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ALLEN wARREN's DEATH.
Shot Himself In the Attic of His
Home nj Dallas.

Dallas, Texas, April 23.-Allen War
rem, crazy man, committed suicide in an
attic in South Dallas about midnight last
night. He had held officers and friende
at bay for several days, barrlcaded in his
house. Friends were afraid to go near
him and the besiegers were waiting for
sleep, exhaustion or a return OF reason 10
permit them to secure him. Warren was
armed with a 45-caliber pistol and
butcher knife. About midnight be went
into the attic and soon shot was heard.
Officers. climbed into the place and found
Warren diving from a wound through the
heart. Deceased had lived Ia Dallas
eighteen years He was head butcher at
the Armstrong Packing company's works.
"A widow and seven children survive him.
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CALDWELL COUNTY PRIMARIES.

icial Count Necessary to Deter
NINE Nominee for Legislatures.
|fcihir, Texas, April 22.-The full re-
\ nom the county primaries, which
led Yesterday. have not yet been
EVm' There was no contest over the
" oHices. as none Of the old officials
TpoSltlon' It is probable that Mr..
Ealy has been nominated for re-
- ~ representative over Judge f.
oal, but this contest is SO close that
~ returns Will be required to settle
~ Mpert Burleson was unanimously
Assu 10! lot congress. The primaries
s'y nght but were very clean
49, ~ WIN the last primary held in
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NOTES.

Colonel William J. Bryan departed for
his home in Lincoln, Neb.. today.
A voluntary petition in bankruptcy was
filed In the Federal court today by VIII
liam Henry East of Lampasas.
The State board Of education today pur.
chased $4,000 OF Callahan county court
house bonds for the permanent school
fund.
The boilers for the citys new water
works plant have been put in place and
1t is expected to have the plant in opera
ton within two weeks.
The governor today honored a requlsi-
ton for Clarence Lemmons, under arrest
at Cleburne and wanted in calcasieu par
ish, Louisiana, for burglary.
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runeroI of Miss Conner.

Cleburne, Texas, April 22.-Ihe funeFaI
of Miss Jennie Belle Conner who was ac-
cidentally killed while out hunting near
Rio Vista, took place yesterday after
noon. Her sister, 10 whom the sad in
telligenoe was conveyed at Nashville
whore she is at school, will arrive home
tomorrow Mr.. Alma Long who was shot
at the time OF Miss Corners death, is our
Of danger and is now resting easy.
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Fort Worth, Texas, April 2S.-The COM
mittee of five appointed by the democratic
county executive committee to hear the
contest case of j. A. Martin against w. D..
McVean for the office of district clerk
was in session again today to consider any
further charges that might be introduced
by Martins attorneys There being moth
ing in the way of evidence to establish
fraud in the recent primaries, the COM
mittee declared McVean the democratic
nominee of his party, and refused to 20
behind the returns.
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ESQ o'clock this morning from heart dis
ease after a frightful dream. Mrs Cum
bingham has been watching over sick
child which in delirious moments at
tempted to leap out Of the windows OF
her room. This morning Mrs. Cunning
ham dreamed that she saw the child climb
into the second story window to jump to
the ground below, and that she was help
less TO prevent her When she awSke
from her nightmare she collapsed almost
instantly, and died within few minutes
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sentative conventions, etc. 1t was decided
that primary election be held in each
voting precinct on the 14th day OF July.
1900, for State offices. congress and State
senator.
The test adopted is 81 will support the
nominees at the coming November cleo
ton"
1t was ordered that a convention be
held at Quanah at p. M, July 81.
1900, to select delegates to the State, con-
gressional and senatorial conventions.
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=. yct.ran round Dead.

Reagan. Texas. April 2S.-Hazard ROD
ertson. aged II, living two miles from
here fell dead yesterday morning just after
he had left his home. He was cripple
having been severely wounded while IN
the Confederate army. He came TO ms
county just after the war from MISSISSIPPI
and was well known and greatly hsed.
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SUPREME COURT

The following proceedings were had in
the supreme court today:
Submitted Fort Worth and Denver
City Railway Company VS.. j. Q. Morrison
ct al. from Wichita; Western Union Tele-
graph Company VS.. C. W. Griffin, from El
Paso
Motion for rehearing submitted; West
End Town Company VS.. +. b. Grigg ct al.
from Bexar.
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'a'ior County pr,

ieSas' April 22.-The demo.
IN, elections were held in Tay-
,s.. s'''erday. They We're for
i, ~. only The returns are not
IL sa'a .,, to show the nomlns.
N ,cUsliowing ticket: County
slsrk eSSFlstenberry; county ard
j u >, y, Il. Garrison; county
i pIas. Thornton; county at,or.
V cSl n; sheriff and tax col
stsou. OSrinshlngham; tax assessor.
ali. Aiue and animal Inspector
MOI. votes have been polled.
alsa w. 'nan twice as many as
rta,o,s Years ago, MANY who
\ Ia s.. ueen active popuiists re-
n 'moeratic party and voted
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conpre..mnn Henry To- snenls.

Waco, Texas. April 23.-Hon. r. l..
Henry, congressman from this, the Sew
enth district, arrived here from Washing
ton this morning. He was forced 10 bring
his family back to Texas from Washlns-
ton on account of their health, and since
he Is here he win make some speeches IN
his district as a candidate for re-eleoiion'
He will give out his appointments in few
days
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nnrn burned nt nrcnhnm.

Brennan. Texas, April PA barn be-
longing to f. w. Meyer was destroyed
by IRE at an carly hour Sunday mornns,
amount OF insurance In the Farmers Mu-
tual Aid association. local insurance
society. The origin OF the fre is mys-
tory,
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|psSIoS COUNTY PRIMARIES.
s'0r Comptroller and Curtis TO,
COnmiSninncr

VIZ comptroller and Curtis for
commissioner.
ieAss, April 23.--Tax Collector
!. VINO has been looking after r. w.
saapaign in this county, stated
s,s ne believed Love for comp
M A. carried the county by a small!
n. sS0 present lead being, in round
o., y, handells majority over
bsh !, y twenty boxes is 71S, and 1t
n ~ ~, y VIII reach 500, several small
at m,, ~ wnich 1t was thought he
Eil naior5'.iiiles going against him
ii rsit y,'sle s Curtis majority over
d. Tb i,ses.lsr larger. Doyle will repre-
Frs a,s nth district in he next
and Hill the Twelfth,
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SUIT no FoRFEIr CHARTER.

Attorney General Smith went to San
Antonio tonight TO file suit in the district
court OF Bexar county for the forfeiture
OF the charter OF a college OF that city
and to secure an injunction to restrain it
from issuing diplomas.
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buildings. On the second floor OF one OF
the burning buildings there were several
roomers, all OF whom were compelled to
make hurried escape with only such
personal effects az they could grab as
they ran. The buildings were totally con-
sumod loss $780, insurance $500.
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A $4,000 FIRE AT GROyETON
HALF THE BUSINESS PORTION on
THE TOWN DESTROYED.
surunce Carried, which Was
Comparatively small.

Groveton, Texas, April 23.-Half OF
Groveton's business houses were burned
this morning The FIRE was discovered
at $3.50 in the back part of Cohen Bros
store, whence 1t spread north and south,
taking in the block on the east side OF
Sloane street
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nenthr md TenarIsann.

Texarkana. Texas, April 2S.--Presioen'
A. Demarce OF the Demarce Foundry com
pany in this city died here today aged %,
Miss Eta Cannon. aged II, daughter 2,
ex-Sheriff Cannon. died at the home %
her parents In this city after a-orief M
ness.
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ne.idence at PARIS.

Paris. Texas, April 23.--At an early
hour this morning the residence belong
ing to John Martin and occupied by A.
r. Bryant was destroyed by FIRE House
valued at $3.50, insured for 5000; con-
tents for 5000, about one-third OF loss
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Tom swansey Fatally wounded.

Tenaha. Texas, April 2s.--This after
noon at Center Tom swansey. the son OF
j. r. Swansey. county clerk. was shot and
fatally wounded Both OF the parties ore
about 20 years old. Particulars can not
be obtained.
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sherin wnn nena.

San Augustine. Texas. April 2s--sherif
G. W Wall died this evening, the result
Of a gunshot wound inflicted in a difficulty
Saturday evening.
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The Ine.plleahIe Part OF IL.

Still the distinguished senator from Mas
sachusetts prefers 10 stay With his own
party on, an Aaron Burr platform.
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Tsaa County comm,t.cc.

L. ,sa s'', April 2i.-At a meet
ssus u. executive committee of
st,, p - Saturday. April 2s,
i. ,a,s sa' date for mass meet
he s,. house to select dele
@ National and repre-
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CHARTERED.

Charters were filed today by the Sec
rotary of state for the following corpora.
tions:
First Baptist church OF Hillsbore: assets
valued at S6000
Abney Brothers Mercantile company OF
Whitesboro; capital stock $4,000.
An amendment TO the charter OF the
Farmers and Feeders oil company OF
Sherman providing TOR an increase tn
capital stock from 100000 to $4,000 was
also filed.
steinlein Dry Goods company OF Clarks-
Vile; capital stock $4,000.
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GUS HIGBY, SABINE PASS.

sabine Pass Texas April 2aGuH fany for
in
Fly Creek oto
June 1889 He served during the
1eoerate war sergeant
Twenty
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FROM THE CAPITAL CITY
Robert Taylor Of webberyiIIe Dead Of
Wounds Inflicted at Dance.
TO FILE SUIT TO FORFEIT A cHARTf
Motions Submitted in the Supreme
Court--New Charters FiIed-w. j.
Bryan Has Left for Home.

Austin. Texas, April 2s.--Robert Taylor
of webberyille died at the Avenue hotel
this morning of injuries received ut a
dance at Yergin's grove Saturday night.
Taylor and friend had driven up to the
place where the dance was in progress
when he was attacked by several parties
and struck on the head with six-chooter.
He was Immediately brought to the city
for medical attention, but succumbed 10
his injuries. He was nephew OF MIR. Ed
Burleson. democratic nominee for county
assessor.
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Total ........... $3o,45O sl5,050
The postofhce was also burned.
The origin Of the fire Is unknown.
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A DREAM CAUSED DEATH.

peculiar Cnse of Mrs. Kate Cunning
ham of san Antonio
San Antonio. Texas, April zs'--Mrs'
Kate II Cunningham. aged is. wife Of ex-
city Assessor Harry Cunningham oiea =
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10 Maria for tho necessary papers and
VIII so to Chihuahua as soon as no OBJ
tatns them.
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BESSEMER.

Bessemer, June 7.-(Special )-Misses Katherine and Mamie Davis, Miss Mary Lovett and MT. Jack Davis are expected home tomorrow from the commencement of the Central Alabama Agricultural school at Blountsville. This is the college of which Professor J. A. B. Lovett formerly of the Montezuma university of this place, took charge one year ago. The school has made phenomenal progress under Dr. Lov- etts management, the enrolment during the past session being 345 students. and the appreciation of the community of Dr. Lov- ett's efforts is manifested by the fact that ne has just been presented with a $25 gold .leaded cane by the friends of the school he commencement exercises extended rom June l to the 9th, and among other -eatures included a commencement sermon y the Rev. E. H. Hawkins of East Lake and an address by Judge Bilbro. The -chool board is now in session, and it is understood the same faculty will be re- elected. The school buildings are to be en- -arged before the next session. Dr. Lovett IS expected in Bessemer shortly.
 Mrs. Mike Clifford of Birmingham is the guest of friends in town.
 Miss Allie Perry is spending several weeks with friends and relatives in Louis vile.
 Mrs. Samuel Lefkovits left today for Memphis where she will visit relatives.
 Miss Josie Mcdonald returned yesterday from Memphis.
 A moonlight picnic and dance will be giv- en tomorrow night at hawkins Springs. "he young people will be chaperoned by Mir and Mrs. J. w. Holmes.
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HEALTH AND BEAUTY.

A lovely Complexion, Rosy Cheeks. Bright Eyes, Perfect Form, by using Lincoln's Life Wine a Vegetable Compound. Utert inc Tonic for Female Weakness strength ems the fragments so that the organs are kept in place. It gives quick relief and cures all weakness and diseases of those delicate organs, 1t fits woman for the high est duties of her sex-wifehood and mother hood, and costs only $1 per bottle. At your Drug Stove.
 Columbus. O., June 27, 1899. Lincoln Medicine Co.,. Columbus, O.
 Gentlemen-I have used Lncoln's Life Wine and Lincoln's Liver Mediqne for Fe- male Weakness and Constipation, and it has certainly cured me of both diseases.
 MRS. c. 2. SCHUMACHER, !
 Columbus, O. Retail trade furnished by Amzi Golden company and Nabers, Morrow and Sinnige, Birmingham. Ala Sold at retail by J. J. Duncan. Birming- ham; Adams Drug O., Birmingham; H. Birmingham; Collier Dru9 Co.,. Birming1 ham; Wilmington and Lynch, Birmins- ham, Ellis Drug O.. Birmingham; New< man Drug Co.,, Birmingham.
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SECRETS SOLVED. Men Hunting For the Gold Mine of
 Health,
Great Discovery that is Bringing this Boon to Many Sufferers -sto,y of One
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The greatest treasure of all-health.
 All the gold in the world cannot pay for the loss of it.
 The secret of how to remain in good health, and, with reasonable care, live to be a hundred, is worth more than the rich est gold mine that has been discovered.
 What is the secret?
 Keep your bowels open!
 Almost every known disease is caused by an irregularity of the bowels. Constipation is the first source or the attendant symp- tom of nine-tenths of all illness.
 To cure constipation, to make the liver lively, clean out the bowels, prevent sour stomach, stop poisonous gases, purify the blood, kill disease germs in the system is to keep the body and mind in good health That is what Cascarets Candy Cathartic do for you.
 Go buy and try Cascarets today. It's what they do, not what we say they'll do, that will convince you of their merit. All druggists 10c, 25c, or soc, or mailed for price. Send for booklet and free sample Address Sterling Remedy Co.,, Chicago Montreal, Can.; or New York.
 This is the Cascaret tablet. (O0n\ Every tablet of the only genu- IN.WU | inc Cascarets bears the magic wy letters "CCC." Look at the tab ND let before you buy. and beware of frauds limitations and substitutes.
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Mortgage Sale

Under and by virtue of the powers of sale contained in certain deed of mortgage, made by l. R. Hochstadter to the Elyton Land company on the 21st day of Decem- ber 1891, which said m6rtgage Is recorded in book 115 of mortgages, page 457 in the office of the judge of probate of Jefferson county, Alabama, and for the satisfaction of the debt therein described and thereby secured which remains due and unpaid, the undersigned as assignee and transferee of said debt and mortgage, will offer for Sale and sell in front of the court house door pf Jefferson fqunty Alabama, on the 18th day of June, i8OO, at public outcry, to the highest biddsr for cash, the following described real estate, situate in said county, and known and described accord- ing to the map and plan of the Elyton Land company of the city of Birmingham, as lots No. twenty-one, twenty-two, twen- ty-three and twenty-four (21. p, g, and 2D, fin block No two hundred and ffty-four. together forming rectangle fronting 190 feet on the west side of Thirteenth street, and extending back between Fifth avenue, north, and an alley, 100 feet, ex- cepting a small triangle, which may be cut off of the southwest corner of said lot No. twenty-one (2D by the boundary line of the property of said Birmingham Realty company.
 BIRMINGHAM REALTY CO.,, Assignee and Transferes of Said Debt and
 Mortgage.
 61S-4t- fri
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NATIONAL RACE CONFERENCE
To Be Held By Negroes in Montgomery
 Beginning July 25

Montgomery, June Flor the first time .n their history, the negroes are to hold a national race congress.
 The meeting will be in Montgomery July -. 26. and 2.
 The speakers will include Bishop Turner, Booker Washington, Professor Councill and other prominent negroes of highest intel dgence. No inflammatory addresses will oe made and racial difficulties will be dis cussed from different standponts. Rev. w. T. Nixon, Montgomery, is chairman of the organization committee and will give any Sesired information.
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Estes Hardware Co., sells Blue Flame Oil Stoves.
Concert by Memoli's Band at East Lake every Sunday afternoon, 3 to 6. Free.
Sufficient supply of Cotton

Puebla, Mex, June 1.-The cotton mills have generally supply of cotton sufficient to last them until October.
 The high price of cotton has one effect fin that it prevents capitalists rushing into building more mills. Many of the older mills have largely increased their machin- cry. So far there Is no over-production, and the manufacturers are turning their Attention to the production of finer grades of the textiles in order to compete with the goods brought from Europe.
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Mrs. winsiow's Soothing Syrup

Mrs. winsiow's Soothing Syrup Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by nRpN WzIn fl gEaHaa s. ;as1 s,ss ELK FECT eGCTEss. t sOQTHCS the CHILD RS( AR4(f1[ES{| 5 |IS I4: 34a ayAs i ts. PAN: A! Sdy for DIARRHoEA. Sold by drusslsts b every part Qf the yorld. Be sure and tik for "Mrs. Winslo@s Soothing Syrup" Ind take no other kind Twenty-Five cents h bottle
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Large Orange crop Pr tdlcted

Mexico City, June 7.-There will be a .arge crop of oranges this year in the state # Jalisco for shipping to the United -ates.
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"Good luck grows not on bushes," but rood health is assured If you take Hoods sarsaparlla. ~.
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The best and biggest schoon- CT of beer in the city, direct from the keg; no pump used; at Union Saloon, l8l6 lst ave. l-7-8m
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Recitals and music, Lake, view, Friday night,

Invigorating and refreshing Beer.
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Invigorating and refreshing -Moerlein Beer.
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N. y. WALKER,

Court Stenographer, 4O8-407 Jefferson County Sank Building. Phones-Office 62, residence 5ss Solicits all classes of Stenographic work. S-2-eod-tf
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Are you a cigar epicuree
 Try a Texie.

Concert by Memoli's Band at East Lake every Sunday afternoon, 3 to 6. Free.
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OPIUM $; :; i!!; 5! ,;
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REMARKABLE SHOWING FOR THE
 GREAT BIRMINGHAM DISTRICT

worthy individuals who have taken up their citizenship here, will prompt others to come. Respectfully submitted,
 w. N. MALONE, Chairman of Mining and Manufacturing Committee.
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THIS YEARS PASSION PLAY.
From The London News.

From The London News.
The dress rehearsal OF the Passion Play at
Oberammergau is to take place on May 70. The
dates of performances are fixed for May II
and ~; June T. 10, To- H. "A and 20; July l. 5,
%; and September >, s. g. 10, % and 30 In
the event of a greater number of visitors arriv-
ing than can be seated on the day of perform
ance, the play will be repeated in precisely the
same manner on the following day. The play
is to commence each day at a. m. and last
until $50 p m. with an interval of an hour and
a half for refreshment. In order 10 protect the
audience from the inclemency of the weather
the community of Oberammergau has tat a cost
of 100000 had hall built to hold four thousand
people comfortably. While the audience is
completely under shelter the stage and pros
Cenium remain as before quite Open and val
ley mountains and sky still form the back
ground to the solemn drama. A Wohnungs
Bureau has been formed by the Passion Play
Committee to look after lodging aCcOmmOda ton
for visitors The committee boast of the inn
proved arrang ementS for the reception OF the
public and of their new water supply.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-11
ANNALS THAT ARE NOT DYING OUT.
From The London Chronicle.

From The London Chronicle.
Bufaloes and elephants are by no means
approaching extinction rapidly as is COM
monty supposed. Immense herds OF bunaloes
roam about the vast northern plains OF Aus
tralia, but bloOdthirsty blacks are also nu-
merous in that region and buffalo hunters carry
their lives in their hands. Also. according TO
the latest number of The British North Borneo
Herald" large numbers of elephants occupy
the jungles of that colony. The jungIcs to the
south of Sandakan Bay full of them. IL is
suggested that they could be turned into a valu-
imported from India and the natives were
taught how To construct "keddahs" or trapping
Enclosures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-11
DYED FOOD FOR BIRDS.
From The London Globe.

DIR. Sauermann, an Austrian. has obtained
curious results in cOloration by feeding birds on
FOOD dyed with antltne. Pigeons became OF u
beautiful red with methyltrabromo- tluOTesCine.
Other birds turned a fine blue with methyl violet
Ga mixture of the hydrochlorides of pentamethyI-
pararoSaniline and heNamethy lpararosanilinel.
CanarieS very soon breu with the rainbow. The
experiments promise To have important results
in this direction The Cockney sparrow by a
little art in his nourishment might emulate the
humming bird Whether his TRANSPORTATION
would be to his advantage Is another question
We are afraid that fashion might cast envtous
eyes upon him and cause him 70 regret his sober
livery.
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notion is a good one. The air about one hun
dred feet above the house is particularly good
for linen, say the proprietors, and they accord
ingIy send your shirts and collars for a balloon
trip. Bamboo frames are attached to captive
balloon and the linen, rough dry" is tlXed 10
the frames and sails away in the air. The bal
loon makes six ascents daily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-11

When there is left only modest little heap for
the Street Cleaning Department the party Is
ready to start for home. where for supper that
night there are two helpings of potatoes.
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A BALLOON TO DRY LINEN.

From The London Globe
Paris laundry has started novelty In the
drying and purifying OF linen. and has succeed
ed in convincing most Of its customers that the