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The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1900-03-28
For Children.

Fashion is as dictatorial in the realm
OF the children's wardrobe as in that
OF women. She demands that little
girls be to great extent miniature
copies of their mammals in attire, and
not only mature styles. but rich ma
teriais are employed. Bias and circu-
lar skirts. long, straight sacks with lit
tie directoire capes and collars, fur.
cloth. silk and velvet are as much for
little as for big girls.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1900-03-28

VIM. Orr, Newark, O., says, I'VE
never feel safe without One Minute
Cough Cure in the house. 1t saved my
little boys life when he had the pneu-
monia. We think it is the best med
icine made" 1t cures coughs and all
lung diseases. Pleasant to take, harm
less and gives immediate results. c.
E. Grafton.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1900-03-28

with luxeuil guipure. The waistcoat
is of frilled mousselne de sole to
match. The collar and waistband are
Of narrow black velvet. The skirt
tunic is edged with guipure, and below
1t is q trellis pattern in black velvet
Paris Herald.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1900-03-28
SECRET SOCIETY COLUMN

HENAN Cot sen. No. ~. ORpFR on CoIUu
RUS.-Regu ar meetings In the Masoni, Temple
the FIRST y d third tuesdays of ah month at
Z 30 n. m.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1900-03-28

Two more agents, ladies or gentle
men, at Mississippi Photo Enlarging
Co., next to Times printing office,
Brookhaven, Miss.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1900-03-28
WOMAN AND FASHION.
p.er Colored Cloth Costume-Orna-
ments In Millinery Trimming.
Hat with Double Brim.

This dress of deer colored cloth 1s
composed of short bolero cut away
at the top and bottom. 1t is trimmed
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1900-03-28
MILITARY Notice.

All members of Company II, LIST
Miss. National Guard, are ordered to
report for drill at the Armory in
Brookhaven next Monday night, April
2nd. Election of some of the officers
and other important business will be
transacted.
L. Cr0nM
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1900-03-28

sides, where a second brim is Joined to
1t and flares across the front, the space
between the brims being filled in with
bright red poppies. The back part Is
quite fiat and is adorned with large
Louis XIV bows of black velvet ribbon
and a cache peigne of the poppies.-
Philadelphia Ledger.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1900-03-28
" BABY Is DEAD

As gently and peacefully the baby
eyes of Annie Martha Oberschmidt
closed in the dreamless sleep on last
Sabbath evening, as though she had
YEARLY passed through the allotted
time of man; as truly, perhaps, was
her mission filled and the purpose of
of her life completed. On yesterday
the funeral services were held at the
Presbyterian church, whose pastor is
the bereaved father Rev. G. w. Graf
ton, of Union church, gave all conso-
lation in a discourse concerning "the
little sparrows," that are precious in
the Fathers sight. OF how much
more value then the undying soul of
the little one, whose Immortality
sparkled i'll its eyes, whose life brought
so much of good, whose death taught
such lessons of love and hope and
! faith.
Music was furnished by select
choir, Mrs. McNair, who had so tender
ly ministered to the little ones neces-
stiles in its early infancy, officiating as
organist a year ago today the brief
life blossomed into being and God kind
ly shielded loving eyes and hearts
from seeing and knowing that the first
birthday of the beloved little daughter
would be the first day spent away
from their touch and care, and the
first of many days they must pass
with only memory of the joys
she brought. To Mr.. and Mrs. Ober-
schmidt a wealth of symathy goes
out; especially so, since the babe
now gone was 'the one eve lamb the
white soul of the home. As they are
Christians, they will learn how to con-
secrate their great sorrow to renewed
activity in the Masters cause. With
Faith as their guiding star over what
ever life holds for them, even beyond
the shadows of this present time, they
will know its sufferings are not to be
compared with the glory that shall be
revealed, and the little face that nes-
tied on an angels bosom when life, to
them, was young and strong, may lead
them to goal otherwise unattain-
able. "Jesus doeth all things WELL
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1900-03-28

What GOV. Hazen +. Pingree of Michigan
Says of Osteopathy.
Osteopathy is science entitled to
all respect and confidence as dis.
tinct advancement in medicine, and
know today that it is doing a vast
amount of good in relieving sickness
and deformity which was not amenable
to benefit from drug medicine.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1900-03-28

Sheriff Applewhite's action in call
ing on Gov. Longino to place the
Brookhaven Military Company sub
ject to his command in order to de-
fend prisoner threatened with lynch
ing will be applauded by all lawabiding
citizens of Lincoln county and Missis-
sippi. This thing of an officer of the
law having to dodge around and hide
out with prisoner in Difference to a
lawdefying mob as though he himself
was culprit and fugitive from justice,
and that in State whose people pro-
fess to be civilized and law abiding, is
neither a pleasing spectacle nor one
calculated to inspire popular respect
for the law, and Sheriff Applewhite
is one who has the nerve and good
sense to take this view of it, We have
had too much of that sort of thing in
Mississippi already.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1900-03-28

WANTED.-A large number of bran
and oat sacks. w. T. EAST,
Agent Mississippi Oil Mills,
Brookhaven, Miss.
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Spring Millinery.

This sketch shows n very novel hat
in deep ecru straw and horsehair
braids. The brim has the straw at the
edge, extends well over the face and
apparently terminates suddenly at the
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wASTED-RoOAs ANr BoAR1.


WANTED BY gentleman, wife, and daughter
good board and two r0oHS; $50 per month
Addfess BON lo'. this offce- 1t
NANTEb-By married couple room and board
near Union Bldg, 9Th and NV. Adde'S
Bon 90, this Office. n
NANTED-BOard in country. with host - -,
for boy three years old. Address Bon DO. ans
office ~
WANTED Permanent board in private family
near lith St By Young man; state terms AMI
location. Address Bon 20, this Office iyISr
WANTED-HORSES AND VEHICLES.
"ANIED-Iorses TO pasture. s. per month. S D.
BNRNE. Alexandria Va iei9.1mo
wANTED-RooMs.
WANfED-By lady. with best refs, room for Sc
month. Address Box 81, this Office jy2-st. en-
NANfED-Furnished and unfinished rooms: We
have applicants; registration 50 cents NFW
sOlih BUSINESS BROKERS, lOoG ST. IyISt
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Baltimore & Ohio
RAILROAD.


schedule II ete-t june I. rfHf
Lave y Washington from station corner q New
Jersey Avenue AID c Street.
Fer ChIcaso ard Northwest. NesrI5uIc5 Limit
-- tr.iEs lN-5o e. "a -l5 p ln-. daily
or Cincinnati. - Loss and Indianapolis TX
1iess ll-o5 a. ~ Nesl1u.st Limited SIS 3. n.
.LHress I-.g zi.Lt. daily.
FOR Pirystang and Cleveland. lO-50 a. n s-53
p n and ! % q N. day
For Columbus, SIS p II. daily.
Tor N--rh5s'r- ard way station, -s-5j a. n,
s-l5 ?. n. ard $50 T. r..
Fer LlEay, SD D. r. daily
Fos Baltimore, sex days. T2-z5- 500 o-51,
No N.-l3- Ns-S0. s-S5. Xs-55. El0-GJ A. ms
Al2slo n, l2-l5. xl-,9. 2S-oo. 1s-oo K4-s0. AZ
A5-c5. E5.l9. N5-3o. K6-e0. $50. Is-O0. Kl0-c0,
Nll-5o Ell-35 p SlU6ass. KISS. K--a5.
N-lJ. So. 900 g. n. HI2-l0. N-l0, lis.
300. Ns-1l SIS. N5-l5. x5-l0. ESQ. Ks-00
Nl1-oC Ill 80. All IS p. 70.
Fe. A1HaPs-iz. ia a. H., azd Is.I5 P n sun
days 80 a. n, As P T.
ror Frederez, veez GAYS. SIS a n. I0-5l.
$50 $50 g. lr- Sundays, 300 4. n. lis p. n
FCr Hsg,rsr-un. dos a. u and $50 p III
Fer lloyd and Way points, week dzys. So
a. n 49,. So s-o5 P n Sundays, 900 q n.
For Cliths-sburg ard way points. week days
50 a. n, 1870, Sis. 4-So. SOC $50. 7-15.
ll--5 p n Sundays, $50 a m. lis. 500. 7-05.
-0-l5 2
For Washington Junction and Nay points. week
GAYS, So a m. $50. so P m Sundays,
900 A. M lis p n
For Chautzuqu4 Beach. ESQ p n. $50 P. II.
week GAYS. g-SJ 4 H.. sundays
ROYAL Bile LINE
AL trains Illuminated vita Piaseeh light
For Baltimore. Philadelphia. New YORK Bos-
Ton. and the Past. week days. s-25. 7-05 (Dizer}.
SD tBufeto. 1890 tDi-eO. 4 m ls-l0.
tDi1erl. ITO tDIuerl. 500 ''Royal Limited"
Exclusively Pullman Trzin- Dining Car 10.
sos IRiHirE Car. 500 and II SO p. n (S.ecP-
i-g Gar open 81 1000 o'clOck)- Su1ds-s. z-35.
.-g5. geo = ~ 1910 rool 10 Dining Cars.
SEQ. 5-05 D-zirE Cars. SEQ srd II 80 p n sleep
ing car open j. O'Clock
Pzrlor Cars On al Gay trains
FCr Atlantic CITY. 1000 A. m. LC-I0 noon.
and l-l0 and 500 p. m. week DAYS 1910 neon
Sundays
Fer Cape Nay, week Gays, 1910 sad lsl0 p n
'ES>ePt SUNDAY. TExpress traiRs
Baggage called for and checked from hotels and
residences BY Union Transfer Co. On orders left
AZ ticket Offces 6l9 Pennsylvania Avenue north
west. New YORK Avenue and 18th Street, ald -
Depot Telephone ticket Cflces Tor 3. & o. Fec
tric Automobile Cabs
:. D. UNDERWOOD. D. B. MARTIN
% Vice President Mgr Pa T-aE5c.
and Gen Aanlger-
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AICTION SALES.
cHos. }. OWEN. Auctioneer. s1s F St nu1

tTHOS- J. OWEN, Auctionesr. gIS F st. nWD
BY WRIT + Of a certain decd O: trust dated Sep
t-fubcF T. l-a9 and recorded in Iiber 3EsS
folio 32e q seq Of the land record OF the Dis
triCt OF Columbia, and a- the request Of the party
secured thereby we Vii sell at public auction on
the premises, GO 9 81 NV. Washington d. C
OF MONDAY. July 9. 1900 AT > O'CLOCK p
~. undivided thirteen f0urteeUths interest in
ali the goods aud chsttels mentioned in schecule
- OF tho above named deed Of trust consisting.
q printing presses, paper cutter. stitchcr motor
With shIfting and betting. composing stones.
stands. and cases. cabinets, saIleys type end all
The accessories Of a frst-ciasS printing establish
ment- Terms mace known a the time Il sale.
GEO p THOMPSON
THOS. MALONEY
G%Ot Trustees.
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Southern Ry.
Schedule in effect July 1. 800.

Trains leave from Penn Station
sol ! N Daily. Local for Harrison5urE AID
for Charlotte and WAY stations
HIS a m Daily L ;. Fast Mail Sleeping
cars 90 New Orleans Columbia, savannah. snd
jacksonville. uniting At Salisbury with sleeper for
ASheyIIe. ChgJL2nOOga- and Memphis. and at
Charlotte with sleeper for Birmingham solid
train Washington 70 New O-ieHEs- Dining car
service.
I:s7 4 n Daily. Local for Charlottesville.
4.0l p Week Days Local for Fron- Royal.
Strashurg and Harrisonby-rg
40 p n Daily Local for Charlottesville.
SO p m Daily y Y & Fls EIpreSs sep
ing cars 10 Augusta with connections for Aiken
and Charleston. and 10 savannah Jackso1yiIlc.
and Porc Tampa Through coach TO Jacksonville.
g-55 p- Daily Washington and Chattanooga
Limited wa Lyuchburg}- Sleeping cars % Rosa
oke. Knoxville, Chattanooga. Memphis and NcE
Orleans Through coach 20 Memphis Dining car
service.
IO:5 p m, Daily Washington AID Southwest.
ern lLulited. Sleeping cars 20 AsacviIlc. Knox
Macon Birmingham. Msmphis. Montgomery. No
bile and New Orleans Dining car service.
Tourist S-eepe- Washington 10 san Francisco Mon
days, Wednesdays. and Fridays.
TRAINS on ROUND HILL BRANCH
Leave Washington o-lo a. II. daily. 80 p M.
10 p m, IS p m week c1ys. ard 6--i p m.
Sundays Tor B.Uer-oEt. G-25 p a Saturdays for
Leesburs; 6--6 p N week days % HeTuLo1
Through trains from the Scuth arrive WASHING
ton 6;f2 a. m. 7-35 a. n 2-I5 p. M and $50
p m daily Prom Hzrrlsonburg IL q H. week
DAYS and $50 p. m daily. From Chari5yte-,iIis
SIS z. and $40 p n. daily.
Tickets. sleeping car reservsticns ard other H.
formation furnished and baggage called Tor and
checked from hotels ard rrsi 3rrcCS hv Union
Trausfer Co, orders lett AZ TlcSCt Oitee 7l5
18Th - $-W-; 81. Penn Ave Nm. arC 20
Penn Station
Phone ISL Tor p r 2 Cab Sezvice.
FRANK : CANNON
81 y ?. and Cea. N-r
J. n CUP. Trzffc Manager
". A TURK Cereal Pass'r A-eut.
L. : BROWN General kgsnt
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RAILROADS.
Washington. Alexandria
Mount Vernon Railway

From Station, Pennsylvania Ave. and Is IL ST.
In eject May I. 1900
For Alexsndris-Week days, $50, 7:6i 30
600. SIS, $50. SIS. 1000, II-OO HIS a m.
xlz:O5. 1870 l245. Nl-20 las, 200. 2-40. 13-O)
IS. 3-59. N4-I5. 40, sos, 1920. $40 sos.
go. 7-06, 100, 500. s:45, $50 l0:I3. Il 20,
- % p m Sundays. 7:s5. 900. g:t5. 1913.
HOO, il-3O n. 1900 noon. 1880. 100 so.
200. $50 300. 3.gO. 400. $50 500 $50. 6.O).
$50. 200. 100. 500. s.45, $50. l0-l5. n-2g.
1850 p. IN.
For Mount Nernon-Week dzys. $50. 500 IO-OO
100 a m, xl2-O5. II 90 200 x3-O0. $50, ZOO
e;45 p. N. Sundays, 300 a. IA, 1900 noon, 900
400. 700. s:45 p m
Tor Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge-week
days. 500. SIS. $50. -9.25. 1000. hoo a. m
lZ.05. l2-20. l2-Sj. It's. 2-0) go. ) 500
'3:25, AIS. sos. = 90 6.64. ESQ 7.Os. 500 D
m sundays. 7:f5. $500. g.45. 1880 100
80 a M, 300 noon, 1850. 100 'i.S1. zoo
$50, 500. $50. 400, $3.50, 500. $50. 600
$50 100 -T.30, 500 D. n
Parcels carried al trains Baggage checked.
xEKpIesS- *Tc Arlington only
J. COLEIN, Superintendent.
c. z ABBOT. President
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WALL PAPER

FIRST came the war in Cuba. Then fshtins
in Manila Then the British and Beers
couldn't agree. Nov China has g-0ne on the var
path Who viii be nsxty Ne're ready to Taper
your rooms With stylish paper. S1 only 3 ~.
p c. NOLTE- $40 9th 81. NO BRANCH je2O-tf
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FOR RENT-OFFICEs.

COR 18TH AND G STS.--G23 18th e. NV. no
more cOnvenie-t o. desirsbie location Tor den
tst 81 eye and spacialist. troztihs l3JA 81
imposing entrance, osE-wifldgw; uniar. Office anc
large II. reception ron; cheap iy3-5t. 81
fUk sLNT-RoOms in building. sss ST u~
sEeSp cent Apply TO ". J. DANTE, HutcA
Is Bldg. 10Th and y 1u Gp2z-u
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TRAINS - RnIND HIII RRANCu

Leave Washington $40 a. n. daily. 80 D. n
( - p. m, - p week days. ard 6-z5 p. m
sundays Tor B.UerEoEt. 5-25 p n. SATURDAYS fa
LeeSbugE; 6--6 p n week DAYS % HsruLou
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-07-03

FOR EACHANGE-WiH exchange beautiful lot
clear: at Willow Heights fare on Civ and
sub r. R; for fine buggy and harness. OF low
hght phaeton carriage and harness. address Box
50. thte Office.
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FOR SALE-LoTs.

FOR SALE-TWo bet lots at Fort Nvcr Heights.
can be bought singly 90 together AZ ridicu-
lousy low price. easy payments 10 right party:
must sell ~ once Address BOX G6. tins ofi-c.
-iHI3r
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FOR sAI.E1-sUnURrxx.

FOR sALE-Just a few more choice lot--at North
Chesapeake Beech On the Bay; plenty shade
perfectly level. and nile OF sandy beach for
ha,hiaS; lay front lots. S3o0i 59xl50; easy terms
J. y. BECK. 5lz + St nv iy2-7t
FOR SALE-9-ro0m houyc. enc acre land. 5000;
terms TO suit; wiz rent az $500 bv year. Az
ply ownsr. BON $. Hysttsviile, Nd. jyI-3t
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FOR RENT-SUnU RBtN.

FOR RENT-C0rraGC, near Cabin John Bridge:
bathroom and water i'm house : rooms SO urr
month the year rog.EG. SEQ for the summer
season Apply 10 1920 g 81 NV iy2-sr en-
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FOR RENT-Two nicely-frr. rooms, front and
back; I'd floor; cheap. SIS 5th ST. NV.
iy-3t.em
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NANTED-Two hrSt-clnsS BARRIERS 50 and s. re-
spectively ga la ave NV It. en-
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NANTED-Young man not afraid Of work; s.
week. Call quick; basement, SIS 18th 81. NV.
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Apply at Office for Weekly Bullatia.

FOR SALE-IfOUsEs
FOR tLEc-HE8E 1T Is
5-rOoEa house; $3.50 $50 down and
- month. G-roOm house. $500:
500 down and 81 "A month; near
18th Il. ne; n It. cars in = blocks.
No such terms offered eIsevv here.
Rare chance for home or invest
ment. VI T. GRASTl Owner.
5y5,5-. I50S sth my.
FOR >ALE-rwo snug houses IN TUiuiuC CITY:
lot SiNlo1. rent SO. Sl.2-A- $50 cash and $40
per month. have water Iu yard. also stable.
JOHN r DONOHOE a son. S5s East Capitol.
iyl-St
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.


FOR SALE-SIsS CELLASEOUs.
------------.------.. ----------~.--.
F'h oAih-'arap. baby carnage, good -s
-ti' ',- &C. NV l-.-ia
OK SAIL Van 1o-sinHia gil1ir..5'- i,tie u7ets
also laole~' wheel I'D good uIl..s cheap LOO
Ia ave HW D5st
rnp S,rp p.-.-r- --.-. a., -
ll2l Sd 81 ne. after D. Il
FOR S,TF-s- ..-. ,r-r.-r..- f-,.s.-- 49, go
ron go r--.-.---.--.-
mas On 81 NV s5-
= "iilr E''S an harness. We'll broke
- -o-' ,'.--A' 49,
FOR SALE-Tac largest lest and r.,.t ,..---l.t..
stock Of S. =. anG 50 -r,g.r- r-4-tlr.s
~ 90 80 - ~. - -, - --.---
tpR SAILS. wing machine New Home. good as
new also bedroom sIltls aut other furniture
Isl Mas ave ne l,s-s
FOR sALE-Pair timers rollers. 7IDDst r
ron -.rr
WI, - ~ -,N' 71.i'''s' ~'-e counters, cd
90 ga - --- -'-S-
FOR SALE-A taaraJ.zHtreg Jersey ralf.-- ma
fresh Na1ly B. T. StrHkIprR T.L..--. ps-s-
d. C.. Ig55.
FOR BEST and ,b-ap,st ar,u5r.s. I'm no al. =
nv. EWNID STORE r-55- en-
-,
tee. rocker and chair. slightly -Ha1g-grr
5tfargriSr gg,,i - ever -, Il T5.-.- - -,
she,is VA LOVENTHAI I'll I'D NJ -
nv - -
FOB. S,TE-Ff5rrit,1-e So ir1t .bi-t, w. -
the use Of ptyfa. ~. -r5g.- ~ s..--.--.-..
when YOU can bay ), slEit'y used al =. H. tr,f
cs,fg - tIs FRIES a HlPVvD0T - - K
SIS NV .rsz;
rnP s,Ir- t---7------- - ~
counters sn5 80 i.--r--sr'- ven, a.. .i u
,.,,. s19 \ ~, 49,, -
ToR S,Ir-ss9 s,ir5 tg----,--r.---- - -
a. - ~ - - ~ ~ ''l.-..
Office l''N ~ "a s-7
t,R sATr ~, +--,,s h, So, .----T--5--- -,, -
g5r,r,fc.4 .,- ygf.i -s-+ Co. -l-s-.--I- - -
Pin. w. n, ninth n HEENlfFIyEP
NV Telephone 2s75. NIT.
,,,r 60 60. -.
srd isryf Jim - 49,. y ~ 20 3.
NJ - t-1 - - N @i,at,-a
81 p avc - 49, y Ig u o. ILANN'
81 ! 4 - < Sc none 20, 80 Je'l-.t,,m
FOR SALE-Bq5eher and vegetable benches;
,,,,,, ehe-Pi - h 81, nv je2S-st. m
ranging in price from So l. So. that Ve viii
close out on small monthly payments Cf .. st9oI
and cover included: don't neglect tins ,pDo~
tuuity 2. G. SMITH. I2sJ Pa. ave je27-u e.,
-
Setd a 70 1S S I5 you can T T1d o SON
BrookyiLle road. TeEleytown. D. c. je26st
r.--at No. C5r-5,,oCs ,,.i, il4aet'
Nc, fowls uonkryy etc Sl-fINIi,.s EiRn Sr05e'
10 I2tb s.. nv. r,v5e1t
LOUNGES = IS ,raSoIiDc st,,,ss - -
srs+,,-s- naTlor nd h.-s-o,-, &c. - -. -
Will move and store your goods: cash or crc,Jif'
REDMOND gIl and Sls -fb = nv 49, - -,
HIP CHoNG LUNG & co. no ~ s. nv i'm.
ported fireworks; wholesale and retaiI
ieig-I5t. EN-
Iotion.' will t5ii- C,1s-9I,...;- - rlhe
tbar-S ZAP NpW YoTE ave ~! 1'S
s--.---ao
FOR SALE-5O0 tents in fue condition vri.h
Telephone 2275 .sSi ~
FOR SALE-Gocd quality oPaqsse shad-s htteG 70
your WINDOWS, only ZSc; the best quality oil
opaque AhSoeS. ~ cents. hunS free. viii call With
samples .ALEEbLATA ;. IJh and II sJA Rs-
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
Intended Steamship Sailngs from Vancouver.
JAPAN, CHINA. AND PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
EMPRESS OF CHINA -Jrlv Q. Sent 10. Dec. 8
EAfRESS % GNDlA.....July 80. Oct. s, Dec. 81
EMPRESS o. JAPAN. Aug 20 NOV s. Jan >
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS AND AUSTRALIA
WARRlMOO- June % I MIOWERA- July q
For rates apply l2z9 Pennsylvania Avenue.
ceI5- u. IN :. I5gt
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SANTED-GirI for homework; small salary; good
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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-06-19
CHAPTER xxx.
A Wild Boar.

We felt very much the want OF fire.
arms. The air seemed alive with birds
the woods with game of several
kinds; and now an old musket with 4
few charges Of powder would have
proved more useful to us than tbs
treasure of the Bank of England.
Hislop recovered strength rapidlyl
and his convalescence inspired our litl
tie band of castaways with new conf
dence and vigor, as they had implicit
reliance in his superior knowledge and
intelligence.
We were never idle; for, unarmed
as we were, the task of procuring food
for our general store was by no means
a sinecure to those who undertook 1t.
Tom Lambourne and John Burnet,
the cook, first brought us valuable
contribution in the shape Of great
sealion, which was furnished with a
rough and shaggy name, that added
greatly to its terrible aspect, for it was
an unwieldly brute, as large as a
small-sized COW.
They had fallen in with it when IL
lay basking on the beach. Burnett
courageously attacked it with one Of
the stretchers of the longboat, and
dealt it a severe stroke on the head.
The animal uttered a hoarse grunt
and turned upon him open-mouthed
when he thrust the staff down its
throat and held it there till Lam
bourne hewed off the head with his
Ratchet.
One or two others were afterward
dispatched in the same way; but we
had to lie long in wait, and could not
catch them only by cutting off their
retreat to the water.
Their hearts and tongues were con-
sidered the best food by the sailors
who broiled them over a fire which
we kindled by striking two stones to-
gether, and letting the sparks fail upos
a heap CT dry leaves; and to the dis
covery of these impromptu fints we
were indebted to Ned Carlton.
AS for salt, I found plenty OF IT,
baked in the crevices of the rocks up
on the beach, where the spray mao
been dried by the hot sunshine.
(To be continued)
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-06-19
ENGLISH JOKES FROM RIVAL

Grocer: what are you grumolhs
about? Dye want the earth" CuS'
toner: mo. not in the sugar"
Miss Makeup wears her hair Jus.
the same as she did ten years ago
Yes, Tom, but not the same halr'
rs 1t true that sailors, after becom uI
ing quite old, always stop swearlns
Old Salt: my friend, you'll have TO aSA
some one older than L"
Grocer: "Well, little one, what can
do for your" Jenny: please 3D.
mamma says will you change a soVel-
eign for her, an she'll give you 'H'
sovereign tomorrow"
Have you broken off your ensae ~
ment. old man? What's the mater
"Wel. | was hard up, you see' 30 :
ouarreled and had all my presents ~
turned. and was able to realize upos
them. Couldn't possibly have raiS''
the money any other way. 49,,
"Auntie. dear Mr.. Mailer the arS Sss
has asked me for my photo; ne ~An rs
to make use of it for his next pict ,i.o
Ought I to send it to him?" asked Aiis !.
yes YOU can do so, but be sure y :"
inclose with it photo of your mU."t W.
or some elderly lady 1t Wouio ~ ~
highly improper to send your pno'O "
ITSELF" exclaimed her aunt