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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-23

Kansas City Times
The Sultan of Sulu and his wives
are shedding no tears over the result
of the election.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-23

the viceroys to prepare for war upon
all foreigners would be appreciated.
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Some definite news from China bear,
ing upon the rumor that the Empress
Dowager has sent secret instructions to
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-23

Well drop another modern monitor
into the sea on Saturday. And there's
more TO follow.
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Wednesdays storm came within few
degrees Of being national calamity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-23

The Poole Clock Company will b
heartily welcomed to Wheeling.
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ure which means $1,000, 900 II liabil-
tiles and not one cent in the way OF
assets excites more or less mild cur
iOsity
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Memphis Commercial-Appeai.
1t is better to be born in Ohio than
to be bred in old Kentucky.
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It Is about time for the COMMITTEE Of
One Hundredn to get move on itself to
sea that the suEgeGtion meetings for maup-
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Boston Globe.
Even in thia progressive age fail
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Only Curiositys
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HIGHEST cash prices paid TOT iuTnliure and
all household goods; We buy anything; we
also rent and sell goods on easy payments
Phone 1895 three ringsl. Thompson sup
ply House -
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nexatlon of the Philippine islands and
other similar territory in the Eastern
hemisphere. without assuming a position
which is liable at any time to involve us
in European quarrels and European wars,
thrust upon us in such a manner that we
possibly could not honorably decline to
enter upon them. These wars would in
volve untold loss Of life and treasure. The
European governments are compelled to
maintain great ornaments, and there is
never any certainty in one week that the
next week will not find either one Of them
engaged with another in a gigantic war
Situated geographically as we are. so
long rs We confine ourselves to our own
continent we are absolutely safe from all
danger OF war unless we ourselves elect to
make one. There can be no greater bless
ing to any person than this immunity from
liability to war, and to me it appears &c
be the supremest folly, in the absence OF
controlling necessity. for us to surrender
This priceless advantage and voluntarily
place ourselves liable with the European
governments at any time and upon the
shortest notice to become involved il
bloody and disastrous wars
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JEFFERSON BOOMING.
Iron Industry and Railroad Exten'
sion Are the Causes.

jefferson. Texas, January 22.-This city is
or a regular boom since the opening of the
iron furnace here and the commencement of
the extension Of the s., S. and S. road from
here TO Waskom. SO many new people are
coming in now that there are no houses To
accommodate them. New residences are IN
process of erection in different parts of the
city. The furnace is doing nicely and The
extension of the road is being pushed for
ward as rapidly as possible.
The Federal court convened here this morn
ing and large number of strangers and Wis
itors arc here attending court from all over
| the district.
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Glen Rose Ncw. Notes.

Glen Rose. Texas. January 2l.-Saloons were
all closed yesterday, in accordance with al
order from the commissioners court, loca
option having been voted
Work commenced on the bank bulldihi
several days ago preparatory to opening ousl
ness February l. The bank people are her.
and much pleased with the outlook
The good weather OF January has adde'
much 10 encourage farmers, and everythinl
in the way OF farming has been steadil!
pushed
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QUANAH ITEMS.
Cattle stolen In OIslnhOmW Have
Been Recovered.

ouanah, Texas, January 22.-Mr. James
Sickler. manager of the American Cement
plant at Evans Switch died at this place
Saturday and was buried Sunday evening a,
$3.50 o'clock by the Masonic order,
MI. Duval, who lost his arm about three
weeks since from the accidental discharge oil
a shotgun, is able 10 drive out.
The Masonic chapter Will begin work again
in QuJrah next week. Quite a revivnl Of
Masonic interest is anticipated.
The sherif of Cheyenne, o. T., assisted by
local officers located and captured thirty
three head OF Durham cows which had been
stolen there in October. They had been
driven to O. X. pasture and sold, The party
who sold them has not been captured yet
Lrmber men are doing fine business. The
Greer county settlers are building on theiI
claims.
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snithyiIIc riremen's Celebration

smlthville, Texas, January 23.-The date
set for the firemen's celebration is February
/. at which time the new bridge across the
Colorado river here will be received by the
county commissioners There will be con-
tests by the home and visiting hose com
panies for two valuable medals which have
been ordered by the citizens of the town
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/ CNE SMALL UPRIGHT Piano SIS: one $3.50
| UprlRht. used months siS5; one $500 up-
right used q months s175, Geo. w. Steiif,
i Gtt4 Truxta 81 %
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FINANCIAL.


VENDOR LIEN NOTES bought and extended
always have money TO loan on Houston
property + l.. Dennis. Mason bloek q
WE HAVE local money 10 loan IN sums Of
$500 and upwards on real estate security az
low rates OF interest No delay where til
Is good Persons desiring money for build
ing and other purposes vii ana II 10 their
advantage 70 call on US, Kennedy & Tracy,
Attorneys at Law, Rooms I and 8, Camp
Building. opposite Postofice. 4
$3.50 o0c To LOAN on Houston business prop
erty in amounts 10 suit. one 10 ten years
Al lowest rates OF interest. can also supply
rArties wanting 10 build or buy homes Il
suy part Of the city with leans on the Ia
stsllruent plan; these loans eae De paiu n
delay ia getting your mossy, can close ioaL
on the same day application Is made " ut'r
Is satisfactory: can SUNNY parties wantirs
10 buy lots or build with special bargains ~
choice blocks. quarter blocks. lots or resi-
centes in all parts OF the elty or ADDITIONS
or easy terms or for cash, Apply al once %
h. l. Mills. eos Main street q
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WANTED TO RENT.

WAITED For tue feed gentle horse foi
lady 10 drive; will be we'll cared for "a
dress u o.. 1op. this oface. q
WANTED Gentle buggy horse Tor his feed
VIII have hest Of attention Apply 1911
Main z.
WANrED-ro rent two rooms. furnished y,
UNFINISHED Ia private family rsterenc,
exchanged Adde'S s2s4 this ofnce q
FOR sALE-Fifty head Of pure bred Durham
and Hereford bulls All raised 10 Coilir
county. For further Information address
Tuck Hill & Son. Mckinney. Texas
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FOR sALE--o one half interest In gents fuf-
nishng goods in live, good railroad town.
doing Il good business reason for selling,
have too much outside business TO look
after Apply TO Naquin 4 Bailey, fl6 Travis
street Houston. Texas. n
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NOIiCE--ih there sn,onR the Kind readers
who con give poor widow NTH one little
ohild good home and be- kind 10 ilef and
child. Chrisfian people without cDlldre2
ifefsrred. No washing hnd iifht WORK only
y Kcod horne. Those who are Wiling 10 pay
taic ADDRESS w Loveing. alolly, Texas. 81
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AGENTS WANTED.

GENERAL and local agents for Galveston
Houston. San Antonio Laredo. I'll Paso.
Waco and all Texas and Mexican points
for the Best Vapor Lamps; easy sellers
Handsome. Southern Gas Lamp supply Co /.
40 film street DalIas 80
WANTED-Agents Tor Cranls magnificent
Twentieth century Map OF the United states
and World. Largest and most beauuful
map publication ever printed on one sheet
Shows all recent changes. Price low. Tx
elusive territory Big profit 20 statesmen.
Also beautiful line OF quick selling Charts
Hgdgins Pub CO.. Atlanta, Ga. q
AGENTS on salary or commission. the great
est agents seller ever producedi every
user OF Den ana ink buys II on sight; 200 tr
amounted 10 SEQ in six days; another s32
In two hours. Monroe Mfg. Co.. x 1876. L.
Crosse. wis. n
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spEclAL NorrcEs.


NOTICE Is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF The stockhcldcrs Of the Louisi
ana western Extension Na,lrred cpsnunNv
hes been called 10 convene az the generai
ofhce OF the company. In tho town "
ufangc. Ornrse county. Texas. ~ Y Q clock
noon. MONDAY. the 18th day Of February
1900, The annual meeting % the directors
81 SAID company Is also called 10 convene
at the same time and place. the meetins of
me directors 90 be. held Immediately after
the Adjournment of the annual meeting OF
the stockholders Jno. ~. olds. Secrrtarys
2-l2-lglo
THE srocKHoLpERs of-the Cane Belt Rail-
road compsny are hereby given notice that
there will be held a special or called meet
Ing OF the stockholders OF Hnid company al
We seneral office, In Eaglo Lake. Texas, al
10 O'Clock a. m, on the 9TH day OF Fehru-
ar,s 4. d. 1850. The ssI meeting is called
Tor the following named purposes. ]. TIC
pass aud adop; a code Of bylaws 70 gov
ern the Offices and business Of said corpora
ton; To elect members OF the board o.
directors OF said corporation. The aboy'
meeting Is called by the undersigned stock
holders, who own more than one-fourth IT
value OF the capital stock of said tatlroaI
company. VIM. DunoNAnt w. A. Eldridge
chss. Roedsker. Stockholders.
NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that thl
re6ular annual meeting OF the stockholder
81 the Gulf, Western Texas and Paein
Railway company will be held at the pub
lie office OF the company. In the city 0
Victoria Texas, on Monday January "
1900, at 2.SO o'clock p. m. The regular an
nual meeting OF the board Of directors o
said company will also be held at said place
and at once upon adjournment Of said stock
holders meeting BY order OF tho board o
directors, ". g. Van Week, President. i
NJ Smith, Secretary
Victoria, Texas, December "a. 1893. L.
NOTICE--Notiue Is hereby given that tn
regular annual meeting Of the stock
~ the New York. Texas and Mexican Rail
way company Will be held at the public OF
hce OF the company, in the city OF Victoria
Texas, on Monday, january 90 1900 a, 81
o'clock p. m. Tho regular annual meetin
OF ,ne BOARD q directors Of sald compan
VIII also be held at said place and at one
upon adjournment OF said stockholders
meeting BY order OF the board OF directors
W G. Van Week, President. u. M. Smith
Secretary
Victoria, Texas. December "a 1889 T..
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE Bankrupt stock OF hardware in
bulk or lob lots. invocing about sSooc cit
uated al 22iS Market street. Galveston,
Texas e. T. borough. deputy United
states marshal. Y
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LOST. FOUND. STRAY. STOLEN.

OSCAR DEAN THOMPSON left home las.
week 10 attend school; bright mulatto and
IA years old light hair. blue eyes; wearing
short rants. mas not hefn back Any M
Virginia Thompson. 1919 Taylor street y
LosT--In oDsrs houee Saturday. gold ring
finder rewarded. Address s26s, this ofhes
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POSITION WANTED--Ry young German who
can speak English; attend 70 horses, milk
and make himself generally useful IN the
garden and about the place city or conn
try. Address S2St this utfce. -
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WANTED Situation by young man, agld y
have good education and experience q
clerical work: best references. Szio. this 81
ficc.
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PROFESSIONAL.

s o. COTTON a BRO, Fire Insurapes
Aaents and Adjustsra - ASir. strsst q
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YOUNG MAN stenographer aud telegraph
operator. with railroad experience, open tor
situation on February 1, no cigarettes or
other bad habits nrst.class vfauentiaia.
Address ski1. this office. e
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WANTED Position by civil engineer, coll
lega graduate. spcaks Spanish well posted
on irrigation canala. Address sseS. this
utficc. ~
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WILL the gentleman who took cyercost by
mistake al engineers BANQUET, please re-
turn same 20 office Of The Pest Geo AZ y;
shIrs. =
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A BRIGHT young man who has had consid.
cradle experience Is anxious to secure sefnc
kind Of Office or clerical work at mot
crate salary Address l.. q, box ~. cltv. -
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YOUNG cOL0RED MAN wants job around
lawn, etc, Address S2ig this oniee. ~
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WE BUY. sell. pack. move and loan money
hold gooos stored with us; all storage
moved free; best warehouse In city Mule
Line" No 2il Milan street Phone No.
ses n
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IcE. REFRIGERArING MACHINERA

WE BUY. rent and store furniture: we loan
rtney aad oharzs no Interest," on furniture
stared with us. Barr Kullsr, Az Travis. q
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BIDS AND PRoPosALs.

TEXAs AND NEW ORLEANS RAILROAD
Sealed bids will be received for the lowe
ing and extending OF the drainage sewer on
semmes street. Fifth ward. until IL o'clock,
noon February s. 1900. Plans and spetii-
cations on ME a. office Of the engineer OF
maintenance Of way Address all bids 20
!. 7 Man. Engineer y Of w. houston. .
PROPOSALS FOR CAVALRY HORSES. Of
flee CHIEF Quartermaster. Department OF
Texas, San Antonio. Texas, January "a, 1900.
Sealed proposals In tripicate for furnish
ms about sixty cavalry horses az Fort sam
Houston Texas, Will be received here uh
til 70 o'clock noon, February "a, 1900. and
then opened, Proposals for delivery al
other points in Texas viii also be enter
tanned. Information furnished upon appll-
cation. Envelopes should be Endorsed Pro
posals for Cavalry Horses" and addressed
to Major Charles b. Thompson, Chief Quar-
termaster, u. $. Vols, Chief QuarteTmas-
ter q
IN PURSUANCE Of an order made by thf
commissioners court Of Harris county. jan
uary II. 1900 | Will receive bids until Jan,
uary 81 1900, at noon, for the erection Of
n pneumatic water system in Harris county
court house according 20 plans and spsci-
heations now on file at my Office. =. +.
Schmidt commissioner precinct !. y
Kids will be received at the First National
bank OF Flatora. Texas. until y o'clock.
noon. January 81 1900, Tor the erection Of
bank building at Moulton Texas: az
cording TO plans and specification at the
bark Flatouia; owners reseFying the right
10 reject any and all bids First National
Bank Fiatonia Texas -
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NANTED--Bv ycune colored man position
to drive delivery wagon or work OF san
kru. tApply ssA Walker avenue references
u REQUIRED. :,
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SrENOGRAPHER, bookkeepor or clerk al
slrcs position IN railroad unlce or some re-
liable rrn Address Secs this Office g
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wANTED--To furnish prices and speches-
tons on ice and refrigeratinE machinery.
any size OF purpose. steel ammonia hliincs
a speciality ,correspondepce solicited = W
Turnpaugh. Fort Worth Texas. 2-la
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GOOD BooKKEEPER and office man VIII
accept position or attend 10 Two or three
small eetg OF books. best OF references. AZ
dress S9Aa this office as
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| SITUATION as waiter or butler by colored
man OF experience. best Of city reference.
| Address Sah5. this Office. ~
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roR SALE.

BLANK ROoK SNAPS f.edsers and tout-
,eon Mss' !, = psnor S irgss KY o,n ,9
an full icatncrs RUSSIA ends and bands.
pastorisas NO. Sei Main,
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Houston Heights
Texas.

Ever, advantage snd
eonve niencs ~ ths eisk
ana copvaleoceel ate
Hoostsn Heikhl6 60 -
'nons US e nnkH.
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PRlNTER-~A erst-olaes printer wants work
on some good country rapsr will worN
dtcss Frederick n. Horuuns Alone. Texas
~
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WANTED by middle-ased ma,
tSstmaul TO tend to hcrses and hueglss
drive delivery wagon etc. Best reference
Address Ssls, this oifice. y
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WANTED TO BUY-Furniture, describe fully
win call and examine. Address P 20 Boz
e0o as1-l9J
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AT oNCE--wanted, physician or some one
with knowledge OF medicine to take half
interest In well established specially prac.
tice Business is too much for one man
Big money for the right party. Must have
from 5000 to $500 cash. No others need
answer. Address d. II. l., SSi Main street.
Dallas, Texas. Is
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BUGGY AND HARNESS as new. also
one horse woaan and harness, In good con
d,'lons your own price. J. w. Moon, siS,a
turgtess avenue. y
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Personal.

LADIES IN distress from suppressed menses
positively relieved by taking Prescription
No 1851; guaranteed or money returned.
lnclose stamp for particulars. Madame
Guillaume. Galveston. TeXas. 2-2O
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DON'T BUY A PIANO until you have seen
our new and elegant styles. now ready for
inspection. Easy monthly payments. G.
janke Co. Music House. sos Main street.
4-i6-i900
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MISS o'CoNNELL has disposed Of her dress
making business to Miss White, her COM
peient assistant for two years, and can
nrc
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SALH-- Bids will be received by
the undersigned until February for the
Pecos red sand stone quarry, machinery.
tools, shops, buildings aud eyerythins be-
and description address II, ?. Van Horn.
TrilEicn. Poems Texas y
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WANTED TO BUY.

WANTED hand laundry. machinery
Address D. J. Hlnson. Leesyille, La. 2
WANTED-Three mules at once. 1901 Mont
!, cnmerv aYenue NJ stark. q
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LIVESTOCK, POULTRY AND EGGS

FOR sALE--A pair OF ANAL young mules
Just the thing for light delivery, can %
seen al sl4 Hamilton street or win trade. g
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4 ADfESi Use Chlchester's English Pennyroyal Pills.
III Beat Safest! Only Reliable. Take no other.
Buy Of your Druggist, or send &C., stamps, for pafc.
plars and Reieftor Ladies' In letter by return mall
ChIehester Chemical Co, PhIlada., Pa
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OPIUM, morphine, WHISKY hab.ts cured "
IS hours without pain or injury to patient
no pay until cured and perfectly satisfied
In case of failure will pay all patients ex.
penses while here also railroad fare hots
ways from any part OF United States. bes
references. Address Matthews Home, Dr.
Harvey NJ Matthews. superintendent. l22'
North Flores street san Antonio, Texas. -
WHEN you are needing a good tent, tarpau.
lin, horse cover OF anything in the line Of
tent makers goods, get the best that art
made and that Is from the reliable tent
makers Kattmann kneeland Tent Co.
Houston, Texas.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-12-20

it," Gathering the little girl
up in her arms, Dora followed
her husband, who had taken
the boy. upstairs, and placing
the child on the bed tucked her
carefully in, then kissing the lit
tie one good night she went over
to the boys bed. What splen-
did looking child" she said, so
like my husband. Good night,
my little man." she whispered.
kissing the childish lips. Then
turning to her husband, she
said: God grant that your
choice of mother for your lit.
tie ones be not in vain" And
had you seen the look of happi.
ness on the children's faces as
they took their places in church
the next morning, between
their parents, you would say it
had not been in vain.-Evan.
gelist.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-12-20

Mr.. Graham must have found
it rather difficult to find the
mother. At any rate, it took
him out very often, and finally
he told the children that if they
wanted a mother he would have
to go away for a few days. The
children consented reluctantly,
because it would be more lone.
some than ever without papa,
and mothers seemed dreadful
hard things to buy" Roland
contided to Esther.
Papa will not be away so
long, after ALL" Roland cried
with delight when on arising
the day before Christmas he
found a telegram from papa an
nouncing that he and mamma
would be home thai evening at
seven o'clock. For Dora had
refused to be away longer, say
that "if she was to be a Christ.
INNS present she must be home
in time"
Seven o'clock came, but the
train was delayed. and it was
past ten before Mr.. Graham and
wife reached home. Opening
the door quietly, so as not to
arouse the servants, who had
given up looking for their mas
ter until the morrow. Mr.. Ora HIM
stepped into the library, where
the light had been left burning.
Going over to the fire, in front
of which stood a large chair. he
stopped in surprise, and a look
of tenderness came into his
eyes.
Dora, look, they have wait
ed for thefr mamma he said to
his wife who had followed him,
and now stood looking down on
on the two little children in
their night robes. curled up in
the chair with their arms around
one another. fast asleep. They
had been put to bed, but, feel
ing thatif papa said he would
come he would surely be there,
they had slipped out of bed and
down into the library where
thew had waited until exhaust
ed. Then, settling themselves
in the chair, they had told one
, another they would just shut
their eyes to rest them, but they
would be sure not to go to
sleep.
"Poor little darings!!" Dora
exclaimed leaning down lover
them, while her eyes filed with
tears. lyon shall never be
lonely again if / can prevent
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-12-20
Pointed Paragraphs.

Woman is a compilation of
contradictions.
Changing ones mind is often
a very clever trick.
The man who hesitates often
loses 4 good opportunity.
If man refuses to be con-
soled his is a hopeless case.
Forwardness proceeds from
ignorance oftener than from i'm
2udence.
If a man does his duty to
himself he does his duty to all
the world.
The only thing that is worse
than hearing a woman whistle
is s.., cry.
Probably the most difficult
thing in the world to learn is
to know thyself."
Some men are like needless
they never do any work unless
they are hard pushed.
A wise wife increases her
hold on her husband by holding
her tongue occasionally.-Chi-
cago Daily News.