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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-06-24

Ii The INDEPENDENT is to be judg-
ed by the popular favor accorded to
it during its progress on the path OF
Opposition to things that should
lawfully be opposed, and in encour-
'agement of those things that should
.be popularly encouraged, it has no
cause to regret its appearance and
continuance on the public stage.
Planted as a little acorn it has de-
'veloped into stalwart young oak
tree whose spreading branches bring
hopeful relief to many.
We again eventually salute our
selves, and quoting from Horace, he
of ancient days, says:
"Serus in coelum redeas, dinque
Laetus intersis populo,"
which being metamorphosed into
dog English may mean:
Don't go to Heaven too soon, but let
thy reign
With bounteous blessings fill thy
wide domain.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-03-02
No. 40.
Remarkable Run OF Luck, But
Il Was'An for the other y,
'7r"-' Man. f'.r.-a.

One by one the old superstitions arc
being torn from US. People nowadays
walk ostentatiously under ladders and
suffer no evil consequences. Friday IL
quite popular day for the co meuces
ment OF long journey. and sitting
down l3 at dinner is frequently unat-.
tended with untoward results. 4 deep
ly rooted superstition among card play
ers is u belief in the lucky properties Of
the two OF spades. The present writer's
faith. however, was severely shaken by
a phenomenal coincidence which oc."
Cured only a few days ago. says the
London Mail. pc. {" .- . ~. -,
Sitting down 10 a game of whist, he;
thoroughly shuffied both packs Of;
cards. and happened to notice that ther
two of spades was the bottom card Of
one of the packs.
This ought 10 bring me luck" he re-
marked TO his friends. :. }"
He then took up the second pack. and
was astonished TO find that the two of
spades was also at the bottom OF that
Words failed 10 express his amazeme Mt,
when. in drawing for partners and deal
the cards had been shuflled again-he
once more drew the two Of spades.
The odds against this triple event oc-
curing must be enormous. but more
waSto follow. The deal fell o he writ2
or, and the turn-up' card was The in:
evitable two of spades! = "s
After this the dealer felt justified in
believing he was in for a good evening.
AS matter of fact, he lost six rubb era
in succession. r
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-03-02
BAZIN'S ROLLER SHIP.
Cost over One Hundred Thounnnd
Dollars to DisprOve a New Idea
An Navigation.

Bazin's roller ship, which cost over
$lOO'0o0 to test All entirely new idea in
navigation. has recently been sold at,
Hull, England. and will be dismantled
and broken up. according tU,.., Ssh,irh:
BaZih B central idea of ldci.IatlEg The
ships progress By rolling over the wa
ter instead of forcing passage Though
1t was just ore OF those proL., u.s wl.c.i
cali be solved only by n fun-slzeL iI.ai,
and the maritime world is in,t nI,d to
him for definitely setting al res, Tor
all time the impossibility OF attaining
any notable improvement in speec or
stability by the adoption of the Iu.er
principle. The six hollow roiitrs are
about 35 feet in diameter and IL lret
thick; the shape closely resen. bes two
shucers having the edges Joined Io-
gether. About one-quarter Of each
roller Is submerged; no part of the
hull Of the vessel touchps;th he water.
The deck, about 13O feet long and ~
feet wide, Ia elevated conslde rably
above the water line md carries the
superstructure devoted to passenger
accommodation and machinery spaces
Tile method of propulsion IS the u>;Gt!
screw, rotating In an inclined position
between the rollers and driven by" a
5Oo1horse power eugihes the rollers
also possess independent motive power
in the form Of q, smaller engine con-
nected to each pair. Unfortunately. ON
trial the ship hardly realized half the
speed anticipated. ~
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-03-02
ExhibitiO1, Of, Faloonry.

AT the Paris exposition in 1900 novel
exhibit will be rhade Of falconry. in
stalled in the historical depa ri MT Of
he section 'tievofed 10 o'hunting' There
xill be shown 'AifT The implements used
n the ancis Mt sport, such us gloves,
floods. bags. uniforms. eto. There viii
also be noted pictures Of hunting with
falcons. such as Darnet's, in the Orleans
museum. representing Anne of Austria
surrounded by her court women, IN
with falcons On Their wrists. There
wifi be poftraitA or noted falconeH
preservedy4n tkt e6EeetF6Rs Of proH&
inent families. and taPestrte& on hunH
ing subjects. '''". err At"'-." -
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-03-02
NOTICE.

BY order Of the Board of County
Commissioners OF EIko County, State
OF Nevada. made this Och day OF
February 1929, notice is hereby
given that all persons who are charg-
es upon the county must como to the
County Hospital, or all claims for
their support will be disallowed by
said Board except III cases of extreme
emei gency.
' e. Attest: A. G. DAwLEY,
County Clerk.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-03-02

Dried bSnAnin TsfS pneW being SN'
ported from Cute nslknds The T tre r.
tended ~ = sapstitAts Tor fAisinS n
British pud4ines;' ' T'~''s J.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-03-02

> .HV t"LUNF LNuDp ,,iJJII Iy,it.III.I-t t"JIII-
The latest styles Of visiting card,
can be had ct the INDxeENpESr Of.
nes.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-06-08
8ottoausgatc.

9lm %. SUM- tperben Die ifimmbered=
tiaten Biirger Nsp pbiiabelpbias iibes
Die Musaabe bon Donos i'm yetrage BON
s25, 600 absuitimn,en labeil, Die oasuI
berlDenoet Deroen iollen. 40 Nfer 3anD
ail faifen. I'm, einen Bart an5uleeen.
Ser 3tpsd bapon lit. bieIes Qanb fir
oas 5cio College gu pertDenosn, luenn
Die 8ermalter oeKelben belhliebeu, bas=
ielbe permanent nod Netp pbilaoslphia
su perleaen. gnenn bas nid3t aei1ie6t,
70 tueroelt naiiirlih feiue 8onos ausge.
9ebe1i.
Sic @erlegung bisles college nod un-
ierer Staot bdtte mau1erlei gortbeil fir
nns sur GOlae. uno bic 3inien fir bic
Bombs tuiirbe1 pabriheinlid) i6on i'm
8erlaufe tpeniaer Sabre Durh ben hD=
heren Gteuerlpertb bes @runoeigen.
tbums in Der Ndbe bes College eeoeft.
IS fehlt uns beute an 3eit, Die 9lnaele-
aenbeit ndber gu beipreden, mir tperoen
aber in unierer ndbIen Summer auf
Die Sa1e Suriif tomlnen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-06-08
EolttiiGes.

Sic &epublitaner bon Obio inooIli=
rem bic ct. Souls platIorm, tpelhe iiN
fir bic Musoebmuna bes GiDiloierites
ertldrte, lln0 belobten WteGinlep tpe9en
Der Ycibneioung beHelben. sic per-
oammten bic Srllffs uno inooiiirten
0anna. ben Gbetmeiiter berielben. tpdb=
renb Monnet, Der iie befdmpfte, cine
Nieberlase erlitt.
Sn 2ouisuille Gn.. fanb bic Gonoen-
pentiOn Der Doppelmdbrunas Clubs
pom Dhio=9bal itatt. Sic 9auptreb=
tler tparen Brpan. Nltselo unb George
CRIB. Willianls. Qluber ber Wdbs
run9sfraae pllrbe ou1 bic .9ruit" .
ssrage beiprohen unD fit bic Wleoer.
aufnabme bes Rampfes fir bic Doppel-
tpdhrung foiuie einen eneraiiden 2ampi
aeNen bic 3ruifs unb bic grpaniionspo.
litit Gtelluns Aenommen.
Der ilele iponifne @eianbte. Deraoq
Nrtos, bat oenl prdlioenten McGinler
ieine Wanoate nnterbreitet unb lit i'm
tueiben 0auie empfaneen tporoen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-06-08

Sn &iel fanb am |. Stunt I'M geiiein
bes 6aiiers, Der &ailerin unb bes &rpn=
prin,en Der Stappellauf pes neuen se<
panserten SdIadtldifes nGrlab R5nt9
Wilbelm" 1tatt.
gtlle beutlhen transatlantilhen Dampe
fergeiell1haften babsn rie .3piidenbeds-
8abrpreile um 10 prpeent erbSbt.
Sn Nisn 1T Scsann Straue, Der
NalserfSnis, Inn Nlter pun "a Jabren ae-
tcrten.
Der frausSfIde 8aiIaticnsbuf bat bas
friegsgeri6tlihe llrtteil sesen GreYfus
scm Sabre 1894 tafitrt unp BEN SAL Ypr
ein nclies &riegs5eriht ssripiefen.
Sn Greulet (5rantreit) ereisneten lih
Streifunruben. Die Streifer warfen pe@
tarpen unter bie pfsroe rer pctt,iiten unc
lhleuperten brenncnce Jadeln aeeen pas
militarilAe Nrreitlpfal. Gs finb 1ruppeu
absclanpt mcrren, I'm bic Jabrifen 3u
lhiiseu. 3
gu parts inb Derpulene unb Mareel
5atert welde Dor DEN Aliilen auf bic
Nnflase prp;eilirt ipureen, in gertinpuns
nit Der Gr,patluns pes NraTpsnter 9pu-
Bet Splpaten CUR Meuteret auisebeyt 3u
baben, freiselprphen wprrcn.
Gs beibt, OreYius irate nit benz Damp<
ier oSiar" mad 5rantreiA Suriidse>
braht perben.
SIM Gate Of Gfrucs, Canada, un,peit
Der 0eleile Der Ganaeien gaciiie finn 25
tis 80 Snpianer, Manner, 5rausn unp
&inper ertrunfen. 3nci sanstrrte maren
i'm gfetel an chamber seratben.
Sn !5pnsfcns berrld,t rie pef. gftht
peuiser ais 143 neue grfrantungen an
rer pelt unb 134 Eubesfalle babem fn
lebte @cde paielbit ereisnet.
Die !6unserSnctb in Hublanb, bic
lhou lansere Belt raiIlbit miitbet,
mire immcr srablihcr. Giner 8abel-
Ipcpelhe ,ufplse III bic gSinterwei;en=
Grntc int Siipen Nuelanrs in 1plse an-
pauernber 1rodenbeit sptl tlltanpis oernid,,
tet une NIT bem TriibiabrSmei,en Iuu es
miht teHer iteben.
Sn elmer Ibrpnrepe fiinbiate bic fra
lnilten &Snisin Gesentin an, baB biz
Marianc-, Garclincn~ unp 9alpis<5nleln
an Deutlhlano absetreten wprpen ieten.
SIN Muteuil, 5ranfreih, tpurpe Drdii>
bent epntet pom pDtel inlultirt.
| Spanen befpmmt' fir Die Deutlhlant
perfauften Supleeinieln 5000, goo.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-06-08
9te rcpnbtifaniid)c etaatss
Eorpcutirt.

gte NepH blttailer bon Ohio ttelltelt
ouf ibrer Staais goupsntion, Die lebte
Wohe in Columbus abgebaltsn tpuroe,
bas folaenoe Sidet ani:
6iir @oupernei,r !; George 6. MoIb
bon Brantlin Gpllntp.
Sir 0ice Goup.: Sobn u. @alotpell
BON Qamilton GDuntD. u
Sir Gtaats Ghabnleiiisr: s. 9.
Cameron bon @olumbiana Gountp.
S5iir Gtaats 9luoitor; SO. .. @uil.
Bert bon 9toble gountp.
Sir @eneral 9lnlpalt Sas. u.
6beets Don putnanl gountp.
Sir Dberrihter 5. g. Bradbury
BON Meias County.
Sir Mitglieb Der 9eb6roe fiir 0ifent-
|lihe Werte: sSrant u. Duffman bon
Ban Mert Gountp.
Sic Nonlinationen tpurben bon Bob
0anna Dittirt. g!m erlfen Sage ibien
es 3fuar. ols erlanateil ieine @egner bic
Gberbanb. als aber Der Bot ielbit er=
idien, seigte es lid bal0. tuosu Der prds
liOent aeraoe 3 3age por bet republic
faniiden etaatseonuention cine gipil=
oienit Groer erlanen, our1 ipelbe 1000
bisber ben @iuiloienitreseIn nntermor-
fene pplten i'm gunDesoienlte tpieoer
oapOr btfreit lpuroen. 5ofort 5e9ann
elm ri9tiges sbahern llnb ber>Grfolg
mar, oab pdbreno nod am Sage porber
Oau9bertp entibieben i'm Woriprllng
mar, bel ben 9tomlnationen fhon bel
Der 2. Mbltimmuns Wafb, Der @anoioat
pannas, nominirt piroe.
5n ben Beihliiilen miro Die ct.
2ouiier Ylatform lnopilirt unb Die glor-
reihe Nominiitration nes beiten republi=
taniihen grponentet. uno prdlibentsn
Der Ser. Gtaaten, @m. WcGiniep. (3u
unierem AroBen yeoauern per,niHen mi,
bier cine Nnertennung Der Nerbienftt
unieres ebenIo 9lorreiben Griegsietre.
tdrs.) Natiirlih miro oieier elorrei.
den glominiitration auh bas 8erbienil
Der yelierung unierer @eihdfte Suge.
| llhieben. Mud tDerben ale Grrungen.
lfbaften beg lebten Grieses benz prdf'
taenten gut 9elhrieben.
Sas BON Der leBten 2egislatur an9e.
tommene 8eieB ae9en 9ruits miro gut.
gebeiben unb Die ltren9e Gollltrefunq
oeiielben perlanat. (3um Seneis ba.
fiir, tuie iebr es Der Partei hermit ernll
liff, iuaro itatt oes iebisen @eueral=Nn.
malts Monnett. Der bic Srults be.
tdmpfte inO bas @eieb ourhfiibrer
pollte, Elm anoerer General 9ln,pal
nominirt. Der beiier i'm StanOe 1T. Der
Wiiniben Qannas gu entlpreben.)
SEPT beibt es. Oanna ,polle bon Del
politiideu Biibne abtreten. - Die Nad).
ridt ilt beinabe 81 gut, um lpabr 81
iein.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-06-08

Sn benz Dprie SammelsT i'm Reste>
runssbesirt SAlesrts seritGrte cine 5euz
ersbrunt piersebn !odl,lsr. gei einem
anpern Branre in Sufpm tei @arhim in
Medlenburg= Shmerin, murrsn spei Ser
1pnen serrunpet unp ;lpSlf 5duler cin
9taub Der Ilammen.
Sn Wipnlesburp, &y., hat @eprge @il=
BERT, Is Sabre alt, i'm Quarter 6pule
>optel @eprse Sefders eineu Yerbeiratbe=
ten Mann erlhrlIen, neil Der 9estere ibm
cine Sbrfeise seseten bate. Die Seinen
maren Ypn penniYlpanien sefommen unp
arbeiteten in ben @iinsc 6cblenters,perz
fen.
3wilhen ben Nlubern, bic ben 3ua
Der Union paciic gilerbabn bel sSilcrr,
Bypmins, beraubt baben, nnp itren Ser
iclsern bat Elm &ainpf ltattscfunpen.
Drei Der Nduter purpen sefangen senpm=
men unp rerpen nab Galrer sebrahi
wernen.
Sn Spmlins @recn, D., BAT bic Yrp=
,elliruns paul 3eltners, pes jiinsiten pc,
beipen 8raper ;3eltner, bic am rs. Mdrj
lin ScptsYille, g., rem Nrpctaten Beiten'
baSer ermprbet battcn, am Mlrntes BE-
spnnen.
Bei GalineS Station, Mla., iltGr &. 8
6ubtarb BON spei Meseru eridc1en uni
| ibr Mann, Elm Saruer, ldbiper per,punpe
rorben. Gte gteser batten in Dienlfer
6nbbarbS geltdncen, iraren aber ipegei
Iaulbeit entlaiIen ,rrrnen ,tnb nies Iheini
4 Ge al bem Mprb peranla6t an baben.
Gine srcbe Mn3abl 9e,raFneter fa6ncen
auf bic gieser.
Muf ben pbilippinsn ipiro tpeiter Sc.
f1mpft. Die 6albiniel Nicrcns ,purb'
BON ben Mmeritanern belebt, aber BIZ
GilipincS, bic auf nerielben um,insell
irerpen fcllten, enttamen in's 0etirse.
Gntleblid rlnn,t bic 6ibe unter I'm.
leren Eruppen iauf; ein BON sonnen~
itiA befauener lieutenant BAT 5eltfmcrc
te9anSen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-06-08
Mard,ano, Der 9rimmpbator.

>wvss~sDs*~S~f wv ~$v$SvsSf VN<~$S
2ebte Wode lit Mapor Mar1ano
nab paris slriiffebrt unb luuroe als
0elb. als Srlumpbator eeFeiert, 10 bab
es pohI Der Miihe tpertb lit gu fraaen,
tpas ct benn eigentlih aeleifet. Ct
fat betanntlih auf 8efebl leiner &eeie=
run9 Gaibooa. tDel6es er lpenige $40.
den Dor Der 5dlaht BON Omoruman
nah neber,pinouna GROCER Gbpierie=
teiten beFebt bate, ipieoer rdumen milf.
len. llnb nun ct Suriifgetomlnen lit,
lino feline Nanosleute 1euer unb Slam
men. gDas Wunber aub? Sat Iib
niht Der haupiniitiide Didter 6ran=
co.'s @oppee gu folgenber 2obpreilllne
ueritiesen /, ,Mardanb lit elm Delo, Elm
tapferer unb geliebter Soloat, Der ale
sroben gisenidaften belibt, tpelbe i'm
befdbiaen, iraenopo s,l commanoiren.
Sollte iib nibt Die 8eIbihte tpieoerbo-
len. ipenn ihm cine Giibreritelle tpiirbe?
8eraoe por 100 sSabren bebeutete oas
,3uriif BON Gappten" oas GnDe elmer
periooe Der Gdmo,b unb geunrubi-
suna dbnlih Der. Die mir jebt erIeberl. {"
9llio neil Mardanb ,pie bpr 100
sSabren Napoleon bon ben gn9ldnoern
aus oeln 9tiltbale bertrieben muroe,
oebbalb fpiro er iegt bon Ieinen Hanbs=
leuten als 6elD gefeiert. sSiirnabr. Die
6ran,oien Der @e9enmart MAIDEN feline
Sroben gnipriihe al ihre Seloen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-06-08
BrietItWe.

sgir bic am 3. SUM enoenbe
WoAe blieben foleenoe ni9t reflarnirte
9rieft auf Der bieiieen pOtofiiee
Mrs. Willidm Brown.
Mrs. GQa Gramforb.
Wr. Ganuel grobtree.
Mrs. peifer Sutton.
Mr. g. Dupis.
Rate 0utp.
Mr. gpon Sonfs.
Mr. .. Or. ptoirs.
Mrs. katherine Nainsberger.
DIRE. 8. M. @idarD.
plrs. 6. M. GnpDtr.
8. s.. QDillidms.
q g. Dearborff g. 81.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-06-08

Wtot Ioufe n,emoI8 2anb poer Iebne Selb anf ipleS
Gus. beppr man fit etnen Mnsang iber ben 4efBtei
beielben BON ber Set an. ba 6as 4ann NOD ben Wer.
taoten oebDrte bis aif bic 6esenpart peri4att bat
Gsibonleiben anf serfte Pppotbeten piro belonoers
aufmertfomfeit qei6enft.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-06-08

T . ( b b
y Sin Mraber Dbau nit SO iunQen
5tlapen oil Yoro lit na1 elmer Mel=
oun9 aug 5anfbar an Der Walin.sSn.
iel seribtert. 9reibis lino ertrun-
fen.
: 9lus NersueiIune iiber einen
bdusliden 3piit nit ibrem Manne
orebte Grau Sobanna sdilling III Nem
Norf in Der 9tadt oes 3. Suui bds Sos
in ibrer Wobnuno an llno am nd6ten
Moraen luuroe iie nit ibren beioen iun=
gen 564tern eritidt I'M Bett gefunoen.
Cine ionberbare Syult tuiro BON
Soleoo beridtet; bic BeliBer Der &e=
itanrationen, bic ip,peit 10 unb Is
@ents fir eine MabI3eit foroerten,
iollen cine Organization aebiIbet baben.
um oiefe preiie um 5 uno 10 Gents gu
erb6hen.
Dos Qr6Bte itebenoe Deer b1lt
Rublan0. Seoes Sabr iperben bieiem
28O, 900 9etruter 5ueefiibrt, nobel bic
Gr,eoensprdfens 1,OOO,O 900 Monn er.
rei4t. Nuf 2rieasfub l1tpilt bas
rniffhe Deer auf 2, 500. 900 Wann an,
uno nit ginberufung Der Meierpen
|3dblI ca &. .047, 900 Monn einereraierte
@oloaten. SIN Notbfale tOnnte Oann
nod bic Milia einge3oNeil ,perben, no.
mad oonn BEN 3aren cine slrmee pom
s. .OOO, 600 Wann sur 8erfiigu,la
itdnoe.
Gs aibt ein iebr einfa9es wliitel
eeetn fsilAte Keller. Nan fiilIt ntte
@OniernenbuNlen init galfiumhlnrio -
elm babies pfuno Qeniigt fur eineu Qros
ben 4ellsr iieat lie ilt ben iev1tssl
@auIu ulab ldBt ben Maiiessebult osr
Quft li9 inbsa Biihisn iommelrls sd.
init man oisielbs NfolIe fpieoer beniiben
fdnn. ldiit man iis llbtr l6arfenl 0suet
eaItillirxll,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-06-08
mphrprp 9lrhpitpr in nor Holm

Mehrere 9rbeiter in Der bieIigen
Boiling Mill ,uuroen am Montae
upn Der SiBe iibermannt unb tpdbreno
mebreren Sasen fpnnten nur Elm SbeiI
Der Mtaidinen in Sang aebalten ,per=
ben. oa piele 9lnaelfellte es niAt mebr
ausbalten fonnten.
Mm lebten Greitaa lieBen ii1 in
u9ribspille Watbiloa Bernharo. Sod.
ter BON 6reo 8ernbaro in Ganal Doper
uno SOhn Oausbertp in a0er Gtiae
trauen unD reisten bann nah Mbeeeing.
no oas iunge paar ieinen Mobnlib su
nebmen aeoentt. uniere belten @liifs=
ipiinlhe
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-06-08
9agesnettigfcttett.
1nienn.

| 6emrn Qrmer u, csohre ~ ,,nn az,
a,,i s,,tsr wi W.,sa,,nn -. as sa;s.. ~.
4, nsr Tnan,..s Il. a. ss'ss s,as s.s aa;n. an.
sin,r aohe un,rsr ,,,,rDs Ss'Ns iMa,, ~ .,or y..r
sNnuatsn s.n ssr s,ae ss ass;,ysn ,s.s ~ sn,n NV
| Sc tp1rre ausaebranrt nnb ,rif nenIih
,etaten lid, bic 1tret(ihen Nc(aen pes
BiiTes.
aahn m,e.. -. y, o;s..A, ,,.,.,,
| saneaT q gn,'ntn masat ats' a,,,rs. a's,p, U,
49,. r, N.'., -, '.pv"'' nu.p1 uon
Wsr;sea S.;r.s e fs,stsss Wv !, ua0
S,hsn on,at srs, ~. "a ~. snrsy.. M.nI. Sa's'v "
e Sis es.ral%s . .,,,. I'm sss.,...s J. -. su, pap
s.,,tsts,, '' s'',''ss = SA"'"s ~
u.
/, 6nnT M 3lneer sen q, &. Semniatl y,
:ptal,lavn eetfanllen aue sut leipen 5e't
S.Ha ,.;,., ..p -. ssa' 'a,s.A ~.
Tm ;.n.g saS s,s y: 'ap.' @,.:.,a.. ~ sasa' or
I @ ~, esp e,s;s,.s ~ .........,,s $500 Vn
f., ,,,er.,, 49, u,. (s;a.ss. 3: 49, .a.S =: ..r.
,e;tnrssn ,,no i, ,nen;, ] M,,ssht = narsa,, sss.S
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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1899-12-13
ENTHRALLING EYES.

A penny novelette, is never complete
without the heroine inficting grave
torture on her eyes. In the course of
one "complete story this is what she
did:
''She threw her eyes up to the cell
ing. Then she lowered them on the
floor. Again she raised them ana again
she lowered them"
She made her eyes flash fire"
Her eyes burned"
Her eyes froze."
Her eyes glowered like burning
GOALS
''She cast her eyes to his chest, then
dropped them to the fender"
His eyes crossed hers and greedily
devoured them"
But at last her eyes had their re-
venge, for we read, ''Her eyes betray-
ed her. "-Tit-Bits.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1899-12-13
WITH THE JOKER.

TRYING TO PLEASE EMPLOYERS.
Mistress-I am surprised. You say
YOU were married six months ago, oil
yorced three months ago and remar-
ried your husband last night
Domestic-YeS' You see, at the
first place he had they wanted MAJ
ried man, so we got married; but the
next place they wanted a single man,
so we got divorced, and | came here.
Now he's found place where they
want a man for gardening and wife
to cook, so we got married again, ana
Pm going there with him.-NeW York
Weekly.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1899-12-13
A GOOD SCHEME.

Hicks-Funny thing happened to
Melville the other evening. He found
out when he had pulled the door to af-
ter coming through it that he had left
his keys in the house.
Wicks-And so he was forced to re-
main out all night? That was too bad.
Hicks-Yes, but he bore up under it
with fortitude. He thinks he will try
it again some other night.-BOston
Transcript.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1899-12-13
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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1899-12-13
NUGGETS FROM GEORGIA.

When the dollar rings there is a.
ways a rush to open the door.
There is gold in the land, but we
enjoy it most when the other fellow
digs for it.
Take time by the forelOck. 1t is also
wise to take the mule there.
You can't get on the sunny side by
waiting for the world to turn round.
Men who live in the stars generally
think this a hard world when they
come tumbling down.-Atlanta Con-
stitutiOn.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1899-12-13
THE GREAT DEBATE.

When the uncertainty had become
we'll nigh intolerable, Science ventur-
ed to go to the Serpent directly.
''Is it or is it not fact. O, Ser,
pent," asked Science, ''that you swal-
low your young when you are attack
ed?"
"Well, 1 always try to hold my
own" replied the Serpent modestly, it
is true, but evasively withal.
And SO the bitter controversy wages
on.-Detroit. Journal.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1899-12-13
UNAVOIDABLE ENVY.

''Do you think that the older chill
dren in a family are likely to he jeal-
Gus of the other Ones?'
"Well," answered the man who is
accustomed to give earnest thought to
trifles, "of course they can't help
some little resentment over the fact
that they were born too early to be
named Dewey ''-WashingtOn Star.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1899-12-13
A DILEMMA.

Your friend didn't go home to
Kentucky to vote"
No" answered Colonel Stilwell,
and l dunno's l blame him. You see,
he's rather nearsighted. If he wore
his glasses. his neighbors would think
he was putting on style, and if he left
EN- off he couldn't see where he was
shooting. Washington Star.