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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-18

AT IL o'clock last night the river was
rising slowly at a stage of IL feet 2
inches. This stage indicated a rise of
4 feet ! inch on the present swell, the
river having become stationary at the
landing at Z feet / inch, Saturday morn
ing. Coal shippers at Pittsburg are
taking advantage of the present swell
in the Ohio and large consignment of
the black mineral is already on it's way
down the river for southern points, as
will be seen by the following dispatch:
Pittsburg, April II. = Thirty-two
boats started down the river to-day with
1861 eco bushels of coal. About one
half of the shipment is intended for
Louisville and Cincinnati, and the bal
ance for New Orleans
Will Caldwell. OF South Chapline
street, has accepted position at Crock
ard & Booths wharfboat, Frank Miller,
resigned.
The present coal fleet which was
started from Pittsburg yesterday, in
cludes the Dick Fulton and Enterprise,
each towing II barges, the Little Fred,
B. d. Wood. Tom Dodsworth and Sam
Clarke.
The Pittsburg towboats at present on
the lower rivers are reported to be max
ing considerable progress toward New
Orleans.
Capt. NJ R. Jacobs has sold his
pleasure yacht to Capt. Stout, who will
use her to tow a floating sawmill on
the Arkansas river The yacht has
been out of commission for over a year
She will be inspected at Pittsburg to-
morrow
The Leroy opened her season of Sun
day outings yesterday, making the
round trip between here and Sisters
vile and carrying a goodly number of
pleasure seekers. The boat left the
wharf at Z a. M. returning from Sis
tersville about o'clock last evening
After leaving off the Wheelingites she
departed for Darlington.
The palatial Queen City clears for
Pittsburg tomorrow at a. m.
The recently remodeled Hudson ar
irving from Pittsburg, departs to-mor-
row for Cincinnati at a. m. She has
first-class passenger accommodations.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-18
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.

Steubenville, T. NJ Bayne, 2:30 p. m.
Darlington. Leroy, $3.50 p. m.
Sistersville. Ruth, $3.50 p. m.
Parkersburg, Ben Hur p. m.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-18

PITTSBURG-Ri 10.3 feet and falling
at the Gam Clear and warm
MORGA NTOW N-River 13 feet inches
and falling. Cloudy and warm
GREEiNSBORO-River Y feet inches
and falling. Fair and warm.
OIL CITY-River 2 feet and stationary.
Cloudy ana warmer
WARREN-River l foot inches Cloudy
and warm.
BROWNSVILLE-Rive IA feet inches
and falling.
STEUBENVTLLE-R II feet inches
and rising. Clear and warm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-18
JOHN M'GILL CAUGHT.

Officer Troutwein arrested John Nc
Gill yesterday on a warrant sworn ont
by John Muir, and issued by Squire w.
w. Rogers, charging McGill with felo-
NOUS assault Some time ago, it is
alleged, that McGill assaulted Muir in
Kline's saloon In North Wheeling with
a boulder, and Muir was badly beaten.
McGill left town and returned Satur-
day night and was caught, as stated
above He was committed to Jail until
Tuesday. when he will have hearing
at two p. m.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-18
RIVER NEWS.

Boats and BOatmen.
YESTERDAYS Departures.
Ben Hur, Pittsburg.
Lorena GAINESVILLE.
Kanawha. Pittsburg.
Leroy. Sistersville.
Hudson. Pittsburg.
Virginia, Cincinnati.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-18
MARKS IRON BHLOW.
MARKS FROM ABOVE.

PARKERSBUR G-Ohio river 10 feet
inches and rising. Cloudy; mercury 80.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-18

The funeral of the late CHI VIM.
Mayer took place from his late resi-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-16
TRAMP PHIL DS OPHl.
"The Police Don't DO Anything With Us
After They Get U.s."

Up to Friday last the visits Of the
Knights of the Road have been few since
the attempted hold-up of Mr.. w. l.. Cor
don, on Sunday night at his residence. on
east Grace street. Two officers have
been detailed TO look out for suspicious
characters in that neighborhood, but on
yesterday the tramp element again began
10 levy tribute on the people of the hill.
one straping big fellow, apparetly about
tewLty-one years of age, went TO several
places on east Grace street and, with
good deal of bOldness. said TO those VINO
responded to the door bell: Il wish you
would wrap up a shirt for me. This one
is sOled and | want "a change. When
told that there was nothing for him, he
would turn away with a scOwl. one Of
the ladies said to the man that he had
better be careful. as detectives were on
the lookout for men who were begging.
.Oh. they don't do anything with us after
they get us" \ young boy remarked
that they would be sent TO jail. evidently
thinking he would frighten the tramp.
ION, that's all right" he replied You
have no right to kick. for you have not
given me anything
In the afternoon the same locality was
visited by a white youth about eighteen
years Of age and a white girl about twelve
OF age. They took opposite sides Of the
street and carried baskets In which they
had placed a good quantity Of stuff.
In both of these cases the tramps and
beggars made their visits when the Of
ficsrs had passed on their rounds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-16
GLIDING their own premiscs) against split

GLIDING their own premises) against split
ting.
We mention this movement OF the ladies'
OF Brooklyn as a stimulus and encourage
ment to the ladies OF other cities TO take
up and push forward this good cause.
We have no doubt that the public car
rier corporations and the propretors or
places OF public assef1bage everywhere
will gladly welcome and give substantial
support TO the assistance OF public-spir-
fled ladies in the effort TO create such
a public sentiment as Will result In the
cleanliness and freedom from Infection OF
the premises and property OF public enter
tainment and assemblaGe.
We earnestly invoke the aid OF ladies'
in other cities for the active support OF
this crusade In the interest OF health.
That the ladies OF Richmond will take
upon themselves to act upon this request
Is one OF the hopes OF SANITAS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-16

selves can be improved upon and more
minute Investigations made possible By
taking advantage OF Photographic devei-
rpncn.s and by the use OF more powerful
Instruments. Second. the appearances are
subject To "A cyclical change. as yet only
imperfsctly understood, which has GER
tainly some sort OF relation to terrestrial
magnetism and met ,orology.
Among the results which may pcrhaps
appeal most strongly TO tho lay world
may be mentioned Ihe additional light
which IL thrown by eclipse work not only
upon questions relating 10 tho sun Itself.
but also upon the far greater problem
CT the evolution OF the heavenly bodies.
Recon. work has made II more evident
than ever that as / insisted years ago.
10 learn the past and future history n
our Genital luminiry we must study 'hs
stars. while 10 properly understand the
present conditions If tho heavenly bodies
We must make a minute Investigation ~
the 81 ar which lies nearest % us" 1 be-
ievc that the phenomena II the inor-
ganic worla are dominated hy an cvolu-
ton not less majestic. although much
more simple. than that now universally
accepted IN the case OF arganlc nature"
NORMAN $. LOCKYER.
+. r. s. Is. G. b.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-16
A TRIO OF FAMOUS ASTRONOMERS.

corresponding 10 the various radiatioas
so that we not only get a clue 90 the
chemical composition of each part OF the
SOAR appendages but have definite in-
formation as 10 the distribution of differ
ent VapOrs Again. this form of spectre
scope leaves no doubt as 10 the true spec
trum Of the corona. while with other
forms the radiatiO1s of corona. chrome
sphere, and prominences are so inter
mingled that IL is not possible TO separate
them with certainty. For securing re-
cords Of the spectra OF the stratum zee
vealcd az the moments of commencement
or end Of tOtality 10 is without "A rival.
as no special adjustment is required. and
what would be short spectrum lines In an
ordinary instrument become long ones.
Although the general phenomena OF
total solar eclipse are now we'll known.
there are god reasons for these continued
observations. First the records them
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-16

Preparations have also been made for
studying the outlying parts Of the cor
Ona by the use OF wooden discs set up
in such a way as 20 shield the eye from
the comparatively brilliant glare OF the
inner corona. as first practiced by Prof.
Simon Newcomb In 1878. Observation OF
the charges OF temperature which acOm-
pany the varying phases Of the eclipse
ara also included in the programme. and
the general effects OF the eclipse upon the
appearances Of land and sea will be re-
corded.
observation with a polariscOpe, the OBJ
iect here being to determine what per-
centage OF the coronal luminosity is de-
rived from the bright sphere which forms
the central part Of the sun, and what part
is intrinsic.
other observations will have for their
object the indirect estimation OF the total
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-16

The light Of the sun will be reflected d.
reCtly through the slit. 80 thai The result
ing spectrum will show the integrated
effects OF the corona. promnences, ana
chrOmOs Jhere.
The Photographic work, however, has
certain limitations. and ! shall supple
ment them by visual observations ror
spectroscopic work ! will use powerful
spsctroscope attached 20 the eye end OF
q six-irch equatorial refra.tins telescope.
and for studying the more minute struc-
ture Of the inner corona | will employ
a three and e-quartcr-ncn refractor.
other spectroscopes AMI prisms Will Le
taken out for additional observations II
sufficient assistance becomes available.
For taking pictuces Of the corona. which
are required for comparison with the
spcf tros,,Opic photographs, tOur-inch
coronagr. ph will be used. this being the
instrumect with which Sir George Baden-
PoweIl's expedition 10 Novaya Zemlaya
obtained such line photographs last year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-16
SIR NORMAN LOCKYER
WRITES OF GREAT ECLIPSE.

brightness Of the corona by recording the
faintest stars which become visible dur
ing totality. and still others Will be d.
recte1 TO the determination OF the times
OF The four contacts.
This gigantic programme can obviously
not be carried out without a good deal
of assistance. but from previous expert
ence OF the willingness of the officers and
men Of the queens ships. there. Is little
doubt that this will be forthcoming.
IL will be seen that the prismatic cam
era forms q very important part Of the
Instrumental outfit. End it, advantages In
eclipse work are easily stated. Unlike
slit spectroscopes I'm which an image OF
the corona is projected on the slit by
condensirg lens. ~ gives "A record OF the
spectrum OF every part OF the solar sur
roundings visible at the time OF exposure.
If bright enough 10 affect tho photo
graphic plates.
In place OF tho lines" seen with ordi-
nary spectroscOpes. it produces pictures
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-16
Pleasant Evening.

The regular meeting Of the Gesmondla
Social Club was held Friday evening 81
25O2 east Marshall street, and election OF
officers for the new quarter was held,
after which very pleasant evening was
spent in the enjoyment of games. etc.
The officers elected were: President Lynn
Sheppard: Vice-President. James +. Val
entine; Secretary and Treasurer. Miss
Alice Clarke. and Assistant Secretary,
Miss Alice Lear.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-16
SIOo
Hamburg ! tiamburgs!

Great sale this week OF Hlmburgs
800 Yards Hamburg, manlficiN ~
ends. two 10 a. yards at JUST l-S Ok
regular price. go
T Fore Laces @ 3. g. and &c. sd. worth
Laces more than % patterns. 6 TO &C
s inches wide. per yard. ..-.---- -
Liberty silk Chiffon. and Nous TIC
seine de Sole. ............-..-t....t ~
Pun Liberty SILK. flc.
Embroidered pleatci Chiffon l5c.
Infants wOrsted Socqles, -lc.
Infants Boots. TO-.
New line OF Chenille Dot Nennss, l'c.
T. use.
Best quality Envelopes, ? pack &C
ages fOr.......-.. .'... .t's. .'.''.''..t'
Ia lbs. test Writing Paper, llc
Box OF Paper and Envelopes. 81.
Soutache Braid. black and white, Nc
per dozen yards. -.....-....+.-..-..
~, L9dies '-Ou''on Kids ..' the 81, 75c
Great bargains In Handkerchieis.
Gents pure linen handkerchief IOC
Gents Hcmstitched Handker- &C
chiefs ............. .....ssss.-s.sft.
loo yards Clark's 20. y. t. Cot DC
Wv We p are SOLE Sole asenis for rhayeFs BABY
Baby Carriages 81 TO $500
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-16
News From Henrico

AT he Henrico County Court yesterday
the case of Dolly Scott. colored charged
was being tried. lie was dismissed.
The Narina School Board held It's re-
gular monthly meeting at the HenricO
County Courthouse yesterday. Routine
business only was transacted. The Tuck
a hoe School Board Will meet next Sat
urday.
On next Saturday week the Brookland
School Board will hold its regular month";
" meeting. on that day the Henrico
Teachers Association will hold its month
~ meeting. and the meeting will be adj
dressed by Professor Wightman, of Ran
doiph- Macon College.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-16
Quilts and Blankets.


Comforts nc 29c.
p;Ad.wsool white. ,rei and grey SS.4S
Window Shades. complete. -lc.
We must reduce our Carpet stock We
bought before the advance. and in order
10 make room for D l0p pieces m Mating
that's tO arrive within ten days. we mus.
close this &c. stock ~ Carpets. BUY
FOR next season when You can save
enough what another Carpet viii COST
Great bargains in Rugs and Dugcots.
Persian Druggcts 9NfZ. only ST..
Lace Curtains. regular price, SIOO
per window $50. now............
Meade q Bakers Mouth Wash llc.
Ladies white. silk. sud p.que Pun , &C
Tios.............. .......... ........... %
New line 0f Jewel Belts. ~.
pompadOur Combs. 25c.
Military button Belts, go.
Roman stripe Sash, 9is yds Sl.Sz
long. only.-............. ......--...- ~
Gents 1cdvv grey mixed socks. Ir.
On MeF's ''e' Wire Buckle suspend 25c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-16

which, Of course. excludes those N Great
Britain is that across tho river Nlstult,
between Forden in Prusan Poland and
'iumsee in Germany. j. was opened for
Traffic in December. 1902 and is 1850
yards in length. L. was begun BOO l>sa.
and cost 100000 marks. exclusive OF
the piers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-16
Great Clearing Sale Of
Dress Goods.

at. observation-disclosures ''''.' ' 'l'' SOC
uar price a.. .'e ers 81 aS.'p pr.co ''F 25c
AI-W00i ,i-inch Serge. AN shades Tho
today Be-: ciearias pri '.s '''u' 25c
pr ''"5 &c.. ' Tearing i ar5s, regular 37c
sglay.. r.s s-pe' pr ieo'z mixed mixed SIC
reaul- p Ig' y, m essl6F g2a4 Slo'h DOC
3--'nch came.s Hair. all new spring
6 5r1c.' Der reI ,ar ya.uo sloo clearing Soc
All of our Sl2a Broad Cloths. S5c
cit Hr5S 5 S4e".i.he, worth &c., soc
worth afa'y s.i ro% S'o '. basket weave Csc
Fine black MOhair. clearing price =oc
nnr Lard .......... ...-....--.-.--....-. ONN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-16
ABOUT PUBLIC SPLITTING.

Tho following is from an editorial in the
'piete,ic and HYGIENE Gazette"
The ladies' OF Brooklyn have already
moved 10 inaugurate a quiet. although
effective, crusade TO curtail the nauseat-
ing and dangerous practice. These pow
erful allies of cleanliness have quickly
transformed their determination into acts
IN the proper direction. They have waited
upon the governing power OF number
OF corporations who are common carriers
and others who are proprietors Of places
OF public assemblage and politely but
earnestly. represented the importance 10
che public OF doing what can easily be
accomplished by these corporations and
individuals in the cause OF public health
and decency through checking the habit
Of expectoraton upon their property
These ladies have not only. been well
received by the persons whom they have
visited upon their worthy mission. but
rs . rule have met with a manifest will
1ingness on their part TO lend their SUBJ
staniial aid in promotion OF this impor-
tant cause Many OF the corporations
visited have promised TO furnish printed
o'acards for posuns w public places I'm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-16
Council Com mittees.

The following Council Committees will
hold meetings tomorrow:
First Market. lob east Main street.
10 A. NJ.
Streets. p. NJ.
Light. p. NJ.
Water. 7.3o p. NJ
Relief Of the Poor. Almshouse. p. n
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-16
Great January Sale OF
Linen and White Goods.

40-inch India Linen. fine and IO-
Sheer worth lie; now.............. wv
India Linen worth Sc. only Sc.
India Linen. worth 1Sc.. at l2l.c.
S.. Check Muslin. Sc. yard.
Fine Nainsook Check, Sc. yard.
open work lace-striped Muslin, IOc
worth c......s...s.......ssssss ......
Fine check and stripe Dimty Iofc
for infants dresses................ '~:~
Peisian Lewns we are selling at 12i4c..
you cannot match for less than lie, and
one at l7c., worth 25c.
Pink. blue. yellow. green and he )IC
llotrcpe French Organdy. CIV
White Organdy. yards wide. SOC. ,zIc
quality nly......................... O/@S
Cotton Crash. 215c. yard.
Heavy linen Crash, with deep Sc
border, per yard........ ............ W
All linen hsmmed Huck Towels. wash
ed ready for use, 32xl6 only Ice. much
larger size, 12isc.; still larger at lie.
Bleached Hemstitched Huck ,-c
Towels. worth 39c., at............. <SS
White fringei Table Covers, 1-c
ga yd. square. worth sl.25; only. ~
Great bargains In blcached Table Lin
en-: handsome patterns; all OF our eor
75c. blsached LinG................,. COS
Soc. quality only 6sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-16
Largest Continental Bridge

Tho longest. largest and most expensive
railway bridge IN Continental Europe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-16
JULIUS
SYCLE
& SON


of merchant from
ranged rca6 " have NJ 1e
Tot ohf in his
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-16
Domestic.

Domestic.
Zoe. Flannelette suitable FOR 6fc
SHIRTS, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. w
New Percales; dark and light -
styles, per yard..................... y
Yard wide unbleached cotton 3i5c.
12lac. heavy Shifting suitable nc
for working shirts................. Wv
Androscoggin 1914 bleached ,oc
SheetlnS.-..... .................. ..... wv
l0-i unbleached Shceting. PFC.
Heavy unblcached Canton &c.
Good Straw Ticking &c.
Best Feather Ticking l2i5c.
Best quality blue Denim Tor YoIc
New Madras Cloth for children's xOc
dresses and gents shirts........... iOS
Heavy bleached Jeans. Sc.
Yard-wide fine twill bleached ,ofc
Jeans.......-.. .............. ...... @t~
Yard-wide double-warp twill FOR r-c
nurses "Dfohs..--..-... ............. -
All shades Of Zephyrs &C.
Pest quality OF Germantown and 80
S@Xony per hank..................... ~
Ladies' Flannelette Dressing ,-c
Best quality Down Pillows. 20c.
Knitting SILK all shades. Dc.
Boys and Girls Cloth Tam roc
Shanters. leather edgcs.......... iOS
s-inch Shears. wo--n Soc. only &c.
New line Of Brass Frames 25c
Nut Picks lJC set
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-16
The Tower.
CORNER
I'd AND
BROAD

article quality with
their moneys
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-16

Grey all-wool Breakfast ShawIs DC.
MOST PHENOMENAL VALUE YET
GIVEN.
Infants long. tan embroidered Cash
mere Cloaks. at 81 Sl.50. and 81. these are
just half tho original selling price.
Children's Eiderdown Cloaks, 2 zEC
10 four years. were 81, now. /OS
Children's Flannelette Coaks, EOc
trimmed with white fur, only. ON~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-16
Sweeping Reductions in
The Cloak Room.
A MATCHLESS OPPORTUNITY TC
SECURE GLORIOUS BARGAINS.

SECURE GLORIOUS BARGAINS.
Superior tan Kersey Jackets. all-lined
vi, Nth oi heavy fancy fam yr San s $500
Tan Melton Jackets. price 81 EO
was $3.50 now...............,..... 1919"
Fine black Kersey Jackets, $3.50.
Another wonderful reduction; Its our
loss: rather do this than carry them
over. your choice OF 10 black Jackets.
some plain cloth. some Astraghan, the
price was $40 10 Sl5; we have Sc m
made the price for choice. Wv"
Children's Jackets. Empire SI.zS
back, was 81; now................- no
one lot OF chldren's Jackets, Go M
price was 81 and s.; now.
Ladies' Black Cloth Capes. plated
back and trimmed with narrow SILK
cord cord braid, price was $50; $500
Ladies' tan Kersey Capes. 60 cO
was s., reduced to........ .......
During this sale NO will not send any
Jacket in the city on appreciation or c.
y. ID.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-16
Great Clearing Sale in Ladies'
Gents and ChiIdren's
Wool Underwear.

Most unusual bargains You have
bought Underwear here. time and time
again, bur YOU never got greater. II as
great. values than these.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-16
Great Clearing Sale Reduct
Skirts.

Here are wonderful bargains FOR you.
Black figured M0hair Skirts, lin OSC
ed throughout, velvet bound, only w
Much better At Sl.25 and N.50. Price
was Sl.15 and s2.25.
Plain black Mohair Skirts. So. 40
were $40. at...... -................ V@'tY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-16
Ladies' Petticoats.

Ladies' black Sattine Skirts. one .-,c
Iuile...... ...s........ .ss.....s..-s.ss ~
Ladies' Flannel Petticoats. CT -
double rufi'e. piped with velvet ~i'/O
tine Laq srts G fs5eH do9 SeSk rs sa $3.50
Ladies' fieece-lnel black Sat CT 20
tine skirts. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
% red and grey mixed Skirt CT On
Patterns, price was $3.50. now.
Black Moreen Petticoats. sat- CO IN
tine yoke, double rufiie.......... ~O'ON
Black Moireen Skirts. were CT OO
N.l5. ....:.............-..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-16
Bows Clothing,

DOVo OFUITTTTSs
These reductions will make lovers Or
good Clothing happy. This is your profit
time. These reductions are actual. bona
tide reductions from our already low
cash prices. II YOU have boys 10 clothe
read every yword Of this AID and bring
a copy Of il with YOU.
Boys wool Knee Pants 25c.
Boys sll-wool Knee Pants, Soc
st Boys' wool Suits. Suits . worth 81 SI.25
v5 gG{s si allw Sf cheyiot Suits. S2.25
Here is what We will do for YOU. We
will give you any size Pants 10 60 with
your Coat or any Size Coat 10 90 wi.h
your Pants. Who else does this for you.
All-wool black diagonal Suits G, -
and Atwood blue TricOt Suits. ~O'/C
Atwood youths Suits. IS &C. IT,. IL, and
70 years. regular price. 5000; 5000
clearing price,. .............
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1898-02-11


The latest ''ironlcal IFS" from tho
Chicago News are these:
liza bass drum doesn't make good
music 1t browns a lot Of bad.
II a man Is wise he never jars q
hornets nest to find out what's in it
II Il man is able to keep his moutl
shut he will never have To cat an.
crow.
II You take care Of the pennies the
dollars will probably be blown in b,
your heirs.
II you want tn know the defects 0'
a railway, consult the man WHO trav
els on a.pass.
II you would knew what the wild
waves are saying study the handkcr
chief Irritation code.
II, The sun bad nothing to do but
shine on the truly good II wouldn't
have to get up SO early.
II people wouldn't bite until they
find out, whether it Is beard 0r.stonc
there would be fewer dental parlors.
II you ask a girl to name the pret.
ticst Ut her sex present at a social
gathering, she will invariably look
embarrassed.
II . young man is convinced that he
VIII never amount to anything in the
world ut doesn't matter how soon lie
begins to part his hair in the middle
and smoke cigarettes.