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TENS AND rReys.


AAMl RGA4 Mna AA1Aee
The term Dead mans hand" In poker
means tens and treys. and the hand got
its name because they won when the
man that held them Was dead.
Many years ago a party Of planter
and cowmen had sitting on one Of the
boats plying up and down the Mississip-
pi. Among them was a young fellow
whose mother had sent him to New Or
leans to bring back large sum Of money
with which TO pay of a mortgage on the
homestead. He may be called Smith.
Bad luck and bad whisky very soon
knocked a hole In his wad bigger than a
pound Of dry wool. Along In the night
some one opened fat, juicy pot for the
Downs" and every one staid. II being
Smiths last say, he did the usual ele-
waiting, and every one staid again. This
effort took about half OF what was left
OF the original sum. We then drew
cards. The opener drew three, the next
two drew two each, and the last three
drew one each. Smith was included In
the one card draw. The opener then
bet. Smith promptly raised with all the
money he had left. As he was a rank
buffer the other players sized him up
pretty close, and he was called by the
optutEs one Ol tue tWO CdEu Hthf uht
two Of the one card men. He now stood
to win about twice as much as he had
originally. II he lost, he might as well
shoot himself. for he could never face
his mother without the money for the
mortgage. After the last bet he laid his
cards face down on the table In front Of
him and bent over on the table with his
head resting on his arms.
The opener didn't help his pair, anoth-
er played made a pair of aces by draw
ing to q four flush, third had two pair,
sevens and fves. and the fourth had
pair Of kings and an ace kicker. As
Smith did not answer when asked to
show his hand and as he was supposed
to have fallen asleep a man named Hal
pin turned his cards over and showed a
pair Of tens and a pair Of threes, which,
being the big hand. entitled Smith to the
pot. After vainly trying to rouse him
one of the players, doctor, raised his
head and, looking long and carefully,
pronounced him dead of heart disease.
The money was sent to his mother, and
Smith finished his trip as freight.
Since then tens and treys have been
called the dead mans hand, and It Is
hand that is rarely beaten in draw poker.
Aces and cights are called the gamblers
hand and is popularity supposed to be in
vincible.-New York Sun.
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4 Republican State Convention
WILL BE HELD IN
City Hall, Bangor,
Wed, June IT, 1900.
AT TWO O'CLOCK P. M.

for the purpose Of nominating a candi-
date for Governor to be supported at the
September election; and trsnsacting any
other business that may properly COM
before It, The basis Of representation
will be as follows,
Each city, town and plautat will b.
entitled to one deleRRte and for each sew
enty live votes cast fer the RepuLlioar
candidate for Governor in 1896 an add
tional delegate, and for q fraction OF forty
votes in excess OF seyenty-fivs votes err
additional delegate.
Vacancies In the delegation of any city
town or plantation can only be filled by
residents Of the county In which the
vacancy exists.
The State Committee will be In session
in the reception room OF the hall at one
o'clock d. m. on the day OF the Conven.
tion for the purpose Of receiving the ore
dentiais Of delegates. Delegates, In order
TO participate in the Convention, mus
be elected subsequent TO the date of tbs
call for this Convention.
Tbs voters OF Maine. without regari
to past political differences. who ara liz
faTor of sustaining President Mckinley
and his adUinistratton who believe In
the prs sent gold standard; In whatever
legislation will restore American ship
ping to lite former rank In the world; liz
favor Of the Nicaragua canal; q Pacific
abroad; who believe in free popular edu-
cation; In the promotion of the Gauss OF
temperance; In Just and equal taxation
tn an economical and etiioient admins
tration of State affairs, are invited tC
unite with the Rspu blicans In the seleo-
zion Of delegates to this convention.
Per Order, Republican Stats Communities
j. 81. MANLEY, Chairman.
BYRON BOYD, Secretary.
Augusta. Maine, May LIST. 1900.
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One ssys that Efs's game o. whik.
where players bold and players shy =
Make diamopds trumps down all the liz
OF hands. howe'ef the deal 80 BY;
The schemef wins. they say. but
Care not q deuce for long suit artA
A hg for knavish bowersi Why,
hnd life but a game Of hearts
'Tiie's poker" Others viii insist.
ct matters not how you may try,
knowledge and skin are never missed. a. :
Luck and bluff are the things" A LEI
A word, look, smile.a sigh.
WIN win jack pot. Cupid's darts .
Make ell the chips But pokerf Fiei
and Life but game Of hearta
Old Omar called II chess. but histi
He found Il simpler, by the bye,
When maidsns wanted 10 be kissed
Or ardent eyes caioled reply.
Why any more the fact denyf
Though each man plays a thousand parta
Yet each is nodded by one die:
fnd life but a game Of hearts.
Princess, though pessimists decry
Loves wound because, forsooth. II smsrts.
Heed thou them not; though stakes be high
find life but game Of hearts.
Philadelphia Press.
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MAN CO, 1T0 fremont ST. Boston, Mass.
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Aluost Human.

ooh, George" tearfully exclaimed his
wife, meeting him at the door, shat par
rot you brought home the other dayP'
whats the matter with himr asked
Mr.. Ferguson.
81 don't know. He won't tell me.
When ask him what the trouble is, he
Just swears dreadfully"-Chieago Trib-
une.
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NntIdIe Curinsifx.

"Marse William" said the old family
servant. sis you gwine ter run fer office
dis year?"
Don't know. Why do you askf"
"Well. sub, dey's been one err two gen
termens put In application fer my vote,
en- / des wants ter know eff it's ter stay
in the family or go projeckin eroun' fer
se'f."-Atlanta Constitution.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS,

Knights Of t}oIden Kaqles tiolden Cross and
all other Secret Order Pins and Charms. We
make a specially Of these goods and always
have stock on hand. M'kENNEY THE
JEWELER. Monument Square. mail 3du
EOR SALE-Deering Avenue, Fessenden
IL Park, new nine (9i room house, with every
modern convenience; location unsurpassed.
$500. Easy terms DALTON & CO., SO Ex.
change street feb9 II
EOR SALE-Deering Highlands. i've C6) ele-
II giant new houses directly on car line.
Every modern convenience; prices range from
e. 800 TO a, 500 and terms are right and easy.
Deering property Is booming remember.
DALTON q Co, 50 Exchange 81 feb9t
EoR SALE THE only available lot Of land
II on the Western Promenade. located be-
tween the residences Of Messers. Garland and
Conley. Also first class furnished cottage,
stable and land 81 Willard Beach Apply
10 TRUE BROS No. 3qt Fore street. 3l-tf
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WANT ED.

AReal Estate Dealer wishes 10
employ "a Young man mot un der
twenty-five years OF nge) as a
general clerk, must be active. I'm :
dusiriOus and enterprAstug. An
swer in handwriting: b., POft-
Innd Advertiser office jeled2ws
The Portland daily press., 1900-06-26

In 1850 the first steamer direct from
Glasgow to New York, the Ill fated City
of Glasgow, was launched, and in 1851,
though only 1,650 tons, she struck on a
rock near Renfrew. and the Clyde trust
had years of work before it could blast
that rock away.
The Portland daily press., 1900-06-26

Tory is an Irish word for a "bog run
ner." 1t originally applied to the Romish
outlaws in ireland and then to all Jaeo-
bites prior to becoming political desig-
nation . century ago.
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WATCH REPAIRING,

We make specially OF wa.cn Repairing
We do your work In the best possible manner
and guarantee every job. We are prompt and
always haye q Job dona when promised.
MCKINNEY THE JEWELKR Monument
Square. ian26d0
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Rub Omega Oil on your feet If they
ere sore and tender, or If they itch,
burn or swell. In all your born days,
you never saw such q comforting,
Soothing and pleasant thing for the
feet as this wonderful green-colored
oil from Switzerland. Battle your feet
first In warm water, wipe dry, and then
rub on plenty of the oil. Rub hard and
long. Always rub up toward the heart
when putting Omega Oil on the feet.
II you rub down, you interfere with the
circulation of the blood.
Druggist Frank ]. Gilday, AIS Broad
way, Everett, Mass, says; know OF q
cook who suffered terribly with sore feet
It was torture for him to get around
about his work. He used bottle 81
Omega Oil, and 1t fixed him up 10 great
shape and in very short time" III
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Forty wor ds Inserted under this head
one week for 2s cents, cash In advance.

Forty Word s Inserted under this head
one week for as cents, cash In advance.
FOR sALE-ope sloop about y feet long, 3is
II. draught, full set Of sails will be sold
cheap. Inquire Of FIRED A. SNOW, Cards
Cove. Kast Harpswell. Ne. 26I
CoR sALE-Elegast musical goods, pianos,
II music boxes. victims. mandolins, guitars,
music Instruction books. superior violin and
banjo strings. Please call at HAWKES., 4t4
Congress 81. elm
ZOE sALE-New summer cottage. Loveitrs
HUI. Willard, inear Cape Casino) eighteen
nIshed: .sebaSo water. open plumbing, lot
30 4 100 ieet bounded on three streets. This
s co. ai1r corner building IeL ENQUIRE "a
DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE AT SOUTH
when such trades could be bought In South
Portland real estate as At present. Will sell
houses in,s with good lots IN good neignoorhoods
below anything ever offered before. House. High
street. $500: house. shawn ut street, $1,000
$50; lot ofland, Broadway, el0oi lot at Cash's
Corner. iooxf9o ftsti5o. / also have some OF
the most desirable building lots At South Port
land. the prices ranging from 500 to $500. all In
best part OF village where property Is improy-
Ing IN value each year. Any person wishing to
3esrsd This fs1 rare SoI ri fo we ons
wishing 10 secure lot that will increase 10
value each year. The undersigned will. II de-
sired. give the nAmes Of parties who have with.
In the last dozen yeArs made from one to two
hundred dollars In ono year on lois that cost but
must remember inst In buying lots at South
Portland II Is not like going out OF town where
some SPECTATOR has bought UP n farm and
divided the same into building lots at a point
removed from stores. post ONCE. church, neigh
bors, sidewalk. sewers and many other prlvi-
leaes that are enjoyed by resident At South
Portland. For plans, etc, call on f. ii. HAR
FORD. Sih Exchange street. marl4-tf
E0R SALE OR RENT-House OF 10 rooms.
IL bath, hot water heat. cemented cellar, set
tubs and nice stabls with cellar. 90 apple trees,
grapes and plums. hne lawn with hedge. nearly
900 feet land. lot worth $500 &c purchaser,
convenient to eectrics Win rent but prefer to
sell. FRANK b. SHEPHERD & Co, Real
Estate ONCE, 40 Exchange 81. POI
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LOST AND POUND.

OST-Bicycie, new, ps;uted red, name Re-
~ lance, No 5591s. Suitable reward given
II retur ned TO ELMER WOODBURY.. ls2
state:S St 1871
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EoR SALE-On Great Chebeague Island.
II house i2 acres land, fifteen fruit trees. few
minutes walk from Llttlenelds landing, will be
sold cheap Enquire 29S COMMERCIAL ST.
Portland Maine. my5du
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E,OR SALE-Five horse power electric motor,
II nearly new, will be sole at a great bargain.
SoUTHWORTfi BROS. los Middle St III
The Portland daily press., 1900-06-26

L,OR SALE-Nine room house on Eastern
II Promenade corner lot. all modern con-
veniences and improvements, very finely
situated. VIII DO sold $500 less than actual
value IL taken at once. Immediate possession
given. c. b. DALTON. IS Exchange st.
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WANTED 100000 IN GOLD.

II the readers of the PRESS viii get out their
old gold or silver Jewelry bring or send It to US.
by mail or express, we VIII remit imme-
dIately money or check for full value, we
use 1t In our factory. McNENNEi, ManuIao-
turing Jeweler. Monument Square. mar6dtf
EoR SALE-House with II rooms and about
two acres Of land filed with fruit trees
Also house lots adjoining, In East Deering. at
bar gain by GEO. W. ADAMS, l0S Exchange
Sc. Executor Of the estate of the late Benialnan
Adams 9tf
The Portland daily press., 1900-06-26

ITO LET-Peaks Island furnished cots ges
Il excepting linen and silver. NepoDset back
of the church overlooking The harbor. painted.
liked up. 2 Luther street. spring water, i've and
thoroughly cleaned. hammocks. DOW. 90
Grove street. 23-i
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FOR SALE-Thirty native horses. weighing
from 1000 " 1900 lbsi several extra nice
drivers with some speed. Prices from $50 TO
tso'. ). A. IkAt1Os, Cumberland Mills
COR sALE-Four acres OF land, at North
5000. Call or address ). II. FLETCHER,
North Deering. Me. 26-l
FOR SALE-sloop George; center board, ~
,Ion, iui set q good sails ali Iron Dallas, with
Iron Keel. VIII be sold cheap. Inquire VIM.
GRIFFIN, Falmouth foreslde, Ne. 25-3
EOR sALR-On line Of elecfrcs, 10 acre lot
II on Caps. beautiful lots for cottages will be
sold at q bargain; also miles out on Yarmouth
line electrlcs. Foreside, ~ story house 10
rooms, lots, 2 1-2 to 3 acres land. at bargain.
N s. GARDINER. 50 Exchange St 2B-I
T. room house and bath. hes ed. cemented
cellar fireplace 5000 50. feet on electrcs, $500;
500 down, balance as rent SIS per month,
Interest at 3 l.2 per cent. A. 4. MARKS,
FOR sALE-on Atlantic ST., noar Congress,
nice house Of rooms and bath, In perfect
re pair. hot and cold water. furnace heat ard
fireplace, 5000 feet land and stable. elecirics
va 81 eist &C. Gts' s s nad hs st. cash. "
FOR sALE-BicycIe top buggy, new and
= elegant top buggy. modern Stanhope style.
finest OF material and workmans hip and beauti-
fully flushed, has best Of bicycle wheels. REAL
price ~ vas 80, wl sell for s2as bargain;
FRANK w. SPARROW, No. 4 Arlington St.,
Woodfords. 26-i
TOR sALE-Grocery business including
stock ana hx!ures, located &C East Deer
SON, l76 10 Middle St.. Portland. 23-l
EoR sALR- Upright PIANO. cost $3.50 cash,
bear In speotion Quaranteed greatest bargain
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NORTH TINDHAM, ME-. Lake house nov
~ open for The season of 1900 quiet location,
supplied with unexcelled mineral water good
bass ane salmon fishing. very desirable rooms,
rates reasonable, correspondents solicited. l..
S. FREEMAN. Prop. jei5d4w
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NJoTICE-Goss & Wilson, auctioneers. no:
IN moved to 154 to 100 Middle St. eornsr ,oi
Silver St ou
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NOR SALE-Magntcent cottage IOts and
II new cottages at Ottawa Park. (Cnn Cot
tage Property on cape electric line, rear Cape
Casino. Some of the advantages are good
streets, excellent car service, Sebago water,
electric lights, rne beach, up to date restaurant
ON the grounds, only desirable parties; no
cheap cottages. everything strictly nfsI Sthss.
Prices and plans at our office. DALTON &c
Co. 80 Exchange street. 3-if
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GUNNER BOARD-At watchic Lake Farm.
- large roous, good board, good boating.
bathing and fishing; large shady lawn overlook
lag beautiful sheet OF watei. House open
July LIST, References given. Write for partieu-
lars. CHARLES STONE. Standish, Me. 1872
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ITO LET-Falmouh Foreside, Town Land
Il ing. new room furnished cottage. with
fireplace, water In house, hn4 piazzas on south
and east sides, Ave minutes to eleetrics AMI
Shore price moderate for rest of season Fur
Their particulars. address BOX i2i, Yarmouth,
Me. 21-i
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FOR RENT-A very pleasant sunny rent Of
u rooms. located near Cumberland and Par
ris Sts., rent only si3; also No. ca Smith St.,
5 rooms, sunny exposure Rent moderate TO
desirable family. Particulars FRED'k 3.
VAIL. real estate agent. gil
The Portland daily press., 1900-06-26

VALUABLE patent worth 1000, will sch for
$1,000 cash or $1,000 and royalty. Should
be used IN every machine shop. Model at our
ONCE. Description sent for stamp. Can make
$i01 900 In next year. A sure thing. INCOR-
PokAIoRS PROMOTING co, 400 Washing
ton St.. boston, Mass. all
The Portland daily press., 1900-06-26

= MALL.restaurant and luuch room doing
- brisk business. both bosrting aud tran
silent, central location rent vary low. Ill health
sole cause Of sale. VIII be sold Immediately al
some price. A rare chance for somebody. APP
ply at once TO A. O.. Box 1867. 2l-i
..or. {. !. !. :. L. = =.
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MONEY TO LOAN on FIRST and second mort
M Cages on real estate; also on stocks,
bonds or any other good collateral securities.
Inquire OF A. c. LIBBY & CO., ~ IL Exchange
ST. jel0-4
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ITO LET for the season. several rooms in farm
Il house, furnished or NOT on line Of Portland
and Yarmouth Electric Railway, boating, bath
dress ELLEN L. YORK. Yarmouth Me. Gil
The Portland daily press., 1900-06-26

FOR sALE-Bicycle top buggy, new and
elegant top buggy. modern Stanhope style.
finest OF material and workmanship and beauti-
fully flushed, has best Of bicycle wheels. rs.ail
price was 500, Will sell for s275. bargain.
Can be seen at 6g5 Forest avenue or address
Woodfords. 2b-i
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SUM MER BOARD.

R0ARD-Seashose farmhouse for 3 or
- adults, comfortable beds. good table ana
safe bathing essential. Address full partlcu-
lars ana lowest rates for July and Angus.
MRS. L. ID. ST0DDER, IS Walnut ST., Brook
Lac, Mass. Bog
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no LET-Upper rent, rooms and bath. hot
I and cold water. p Gray; house No. Park
Place. s room, and bath, hot and cold water.
hot wafer heat; upper rent, rooms, "a Lafay-
rent, rooms, 40 Stone. Apply to WILLIAM
H. WILLARD ls4 I-2 Middle street. 22-1
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ITO LET-Furnished corner rooms two square
Il rooms. pleasant open situation. trees and
grass In front, 200 Il ct from corner OF Park and
Congress SIS. Apply CONGRESS PARK.
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FOR SALE-Grocery store, established and
run by present owner 20 years, mostly cash
trade; this f1ourlshing business can be secured
NJ appraisal as owner retires. alt new stock. x.
o. STEPHENSON, Manager. Equity, Loan and
Real Estate Co. 467 IL Congress- st 22-I
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FOR SALE-Thirty native horses, weighing
- from 1000 u 1900 lbsi several extra nice
drivers, with some speed. Prices from $50 70
500. J. A. TkAFTos, Cumberland Mill.
Q0-f
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Tor RENT-Two small tenements, No. 6
Congress Place, near Congress St, ten
dollars each. BENJAMIN SHAW & CO.. 81 N
Exchange street. 222
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FOR sALE-on Atlantic s., ncar Congress,
re pair. hot and cold water furnace heat and
fireplace, 5000 feet land and stable. electrics
pass the door: price $500 half cash. w. IL.
WALDRoN & Co, fso Middle St. 23-i
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EOR LEASE-Corner store, centrally situated
IL on the southerly side Of Commercial 81,
well adapted for -four and grain or any other
heavy business; has dookage facilities. BEN
JAMIN SHAW & Co, 5i1s Exchange St "a
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FOR SALE-Top buggy, in good order. new
lress Z. 0. Box 100, Portland. Me. 2o-l
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T0R sALE-Grocery business including
II stock and fixtures, located &C East Deer
ing. To be closed out at once. SCOTT Will
SON, l76 IL Middle St.. Portland. 23-l
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DARTIRS Wishing summer board please ad-
Il dress Burnell Farm, Gotham, Me. No
communica ton answered without references.
NJ. G. BUkNELL. Iei2-I
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TOR RENT = Tenements. sT-i9s Congress,
II rooms; 10T Brackett, 4 rooms; IS Paris. Q
rooms; Sii.0o-i54 Spring, rooms; si200, IS
Locust rooms: si5.00-i2a Franklin. 6 rooins,
bath; sIG.0o--i05 Bracket, Z rooms; ei6.e6, Nos
$50 1f2. 219 High; prices Sis s23. SIS. 24e Spring
rooms, bath. steam, hreplacs. FRANK b.
SHEPHERD s. CO., Real Estate once, 45 Ex-
change street. 231
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no Lighthouses, furnished or unfurnished.
i four 10 sixteen dollars per month; Que at
South Portland eight dollars. One cart and hay
rack. RAKE and tedder, three harnesses, two
plows, for sale cheap: one express wagon for
sale cheap. S. l.. CARLETON. lis Congress
street, 1872
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WANTED-Summer boarders, In private fam
w ily. situated Medomak River. Good
boating and bathing Large plaza Terms
gus Me. 12A
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-22
QUICK LUNCHES.
Expedition Of the Average Luncher
in Disposins Of His Noon
Hour Snack. ..n.

It is the habit of the modern time
saving young man, says Eliot Greg
DRY in Atlantic, upon entering a
quick lunch establishment, to dash
for the bill OF fare. and give an or
der Gf he is adroit enough to catch.
one of the maids on the fly before re-
moving either coat or hat; at least
Is seconds may be economical in this
way. Once seated, the luncher falls
to on anything at hand-brcad, cole
slaw crackers or catsup. When the
dish ordered arrives. he gets his fork
into it as it appears over his shoulder,
and cleans the plate before the sauce
makes it's appearance, so that is eaten
by itself or with bread.
Cups of coffee or tea go down in
two swallows. Little piles of cakes
are cut in quarters. and disappear in
four mouthfuls, much after the fash
ion of children down the ogre's throat
in the mechanical toy; mastication he
ing either lost art. or considered 4
foolish waste of energy.
A really accomplished 1uncher can
assimilate his last "quarter" of cakes.
wiggle into his coat, and pay his
check at the desk at the same mo-
ment. The next, he is down the block
in pursuit of a receding trolley. ..
Last week friend offered me a
luncheon tablet" from box on his
desk. cts as good as a meal" he
said, land so much more expeditions"
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-22
The Wife Saved 1t.

The story is going the rounds that
when Rudyard Kipling had written
''The Recessional," which the editor of
the London, Times declared to be the
greatest poem written in the nine
tenth century. and which. the whole.
world has received as. one of. the great
est pieces of work in our time. he was
sbHdepressed by its shortcomings hat
heethrew the first rough copy into the
wasteppaper, basket. But Mrs. Kipling
has learned her husband pretty WE'LL
and: So she rescued it. But for Mrs.
Eipling we should have had no "Reces-
sional!" Many Il great deed that has
lifted humanity upward has been nour-
ished and saved from defeat by the
watchful and loving sympathy CT some
unknown. member of. the home part
1Rfehip.3