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IL the Bnby IL Cutting Teeth

be sure and use that old and well-trled
remedy Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
for children teethlng. IL soothes the
child, softens the gums. ailays all pain.
cures wind collie, and is the best remedy
for diarrhoea. TWENTY-FIVE cents a bottle.
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"sHADE on" TOOK THE MONEY.
The Good Record of IL Little Ne
braSLa Horse.

brasLa Horse.
DETROIT, MICH. july B.-Shade on
a little 5-ycar-old bay horse from Ne
braska. won frat money to-day IN the
5000 Chamber of Commerce pacing
stake. The Nebraska horse was not
heavily played by the crowd, with the
exception Of the western contingent, who
had banked on him against the field.
Shade on ala not equal his record Of 2lO
made last week ~ Peoria, but he showed
good staying qualities through four eX-
citing heats.
During The scoring for the first heat
Coney. the fay0rite. reared and colli1cd
with Fire GIT a secondary favorite'
oyerturning both sulkies, but the horses
and drivers escaped injury. Shade On's
best heat was 2I1 -.
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Reunion of the "Old First" Survivors

The survivors of the Old First Virginia
Regiment, according to their annual GUS
tom. assembled at Blandon Park yester-
day and enjoyed reunion such only as
Confederate veterans know now to en-
iov. There was plenty To eat and drink
AZ hand. and with "reminiscences the sur
vIvors OF the gallant band OF warriors
made merry until the shades Of evening
fgll
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Hamburg steak, 3 Cents.
rONROE MARKET, 40l west Grace.
n Y. II. u. side-TrIp Tickets to
Washington, Baltimore, Phiindei-
phia, and New York, via H., Il. ~ Il.


Holders of return portions OF BAPTIST
Young Peoples Union Convention TICK
cts or OF certificates showing such TICK
cts have been deposited for extension
may purchase round-;rip tickets over the
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
and Pennsylvania railroads nj the fol-
lowing low rates: Fredericksburg, HsJ;
Alexandria, 1886. Washington, $3.50; Bal
rimore. 500; Philadelphia, $40; New
York. $3.50. Limit Of side-trip ticket 10
correspond with limit Of convention
ticset. Fast time. Convenient sche-
dulles Through cars.
w. =. TAYLOR. Traffic Manager,
Byrd-Street Station.
Tickets on sale At Byrd-Street station
and at Richmond Transfer Companys
1903 east Main street and Jefferson Hotel
Branch.
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Thomas Rhoads. Controlled, o., writes:
81 suffered from piles seven or eight
wears. No remedy gave NE relief until
DeWitt's Witch Hazel salve, less than a
box OF which permanently cured me-"
Soothing. healing. perfectly harmless.
Beware OF countsrfeits. Bodeker Brothers,
Il. A. Miller.
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SATURDAY NIGHT. JULY I'D.
10 O'CLOCK.
15c. Round-trip 20 Norfolk. &c.
.5c. Round-trip TO Old Point............75c
15c. Round-trin 10 Nevnnrt News .--- fra
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ceived from the Philippines. and that the
situation was much better than had been
generally believed.
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that Flanagan dId not haye Pnkinton by

that Flanagan did not have Pilkinton by
tho throat.
Dr. W. II. Henning testified only as TO
Fianogan's condition after the woundlng.
No posi-mortem he said. was made by
him. lie saw Pilknton also after the
shooting, but saw no bruises upon him.
Ii was. however too carly FOR much dig
coloration TO have taken place. The
prisoner was greatly excited His eyes
were dilated extraordinarily. He also
complained OF headache. Witness thought
he was suffering chiefly from nervous.
ness.
Dr. Tucker testified that no post-mor-
tenn was held. Flanagans wound was
little TO the right OF the centre Of the
breast He thought the wound touched
the heart.
Here the case was closed, Mir. Smith
saying they did not desire e examine
any other witness nor 10 speak To this
the Commemorative representatives, as
scented. after putting Mr.. William Lam
caster upon the stand. but before ques-
tioning him the case was submitted with
out argument.
BAIL GRANTED.
After twenty minutes intermission OF
court Judge Miller announced his de-
cision. which was 10 grant bail lie
could not, he said, hold that this was
murder in the FIRST degree, and therefore.
the prisoner was entitled TO bail. The
sum he fixed at $1,000 The prisoners
stcpmother. who had given power OF at
torney therefor. was offered as bail but
Judge Miller found a flaw in the bond,
and new bond had 30 be drawn. upon
which the prisoners wife Colonel Wick
ham. and Mr.. Shredder qualified. Several
of Mr. Flanagans boys were in the court
room during the examination Of witnesses.
The comment here tonight IS that the
Commonwealth cannot hope to convict
at an unless II strengthens its case. The
testimony produced to-day. while con-
hictiug in many respects upon the whole
made out "a case of se!f-deience for Pill
knton. There is much curiosity here to
know what it wds that aroused Flana-
CAMS ire against Pikinton on the morn
ing Of July Cd and caused him TO attack
Pnkinton on the courthouse steps. A
man who was a witness to-day IS said
20 have told Flanagan something that
made Flanagan jump mp and seek Pill
Knton, but that did not tIanspire IN the
testimony. After being bailcd Mr.. Pill
knton Joined his wife ana drove to his
home, twelve miles distant.
The case will be called for trial on the
first Monday in August.
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II. y Il. u. Excavations Abandoned
The excursions 10 Virginia Beach ana
Natural Bridge Wednesday July lstn'
have been abandoned and tickets with
drawn from sale.
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PILEINTOA DAILED,
Taken 10 POWhatan Courthouse
Yesterday
Multiplication WAS HEARD
rs Bond Fixed at Three Thousand
Dollars.
-r.rIuoNY RATHER CONFLICTING,

Bot on the Whole seif-Defe"'e
v,5c Out-Judgc Could Not Hold IL
v.,. Murder I'm the First Degree
The Details.
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Tho Celebrated Fitz Lee Cook stoves
VIII bake quicker,
VIII bake better,
Win last longer,
VIII cost you less money
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The Me ather.

-, WASHINGTON. July is.-Fore-
Virginla-Fair Wednesday ana
Thursday; light, westerly winds.
becoming variable.
North mountaineering cloudness
Wednesday, showers on the coast Thurs
day; variable winds.
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wntermeIons on lee.
TaI.e steamer pocahontns

MARKET. .a west Grace.
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TO HAVE TWO HEADQUARTERS.

James W. Gordon, Secretary
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,.~.s Ac,nn -. ~~etefiv Ae~nr~%~a for 80
occasion. the principal dover used haing
the water lily. The guests were: Miss AL
ols Miss lacking, Mrs. Maniey B. H.ynss.
Mrs. John Collins, Mrs Clark. % Walle
Waiia; Mrs. Holiday. OF Naro maAna. -
y III - = n e. huIf anu Ass assss
OK f'oft o'ch1
Ms Lawrence Booth and NJ. ST
wsren. a Centrsiis. She was is years
OF s9e. add wss s bright ana attrsctive
xtri.
-
nan. Of Ohio, = expected to arrive Ia SEAT
se ssrs sss saa i e. DAY. Win l
James p. Hogs. A..
Mr.. ard WIS lame. we.r. the NI.eee
MI. ~ Wi,f;. - wstr .n6 M r,TseeSiv
NH leave Monday sor Victoria ana othsr
s.ss,.s - srssrs*t ~ riea sare TIN
-, 100 - . ,.s...
Mrs.. ,: w. elise entertained az iuncneon
weonesday: 49, Cummins. Ms Ms. L III
kumsey. Mss AGA iAnguaGe, MISS Eaiee
Mr. WIN H. Thompson and Mis-. rhoup-
son. who have been On an extended Visit
TO friends ana relatives IN tho Easss re-
tarhsa 20 the c''s iass
p
Nre. John w. Pratt has returned from
q visit 70 California, and viii Be 1t home.
100 Thirty-nfth avenue. Friday aftsrnoons
and "wednesday evenings
= + +
Niss Helen shortelie, Of Portland, has
been siolttn3 AieD Ethel Bagiey Tor eevsr-
81 dayN She leaves tomorrow Tor hAs
home In Portland
- \
Mrs. q. II. Osgoode and Mrs. c. p. Sny-
der. Of Tacoma. have been visiting Mira
q. A. Noble at Xarrov. Lake washington,
sos 49, = =
AT. =. g. M s.ssts 49, ~ u ns1o.
Ssuh ~ Nr 81 q Hsnrv ,s.t Snnsav
N-a,,ng
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N. and lGra Ydn y. Eeusy. seattle: ~
~ HnocA Onn1and. CHA: 1GFs. PA1H ~.
WHlas. osa1f1e. NJ kangA Oeatt1s: - e
@. ~. Gpencer Gen4tle !.
The fotlowinG guests are faGlsxexed -
- Conhman ko1ee: Mr. - p. Asfne-
ston. seattle; C111 4 otinofn3 Hccds1rt:
n - Curfie ana wife, l. " Curtis and
W1e4 Harry Hoiun@g Curtis Unl L09naee.
N. ~ HagEtn1. @ ". Upper. w. - wal
thew. ". n R,ogn. MI 0f Seattle
G5san1nnn hos1oa rq4uBnu6 nonne to0m4.
Mr. 0Aerwood Glll91py and family. aftes
= threa weeks Stag IT the AntlerA -
very vuceessful With the tf0ut. having
cauGht great mAzy. among them one q
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SOCIAL NOTES FROM HARTFORD.

HARTFORD. Aug. MIR. Charlie Joy
was an Everett visitor last week
Mrs Annie Fritsch visited IN Everett last
week.
Mrs. J. f. Franks and two daughters.
Meta and Della, of Seattle are visiting
Mrs J. Y. Van Horn at Hartford
Mr.. and Mrs T. J. rsYen visited in Ever
EFT last week.
Mrs N. A. Eidridge returned home from
Suoaomish on Friday.
Mr. Eugene Zahier visited In Everett
last week.
Mrs. W. L. Gaxzam and family and Nrs.
c. r. YeAton. Of Seattle, are visiting al
the homo Of Mr.. G. A. Mixsimer at lake
Stevens.
Mrs. A Coshin. Of Snchomish. attended
the dance az Hartford Saturday night
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SOCIAL AND Personal xorEs.

Mrs 7. r. Tcwnsley Is visiting friends IA Everett
Min Lucia Hall y whiting friends in Port An
geles.
Mr.. W. 8. Gsau and children are camping al
Mn. Mcneil iefs hast vsea to vtsas fsasaa a
Rusiyn
Mr. c. h Dusy has returned frun via. to
y. Mr. = 4. Ks~ saas . .hoss nj, - Portland
Mn |. o. Iod~ has hssn dansso~ls III for
NJ. 4 D waIa.r. Of Portland. 1. visiting Mn.
Mr :, French Dorzscs rss.sses ruesaa, no.
Miss Ethel Dnilcng of ra;rhayer. a visiting Mr..
VIII Powers ia seattle.
Miss Nellie Riordan and Mis whoiey. of SPOKANE.
are Visiting friends in seattle.
NJ, Gibson TAYLOR who went TO British Column
hia last week. rrsnned Tuesday.
Miss Ella 8 Bush, Of this city. h spend,se n
summer with friends IN California;
Miss Maud campheil. Il SPOKANE. b viztins her
sister. AEx Y. l. Jesiyr. 81 ,ais saty.
M On .s. w nsssnr sspss with bis family
Mr.. and Mrs. winae,a r. smith ana family sr.
Epsndtne the senazacf ~ Lake CushmaM
Mrs. r. Ernmrft LEFT last Tuesday fos . short
uir through Eastern AID southern states
Mr. and Mr.. wfslasn Martin retuynsd rscrntfv
sroaa an extended visit with frtraxs in wiscassin
Mr.. J. sehafsr add Mr.. r. Wall hare gone To
Hartford TO spend Sunday with their families il
camp
sisl;ias M and Mrs. J. L csss ss = csssnsss
street
Mrs Hsary Peccsrd ard son and Ma 4. cosa.
s,aiih, 81 Islo sensca street.. have scae to Green
river bot springs
Mrs Erasmus Wilson. ri Ksnsss Ctr. No. 1.
Yendsns fsw wsehs with her cousin. Mrs n n
DE Pew. ct this city.
Mrs n A. chsdrseh ard children I'm Ts-~is,
faY EAxs Srxsnd f<rsn xxsa 49,
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WEDDINGS.

A very pretty wedding took place last
THURSDAY evening At the residence Of Capt.
nae, when their only daughter, Miss Nell
lie Worth. was married 20 Mr.. Allan NJ.
Stewart. large number OF friends OF the
ness the ceremony The wess.snr party - en- en-
tered tbs narior at ssoo o'clock 20 the
strains OF beautiful wedding march. ac-
COMMANDED BY Miss Cora Basnam and Mr..
formed by Rev. e NJ Randall. jr The
hrsda vas charmlngly go~ned In Waite
mnli and silk and carried bouquet OF
nenss were served serve BY Mss p. Freeman
and Miss l.. Minser Mr.. and Mrs Stswar.
viii be at home 10 their friends after Au-
gust u AZ ING Franklin avenue. Among
the guests present at the ceremony were.
Cart. and MIRA Worth. Mr. and Mrs Small.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. NJ. Freeman, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. r. Faagg. Nj. ana Mrs r. NJ. Ran
and Mr.. T. Msrlng. Mr. and Mn 4. u.
fgagg. Mr.. and Mrs. John Rex THOMPSON,
Mr.. ard Mrs. BAraum Mr.. and Mrs f m
nlasnfis.d. Mr. ard Mr.. r.. f. rinacrsHisa.
Misc Lena Hscklns Miss Lydia Thompson.
Miss Heller Hoicoarbe. Miss Josephine Nor
ley, Miss eaasy Freeman. Mis- Hester F.
Freeman, Miss Ina Aiaser Mss Annie
ca~iey. Miss nessse Ccwiey. Mrs. Msry
r. Rrsnnsurs. Mrs, N. A Haru,oa. Mrs.
+, NJ WaIthaw Mrs o. II. Hcscossihs Mrs
Jssle Minssr. NJ. carroIl KIrs. Mr- Frank
Wallace. Mr. ] f, MauIsen, Mr. d A. Rig
ssr Mr.. Harctd Van faskenhnrg Mr. Ira
Williams. Mr. Tncrszs Waite. Mr. John
Dimes. Mr.. Burt Stevens and Mr. Leigh
Freeman.
= ! :.
Nj Milton l. rsoaaway ama Miss AlwssAe
~. Hansen hcSn CO Tarosna. and MT frank
Weaver saa Mrs. Ella Miller. both % fats
city. each ecQpie acrofncars5ss BY srsrrais
chsncsd 20 meet st The residence 81 Rev
Jahn r. Damon 20 Fifth avenue Sesssga,
On Aansay afternoon Judy IL With the re-
SUR thai very interesting sad nssFnosa bae
deahie wedssrg tr@nsnsrss Mr. W. s. psFs-
away snd Mrs Amaaia Ferry serves rs
grcosnsman and ert4ss:naif After 4 hrsef
sasuwru I'm Seattle Mr.. ard Mrs ~. Z. nos~
away rrslrHes. 10 TAeosaa. wASie Mr. ard
Mrs. Weaver ALL receive their friends AZ
rs TsnSa avenue n this city.
Mr.. Rahert AZ Fents, OF this csty, was
married "a Miss Clara NchiaT. III Portland,
August l. Tire yoanE cssurle are expected
e arrive IN the city today ard will te AZ
konas 10 their frssnsis amer September
Mr.. Henry Fritz 60 Ballard, srd Miss
IeAAnsa JsSsen. as Slcsarfs. r. g.. we're
1as~tay nssrr5ss. n ssEe re&s4sncs % IRE
sszsfssslag sssrxs zsan- Rey. ] no. +. pansan.
s~&sste% Aakarda~. Jaxy - ~. A. \. kseur-
&ett ard Nss& Emuna MtehAud eeFxe1 m
~ nr>< ~ 1&1TI D. 1fDnk
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BALLARD SOCIAL NEWS.

.....,
AAL..AxD ~ n as . .1cos ~.
fair took place n this city Tuesday exsn ven,
ing which was the or9anssation g nas-
lefo L9oee No. nnfI alls =. yxg ~ ~
StAte OfgAntxef =; q ...~s.ss.s x,., ~
ductsd ths csremonies. after which re-
oemething out q the u1nal way g &c
ss sTs ssi assi sd IL one our days
Riace Monday Af the nome % - !.
Ca.l,a.sH g Cass Svj assr h,on~he Nth
stitched her name. e thHt when the 91i,ms
was completes y nofe sns 49, ~ "a =.
who took part IN the desisn. ana was ser. Ger
sa innsses 1n' Sss !psrss Tho.s pssp.s
ing II this evene ware nrs; W. = CaIPs9-
ter, ME- A Campoeh, MIs. nScA ~
M !. =; armstrong: ~ ~ Sssge ga.
well -. 49,.
On last SATURDAY evening II. and IL
g. b kindred we're asresaoly syrPs'seCo
ssi.nds. 0 Who came ~ in on them
y and spent 9 pleasant evening in tnsar
company Refreshments and inseressing
soS re II .
Mr. ana Mrs. J: v. Ward n. snq NJ
Ben Stsanharr NJ. and Mrs. Peiis' -.
and Hrs !! = Chamberlain; MI; anu ~
=. Smith. Mr.. I. H. spra9ue and Mr.. 8
HavIey. ~ -.
perssverance Lod4s 20. -. I. 9. g: T. 8.
last. Monday evening: which was veil at
tended and much enjoyed IL - the GUS
tom OF this order at the beginning OF each
quarter to appoint captains. who choose
aides and engage in . literary. contest
during the three months. On this par
ticulaF evening. the last Of the quarter.
Company 3 rendered the following pro
Gramme: Instrumental solo, Mss Ohye
CoQhlan: paper. The Hndget Archibald
instrumentai solo, Miss Amy Tullar.
On last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. ThomAs
Winsor gave q boating party to number
OF their friends. which was pleasant and
successful affair. The party visited Colby.
and acquaintances. who joined in making
the day an interesting one. The follow
ing persons were members OF the party;
MI and Mrs. Lyman Burke MI and MS.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Shields, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Winsor. Miss Anna Beck,
Miss pearl ccnaway, Mas Mabel Coma
way. Mi:e Nina Shields. Mas Helen
Kellogg. Mr: RUFUS kellogg. Mr.. Fred
Pile. Mr.. Luther johnson. Mr.. Glen Win
sor and II. Neal KeiloFs.
!. A ne H rriday evening" sn session 9 Hai -
World, State Organixer and Lecturer c.
w. Whoelef was present. ana took part
In the bueiness OF the meeting.
Mr.. Kellogg, ST., father Of David Kel-
aecompsnisd by Ills dsaskssr. Miss Josis
kellogg, arrived In Ballard during the
week Prom ChicaEo. and expectfto spend
severai weeks visiting with relatives
MRS. Harry peabody returned 20 her
n
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AT RICHMOND BEAcH.

RICHMOND BEACH. Aug. s.-Tae past
week has been busy one. Several camps
hotel = fun. Among the Seattle people
here ara Mr.; Degginger. Mss Fannie
Isegg1Hger Miss Helen Friend. Mrs. H
G. Lord and daughter Rose Mrs NJ H.
Ho,sghton and Mrs. Jennie Houhson Ed
murda and son. Mr.. Frank NeDsrrnoe
and Mr.. G.. A. Edmunsss were down to
spend the day Wednesday.
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KISSING nUa Hor 4 srRAxGEa-
Inaiana Man says u II ~ Ola ness-
aena with . New Trick.

r. J. weifh. 4 weii-known Indiana cn-
tomoiogist. says that the so-caiied kiss
ing bar" In not an invader OF this region.
but n an old and acciimaaed res,dsnt and
that q u really hs that bug which b ~
learned new trick. Mr.. Weith very much
doubts the reports that the hag y guilty
Of the rsvases charged Il, ard says he hsA
seen them crawling IN over him ~ many
times and un1ee varying circumstances.
but has jet TO see tho first indication ct
sucA . tendency. HA has had specimens Of
the bur h hia cslIect3oa tur years. but
since the recent discussien has captured
more 20 show they nfo rot Sare. lfr. WelfA
b IN authority On eneometcgtcai snbjscts.
ana he says that much that appears in tha
pfea, ahOua the @neW terror" seems rtdic-
.sIous 20 those informed on the matter
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ARRIVALS At LAkE CUsnsAx.

LAKE CgrSfINAN. Aug. 4-The foiiaw-
Ing Is n list Of recent arrivals q the Ant
ierr. =. Resirath. Olympia. 4. "a VIII
Hanson Ssseltcu: C.. II. Rrvwn haeifcE:
g. C Miller. seattle. Mr. ARD Erx- g. Z.
Fischer. seattle Hsrhert = 0rxkA IAro-
MA: ~ A. EhMxgy. Tacpuza, N. Htpen.
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A SUMMER RESORT.

Swell was He-sar his escsk4s vese e.
ssrfcs 20 the iasesR fsshsaa y,aasss
Head 20 heels Bft "a item bssf
ts<uslrmanis and ep 10 date
Jsesi his messy with lavish kse1
Ernsax szsH he had wealth zHarrs
pFusx ard dsw<5aed snd rieniek@d a.d
PscnicaeA dxxdleA and drove sass esors.
Fxir wers Thes-faw shesr sowas sers ssis.
Nssee3 trsaks - q A1ms@sa
Ewfstahs1 garments enough 70 wexx.
aane were heid in reserve ~ we'll
EVERY maiden her wsArcns rsiea
Axt asd nature tkxss I'D hezsse1
BfssAe6 eAd pres4ed ard xnslex4 ard sieked
Sighed ard sccfs1<4 ard hsasAea and sutieA
He ard Thy sssrvsh sAe iivssmx day
ChsnesA their rnstszsss. ss3 10. ssrssxhtvzy
Aex sn1 Gssr9 and talked again
Niii1nr 10 gaaaS e. SAnre sxsm:
Tag ~ bcRs . sfsrft pro tea
TA~s. hexxuse tkss snssid be- ~iEA HIN.
Hs. ueaanns NJ nast hs vnA fAem
fsss ~ sysns raaE be had 70 sz,~nA
Tbsy ksa essns - sase iass nex sasa
tbs wss the epeek fsaas uEzr1<s IN ezsd
Naaxhs sra ssft txst rss ssr 81 trwn
Thsvaxh ~ sfnssf fsSs ssiles 10 Rind
HsA szz1 Hes vAzst ys1 ws<A sssn~x
O. -. - nse1otazEs. ard ksxexex kzzdf
xozrsA. vita & szus.sg yeee<ts
EDWIN l. aA4YH
EXTRA sna California table clarst. ~
slaf ~ quart. are fo . customer Nnndav
,niy Ee Levsn&1n's aFiseasensen szorS
- Second syerns. Tel. Main S$t,
MAGSER.s B.nA ana Mrs Eananao =
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AaguR II
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EAIT11e aoc1e(y was xathar dun
inst week vesy few fndoos at
fairs took pI1ee. the amuseNseut
betng aimoet entirely ID IT, fsrn
of outdoor events. such - launch
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Mr. Raa,ert AZ Fsenss, OF this csty. was
married "a Miss Cara Nohiav. IN Portland,
August l. TIE yoang essurle are expected
70 arrive In the city today ard will t,e AZ
kouas 10 their friends amer September
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Tho yegrsss s.esssy people ax the ess,
day. .ls;Es = 4 ssasss, Numbering tfssssy
s~ss she city st c'cesek fer West Seattle
teon tasears Arrival TIERS they sssreess Il
the pssslsea. rssnrasnS 60 sas= sss7e aE ia
bay "a tkrne for sAe 4ass ear Ias. rasss
r IN unHlA - xes1r4 whacn m - d
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-04-28
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CONDUCTED BY MRS. NJ. l.. HOBBS.
A Tramp's Eloquent Lecture.

A tramp asked for a free drink
in a saloon. The request was
,ranted, and when in the act OF
lrinAing the proffered beverage,
one OF the young men present ex-
claimed:
"Stopl make Us a apeech. 1t is
4 poor liquor that doesn't unloosen
a mans tongue. "
The tramp hastily swallowed the
drink, and as the rich liquor coursed
through his blood he Strengthened
himself and stood before them with
4 grace and dignity that all his rags
and dirt could not obscure.
"Gentlemen, Ie SAID, 81 10
,onight at you and myself, and II
seems to me | look upon the pic
ure of my lost manhood. Thl-
bloated face was once As young and
handsome a yours. lhIs shamo
Hing figure once walked a proud
Is yours. a man in the world ot
nen. |, too, once had home end
riends and position. | had wilt
Is beautiful as an artists dream ,anc
| dropped the priceless pearl OF bel
lonor and respect in the wine cup
Cleopatra-like, saw it dissolve and
quaffed it down in the brimmine
iraught. | had children as swee
and as lovely as the flowers OF spring
md saw them fade and die undeI
the blighting curses OF a drunker
liather. had home where iov,
ut the flame upon the altar anc
ministered before it, and | put ou
The holy fire, and darkness and des
)lation reigned in its stead. | hac
aspirations and ambitions that soar
ID as high as the morning star aDc
| | broke ar 4 bruised their besutifu
wings, and a. last strangled then
hat | might be tortured with theil
ries no more. Today | am hus
oand without wife, father without
child, tramp with no home tC
call his own, a man in whom every
good impulse is dead. And, al
swallowed up in the maelsiolm o
rink. "
The tramp ceased speaking. Th'
glass fell from his nerveless finger
md shivered into a thousand frag
nents on the floor. The swinging
loors pushed open and shut again
md when the little group about tn,
bar looked up, the tramp was gone
New Orleans Picayune.