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The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1900-06-08

Dyspepsia is the bane OF the human system.
Protect yourself against its ravages by the use
of Beeman's Pepsin Gum.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1900-06-08

An old friend of Mrs. Hetty Green
said the other day: "Whatever may be
related of her economy, l happen to
know that she never refused a le-
gitimate request for charity. She is
one Of the kindest-hearted women in
the world"
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1900-06-08

The seventeen-year locusts are about
due.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1900-06-08

Keep looking young and save your hair, It's color
and beauty with PARKzR's HAIR BALsAA.
HIsDRRooRHs the best cure for corns. l5cts.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1900-06-08

Falling of the Hair
is caused by dandruff. Coke Dandruf Cure
will stop it or money refunded. S1.00.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1900-06-08

Good avice to Admiral Dewey:
Don't give up the ship."-Yonkers
Statesman.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1900-06-08

Mrs. Mckinley confesses to having
crocheted 1000 pairs of slippers.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1900-06-08

To preserve summer skirts aud dresses
Use ''Faultless Starch" All grocers, lOc.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1900-06-08

Your clothes will not crack II you
use Magnetic Starch.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1900-06-08

Words are but wind, but blows are
unkind.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1900-06-08
Ladies' Can Wear Shoes.

The shortest way to do many things
is to do only one thing at a time.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1900-06-08

Try Magnetic Starch-it will last
longer than n other.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1900-06-08

Use Magnetic equal
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1900-06-08

Hint to Housekeepers
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1900-06-08
Important to nj others.

Ex .nine carefully every bottle of CASTORIA,
a safe and sure remedy for infants and children,
and see that it
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1900-06-08

IN Use For Over 80 Years.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
The sun., 1900-01-16

they have a position Of remarkable
strength on Mt. Taoanyana, which COM
mands the approaches from both Pot
gieter's and richards Driits, SO that il |
the British get across the river their ad-
vance would still be contested fiercely.
At the same time Gen. White would be
able by a sortie to take tie Beers N the
rear. There can be no doubt that Gen.
Butler has put up military telegraph
connecting his positions, and would be
able to give his orders from any part Of
the field. II was also reported that he
had built railroad line in the direction
Of Springfield. He has had time TO com.
plete such an enterprise in the rough and
also TO extend a line some distance along
his right. A railroad would be a great
and perhaps a decisive factor in tbs
transportation OF troops where mos
needed. Al any rate, the battle nov
going on, or to be fought i must be re
membered the Tugela was in flood las
Thursday will be OF such magnitude
nat what has gone before will appea
( like skirmishes,
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HON ne sncnt thc nnInncc.

NO" saa Zcko Perkins as he Glenn
ed t.r mud uif his felt BOOTS on TO Tie
fioor Il amt a kics h = fpllrr when
he, down, but Ab Simpins ain'i a.dr
ser Of charity You know the dea
con give him order 90 me grocery for
81 - help his fambily out on the sane
day that photograph fenrr come 10
towu2
yep" said the man wltA tie uncut
tivatrd lilacs; that was all right.
wasn't IT."
"Sartnly, sart'nly. Il was all right.
AS | said aforr. charityS a gpoh thns.
But 40 goes down TO tin grocery an
buys half bushel O potaIoos. sack o.
cornmeal, hunk o side usal an big
chunk o tobacker. Then he says TO
Smith How much does that come to-
says lie. 'Seventy-nlDe cents. says
Smith What more do yos wantE ne
says. Ab stood an thought for u long
spell Well. smith he says i don I,
know ~ we're nefd,n nrft!ung rlSe
a-tall. II sou can give nr ;hr balance
in money. it'll he better fer me an bet
ter fer iny famhi'r.
"Smlth gives hin the balance. o.
course out o pure CHARITY an I'll he
doggnnaI II be Al,lu,t goan spend Il 10
hear ilie band play IN tllt rhunosraplr
machlnp" Edward Singer IA Indian
apolis Sun.
The sun., 1900-01-16
lLp rolNr CoMRoRT oNlN.
KANSAS SOCIALIST COLONY.
Another Effort 10 solve the Problem
OF Community Life.

Another Effort 10 solve the Problem
of Community Life.
4 socialist or labor exchange colony
which was recently established II miles
northwest III Fort Scott, Kan, will be
augmented In short time ~ mum
ber OF families from different parts Of
the state. including Frank Cotton, edi-
tor OF The Progressive Age, labor eX.
change paper nj Olathe, Kan, Mt
Cotton will move his paper TO Fort
Scott and several new Industries Viii
be added to the number now in opera
ton by this colony. A town site has
been laid oui and q sufficient number
OF lots has been sold to pay for an ~
acre tract upon which the colony Is
located, says the St Louis Globe Dem
ocrat The colony has its own scrip
and everything In the commercial or
labor lines Is done on the exchange
plan. each man getting credit for Just
what he produces
When a member wants 10 build q
house. as n number are now preparing
10 40. br simply calls upon Tie accoNnt
l
/ from the colonial Sawuil Or stores m
for as many workmrn ns 10 wants III
works with them ana draws the sam,
pay In scrip rs they, THIS scrip buy
provisions and Is backed hy some prod
+, uct OF labor or earth before i Is issued
4 When tie house Is completed. Ill
builder moves into it and the account
ant requires him to pay SO much scrl'
per month into the treasury until Al
the scrip issued Tor wages ana materia
has been refunded by him III mar
Instances this system is necessarily /.
tricate, but there Is an exchange PR
vision for every emergency. and u
members cf III" colony all seer
pleased with the operation of I'll
scheme
The sun., 1900-01-16
THE HUMORIsT.

II hear that Blunderson has failed in
business. What Uas the mattcl?'
"He tried TO economize by dtsrinrging
',s typewriter, and iis wife promis d y
10 the work"
"Well2'
''Well, he tried to dictate to his wife
and then the crash came Omaha
World Herald.
The Cook-sure, Oi had another row
wit the Missus, an Oi dunno if she'd
loike me to lave or not.
The Maid-She hasn't said anything
to me, Bridget.
The Cook-Bedad! il she wanted me to
SHAY Ord lave. an ii she wanted me TO
lave Ord shtay!-Pnck.
Mrs. Brown--Our language is full 81
misnomers. Far .astance, met man
pnce who was perfect bear, and they
called him a civi engineer.
Mrs Smith Yes, but that 10 not 80
ridiculous as tbs man they call teller"
ia bank. He wont tell ynn anything
asked one the other day how much
money Mr.. Jones had on drposlt and h-
just laughed at me.--ColIier's Weekly.
"Maria, Maria, why (puff, puff can't
The sun., 1900-01-16
rhe Doc ana ner Fnwn.

Fawns when first dropped are for
some hours unable to stand. The doe
do. u5 rema4a hrslde them bul PAGES
s.owiy tulul n considerable do.
tai. E,rly uo@ aui tl,n she giyee
Halle tituiuloGs .patirS call.at sound
Of which the fawn Lifts l;s head and
tries TO struggle TO is feet Should Il
man or dog appear meantime the doc
runs away In straight line, but lag
gin%ly anl Laltlng, as though herself
huri Ento death. Napn she thinks 4ht
Las lrs,l Tie e3ciaY far enough away
81 rgi ~ tree eieai tiyt2. iylla, Will
tal.t htr III one OH Of si-ht. at!l gre
BACK III rat iaa3 ep seven lasur
boo.s. Eut If lrfi uulisturbed sEy
keeps Lp Ills nac.us unil he sers l,
fa@n @apG.a: lheu paehs daIrl y
away Ii ,trrighi liup choosing II
wavq ruc raSU9i gaae As hhr pacas
she CAV. fatutly aul eyry now aac
then halts. locking over her shoulder
to see II she Is followed
The sun., 1900-01-16
Nova Atalantn YindeN.

am not a living picture
OF a classical athlete,
have never made touch down nor goal
My sporting blood believe me,
Wouldn't bum at fever heat,
If CHANGED 70 put golf ball N hole
Yet, whene'er read the story
Ot that foot race long ago,
Which Hippomenes from Atalanta won
And realize tie lady
Didn't g, decent show
feel like making trouble with gun
Atalanta, being swifter
Gould have left the man, with ease,
parasang or two behind her back
But when she'd try TO distance
The sly Iippomenes
He Would drop golden apple on tie track.
How I'd like to ace the settling
OF thai very old account,
see fair ~ellesley make the Crimson heroes
pale,
Soc smith get square v th Princeton
For "A very large anount
Yale.
wouldn't flesh snh blood he rebel
Wouldn't justice be n myth.
II sou saw our half back battered by giri
VINO, then, could keep from Vel il z,
"You have lost your side combs, smith
or, say. Wellesley, say your hair ont OF
cufl!'
les, twill he the same old story
the Grecian maid, MS fate,
! Aud again will AtnlAnia have % yieI4
| II she doesn't lose by trying
! 40 keep her hat IN straight,
4 Why, then, drop ioN Of caniy On the
field.
Edward r. Burns a Boston collcgo r1aquet
The sun., 1900-01-16

you (faugh!) let me buy my own. Christi
mas cgars|ii !. Y e't Y. ~ !. ~,
u didn't bay any ChFistp6s. cigar s.ior
you this time, John. Thnse are snm g 81
the cigars ynu bought to give TO YOU !,
friends Last fall when you thought you
were a candidate for office -Chica 70
Tribune.
"Dco whispered the voice 81 the
tempter
NO, can't bring mNseti 70 prefer
nature over other ctedi,nis said thr
honest bankrupt, aud scrnpuIon-v e
Trained from committing snlcdc n
Detroit journal
81 would recommend this hosiery,
madam, with the stripes running Up and
down
Thank you, young man, but I'm nj
as stout as look. Cleveland Plain
Dealer
The sun., 1900-01-16
ADJUSTMENTS.

Everyone : undoubtedly iami lar with
t6r ln,t thnt "Thr Lttle Minister" n.
p,odnced by Mr.. Charles fr"hman :
con pany achieved y r marka able success
Il Mas seen in NV \ 'rk Tor 800 nights
and at every performance without 4
sttglr exception the theatIe was Gro Ndt,i
Is lie doors. Since having New fo'S
wherever II has appeared he same story
i t. Id every srai sold long before ne
company arrives II Nil be- presented
"A Tie q era Home u mkt Thursday
rivht b, tie Charles Fr"nnan Company.
Tie production viii be IN every Nay AZ
excellent one.
The sun., 1900-01-16
Carlisle Indian Band For Paris Ell
DOHitlOn.

The Carlisle Indian school authori
ties have about completed arrange
ments with the commissioners Of the
Paris exposition FOR the trip OF the
school band 10 the exposition this sum,
lner. The expenses will be met hy a
tour through the United states before
ire trip. ami Howard + Pew of New
York city. formerly with Sousa and
Gilmore has been elected manager OF
tile Indians, says the New York Trib.
me. He recently arrived at Carlisle.
n. and viii arrange for the American
taar. which WIN begin soon S&ty
Illan musicians Gndcr Dcnnison
Nheeloc' OF thr Oneida tribe, VIII
constitute tho travelling band, and the
luagic pGaYed VIII Include works Of The
masters as wei Us representative
American muaic
The sun., 1900-01-16
uI.tm,.In,,ion.

During one II tn Napulronic earn.
paIgns a 'rruchmnn WAS trprrl ul hy
n sppnt cannon BAN. bui without being
injured ID any way He thought both
his legs had been carried OF and ny
OH the ground all night. suffering *
crucia,ing agony and never moving for
fear Of encouraging the hlecdlng. NeNt
day tie medical officer coming around.
Said il him Whit hns happened 10
you. coHradpI' "Ah" he answered.
pra4r touch ne gently \ cannon
ball has CURVED Of both nly Irgs"
The sun., 1900-01-16

Manager Dockstader never felt the nr
ce slty i,,r lalg,r 81 more than on
IA nrday afternoon and evening, When
IN ugh prnp G Wrrr turned away 10 M,
ra thralrriu tl,- dnnr- tir srcnnd time.
NGrmNoud a. q hl- trained mohkrNs :
,ravrd nne 81 tie b. Il aitractlnns lht
,an.r has r,er offered aud will rrtnrrt
..rr b.iut. he r4usc nf tile season ThrN
ne at the Auditorium ia Philadr lphia
lIls week.
The sun., 1900-01-16
pEIAWARE pIVISION.

FNr - Castle, i3, u. M; 2.35, Az
and 65S D. "a week days
For l>wrs, s.l3 a. M; i.27 p. IN, week
id
tm Dover, Huntington and Delmar,
r., l.oi q. d, 4.27, b.hS and 1911 p.
~ s,nbayz, ~ .. n.
fm Wyoming and way stations, 2.3o
y ~. a',.k dsvs
tSlarsr q, Cape Charles. Old Point
nulton aud %mfnik " ~ d. M, week
i,sr, an Il Il nivht, dniiy
TkAIN~ .EANF EktIAl, STREET STA
TloN, PHILADELPHIA,
FOR Tit "tST.
Na "a da,iN, Flushing, hIcago, Gin
dnnnii, l>nnlsville and 81. Louis
Dilmng ar
49, o. dally for P,ushurg and Chi
cnsu Nu cnacier 10 l'iitshug.) Linn
ned ~ t~o hntfrl farnr Cars.
. z p ~. dallv, "I.imited," Pittsburg,
Chlcago Cleveland Toledo, Cincin'
naii l0uisvile and ST. Louis. Din
q N daily, Pittsburg, and Cleve'
lard
I' "a p M daily, Pitt4burg, Chicago
Nashville via Cincinnati) lndianapo'
H. and i l4uir. dining Gar
~ y ~ dddN, iittshhrg ana ChlcaFoi
t. ! 'ird", except saturday.
4 lnih q q, daily, Plttsl urg, Cincinnati'
I4misvillr, Cleveland and st. Louis.
II. ~ u II. daily, Pittsbnrg and Chicago
daily fnr Knoxville, via Shenandoah
Valley Route; Tor Cleveland, excep'
~arurdav
81 Congressional Limited Express.
~ v--tihnle Pnrlor Cars and DINING
tar No extra fare other than the ususl
l'ni'uan charge
a ldmii,d Express, vestihul e Parloi
a'- N.ritfnl. Passenger Coaches anN
lrniug Car n" extra fare.
Eip Wilmington Transfer Company
~ rai tur and check baggage Huin
h-iplp 1sd f.Hidrncsa
t,r frr,tri information, passeNEvi'ss
s,t r.hripl u The ticket agent a' W
J. d. HUTCHINSON. J.R WOOD
Gen. Manager. Gen. Fess' A1'N''
The sun., 1900-01-16
Nicr nnngins.

Ro',e, 'i,alr o. thr coIonlal office
was anxious 10 have executions 10
MALTA elrrirlunl unp' humanity So hc
consutpl AIarwnul AInrwnud strong
ly advised me "lnng drop and ex
planned las pEn process thus: "Thprr
wnS MIR l''nrr II small man gave
him Six fuul drop and ! llnssurr yon.
Sir liz passed lUI Hike summer
hevp" .rhui Reminds Me," by Sir
Edward Russell.
The sun., 1900-01-16

n9eucca as does nos celnpPft Will bht
EIgnity and decency Of the heatment Of
serious questions. The Legislature OF
Pennsylvania, when il gets iteelf to-
gether, Is doubtless q grard aggregation
81 atateamanship, but it has just nothing
at all 70 do with executive appointments
10 f1ll vacancies in the United States SEN
ase. The constitution of Pennsylvania
is a comprehensive and revered instru'
msnt, but Il does not outrank, annul, or
eplace any section or clause OF the Con
tntion Of the United States. Perhaps
tollies that characterize the fight
INST Quay, the malice that shows up
ery movement against him, may be
y the reasons why he so signally
phs over his enemies when they
20 to the people.
The sun., 1900-01-16
erArr u anno. lIry n IoLtno.

IIttS 'i NtY,
FRANZ LnESEY makrs oath that ",
II n ,,r Inr'tet Il u,e tirn ui +
CmgNEl & ouiASY, dong hu-in = il
ne tuN ~ ran a., tnuty aud Statr
ri ~ saln and liar .aid hrn " pay ~,
-lm Il ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS fm
-ch ann tv,ry care oi tATARRH that
Gamma ~ cured " tie use uf HALL's
CAT RRH uRE
FRANK J. CHENEY.
sworn tn bel,rt me- and subscribed IN
my lre" a., tlis 9Th day Of Deceni ber,
4 y 1856.
A. " EASON,
sFAL NOTARY luBLIC.
flau'. CAtarrh Core + taken Internal.
II, ami acts Hlrfrrly ~ the bead and
mucous n,fac.r II tie system. send foI
tcstimnnial-. i'er,
r. j CHENEY q CO., Toledo, O
Sold hy Drn.g, 75c.
Iiall'r tnmi'y P'lls are he hest.
The sun., 1900-01-16
oLDPOINT COMFORT, RICHMOND
AND WASHINGTON.
six.day Tour via Pennsylvania Rail.
road.

The first of the present series Of pr.
/, onally Quoted tours TO Old folnl
/ comfort, Richmond and Washington VIA
re Pennsylvania Railroad will leave
sew York and Philadelphia on Satur-
lav, February 3.
Tickets, including transportation,
npais en- route in both directions, trans
els Of passengers and baggage, hotel nc
commodatious at Old Point ComiGrt,
Richmond and Washington, and carrlagr
rlde about Rchmond-in fact, etert
necessary expense for a period oi slx
days--aill be sold ~ rate Of t3i ~
rom New York, BROOKLYN and .,rMarl ;
So. so from Trenton; s3l 90 from PIMA
delphia, and ptoportlonate rates from
| other stations.
4 OLD PuINr COMFORT uSll.
Tickets to Old Point Comfort only n.
\ cluding luncheon "a gon z trip, one and
three.folrths days board at that place,
ana good TO return direct by regular
trains ithin six days, will be sold ~
connection with this tour At rate q
i SIS 90 from New York Sl3 80 from
Trenton: Sl2 80 from Philadelphia
ana proporllunate rates from othe
points.
For itineraries and full information
apply To ticket agents; Tourist Agent
1875 Broadway. New York. = Cout
street, Brooklyn; 7S9 Broad street Ne"
TX, \ J or Geo, ". Boyd, Asslstan
General Passenger Agent, Broad stree
lation, Philadelphia.
The sun., 1900-01-16

Readers 81 Z .ngWilPs book, "Children
III thr Ghtttu,' will rraitly recall thr
nnntnt caldtndlcturV, uut Thoroughly
'nuslt q character ,h tie Hebrew p"tt
Gnn tialicia, Mrichitsedrk fsnchas.
rh4y Wll therefore be prn-r,i a. EARN
mat tlds chnIAci, II " rirctly ieallzei
in Il,r play ui tie sAne name, which
{ mirs tnihe GIand 0peia llDuse Saiur-
tn, evening, lalirnlv ~ Nil'lA'n
y mis-. who pays II e pat, y cnn'ld' rel
nt,,.=ntt thp clrN,rr,t character con tulahs
M ne American ettgr, and dutlhg lhe
~ ,ert Eug lish engagement ol tht c'a'
laty tIr Lndpn puprr- ndmiit'd ihal
tr,.y Hal no, t.is rpp-rlor on the o'h'r
-ljr. He las ltrIiuuiy lcrn noted -
-. ctcstiura ~ tie POLITE Luhatic ~
\ .rh,. Belle uf Nm Nnk, aud Baver
st,ck IA "lli- Escrllency thr doveru"f
tut piucha- j. hi- nirirr piece y =
ti,nL merely 10 tear him pr inounce ls
.xtraotd,nary name, aud throughout tNr
MA, he k,eps -lflctly 10 The highest
,...,,p,i, m.thndp He rrenlt y tnii I"
~ \ tema kabe Character -krich ain'ds'
/, ry,I, ui aGmiiabe "rs, i"r "iltl u
Ir,,rpanv incndng Wlllnn LatkaN",
Rob Il ri. -,t. AZ ln l1stina, Mnr
l1.ti,lN, K R,-ni,.l VI 1ri-nn, Ada D~Nrr
nh Burg atd Ma't Iaint rro, tht
ar,nr n,nsl med- Wulk fr -Lrcial d.
nnCii.n Puchar hlds ialI I" pass mt
! pro,,Ib ~ tie type ii literary ~"
maniUc
The sun., 1900-01-16
PERTINENT PERSONALS.

IL. ~. AdluNGli, vi l1OulHNAllNt -
informs the Washington Poet that aitr'
Ave years Of strenuous effort TO establish
the lyceum system in the Southern
States, gratifying success has been at
tanned. The larger, and many Of the
smaller, cities OF the South now have
their lyceums and all Of them are sue
ceeding.
The former military camp at Montauk
Point, which few months ago Was fairy
awe with American soldiers, is nov
only a wild waste. Even the dead
soldiers have been removed, and n0t
military ghost is left to patrol the roiiinR
hills.
The legees on both sidss oi the Mis-
-issippi are OF sufficient extent that 4
they were built in a single straight llne
they would be about 800 miles tong, or
long enough To stretch the greater part Of
the distance between New Orleans and
New York. They would furm bank ~
-arth about Sc feet wide at the base :
feet wide az the top, aud - or "A feet
nigh. The Chinese wall would lose its
reputation as wonder in comparison
with them. and they have cost many
millions Of dollars.
Representative Finley ol South Caro-
ina, when a young man had towering
| ambition to ead military life. VI,
| wanted 80 enter West Point and lear
the profession Of soldier. lie took til,
examinations eventually, but change
| his mind about the kind q an occnpa
ton be desired, and took up the study q
| law. When he became member d
! Congress one of the first appeals mad
TO him was to appoint a young MAJ
cadet at West Point who had failed il
his first examinations. He declined L
do so, urging the young man to take
special examination provided for tn
purpose. His advice was followed an,
his protege ia today one Of the bes
equipped cadets at the institution.
New York is one city il which an ES
change for womens work has succeeded
The annual report Of the Exchange 70
r the past year shows that the weekly sale
averaged 81 600. The Exchange cover
many fields of effort and conducts
number OF departments not undertake
? by movements Of this kind elsewhere
2 among them an advertising department
which issues an Exchange catalogue.
A society oi wealthy Hndoos has e
tablished home for aged and mfr
iDur-io0ted animals in Calcutta Tnel
e s veterinary surgeon IN charge, u
!. listed bv s0seryauls. Bride and CHECKER
i are erred ior, il the hDspital is nj
crowded, but attention main!y il give
to large anlmals. There are nov in Il
! hospital 307 cows II calves, ~ horse
J, l3 water buiialoes, - sheep, ID goa
and large number Of cats, monke.
and dogs.
The sun., 1900-01-16
FnR THE SOItTII

5 ntharu Railnay New York and
F.oen In Md, 3 - +. m. weekdays,
Fl l,rt tuu,lir 81 Augustine. Augusta
tvG Allrt and i'nu 1ampa;6 q i6p M,
doiN, IN, = rrt, Ptit Tampa, Augusta,
Nhu,th's ara NrN O,rara; 10 y. M,
dai v, -Itrirrst 10 New O,lraus, Mem
pli. NisuNi,Ic, via Asleyillc aud Hot
SIu,g ~
AilaUtjc Caa,t line New York and
n du special 3 81 y. N ~, k-dais, for
jas tk-.nAil, and St. Augustine; II l3 ?.
~ dalIy, slreprrs 10 Char cstnr, Miami,
Pat lsuIA and M.cou;. o. q. M,
dri'N slerpers " Richmond and jack
suh,dlr
tne-apenkr K Ohio Railway Sll p.
M, ,lai y dining cur and slcepers to Gin
GInnaIL
The sun., 1900-01-16

TNeusual crnHlirl hou-e greeted tle
urnarr performance 81 H. Neek rs
lo. s-ia4.I'- trstrrdhy hltrrno"n and ~
III, cl,pnra II Nu- ihrf"ur story !tis
anrk# b'l IL u, hrr nut II tic e'ilnatN.
nd aNul. thrt raa-ius . 6 y yngnr.
tnt !,apiug 'lnaAuan, A-sis'ed bS WI.
lr Muum Dum,e, gi,es clever camedN
-ke,ch. and Na- vel trcriNr,l At b'th
performances pris, tlc rG'l actt $
.ih hcr n~n company ~ lpe !. tll
IradIng Lady pui,lays scN dth1hi
nj hit of vaudeville and sau~- rrltark :
,ii. talrt,t III, one az -ni irN $, IL 10 hrt
credit. Tie famous Il 81 3re, Gordon
t ma 81; Ar nd A.f-. ! keniiu.
Margu rt,il Wagner ana Il bhlr, ne bry
Itrn,t. Wi iuams aud Mclu@utnr; Durghr
( ,.d Ricards complete tie blll IL
r,rnai crs afternoons and evenings AL
4 lis week.
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~. orntnry n GnIiern..

The oldest Christian structure III ire
land II a remarkable building evident
ly very ancient hui wonderfully we'll
preserved NJ n,uglr, in County Kerry.
II Is popularity known as The "OlItory
~ Ga'rirs" Who t;allrrus was his.
'ory docs rot ~, la ~ ~, oratorg
has stood nra@ticarv rniniurcd .or
moro faan : horsaud yrur- hr wnS
probably ouc of The converts of ST
Patrick
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MIA?r,lanruus.

Abe, coats tered and ielined at King
- bl5 orange street.
Ihpihs Chich' ste''s L ngt sh Pennyroysl
u piis Are h Is 81
saf krli bv. Taie no Other Send g..
STAN ~ at ctlais. fRehel or Lad -" ~
l. usT by Re,uin n u egL Ntu' fuYpiet
Chi. hehter Chemical Co,
Ihlad, Pa.
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I lapancsc afm'ral rceciYcs the
qaivnlant ~ @rnn ni. 4 ylcr M
mirnl gels - ANA t'st sud second
class ca' afe paid s2,4gG nnu 81.
gag respectively.
The sun., 1900-01-16

I'll Al plraeatt'y 4ifi'i 4 farce comtd,,
il,i'- IA Tex. St,ri NH lc Rhtr
,,II,. Gnn. Opr'a Il n~r tsnrr'o~
inpat.tN wiat puun-,d ~ tnr lir.t
,u.tfut ti5at ta4 ut Artarri ~ ~"
,Jns lla, W. iscult> . gong 'r"",
w. .lt.l1.r.t,tl.. rdrge'u-, ani no g
rra.n. ur pr.ulht - ~ hls ""th-
y.tI# #,dl,5 ntiit tr ,he -ta2r
+. Ha- ~DI G, -tUS q ~ me-
III, s,b,t-arta.d hs II c"hrrd ap
E,.,t,,,i 6,fr G,NN IN cicn Congress,
.a,'- df-,i!,t, j. considered one oi tlr
r,N,r.-r ilaus- thA las lccn seen On
latte slal,. ln ruet ! NA :.
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Vay, January is, 1900.

MrNr Of Governor Stone OF
or any movement in that
the appointment OF Mr..
enase would be foolish as
pus. The Legislature OF
has no business with that
lstitution Of the State has
b with it. The Constitution
a States makes It TIE duty OF
tie and
lawyers
u it wa;
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The former military camp at Montauk
Point, which few months ago Was fairy
awe with American soldiers, is no"
only a wild waste. Even the dead
soldiers have been removed, and MT a
military ghost is left to patrol the roiinR
hills.
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For sale.

INoR SALE CHEAP-A POOL tstle III a'a class
Il order los shipl'y 81 ett.
INOR : LIE, rent ~ eSchB e. iuusCs and lot
II on hIst tlnsr streets. terms tasy. Us
\ Culbert
1909 est 9Th ST.
4 NOk : LIZ -Sufp md dwelling eight room,
1 and La h. suitable IN z .CrrN nr bakery,
Nh CP FORD
M ShHllcuss vtuLc Wilmington