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One Never Knows

Unless they have kept close tally, JUS
how fast the little items cOunt-tc
what n respectable total the little ex,
penditures reach in just il short period
Keeping in check the household ex,
penses, yet living we'll aud comfortably
is evidence of good manngtment--tht
point Il careful h~onsckecper desires tt
reach.
We help You here. We supply the
table needs at reasonable plices-we
place within your reach the cost, and
buying such supplies of us means d
SPECIAL c~cononIy-an cnjnymtnt of the
good things, and yrt IA tcsaeniug of, the
ex pendit ares in ii complete line 1T gao,
%ceriee, including Ienten supplies.
+. l.. SANDOZ.
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Does 1t Pay to Buy Cheap !?

A cheap remedy for coughs aud colds
y all right; but You want something
we're and dangerous results of throat
and lung troubles. What shall you doc
Go to a warmer and more regular eli
mate9 Yes, If possible il not pos
sible for you, then in either case take
the ONLY remedy that has been intro
duced in all civilized countries with
success in severe throat and lung
troubles, "BoscIiee's German Syrup
1t not only heals and stimulates the
tissues to destroy the germ disease, but
allays Inflammation, causes easy ex-
pectoration, gives a good nights rest,
and cures the patient. Try Que bottle.
Recommended many years by all drug
gists 10 the world. For sale by A. 5.
Braud & Co, Opera House Drug Store.
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Spelling them Down

May have been one of your juvenile
pleasures. but The most of people, when
they get to be adults, usually see how
much faster they can get ahead of the
other fellow financially. It's only
another way of spelling them down.
Cannot make headwaysif yau'te pay
ing too much for yonr supplies, for that
important. and its simply making mon
.ey to let it 20 easy. Goods must he
hoagltt at actual vaiue-at real worth.
They are that way herewith d guar
antee Lonsdale cotton, best make 0f
prints, nnbleached cnttons, plaidR,
bought many months ago, which we ore
selling Mt old prices.
II. IL. SANDoz.
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On salt sans donte quo Bressi, las.
sassin do roi d'Italie, u 6t6 JUICE ct con-
damn6 q travaux ferc6s q perp6tui-
10. &c sera probablement d San Ste.
fanO, dams Tile de Ventoteno, Quill
finira ses jonrs. Pendant ga ~r6clusion,
r~assassin ne saura fien de co mi So
passe en- CO monde, ne pourra pronon-
Ger nne parole ct ne vera que le per-
sonnel charge dc SD surveillance. ii
recevra. pour toute nourriture, du-paiu
ct do feau ane fois par jonr. Sill lni
arrivait de rompre le silence auqael il
sera astreint gu de teneer IN acte de
rebellion qnelconque. il aurait d subir
la camisole de force d'abord, les fers en-
snite ct ensuite lie lit de force.
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NOTICE. Land Office at New Orleans
the following named settler has filed notice Of
his intention to make final proof in support OF
his claim, and that said proof will be made be
fore Frank Wharton, u s. Commissioner, at
Bayou Chicot, Lid, on October /, 1900, viz {:
laura handle,
who made homestead entry No. 14s46 for the
S. Wa of s. wa and Lots 4 and 5 of Sec. 2, TIP.
g., =. of e. l West, Louisiana Meridian.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of, said land, VIZ: b
Bernard Henry, Landry Henry, Antoine Ber-
nard, Charles Carter, all of Bayou Chicot, La.
WAITER l.. COHEN, =
Aug. 25: 1900. ct. Register.
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On parle solvent do fardeau du mil.
itarisme en- Europe. Or, savez-vous
que depnis Pavenement de Mckinley
au ponyOir les Etats- Unis sont plus
afhig6s que la France, rAllemagne ct
Ia Russie? Les credits pour 1901 Sc
levent d $I25. SOP SAB %, tandis que ie
budget de la guerre nest que de $685.
OOO.OOO en- France, que de $l40, DOC, 900
en- Russie. En- 1896, la Republique
aDericaine no ~depensait que $685.
252,6 pour son arm6e settlement; en-
1900 Parm6 lui GOTTA $114, 220 ,095 SIS.
Chose extraordinaire, les Etats- Unis en-
sont rendns d payer plos que La France,
six fOis plns que PItalie ct dix-sept
fois plos que la Turquie pour lie mill
knriama.
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On s'6tonnait depuis longtemps de
voir exp5dier tant de bibles en- Chine,
car on ne pouvait croire que lie nombre
DIES CONVERTS fdt aussi grand que celui
DIES bibles expedi6es, ct ces coquins en-
demandaient ~tenjours a grands cris.
Les societies qni feurnissaient les livres
ne SO ~faIsaient gn6re prier pour en- ex-
pedier des engagements qui lear, coa-
talent dee milliers de dollars ct Sc
disaieat que bient6t toute la Chine se-
rant clr6tienne. Dependant, commele
nombre DIES converts n'augtnentait pas
ssnsiblement, les missionaries YOU
IureDt SO renseigner ct ouvrireDt une
44afsaete t4tae et6Jez voGs qd6'its INT
aeeouvett? Que les .Chinois Sc SER
yaient dea bibles pour fair g des petards !
Chaque feuille etait enrouIee ct formait
nn p6tard. lie papier ne coataient
rien, pindustrie prosn6rait ct r6alisait
dc gros b6nefices.
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LA $3.50
En- CO moment on tous les chefs
d8tat tremblent encore d l'idee de
lassassiDat dn roi d'Itaiie, on Ton 81
ia6f des Italiene en- general. liz visite
de ces maDgeurs dc macaruni la Mini
san Blanche etait bien sufisante pour
jdter F6pouvante. Encore Sc fuisait.il
accompagner dim Negro portant nne
valise de- laqueile il retlra m p~rojeciile
on cuivre mum dun long fl do fer ct
eEpliqua par eignes qn'il MY await qn'a
tiref 10 I'll p0nr prOduire nns explosion
Eormidable. Pnis II soFtit an papier
u lequel 6taisnt 6crits ces mots lie
pfafesseur Fugucci pr6sente ca pro.
leckile M president des Etats Unis.n
L'huissier de Ia RIaisan Blanche cher
sha . as d~6barrasser an plus vite de &c
ysslsenr dangereux. qui ns comprenait
pas paglaia ct auI faisait, daa sienea
i.eu Faaaurauta. A Ii i'm c~apan1aut
u Uni par cemprendre quill await
aifnire 4 an inventeur qui i6sirait faire
rec0nnaitre le merite dc son invention.
% Pa enyoye chez l'ambasgadeur
atalien.
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frere. nOus devons d6clarer qu'elle
lul fat PhOnneur, tant par 10 beaut6
typOgraphiqne que par la vari6t6 des
infOrmati0ns.
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NOTICE.

LAND OFFICE At NEW ORLEANS, LA, I
Aug. Is, 1900. !
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
to make final proof in support OF bis claim, and
that said proof will be made before Frank
Wharton, u. s. Commissioner, at Bayou Chicot
La, on October /, 1900, viz:
George w, sadIer,
who made LIomesteadiEntry No. 202O6 for the
lot No. 4, Sec, Al. TIP. /, s. r. ! f. la. Meridian.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land. viz:
lack Nash, Geo. W. Friend, Monroe Wolf,
John Gibson, all of Lone Pine, La.
WALTER L. COHEN,
Aug, 25, 1900-6t. Register.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. opens October 18th.
LAW DEPARTMENT opens November 12th.
For catalogue, address
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July 29-3m
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tion q la ~pr6sidence que lui offrent
quelques t6tes f6l6es. Celia prouve
qa'il a plus de bon o n qu'on ne lui en-
crOyait.
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- A D E M " j..
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Very Desirable Home For Sale

One block from Catholic Church at Grand
Gotcai, Louisiana, Fine house, out-otfices and
grounds, wen wattrcd and fenced Apply by
letter 20 j. Bagnal, Lafayette, La, or 10 Mayor
G.. j. Thompson, OpelOus1s, La.
Octoher &. 1899.
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THERE IS ONLY ONE SOUR LAKE.

SSa@ Improved Hotel Accommodations. WrieJor Booklet. address
@SAs Sour. Lake Springs Co., Sour Lake, Tex
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Hard Dimes

the old fox intended this hoard for me.
It's ten to one that he did, and II he
didn't I'll have 1t in spite of him.
The promising young man rose with
grin and determined to search out
the auctioneer who had disposed of the
goods.
The auctioneer did not remember
anything about the old table, but on
referring to his book he was able to In
form the anxious Mr.. Grabber that 1t
had been bought by a certain second
hand furniture dealer, whose shop was
in narrow street running off Dunn
barton road.
Thither Mr.. Grabber, with a quickly
palpitating heart. proceeded.
But he was doomed to disappoint-
| ment. The table had been sold, and
the man who had sold 1t was no longer
in the furniture dealers employ. He
had gone away to England, and his
former master had no idea where he
was to be found neither could the
tradesman give Edward any clew to
| the whereabouts of the old piece of
| furniture.
Returning ito the town he met Mr..
Donald Graham, the father of the lady
| to whom he was engaged. This gentle
man pressed him to return with him
| into Ayrshire and spend a day or Sc
with him. Edward hated paying hotel
bills-there was no longer sleeping ac-
| commodations at his late uncle's house
and, besides. he had special reasons
| for readily accepting the liberal invi-
| tation.
When he entered his hosts library
| his surprise knew no bounds. There
! standing in a recess formed by one OF
the windows, was the very writing
table he was so anxious to secure.
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| Y

Mr. Graham was just jumping into
bed when he heard a tap at his door.
who's there?" he cried.
Sorry to disturb you"-he recog-
nized Edwards voice-"but I've lost
my keys or left them behind me. I'm
rather anxious to open my bag"-he
had brought small black handbag
with him-"perhaps one of your keys
will do the trick"
Here's my bunch" said Mr.. Gra-
ham, handing it to Edward; "you may
find one among the lost that will an
swer your purpose. Don't trouble me
to bring them back tonight; you can
give them to me in the morning. Good
night"
Good night" Edward echoed, and
with a guilty feeling at his heart he
skunk back to his room. An hour later,
and he stood alone at the head of the
broad, dark staircase. He had slipped
on his trousers and pair of socks. A
thin overcOat covered his shoulders.
II will have them" he muttered; and
almost dead with fright he crawled
toward the library.
A sight of his face just now would
surely have terrified him.
1t was quite livid, spotted with beads
| OF perspiration. His hair stood per-
fectly erect. His eyes were wild and
] bloodshot.
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] I

After his first outburst of fury had
passed away, Edward sat upon an old
box in the dusty room gnawing his
nails, endeavoring to think out some
scheme for the recovery of his uncle's
notes. As he grew calmer he reflected
that 1T was highly improbable that the
purchaser of the table. whoever he
might be, had discovered the secret
drawer; and he strove to convince him
self that 1T. would not be difficult to
trace this valuable piece of furniture.
Bpt he must act secretly and cautious
lX.,. No one except himself knew of the
treasure. and IL he gave the important
discovery he had made publicity, he
would have to divide the money with
uz younger brother In accordance with
the provisions of his uncle's will. This
Edward very. quickly resolved he would
nofsdp. II he succeeded in recovering
the notes. he was determined to keep a
frm grip upon them himself.
The young scamp" he muttered, As
he thought of Harry. has already goi
more than he deserves, and I'll take
good care that he doesn't touch this
money. Besides, who knows but that
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III


Edward ran toward the old worm
eaten desk ana fingered II anection'
ately.
lnat taDle seems 10 nave taken your
lancy' said Mr.. Graham.
m surprised at seeing II here'thats
all, EDWARD answered, 1T USED TO be-
long TO uncle, you know.
Il suppose we may say that it's still
III the family, said MI Graham, with
SLY laugh. 1t tts in that recess cap
italy, doesn't 1t? l Keep my papers
IN IT; and that reminds me, l have
something TO put IN II now
lie opened the desk which formed
his coat he took some legal documents
ana great pile or notes. THESE he
piaceo IN one corner OF the interior.
AS Mr. dra9am raised the Ito or the
desk Edwards eyes peered greedily in.
YES there was the screw indicated III
ms uncies pocketpooK, Which opened
the concealed drawer.
1t was a sad thing. your uncle's
death'' observed Mr.. Graham.
Nery' SAID EDWARD, with difficulty
concealing grin.
Il did not near now he had left his
-
Weli,' the old gentleman went on
you deserve your good fortune, for
you are careful, INDUSTRIOUS fellow.
am sorry cannot say the same or
your prother. III is queer thinS that
you were poth treated alike. l never
thousht Harry would nave anything.
POOR uncle's brain got quite affected
toward the ehd, EDWARD declared
with sign. III ned have been in his
right senses he would never have done
IL.
Il suppose Harry VIII be wilder than
ever now
I'm AFRAID so.
Edward shook his head very SOL
EMMY
| what pity! what a pity! by the
way l saw him in Ayr this morning.
wonder what hes doing IN this neigh
borhood.
| AND so 40 H. EDWARD chimed in'
| frowning. mo good, or 1t wouldn't De
Harr! Grapper
| "onoer What mas become ol Hi
| IA saio the hiaster oi tne mousse anu
al the servant coulu tcll htm was tha'
sne hao ieit the mouse WIN the inten
tioh Oh takihs short "aik carry III
tne aiterhooh'
| II her 1ather couid nave looked into
narrow shaoeo lane that skirted th>
pach VI ms srouhos ne ",snt nav
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TERMS OF SALE.

TERMS OF SALE.
FIFTY DOLLARS CASH WHEN PROP.
HRIY IS STRUCK OFF AND BALANCE
IN CASH IMMEDIATELY AFTER SALE
IS CONCLUDED. WHEN SOLD FOR
COSTS, COSTS MUST BE PAID WHEN
STRUCK OFF.
ALL PROPERTIES ON WHICH ABOVE
TERMS HAVE NOT BEEN COMPLIED
WITH WILL BE RES0L0 BEFORE AD.
JOURNMeNT.
CLARENCE {. PRYOR, Sheriff.
sherif's office. Scranton, Pa, Feb. q.
1900.
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ALSO

No. 6.--All the right, title and interest
of the defendant, Antonio Conservato,
in and to all that tract or parcel of land
In the Borough OF Archibald, county of
Lackawanra and state of Pennsylvania
bounded and described as follows: Be-
OF road. the southwesterly corner of
White Oak Outlot No. 30; thence bv said
line Of road south seventy-six (70 de-
srees west one hundred and forty-five
l45, feet to the southes sterly corner Of
White Oak Outlot No. 80; thence by
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SHERiFF'S SALES.

said last mentioned outlot north fourteen
90 degrees west two hundred and forty
six and four-tcnths (246.D feet to a cor
ner; thence by other lands of the Della
ware and Hudson Canal company south
cighty-fours (SD degrees east one hum
dred and ifty-two and five-tenths Q52.bl
feet to the northwesterly corner OF
White Oak Outlot No. 80 aforesaid, and
thence by said Outlot No. 80 south
fourteen and one-half Q4,a) degrees east
one hundred and ninety-four ard two
tenths u9i2) feet to the place of BEGIN
ming. Comprising White Oak Outlot No.
81 as the same is represented and desig-
mated on a map of building lots on lands
of the Delaware and Hudson Canal con
pany In the borough of Archibald. Be-
ing the same land to the said Antonio
Conservato conveyed by Frederick koss
and his wife. Catharine koss. by their
deed of bargain and sale dated the thir.
tieth day Of November. A. D., 1894. and
intended to be recorded. All improved
with one single two-story frame dwell
Ing house with basement and cellar,
one single two-story frame barn., other
small outbuidings, shrubbery, fences,
etc.
Seized and taken in execution at tire
suit of the Safety Investment and Loan
company VS.. Antonio Conservato. Debt,
s252,97. Judgment No. 3a1. March Term,
1900. Fl. fa. to March Term, 1900.
GEORGE ID. TAYLOR, Atty.
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Human Nature.

lie says that he "believes In signs,'
Yet lacks the self-restraint
TO keep doubling finger off
A fence that's labeled Paint"
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No. 13.-All the right, title and interest
of the defendant, Morgan Thomas. In
and to all that lot of land situate In the
I.ackawanna county. Pennsylvania,
bounded and described as follows, to
witt Being lot of land No. z in Block
CO. upon plot or map of Fuller's and
Finn's addition to the city of Scranton.
recorded In tho Office for the recording
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A Il y" "Hc has been dead
~ IA more than two months"
answered Mr.. Slick
Weasel. attorney at :
"A - law of Number Onety-
one, Rcnfield-st, Glas-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-28

No. ls-,All the right. title and interest
to all that certain lot. piece or parcel OF