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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-05-08

STATISTICS show that the medical
profession is more prone TO suicide
than any other During the last three
years the number of suicides occurring
among physicians has been respective
ly. 45, 40 and AZ per annum, an aver
age of nearly one 10 1000. II
has been suggested that an explana-
ton OF this tendency may be found in
che development OF morbid fancies In
the mind OF n doctor, on account OF his
constant association with the sick and
dying, or OF an actual Indifference to
death. or because he has the requisite
knowledge Of how 10 die painlessly aud
conveniently
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-05-08

THE government of the United
States has granted two ships for the
free transportation of contributions to
India, one of which will sail from San
Francisco as soon as the cargo Is COM
pleted, probably early in May, and the
other from an Atlantic port in due
time. Those who have the matter in
charge expect that the contributions
of grain will reach a million bushels
by the LIST OF June
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-05-08

ITALY broke its record OF emigration
in 1896, the number of persons leaving
che country being 300, 093 three-fifths
OF the number intending to stay away
permanently. Sixty-eight thousand
persons came to the United States, 49,
024 went TO Argentina; the others
went chiefly to Uruguay and Brazil.
For the first time the number of Ital-
ian emigrants exceeds that sent out by
any other European country during
the war
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-05-08

THE Greeks outside OF Greece are
giving fine object lesson in patriot
ism They are scattered all over
Southern Europe, and although they
do not owe military service. they are
hurrying home in considerable num-
bers TO join the army. In this coun-
try large sums OF money are being
raised and many who are under no
compulsion to do so are embarlking to
offer their services to the king.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-05-08

The demand FOR organ music in this
country, outside of churches, seems to
be quite limited. Boston's great or
gan, once regarded as n wonder, has
been stored in shed for 10 years, and
will soon be sold at auction. IL was
made in Germany and cost 500, 900 One
trouble about great organ is that it
is not easy to keep it supplied with a
great orpaniaL
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-05-08

The venerable Methodist Bishop
Bowman, who is 80 years old, viii
make his home for the rest Of his days
ut Evanston, Ill He was chaplain of
the United States senate during the
war, has presided over conferences in
four continents and has dedicated over
l. 200 churches.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-05-08

The Pittsburgh chamber OF COM
merce is using all its influence against
the dropping OF the final "h" in the
Smoky City's name. But inasmuch as
the newspaper press OF the country re.
fuses TO tack ON that final H." what's
to be done about IL, ey 'Awkins?
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-05-08
a nnInhn,r enniIeh.

Mayor.clect Harrison, OF Chicago,
spoils the beautiful theory, which dem.
ocratic shriehers are spreading broad
cast. that the municipal elections this
spring are a hopeful sign OF restomtion
for the democracy. lie admits that his
success in Chicago was purely upon the
question OF municipal reform, and thai
national questions did not enter into the
campaign in that city. Investigation Of
the conditions attending democratic
SUCCESS i'm other cities show that this
was the case generally. In not n single
one Of the municipal elections did M
tional issues cut any figure. while in
the state election Of Rhode Island where
national issues were at the front. the re-
politicians increased their vote 20 per
cent. over TINT which they gave 60 Me-
Kinley in 1890. The municipal contests
were not IKE a rainbow, which is usu-
ally n sign that the rain Is over.-Toleda
Blade
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-05-08

In Florida the revenue from liquor
licenses is turned into the state treas
ury for general purposes, but the leg
islature proposes that hereafter this
revenue shall be distributed TO the
counties from which IL is collected.
The idea is that the prohibition coun-
ties shouldn't get any benefit from the
bibulousness Of neighboring counties
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-05-08

Josh Billings used to say: Its bet
ter not TO know so much than 10 know
80 much that amt true" Josh must
have had the free traders in mind when
he said this. For Of oil people in the
world they have the biggest stock OF
Information that "ain't true"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-05-08

THK last OF the Indians who have
been enlisted in the regular army went
out of service April 80. The scouts
will be retained. but no more. This ia
because the red man could not endure
the rigid discipline which is essential
for the regular army.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-05-08

Hides need protection. There is no
reason why this important farm prod
uct should be longer subject 10 the
democratic free trade doctrine.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-05-08

Revenue.
In theory the free traders are adopts.
What they don't know is a waste of
time for anybody else to think about.
let alone discuss. As revenue raisers
they promised maryels during the cam
paign of 1892. AS economizers of the
public funds they predicted miracles as
soon as they could lay hands upon the
funds. The nineteenth statistical alb
stract of the treasury department, for
1896, enables little comparison of their
resultsand promises. This can be gained
from the per capita amount of our Gus
toms receipts and the cost of their col
lection, taking the last fiscal year of
the republican and democratic admins
trations whereby to institute the COM
parsons:
The sun., 1897-05-06
OLD JOE DESOH,s GO0D-Br.
Going Home to England End His Days. Per-
haps-Leaves HIS Money Here.

Three members OF the Willets family OF Man.
hassct, Long Island, came down from Great
Neck on the 7:25 A. NJ. train yesterday morning
to accompany old Joe Dench to the steamship
st. Paul and see him safely started on his trip to
his boyhood home in England. For more than
fifty years Joe Dench has lived in or about
Great Neck. He is bachelor and in his sOth
year. Thirty-fve years ago he went to work
for the Willets and unintcrruptedy continued
in the service Of one member or another of tho
family. The last member of tho family for
whom he worked was Hannah Willets. spinstcr
who died about Christmas time, aged 10. Joo
became melancholy after Miss Willets's DEATH
She had understood him and humored him. Ho
felt that he was alone when she had been laid
away forever.
II guess my time is coming soon." he said
and perhaps It would be better II were to die
among my kim"
So he decided TO return to England. He told
members of the Willets family. They sought to
dissuade him saying that the trip mi ght be too
saved a snug sum Of money@just how much
only he and James r. Wilets; Treasurer OF the
Roslyn Bank. know Treasurer Willets has looked
todian Of his money still. Joe didn't want TO
take his money to England; II on the whole he
didn't like England he would come back to Man
hasset. Then his money would be where he
A draft for few hundred dollars was drawn
by and with the members OF the Willeto family
appeared at the depot In Great Neck early yes
terday morning. With him companion for
the voyage was his dog, brown animal called
Betty, handsomely collared in button-studded
leather and with a shoulder harness and strap.
Perhaps twenty persons. including several men
who had known him for thirty years. were there
waved farewell. brushed tear from his cheek,
took his dog In his arms, and stepped aboard.
He sobbed and laughed and laughed and sobbed
all the way to Long Island City. He wanted TO
go back to England to die and he wanted to re-
main in Manhasset to live.
AT Long Island City James X. Willets Joined
the party. He saw that old Joe's drafts werc
safe in an inside pocket. and when the steam.
ship WAS reached he saw to IL that the purser
was informed that tho roughooking old man
had friends and money a-plenty and desired
good treatment.
joe went to Europe in the second cabin He
expects several nephews and other relatives to
meet him on the other side. If he arrives safe,
and doesn't conclude to return. he will some day
be laid at rest in the burying-ground In Corn
Church, Essox.
The sun., 1897-05-06
THREE TRAINS IN PERIL.
The Result OF Trying to butt Down = Bridg'
with N Derrick Car.

The Result OF Trying to Butt Down . Bridge
with n Derrick Car.
A derrick car was attached to freight train
at the Meadows car shops of the Pennsylvania
Railroad just west Of the Hackensack after
midnight yesterday morning. to be towed to
New Brunswick, and 1t is understood that or
ders were given that 1t should be taken through
Harrison on the old Centre street branch. but it
was carried over the Market street fork of the
road just below Harrison station. 1t went as
far as the cast end OF the Market street bridge.
Then the boom ana shear leg OF tho derrick got
mixed up in the steel work OF the superstruc-
more of the overhead grders, braces. and side
pillars.
Tho derrick car was completely wrecked and
the bridge was 30 badly damaged that fully ten
traffic.
Everything which had to 20 through was
ordered over the Centre street track, which Is
single over the bridge, double at Centre street
station, and single again between the station
and Market street. AT few minutes after
O'Clock yesterday morning special beef freight
ket street station with clear signals, and the
engineer put on extra steam to round the stin
curves on tho single branch. Between the fac
tories he caught glimpse of the Long Branch
express crossing Centre street bridge, and
pulled out still faster not to delay the express at
the siding.
He was going at full speed when he saw the
rear end OF local passenger train standing at
Centre street station waiting for the express to
pass. Fortunately two dozen Of the cars in the
beef train were equipped with air brakes. and he
was able to bring his engine to halt within ten
feet OF the rear OF the waiting passenger train
just as the express dashed by. The engineer of
the beef train said, as he wiped the perspiration
There would havo been three trains in a
bunch II there had been any less air power on
this train.
The sun., 1897-05-06
Selert 8oard-Drucklyu.

MONROE FLACE. 7.-Neatly furnished rooms, with
l excellent board; convenient 10 bridge and ferry
refnrenca rennlrnd-
The sun., 1897-05-06
Lehiqh Valley Railroad

Stations foot of Corttandt and Desbrosses sts.
0iiO A. N. daily Sunday A. ny Tor MAUCH
stl5 A. NJ. daily, for WIIKESBARRE. SCRANTON
&X saEi sfe5 sfS FA sse
the West. and principal local points; dining car and
Io,So A. VI. daily. except Sunday. for MAUcH'
CHUNK and intermediate points. \
1900 noon daily, except sunday.
..BLACk DIAMOND kXPRESS.o
arrives Buffalo 9o5 p. NJ: Pullman Vesthule Day
la carte. Connects Burrao with through sleepera
to Detroit aud Chicago.
laiSO p. NJ. daily. except Sunday. for MAUcH
CHUNK and intermediate points. p
lI4O p. NJ. daily. except Sunday. for WILKES
BARRE. PITTsToN. SCRANTON, and principal inteS-
mediate stations. Connects for all points in coal
BARRE PirTsToN scRNSFoS%. % and principal inc m I'm inter- ter
mediate stations G1Snsss tor AL p2ln1s In coal r'
S,lS p. N. daily. for EAsToS and intermediate
stations. .
ington and principal intermediate stations connects
for Re aiding and Harrisburg Chair to Satngton.
400 p. 81. daily. for BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS.
y. Y. TO Chicago. Sleepcrs to Buffalo and Toronto.
souTa rIAiYiiiELD. :, EAsToN: .BETHLEHEM,,
NEvA. ROCHESTER. BATAVIA, and HuPFALo.
Pullman sleeper for Bunalo. Sone bnt sieepiug car
F. 1a1 for n" FSEvA nocuE
TER, BUFFALO SIAGARA FALLS. and all points'
West. Pullman sieepers to Chicago and Buffalo.
Additional local trains daily, except Sunday, for
BOUND BROOK and intermediate points leave a.
follows: 300 A. n. 2:3O. 4eo. and $3.50 p. H. ff:Ho
T. NJ. saturdays only,
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at ll3. 26l,
e1S 800. 84+. aaS broadway ~ +. l4th st. lbd
F. la6th st. l:7 Bowery. Nr $40 Fulton ST.: Court
v. Y. Transfer Go. WIN call FOR and check baggage
from hotel or residence through 10 destination. :.
The sun., 1897-05-06

lous press Only this morning a West
ern Bishop telegraphed me to deny
utterly false rumor that the floral decorations
of this church this morning cost $24 900. There
fashionable and exclusive church and shuts out
the poor; the lie TO the effect that Trinity
owns the whole North River front far as
Christopher street, the lie that most OF Trinity's
possessions are liquor stores. gambling houses
and houses / will not name here"
The address at noon to-day will be by Dr.
Huntington OF Grace Church. This evening the
100 representatives OF the Sunday schools and
guilds in the parish will assemble at the parish
building at Vesey and Church streets. At 3
O'Clock they will march to st. Paul's, there to
unite in festival song service.
The sun., 1897-05-06

WILLOW ST. sO.-Neaty furnished rooms, with
w excellent table board: convenient to bridge and
ferry; reference.
The sun., 1897-05-06
RAtirnaha.
..--...! RAtirnada. -
"AMEa,oA's oREATEsT RmCRoAp.s
NEW YORK
(ENTRA:Il.:. tt! AZ.
e HUDSOM RIVER r. -R.

~ uobobN uNNA
FROM Grand Central station, l2i street.
$50 A. MnEsGspt Z, e., sasaay Empire Stass ESSss
Niagara Falls 555 p NJ This train !. iis,itSd 70 II;
o,sS ssSns + '"Rlb "RRbay. rost Mail to >pouqnk opss,
Albany. Utica, syrscuso Rochester Pafalo, NiakarA
Ioiao 4. ": Except sunday: pA&TsPrcss Tor all
,S% =. MNpsily N | sSatsw,Sfn @ Limited for Co
iambus, Gincinnat ,ndiInsp0ii' and, and y; Louis.
lion =. M"paiy. chicago special Tor pCtroiH,
tsepsa. NtSns &sS" sshyncet"d; @ utSs syss
,,o h.shs:'cr nnG Ponso ctm. SUNDAY ,,@ ye,t po,.
rouglkeepGie. Albany. Troy; s,,...,,.,
!roit s:g9 4, NJ, Chicago l;aO p, N. Stops at Al
e,SS Ssby c'Sn nSSy aSS fyrEfA Eor Albany Troy cih Adj
S!"ssTs r%iis cisvsinnd Toledo, Detroit Ghissas.,
o,ss 2: M.-psiW; For Troy, platt.nusE gl,s,isiE.
ton Montreal ana except SATURDAY ssn,s S,s
cleveland Indianapolis, $. Lotfiss s;hicago. Stops
o,oo " AT'nz %a Slipping ponscr.
only for p,ints .no Tull brook Railway, via
sifS ySr: T. 'Ss 5ay lo5 hiyeiss @ o,weso. Water
town Qgdenshnrg, plrafo. Eiasarn Falls. clsvc.
Virc,nt and the AuUurn Road.
he,i4 Nisht-lheatre trail train e for Shicaso and prin.
cept sunday nisht Sunday night chicago sle. pers
si"S a. VI. H.'S ana aiss T. ,r-Dailycrccpt Sunday
% to f,,ss xS hSren snI D9n ~ -, .,, ,, r. n.+s
shire Hns, via Harlem Division, ? 49, "a.
. ALI. NIGHT TRAINS TO .YOShERS, - =,
IAN night" trains ruin between i55th Mt. and points
the Putnam Division Us far az Yonkers, In conReo-
tion with the elevated ID. The qn,y lnc running
call night " trains Of New York va . = -
Wagner Palace Cars all thTSan N trains. en-
Trains illuminated with Plntsch l., ht- ere
Tickets and Wagner Ofice al Grand Central Statfon.
49, 2BI, 41R broadway. 81 East 18th st. 9to Brondt
way. 235 Columbus Rv, 81 West t2hth ST.. and l3sth
st. station New York; 33S aud s26 Fulton It. md 100
Broadway. 4. D., Brooklyn. .. '--t...
baggage checked from hotel or residence Ivy the
WPstcott Express Company
JOHN VI. TOUCEY. GEOREB-H. DANIELS, =
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
The sun., 1897-05-06
RailrGads.
BALTIMORE g. OHIO

Leave New York, foot or Liberty st., daily.
CHICAGO, 2iO0 =. NJ. and l2:l5 night.
PITTSBURG, $3.50 eE. SUM 600 sun. 1915 night
CINCINNATI. 81. LOUIS. lO!A NJ, $500 N.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. \. 1000 Dining Car)
1880 A. NJ tDning Carr 2:OO, $40 Dining Carl $500
Dining Carr y. NJ. 1913 night sunday. fO:OO DIN.
ing Carr. 1850 A. NJ Dining Carr, Z:OO Dining Carr,
$500 dining Carr. l2:l5 night.
NORFOLK, II 80 A. NJ. daily.
NEW ORLEANS uhrough sleeper, 500 p NJ daily
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch light
otices l9. l72. 26l, ABA. ll40 Broadway. 81 East
l4th st. l27 Bowery, New York; 500, 3At Fulton ST.
Brooklyni station foot OF Liberty st. N r. H. of n
tinAto1.
The sun., 1897-05-06
w.slana semlnary % be Moved to virginia.

RiCHMoSD. Va, May 5.-The trustees of the
Virginia Union University yesterday indorsed
the project OF moving Wayland Seminary
purchased Ave acres of additional land on the
Brook road, near the city, making site OF
twenty-four acres in all. Work on tho new
buildings will begin this summer.
The sun., 1897-05-06

A LII graduates placed; Metropolitan School, Isaao
"a Pitman shorthand private lessons at class rates
The sun., 1897-05-06
STOLE FLOWERS FROM A CRAVE.
Michel said Me Took Them TO Decorate HI,
Family PIot.

Joseph Michel, carpenter OF 1O11 Myrtle
avenue. Williamsburg, was caught yesterday
morning stealing flowers from a grave in tho
Cemetery OF the Most Holy Trinity. When
Rrraigned in the EVEN Street Police Court
Michel said he took tho flowers to put on the
graves OF his three children. and that he WAS
too poor to buy flowers. He was discharged
The sun., 1897-05-06
Gplltats and Srhnola.

Fer Boys asa YeunE nnen-city and Country.
PALusADEg DIgTRnCTt Largo lots, o75, terms
o.. 90 monthly; high ground: near houses,
wEATHERBY, 971 Broadway.
The sun., 1897-05-06
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York DOT of Chambers
at. as follows, and fvs minutes earlier from wssl
2Sd st
O.ln 4. M.-yestibule express daily for waverIy.
J.oV Binghemton: Elmira, Bunao. Bradford. ar
rlNes Buffalo 500 L. NJ. Paror car 10 AnffalU.. . Z
C.0l y. M.-yestIuuIe limited. Fast mail daily.
L.OO solid Train for Chicago. via Chau auqua Lake.
sleeperu TO Chicago Cleveland. aud Cincinnati. Din
%..S6 y. M.-Bunaio and Cleveland ves,ibuls Er.
.1o press, daily. arrives ut buffalo 7:l6 A. NJ,
Bradford 7;l5 A. NJ. Jamestown 6;5o A. M. Clevo.
land l:l5 7. A. CSleeperB 10 Buualo aud Cleveland.
making direct connection for Detroit Chicago. aud
S.ISp. M. DAILY.-yIa Chautauqua Lake and
o.-Ic Niagara Falls. SOLID train to Chicago. Sleep.
ers TO Hornellsvile, Chicago. Gd Cincinnati. Dining
'NICKErs. LOCAL TIME CARDS. AND PULLMAN
ACCOMMODATIONS AT III. Il3 2Bl. 4Oi, aud
e57 Broadway, le7 Bowery l5d East l25th ST. and
81 West 25th st. Chambers and West 2Bd ferries
Brooklyn; goo Hudson st, HoLoken. aud Jersey CITY
station WestCOtt's ExpresA calls for and checks har
The sun., 1897-05-06
DELAWARE. LACKAwANNA AND wRsrERH,
stations In New York. foot or Barclay ana
ChristOpher StE. !:
VEsTIBULE TRAINS. PULLMAN BCFFER
CARS, RININlH LIGHT.

u. u.
stations In New York. foot or Barclay and
Christopher SITS. !:
VRSTIBULE TRAINS, PULLMAN BCFFER
CARS. PINTsSH LIGHT.
Direct route to Newark, Bloomfield. Montclar. the
Oranges. summit, Bernardsvtle Basking Ridge. Mnd'
isOn MorristOwp Passaic. Paterson. Boonton Dover,
Stanhope. Newton, Budt's Lake Lake Hopatcong.
Phllipsburg Easton. Water Dap stroudsburg. Pooono
Mountain, Scranton. Pttston, WiIkesbarre. Nantir
coke. Danvillr, SoTthumberlmd houtrosc. Bingham.'
ton oxford. Norwich. Waterllle. Utica, Richneld
Springs Cortland, syracuse. OSwegO. Ithaca, OweHo,
Elmira Corning, Rath. Dansville, Buffalo. apd all
500 4. M.-Binghamton Mall. stops at principal
stations.
10. 90 4. M.-CCafe Caro- ,Burralo Scranton. BipS-
hamton, Owego Ithaca Elniri, Syracuse and O0r
wego Express. Pullman bu;et paror cam Con.
nectng at Buffalo with trains for Chicago and
points West.
100 II. M.-Scranton Rnghamton, and Elmira EE-,
press. Pullman buffet Iarlnr cars. -. i.
AiOO u. M.-SCranton, Wilkeslarrc. and Plymouth
Express. Pullman buffet paror ears.
5iBO y. M.-tDaiIy)-ChIcAgU VI. NPstibule LAmited EK,
press for scranton. HpghamtoG. Elmra buffalo.
Dining car west Of Buffalo.
siUO y. M.-(paily p-BunalD EXPRESS Pullman
slecpers for scranton. lhnghAntDn. ElYira, Bath.
Ut, Morris. and Buffalo. arriving Buffaio "a NJ
OiBO y. W. Daily)-Buffalo Scranton BinghAh.'
Ton. owe o. Ithaca Eimra- Uuca, syracuse. and
oswngo Express, Pullman buIt seepers. ., .
Tickets and PnllmHn accommodations AT Henry
Gaze & sons, Ltd Tia broadway. "a Park place and
+SD broadway Tickets at Ferry stations. Bta Broad.
way. II 18th hy cor i2th ST. 81 West L2ith ST. 231
Columbus av., New York 8Ssand'123 Fulton ST.. and
lOH Broadway. Brooklyn, Tine tables ri wing fun In.
formation AT all stations.
Westcotts Express Company VIII call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence 70 destination.
The sun., 1897-05-06
Dwelling aoasts to gtt-GOaatry.

" VoNKEks-Furnlshed house; ten rooms; choice To-
L cation; all improvement rent asked ei6. A.,
box I go sun ofice.
The sun., 1897-05-06
VM A. =
nnsYlvaEaia.
EAIERoAD, E

STATIONS foot of Despross.s and cortiaud, sts. . =.
s,OO 4. N. FAST MAIL,-Pullmnn Bslnet sleeping
esoo 4. VI. of FAST niSE.PttsSafs and Cleveland,
1000 A. NJ. PENNSYLVANIA LIMf TEL. .-lpun nmaS :
Compartment Sleeping Dining. Smoking and OBJ
Cincinnati indianapolis, l. niisviIie. 81 Louis. :.
300 p. VI. CHICAGO AND 81. LOUIS EXPRESS
eoS rs5 r NJ SRisEsS si
4as w. f0s 5SlfaS
oo a. NJ ionsS fXG St hGsIs and
Chicago. Connects for Cleveland and Toledo except
WAsHINGTON AND THE soUTH.
g. $40. $3.50. ln:lO LDinng Car. II 4. NJ. l. 2l0
(3.@O Congressional Linz" all Parlor and Dining
Cars. 4:3v (Dln ng Carr . Dining Carr. 9 p. NJ,
Congressional Iim.," all Paior and Dining Cars,
$3.50 dining Carr. Dining Carl " II H., l2;i5
SOUTHERN RAILwAY.-Express I8o p. n aud
l2:l 5 night daily.
ATLANTIC COAST LINB.-Express, ESQ A. NJ. and0
cHEsAPEkKE s OHIO RA1LwAY:-.P P N. daily. {.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK-s A. Il
week days ann &. p. II. daily. -
Long Branch. Asoury Park dnteriaken. sundaysb
Ocean Grove and Point Pleasant, st 10 A. NJ, Isj o.
s:4o. $40. and 1850 p u. Sundays 9:i5 A. NJ
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
$50. 7:30, s. $50. $3.50 40 Pennsylvania Lmitedl.
1910 Dining Carr. II A. NJ. II. !, 2:lo 2 !. t3o,
700: SOP. M: 1915 night, sundeys 6:l5. $3.50.
S:30 Dining Carr, Dining Carr. SDining Car1.
Ticket orces Nos 46l 944, 1885 1928. III. and 26l
Broadway. Astcr House. and foot OF Des6rosseS
BroadWay. and brooklyn Annex station. Broofiyn,
Station, Jersey City. The New York Transfer Com
pany will call for aud check baggage from hotels
and resiicnrss st, through to destination -oo,
General Manager General Passr Agent.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-07-29
WANTED HER MONEYS WORTH
soaethIns Lacking from Her Re-
uair Kit.

Anyone Who had not seen the woman
Nth an arxrv cye Wobhle Irs. before sh<
diSrlounte,. from her wheel ucuId have
tssea her for an sXE@rlencrli rssf~r. hero
IT, u century runs She s.rode With ma
rs<-ar eurriene~ through ths store. ard -
Impressed another woman that sh@ togo.
k@rssi and let the newcomer = waited on
rrs.
1 supro=e,= she sait 10 II. clerk. that
| iaosst rather neE az bieyclin= and you
tneu-ht that the-- wasn't very nlueh ne
e tother1aE ahcut me. hsrause | w1sl1n' :
krcE the dl6-rence. auyhoUH
The clerk assured her 20 the contrary.
and SD h> Eas sure there vas s1I1s ullszn-
c-rxtantlnx-
here was OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES she an
s-e'e-t / understand that when I hou<ht
this fspar - I was getting al that a re
Fsir kit ought 70 ca1t4I1
--Certllaly. he answered lsn's i al
ri-h; -
-Drtn't yoa expressly STATE that :, eon-
tanned everything that wogl - required
Tor rsfaIr- n an ordinary accident
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