.
18th n H.l9r&2b. S4l5. 90
VT nv n Q.2Or, 2b. 1915. 90
1923 18th, lir&2b 1888. 33
Conn -ay n /. 12&3b.$3
Conn ave N \. Tor
ard = b.. $500. 90
Mass nv n Is. 9r.$3QO. 90
Mass av n 18th,
15r & 3b. .533 30
Mass nv n 18th,
l5r, 2b. ...,... seal sc
VT av n X, 16r. 3b. $50. UO
II n 14th. lsr&2b $50. W
Il l nv n Is. 12r $4,000
18th N NJ. 12r&b $3.50. 20
Dupont circle n r
ST. fSr and 2h. 500. 90
= st nr 18th, Tor. $500. 90
F II 2ist, i3r&b. SEQ. 90
Mass av n i.l3r. 500. 90
Vt nv n l., 1Sr&b. 90
T n is, l2r&2b. $4,000
18th n l., 17r&2b.$l66.
Mass nv n is, 13r.$l66.6I
n II Goth. l3r&2b $4,000
Q n I'D, 13r&b. $3.50 90
10th st near T. $3.50. 90
s n 18th. iSr&2h. SIS 10
N ] av near B,9r. 1926. 90
For full particulars apI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-08
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-THE BEST WAY TO HELP YOUR
business profession Is to move into the largest
and best-known once buildng In the city,
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRtSE 9
few choice rooms now available: moderate
proof surroundings: 5 elevators; 10 stories; com
modious bicycle stalls. ocS-sn w6kf.tf
FOR RENT-OFFICEs IN METZERorT BLiJG
single or en- suite from $l2 90 up; electric light,
steam heat, janitor service, Telephone; NO eIfras
ap30tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-08

FOR RENT-STONE & +.
1873 18th. 15r, ba. $4,000
2l2l Bancroft. l4r. 90
1872 Sundl'd l,l0r. 60. 90
1913 I'D NV, Tor, ba .52.50
1884 Corcoran.l2r, 500
1913 Harvard. l2r, b. ~. &C
1920 Ken nv. 1Or. ba. 40. so
136 A ne, 7r, la. .37 so
1870 Lydrcker. Tor. 81. 90
1th&k Sc. st&dw. 80. 90
1IO 5 NV, Or, ba. rs. SO
1iG5 cath NV, 12r,b. 80. 90
us 9th lie, 7r. ba. .27.50I
1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-08

l1r.kh. 4 stable. SIS. 90
lib 18th ne. 7E&b. %. 60
1904 Linden ne. 1r&b1D.50
III LIST ne, Sr&w. :. Is 90
raj 18th NV ,be&w .12.e0
l027 v No. 4rkw-I0.00
Ith nv. CPhone 90l0.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-08

FOR RENT
1919 18th, cor Greg 500
1919 VT nv NV r. b. ESQ
1911 NJ NV, furnished 125
22O Wash cir, 12r&5 GO
Sl3 G NV, Tor. 80
154 e Cap, 81, hir. 30
1888 Harvard. ] OrAb. SIS
ties Greg av,11.&b. so
1244 Union ct sw. Or. II
lies X NV, 12r&b... leo
93l p NV, 1OraEb. 30. 80
no27-12ts TYLER & RU'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-08

FOR KENT-l2o9 s n.w.,
l138 Nh nv. 12r&2.,se0. 90
B mr. 18Th. l{rkb. "a. "a
l26 r. NV. 6nlkh. D. on
Corceran nr 10th, Or 81 80
1907 Corcornn-Sr{xw Ii. 90
RALPH W. LEE Bo6 I
nOsN-Stf
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FOR ''RENT-HALLS.

FOR RENT-CARROLL.N INSTITUTE HALLS
10th near 81. NV. The most complete and
thoroughly equipped, balls in the city for
eieties, banquets, entertainments and receptions.
For terms apply at hill. my6-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-08
LOST AND FOUND,

loST-A BLACK LEATHER POCKET BOOK
containing sum of money the eth st. road
Capital Traction Co.. abtut $50 Din. Dee =
a literal reward will be paid IL returned to
III. 9Th 81. NV des-3t'
LOST-DEC. g. ONE BLACK LEATHER POCKET
book. containing S4I in bills. Finder will be
suitably rewarded. Return to q. SALOMON
IDs 18th n IL
IosT-TI EssDAY EVENING GOING TO OR RE-
turning from New National Theater a Iady's
gold collar pin. set with pearls. A liberal re-
ward Tor Its return TO r.. +. GILMAN, 142D n.
Y. deS-ots
LOTION TIL RSDAY EVENING. DEC. 2 AT
cor Of 9Th and G SITS. s-w.. a Brussels CARPET
Liberal reward for its return to J. W. CRONEY
b15 Az st. s.w. Its
LOST-A PEARL PIN REV ARD OFFERED
for its return to MOUNT VERNON sEMINA AIRY
100 VI ST. W. 1t
eTI,AYED OR sTOLEN-wHITE FOX TERRIER
puppy. with black spots: named '.Bartney."
LOST-ON THURSDAY LAST. SMALL black
and tan terrier, with collar and tag No. 534O.
Reward offered for return Of dog to Room T.
SO + ST.. bet. hours of o and o clock. egg
FOR LEASE.
FOR LEASE-FOR TERM OF YEARS-A VERY
fine double house Washington Heights, con-
tanning 10 MONS and bath: a suitable house for
senator member of Congress- CHARLES W
HANDY, 610 18th st. NV. deS-iw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-08

FOR RENT-TwO NEWLY FURNISHED RMS
with table hoard; new house on Washington
Heights; Anil; steam heat; near two car lines
gentlemen only; references exchanged. Address
w NJ. Star office. deG-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-08

FUK RENT
1872 Sunderland NV,
11r, ba. .$65 90
1918 18th NV, Tor. ba. 80. 90,
326 Ind av, Tor. Cha. so. 90
1719 Willard st. Tor,
la, eel. SO. 90
215l Fla NV, Sr, ba 30. so
212 2d re. Tor. .27. 80
1907 9Th NV. 7r. ba 25.67
26 y NV, 1r, ba. .23. 80
I'D Ith ne, Sr. ba. eel. %. 90,
1t ROBERT Ii.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-08

FOR RENT-PRESS BRICK, BAY WINDOW. 8
rooms; all MI; concrete cellar; newly papered
and painted: stoves. and all clean, ready TO move
In. 119 n Y. NV de7-12t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-08

FOR RENT-1S23 II ST, HANDSOMELY FUR
nshed parlor and bed room, CON-; southern ex-
pOsura: also other desirable south front ROOMS;
convenient to car lines, State and Treas depts.;
with board. de6-6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-08
THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO.,
de4-tf l.,ol y ST n W
de4-tf

FOR RENT-901 VI ST. NV: HOUSE OF -
rooms: in good condition: suitable for a member
of Congress person Of means; S65. JOHN W.
MORRIS GA + st. NV. de4-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-08

FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH Oh
without board; heat, gas and bath; terms very
reasonable 1873 9th st. NV de6-6ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-08

WANTED-PIANO LESSONS; EASY AND ACCU-
rate method for learning brilliant salon pieces;
don't spend half your life on dry exercises. CO
LUMBIA CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, SOP h.
lal-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-08
FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED,

FOR RENT-FURNISHED-2 HANDSOME RMS,
convenient to library and Capitol; 1 square from
Pa ave. cars; board II desired; fur unfur.
for housekeeping II necessary. 800 Sd st. Sc.
sdeS-2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-08

FOR SALES.SrHE TANNING" THE HAND
soonest wheel that's teen shown in Washington
this season. Honestly built; good as the best.
l will sell the ''fanninG," ladies and gents
models, at greatly reduced price fer the holi-
days. Also line of juveniles. at prices that
cannot be beaten. GEORGE L. HALEY. G0s f
ST. NV. 11s
FOR sALE-SPECIAL PARTS TO ORDER FOR
unGuarzntesd bicycles Tires g each. Enamel
Ing. plating, vulcanizing; nachinery equipped.
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FOR RENT-2 VERY HANDSOME SUITES OF
rooms suitable for members; also delightful I'd
BATH abundant and varied bill Of fare. 1874 Yer
mont ave., near Iowa circle; block from 14th st.
de1-ets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-08

EOR lSENT-
Fl FINISHED HOUSES
IN ALI, SECTIONS OF THE CITY
At prices ranging from 500 to $l1 600 per an
mum. Apply TO
]. V. y. HUYCK.
n06-t 1905 pENNA. AVE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-08

WANTED ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEP-
ing. near 9th and q NV. Address j. F. H..
Star office
WANTED OR 3 UNFINISHED ROOMS BY
young couple near 10th and g NV. sth and
s-w.: RENT MUST be- low. Address r. S T..
star SinCe- IT.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS WITH BOARD-tiOO PA.
Sc; New England family; accommodations
for three PERSONS near Capitol, Library, ETC.;
everything rst-class AMI reasonable in price.
de4-1ws
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EANK'S START IN LIFE.
am Tns Detroi, Free Press.

From The Detroit Free Press ,,. :.
And now he's one Of them there mhonauet
n,,,,ed the grizzly frontiersman whose Ieau HI,
had induced him to come back TOT otisl ~ ~
in centre OF civilization. I see y rlsnt ne .,oct
,he naner He Owns railroad stock. mimi STOCK
and lois OF other stock. knowed that tnete sanis
Henry NJ Holden when he done nothln oui pu Mss
stock fur otner people out on the pans ne Mas
a genoine cowboy and as fast feier III roui'
up as ever see. , ,"
hyou must ba mistaken, uncle. -. .,.
"So:hin' OF the kind. When tax apout peoy.o
We called him Hank them days sna ne we Sts I Ins
as handsome youngster as ever tnroweu Nc 's
ger a saddle Jst BY putin things toeetner d.
ybev him out I rarned as how he Vas couess
sra1vate and was goln' so fast a CLIP ana scar.
sartn' the old mans money so rapid that they sem
him out there fur TO git schoonn ~ eSg ;, ny
nnS buiId IN agn. He wus soon the favrue on
a ali ~ rancbes bout there. fur he was squar as
a.. d,s and NOT afeared Of nothin'.
welt this here girl what ne mstned KIM our
,,- 10 stay FUR a while on her DADS cattle range
w, ;ned ours. Some Of the swell people up 70
yf nc twenty miles away what knowed her
eonis S,ve a bali FUR her. Her and her dad went
49, IN the cool Of the forenoon, and after dinner
9as IN q LAWYERS once talkin II seems Hank sot
s sps vas there too He heerd the ole man aughn
anS ,eIIin' how they had kim away fram the range
with me wrong vase. leavin her ball dress ahlnd.
snJ her Almost crazy about IT. Hank never eayS
o. VOID hut Jumps on his horse, goes that twenty
r,,ies az though Injuns was after him, gits the
Sr.ss Changes critters. makes the same wild run
hack and throws the girl into nt OF happiness
comrtin' wouldn't have made him 50 solid; The
vouv IN nsxt winter they was married. Hank was
as steady as a deacon. both ole men boosted him.
80 novr vo,, sea where ne Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-22
MISSION WORK FOR sEAHES.

The seventy ninth annual meeting OF the New"
work. Port Society was held last night IN inc
p,oasway Tabernacle william n. H. moore
nr..lden, OF tho society. presided ana a',er INC
scriptural reading and prayer 'he REV. s%'i"'.
nj, ~. ns,,or OF tho Mariners Church. at
ca,harine and Mndi1on SITS. made an address IN
which ne spoke OF the good work done by the mis-
sion and tho society during tho last year and he
read a number OF letters from the mothers. wives
and sisters OF some Of the converted men thanklis
him FOR all he had done ia making good men or
thclr s"afaTlng relative. -, =,
This wa followed by tho singing OF hymns IN
sn,,t.h Iaptre-e Swedish and other languages
by Carvcrtci sailors. ~ the close Of the singing
~ each Of the native qua-tets. one OF It's members
nyouid remain standing and tell OF HIS experiences
and % the NE nc led until he chancei 70 Vist tho
lille Narincr-' Church and was converted
kddrcsees were then made by the Rev DR.. Henry
van Dyke pastor 81 tho Brick Presbyterian Church
in mis- civ and tho Rev Dr. A. V. '. Raymond.
president OF Union College Schenectady. In which
ihey commended the work of the society and the
Mariners Mission, and said that tho history or the
society full NJ good.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-22
Couldn't HELP LYING.

From The San Francisco Call
worth have sprung from all quarters since the
sudden death OF Edward ?. Cole. one OF the most
iovable and best.lovsd members Of the San Fran;
fiction. no always had a story on the Zip OF his
tongue to suit every emergency. Cole was a
clever raconteur and his efforts were much ap-
prociated by his friends. The last time he was
seen downtown before his death, Cole was trying
n case I'm which the interests OF his client hung
upon the testimony 10 be given by queer char.
artcr who was chiefly known by his nickname OF
"Scotch Sandy" The reputation OF this individual
FOR yeracity was not OF the best. and Cole was far
from rcassured when he discovered, incidentally.
that "Scotch Sandy" had practically contingent
interest In the success OF the opponent OF Coles
client -, -. go.
During the progress OF the case his worst fears
were realized. Sandy's testimony, II uncontra-
dicted would certainly cost the attorney his case
nv an adroit cross-examina ton the lawyer led
the witness into n damaging admission, and then,
having disturbed the Scotchman's equanimity.
mercilessiy tangled him In maze OF contradic-
lions. A., -.
Here Cole paused minute that the jury might
perceIve the enormity OF Sandys guilt
Now sir" he resumed. with an uncomfortable
pause between each word. fixing the unhappy
Sandy with glittering eye. "now-sir-dont-you
-know-y
The wretched witness did not even dare to squrm
I'm HIS trap under that accusing gaze
az ,eeinl' he repeated p'eouslv. 'Leeinl How
can help leein' when i've lost two front teethT'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-22
FOOL OR PHYSICIAN"
Which Are Youf The Length Of Life Largely
Depends Upon the Answer.

w men are fOut The Length OF Life LoYRelY
Depends Upon the Answer.
Every man at 40 il either fool or a
physician"
This old proverb was based on q notion that
every man by he time he reached middle life
usually learns how to care for his own health
II we admit the truth Of 1t. however. we must
concede that a very large proportion Of the peo-
pie we meet are not-wel not exactly physi-
clans. Instead OF taking care Of their health, 10
it not true that the majority Of people seem
rather to be trying to destroy their health by
irregular living or overwork? Is 1t not also
fact that thousands Of men are breaking down
in the prime Of life and becoming physical
wrecks in consequence Of their indiscretion?
All people who have made O study Of
the subject declare that this is the case. and
yet there are to-day large numbers Of hard
working business men and women with many
cares who are always on the go and never at
rest, that enjoy the best OF health Do you
know why this Is so? Ask some OF them and they
will tell you that they feel we'll. eat WELL sleep
we'll and are In perfect condition simply because
they make regular use Of that great strength
ening stimulant, Duffys pure malt whskey
They find that it replaces the energy they daily
expend keeps them braced up and acts q
restorative aid invigorator. The great stinu-
lating principle contained In the pure malt has
a wonderful effect In toning UP the digestive
organs, overcoming tired feelings and strength
ening the whole body. All grocers and drug
gsts keep Duffys pure malt. but care should
be taken to avoid cheap. worthless limitations
which are frequently offered.