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The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-02-07
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This IL the story about Jones You have
aE heard OF 1saes. even Il you have never
net MIN.
NoE usa 80 exactiy the trouble with
Ienes and his telephone girl The fact is
thst he was ia love With her. as he MIN
self confessed desperately IN love. but
though he mad dreamed OF her for months.
only her small voice. only the musical
ring Of her call for number. please" iiv-
ed in his memory. Her visual image had
never found a place except In his magma
ton.
All the clerks IN the big wholesale house
knew that Jones was In love with the tel
ephOne girl. wheTeat they marveled not a
little. for Jones had the reputation OF be-
ing very bashSul young man. Very rare
~ did he venture 10 address any OF the
pretty girls that worked In the same store
with him. ana as for society-weil, the
very thought Of IL made him blush 10 the
tips % his ears II was whispered that
Jones had been sweet on more than one
OF the Young ladies o. the establishment,
especially the gay young cashier. who al
ways persisted Ia smiling al him when
he passed although she must have seen
how greatly 81 embarrassed him. Jones
was by no means a woman Halter; blush
though be must. he felt a sort Of inward
tickling Of delight whenever some one
t-aeed him about alleged multiform firta-
lions.
Who was that pretty girl l saw YOU
with last evening"" one Of the clerks ask
"a him one DAY with an arch smile.
The pretty girl vas mis- sister for he
had never yeutGTcG 20 ask any other
girl 10 take an evening stroll with him.
But Jones did not care To- explain these
details. and 30 he winked mysteriolsly,
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-02-07

President II the College, W, 6. Clark, was
directed 10 the matter, and he, together
with other gentlemen interested in OPEN
ing up new pathways TO knowledge made
further experiments. A squash was pro-
cured and Il harness constructed OF such
principles as would enable the plant TO
exert 70 the utmost its lifting powers. In
describing the preliminary experiments
and the theories on which they based
their plans, Mr.. Clark says:
Growth of the Idea.
The following considerations suggested
the idea:
Il. 1t is a well-known fact that beans,
acorns. and other seeds often lift com
par1Jively heavy masses of earth in fore
lis their way up 10 the light in the pro-
cess of termination.
- We have ali heard how common
mushroom have displaced fagging-stOnes,
many years since in Basingstoke, and
more recently in Worcester. England. In
the latter case, only few weeks ago.
gentleman, noticing that d stone in the
walk near BIS residence had been dis
turbed. went for the police under the i'm
preston that burglars were preparing
some plot against him. Upon turning up
the stone, which weighed eighty pounds,
the rogues were discovered in the shape
OF three giant mushrooms.
'3. Bricks and stones are often dis
placed by the growth of the roots of
shade trees in streets. Cellar and other
walls are also frequently injured In a sim
liar way.
- There is a common belief that the
growing roots OF trees frequently rent
asunder rocks, on which they stand, by
penetrating and expanding within their
creviCes.
Having never heard Of any attempt to
measure the expansive force of a grow
Ing plant We determined 10 experiment in
this direction
AT first we thought Of trying the eN
pansiye force of some small, hard, green
fruit, such as hickory nut or pear, but
the expansion was 50 slow and the at
tachment Of the fruit TO the tree 50 fra
gle, that the ieda was abandoned. The
squash, growing on the ground, with
great rapidity, and TO an enormous size,
seemed on the whole the best fruit fer the
experiment
Planting the Squash.
Accordingly seeds OF the mammoth yell
low ChiG having been obtained from Mr..
J. J. il. Gregory. of MaTblehead, they
We're planted in the propa eating pits of
the Durfce Farmhouse, where the tenn
prratuTc and moisture could be easily con
tTOllcd. a rich bed Of compost from a
spent hot-bed was prepared, which was
: feet wide. 20 feet long, and about
inches In depth. Here, under the foster
ing care Of Prof Maynard, The seeds ger
minated. the vine grew vigorously, and
the squash lifted III most satisfactory
manner"
The experiment was watched day and
nigh, ~ relays Of the scientists interest
I'd. An irSen!ously constructed apparatus
Tor testing the lifting power OF the plant
consisted Of frame CT scNen-lnCh boards,
Ia this framework the h3Tnessed squash
vas deposited, the harness consisting of
iron straps completely encirclins the
squash To the harness vas attached q
lever on which were placed the weights
TO measure the hlJiHs capacity OF the
vegetable. As the growing squash ele-
waited the weights others were added. 4
careful record kept shows that thu lift
ing done Was - follows.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-02-07

Experiments have just demonstrated
that one OF the most amazing things IN
nature s the Hitting power possessed by
. growing plant. Science. which thought
N knew a few things about nature 8
forces has been startled 20 ana that such
AZ Insignificant commonplace vegetable
a. q -qSash .s capable OF Cieyatiug = 500
pound weight by the mere force OF it, re-
slst.ess living power Of expansion. Given
the requisite number Of these products Of
nature and IN" squash could elevate d
modern sky-s,Tap,T OF rend "a rock.
The experiments that have shown the
mar, eioss force latent iU TIRE vegetable
World we're conducted by Mr. Charles II
Ames. al The Msssas husetts Agricultural
College. Amherst. The attention Of the
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-02-07

the American Ministers felt II Incumbent
upon them 20 hold On 10 thrir gorgeous
ness for the good OF the country
Mr. Buchanan. then our Minister 10
England was so greatly embarrassed by
Secretary Marcy's order as to Be com
PEELED To absent himself from several
court functions. Finally q costume was
devised for him that became model for
all other American Ministers. Ii con-
sisted OF black coat and pantaloons. white
waistcOat and cravat, dress boots and a
black-handled and black-hilted dress
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Aged EmpIoys Cru.a.dbyaCa.

Si4untOu. Va, Feb. ANDREW Smith
aged s.z,y-eiEhi. FOR many years .-.-
master o. th- Baltimore ana OLp E-..
road "Glie supervising the sal. ~.
freight train this afternoon. st,ps.l u.
one track. his attention beng ~uEss.i Z.
cars Oh another track Before De- .7--.
escape one !oaJei car rolled dy@r ..r
srade and msnsieo al arm. .-E. aaa .-
abdomen In iew minutes ST. 5aH.I. va.
dead lie l-ss-- = E.f1a and FOUR e-9a
bic empioy-
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-02-07

Prom she DetTsit Jsgfnsl
She was fain 70 believe him, and yet
doubt fingered
Are you very sure" she finally asked
him, looking steadily Into his great.
brown eyes. that you love me for fays@lf
alone, and not because have kissed Hob
sem
Then she Wildly besOught him not 20 az
swer hurriedly. but 10 take plenty Of time
70 examine bis heart thoroughly.
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Burst All Bonds.

When the squash had lifted this amaz-
ing weight the harness gave way under
The great pressure and 90 had 10 Do ~.
moved. The measuring OF the strength
OF The sap by means or mechanical
gauge was "a minor feature OF the exppr-
!T'Ht that was watched with interest but
the enormous force developed by the
squash Itself was the chief point.
The result proved that what have been
regarded a. fairy tales were actual facts.
that 3 growing plant can lifl q Tree. srlit
ssuHceI the solid granite. and move mass
- IN a manner that prior % these ex-
periments may well have been deem. IL
incredible
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KNOW THYSELf MANUAL.

- ninety four page pamphlet by a Humzni-
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The following fsurlb-class poslm4- ,sE.
were appointed yesterday
Northumberland station. Roe D.
Moucbeg.
North Carolina Bloomington. A-rH.
Furr. Deep Riy-r. T. O. M~nd@s1a..
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iGyisd of HisCIa.s.


Snnday-sch1ol Teaeh.r-Now, Josbua
did sou learn the forty-secona verse ~
The thiTty-fousth chapter OF the sixteenth
episiie OF 81 John 10 the Philippians. a.
l tOla you las, sunday
small Uoy-N' m: mas pressing out au-
tumn leaves IN that chapter. and dasn't
monkey with IL. at all.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-02-07
DEATH Of George L. Bennett at Roanoke.

Special % fse Pest
Roanoke, Va. FEB. g-GeOrge l. BH-
nett died last nizht Al " o'clock at a.
home on Church avenue. after aH i.ae'-
OF about iOur weeks. a. the ago OF 49,
two years His afiicti9n vac Cancel o..
the stomach he held for some I.mr .hF
position og C}ly Auditor AHA Clty I'-lA
He was also Ior some time the m@sAs@
" LIS - Stony railroad
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CONTEST OVER WILL.
Endowment to College for CoIored Youtb
Disputed by Decedsnt's Heirs.

Special to The Post.
Suffolk, Va, Jan. 31.-Judge J. F. West
Vi "hFeriy, Va, was here to-day takir-
aepositioHs in behalf OF the Amrri..U
christian convention. Thomas q. Garner
ter OF Chesterfield County, left a will f..-
queathing an endowment to Franklintan
christian College, an institution at Frank
Hhtoh' y. g, for the education of coIOr.l
youth, and which is under the ausyfe-.
OF the American Christian couva1fIo,
carpenters heirs are contestiug the v.gf
on the ground that the testament name
tEe college as Franklin instead o..
FranklintOn. Two prominent dayorrrr.
were examined to-day Rev Is. ".
staley. ID. D., President Of Zion Cgu.s..
ana Rev. Il. A. Post. Of Frankliuton y g.
he remains OF the late V. Clifford E-s-
mon arrived here to-day from Las Vegas
y. NJ, where he died January -.
Dispositions in the Wise-Youug confess
are being taken il NauseInoud Ds-.tf.
DR.. Wise.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-02-07
WAS COLD WATER JOHN
Famous Frontier Scout Now a
Virginia Farmer.
0NCESAVED UNCLE SAN SOME BEEF

Among His Many Desperate Adventures
Massasres, and the IHdian Wars Was the
fording to the Platte River in Winter to
Herders of Raid of the Redskins
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SHOT TWICE IN THE DARk.
Negro the victirs of a Saioon-kecusr's
Alleged Malice.

Special 70 Tee Pest
lexington, Va, Feb. 3-Giva1s Drum
moHd, negro, was shot last Llg.. b..
some one standing In an alley al Oh. lex
ingtcn Hotel. A pistol WAS disc. .ga.
twice from the darkness, and one s-.s.
struck DrummOnd in the arm. anil. -..
other passed b. his had. Bre.E & .
large plate glass window acra-. .a.
street. A man Ms seen 10 step Ir.5 l..
motel DdrrO0m. The proprietor. H. g
Iomney. WAS charged BY The olr'. DID,
sroes present with doing tH- -a....1
he denied H.. lie w4s placed un1.. bel.
Tor his appearance ia the Mayor .e-E
this morning. when the case W. . ard.
Decision was reserved.
President William l.. Wilson o. Vast.
inEton and Lee University. hss g.---.
~ The reading room Of tho ualg-r-.. F..
warren NewcJmb Hall. six-por-s -...
taken from Crryera's flagship. IT, H.s..
Teresa. The shell Vas sent 10 Pres. -..
W lisOn b. his son. 0hO g. "a Paym.. Fol. .r
III heFy- The cap and powder h-s- bees
removed from IL
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WafIike.

Frim 'hs Indianapolis Journal
Yes. the old man caught me Hebscn
izing his daughter"
And
"AEa then he Eaganized me"
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-02-07
BEATS JORAH'S C0URD
Common Squash Can Lift Five
Thousand Pounds.
BURST STRONG BANDS 4SUNDER

Scientific E1Per ments Demonstrate in
Startling PORN the Marvellous Growing
Power Of PIsuts-Harnessed to a Lever
the Vegetable Carried Upward the
Weights as IL Grew and Might Have
Done Better, but Harness Gave WAY.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-02-07

10 o. entirely relieved OF the aches and
psifis OF rheumatism means a great deal
and Hoods SarsSgGsllls does II. ia
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Picking His Horse.

Il knew the kind OF horse wanted
some horses can get out OF she quick.
sands 81 the PLATTE. and some cant A
hery nervous horse who r~ars ao6
piunges and pulls ais feet out Of The mir
with a Jerk Is ABSOLUTELY useless. An az
Is really The best animal. In 1875 many
TEAM Of horses had 10 be pulled or; -
he Platte by oxen. Wen, I raised nv
Rand and pointed To a big. powerful bav
u was The ccisnsl's horse I saw him
wl.iee. and San. II you can't let ~.
horse so, ] viii give Up the trip.
The Colonel BIT his lips. and then ne
beloved: Nc, take the horse. and 20 10
thr devil
" dsdnt take ne long to get ready. !
merely put sCme provisions for the men
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HrxsON-1fss fznasai a the late Sssg@s NIL
Hgxsor wiz tste rlArs ffon .ls1 YsssHsHrs, %
Foarsesath avenue. swzxz ~ 3. Ia inssfaaszs =
Tahs rtsv semr<<xY
Postssad ssn fnns4sce and Las Anxssss rsserz
please coy
rrTEugos-Tse funeral SERVICES fsw Ars. Hannse
Peterson viii be kes6 fgsxz s. = . 70. ffsha -
esse1ist.. Lutheran eaascA, Esy. NJ l. Larsen Oh
eiAttpz.
MBREEH--In EASswsssrs Scssrsh@. H. lsss' -
thrre~~e.k,' cid essa Ct Mr. ssd Mrs. r. H. Me
Bsesn. Of cnnFaisiSns.
ABRAHAM-At PYoTitsser kospztai. soTsEor -:
ikN Alfred Abraham u ssr5cs1 ssssf sxSs =
fe1rs
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PROPOSALS for Potatoes and ouiont
Office Chief Commissary, FancoufQf
Barracks. Wash, October IS 1tee ooos
ed proposals for furnishing and deliyoIs
ing potatoes and onions for feW
months, beginning January /. ia ~
be received here and at offices Of co..
missaries at Fort Stevens, Ose&ra:
Boise Barracks and Fort Sherman.
Idaho: Forts Candy. Casey, NasiaE
Barracks, WASH, until II o'clock q n
November H. 1889. and then opened. n
formation furnished on application. -.
velopes containing proposals should o.
Endorsed Proposals for Potatoes an
of post to be supplied. or 70 Mater Jamoa
N. Allison. Chief Commissary.
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POST IsTELLIGExCER WANT AID
AGENCIES.

POST IsTELLIGExCER WANT AID.
AGENCIES.
5he Post-fntefligeness has established trxnsh
sses4es wksrs efAssiGsd Advertisements viii Be ne
eeirsd until y .. IA each dsy. Tbs rates ehasss1
Poet InteligsnceT business ofaee Cash ads orly
uin b tahsn u hfancn agsue1ts. Following b the
list Il agencies:
xoFks Darringten's drug stare.
Second q yenne aad like.
ur~adwAy Pharmacy. r. e. Fisher,
Broadway and James.
Renton Hail Pharmacy, Twenty
arss and East JeGerson.
Walls WaIia Pharmacy, Twenty-
nrst aad East Jenerson.
rreebern's Pharmacy, Ninth av-
enue south and Jackson.
ShirtleTs Drug store, Twenty
third avenue south and Jackson.
schmtts' Drss store, xO22 Howell,
corner Roren.
North Seattle Phaymacy, battery
ana First ayemse.
A. =. Guys Pharmacy. Denny way
and Fifth avenue north.
y. y. Cestigan's Pharmacy, Queen
Anns avenue and Roy street.
BALLARD.
Preston's Pharmacy. Ballard av-
enus.
FREMONT.
Fremont Drug Company, Lake
street and Ewing avenue.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TH1
United States. District Of Washinete1.
Northern Division. In the matter q
Francies r. Day. bankrupt. No. =.
Notice OF Sale Of Real Estate.
Notice is hereby given that pursuaat n
order heretofore made In this cAuee, H.
undersigned will OFFER for sale 10 the hie1-
est and best bidder the property hereInof.
ter described. being an undivided hah a
tersst belonging to Francies r. Day. bank
rupf, subject 20 any tax liens o. othef
liens of record against the Same. to.wft:
An undivided half interest In the follow
ing described property situated h KIM
county, Washington: Lots one ~ 10 Z!
60 inclusive, In block seventeen %, ~
lots one Cd 10 eight 81 inclusive, Of Mol
sixteen qs). all OF D; +. Days e poIsea
an addition to the city OF SeattlA and ~
twelve u2), OF block seven %, Of Frsae!el
r, Days La Grande, an additioe = -
city OF Seattle Said sale viii y Ua4e
by the undersigned on the 10th day Of No
vember,. 1899. at the hour Of % 0eioA 9
m, at the door OF the United 6tatee Cos9l
House. corner of Fourth ave. and MARX
WA. MURPHY.
Truat1a
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PROPOSALE will be received AZ the ~
reau OF Supplies and Accounts. NAVY - -
partment. Washington. ID. G, uniu
o'clock noon. December 9, 1883. ana w =
ficiy opened Immediately tbersaiI9. -
furnish al the Naval station, S
eYs. fire brick' Are clay, hardware. leasa.
err betting, lumber. tools. sheet ana ~
iron. Blank proposals viii De fu1 in..se
upon application 20 the Naval Dn.ssssss
Puget Sound, Wash. or 70 Inc
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF KIlto

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF KING
County. Washington. In the matter g
the estate of John Cruickshank. decsased
No. 2.gS2-Notfce of Administrator -
Notice Is hereby given that q. BerfoaG,
administrator of said estate, by ytrUe q
an order OF sale made on Nov. n. -. "
the Hon. f. ID. Benson. Judge of said court
Will sell at public auction TO the hignses
bidder for cash. the property hefefH g.
scrihed. at the hour Of II ocleek a. -
on Thursday, December TN, isss At ~
entrance on the west side OF ths coaass
house of King County. Washington. u "
City OF Seattle. said property 70 dsseness -
rs follows. to-wit: Lots SIX go. .sey1 81
eight 90 and mine 90, in block 81 w 49, ~
lots two CD, three CD and four ", n 49,.
seven ID. situated In the plat o. tne 49,
of Engiewood. now known as the town y
lssaauah in said King County, to9emss
with the improvements thereon. Ten -
cent. OF the purchase. price TO b psa q
the time or sale, and the balance 20 =
upon the confirmation Of satd sa!e =,
Dated Nov. IA. is9. g. BEhIuLgVsL
FRED Fl. PETERSON.
Attorney for administrator. ..,.
Office 4l0-ii3 Mutual Life B.dg., seasses
Wash. =
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The following letters await advertisers
Of this office

SOCIETY NOTICES.
THANKSGIVING day prize masquerade
hall, Thursday, November 90. at Ranka
best representative costume and cake
walking. pFixe dancing. music BY Wag-
Ber's F.rss Regiment orchestra: admits
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