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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-09
NOVELTIES In NOTIONSl

Zee the new Neckwear, Fancy Stocks. Ties An.
Collars Carved Leather Belts. Fancy Belts The new
Buttons for Trimmings. Beauty Pinp, Fancy Hal
Pins. Side Combs, Etc.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-09

tn all It's numerous and diverse
branches done as II should
be at THE CITIZEN Job
Rooms.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-21
WutTdrulHhur.

&i9ter: .Sunser @ann, man
bei6uloigt sic, Sic bdttsn ben an
pphamte beiinoliden grieitaiten nit
Sbrem SpaSierftpde uuibreden wollen.
g8ie tommsn Sic oa3u?"-I 9es
tIa9ter: .Serr &i6ter, i'd bate in
ben Srieitaiten einen Sriei 9eworien,
Der einen Seiratbsantru9 entbielt, une
binterber eriabte mid bic Teue, uno i6
beriudte, i'm wieoer berausSuon9eln."
-&i9ter: so? Sann bubcn Sic
in @ertretun9 bere6ti8ter Snterellen
aebanoelt. Sis iino frei."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-21

ftdrtIie 6rau jeoe Grlei6terun9, bic
iie %ertparten tann, uuo tra9t 5wei Inter
tleioer unItatt orei.
Sas Saltsntleio 1T fir Wdo6en bon
5 bis 8 Sqbren. Del &Ot aus IDIOT
tii9em Ylaio 1T sefaltet uno oas Sdt-
den aus ountlem @olliioff lit born
uno binten loie. Ter &eOerstra9en 1T
aus peiBem Sud- uno lit nit GiniaB
earnirt. Die germel limb mad pben
9efaltet. Ser 8iirtel 1T aus braunem
Sodsleoer. Der Sut 1T aus Iteiiem
Strob uno nit rptbem 8ros=Grain
uno airi6en, oaswii6en sebo9enen
Sabnsnisoern. 9arnirt.
3oia 6. Gi6oru.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-21
Fir Hte Rud1e.

Neben benz Sic, oessieiben aud
neben Den Gelees ldBt man 9ewObnli6
ir9eno elm tltiues Gebafenes ierpiren.
SierSu tann man alle Soblbipp6en.
ungeIullte Saiiers, g8iener @affeln,
Goiielbistuits, ou~sgebudene pilSe uno
oer9lei6eu pdblen; mar tann aber
aud cine puiienoe Sorte, ipenn man
nod teinen SUDDEN poer Sprte auf Dem
&idensettel bat, i6neioen uno in bnb'd
arranQirten Stiiten geben, Vistuit=,
Sano=, 9dnb= poer ameritaniide 2prte
ea,u pertpenoen. 8utes GeSept iir tleine
9u6en=, ipe;iell fir oieien 3pet 9e-
eignet, lit fol9enoes: Manoelringe-
Sin babies pfuno CUTE, u penis ge=
ial;ene Butter miro gu Sabne 9eribrt,
feds barte Gioptter tperoen gang fein
nit benz Wie9emeiier 9eidnitten, cine
auf Elm babies 9funo 3uter ab9erie=
bene Gitrpnenihale uno oaun Der gar,e
3uder re6t fein 9eltoBen, elm babies
g8ein9las poll Gum; oies allies piro
mad unb mad 3u Der 9eriebenen Butter
aeribrt, uno ipenn oieier Seig gut ge=
i6laaen iii, fperoen orei Diertel pfuno
feinItes Webl oarunter 9eriibrt, 10 oab
es Elm ieiter 5eis 1T. Don oieiem aeig
nimmt man jeOesmal unsefdbr 10 bel
als Elm tleines Siibnerei ab, ro!lt es
tpie cine finserlause @urf aus, ma4t
baraus sinen &in9. be'trei6t oenielben
nit Giselb uno briidt i'm in gang fem
Qepie9te Wanoeln, untsr oenen eini9e
bitters iein %t6llnen. uno bddt bic Hinge
bel nidt 81 itarter Sibe.
1tlnltrr.
ST bic Srau o Dem perbummels
ten Waler oa briiben geihmintt -
rSa, id CLAUDE, oab Die ileibi9er malt.
pie e. !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-21

Der MILD gu Derbiiter. Wan
gebe 10 Sropien gebammcniat auf
Elm Guart Wiil9 uno oieielbe miro
niht ~ialler; beim auito6en perfll6tigt
oas 9lebammoniot nieoer.
Wie fpll elm gutter Sbh.
baum ausieben? Sic @urSel iOll
Dor alien Tingen 9eiuno iein, beim
gusbeben nitt 81 iebr bel6Goi9t uno
ni5t 81 turS abgeIto9en. 6erner Toll
feline liarte brett mad unten gebenoe
piablpursel p~prbanoen iein, ionoern
out persmei0te S%eitenwurSeln etua BON
Der Stdrte zines Gaumens biz CUR Slei=
iiiitlidrte. gn iplden g0urSeln Ueroen
ii3 an Der S6nittielle icbr lei6t uno
, iebr i6nell pieoer junge SauGipurSeln
bilocn. @eni9er 9Sertb brauGt man
auf bas Yprbanoeniein Der Ieinen
Saierpiirsel6en 81 legen. benn oieie
iinb meiit idon turse 3eit mad benz
S%erausnebmen bes Saumes aus benz
Grobooen abgeitorben. Yei Dem Stamme
tommt bic 8eiunobeit ebenialls rieoer
in eriter 9inie in getradt. 6e,ner biirs
fen feline @unoen blran iein, etua
Grebsmunben ODER anoere Heih1oi9uns
gen, 6rpltbeulen poer oerglei6en. Sie
0ereoelungslellen miiiien gut pernarbt
iein, Der Stamm muB 9latt uno 9eruoe
9etpa6ien iein. nod Der Grone gu lid
ettpas periiln0eno. Sarauf Al adten
lit ebenialls, Dap Der Baum mD9li6lt
frei bon llngeSiefer 1T. oamit nidt
ireeno Elm seidbrli6er Sbitbaumitdo-
ling nit peri6leppt piro. Sie SObe ees
Stammes ioll fir eincn nprmalen Spd=
iiamm feds bis iiebeu SUP iein. SelbIt=
Der iGnoli6 muB Der Stamm aud 9e=
niioeno fart iein, oamit or Den Gin=
fliiiien Der gSitterung aud eriol9reih
Mioerituno leiiien Tam. Geiunobeit 1T
aud bel Der Srcne bic erlie geoin9ung.
Semnd6lt irll lie ni6t 81 alt ooer gar
iiberiilnoig uno DIT suriltgel6nitten
iein, ipnoern jung nit trditigen, mid
ii9en Sabrestrieben. Sie 9lnSa6i Der
Sriebe bGn9t 9anS bapnn ab, irel6e
6prm man Dem Sutiinftigcn Saum
aeben mill, lei es nun Qpramioen= ooer
Geiielform poer ir9cno welhe anoere.
Sies tpQrcn einige @n~6Oltspuntte iiir
SbItbaumtduier. Selbitperitdncii9
lam ia nun ni6t jeoer Baum allen
oieIen 4nioroerungen entipreder, bod
.nub es bas geItreben bes SbltSu6ters
iein, nur m0gli6t quite SGume 81
~pflanSer, penn er Griolg BON Ger Sblt=
sii6terei baben unO ii4 ielblt Dor S9a-
ben bepabren mill.
Sas &einigen 9ei6i mmel-
ter @einfdiier. 0ci6imme!te
@einfGiier tonnen in Deridieocner
g9eiie 9ereini9t me,oen. @i6ti9 1T
aber, oab man tein beiBes @aiier
bineinbrin9t, beppr Der Sdimmel mos-
li6ii out nit elmer giirlte e%ntiernt
muroe; benn burd OGs l~lebergieBen
oes SGimmels nit beiBem @aiier
entiieben rie6enoe uno i6medenoe
Gtoife, pelhe in bas SplS einoringen
uno oann MIR iebr i6wcr 81 entIeinen
iino. Gpr Nllem 1T alio bic innere
g0ano zines gei6immelten 6al'es NIT
elmer giirite uno nit taltem @ai'er
iprsidltis 81 reini9en. Sir bic treitere
8eini0un9 peroen nun perIbieoent
Mittel empfpblsn. Man reinigt Die
Sdiier nit Sampf pper beiBem @uiier.
Man iebt benz Waiier. nelAes gum
&einigcn perpenoet miro, gebrannten
Salt, Spoa, S6meielidure pocr lauren.
ihmeielininuren Salt su.
dir RrdIt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-21
Muor unS Dausbaltung
%SpdtGummcr= JlluOen.
9as @crlanscn III mod immrr tir
nit Stidcrsi pcr;irrtr Snilrttrn.

&uspie, Siuias, eiBsu uno Spigsn peroen
ais @arniruns piel eebraudt-Srei babihs
seilettsu auris asrmei pisoer In Der
Rpoe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-21

aud olotter Grbstiill, iiber uno iiber
nit &iiiben pon ibwdr3en 8aSebGno=
den oer;iert, iii itbr mpoern, ebenip
trd9t man oiel itwurSe SpiBen= uno
8renooinetleioer. Git p~erjiert man
oieie itmar;en Stoiie nit peiBen
Spibenapplitatipuen, uno Die 9rObereu
uno tleinen glumCn uno gl1tter aus
tpeiber Spise, nit oenen Der GOt porn
uno an Den SeitGu iIbcr'treut miro,
ieben ebenIp Qrdilos aus iuie Die glei6=
falls piel ausGeillhrtcn GototoI6leifen
aus Spibeneinius, nit oc1en man &Ote
uno Saillen Ill i1milten pfle9t. Gin=
fa6er, aber eb,nidlls bibi6 uno por=
nebm eriteinen idplrSc, tlar genebte
Sr9anoptleioer, Die aui lei6tem meiben
Satin georbeitet uuo nit neiBen SpiBen
poer i6malen reiben Gaseriii9en Glls-
9epubt iperoen.
Recommendations aus ieiuem Sud-,
covert coat, Gtamlne II. /. ~. iueroen
pielfu6 lit tleinem, lid DOrn oerldn=
oernoem S6cBldtben, ioluie nit einem
Sunitarpd e~earbeitct uno in Qaltellfar=
ben, lotpie III 9rauen ooer 9elbliben
S0nen oeipdblt. Oils S6muf pertpenz
bet man auBer Den mdnni9faltiglten
Stifereien aud Summetbano, Battle
menterien, 8uipireipibeu, Siicn, 0er-
i6niirungen, 9latte uno welli9e Seioen-
f~treifen, our6iteppte Suh= uno Saffet=
Itreiieu ooer Sprten. Siin9ere Sdmen
traeen oerartige Soiletten aud germ in
einem leubtenoen, blGuli6eu &otb, in
Creme poer in gSeiB. 6eblt benz prO=
menaoentoitiim ous Sudden, 10 wiro
es ourd eineu &ragen aus 9lei6em
Gtpff, ooer ourb Elm tleines Cape aus
Gpiben poer Sill mi, reiten 6riiuren
uno Qliiietrauien peroplliidnoi9t.
Sas bier bei6riebene Y~rin3eB=&leio
lit aus Soularo eema6t. Sellblauer
Gtpif mar fir oieie tleioiame Soilette
9epdblt, oereu Garuitur rpeite Saffet'
falten uno 8uipiire biloen. Ser &od
miro binten 9eidloiien uno piro unten
nit OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES be9renst. Saa
Sudden miro poru nit Saffetfalter
uno 2iben uno Die g9eite nit Muiieline
be Spie gei9miift. Die ilotte Sdgerform
aus blauem Strpb miro nit 9riinem
Sill uno peiBen 9lumen 9arnirt.
Siei,enoe Neubeiten limb unter Den
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-21

Wittel, oas Sauerweroen
Der MILD gu perbiiter. Wan
9ebe 10 Sropien glebammpriat nuf
Elm Suart Wfil6 uno oieislbe piro
niht iauer; beim auitoden perilldtist
oas gebammonint pieoer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-21

Gn6pfen su persei6nen; Defenders
priainen iino seidliffene 9rifalltn0pfe,
an oenen bic llnterieite ben S6litf er.
bolt, 10 oab bic Muiierun9 nad Der
polirten Cberieite our6i6immert, meifi
nod in ben tiefen uno am 8anoe ourt
Goloeiiette bereidert. &oltbarer nod
limb oieie anopfe nit 0olorano uno
Muflassn bon StraB=Srillanten; aud
belle perlmuttertnopfe wirten iebr i4Dn
in einen Goloreiien 9sfabt.
Die &eseni6irm9ciielle ,ei9en pieoer
mebr 9Oniiitena, Die Taoel9eitelle baben
fi6 gu Idle6t bepSbrt, uesbalb man
tpieoer germ gu ben iolioen &Obriidben
suriidtebrt. 99ubre auniiwerte limb
Die Sndufe in 6crm bon SbiertOpien,
aus Glienbeiu. Sorn poer SolS ge-
ibnibt, bemalt uno nit GoelIicinau9en
aud pprsellantnGuie nit %tunltopller
Winiaturmalerei gelten ais beionoers
chic. Saneben lieben sanS 9lotte, STEMS
lid arpbe &riifen aus S6llopldtt poer
SLIDER CUR Wdbl.
9ie speite Soilette ,eigt Elm Sleto
fir iun9e Samen aus blauem, nit tpel'
ZEN Nunften nurhmnitsrfsm Nnulnrn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-21

gemaht. Spibe uno Giniab limb Die
8arnitur. Die Iermel iino nit Spibens
polant geibmiitS, Der gut, nit bubem
runoen &opf, ii nit rotbcm Summct
uno Suei 9roBen Gliigcln %garnirt, Die in
Der Mitte cine polle &piette aus Sams
met perbinoet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-21
l(ulirbTunrr ~SpnrJumkrit.

Sunse Grau: ~Nun iolllt Oh
mir nod einmal ia9en, odb i'd oer-
l6wenoerii9 bin, Mdnn6en Seute
babe ib bon ben SalSbdrin9en oas
Gal, absetban nno es gum Sal3en oer
Nleiidbriibe perbrau6t."
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3tlutk-qroouktipu

9eiu6: Sat oas 6rdulein Sp6s
ter i6pn 6orti6ritte gemabt am alas
pier?"-M utter: %, iiaunens=
wertb (3um Muiitlebrer) Serr gp-
tentriller, ipielen Sic einmal oas Stiit.
pel6es bic Soa tanu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-21

Grau &anbel: r0u tpa9if e
alfp, 10 ipdt in Der Na6t aus benz
gDirtbsbauie beimsutebren?" GER
3aubel: rSa, gu bait &edt, es mar
unperantwprtli9-i6 bin Elm miierablef
Gbcmann, Elm Sdlemmer, uno i'd mub
mid snti9ieoen Gnoern J" -Grau
&anbel gInfanss ipradlcs, bann
boiler Gntriiiiun9 losbre4eno): rSa,
mas ioll oas beiben |! Sab i'd bier Die
Garoinenpreoi9t gu balten ooer Su?'
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Dir ~nrrknuutr CInro.

Der reide BANTER Silberiiein, mel.
der nit Srau uno Sodter einen @uss
flug in bic Nlpen unternommen bat,
bort beim leberi9reiten blumiger
@lpenmatten ben entbuiiaitiiden @us.
ruff zines Souriien: y8Ott, bic reide
Slora "-rGntiduloigen, aber uniere
Sodter beibt Sarab!" torrisirt Silber.
itein ben e%ritaunten @ewunberer alpiner
Mei,p.
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3as bette 9nfenmittrl aui Grosn.
Warncr's Wbiie gSinc OF Ear SNs

rup, S6winbia9t Neilmittel, BELT
cine Grtdltung in "a Stuuben, penn
;eitis seuommen; eS iteut ben 0uiten
ni6t Elm in elmer Winute. inbem eS
ben S9lunS paruliiirt, iOcern es BELT
bic Sranebeit unS ldbt 9als unb ean.
gen seiunb unb tart. rs unb Scots.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-21
fraurn,udfhe.
1as Seno wiro felt furjsr 3eit nenart!s
g~eidlnittcu.

Tas semo wirp ieit fur,er 3sit n~euartss
seid,nittcu.
ollie 6rauen5emocr iperoen iebt
fat oni6liebeno geihnittcn uno pui-
fen ME ein @anoi9ub. Sds neuelte
fransoiiI6e Wuiier sei9t cine aIBers
proentli6e 3uidmmenicBun9, bel mel=
der Elm tleines Seitenltilt inter Dem
glrm ein9eieBt lit uno Die SGume iino
10 9eididt m%aripulirt, oaB lie Der Sar-
teiieu Saut hitt meb tbun tOnnen.
I'm Die lluannebmli9teit gu permeioen,
Elm 1ol6es Seno an= uno abSulegen,
miro Der LANCE leberpurf al ben
S6ultern sntpeoer nit &nOpien poer
tleinen Sdlupfen befeIti9t. poer BORN
Der Sdnge na6 bis unter Den 8iirtel
9e0finet, uno oieies feline llntertleio 1T
10 lei6t mic cine &inoeri6iirSe absu-
legen.
Sci benz S6rd9i6neioen oes Semoes
miro Die &pdlInge Sunebmen. Gas
LANCE Semo bat Den nlrrii6en, unbe-
quemen, tursen llnterrot pOllIidnoi9
unn0tbig gema6t. Siejeni9en, bic Elm
ieioenes llnterbemo tragen, miiiIcn
cine turse Sunita inter ibrem %ieioenen
poer battiItenen llnterrpf anSieben. UNI
iib bequem gu iiiblen; uno pb9lei6 Der
StOii bon ben Sdultern iu~e9geihnitten
lit, 10 bat lid Die eide bcim Gilrtel uno
ben SilIten perScppelt. glit benz bequem
paiienoen lanSsn Seino empIdngt Die
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gray moustachs and distinG uishsd bearing,
and that air Unconscious success and possession
which some men know so we'll how to assume
even when their chances are slim N or than my
lady's hand. The slsterly breach was healed
before that beautiful month was over. Frost
dined at the Garrlsons' four times week and
drove Miss Nta behind his handsome bays
every day or two. In November he asked a
question In Dscsmb Der there was an announce
ment that called forth a score Of congratula-
lions around hsadauarters. and In January the
wedding cards went all over the Union-some
to West Point-but to I.atrobe. who had been
looking III and anxious for six weeks. said his
classmates. and falling of fearfully In his stud
ies said his professors. only brief note lnclos-
Ing his letters and begging for hers At rsveille
next morning there was no captain to receive
the report OF roll call from the first sergeant Of
Company b. Where's Latrobe?" slespily
asked the officer OF tho day OF the cadet first
lieutenant. Il don't know" was the answer.
and to the amaze OF Latrobe's roomma ate who
had gone to bed and to sleep right after taps
the night before. they found evidence that
Pat" had left the post. He had not even
made down his bedding. His cadet uniforms
were all thore. but suit Of civilian clothes.
usually In asnug pack age up tho chimney that
had been used several times running II " to
the hotel after taps IN August was now. like
Its owner. missing. After three days waiting
and fruitless search, the Superintendent wired
Latrobs's uncle and best friend. old General
Drayton. and that was the last seen or heard OF
Pat" In the spring and ahead Of time
his class was graduated for the war with
Spain was on. In the spring an irats and
long-tried father was upbraidnR another only
son for persistent failures at college. Gov"
Prime will get the sack, not the sheepskin."
prophesied his fellows. And then. somehow.
somewhere the father heard 1t was married
woman with whom his boy was so deeply
In love. and there were bitter. bitter words
on both sides-so bitter that when at last he
flung himself out Of his fathers study Gov"
Prime won't straight to hildreds room. silently
kissed her and walked out Of the house. This
was In April. The next heard OF him he had
enlisted for the war and was Rone to San
Francisco with his regimen with the prospect
OF service in the Philippines ahead OF him. but
that was full four m onths after his disappear
ance. Thther. late in July. the father fol-
lowed. bringing Mildred with him. and-the
reader knows the rest.
THE END.
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4 TREAT FOR THE LOGGERHEAD.
Cabbage Twice a Week for the Aquarium,
Big Turtle.

Free. the big loggerhead turtle at the aquarium,
which measures about six feet from tip 10 tin
would eat in the course Of his travels considerable
seawced and marine vegetation Of one sort and
another, which he does not find growing in the
pool in which he now lives They give him. in
the place OF the sea weed and stuff, cabbage.
Twice week he receives eight or ten leaves Of
cabbage; he would eat whole head IL they would
give is 10 him. He takes the cabbage from the
hand OF the who feeds him; he would
no doubt, take the hand with il. II he could,
not from any particular i'll nature on his part
but because he would naturally nail anything
that came his way, and he is big enough and
strong enough 10 hold on 10 IT, So that while
he Will come up now and take his cabbage leaves
from the hand, care is taken not Ia let the hand
that feeds him get too close 10 his powerful beak
The big turtle has been in the Aquarium nearly
voyage Of a distance not unusual Tor such a
turtle 10 make. Big as Il is the loggeThead was for
months after It's arrival most mex pensive board
at the table which the city spreads at the aqua
mum for days and weeks at a time through the
winter IL went without eating anything whatever;
but when spring came II found its appetite and il
has since been eating freely and with apparent
enjoyment Of its food. two three pounds daily Of
cut up goldfish or herring.
Well cared for, apparently in good health calm
and tranquil, IL Is still quite clear that the big
turtle would prefer Ia be free: for though il has
been here now nearly year il still spends share
81 its time moving slowly around the pool with
its beak " the wall, seeking way out
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Died at the Age OF 100.

From The MrmphiS Commercial Appeal
Nathaniel Trigg. The oldest man IN Memphis,
and probably the oldest registered voter in Tho
United States. died at his home in The Thirteenth
ward about 10 O'Clock yesterday morning
Trgg was negro and an eN slave He was
100 years old lie was born in 1890 and was a
grown-up man ut the birth Of Robert f. Ice and
L, s Grant, His memory ran far enough back
for him 10 remember the death Of Andrew Jackson.
rrgg came 10 Memphis sixty even years ago
with his master John IL fri' =. lie hHd been
married three times He leaves a son 20 years
DID, with whom he had been living for several
years prior to his death He leaves several great
grandchildren Trigg owned his own home, aud
the income from this had always kept HIM since
he became unable 10 make his own living
During the recent general registration Of voters
Trigg qualified as voter in the Thirteenth ward.
He was a consistent Republican voter and died
in the belief that he had always voted Tor The pu
ciples Of Abraham Lincoln
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From the Chicago Tribune.
Of the neighborhoOd For two cents I'd break
yer face"
Il shall < and consult the lexicons in reference
10 that word slob. responded the other a little
boy from Boston, wrathful but self possessed
and II II has an opprobIious Specification will
return and chAstise you"
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"Mr. Gouyernsur prime "

| MT oouVernsur Prime"
rot second or Two the sisters Razed at each
| otner In silence
| Az "st the eider SPOKE: In Heavens name
Wh"t brings that absurd boy back herep
| '"o"Hh1 MIN saie IN EUROPE
CHAPTER TX.
One OF the most charming vri,.,s a, o,r 4, =
and generation has declared that the trus,,
blessing Girl can have" IA ..tbs ino.n,,on, DO
votIon OF a young boy,s bs,rt,n Nina motb.r,
in ten will probnblv tsk. is,ue ,vith tb. ,;,,a5
author on that noint and tbo,,h :, - ,,,,s.r :
young girl In wars whntever .bs niobt he In
looks. Margaret a.rrison vonld oi.a,v h,,a
sent the waiting oeptIem IN N tho r,.ht -,
for. though be was onlv tvsntv "Goy', pr,n,s
as a Junior at Column bis. had besn inp.puou.iv
devoted to the little ladv from IN. vory a 80,
evening he Jaw ber how n, ,ranL i,n,,I
slye nature. vas "Gov"-a bov atm In .ni,. -
the budding moustaohe. tho tventv .nun,. %
and the barely passed "e.am" that sound ~
the Junior year and entitled him m al, vith ~ -
seniors vhen the great univar.,tv on.n.d a.
doors in Octobsr studis. ba b.t.J hrtt.nni.
polo. crictet ridip. ana d,r,in. -. ~.
he loved and exosllsd In Nuch NJ nj. hn,hood
had bean spent AZ ona n, ,ho.a h.,i,hv h...,..
English scbooIs vbsr. ali th.t vouid o,,i,;a.,
pbysica) and m sntsl manhood ~. ..,,a,,n,,.i.
practi,ed. and all that vou,o r,IIi,.t. ct. :,
them was an rleorously .t,booad
At the coming ~ hi. tventi.,h bir,hdox.,
summer his father had handed him bis ch.ct
for Ave Thousand dollar.-tbe n.t.r,.l oSnra.-
sion OF ,stiefnctlon thu. his how h,d naesr
smoked pine. oIanr or oioarstts-and th. .sn,.
v.ek Gov" had carri.d an t,o hi,,. IT,
with thu racouet :, nd ,bs Second nr,zo -;th ~.
sipals sculls II wa. dur,no III. ...1.n,. +" ,hs
frat weak in luna vban dronn,no In -. a..
O'Clock tea on some girls whom bs had tnovn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-01
FOUND IN THE PHILIPPINES.
ny GEN. CHARLES KING.
Copyright. 1899. BY r. Tsnnvson N.siv.

The story opens with . scene in the reaim on tai
camp on Presidio Heights overlook Ran Francisco
hsrbor. Rumors Of movin: orders to Manila and the
arrival from New York of women visitors at hsad
quarters vary the monotony of camp routine. The
visitors are in search Of . runaway boy " no ia be.
leved to have entered the army and Lieut. Gray tn
most popular young oficer in his regiment through
a supposed aequaintsnce with one OF the Waiting
Tho party. escorted by Col. Armstrong. attends
a review on the drill grounds. aud Is dts.
turhed by the sight OF . young prisoner who
breaks away from his guards near them and
by collision among the carriages. Mrs. Gar
rison, m old acquaintance Of Col. Armstrong, 10
hurt Private Norton 10 arreAted on charge of
stealing money. He appeals 10 Lieut.. Gray OF his
fraternity for help and GRAY secures the detail Of
guard over him. The troops prepare - sail for
Manila. Mrs Garrison Joins the Red Cross Society
three other prisoners escape through = tunnel.
Gray 10 arrested. charged with having aided the
prisoners.
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OF my neiRhbors as We 20 along. and many
people that knows me and don't mean any
manner OF disrespect TO you. but you know
your looks aren't Just the handsome est. an I'd
sooner ys weren't seen in my company
We'll. what can do" says Death. ItIpart
YOU might have throube catchin' ye again.
for ye'rs very thricky. Dan Maloney. as all
the wurrl' knowS'
81 don't Ak ye to part me- says Dan. L only
Axye to transform yersolf into very sma all and
very light bulk and go into my budget. and
remain there as wego.
I'm do anything to oblige We. DAN says
Death.
so he thereupon thransformed himself into
very small bulk. and very light weight and
went into Dams budget.
~ wish yc luck. me lad says Dan. tlll when
ye get out OF there.
The first lodgin house Dan come to he put
up at and hung the budget by his bedside till
mornin'. Next mornin he started of again.
and didn't thravel far till no comes to where
three men were quarryin stones. Dan went
into the quarry to them. and LAWN down the
budget on u rock. nxed the men to come aud
bring their s'edgss an sledEe the budget for
him.
"'Bskass why?' says the mon.
"BeIaSe have got the diyil in it, GayS Dan.
And when tho three lads larnt the divil was
in the budget they lost little time. but were
hammerin at II tooth and nail with all their
might and the wsRhtcst sledRes they pos
sesssd.
Every sillendher they come down on the
budget poor Death kick ed and screame ed for all
he was worth inside. And this made the m on
lay ON their blows thicker and faster. and hard
or every time.
Death bounced and danced Inside. and