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FOR RENT OR LEASE.


FOR RENT OR LEASE-With or without stable;
2012 II ST. NV: the celebrated French bakery
store and dwelling; newly repaired. Bakers and
grocers, attention! se2S-lm
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FOR SALE. LEASE OR RFNT-With or without
stable, 2012 II st. NV, the celebrated French
Bakery Store and dwelling; newly papered; ba.
kers and grocers, attention. s. 96-lmem
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. licensed engineer. KEN
MORE HOTEL 226 \. Cap. ST
oci9-St EN-
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Washington { Great Falls
Electric Railway
River Road.
Only Direct Route to Glen Echo
and Historic Cabin John
Bridge.
On and after August "a cars viii leave Union
etst.oa, 36th and Prospect ave-, West Washington
terminus OF the Metropolitan and Capital tr1c-
non Company lines). as follows: .
Every Sd minutes. from $50 L. n TO SEQ A. u
Every 20 minutes, from $40 A. u. to r. N,
Every l5 minutes. from P. u. to s:3o r y,
Every 20 minutes, from $3.50 p. H. 70 LIZ
:. Returning leave Cabin John Bridge snd Glen
Every 80 minutes, from e:eo A. NJ. to $50 An
Every 20 minutes from $50 A. n. to 2:sD IN.
Eve.y Is minutes, from 2:30 p. h. to 10 =: d
Every 90 minutes, from 10 p u. to IL r H.
Or oftener, traffic demands.
my N-tf f. T. FOWLER Supt
S'FEAMBOATS.
STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk and Washington
SteambOatCO

Every day IL the year for Fortress Mon
roe, Norfolk, Newport News ard all points
South. by the superb, powerful steel palace
steamers. Newport News, Norfolk" and
WazhHy:Jn," on the following schedule:
SOCTuBUJND
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FOR HIRE.

FOR HIRE-Fine saddle and driving horses, bug
gles, surreys, traps, and daytons, at reason
able rates; cheapest rates in city 10 drummers
PRESToN's STABLES. sth and I SITS. nw; phone
VIZ se2olm
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FOR RENT-HALL.

FOR RENT-The New Concordia Club Hall, at
northwest corner sof 9Th and sts NV, for
lodges. parties, entertainments, receptions, and
lar: desi-ably situated and convenient to all car
lines; reasonable terms BIEBER & H0WEN-
STEIN, eco eth ST. n.y. oc10-lmo cm
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WALL PAPER.
FOR EXCHANGE.

WANTED-To exchange, gentleman's Columbia
wheel, in coed condition, for sewing ma
chine. Address z. c., this Office ocI3-3t
SEND fSLL description of your property; 1
handle city, suburban, and country; i'm
proved and uIimproyed. ABRAHAM FISHER,
5l2 ST. W. se23-Im
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FIsItoTs 70 Oh3mberIins new HuItI, =
- Hyge.a.' and Virginia Beach will fnd this
- the most attractive route, insuring cum
- Portable nights rest.
Large and luxurious rooms. heated oy
- steam and ftted throughout with cleo
- tric lights. Dining room service Is Ia
= carte. and Is supplied from the pest that
- the markets of Washington and Norfolk
. afford
Tickets On sale at u 8 Express once,
sH Pennsylvania avenue: 513. 6ls. li2i
Pennsylyania avenne; B. K o. ticket once,
- corner Fifteenth street and New York ave
- hue and en- board steamers. wtere tine
- table. map. etc, can also be had
Any other information desired will b
- furnished on application to the cnderSigned
at the co.npany's wharf. foot OF Seventh
- street, Washington n. C. Telephone No.
- 1cD. JOHN CALLAHAN.
General Manager.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

A CHANCE seldom met with. Furniture and
lease of l4-room house; every room occupied;
rent only $40 per month; splendid transient trade
good neighhorhood; price $3.50. THE ELLIS
WORTH, 332 c st. NV. ocl9-3t EN-
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FOR REST-oFFICE ROOMS.
For Rent
Office rooms IN the Hutchins Build,
ing, corner 10th and D Sts. n. W.:
heat and electric light. Apply to
Room 50.
FOR RENT-oFFICE ROOMS.
FOR SALE-HOUSES,

FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR RENT-A well-fuTnshed house; II rooms;
TO reliable parties; rent mode ate; house open
zoos G. St ". ocIg 81
FOR SALE-Three-stOry brown stone and brick;
rooms and bath; heated by furnace; good
northwest location; near lines; great bargain:
owner obliged to leave city. Apply at 1874 Rigs
II. nv. CclJ 3t
FOR SALE-A good house of rooms and bath;
rooms floor; all mod. imps.; 2-story
brick stable adjoining lots: snap for =, 500;
viii trade for small place near the city.
Address SNAP. this Office. ocls-3t .em
FOR SALE OR RENT-BARGAINS.
White stone front; 10 and bath; 4. m.
l.; fine for home investment. l704 Q Il. NV
Brown stone and brick. on Capitol Hill; ten
rooms; bath; steam heat; a. j.
Also comfortable six-room house 9Th 81 ne
See owner, ID. 5. HENDRICK,
ocl6-Im 7I5 18th ST NV.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Comfortabe furnished sOuth-iront
for gentleman gentlemen. AS G ST.
NV. ocl9-ot
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SITUATIONS wANrEp-MALE.

colorcd man, place cook. WEB
STER MACK, lll7 LIST St NV. oel9-St, TN
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SITUATIONS

colored woman, place TO do gener
house work 2O6 L ST. II, EN-
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WANTED-By a white girl. place as chambermlid
and waitress. Address H. s., this Office.
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The dignity of Hunting.

Calhoun County News port Layacal.
We borrow a shotgun, buy some loaded
shells 10 match II. hire a horse aud buggy.
buy sanie canned goods and crackers hlro
man TO work IA our place. .pad proceed 10
have delightfully."- dgnitied time.
As We drive o.t in the huaLing lCrouuds
--uaireqneate3 portions OF the county-we
soon leave all traces OF good roads behind.
Inc quickly un.iula,las hog waliows and
Constant variety to the drive and taa cx-
pectant watch FOR game Causes one 10
some times dorgei the Joltng.
when We leave town late at night Il 81
SO pleasant 10 drive ont ten or fifteen miles
ana speni the remainder Of bhe might b :
pweea tNo real lightweight BLANKETS on tie
cosu rop&h ground. In tho morning we feal
80 eSNNant because there are a Tow mus
cles OF tho body fhat are not sore.
"a niaa foels so nice and oAoap after
oraN4ins quite distance through slushy
laeIn- infested marshes only 10 find that ina
object OF bis chsee Is a lot OF innoeens DE-
eogs Akipg an early mornins sunbath.
me climax OF dgaNy Is reached whom
We sight a bunch OF ducks or geese sa,ne
oeV yards on across a marshy wIre-Trass
u~l. snalse-like crawl OF ;hat lenrth
over muddy ground covered al infaryils
Win grass bars, wire grass thorna and
olner peaeiratlng auuoyamces ouly ed-ls
@esi 10 the occasion II matters hot A No
go our hands and knees filled With atisk-
en- and even fail TO kill some game. We h,vo
nan the great pleasure OF a sneak upnn IN,
lo"is, a diversion that none but a ;rne
Aulter can enjoy
eo hunting. and DO dignified
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rhe Rlsht OF snmrnsc.



man does not vote In this country sim
ply because he is dIeh he does not vote in
ihis country simply because he has an edu-
cation he does hot vote because OF his
talect or gealus: We say THAI he votes
simply because no IS a man an8 that he
h'Ia his manhood to support: aud we admit
~ TINS country that nothing can be more
valuable 10 any human beinS than his man
hood. and for thnt reason We put poverty
on 0n equality with wealth. We say IN this
country THAI manhood Is worth more than
gold Wo sag in this country that withou,
liberty the coutAry Is not worth preserving
NOW, recoliect that every voter In his own
right Is king; every voter In this coun y,
wears a crown; holds the scepter OF author
iiy; and every voter, rich or poor. may wear
Tho purple Of authority alike, The man
that coils his vote strips himself OF tho inn
pcrial purple. throws away the scopter, aud
a-nists that no Is less thaa a man.
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EDUCATION ~ THE NATION.

How many people IN this country have
any well-detined adea OF tho number OF
pupils IN this big Natipn who ans annually
nsoeivng destruction in Tho elementary
public and private schools. or OF the ay-
eaesse amount Of saaooling for the indi-
visual per year, Aud yet uAoso are maS-
icia a grslat public interest
Tho recently published report Of tie
uisttssi St@tes commissioner OF education
tl,a saitsnt poAnta of wlrlnh are Incorporated
In feie Export OF the secretary OF the In
seiior. Hhaws that during tho last esiHolas-
tkl year, no total number In attendance
upon suoh schoals as lust mentioned, ele-
nscHary public and lrsvato WAS Is. f52. &c,
~ qlttle more tham ona-lfth tho
ent!re population OF tho ,csup,ry. This
number representa- an !norolae over tho
pieoedlug year OF about 100000, The total
average aInolnt OF instruction or scglool-
Ing per individual, for die whalo OF las
United Slates u ktfnd 10 be about 200
days tn she year. or nearly seven nonpas
TnA instruction. Il Is estimated. is en-
5cssd on sn average for five years per .,ar
dividuai.
Tho ra0t At least Demonstrates that the
Aantatlpan ptapc arc not allowing their
ypsang TO ErDw up In illitu~cy. TO give
1b,O00.00o Vsppias over ak monuhs element
~ sclxoiIng year for period OF nya
ysAp Il fact taia& u ~ encouraging as
\ a. cspnnabls % ths biz republic, Tbis
= oosArAe y IN addisaan 10 tho hundreds
= ttnsands IN the collssss and univ.r-
astn and sschnlcal schools who are nc.
euafing re higher ctucatscs. wniuh can
uaw ~ opd u America as easily a. In the
49, opuntrisu a the Yorid,
~ 90 grs>e dsfsot IN our public
ode1pd s,r1els - IL too ambBtious cur-
esu,aunn sixah = adsosSd IN ths Great ma
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nourrox. SUNDAY, pnonnulsl, ].
FOR PAGES TODAY.
AS TO WILDCAT. MONEY.

ally sectional attack was made recent
~ by Chicago paper upon the Georgia
leg stature for making provision for state
baa.s with vitw largely to testing tho
conztautlonaAty OF the National 10 per
cent tax on notes issued by guch State
institutions.
II Is flrst necessary to bear In mind that
the paper in question is OF the gold stand
ara persuasion. though profassedly dem
ocratIc, and doubtless ndorsos the present
.eound money" piaHs OF the & sd andard
people. THOSE pgtns contemplate the tetire.
msnt OF tho g4eenbaclts an,i tho turning
over to the National banks tho issue OF
aii paptr money. to be based upon The
"hanksble ussetsl" The paper in qnes-
ton, tho Chicago Chronicle. thus refers
TO tho moyement In Georgia.
~ 40 ,uplea.0ito oi the state Of GEORGIA aa
ths most persistent champion OF state bank
la ues Atotos An trapFeSslFe eAHlppio OF tne
ttiCmpR OF biiiu dolly dNu pgetaatgc oysr tls
teaehings of e&pAr.eHee, liz tae ad Jays 10
stutc OF the Union suffered more tnau oeer-
g'A IRON wilaeaf nank isaue3 ar paper car
lotN}. Yet she Insists up9h bavias nor tlrah
laLtFated bS more Wildcats fer no uettNf reA
son THAN because the hctiog currency OF the
presel,t day ofipnated with the hated yam
wnp ShlNeiea 10 tina disruption oil the ppien-
We can pass over the contemplate ref
eresoeq 10 tbs motives alleged to be In
spriys; the oeorglans, 70 suggest that
a get state dssires Slnte banks because
OF the hatred" OF the money furnished by
tho "<ankees,' is about as puerilo Il de-
liyelnece rs has lately hesu seen even ia
sho partisan goidbug press.
The 1emand for State banks VIII not be
confined 20 Georgia II the present repiib-
lican plsns for giving National banka a
OF the Nation prevail We ahall have. un
der the pending bin IN the lower house
of congress, II 1t becomes a law, a National
wildcat" money that Will sufficiently
"lnrerato" thousands OF people before We
are through With Il 20 make wildcat Stats
moncy under proper safeguard look sato
and sound caough to Huit enybo1yi
The fact Is, this SHY but vicious attack
u4n Georgia for daring to talk of state
banks OF lsgue Il but tha guiaen alarm thai
ariHt8 in goidbug circlea o. the possible
prospect OF seeigg tho proposed National
bank monopoly suaceaSfplIy contested and
ihwafied by the establishment Of state In
siilut!oaa II tho 10 per eSlt tax before
mentioned were stricken down Ia the
coults, the promoters OF nending National
currency schemes would be thrown into
spaBms OF fright. and wo may expect their
presA nAios, Ike this ono Ia Chicago. ia
open UP their batteries agapast any wild
cat money except tho wildcat National
bank notes TO be issued on "bankablo as.
scls'--in the face Of the record of thous-
anus OF National bank failures of tho mos,
scandaloua aud wlaely disastrous char
9cter!
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SOME PusrsCRirTs.

0ne sailor In 256 Is lost at sea,
Whistling ls regarded as a violation OF
the divine law by lcelaiders.
The grave OF IN unmarried woman in
Turkey is often Indicated by a rose carved
In stone.
Algeria Is the oay country in the world
where tho horses outnuinber tho human
beings
TonpeHlce advocates will be pleased 70
c4rn that one man in ak In tho British
navy IL teetotaler.
France has KEEP, 200. 600 tons OF coal stored
at roulon siace 1898 TO BIO ready in ease war
should break out.
TWO Natalians have startcd walking from
Nat-l 10 Paris Tor the exhibition, entirely
on Had, Tor a big wager
Every other Austrian household and
every third Italian family contributes oae
member TO The national army.
There's rosary Ia the British museum
made OF the yertebrae OF snlkc's back
bone Ano.her Is composed OF rats teeth.
MuSkets wera first used IN l4lA durlag
the Siege OF Arras. They finally replaced
The bows and arrows OF the British so4di Z
in 1871
IN addition "a the many rcformatorles
on land Groat Britain has three Gaiormatory
ships. where hundreds OF maynard youtas
are sent every year,
IL Is said that the amended penal cole
FOR Japan does not contain any roferencn 20
the death penalty. which means that CAPT
ial punishment is 20 be abolished at tao
Same timo as clrltoriailty.
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federated Republic composed OF self-goy-
cr1nnr States, and the now siga OF cenf
trahzed Republic with colonial dcptnden-
oies Tho principles Of Freedom so dearly
cherished by every American tho. basic
elements OF local self government, The
very fosndauon stone u our cunsst haSio-l.
are far more seriously fnenaced by this
now and insspnc desire OF this a3mlnlRtiR-
,My glory by tho acquisition and annnxa-
ton OF conquered territory AMI the liiisii-
Ramation against thu,r viii Of ii forslsa
and inferior race ton thousand miles from
TN seat Of government, and who had been
struggling hundreds or years tor the liRhi
OF freedom
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a Mistaken Idea.

sherman Register.
Those democrats who believe that tho
new doctidne OF this present republican adj
ministration in REGARD TO territorial ex-
pansiou has parallel In democratic his
tory are surely under the wrong impres-
zion. Tho question OF increasing the ter
ritory OF this country WAS mover before
presented In the same light la which IL Is
now offered. All preceding acquisitions
were made BY purchase. and not only With
the consent but the earnestly expressed
desire FOR annexation by the people. and.
With tho exception OF Alaska, was contlgu-
Gus territory, OF like soil, climate, products
aud Inhabitants. No Que who viii reflect
Cor ono moment can fluid any points OF
comparison between any of these aelulsi-
lions and the present proposition to ac-
o.ire and annex tho Philippine Islands.
that are at all similar.
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POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

Senator Lodge is tho latest convert 20
golf. Ho is quoRed as saying that the game
is positively medicinal"
Colonel Rooscyelt's fayorfte reading OF \
eeTious character IA Che 'Fedefulist.' wheel
he declares the greatest book OF hts kgn1
ever written"
Colonel s, .. Miles. the Nebraska pioaoer
ana millionaire ranch owner, VINO d4ed 80
Falls city the. other day, was a COUSIN q.
General Milea.
II. u. Allen, president of tho First M
tionai bank OF Waterloo. Iowa, has pre-
sentcd The city with his old homestead. 10
DO used Tor hospital purposes.
Baron william Rothsohl,d has all HIS
food eooked according 10 the stiictesi He
brew laws and takes his own cooking uten-
sails with him wherever he coca.
Commodore Philip has been elected a
member OF the Young aIens Garistlan AS
soeiatlon's International committee and
chairman OF The sub go llnttee 10 Charge OF
the associGtion's work In the navy.
a friend OF General Merritt says the
soldier remarked when on his way 10 the
Philippines: IT'S odd, In way, that l
tAou1 DO sent there. never kngw any
tleing OF them beyond their cigars, ami At
Manila cigar - tho oaly form OF tobacco
that can make me sick"
Among thn wino bouueathed by Sir
Charles Treveyan In trpet 10 the late Sir
Benjamin Richardson, the dcstiny of which
Is 20 be decided by tho English Law courts.
Is some porg recovered from the hold q the
Inflated Royal George. Treyelyam wgs
very proud CT this stock aad refused 5000
pounds for his cellar.
II is announced In Rome that Count
Camille Pooci q granddaughter OF Pope Leo
NIL and colonel OF tho Noble Guard is
about 10 visit this country and Cuba. The
VISIT will be unofficial and his stay In tho
country VIII ouly be Incidental to his jour
ney to Cuba A few years ago Count Peecl
was married to a Cuban woman. WAC had
Inherited large plantations there,
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A Matter OF "Honor."


Temple Tribune.
The hoaor OF the Nation was very ten
der spot with the srlstooras ana the
trusts when II was proposed 10 pay foreign
creditors in good American dollam OF the
congtitlHion. ant tho honor OF the Na,lon
,hal approves the .'vspollins OF another ma
ton OF all her coloalas, causes her 10 ra-
pudiafa Mer debts and readers BANKRUPT
'he entire business OF that eona,fy. and this
done under the guiso OF humanity" Is a
brand o. homer that Is as black as midnight
whea placed by tho side OF the money
nrouoSiN Non.
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inrty Of the city schocls mass OF uss-
lists Instruction and variety OF fancy
studica are introduced chat unnecessarily
icngthsn the school course ana prevent
haodgcds OF tfousands Of Door children
from uctnpleuing the saane. Six months
terms for Ave years, devoted 80 the s,ani-
ard clomcntery OF rulmen,ary English
studica, ought 10 be sufficient to equip a
boy or girl winh comparatively good tdu-
cnt1in and Il this object IA net always at
tainel 1t rs purely the fault Of che sys-
tom III w.
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n : :
NOT A "wIDE OPEN" doom.

II dld not need the assurance OF Senator
Chandler OF New Hampshire, that the
open door" In the Philippines would not
long remain open" 10 convince the Amer
lean people that such would undoubtedly
be shc casc. We do not gather grapes from
thi5ties IN America any moro than else.
whore.
No little astonishmcnt was expressed here
and abroad when II was first announced
that the open door policy would be ap.
Piled TO the Philippines. ny tho majority
OF those who commsntod on this ahnDnncs-
ment tho open door was salscn 10 mean free
trade. and much pleasantry about repub-
liran "lnconsisteacy' was iatigilged by
some papers that hai too hasiity Judged the
pArty In power.
The Post took no stock In any such re-
ports OF republican reformation In tariff
matters. and Il was not long before the adj
m.Gistrslon made Il plan that the open
door IN our Eastern possefsions would re-
qulre good SIN admission fee There Is
to be no frsu trade. Tariffs wiil be es,ab-
lished such as Will produce not only revenue
but protection. aud the extent of our lib-
crafty Is 10 the proyla.oa that American
imports will DO ma1c 10 pay these tarif
duties Just az Gorman. or British. or other
goodsl
This Is not the open door that our friends
the Brtish'expectel, or that they are work
Ing for In the Far East, but they can no,
seriously complain II we subject our own
people to the aAne impositloas we place
s,tch IL
was. was kind Of political necessity. 1t
was Important that we should have a free
hand with Spain ana It was stroke OF
policy 10 talk OF an open door" 10 people
like the british and Germans who now en-
Joy considerable TRADE with the Philip
pines.
u rcqurcA no sacrifice on otlr par, 10
adopt this peculiar policy for time In the
East even though II continues special I'M
positions uron American trade In that di.
rectlon. Our Imports are few anil 1t Is
net expected that for some years they VIII
become much larger In volume. We throw
q sop TO Cerbcrus when wo need revenue
out there and before wo can hope for large
receipts from internal taxation. Thep. as
Senator Chandler says, when we get thlngA
moylag smoothly and our syndicates and
ronopolss have obtained the concessions
md hold they deslre, we can close the half
open door easily enough aud lot others
whistle!
We can always trust the rapubllcan
party 10 adhere TO high profession and ham
per trade In tho eni MS much rs possible.
And when we hear talk OF an open door
10 be opened by that party, we can cont-
IDENTIFY set the scheme down as a deluslou
and a anare. But In the meantime. and
with reference 10 the Phllippbncs. VIII tho
! American people submit TO the exaotion OF
tax upon their goods shipped from ono
Z pant of their territory to another part' Cnn
tho constitution be set aside even tempo
rarlly or for policy's sates Can We anacx
territory and then by legal fiction declare
It virtually and practically foreign term.
tory?
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Kiteh.ncr Made ci.ra. main obey.


London NJ. A. p.
a curious story is told an to tho way IN
which tho srdar dealth with case OF
clerical Intolerance during the soudan
campaign. Tho occasion Was tho ever,
to-bc-run0mberod ceremony which took
place al Khatoum. when the triumphant
British and Egyptian armies solomniy and
tulenaldly crowned their campaign Of ven
Keance by celebrating tho imposing ritus
OF "Gordons Funeral" by common con-
sent the various chaplalns attaches 20
Kitchoner'S forces Anglican. Methodist.
Romanist ana 90 forth-had agrssd. with
one exception. 10 reogo . specially COM
piled prayer during the service NJ the
tomb The ono exception was stpIngoly
obstinate oltlic. Kitchener hearing ibat
the reverend gentleman had refused to JOIN
In rcoitlng prayer, promptly sent for
reached him were true. Certainly" was
The clelic's uneomprcmising reply. Very
well, then.' e8.d Lord kitchener, taking
ola his watch. II give you just five nin-
ntcs 20 consider whether son VIII inIn in
ftcliinE this prayer or not, and IL You
don't ! shall march you down 10 CaiEo nn-
DIR arrest" Before the five minutes were
40 the nAY'Mr. ---- had decided that 10
obey WAS better than sacrifice, when o
man Ike tho slrdar wgs concerned, aud II
Is satisfactory 10 know that az tiordon's
tomb at all ayanta the representatives Of
normally waraDg sects we're absolutely
unanimous IN their pelltion 10 heaven.
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sick TO ON. rhlng.

l0Akum TIlpss-
Whenever u fellow gets too many brands
Ia tho nre he Is golng TO neglect some OF his
voik. and In this connection u might DO well
70 rauiina ;.lc Young that tho nra who have
made the most marked success in this life
make been thu ones who have chosen o par
tituiar calling and stuck clusoly TO u.
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The Ola ana ,he New.

ShernlAn KpgIstNr
According to The signs of the timcs ;as
flgbt Is now on in earnest between the
old Republic ana tho new between the
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Another lost Iiln.ion.

" Tears. Idle toars." the poets time-worn
phfalN.
Tho tpyrrito ana fanlilu r. Il not true;
For tears. know. can work In many ways.
As you can coli wlaen they've besn
worked on yoau puck.
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Congressman Cooper says the next session
OF congress viii be frausht with dangers TO
tho Republic, Every Time a Republican con-
gtsss meets, the fact is freught with great
dangers TO the Republic,