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PROPOSALS FOR BONDS.
VILLAGE or WHITE PLAINS, n. 7

The Board Of Trustees OF the Village q White Plains
said village will receive sealed prsas "r the follow"
ffty thousand Dollars $50 Water Bonds OF de
nomination $1,000 each, be Issued under map I'.
Laws Of 1886: bear interest OF fhree and onelaI
81 per payable semi annually. January ana july
principal become Que ana laF"'4e "'''NE E1'7 '-
date
Bv lie act under issued all funds re-
oelyed from TO be applied 10 the
expenses OF ia" plant and the payment
OF the principal interest Of these bonds IN ADDITION
20 this the property the village is responsible
for interest and principal. .
Bonds under Chap 255. Laws Of 1899 denomination OF
COO each: four az cent, pay
able seai-annuRly January and July; principal 70 pc
come due $1,000 July l. 1908. and $1,000 yearly thefe
-,x.-.s,- ,,-,a,
under Chap GS5, Laws II 1892, amende1 ny emp.
b Laws 1897 denomination Of $1,000 each: TO pear
interest four a. cent. PAYABLE jan
nary and July: pripcipal PAYABLE July J. 1908.
Thousand Dollars $4,000 u Tax and Assessment
deficiency Bonds Chap I6s. Laws Of 1880; 81 &c
nomination $1,000 each: 70 bear interest al -FOUR 90
per cent payable annually January and July pFi-
clpsi payable July /. 1903 ,,-
Each proposal accompanied by certified checK
On a State or National Bank Trust Company, Tor 10
Of Of the payable 70 the
order u The Village Treasurer. The check OF unuccess
nj bidders returned. Any and al proposals may
he rejected best by the Board OF trustees
By order Q, the Board Of Trustees Of the Village Of
White Plains y. Y - . ,.,,--D
President
VIZ. 3. sUTH ERLAND,
Village Clerk.
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COAt' AN.-Narried. ten years drst
class city reference from last employer
who can DO seen J Nc, 81 Columbus ave.
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once. No. l.242 RapadwRy. I'd door north
OF 81st-st.. until g o'clock p, m: adver-
tisemente received at the following branch
omees at regular office rates until O'Clock
p, m, viz, 2oi Sth-ave.. s. e. cor. 23d-st-
lo2 0th-aye.. cor. 12th-st.; MAcy's, 9th
ave. and 14th-st.: 142 Columbus-ave. near
West 66th-st.: LOG West 42d-st.. near 9Th
ave: % East l4th-st.: 25f West A2d-st.,
between 18th and Sth aves: 1850 East 4Ttn-
SITS. . 1.O2G 3d-gye-. near 6lst-Et-:
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LEHIGH VALLEY.

IUTtI0n1t DCBDrOles StTutL
i'cnua r. f. Ferries
tortlandt DcsbroSscs
Daily sunday. Sunday leaves 455 other
sunday Cli Sunday SIS zSunday
Il o. 20 II. Local for EASTON.
s'S. q. c~..IO A. For BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS and
West ana principal local points rarlo and Dining Ours Con
uccrs for Goal IL sonef.
-'II.5t, 100 Noon. "BLAcK DIAMOND FIX
Htudsumest the world Limited seating
capacity Due uTao 95r connecting with through seepcrs
Detroit "a ad Chicago Dining Il lH carte
'l2.53. 100 For WIlk kS-BAlEEi SCRANTON,
y'5I0, y3.2Qr NJ Local for MAuCH CHUNK WAC
'5.1J, chicago NCrtlEle Limited Fpr MAC
ARA FAILS points West Through Sleeping Co.'s Chicago
AMI Toronto
.l.53. SEQ Pm Exposition Express for BUFFALO ana
TORONTO .
SD, goo For ITHACA ROCHESTER, BUFFALO
Chicago
- PLAINFIFID Nd BROOK locals. daily
g. ( o. ln,G AT NJ.
Pullman
Broadway Union square Columbus \. y
{ Brooklyn;
Transfer baggage hotel
residence through destination
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EIACHINEHY,
SECOND HAND SAFES.

SECOND HAND SAFES FOR SALE.-Low
prices. also safes moved and repaired.
JAMES KERRIGAN. 1891 broadway. cor
nnr HAth-st.
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CASHIERS & BOOkKEEPERS
DESKS.

CASHIERS & BOOKKEEPERS' DESKS,
roll tons cabinets for typewriters. partt-
tions ratings. low prices. 5. HARBUN-
GER 454 Canal-st.. near Hudson-st.
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40 Gth-aye. cor. I2th-st.; Mays s. 9Th
ave and l4th-st.: 142 Columbus ave. near
West GGth-st.. lO6 West 42d-st., near 9th
betwaan I'm and Sth ayes: 1850 East 18th
st. .33S 3d-ave. between 10th and 18th
SITS; L. 2G 3d-ave.. near 6ist-st.; l. 70S LIST
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions (
WORK WANTED.

WORK ~
Male
ATTENTION American man. with ram
iIv OF three adults desires opportunity 20
superintend the working situation anu
lady or heirs. who wish results advanced
strictly for their interests only. reInuheru-
ton a living salary; references and inter
view via convince ability. ana also thal
entire confidence can be placed in the au-
thor Of tIds advertisement. NJ W. s. Post
office RoX 643. Bridgeport, Conn
ASSIsTAN-r 20 electrical physician. OF take
charge OF branch office, or in some otner
phvsician's office. Address MIDDLE
AGED, Tribune Office.
ACTIVE. reliable man, at anything; eI-
pertence manufacturing. packing. etc.
patent medicines. J. w. 121 D4-catur-st,
Brooklyn.
A MAN wishes light employment 10 years
last place. best city reference S-S East
26th-st., store.
BOOKKEEPE:R, double entry. and general
office assistant; experienced, nrst class
reference. 534 East 14th-st-. cigar store
RAKER. Foreman or good second hand on
bread and cake. BEN Err. o16 W. 4Sd-St
BOY. II, in office: good reference. GEO
KOFSNICi. 900 West 49th-Ft-
CI.ERK-By young man; wei educated;
good psnman. well TeCCGnunendec' mas
practical experience IN whOleFale and retail
Bronx
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YOUNG MAN. ~ wishes position as light
porter or anything JOS. CASHAf, Q
E'-n-Uu-Sr-
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GARDENER. Married: no family; under
stands management OF gentleman's CoUn-
try place. competent. greenhouses. graper-
les, vegetables. lawns; i've years refer
ence last place Address DEL. 80 East
TSth-st
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RAILROAD g,
ERIE RAILROAD.

1,,,1so trains leave New York foot OF Chambers ST.
1 "iousI nd z minutes earlier from w. I'D 81.
IS Ctt m DaiIy-sond train for Buffalo AN 5 p IN
ISaVerly. EImiTa ana bradford SOAehes
t,Is car and cufe dining car 10 Buffalo ,,,,
,n-Daily, except sundays. 10 bingham
"" r. rrrIy Fimira ana Delaware Valley points
UiI g. PORT Jerl.s Monticello Pullman Par0r cars
ba.l! Daily.-Chlcagn Limited-Fast inali--sohd
pIni' ago arriving $40 p. ART Cleveland 40 a
tram 10 (1,icago Cleveland. Cincinnati Dining car
H. 20 ~ M I5aily-Bunalo and Cleyeland Express
20. jamestown % and 1ounbS
I'm no ~ a. M Gland 1910 p m Sleepefs to Buffalo
81 care
an1 ~ DaiIy-SoIid for Binghamton. Wav-
~; P,iy,a Chicago Sleerers 20 Buffalo chicago. en-
SiNJcE E,TS LOCAL TIME CAnDS AND PCL1--MAA AZ
ATIONS al III. 10 2Gl 40l and @ Broad
- l5S East l25th St and 273 West 18th St Ghqn9eFs
VA St erIes York: 333 and $50 Fulton
St os Proedway. Br"oHlyn i22 River ST. HoG%ksn and
~. sew York Transfer Co. calls Tor ana
charkn haggnge 10 destlnA'loh-
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male

HITLER an VAI.ET-By German, thor
oughly competent and reliable: best cry
references. wages S45. T. SCHWARTZ
BURG. 1871 dave.
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GARDENER Understands everything
day week or month: laying out new
places a speciality. references furnished !;
ability proven. FELIX, care OF hOCtst.
LII 3d-ave,
GARDENER--Sng 80. 10 take charge
OF private place: competent In all
branches: under glass and outside: good
references. Address 7. o. Box 12l. Fair
field. Conn.
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REFINED and intelligent middle az q
man. with twenty years experience IA
an office or importing house b, jos
Gates-aVe., Brooklyn.
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USEFUL MANY reliable. middle aged
ArD-rican: experienced in work about
genuenan's place. especially care OF horses
and rigs strictly temperate; moderate
wages. good reference Address JOHN
TOWNL4EY. 362 West 31st-st-
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TYPEwRITERS.
HELP WANTED
HELP WANTED.


Female.
LADIES learn manlcuring. heirdressing.
face massage scalp treatment. Chiropody
derInatology; State charter. diplomas; spe-
cial SIS course; good positions 234 9TH
ave, between 10th and nth sits
WANTED.-A competent cook; one willing
to assist in kitchen. must understand
all branches OF cooking terms 81 per week.
Address Mrs. IL. GOkEN. Chester, Conn
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ONCE, No. 1.242 Broadway. I'd door north
OF 3lst-st.. until . o'clock p. m: Adver-
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p. m, viz, 254 shave, .. c. cor. 23d-st-:
l52 6th-ave.. cor. l2th-st.: Macy's. 9Th
ave. and 14th-st l42 ColumbUs-Ave.. near
West 66th-st: log West 42d-st..
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DRESS & ACCORDION PLEArING.

TBf E NSTaNm@ OF every description
u Il,'-.H D LN'lE while you wait. HAIR
DING 20 W. 23d st. Established 30 years.
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GurroQutc 8 \ otlrcs.

IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF HON
ABNER c THOMAS Sur,nE5'e u =, ne eouI't 6y "
Nev-york NOTICE hereby gi.@H 20 on persons nav,
;nr Gains against JACOB T1yson late - tn County 81
New York Ia1ough oi Manhattan, \ y ny lsl"artl'
vouchers fhesefi To me SUD
Tcriiers al tso.r place u trans1sng business al tne
e+sce ffseul-g - ltsmssn street i5'f-
ough Of Ioolsyu Cs u y" York, On OF beIoIe
the first day % December next Dated ~" i"'"' '''
JACOB TIYsON EMILY +. THYsoN. Execaors.
HAENER AtIg. fer EXecut2Ts. $50 i'ciis'iA
Street Isoru of Brooklyn. =. ! cry
TN PURSUANCE of an order OF Hon. Abner
l. r T4,,,.. "a er-roeate Of the County O New York,
Notice is hereby given all persons having claims asa'
Patrick SIuith late county ot Kew YORK deceasru
70 present same. with vouchers thereof 20 Inc ~
Ecrlbes tfsnsactnS hlSIhesh az tiIS
Office II william c orr No Chambers street. Borough
OF Asnhat,ar City " New for" On or Deio'e 'e
10Th Of october ,ooo
Dated YORK 18Th day Of March 100 r.
JAMES F. SMITH, ALFRED j. y hhfFrE' En-
c,..,,
WILLIAM 9 ORR attorney flr Executors 40 81 Chaih-
bers stree. fslrolah Of Manhattan. New YORK city
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

PATENTS INVENTORS HAND BOOK
FREE. patents economically secured ana
proftabIv sold INVENTORS COMPANY,
100 NassaU-st-
WANTED. -Gentleman with some capital,
to enlarge newly built florists place
commercially. Address 5. $, Box l3, Trib-
une Office.
WANTED.-Fifty loads OF furniture
household effects. etc. Send postal, l.
NJ. 1873 East l24th-st.
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HOARD AND ROOMS.

FIRST CLASS new family hotel; strict
" freprcof: all the comforts and con
veniences: delightful ROOMS for single
men WITH HOT AND COLD WATER,
STEAM HEAT AND ELECTRIC LIGHT,
for 50 PER WEEK UPWARD: cannot be
equaiied: references required HOTEL RO-
LAND. 59th-st. and MadiSon-aye.. block
from Central Park entrance.
55TR- ST. 80 WEST. Elegantly furnished
second floor; also square room; private
baths; private table If desired; board op-
tional; uneXcelled cuisine; summer prices;
table board.
billiard AND POOL TABLES.
BILLIARD AND FOOL TABLES. new and
second hand: lowest prices: easiest ts-Tns
MARK BROS. - Union Square.
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WORK WANTED.
FAnlnNA.

ACCOMPLISHED Parisieane, sxcelsnt IN
gust would devote part OF z'me ciA. -pStb
oning instruct, converse, laHsuaseS rE.S
Young ladies. testimonials. Nine O<A9
TELL4A 10T West 9Sth-St-
CxOMPANION.-By young French lady to
a lady or Of children 70 PARIS, sPSahs
French German and English LO'ASE'
MOLLINGER, A3T East SAh-st
COMPANION. &c.-By refined .yourg
woman as companion arsf nurse mouse
keeper goyerness or cashier; experienced
references. b. 4lO West End-aVe-
GOyERNEss.- Ry young lady to children
under L.: city or country: nighest refer
ence Address Q. & l., West I4th-s'-
JANITR ESS.-Best city reference 1913 East
26th-st-. store
OFFICES CLEANED, by respertable WON
an. best references fuEn4s--Sd- ADDRESS
Z. c.. 81 De Kalb-ave-. Brooklyn.
TEAcHER.-French teacher would give in
struction French. German, piano. paint
ing in exchange for good home In the
country: references Address LADY. 100
Lexington ave
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offices at regular office rates until q CLOCK
p. m, viz, 254 Sth-ave-, 8 e. cor Eod-st'
1872 shave, cor. 12th-st.; Macy-s, 9th
ave. and 14th-st.: 142 Columbus-sVe., near
West 66th-st; lOS West 42tst.. near 9TH
ave: % East 14th-st.: 25I West 4zo-st-,
between nth and Sth aves-; f6S East nth
St: l 1893 Sd-ave. between 18TH and ITth
SITS l026 Sd-ave. near 6HSt-st.. l. IOS lst-
ave. near seth-st; $50 3d-ave., near 4lst
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DANBURN HATS.

Q2 DFSBROSSDS- ST. the place TO buy your
hats DANBURY HAT Co. % Desbros-
Ees-Et.
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Office No. !. 242 Broadway. Cd door north
tisements received at the following branch
Offices at regular Office rates until O'Clock
?. m, viz. 2SS Sth-ave-. =. e. cor. 23d-st
152 6th-ave-. cor 12Ih-st.: Macy'a 9TH
ave. and l4th-st.: 142 Colurnbus-ave. near
West 66th-st.; 100 West 42d-st., near 9th
ave, % East 14th-st.: PSI West 42d-st-.
St; 1888 Sd-ave. between 7eth and nth
SITS; l,O26 3d-ave.. near 6lst-st; 1.TOS list
ave, near s9th-st: $50 9d-ave., near 4lst.
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HOCSEWORKER -YounE German girl al,
general hOusewcrkSrs cook. wash irons
city o. short distance in country. So 3D.
ave. near 12Ih-st-. first floor
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

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once No. l.242 broadway. 2d door north
OF 3lst st. until o'clock =. IN; adver-
tiserucuts received at the following branch
Offices at regular office rates until clock
=. m. viz. 254 Sth-ave., 3 e. cor. 28d-st-: .
1872 9th ave. cor. 18th st. Macy 5. 9th
ave and l4th-st.. l42 ColumbUs-uve near
West 6Gth-st.. 1O6 West 42d-st.. near 9th
ave; % East 18th At. 23T West 42d-st.
between eth and Sth ayes: 1870 East nth
st: / BIS ID ave. between 10Th and nth
SITS: /. O26 3d-ave.. near Glst-st. !. TOS LIST
ave. near s9th-st.: $50 3d-ave.. near 4lst-
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female

COOK. &c--Respectable woman as eooks'
would assist as laUndress in small pri--
vate family country preferred: best refer
ence. no cards. n s. PorJsr's bell. 2SS'
West 46th-st.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

AT ST BARTHOLOMGW'S EMPLOYMENT
BUREAU, 2ll Easl 42d-st.. Telephone
> 6Bi Ssth-st-F'irst class servants supplied.
houses closed for families who are leaving
town, carctakers furnished for the summer
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sEAMEN's BANK FOR SAVINGS.
II and 10 Wall StreSt ,-,r . ~
,1Ir ,rpT-STT,FS HAVE ORDERED THAI
INTEREST paid dpositoTs entitled bs savings lnS q banE
tne D. - az months ending June 30 1900 as tolo"r
On accounts exceeding tIee II.2rr7'"' ~
'4 counts larger than three tIousau ~
- cvreese1 amount PRIOR tle =
|ilcL, X s,atue at the Of TWO AND a IlA4'i
TF-R CENT PER annum:
Fay""'~ ''' '' WILLIAM c STIIttiiS President
DAETF,I, BARNES, Cashier.
New York %, 1900
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billiard AND POOL TABLES.
CARPET CLEANING.

CAkPET CLEANINtEs
CARPETS cleaned by steam, by hand or on
the floor. Careful Carpet Cleaning Co.
/ 553 Broadway, 42l East 4Sth-st. COE u
BRANDT. Tel. l32-3Sth.
FREDERICK ACKERMAN, 1913 West sd
St near 6th-ave.-Steam carpet cleaning
and feather and hair renuvatinE works
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4 WEEKS HISTORY
The Important Happenings Of q
Week Briefly Told.
IN ALL PARTS OF THE UNION
ALI the Latest News of Interest from
Washington, From the East, the
West and the South.
THE LATEST FOREIGN DISPATCHES
F1FTY-s1xTH

Eighty-three private pension bills
were passed in the United States SEN
ate on the 14th and the Alaska civil
code bill was considered. In the house
SO private pension bills were passed
and eulogies were pronounced on the
late Gov. Oliver P. Morton, of Indiana,
in connection with the acceptance of
his statue, which has been placed in
statuary hall at the capitol by the
state which he served.
On the 10th the United States sen
ate referred the house resolution for
the election of United States senator's
by the people to the committee on
privileges and elections. In the house
the naval appropriation bill ($61,2OO,-
0oO) was considered. Two drastic
measures for the regulation of trusts
were decided upon by the judiciary
committee. The first gives congress
full power to deal with them. The
second reyises and %galvahizes the
Sherman antitrust law.
Senator Hoar (Mass.) addressed the
United States senate on the 18th in
opposition to the policy of expansion.
A bill was passed granting Mexican
war veterans a pension of $12 per
month. In the house general debate
on the naval appropriation bill was
closed. A bill was introduced to re
quire payment of interest on govern
ment deposits.
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Monster Banouet.

1t has just been proposed to repeat,
in connection with the Paris exposi-
ton, a feature that was decidedly
unique at the time of the exposition of
1889, and which was then spoken of as
the most s~tupendous banquet ever
given in the world. On that occasion
the hosts were the members of the mu.
nicipal council of Paris, and the guests
the $4,000 mayors of France. From
that time to this the courtesy has never
been ~reciprocated. 1t is one of these
civil functionairies who now proposes
that his $500 colleagues should join
with him in inviting the so municipal
councillors of Paris to break bread in
their multitudinous company, the bill
for the city fathers food to be divided
among the $4,000. Lovers of unique
spectacles will hope to see the PROPOSE
ton materialize, but now that the co,
lossal Palace of Industry has been de.
stroyed, and the huge machinery hall
will be used for exhibition purposes, it
is doubtful if there is any closed space
in the whole country capable of hold
ing such a legion of banqueters.-Cin-
cinnati Enquirer.
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THE EAST.

Republicans have renominated J.
Henry Ketcham for ~congress-in the
Eighteenth New York district, George
w. Ray in the Twenty-sixth, Serene E.
Payne in the Twenty-eighth, Charles
w. Gillet in the Twenty-ninth and
James W. Wadsworth in the Thirtieth
district.
J. c. Farrar, teller of the Waterbury
(Vt.) national bank, is missing, and it
is said there is a shortage of $25, 900 in
the banks funds.
Flames in lumber yards in Brooklyn,
N. Y, caused a loss of 100000 and j.
c. Donaldson and a boy were killed.
In Troy, N. Y, James Lennon,
prompted by jealousy, cut his wife's
throat and his own.
At Johnstown, Pa, an Italian killed
four men in a drunken riot and
wounded two others and escaped.
In Brooklyn, N. Y, William F. Mill
er, of Franklin syndicate notoriety,
was found guilty of grand larceny.
The New York republicans elected
Platt, Depew, Roosevelt and Odell del
egates Mt large to the national con-
vention.
David Abiatte and his three young
nephews were .cremated in a tene-
ment house fire in New Castle. Pa.
The death of Jennie O'Neill Potter,
aged 2s, the well-known elo%cutionist
occurred in New York from cancer.
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FROM

The secretary of the treasury has
decided that the customs feature Of
the Porto Rico tariff and government
bill goes into operation May 1 next.
John Addison Porter, secretary to
the president, owingyto'il i'll health, re-
signed, and George B. Cortelyou, of
New York, will be his successor.
The Spanish minister to the United
States, Duke d'Arcos, refused to attend
the Dewey celebration in Chicago.
The March exports were larger than
those of any corresponding month in
the history of the United States,
amounting to $13~4,313,34s.
Cases involving the Kentucky gov
ernorship will be heard in the United
States supreme court on the Both
ult.
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PUNGENT

Stout Lady-Doctor, will nothing
but exercise help me2" Doctor-''Well,
you might eat less.'-Indianapolis
Journal.
Old Doc-..What are you going to do
with that beard?" Young Fashionable
Doc-"Tm going to charge five dollars
q visit with it."-Syracuse Herald.
Frances-"I wonder if Fred is really
afraid to propose?" Susan-.He must
be, dear, Anyone could see what your
answer would be.'-Brooklyn Life.
"They are brothers. but they never
speak to each other" Family pride!"
pride" Eyes, they wish people to
think their father left a large estate"
Detroit Journal.
Patient-"Don't you feel cold, doctor,
IN such a raw day as this?" Doctor
NO; you see, 1 have a patient down the
street who is in a high fever, I took
his temperature the first thing this
morning, and so have been quite COM
Portable all day."-Boston Transcript.
$40 arms, to arms!" cried the bla-
tant agitator, pounding on the desk
with both fists. "Why, certainly
calmly replied the man in the front
row; we're all halfway. Now, if you.
had only one arm it might be mi
thing to shout about."-Princeton
Tiger.
Mrs. Hauskeep-"Ain't you got any
homer" Tatterdon Torne-"Yes, lady,
my ole homes way up in Maine." Mrs.
Hauskeep-"Don't you ever wish you
was back there?" Tatterdon Torne-
mo, lady, it makes me SILVER to t'ink
of it. Ny homes in Bath."-Philadel-
phia Press.
"Say," remarked Wragson Tatters,
looking up from the old newspaper
which he had been reading, "did you
ever lose yer appetizer" WELL" re-
piled Elton Wrun, Il did just onct. One
day in '97 l got wat I calls a square
meal, an fur, mebbe, Is minutes alter
it, l didn't have no appetite at ALL
Baltimore American.
o'clock is an innocent guy" whats
the matter with him?" Il invited him
into a poker game last night, and he
said, with a bland smile, that he didn't
understand the game, but would keep
score. finally got him into the game.
and, with the same smile, he did me
out of the biggest pot of the game with
two PAIR of aces ."-Philadelphia North
American.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1900-04-26

Prof. Eliot, of Harvard university,
has not only offered to receive 1000
Cuban teachers into the Harvard sum-
mer school free of cost, but will open
his private residence to as many teach
ers us it will accommodate, and MEM
bers of the faculty will follow his ex-
ample. This is patriotism of a prac-
tical sort. Most people content them
selves with a sentimental approval of
the effort to regenerate Cuba, or mani
fest patriotism wearing the flag, but to
cooperate with the government in this
work by personal labor and sacrifice is
a very different matter.