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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-08

- ssa for all you want in Carpets OF
nYNfifS Furniture at lowest prices.
asj Hsisl HOUSE & HERMANN. 7th
VI Uu1s and 1 (Eycl sts
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICE-Fo members of X. OF
L.. 1916: Special meeting OF great in
terest will be held at the Saengerbund Hall.
S1i C Street northwest, THURSDAY EVEN
ING. FEB. s, 1900. at 1880 O'CLOCK. All
members Of X. Of l.. of good standing are
invited to be present. 1t
SPECIAL NOTICE.-The Executive Com
mittee of the Washington Humane
Society offers a reward of one hundred
dollars to the person who will furnish
them evidence leading to the apprehension
and conviction OF any one who has hitherto
locked a horse in the District Of Columbia
by cutting the solid part Of the tail.
fe7-tf AMELIA S. STOWELL, Sec'y.
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At HeCht's Greater Stores Thursday.
Second. Edition OF the
Colossal Reduction Sale.
Bargains in DCmestics..

A lot of Apron Gingham Rem
nants in assorted checks Worth 1zc
&C. tor'.... ..-................. JS
An odd lot OF Outing Cloths. me-
aium grounds. pretty designs; &c
tnDieaehed Canton Flannel REM
nants. heavy twilled: good AzC
lengths; Sc value 4S
New Spring Percales. light. medium.
and dark grounds: striped and figured
effects; regular IL 1-2c value. E7c
Fine, closely woven sheer india
Linen Remnants; good lengths: G3C
worth SC to II 1-2c, at...... Va
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Knee Pants, l5c.
A Special Bargain in Ladies
Suits.

We have selected about so Ladies'
Spring Suits. in Cheyiut. Serge. vene-
tian. and Camefs Hair Cheviot All are
handsomely made in the newest fash
ion. The regular selling price OF this
lot is Sl99s. We give you un- 20 90
restricted choice at VO.OJ
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peMsMer asp pEsr OF AL.

Whss I'm looking back sefoss the time werD
pages
0f NJ hssa n sssra, ono ians J always see,
Jsst onp ppnile fanp, TINT alters Del nor ages,
nut sppms now and ~nppIlDnIp The same ~ me,
1 isD feel i lppine band N mine inisiDlBR
When my %talierips nllilJ'ah aieps were lsln 10
iall
with ia wstebtul eyer libe stars upon M shin,
Ing
IT'S lla face ibai rpmpmbep best " slli
When | leek around and mesnorp u bringing 4,
nack sgalD ihp ilbenl fonpa " long aao,
6enRA thai ever down iba balls " linz arp rims
Ing,
beHEs that spl NY listening youthful hFnI
asiDw,
Al ile Visions bright % years gone by iOP Nil
M,
And they seem 20 hold my spirl, IN ihrI l'Il
Uui the simple hlr y deaf yoinn laeJ ~ Va i'
~ The song hat ! ypmambe, bpal " o.
When | dream " Nh The %alaIna~ tbai
And he sunshine lbal has made lfs's .hy4
BRIGHT,
When ! long from VII The ioil " nppib 81 rT
Til lhe iawnibp 81 ihp 1ay lla' } N' y
Dtghi,
| remember MI The love lho pppla lpye mn i@'
And ihe happiness TIM illpt Them ppel,
Mi i m"pilppla love nnl ~ ibU Joy Il lrauRIi Bp
" The love TINT lpNnWber bpPl ~ All
Clifton BlHHbOm ID Chambers J00rDai
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Vbs NDaUuh Army nMpev,

III olnpn hnya N lnglnnh lhp avmy
ami tho nhnrnh NAln The only mnAA
nm could W my WHY hR nNnHllpvNl
arlhlnnrnllN, for lhns olnlmad almost u
m0nOpOly NJ nhyAloNl Nn0 mental pOW
W. Vlmna hNpH phnnunn, hnl mo noW'
ON lhNl Nnnlln Whnl ~ nnn WhnI N
n0l NrlAlnpmllp Nlp Intensely nonAppYA
llYn nnl lhny Alln UNFOLD Iln nlnlMA ~
Tho army W distinction NJ lhlA A0rlr
llp soldier, ~ A@llhnhhn NY service
~ HE sovereign, Iha rhp0HnlNel lNnl
NJ me MrlaI0npN0y, N M hplnnWln1Hn1
AUnNnllW ma member NJ I'M nlNhH,
Vim military element represents lhp
plRalnNl Gnrpn NJ lla country, N Whlph
my HAlrnMlW lhR lnNl nnlnNl MnHI
hn mANnl NnN m w NIllanIH ,NEh \ nnI
~ lhp rNNnA pNWNpl WNlNh ~ nHHnWpN
IN In NlIHINnlNll0r Ihn Anlllprr IOnr
draws hJH. lnnNnn dlrppllE FrNln lhp
alnle nhA u mn N0mnnNnl. N Hpnk Wv
lhf0f NJ lhp KnnnIhI nNhllpl ~ mem
hnIh M nlhnT nTnlnHHlnnA WnHh ,lIn N
independent NJ hn nnnnlNl ,lnnnfnfn
Anl MhAaNIn lna M atlanta hlAh IN An'
plAl IAAk Ana fHleam lAhaoh An
kMHlHr
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aamfiAlnx rnE AnlhlnKr

Vbn anRaInRsa lAT al0Hk mnIknl llpa
IN hla speculative aEA nnaH, Iinl nllInl
and Ila 6WlNdlng GRGr0l0r ma amy N
ANHsIp lha Nnlt NJ hIR nlaAl hNlarp
M Fnhllq u lNanpG IlQ, ,I1IlW n plI0ll
half nolkfl hoaka and MI lleIr hflNrR'
DAH. WhaR VIII lhh DNhll0 .undMrr
hlnQa lhnl IHnNlhhlh Wdil rehabilitation
hInkrla. never fgnnfHeann N HllQh dlh
lnnnlDhln RnMhllnH mllhAda m. amin
Va pHlAll eualalnt When WIN N0R
lfnAdIA g0lnnWNnIl NE fnfI .lINNl Ill
llnn Nv nFln ngnIlnH ftlihmnNlnR N.
anpnmnnlA nnd nNInnHannIln IlllR III
lnlnIpal nv NIHllA .llnl la WI dDNn NJ
nllft M u fNaLltlnNa lnllHHil From
Wlnll lllr, .lVilllnl iaNHllp lan lIlihlf
rIsHlelh WppklEI
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InrLurnl n Mllnnnn.

lDlenao suffering WIS epdpred ny VT,
moss y, ~ Mnrtip III Diyio, Ky, before
he gnyo his eyideDpei " ooDghod eyory
night until by thponl WIS Denrly mwI
Men tried DR. Kings Nov Discovery
which gnye Instant pnllof have DsoJ
N IN my fnmlly for foW years md recon
mend " ~ The pgeHlnsl remedy for
coughs, colds and 0ll thronl, chest md
lung troubles, " VIII stop lbe worst
cough, md not only prevents bpl abso,
lulply pnpes consumption Price 800 md
Sl,00, Every bottle guaranteed, Trinl
h0Llloh free % OhnppIN DrnR Co.'s,
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Artificial vlausrs,

0Rg nj mhhl0n lnliRl GanTlnaa IN M
me m nrHn0l gaWfIa I'M thp pIlnGl
NhlWpnf M lllplnR faalllnnaL AIUn.
GInI hld0ulR halR llln aInRlN FAHl and \
, NJ A. |, Ny. n. |! A, " , VA J9|iGqfa Nv R I,,,
hGHllnh llnll RlnnINl nNnlns tlfM ~
lnIr RnUnIUUna lnl1lllla ,nnn lIlula ~
Inhpa nlNllldhl WHlnlnN Rlnlsa .hl Nla
iarl0 linn md tnllnuH allnI. nqFnlH
ndGTn mo lNlllllp Ann Fphll1n Alln llnf
MN llln hhlTlR M nltln M lnllf. llln wv
aaA I'm WIN MalNFfsnNH rHfHh
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Tho Nenpai nlhhnn. Eop he Wnlsh

The NGNpHf Hibbnns For the WnlHil
TllN plhb0n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hlNe maze
lhplp HprlnR ribbons very SOFT IN ION
inpp, ~ IhNt lhp bows mnS bo ~ either
0np OF soynpnl shades crushed together
lIkn \ chou ~ onbbnRp IoAoil0, 70 doc
Dvntp HE Ipll allo ~ Tho oopange NV lbs
front W Tho soft bell, InlInln ~ HI
WnOyn, md IN Tho lnnoy limos Ih0 hem
stitched aud corded elyeolA arp lWnl'
pDnl IN ono color md Win white on
any slOlu All liDls npe light ana w
l0oklng over y simple book strawberry
rod, llght h0bs aud pnelal blues, cream,
hlAnk Nnd lolloale gpennA show W ~
tho exclusion ~ other inns HenHHfnl
enAhpp Dnl nonkllpa have ~ aNoh aHl y
Hover design w velvet effect md bp'
low thIa u donp silk fringe the aAah'
pA mo 10 h0 worn 0n me lefl NJ lhe
front, ana Tho Hos form u o0llnr AMI
bow Win long ends Ton Inch shot
lnflnla. ribbon IN white and Q0lora VIII
bo worn IN Tho anmn manner Ladies'
Home journal
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4 Keen, glenr l,rp,p,

iNNl heat feelings, your seoul poeItlon
op business pllQpeas. depend lnrgely on
the perfect notion ~ yOnI at0murh md
lger' ~, Klng'e Now LIfe Pills give
Increased strength 4 kean, ola0r brnIn,
hlgh ambition, A ~ cont box VIII mako
y9n feel HE 4 now being, Sold ny
OhRnDte Dpla lD,
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A pNst uiGylja Rider

VIII often. receive pnInfnl outs, aprAIge
XvnlqU .SNNlye'' Nib MD tHp pelh ''Hnui' .honl
thu injury, Tia tha gSnlIHt'A friend,
HNvpaI 1i6allng. aIApped hWdn sore lpp,
burns, nlnala md pllpa, nNro glnrdQ'
tool Only aha WY II, Sold by nhnpple
nplla ll0,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-25

consider II not only u pleasure but u
duty ! owe 10 my neigbbors ~ toll about
the wonderful olIpn effected IN my ense
by the timely Dsn ~ ChnWberlnin's Collie,
ih0larD md DiarphWn Ilemedy, WIS
taken very badly with Dug md procured
. bottle ~ ibis femedy, A tow aoaes of
( elfepLnd . permanent cure, take
pleasure IN recommending N 10 others
suffering from Tint lveDdful disense, j.
w lynch, Door, W, w, This remedy ~
sold BIZ Ohnpplo DING %.
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u, n, Hood, %luAtlno eF, tbp poNno,
Crosby, MleA, mnkae tha folhwlngetnln.
MenlL oan certify thnt One Mlnuts,
Cough oNre VIII Do ~ tbnt " claimed
tor fov1 !, h. N.Y. ,yu y,1T e. s9 !, !, nSI ,s sss pG Go brent,
hna also bappnled my Whole fawilyp y
nale Immediately md cures ,lN t1T0nt
md LnnE LI0nhl0a, Ohnppln DrlR %,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-25

HhoopIng cough my children I.n.aa contracted ,a.,seisa
spells va bad Used Chamberlnlns
aronp and naturally turned 20 il III TINT
time and found II relieved the cough and
effected Il complete cure John w. Cljf-
ford, proprietor Norwood House. Nor.
wood. N, Y, This remedy IN for sale by
GhHpple Drug Go,
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lJOW Ii YOuy WItep

Has she Lost her benntyY, II, 80, con
etlpntloQ, indigestion, SICK heoauohe nre
principal nnIaea. NAEpg n|pyWo Noai
ln!y, Vglee W eela' and NJ ata, Money
Refunded results Hre pot satisfactory,
H0ld hy Uhappln Drug Qa,
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yNs U,v now nm Wab,'s Wu,,

Nppy his bows NJ anlln plhhnn .Nyp
thp pplnolnNl UlmmlnR Nn lille alllh
winter lNNlAr lhn hnW N erected w
fl0nl anll etnnla hlah HE n pnllHnlp
lNnll N nnW nrnlprlnn w HnlNnl Wv, lhe
rnahlNnnhln hnl lnr HlllHl lNAl, NJ II n
ynr lhNll mnllprh millinery A nnNh|n
hnnl nj Yplf0l IN NnaHpd npNnnd nlp
grnWn Vlls. HpnpNA ~ ~ lln hnlpl
pplVnt hAnns fnr mo pl0Wn .pn0 allk NJ
tNlln hnWH fnr lln 'front.' van IN nnl
pnn 0NI|la Napl Mnpl w ,lFlmmlnR Nlgl
tnr. hAlh nalrlnh fnNlnrA nIp HEED
aud " N n0llpnahln lhnl llpy nIl llnK,
NJ Toward lla, flnnl anl nllnp lln nYnI
lhn hrlDb. Wllll n llfnlNnn lIlln lln
hr0w NJ, lhN NlIln maid HllFnl II ,nann
FIN draw hng nlnWn M hlIna hnlA
Thg hrlIn M thlA mnlnl N QfIpn madn
NJ fplf hoaFdH atlIahed laealhaF
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WOMAN AND
A Hue sI0th Isde0r Drsss-Nss'sss
Ribbons For the waist go
Charming Has,

The indoor dress represented fnD do
made either Of pnaiel blue OF IiflD
rlotl, The oorsngp opens over u front
or yellow gnlpDrn, DDil The upper sll'
OF Tho sleeves IN Of tho Hnnln,
The skirt hna plniis over The hips hpd
III very full around Tho bottom, IL IN ID
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A CbupU,luM JtDt,

The charming hnt AhoWn IN tho nlNH,
trnll0D hne tho rolling bplM e0ynlen
Win waved binds ~ hlo0k allk, which
ArA mounted Oh h0nyy black lNllal The
crown 0f tnllp N ennlrolpd Win These
waved alIk hpndH, narrowly spn0ad'
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"Afier suffering from severe dyspepsia
oyer twelve years and using many
remedies without permanent good ]
VpplIy took Kodol Dyapepsln Cure, u
did mo No much good ] recommend " W
everyone" writes j, E Watkins, clerk
and recorder, C%hillieotbe, Mo. u digests
what y0D ant Ch1ppIe Drug 90,
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DeWill's Little Enrly RIsere Hre the
Hneal pills oyer used, -. j. Moore,
MllIbvogkJ Ain, Jbey quickly gpva MI
liver md bowel troubles, Gh0pple Drug
iin
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NLAnN NlLN AkN INAInNnhl

while qnpylng VNNnd lhp rlahl Side IN \
hpNnllrnl lOnR, hlnnk fenlIon Al HE
lnlt llnro w on DrllHlla kn0l NJ hlnak
inll0, nl0rn0a WIN AlrnlHhl hnnNa NJ
nllk Iln center hpIng NJ lhn mile only
N enriched WIN \ lNraN g0lN pin, mud
lhn pnd N grNnolnllS nl0h0d nhdap lhp
hrImp phllNdnlnhIn hNNa0n
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nLNE ALOllLl DllLNh

doDlod " The bottom " Tho npP0H VIII
n pIppo ol gnlpuUe showing heDeniD ll1
lDloNlnlIona Tho oollNp md whist
bDnd npA NJ velvet 10 maloll llp ololA
Paris llopAll
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-01-16
WHITNEY s. MARSH, LTD
The kniehtine OF Eliot.

ashington. Jan. 1.-The announce
ment that Charles N. Il. Eliot of the
British Embassy is among those receiv-
ing the Queens New Years honors,
being made Knight Commander Of
the Order Of st. Michael and st. George,
was received with great interest in
diplomatic circles here, as Mr. Eliot IL
well known and universally esteemed.
When the Samoan difficulty reached II
critical stage last summer Mr.. Eliot
was designated MS the British Commits
sioner for Samoa, joining Baron Stern
burg of Germany and Bartlett Trip of
this country in trip to Samoa. which
had the sanitary effect OF relieving the
immediate trouble and paving the way
for the inal adjustment Of the Sam-
oan question. Throughout the di .Iicul-
ty Mr.. Eliot acted in such way as to
win not only the strong approval of
his own Government, but also the best
wishes from the authorities in Wash
ington, SO that the honor now con-
ferred on him is gratifying to State
Department officials as well as to his
associates Of the diplomatic corps.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-01-16
NAVY WIRELESS TELEGRApHY.

Washington, jan. 5.-Rear Admiral
Bradford, chief of the Bureau of
Equipment, has again called the atten-
ton of Secretary Long to the desira-
bility of conducting naval experiments
with wireless telegraphy There is a
disposition in the Secretary's Office to
await the conclusions of the investiga-
ton now being made by the Lighthouse
Board. Admiral Bradford upon in
vestigation learned that the board had
submitted an estimate to Congress for
$4,000 for erecting stations at points
on the coast and outlying lighthouses,
but the estimate contained no provi-
sion for experiments. In view of this
fact he has asked the department to
again take the matter of naval expert
mentation with the system under con-
sideration.
The importance of the system to the
navy is very great, naval officers de-
clare, and 1t is hoped by them that the
Secretary will deem It advisable to
transmit an estimate for $50 600 to
the naval bill.
Reports from South Africa indicate
that On account of iron ore in the
mountains considerable difficulty is be-
ing experienced In communicating with
the MarConi system. It is thought by
naval officers that taCTe will be no
difficulty at sea, but army authorities
deeply dgploro the effect Of iron in the
earth on the system, and they hope
that something will be developed to
abolish this interference to successful
communication.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-01-16
The Orpheum Closed,

At 6 o'clock last evening the Or
pheum management was notified by
the Board Of Health that it had been
decided that the Orpheum be closed I'M
til further notice. In accordance with
these instructions no performance was
given. Numerous seat holders were dis
appointed and a hardship inflicted on
the theatrical staff, but the interest AMI
veal Of the community at large must
he maintained.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-01-16
LOCAL AND GENERAL,

There was no session Of the Cabinet
this morning.
Lieut.. Leslie is out of the hospital
and able to be about again.
Pretty little fotos rs for so cents, at
j. ]. Williams Photo Parlors.
Horses and rigs may be kept now at
WAIKIKI now in the stables at Long
Branch.
The Australia is due from San Fran
cisco tomorrow morning with four days
later news.
Captain Parker captured horse and
wagon left unhitched near the Bulletin
Office this morning.
w. w. Bledsoe, X. b. Rice, J. d. Lev
eson and II. N. Carter have been ap-
pointed Custom House guards.
The band did not play at Emma
Square last evening because of the fail
ure of the electric lights to work.
J. p. Howatt and II. ]. Taylor have
been promoted to be dlscharging in
spectoIs on the Custom House force.
In the Police Court this forenoon two
cases OF selling spirituous liquor
against M. j. Simos were nolle prosd.
The Citizens Sanitary Committee
has;an important notice to the general
public in today's issue Of the Bulletin.
The Minister Of Public Instruction
has issued an order that all public
schools in this district BIS closed See
New To-day.
Ex-Inspector Of Customs II. !. Allen
has been put in charge Of the Mary II.
Foster to remain aboard as long as re-
CURED and to be paid by Theo. II. Da.
yies & Co., Ltd.
The lie Munyon Photo Supply Co
will receive on the Australia the larg-
est line Of moulding that ever came to
Honolulu, also tn eiatest machinery to
make up same into frames.
The higher courts are practically
closed, the judges having told the
clerks to so out on sanitary duty. Any
important matter not admitting of de-
lay may be called up whenever neces-
sary.
The engagement of Miss Katherine
Mcneil, q member of the Boston Lyric
Opera Co., and DIR. Walter Hoffman,,
government bacteriologist, Is announc-
ed. The wedding will take place on
February 1.
At the citizens meeting yesterday
afternoon Judge Whiting offered his
room in the government building as a
place for the meeting Of the Citizens
Central Committee.
The Doyo Maru hauled alongside the
Pacific Mail wharf yesterday, but was
later on ordered outside by the Board
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-01-16
III oV Els LTT u S.-mxszas.
GEG House Furnishing Goods ESS

CORK ATS colds and abs r5 the mou
bathroom stand thes.
yOurt hath
CHURNS make any easily
cleaned. Simple and
NCAICNG PLATESThv ho six sheets of iy fly
led he pulled off without song the srprtng and
sol carpets furniture and nnpono Protection from first
he al stick, Fly Catcher the market.
Houseuhng Goods Department is the second floor Take the safety
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-01-16
EOxhaII Keen Injured.

London, Jan. ct Is feared that
Foxhall Keene, the American sports
man, who broke his collar-bone while
hunting yesterday, has also sustained
internal injuries.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-01-16

The Evening Bulletin, IS cents per
month.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1900-06-29

Then came sad sad day. Jack re-.
turned from a call. trying to whistle
indinerently, Want Dem Presents
Back" but II soon changed 10 the
mournful tune Of "Forsaken."
No need to ask what the trouble
was. They had quarrelled. For a dav
Jack was studious. He pored over HIS
formerly deserted books, and evident.
ly had decided TO lead a student's
life. He evidently tried to make me
think he didn't care, and whistled
loudly about "A Hot Time In the Old
Town" or college songs, but Jack was
miserable, and we all knew II.
One evening about a week after
the quarrel Jack could apparently en-.
aure Il no longer. He had given us
"fhe Banks of the Wabash" rather
disconsolately. and as he departed he
whistled lust Break the News 10
Mother" With such expression that
ran after him exclaimlng, Jack, don't
be rash. old fellow. It will all come
out all right"
! expected he would return feeling
better, as he usually did, after wan.
dering up and down the street in front
OF her" house, but was not pre-.
pared for the change in him when he
came back The happy expression
was on his face once more, and Jack
was his old self, She's not mad now"
he cried and you will be my best
man month from to-day" and he re.
tired softly whistllng, Faithful and
True I'll Be to You."-Buffalo Times
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1900-06-29
WRESTLING JACK.

To begin with, Jack is loved by
every man In the college. No one can
insist his frank, merry manner. unfail'
Ing good humor and happy face. Even
the grim professor OF mathematics
softens a bit when listening to q reel
tation from Jack.
Not only do all the boys like him,
but the girls, wherever he goes, take
him into their good graces.
Nevertheless, / must state Jack has
one very annoying peculiarly. lie
whistles.
To be sure, whistling In Its proper
place is very well, but whistling from
daybreak until late at night. whistling
on every occasion. whether special or
otherwise, always and everlastingiy
whistling, grew tiresome at times, 10
say the least.
As jacks chum and roommate
have manfully endured more than
many people would believe OF me, and
have even taken a sort OF pleasure In
analyzlng Jacks mind by his whistle.
During the last two years Jack had
had several attacks Of There's Only
One Girl in This World for Me" but
he had been so silent and unsociable
In a recent affair OF the golf links that
I feared that II was indeed serious.
The songs that / heard most OF the
time we're II Love Thee, Adore
Thee" or otis with Love, True
Love. Undying" .
The next week they were not OF
such cheerful caste. Once or twice,
in nom ents Of encouragement, ] even
heard the hymn. ION Jordan's Stormy
Banks I Stand"
One memorable night, after Jack
had tied his cravat fifteen times TO
the tune of 20 Promise Me" he press
ed my hand. on going out, with low
wish me success. old boy. I'm going
TO do or die!"
About II o'clock he returned.
knew by his glorifed face the minute
saw him that he had won her. For
once he was too happy 10 whistle. He
knew no song to express his Joy. He
shook my hand, exclaiming. She's
minel She's mlne!" | congratulated
him heartily and quickly. and then
Jack told me about the wonderful
woman who had promised TO become
his wife.
Jacks wooing seemed to progress
smoothly after that. THE Sweetest
Story Ever Told" and songs OF a sim
liar nature reigned supreme. We gave
a bachelor party" In our den. and
with the help OF couple OF chaperoni
entertained the star" and her friends
Needless to say. I thoroughly ap
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1900-06-29

x. W. viuson has nice line OF Rogers
and Wostsnholm's Pocket Knives and RA.
zors. Also RAzors Of Wade 4 Butchers make.
For sale at low prices.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1900-06-29

Hlbbler-How can | cure my son OF
the notion that he Is a born authorH
scrlbbler-Have him cultivate a
taste for luxurious living, then he'll
be compelled to resort to something
else in order 10 satisfy his cultivated
taste.-New York World.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1900-06-29
Best Made Saddles. Brides & Harness.
10 III n III. MIC HOLLIS.

dAITHIE1S5U MD.
HAVING ENLARGED HIS FACILITIES THE MANUFA FIRE
all Goods the
cry county and the public generally, line of
Saddles Harness. Collars Lap-Robes, Whips Sleigh Bells
and in fact everything in the Sddery BROAD
IN STOCK Also full line of the best BREAST
CHAINS SPREADERS TRACES &C.. kept constantly on hand
Let any desiring anything embrace opportunity
USED. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED in ali cases ~
Address all orders John n NICHOLAS
jan i"-nO' o." Gaihesburg Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1900-06-29
j OBJ p RI N TIN g
LARGE POSTERS, HAHDRILIs,
CIRCULARS,
CARDS, Nu4 RLANxs
BILL-HEADS.
Together with every other description Of
PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING,
Executed with neatness and dispatch.


Yearly advertisers will be allowed 70
cnange four times during the year without
charge. Advertisements should be marked
with time aud space they are to occunv.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-07

AS delegate to the 57th Congress the
vote in the Sixth Precinct, of the
Fourth District stands overwhelmingly
for Parker as follows: