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New-York tribune., 1900-03-04

REFRACTION SPECIALIST.

~ GLASS CLIPS DON'T SLIP.
81 Fit any nose. 35c. per pair. sent
NY by mail. HUGHES, Optical
Expert 90 Court-st. Brooklyn.
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SURE roP INSECT POWDER.

SURE Pop INSECT POWDER
IS GUARANTEED TO KILL. COCK
EOACHES. WATER BUGS. BEpBCGS.
Etc. ADOLPH ISAACSFN & son. O.
FULTON ST. y. Y.
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LOST.

BANKBOOK No. I20360 OF the Union
Dime Savings Institution Is missing. Any
person having a claim to II Is hereby called
upon 10 present the same within ten days
or submit TO having said passhOok can
cplled and a new one issued
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FACE AND HAIR SPECIALIST.
FRENCH KITCHEN TABL
SPlNGlA

WHITE. brown dreproof china. earthen
cooking utensils, all kinds OF French
steam coffee pots selzogenes, marmIte
farlsseune fer making essence of beef:
best remedy for an@mia; hotel. club. fam
ily supplies BAZAR FRANCHISE 4S0
Broadway
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SEWING MACHINES.

SEWING MACHINES. all makes. sold on
instalments. rented. repaired. Needles.
Supplies mailed. FavOrite Drop Head.
S2o50; great bargain. RACSCH'S. 2.211
3d-ave.. near 123d-st.
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TYPEW RITERs

TYPEWRITERS bought, sold rented, re-
paired. best machines; lowest prices {;
trial free: telephone. CONSOLIDATED
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. 241 B'way
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CARPET CLEANING.

CARPETS cleaned by steam, by hand or
on the floor. Careful Carpet Cleaning
Co. 1.a9S Broadway. 421 East 4sth-st
COE & BRANDT. Tel. 1872 -3Sth.
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BILLIARD AND FOOL TABLE!

BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES, new
and secondhand: lowest prices; easiest
:srInt MARX BROS - Union Square.
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DENTISTRY,

WE MAKE old plates fl without seeing
mouth: little cost: no trouble. BOSTON
DENTISTS, 143 West 125th-st.
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STOR AGE.

CONTINENTAL. Storage Warehouses. 3i3-
$40 w 43i.. just or sth-ave. Tel. 2597
3sth- Fl.
HAFGER STORAGD WAREHOUSES;
sth-ave.. 33d 70 Bath sts.-Storage for
furniture. etc: padded vans for moving
city or country; boxing packing shipping
and insurance: estimates furnished T,le-
phone cau. 3 , o -3sth-st
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SIGNS.

JOSEPH MEAGHER. ISL East 1l9th-st.
manufacturer al kinds OF signs. Esti-
mates furnished. Doctors signs a spe-
cialty.
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PORTER. &c.-Colored man, sober. trust
worthy. intelligent. as porter, tanitor or
assistant tanitor; accustomed to steam
heat six years reference. FRANCIS. 2i3
East 127th-st
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COMPANION.-By refined and educated
lady useful companion: excellent ref
erences Address CULTURE. Box "a, 1,242
Broadway
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STAMPS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
BOGERT DURBIN. Tribune Building.
y. Y.-OTer Guatemala Exposition. II
varieties for 81; catslocued SO.
HIGHEST PRICES paid for rare postage
stamps: packets and albums sold.
SCOTT. ls Fast 23d-rt
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MASS SAGE.

MMB LA MOLE. 334 6th-ave.-Facial
and body massage exclusively for ladies',
by French electric massage roller.
FACE and scalp treatment; ladies' resi-
dence BLK I12 West G3d-st.
WRINKLES and iabbiness removed and
the development Of the bust guaranteed
result noticed in days: my treatment re
stores body to its natural form; rheuma-
tism scientifically and successfully treated.
DAHLSTROM. Swedish graduate. masseur'
10 West 23d-st Parlor floor open Sun
DAYS.
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WINDOW SHADES.

cHAs. b. FLUGGE 302 Canal-st. manu-
Observation-Disclosures given for public and
private buildings. Telephone .. $50 Franklin.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
EXPERIMENTAL WORK.

CRESCENT MACHINE WORKS.-Tool.
die and model makers; experimental
work; inventions perfected. "a West-st..
New-York. Tel. call. D. 165 Cortlandt.
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COMPANION lady. good pianist
well educated, wishes a position as COM
panton TO lady or governess to children.
Apply WINNIE M'IEAN, 314 w. 55th-st.
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CARETAKER--Man and wife would Ike
to take charge OF gentleman's country
place. or as gardeners assistant: one
child; reference A OLSON. Riigeheld.
Conn
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COOK. &c.-Smart woman good cook
and laundrsss In American family: four
years reference; sleep home. 1.T55 aadi-
sOn-aye.
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SECOND HAND SAFES.
SCIENTIFIC MANICURISG.

SAFES removed. bought and sold EAGLE
SAFE co. - Spring-sr.
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FLORIST and GARDENER.-First class;
Is years experience; married: private
place preferred. s. B.. Tribune Office.
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COOK or WAITER. R.-Ffrst class: Al ref
erence: city or country; hotel or private.
Il0 West 25th-st.
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B0OKBINDERs.

A.-wE GUARANTEE, .he b... -
~, - lowest prices. Established lss7 a
tion tiA-N' LOIS Sd-ave.. near 76th-st. L sta
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MAGIC INSECT ExTERMINATOR

SALLADE & CO.'S mosquito bite cure and
insect eXternlinator never fails. destroys
all insects and cures bites or stin8s; all
dealers. Office. les West 23d-st.. \. Y.
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DOMESTIC STU ATOMS WANTED
Female.

RETAKER--Protestant woman wishes
house TO care for during summer or year
round: Is good all around woman. best city
reference. Address W. c.. Box AZ. 1.242
Broadway.
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uyoW shy future: send dime. birthday.
three questicns reliable horoscope Iaaien' I,.l,,
w.nAME WIN, clairvoyant, card reader.
as+roiogist uaITnist. reveals everything:
s.srad Nollnely innocent. predicted
- President Hobart's death: Doc. 81.
Ei East 32d-st. Open Sundays. Mail
asultatfon 81.
&crIF'' advises all human affairs: bust-
sse colrtshin. marriage everything;
rns-iltation daily. 319 West i1th-st. Sat
:s1actiol guaranteed: speaks twelve Ian
g,,ages and is acknowledged the greatest
--odirTOr
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DRAI-GHTING.-Wo Work In nne or color;
perspectIves; decorative detail @. : A,
Court-st.. Brooklyn.
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COMPANION and INTERPRETER.-By
French lady. TO Exposition; expenses but
no salary asked: Is good dressm6ker and
agreeable. Call or address los Waverley
Place.
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ELECTRIC MOTORS g. DYNAMos.

ELECTRIC MOTORS. dynamos. new and
second hand. bought. sold. exchanged
and Installed D. s. H0LCOMB. 81 Dey.
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WORK WANTED,

LITHOGRAPHERS.-I want situation
as proven. transferer or printer; long ex-
perience. LOWRY % Varick-st
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WANTED.-By gentleman with salts
factory guarantee as to integrity and
ability. position as manager of brokerage
orf1ce. cashier or assist cashier OF large,
well established trust company: good sal
airy expected, for which faithful and in
terested services will be given; best OF ref
erences. Address S. p. D., Tribune Ofce.
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MEDALS AND BADGES.
MISCELLANEOUS

MORPHINE. opium. laudanum. cocaine
habit; myself cured will inform you Of
harmless. permanent cure. Mrs. BALD
WIN, Box ] .2l2. Chicago.
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MATTRESSES REMADE at customers
residences IN three hours a speciality; new
tickinEs and hair supplied: sole users OF
own patented osclllating hair cardIng ma
chimes and collapsibIe benches. THE
MAUBORGNE METHOD. $40 eth-ave.
Country orders solicited. Telephone e61
Columbus.
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COOK. &c.-Young Japanese as cook and
laundress. or general housework In small
American family; neat; light work rather
than high wages. SANMATA. 164 Sands
St, Brooklyn.
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EXPERIENCED vocal and piano teacher
desires a few more pupils Address Mrs.
NJ MILLER, 4S West 9Sth-st
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MISICAL INSTRUMENTS.

IDHR, 2s6 Grand st.-Zithers.
mandoiins and guitars; also music FOR
the same: catalogue mailed.
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PATENTS bought, sold. money furnished
inventors, drawings reasonable: good
bargain on hand. BALDWIN. As Lib
erty-st.
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| GARDENER Middle aged. married. for
| the care OF gentleman's country place
! understands all pertaining to the manage
! ment thereof: best references. G. B., 1855
/ Park-ave.
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COMPANION. private secretary. by edu-
Gated lady speaking several languages;
would travel abroad or Paris Exposition
BEACLIEU, 507 Amsterdam-ave.
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KODAKs AND SUPPLIES.
LADIES' TAILORS.

J. T. LLOYD. photo developing printinl
and enlargIng for amateurs. 501 w. 59th
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WORK WANTED.


COMPANION.-A young American teach
er, desiring to attend the Paris Exposi-
ton. would like a position as companion
TO some lady: small salary: highest refer
ences. Address NJ. Z. b.. General Deliv-
cry Office. Poughkeepsie. n. Y.
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z.sN EROS. Z T. 18th Stree.
O, =, olh Aye.-Binding OF single volumes
:. IN "a quantities In any style.
s:nd,ns ds,maAEFER, "a Beekman-st.-Book-
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COLLB 'TOR-By middle aged man: Al
references: speaking different languages:
security. Address HENRY. 35s w. 11th-st
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DIAMONDS AND WATCHES.

JOHN G. KLEIN & CO. PAT Greenwich
St. n. Y, dealers in Watches. Dia
raonds. etc Old Gold Bought
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TYPEWRITING to do home or outside;
experienced young man owning Reming-
ton machine No. Z: employed during day:
terms moderate. RIDGEWAY, 213 East
b0th-st
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GoVERNESS. chaperon or travelling
companion. by a lady OF experience,
speaking French ftuently. German fairly;
accustomed to travel and to teach high
est testimonials. Address Z. T. H., Box
90. l.242 Broadway.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-09-20
wills Women Make.

10 making her last will and testament
9 womsn has much more TO contend With
than the superstition common to both
se1es-,hst the mskine Of ones will bas
tens the spprosch Of dssth. II Is nots
subIec. thst either party likes TO talk
about, and the only advice tsksn is that Of
the family lawyer, and most women are
debarred from taking that step by the
fear that be will tell bis vile or other
female relstive. Another disadvantage m
der which . woman lsbors 10 her own Ia
norance Of the lsw OF the state 10 which
she lives aud which may forbid her de
yisipg any OF her property 90 technicsli
ty OF age, the consent OF her husband II
married - and many conflicting red tape
laws that serve as mstefisl for long
course Of litigation on the part OF her
beir.' Finslly her own chsnsesbls will
offers . serious stumbling block 10 the
way OF form ulstipg q csst iron docnmsbt
which sbsil refis. the lapse Of years aud
repose pssceinliy 10 the iron box Of the
safety vault uniil the destb Of the tesis
triI.
The nstursl voman would wsrt TO sdd
9 codicil TO her lssi will and iestsment u
lesst once . week. She is not 10 blame
for this. The sversge woman IL seldom
the real ovper Of .nyihins beyond lev
gowns OF unss Of association. She 10
pstbeticslly poor 10 her own right. aud
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-09-20

One Of the two men who boarded the
smoking car OF the Rock Island suburban
train had bsen visiting Chinatown on bis
way over to the station. This might
hsve been ded1ced by close observer
from the long packets OF asming yer
million that stuck on. Of his vest poke,
and from the bamboo stemmed pipe that
wrapping Of ge~spsper only bali con
cesled. The tgo men settled themselves
in seat op the shady side. opened the
window 10 front oi them and produced
cigsrs. One Of them stfnek mstcb. snd
they both lighted their cissrs from IL,
As the man who held tbs msich shook
IL preparatory 10 throwing 1t ont ofthe
window The msn rom Cninstown said:
Hold on. Keep that ior moment. and
opeoirg Que oitbe red psckets drew forth
iso polk sticks aud lighted them. No
body seemed 10 notice the sctIop. He
looked srosua frs plses 10 stick them
aud siier sesrehibg 10 vain Tor . crack
10 the seat 10 front Inserted them 10 the
band Of bic con psnion's straw bat
10 . moment ortwo the sticks bessn TO
throw cot delicsie vresths Of uon attic
smoke, and man 10 the seat 10 front
srifisd sod looked sronnd unessily. The
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-09-20

JsmeI Russell Lowell was dream ily
strolling along toward his home in Cam
bridge one unusually beautiful night.
Slowly, with serene queenly majesty. =
fall moon was ascending her azure throne
pouring her lavish light over oil things
snd soitening into sem blences Of besuty
even the ugly outlines OF the convention
al domestic architecture round sbout
As be passed tho house OF . man who sup
piled him with meat hs saw the man lean
log on the fence.
II pleased Lowell to think that the
Butchers soul was bathing 10 the food OF
moonlight, and pausing be remarked,
What beautiful night 1t is. neishbor.
Yes, | was iust s-thinking what bully
night for a nshteria this would bel
OF course, Of course, gsspsd the poet,
beating Q hssty retrest.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-09-20
A Com edy Of Errors.

Ins ksntaeky weekly We find ih'
following am using comedy;
There:is a story OF Young lady wbt
was much admired and courted by Z
Young man. who one day kissed her
against her will. II made her furious,
and che Indignantly exclaimed, I'll you
dare kiss me again. III tell my fatherI"
She meant it, bnt be took il for the
proper feminine remark on such occasions
and repeated the dose on the spot
She rau out OF the room TO the back
porch, where her father sat cleaning bis
gun
BY the time she arrived she found she
wasn't ss angry IS she thought she Was,
and hstching up IN excuse for her sud
den appearance, said: Psps, go in and
show Mr., Blank your gun. he is great
authority on birds and guns
l will, said the father, who was an
enthusiastic sportsman, and be made
for the psrlor, gun in band.
When her father entered the psrlor
that young man didn't even say goodbye
nor was be particular about his manner
or place Of exit.
He broke through the window. and
struck speed be thought would distsncce
the gun ss we'll ss his host,
1t was With difficulty the father corner
ed him . few days later, and explained,
then it was month later before the girl
,ould persuade him she bad not intended
! practical joke.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-09-20
STATE NEWS.

The mill OF the Valentine Kaittipg Com
pany OF Bennington Ia very busy, the
drm having sufficient amount Of orders
Tor goods on hand 10 keep the estsb lish
menl running iull banded for several
months.
The Lyndon National bank building
was destroyed by fire last Thursday even
ing. Besides the bank the building con
tanned the Office OF tho Vermont Union
and grocery store. 1be cause OF the
fire is unknown. Tbs loss WAS partly
covered by insurance.
A Wsilsfeld despatch to the Barre Ttls
gram Friday said: Some excitement wss
caused 10 the village by the appearances OF
three seeming wolves. Of any rate seem
ing enough 80 that John Carey. who shot
them, obtained . s36 boanty st the
town clerks ofiice. The wolves resem
bled dogs very closely creeping that
they each had but four toes on . paw, srd
the old wolf had pointed ears
II. II. Ingram. treasurer OF the Certu
Vermont Publishing company Of bt
Albsns, was seated oa the hurricane deck
Of q steamer psssing through tbs bscbine
rapids 10 the 81. L,~reoce river Sunday,
when the let Of bis chair broke aad bs
was thrown hesdlore toto ths wster, Mr
fnersm would bsse been drowned bat
icr the timely assistance Of tso men who
saw him fall asd who padded rapidly
10 bin 10 canoe.
II. o. Eis5a q Rgilsni. who was The
indorser. With Mirsia a. McCiore, Of
note, tbst Ggofe 10 the failure Of the
sa,isusi bank. has hled
peii In 10 yoiBtsry Bankruptcy With
Iisbili,ie. Of s81 39l % sud ssssts Of s7l.
J5l 10. Ol las latter smonn.. hs claims
ihst sG33 ia exempted BY Iss, oi the
i.biiitlss sl7 40 o. is in scared cIsins
yGi32 10 u1ssenred risl@r. $50 470 10
notes snd bills. OF the sssets. SIS liO+
!. 10 real estate. $1,000 10 bills. notes
I'D securities. sad so025 10 stocks sni
,oods
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-09-20

niles sllhop, bride OF saddle is lifesome
riding.
There vas . drill soing on 10 . rather
desnllory t.shion 90 the psrsde'srouod, /,
but this sss real case Of cary arms. sut
10 less ihso . qasittr OF an hour The
soldiers we're hurryips away down The
river 10 The relief oi the belese uered Gov
boys.
Don't lhsuk me. ssid the msjar. curily
when most OF the Indians we're dispersed
spd lev brought back ss hostages to 10
sure good behavior. Don't thank me,
Thsnk Aeys mare II you care TO sell
her. Ill give you = huDdred and fifty.
Aey. which wss IN enormous sun for
pony, but Asy only shook his head.
J nst then Sweetheart "niekered" gently
IS che took another lump Of sugar from
the msior's daughter.
Why, zee. psps, said the little girl
she's laughing at you,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-09-20

A story illustrating the good sense snt
humor Of the late King Humbert Is told
at the eYpense OF Ills physician, DR.
Saglione. Sometimes the kisg, from bis
hunting lodge OF Castle Fassno went to
the sea and amused himfeli by shoveling 8
sand into cart, Take care, your msjes
ty, said Saglione, one day, not to per
spire too much. Alb. my dear Siguor
Doctor, answered the King resting bis
chin on his two hands that grssped the
handle Of his spade, this muscular e1er
else does me much more good than you
prescriptions. Yes, but you must abuse
nothing, Bot l tell you that l feel very
we'll. and you are afraid you see in this
poor shovel . competitor, And. laughing
heartily, the king finished filling bis
cart,
However, By exposing himself In every
way without taking any care, the king
contracted bronchitis, which took a
chronic torn aud gave him . rather
trou blesome cough This cough was
sourss anxiety to the fsithful doctor, as
be could not convince his patient OF the
necessity for taking medicine. Occasion
ely the doctor was even sent away abrupt
ly by the king, who would say, ! have
not called you. Why did you come2
You may go. l thank you very much
Oae evening. however; the doctor
thought be had gained his point, and he
prepared for the king in bis bedroom
the powders be was TO take during the
night The next morning DR., Sselione
rose very early. being very snxious to
know the effect OF his medicine. He
was received IN the bedroom and at once
,sked, Well. how does your majesty feel
his morpingf
Much better-I may say quite well,
vas the response.
Ah, observed the doctor. rubbing bis
,snds with satisfaction, you see the re
ults OF listening to reason,
What do you mesni asked the king.
The powdersl
Brsyol shouted Humbert. Go into the
ieIt room and zee what you find,
The powders we're 10 the waste Paper
,asket.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-09-20

. msn from oalnsloss sttnnsi ssd naass A
. his seaimste,
The ttain paid cal Of the Stallion.
and The eatfeni Of air from the opsn vim
doS ble~ tho smoke from the ba,nins
pank hiihn and ihither. aud /. N.
sphefs Of iaaasnes videned The snia,
became more senfr4I When the coaae,
'of came around to take up the tickets.
'so or three men asked bin sha, the
road VAS hatuips Tor iusL Ihad an ide.
said one, that tho directors might have
approved Of 3 plan 10 aulis, OLD rubber
oversboas sni obsolete wocl ms,,r es.ss
compressed into bricks.
smell something, cure ennusb. s.i5
the conductor, bat il seems 10 me Iile
feathers dipped 10 wood alcohol. n sny
OF you want 10 come inio the baggage
car, IN sure yonr welcome. /, doesat
seem so strous there,
You'd better look up your little red
AZ and bottles OF are exit nsuiships done.
suggested the man from Chin.town. look
log about him, TIE neIt Instant he
touched the conductor on the arm aud
winked TO indie.te = youas m,n three
seats back who was smoking = cigarette.
That's what The trouble is, sssonted
the conductor.
When be got around TO the cigarette
smoker, he asked what brand he used.
R'meses No, Is. said the yonng man
with a grateful appreciation Of the eou
ductor's interest. They're good.
Id try either No. or No, 80 il / we're
you, said The conductor mildly, think
they must have made mistake and given
you No. ID. | don't believe they're
going TO bring you good luck.
Why no,i asked the young man,
Because Of the way they smell, said the
conductor.
You cant tell what there Ia in them
things, remarked a passenger who was
sspotty, greenish brown cigar
that burned In an irregular wedge on one
side.
See here, said the yonng man wrsthiully
out pair OF broad shouI
iers, these cigarettes have got tobacco
10 them. but don't care II it's hay and
,skum, smoke 'em because | want TO
moke EN-, and II there's anybody that
links he can tell mo what / want to
moke he'd better try II rish, nov.
see that the railroads are forbiddipg
heir men to smoke them. observed the
nan from Chinatown In rather Ioud
one OF voice, where at the young man
alf raised himself in bis seat and then
ank back again and sent a stream OF
moke over toward his tormentor, An
ther stream Hosted back from The punk
, meet II, and the young man saw The
unk ut the same Instant.
II you took that stick ont OF your
lends hat IL would seem less like hop
lint here, said the young man.
And then the friend had 10 take them
ut because the passengers earnestly re
1ested him to, and the man from Ohins
wn laughed and said that he ought TO
I'VE known better, As for the young
40, he lighted fresh cigarette IN chAl
nged.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-11-24

Berlin, Nov. ls.-The attempt upon the
life Of Emperor William, the opeaing Of
the reichstag and the new situation created
in China BY the reported willingness Of the
United States to cooperate forthwith with
the powers in China gave plenty Of food
for discussion during the week. The en-
peror's wculdbe assassin, from the latest
reports, seems indeed to be demented. She
is Catholic, born at LArnowit1, and il
a Pole BY nationality. she earned living
at Breslau as peddler Of wooden. stocks.
She had been in the habit Of locking her.
self in q room when at home and her
neighbors had heard her mumbling for
hours She had threatened to kill the
landlord II elected.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-11-24

Umatilla eonn.- .nn.,
stitnte Penalsson D.aa NAenefs IN
W.O ZeIgssr !; E,.ss. e-I'
u Raid win ,yess I,oa 49, 'oaod rom
Btas;ns ~, rsa...,,N =. spplss'
iisld has been aIseon,sa.as az saArsd'
OF lad roads Oa aoc"unt
IAksytew viii h.v
ns soon a. arranss,ns,.- osnos
With WellsPar~o 00inp'eNeo
Work an ,ha h-,H...
a IAwto0 4. nrns-s...s. ~ e'IdihSs
two earlo.as - -. S'o.~0V'
shipDad from cooniI,s - e. we're
lasl week '~ae'Sco
IL In renop.aA .A.. y.A,.,,
Ing many 49, =, 49, 800 s ~ KAN
Crest anA ~ ~ C- Va D'tsnaw
county. I" "rA"
Ms. Tai, La. a..
marde,ons as.sS.,. =, Is m " tne
dine $50 a ~, :, 49, ~ .noft
ins rnoovsrx anu - AsAt-
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