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e 19c
19c. Wool Dress Goo9s. 19c.
121-2c Stripe Linens. 1912
I21-2C

Twelve pieces of striped linens for
skirts In six different colors. They wash
we'll. They are the regular twenty
cent linens.
This is bargain and we are sure IL
you see them you could not help from
buying some OF them for this low price
of 12h yard.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-18

Just about year ago. it will be re-
memhered, Simon Lakes submarine
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Address Allen S. Olmsted. lie Roy, n. Y
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District of Columbia, Washington. d. c.. Septem-
Der p. 1sss-Notiee is hereby given that the
to make the following named Improvements. which
are, in their Judgment: necessary for the public
half the eost Of the same will be made provided
In public act No. III, approved August = 1894.
Parties who are interested in the proposed work
are notified that the said Commissioners will give
a hearing at the District building WEDNES-
DAY THE ELEVENTH DAY OF OCTOBER. 1899.
AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK An, In the beard
OF the said Commissioners. to any and all persons
who may desire to object thereto: SET NEW
CURB AND LAY CEMENT SIDEWALk-On both
sides of Callan street ne from 9Th street to 7th
street. abutting lots in square $50, fronting
said Caan street between the limits named, at
an estimated cost of $1,000 On the north side Of
street and Massachusetts avenue Sc. from 18th
to 14th street AUDITING lots in square 1896.
nue. between the limits named at an estimated
cost IF S2,217 On the west side of 14th street
Sc. from East Capitol street to street. abuting
lots in square 1895 fronting said 14th street
between the limits named, at an estimated cost
OF LIS. ON the west side of 18th street Sc.
frcm A street to street abutting lots In square
1899 fronting said 18th street between the lin
its named at an estimated cost of Sl.oo7. On the
east .. side Of +. Sd street s LIE nrol faf atp5ns
at estimated cost Of S2Sl On the north side
of street ne. from 18th street to 18th street.
abutting lots In square $50 fronting on said
street between the limits named. ut an estimated
cost of silica, RESET CURB AND LAY CEMENT
street. from street northward to the first alley
north of street. abutting lots 1877, 1885, 139 140
al ta ,a of snd SIT NsW c Sa H an
BRICK SIDEW ALk-On the north side of s street
NV. abuttins lot block 3, Bloomingdaie. at an
square SIS abuttns lots "A. IS, IS, Il. Isl. 1ss.
sa an at a1a said s sas
alley In square south Of 104; at an estimated cost
e. s. Gs oh hEAeH 5aas Ros
SEES, 26&oe6&7-4t
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From Lippineott's Magazine.
In a certain Kentucky district in which a
company of volunteers was enlisted for the
recent war with Spain, military genius was
somewhat intimately associated with
whisky drinking. In this neighborhood
I.incoln's reply to the female society that
objected formally to Grant because he was
said to drink is still quoted with great
eusto. And, sah," Col. Hardin of Lex;ng-
ton still says triumphantly, 'dogged if ole
Lincoln didn't write back to know what
brand of whisky Grant drank, as he would
like to send jug of it to some other gem
erals, sah.' So it happened that Capt.
Clay, in command of the new company,
frequently crooked his elbow in the good
old Kentucky fashion
While the company was encamped at
Greenville few weeks ago some ctarita-
hla ladies of Philadelphia, organized for
Red Cross work, forwarded the company a
box of pajamas for the sick soldiers. Not
hearing from them in due time. the secre-
tary autographed the captain Of the COM
pany: I'VE are anxious to know II you
got the pajamas last week..
This telegram was brought to Capt. Clay
as he was cooling his brain with wet tow
els after bard engagement with the Off
GERS of Georgia company on the night be-
fore Great was his Indignation, and ha
hastily dispatched his orderly to the teie-
graph Office with his reply: There Is not
a word of truth In the story. Must have
been started by my political enemies. I ac-
knowledge am not a total abstainer, but
did not have the pajamas last week or any
other time"
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BUGS IN THE LIQUOR.
ightening n Self-Invited Drinker Of
Other Mems whisky.

Eriy hteninG Self-EAyHted Drfnkcr OF
Other Mems Whisky.
From the New Orleans Times Democrat
"A certain promoter. who is now in Gu
ba.'' said New Orleans sugar man. was
the victim not great while ago of what
he describes as the most contemplate out
rage ever perpetrated upon a gentleman in
Louisiana. The outrage occurred in my
private office and l blush to say that 1
was an accessory before the act You see,
this promoter had been making himself
very free with the premises, and liked
especially to drop in to our back office,
where there always a bottle of good
rye on the sideboard. At first he only
Joined us on invitation. but finally he
gtitied into the habit of helping himself
whenever he happened in, which averaged
about twice day. One afternoon my
partner, Billy, was in confectionery store
and happened to see "A lot OF candy made
in the shape of fantastic bugs, beetles and
lizards 1t at once occurred to him that
here was chance to entertain our I'M
hidden guest, so he bought dimes worth
of the things and brought them TO the
office, where he waited patiently until he
heard the promoters voice in the outer
ROOM and then emptied the collection In
the bottle of rye. As usual, he proceeded
to help himself to nip, and was smack
ing his lips when Billy wheeled suddenly
around at his desk. You didn't drink any
thing out of that bottle. did your he de-
manuSQ Sharply. w uS-tf-ytS, sdiu liio
promoter. looking startled. Why? Good
heavens. yelled Billy. was using that
to preserve a lot of bugs and lizards from
Guatemala! The right whisky is in the
cabinet
Our friend grabbed up the bottle, and
held it to the light. and there, sure enough.
was a four-inch stratum of horrible-look-
ing blue and yellow monsters, all tangled
up together oh, Lord" he gurgled, turn
ing ashy I thought it tasted queer! I'm
poisoned surer With that he shot out of
the office We intended to tell him 1t was
only a joke, but he got away too quick
and about an hour later we received visit
from a doctor who wanted to know exactly
what kind of bugs were in the bottle. He
said Col was a very sick man. We
put him on and he went away snickering.
That was the last we saw of the colonel,
but he swears he will have our gore if he
ever catches us outside of New Orleans.
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From the Chicago Chrcnicie.
ut is a singular fact" said an electrician
of this city, that the human body Is capa-
BILE of becoming more or less Injured to
shocks from live wires. l suppose the aver
age scientist would scout the idea, but what
I say Is borne out by everyday experience
The employees of big electric light works.
for instance, are continually rece wing
shocks that would disable an ordinary man.
but are apparently none the worse for the
experience | remember some time ago
couple Of young fellows came in contact ac-
cidenta.y with a live wire and both re-
ceived exactly the same current. One OF
them was helper around a dynamo and
had met with mishaps of that sort Before.
He was knocked off his feet and momen-
tarily stunned, but all right In less
than two minutes The other man, who
was a stranger, fell over as II struck by
lightning and 1t was fully half an hour fe-
fore he showed the least signs OF returning
consciousness he was laid up for several
DAYS and, oddly enough.w was much the more
powerful. physically. Of the pair. have
known several cases of practically the same
sort The motormen on the street cars ire
ouently get the current. as they call 1t,
esnecfaIIy In rainy weather. when wet wood
becomes a conductor. They tell me they
don't mind 1t much after the first few times,
n Is certainly difficult to understand how
repeated shocks can fortify the sys EN-
AGAINST the mysterious fluid, hat the fact
Is as state. : Il leave the explanation ia
somebody else.
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Ecuador produces nearly one -thi, d o,

Ecuador produces nearly one -thi d of the
entire eacao used in the world. The total
is estimated at $4,000 TONS The average
crop of Ecuador is about % 600 tons Trini-
dad and the other British West Indies sen |
an average OF $4,000 tons to market; rs O
tons comes from Brazil, 5000 tons from
Venezuela. 4.5G0 tons from Dutch Guiana.
1900 from Haiti, 1900 from Cole mbla, 5000
from Africa, ESQ tons from the East In
dies and smaller amounts are grown in
Mexico and the countries of Central Amer
lea, but little more than is required for
home consumption.
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MEDICAL
LADIES' GOODS.

FUR GARMENTS MADE TO ORDER; REMODEL
ing Of old fur wraps to the latest styles a spe-
cialty; ladies' tailor-made suits made to order
he11-6.D.4
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

FAST EMPRESS SERVICE.
SOUTHAMPTON. BREM EN-.
Sailing vi ~ AM.
Lain. ......... Oct. 3 Trave. Oct II, am
.Kas. Wind CIR. Oct. 10 Saale.. Oct. "A
Kaiser WIN. d. Gr calls ut Cherbg South mp u.
sTwin-sc-ew express steamer.
SOUTHAMPTON, BREMEN.
Twins Passenger Service.
Barbarossa. .......... Thursday Oct. g. 10 AN.
Koenigin Luise Thursday, Oct. l., ~ A. NJ.
Friedrich der Crosse. Thursday. Oct 10, 10 AN.
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES, GENOA.
Sailing at II IN.
Kaiser W. L.. Sept. 80 Vera. Oct 7
OELHlCHi u LO.. NO. BROADWAY, N. Y.
Apply to L. r. Dhoof, NO "a ave.,
ap2lto1a20 Agent Tor WashinStOn.
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND
u. s. Mattress Works.-Carpets and Rugs clean
ed. Mattresses made 10 order and remade. Iron
Beds Cribs. Divans and Springs. Office. 507 11th
st. NV Works. 1065 and 1867 18th St NJ.
NEwMYER. Na..~gsr. Phone 60l. sslS-1m
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FOREIGN POSTAL SERVICE

GO4tGA0N L Oo1AA OLn IOG
WASHINGTON, D. G. Posr OFFICE NOTICE.
Should be read daily, changes may occur at
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded to the ports Of
sailing daily and the schedule of closings is -ar
overland transit For the week ending September
80 the last connecting closes Will be made from
TuEspAYI!t9 At 9:15 PM for EUROPE. per
St Paul Paul, C, At ll;es Pm. for EUROPE, per
C, At 1905 PM: for BELGIUM direct, per SIS.
Noordla nd from New York Letters must be di-
Tfs s srs nm 5r TFAYcE
other parts # EUROPE mus, be directed Per
| ERLANDs direct. per SIS Rotterdam from New
York, via Rotterdam; Letters must be directed
ROPE. per SIS Etruria.. from New York. via
oueenst 'wn &c, At 11:o5 pm. for ITALY per
Letters must be directed per SIS Kaiser VIM
n &c, At 11;o5 Pm. for SCOTLAND direct,
' lire Per s Ethiopia ars ,. At ass
Pm. for NORWAY direct, per SIS. Norge from
New York. Letters must be directed per SIS.
.PRINTED MATTER. ETc-German steamers
matter. etc, for GERMANY and specially ad-
dressed printed matter. ETC., for other parts Of
American and White Star steamers sailing from
New York on Wednesdays. German steamers from
German steamers from New York on saturdays
take printed matter. etc, for all countries for
Mills hs sr son AID to f2STE Rni
WEST INDIES. ETC.
steamer from Boston e. At il Ss PM for S
TRIAL AMERICA Except Costa Rica) and SOUTH
Via COON Letters for
be directed Per Alliance" (c) At 11:05 ? VI.
for Porto 81, RICO per y s. from a Ssw
PECHE. CHIAPAs, TABAsCo and YUcATAN.
per SIS Seneca from New York letters tiers for other
sea .c' At los PM , for or, ME F, Per
be aTeeied isT f?sh ampeo
WEnNEsnAY-te, At l1:o5 PM. for NEW
RFf f tsI ra
yESEzTELA: per S. !; R Thorpe; from New
R6T,GGS Or f, SAs S NJ s and
tag from New YORK @ At los NJ for for poR-
neF from Ha.sa q s ~ =;
JAMAICA per S. origen, from rom New York Le d
tsfs "s L ns fTS s AT
Saxon Prince, from New York. Letters must be
AND, JAMAICA, sAvANILLA. cARTHAGENA
far eS RIGA nnst he Ssw
Aa e at leg EN- for pspRE asd
coI,ITPiES ner g . Hvanthas from Now York
Sf7EhAV ,,h A. 200 " 20 ST pIEpREWr
w. staor,ar -, MI $780, "
eMMii ,or pe NEWFnI-lbI nv rau 70 North
ais ~ than ~, staa,nar c1os. haro 40 H.
osuies nhi thene 80 700 y, -, =. Sn,a .i
eAeTp. % Su,i N -, a. iA''' ~ anu n S"'' '
at - ~ o.. I,IHJ-EIoN hr -ou 20 pos.o, and
Sh,iS ~. ..,nn a,o,o' 49, AN, ~ q. ~
III n, via ' ~ NAV ' ~
II ~ va 10. >,Ey1co orsr,o,a c,oso ,.-a d,,r 81
10 n fd1
~ w. IN u ,u o,osa bs-s ~. PORT rr,nn. FL.
srrdars Wednesdavs Thnrsdavs and Fridavs at
sun "pohesoass iuisus' anu 'fss at
Ut VI ,,i.,ni I'll, Nona.rs T,ssd.rs .nd Cat
wa Miami n,d IA; MShua!s' iuesoass anu sat-
"i VII q" cor c6S;T, RIcA pET1zF pr-ERTo
cG MaIs lot CDtTE>T ~ III 70 w En- ~ "
~ En 49,. IL staanar o,osa ,ar. dail- ~
leans ana 'nenee wa steamer: lose mere Iaiy AT
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR LAYING GRAVEL AND
Limestone Siftings Sidewalks in the Town Of
Hyattsville Maryland.-Otice of the Commission
ers. Hyattsville, Maryland, September %. 1880
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office until
TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON. WEDNESDAY, OC-
TOBER FOURTH. 1890, for laying Gravel and
Limestone Siftings Sidewalks. Specifications, to-
gether with all necessary information. may be
obtained at the Office of the clerk, HyattsNiile Md
The right is reserved to reject airy all bids. G.
f. POSTLEY. C. A. ACKER, ". V. TIERNEY, H.
b. MAJOR, W. L. CURRY, Commissioners, Hyatts-
vile, Md se23-2t
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUM BIA, holding special term for Orphans
Court business. In re estate of Dorsey Cagett,
deceased. No. 1862 Administration docket 2tj-
Application having been made to the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia, holding a
special term for Orphans Court business. for pro-
bate of last VIII and testament, and for letters
curity and Trust Co.. the utor therein named.
1t is ordered this 10Th day of September, 1899.
that notice is hereby given to John Rolier Cagett.
Maggie ID. Russ. Mary G. Perrin. Mary Marguerite
de Sbour, Gertrude Csgett. Maurice j. Cagett.
William II. Clagett, Maurice Clagett, Arthur l..
Thompson. John K. Bayly and Brce c. Bayly. and
TO all others concerned: to appear In said court on
O'Clock am. to show why such application
should be granted. This notice shall be pub-
iished i'll the Washington Law Reporter and The
Evening Star In each OF three successive
weeks before the return day therein mentioned
the first publication be less than thirty days
before said return day. By the court: CHAS. q.
COLE Justice. Attest: J. NOTA Mctiill, Register
of Wills WILLIAM A. MCKINNEY, Attorney for
Applicant. sel9-1aw-3t
notice: That the subscribers Of the District of Co
mmbia, have obtained from the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia, holding special term for
Orphans Court business, letters testamentary on
the personal estate of Philip May, late of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, deceased; all persons having
claims against the said deceased hereby warned
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to
TENDER next; they may otherwise by law be ex-
cluied from all benefit OF the said estate. Given
under our hands this 9th day of September, 1899
MARY ELIZABETH MAY, FRANK 2. MAY
FRANCIS MILLER coo NJ st. nv HENRY w.
SoHON. Attorney. se12-1aw3w
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FRENCH LINE.

CoInpagnie Generate Transatlantique
DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE e. PARIS GRANGE
From Pier AZ North river. foot Of Morton street
- i"Iraine Sept. 80 La Gascogne. Oct. q
La Normandle. Oct. la Bretagne. Oct g
La Champagne. Oct. L. La Touraine. :. Nov. 4
First-class passage to Havre. $50 and upward.
Gen'l AgCy To- Us and Can. 81 Broadway, NY
G: w. MOSS. 90. Pennsylvania ave.
BELL & CO.. I4O8 G st mh1S-tf
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THE STREET BAPTIST CHURCH BEING DE-
sirous of removing from its present location, its
property. situa ted on st. NV near 9Th St. 81 by
100 IT. to good alley is offered for sale Proposals
for the purchase Of or inquiry regarding the prop
erty may be made to WM. FLETCHER, 602 st.
NV, city, up to noon of Oct l. 1899. se23-2w
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American Lime.
FASH EXPRESS SERVICE.
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
CALLING WESTBOUND AT CHERBoURG.
Sailing Wednesdays ut 10 AM.
St. Paul: Sept. 81 St. Paul: Oct -
st. Louis. Oct. IL ST. Louis. Nov. l
Red Star Line.
NEW iORK-ANrWERP-PAR
Ever Wednesday II II noon.
Noordland. Sept. q southwark: Oct. II
Eriesland. 80. Oct. Westcrnland. Oct. Is
'These steamers carry only cabin and thirdclass
passengers at low rates.
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Piers l4&l5. NJ X. Office, 70 Broadway, New York.
Philadelphia Office, 3u5-307 Walnut st.
WASHINGTON OFFICE, 1906 st. NV. or
Geo. W. Moss. Agent 02l Penna- ave se27
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR ENT-s1o PER MoNTH-FIvE ACRES IN
Hyattsville; s-rcom dwelling; necessary ont.
bargain; heretofore rented for SIS. Address
BARGAIN J. o.. Star office. se2s-3t'
FOR SALE s-ROoM HOUSE. N GROVE ON
cars: 80 min. ride from the city; stable, barn.
poultry house; 10 acres; variety fruit; spring
ROSS oS1dio6N' Room 5, W.rdsr Bldg. 9th & f
NOW IS YOUR CHANCE FOR A NICE LOT AT
ilne Pe; Sc ei fsrs $50 and 500 each small
HANBACK,. e12 f St NV. Room 4. se25-st'
FOR. sALE-CHOICh LOTS AT HIGHLANDS
and Hyattsvlle water connections: acre lots:
easy terms; money to build. DUCKETT &
COLLEGE PARK MD. BEAUTIFULLY Lo
ing with continuous suburban settlements; .sug
ii. CALVERT. College Park, Md see-1st'
AN IDEAL COUNTRY HOME AT COLLEGE
of twelve rooms. with all modern conveniences;
good stable and carriage house soaehmans
property has a private park Of II acres. with
beautiful lawn about dwelling well planted with
B. 4 O. r. R. In the rear. within few min
utes walk are the CITY and Suburban ,a electric
sirable property for sale or rent at moderate hs
GEO. H. CALVERT,
se19-9ts College Park. Md.
FOR RENT
A delightful dwelling at Cleveland Park:
September 80
au3O-tf Office. 61O 1lth st. NV.
FOR SALE+AT BROOKIAND, D. c., 7-ROOM
house; corner; bargain-$200 GRACE NJ.
THOMAS, 100 COrcoran bldg. se23-3ts
FOR SAI1E-25 ACRES, HIGHEST POINT BE-
tween Chevy Chase and Glen Echo; electric
road; investment price.
TIIED. 4. HARDING, Room %, W. L. & T. bldg.
se23-3t
FOR SALE SPECIAL BARGAINS IN SUBURBAN
property and electric railroads; within 8
minutes ride of Washington city; Groom cot
tage and l acre; S-room cottage and acres; s.
house. barn and % acres large, old fash
toned house, with 100 acres; beautiful view, his
toric in character, with large trees and high ee-
Walton; offer solicited. Also and large
house the Potomac river, Georgetown;
must be sold Also building lots for 800 each;
terms, IS down, bal. 81 per week. Send stamp
call for large list of country property, with
map. showing the country roads and railroads for
% miles around Washington. Everybody interested
in Greater Washington should have one of these
maps.
JAMES E. CLEMENTS,
se23 St. 1921 st. NV
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COUNTRY BOARD.

"LINGANORE HILLS NM" NEAR FREDERICK;
situation high; large avn; shade; porches: fish
ing; boating, etc; telephone; references ex.
changed. Ftr illustrated booklet, address Miss
T. Ii. BROWN. Box f.. Frederick. Md. my27 Am
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OCEAN TRAVEL.
(nOMlNlON LONE s saSEW Fw sEav,cr.

BOSTON TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
New England. Aug. 3Oth. Sept 9th, Oct. 18th.
Canada, Sept. 9Th, Oct 11th Nov. Sth.
Derbyshire. Aug. 10th, Sept 18th.
Winter Rates-Saloon passage $50 and upwards
Second cabin $3I. 90; Third-class, So. 80.
For freight passage, plans ana Information, apply
to the Compunys office, los State street, Bos
ton Mass. au1 -tu, th. 3 .3m, IA
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ATTORNEYS.

CAMPBELL DARLINGTON. ATTORNEY-AT-IIaW
Webster Law building, sos d ct. NV, Washing
ton. D. G. Residences. No. Mount Vernon Flats
New York ave. and 9th ct. NV. salS
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ACCOUNTANTS.

j. e. BATES,
Public accountant and auditor,
Room ITO, Washingt N Loan and Trust buildins
fe3-tf Telephone No. 9T2-3.
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FOR SAIE-ON WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, ONE
Of the finest houses; never been occupied;
built TO sell for $4,000; MUST SELL, aud will
sell for the best offer trust of $1,000 My
loss Your gain. C. c., Star. office. se23tf
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-05-05

Law me, but I'm jes' plum heat
out from runnin' cross lots, but then
| seed Mis- Green headin' this way,
an so jes' seq, 'Marthy Potts
don't you give tibet miserable Of
gossip ther satisfaction NV tellin'
Mis- Brown ther news fust, an
dropped my bakin' ali rushed right
over here. You remember that lop-
sided, snag toothed Hiram Medders,
what went to Their city las month
or ruther he had to go, fer he wus so
ornery an shiftless nobody in town
would put up with him? Well,
what do you think! He hadn't been
in ther city week before he got in
an centrally Jared up, an dog
goned if he didn't have seven thou
SAN dollars given him fer it! Jes'
think! Made seven thousan' dol
lars an him only in Their city a
week Laws a-massy! An we said
he'd never amount to anything ~
San Francisco Examiner.
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature sssss ses Of LZMzZzzx


Some philosopher has said tina,
mankind is dissatisfied with life
One man struggles FOR justice, while
another flies from it. One man
leaves all his money to build an aw.
fully nice house, while another il
trying to sell his for less than cost
One man spends his money trying
to buy his girl flowers and candy to
cinch her for his wife, while another
spends $50 for an attorney to help
him get d divorce. One man gets
through a battle without a scratch
in order to be killed in a railroad
accident. Another escapes all hu
man ills to be murdered. Another
man starts on the road to heaven
and winds up country editor. Thi.
is hot old sphere and experience
in it Is as checkered as a crazy quilt.
-Greenville Democrat.
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ration for her. Probably she has
many souvenirs Of the twelve
months just passed, about most OF
which the WORLD will never hear;
but she must be- exceptionally proud
Of her gold medal, of the official IL
Illuminated acknow ledgment of her
gift last spring, Of the engrossed
thanks Of the New York Municipal
Council, aud finally of the gold fire
badge presented To her by Fire Com
missioner Sctnuell in recognition Of
her services at the time of the
Windsor tragedy Harpers Bizaar.
49,
"Fhere is work for the wise and elo-
quent tongue,
There Is work for the old, there is work
for the young;
There Is work that tasks manhood's
strength and zeal
For his natures welfare his country's
veal
There is work that asks woman's gen.
tie hand,
Her plying eye and her accents bland !;
From the uttermost bounds Of this
earthly ball
Is heard the loud cry, There is work
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