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Continued Next Week.)
EOrlnfnE n, Habit.

QF52itH y 4AssOtSs EEgE.l c.
what under tic suns the matter
with you, old MANI"
with me.9"
Eyes, with you. Are you full of
rheumatism, o. swhate"
.Certainly not. Never felt bettcr.in
my life.
What is the matter, then2.
Not much! Say, don't you honest
tly know what YOU are doing?p
why, walking down the avenue, of
course. Did you think I was career
ing along in my automobiles"
.'Oh, i noticed that you were walk
ing, if you insist upon calling it walk
ing
s.SYhat else would you call it ?
well, yon We're slouching along
with your knees half bent under you,
and scuff1ing your feet. Your shout
ders We're shrugged up to your ears.
You We're leaning as far forward as
you safely could, and your arms We're
hanging Imply nfront of you, with
your hands turned in and half closed.
You We're scowling ferociously, and
you We're swinging your body from
side to side, and you We're lolling your
head about i,~iotically. If you call
that walk
1.-THE deuce l was! Good henvensl
is 1t possible, that I've got into the
habit ofrloing it??"
"IIabit2 How could You form such
a habit ??a
.Nhy, I've just been spending n
couple of weeks with my brother and
his wife"
.Ana is that their usual form of
procession?'
sNo. But my little niece insisted
upon my walking like a bear for her
about a million times n day"
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onnn,n nnlL il die old Trcc.

lLr.N 40
Philadelphia Record: One of the
old elm trees in Independence square
wa blown down during the storm
last week and workmen have been
busy for several days past removing
the trunk and roots. Nearly six feet
below with surface of the ground they
came across an old cannon ball that
had probably been buried there since
the days of the revolution. The pro-
jectile weighs about five pounds, and
is heavily corroded. How it came
there is a matter of mystery. His
tory does not record the firing OF ar
tillery i'll the vicinity of the old state
house. During the native American
riots volleys of infantry were dis
charged, but it is said that the cannon
drawn up to intjmidate the mob coli
tanned no balls. The old cannon ball
Will be placed with the other relics in
independence hall.
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The Younpesto ar
PHILADELPHIA Record. snyder co,

Philadelphia Record: Snyder COM
ty claims to have the youngest type
setter in an American newspaper Of
fee. He is AmmonsM Monroe Aurand,
jr., not yet 5 years of age, on Of the
publisher of the Beaver Springs Her
aid. His 9th birthday anniversary
comes In April.
The little fellow learned to set type
before he knew the alphabet. In fact,
it was by handling the metal that he
begansto distinguish the letters. Now
he can do n good turn with thcsprinnt-
ers' stick, and occasionally sets up
stories for his fathers paper. Some
times, to vary his work-it is play to
him-he r,sns#of cards, circulars and.
envelopes or the job press.
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HURT HER ANKLE al Ms GAZE.
Audi n Nteces Say iksyas Rinse
SsEaEs az . fasrSA ~ - N 4.,Ys IN r. 3s@gS

lGS-Tg
New York journal: Gone are the.
white angeisFWhichsstood in / he gable
end Of old Cornelius Van Nesss fiie
mansion Mt Cornwall on the Hudson.
Turned to the wall is the picture OF
Emma Lonises Van Ness, the dead
wife, for love Of whom he had these
figures carved. And in the house o
new divinity reigns. a woman OF ss.
years old. He is SO. The new wife, il
the story told last week. to Justice
Andrews in the supreme court by AS
sistant Corporation Counsel Blandy,i lis
true, is an adventures who married
The old man simply to get possession
of his vast fortune, and who is a bira.
mist with a youthful husband living.
The story of the angels has been
told in print many times. People
craned their neck as they passed the
house on the main Highway between
upper Cornwall and Highland to sec
the marble statue which would have
been more in keeping in n graveyard.
than against the gable ola borse.
Queer stories were told about. old.
ma Van Ness and the wife who was
uead. she came OF q very old family,
AM. q 1aeh one. He was q man of no
nrls1eeratic pfetersIons; q man who
liked his glass, his fast horse and
. co%ngenial compnnionship, and who
had money to pay for what he wanted.
He was very generous. To Fredcr-
lex East, who managed the spncious
grounds and the stables when the
,nasIer was away. he gave house
al'. IN CorilWall worth $4,000 a
.e~stiinolnal OF ms appreciation 70
q lIlehd IN need ne gave $4,000 not
i naaiS nlu - ago. Another friend III
hocIlester, whose nome was about to
W iosp y the foreclosure of a
OF ", oOo, he gave q check
when ear OF h mortgage and
'eis sonietElng substantial to boot.
Alce is the name OF the new
uisili.s: She Was good looking
Nouhs woman from orange county,
MheIe her tather Kept vegetable
gareen III Fort Jervls, n where she
- slVsn.a nrst classsreputatIon.
Last iall MISS Wood was visiting III
sorhsNail. 4 sprained her ankle
Just outside Il gate OF Mr.. Van Ness
sPaclons and was carried
~ 10 !, ~ :. EIArsls % =,
awe Biandy declared in court
1hat me sprained ankle was a ruse.1
!le. sald ina the young woman, hear.
ing .hat the old mar had a habit of
!llaklng love 70 young women and ask
ing them to marry him, had deter
lalned 70 DC the n to accept for the
purpose Of getting possession of the
money.
Mary Fast, deposing, told n terrible
story OF the alleged Vaccinations of
the young woman. How she drove to
the mouse the day after the pretended
ankle sPra1n and asked to be shown
the place. How she told the old man
she would ike to live there all her
Ire. How she wept tears over a men-
card Of Mrs. Van Ness, de-
ceased, n snid that Mr.. Van Ness
was n dear old man,.
1hey were married on February 81
OF ~ present year, the old man and
4Aiice Wood, by the Rev. DR.. Eaton,
ana ailce came to live in h "angel
mouse after the angels had been sent
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WHITE AND VICE PRESIDENCY.
A~mbnssndor 70 germany saws liz !.

Ambassador to Germany Says He Is
Not Seeking the l,Incc.
Berlin une12.-Thc attention OF Andrew
p. White, United States Ambassador,
was called by the correspondent of the
Associated Press today to American dis
patches connecting his name with the
vice presidential nomination.. He was
asked for a formal statement onsthe sub
ject, but declined to give this. saying he
could not discuss the nomination because
itshaa not yet been offered him. He had
some letters from American frienln on
the subject. but did not think anything
would como of 1t. Nobody has charge OF
tsSpushing 1t. he said.
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Andres Prison a Soap Eactory.

New York Sun: Nyack-The &c
stone house at Tappan, where Major
Andre was condemned for treason and
imprisoned until ms execution i'll the
revolution, is to be turned into a soap
factory. For two years past the '7G
house has been used as n hotel, and.
thousands of people visited it, but re-
Gently the proprietor. Charles A.. Pike,
had a license revoked and closed mp
his bar. Now he has leased the prop
erty to parties from New York, who
intend to make soap by a new process
on the grounds east of the house, and
the building will be used for their Of
ilces. Extensive plans are being
formed for the industry and every
cake OF soap made will have a picture
OF Andres prison stamped upon it.
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The Zinc british Hnnd.

There T few mundane consGruc-
lions or corrections more wonderful
than British diplomacy, says the New
York World. For many years it has
been the astute plan Of the members
of the English service to make friends
With Americans. They try to please
u all in kinds of ways. They applaud
all our wars, back us up in ali our de-
partures from virtue, speak well of
our actresses commend our athletes
and send MS their degenerates.
They have finally heaped the last
favor on our heads by sending to us
III; G. Norman as third secretary OF
the embassy. He is intended as u
pleasure for us. He is one more shin.
ing bait for our provincial Anglo
maniacs. He gives them something to
strive for. He pitches a new key in
thesart of dressing. Hehas brought
sin trunks full of clothes that he has
not worn at all and eight trunks full
OF clothes that he has worn but once,
BESIDES he has left an$immense stock
ut home. He is not tailor, be it un-
tlerstood, but a real swell-somethinp
for rough riders idling at the clubs
in loathed peace to initiate, something
for them to live up to. He is some
thing to occupy the idle American.
mind and to set pattern for the idle
but anxious American j.
Moreover, the English have been
told that in America we love what
the boys on the Bowery call a .holy
show"
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Revolution In water Travel.

Experiments have proven that YES
sells, fitted with propellers which imi-
tate the fish's fin, develop remarkable
power. 1t will cause IL revolution in.
Water travel. Men gradually learn
that natures ways are best. One
cause of the remarkable success of
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is the
fact that it is a sure cure for constipa-5
ton, indigestion, dyspepsia and bill
i%ousness.
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MOVING MISERY.
The Streets Are Full of 1t
Every Day.
rel!-Ta,e Marks Of Liver Troub IS in the PAGES
Of MankiniS Everywhere. and Yet 1t
Is So Easy to Look Good
and Feel Wen.

- GHE 4EIFEE FsiElGLr
People we Meet.-on the street.
what q lot, of them look miserable, sat.,
low, himply, Respondent, their skins biotched
witisSlifGr spots and Dlack-lieaGs.
It's aitstns tho liver.
Beauty Is blood deep. No one canbshave$
tue clean clcilr skin OF health where blood
Is Impure. md no Que can have pure blood
w~lereItyer isilazy. ~
!dyF1y Flyers hiring new ilfc. pure blood,
bright looks therefore health md beauty.
!, nxesy iiye y, make lively dlspost!ioi,s cont
Cascarcts Candy Cittilarttc mike the liver,
lively, purify the blood. bcautlfy the skin,
and are guaranteed to cure constipation undI
prevent its dire consequcuces.5
Cascarets are In tablet form; compact,
Convenient to5cnrry, tAste goOdacats itit can.
gydtyi. never grip nor giipe, cause natural nc.
ttlon Of liver mud bowels; therefore the ideni
laxative. It's what cascnrets do. NOT what
we shy they do that proves their lnerIt.
E0i,l by druggists generally, tQc. 25c and SOC,
Or iIy mail for price.
Our booklet, Tighten the Ills NJ Hamnn.
ity." mud simple niail,sl free for the asking.
Address Sterling liemedy Co.. CitcngO; AiCn-
treal, Glc.; or New Yori.
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a Song OF Summer.

Out in the open country fields
With the green grass blowing merrliy,
The daisies nod and the dewdrops shine.
And the sunbeamsl dance right chceri)y.
y lassie and laddie come tripping along,
Il the fair day smiling brightly;
They PUCK the flowers and they hum 9
song
AS they shake off the dewdrop,ss lightly.
The song tells how neither you nor 1
Nor anyone else they know
Has drunk the full cup of the joy Of the
fields. go.
You a rise when the flowers open their
You may battle your feet in the dew,
You ma live as the children OF. nature
live.
The whole long summer through.
there'll still be a secret Of natures
own
Beyond your human ken;
1T is known tosthe fairies who dwell in
the grass, BS
But is hid from the sons Of men.
Yet whenever together a lad and a lass
Trip hand in hand through the fields.
They fancy they drink with the elhn race
AL the sweetest that nature yields.
Out In the full. free light OF the Ii
Where the green grass bl0weth merriIy,
lass and the lad go dancing by
Singing their songs right cheerily.
Mary Aimee Goodman.
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Fonnd n Poem Woven Into the ring
Philadelphia Record: There is an.
antique Persiaa rug in mn establish
ment here which is valued at $4,000. A.
learned professor: of the University of
Pennsylvania, attracted out of cnrios-
ity examined the picce@@of oriental
workmanship the other day. and rec
:ognized the word sSandia in the4tex-
t1lre OF the rug. With tile assistance
of d fellow professor, who is an ac-
coniplished linguist, he has succeeded
In tPanslating a poem which had been
woven into the rug in Arabic charac-
ters. Arabic is the court language OF
The east, md in This rug appear the
classical characteristic the uniniti-
ated these characters look like geo
metrical designs, but they realIySex
press MITCH more: aSaadi,' he title
fosthe poem, & sWeetless.. 8
r ELAl M .EmF
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Otis l.,

Colchester, N. y, june 0.-Otis, who
will be the city's guest next week, nc
sompanied by his wife, daughter and.
Santain Laighton, of the United
States army arrived in the city early
this morning and will leave for Wash.
.ngton some time during the day.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-06-16

Ex-Secretary Alger and some
friends have purchased the largest
tract of fine timber now standing in.
the state of Alabama. They will es-
tablish manufacturing plants in the.
vicinity at the cost of $1,000, 900 or
So ,OGO, 900,
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Ind, Sept. 27,sisos.

81 think it is my duty to write o
letter to you in regard to what Lydia
=. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound did
for me. l wrote you some time ago,
describing my symptoms and asking
yonr advice, which you very kindly
gave. am now healthy and cannot
begin to prnise your remedy enough.
/ would say to all suffering women,
Take Mrs. Pinkhain's advice, for a wo-
man best understands . woman's suf-
ferings, and Mrs. Pfnkham, from her
vast experience in treating female ills,
can give you advice that you can got
from no other source. 's---CLARA KopP.
Rockport, Ind, April 3 1890.
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ELEVATOR AND MILL BURNEb.

Fire on Jordan Ranch Causes Loss
of $1,000.
Battle Creek, Ia. June 1.-THE elevator
md feed mill on the Jordan ranch was
destroyed by fire last evening. The, fire
was caused by spontaneous combustion,
The loss Is estimated at 5000. The cle-
vator and mill were partially insured.
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Marcus Daily, the copper king, and
rival Of ex-senator Clark, is frequent
~ seen going about his mines clad in
the rough garb of u workman. He
knows more about the mines than
any one of them and could not be lost
in any.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-06-16

The River Jordan is a very small
stream, n mere creek flowing through tho
sand. Its width is about 100 feet, It's
depth Ave to twelve feet, Thickets Of
reeds cluster upon It's steep banks, max
ing access difficult. Its swift current and
n foot of tough mn beneath It's cold
waters make bathing In the sacred river
n risky experiment rather thansag pleas.
,ure.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-06-16

The natural coral formation, to-
gether with good workmanship, has
made the roads of Bermuda famous in
the cycling world, and enthusiasts OF.
the wheel who have been so fortunate
as to visit the islands, have called it
the cyclers' paradise.
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six n. IiirhA lSilled

Gloucester, o., June Sit is nov
stated that the dead from the expIo-
sion#of GINS in the mine will number
;fiS orseight. Two mor explosions oe-
cnrrred during the night. Three to
four hundred men are thrown out Of
employment. s
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To Fake s,r.ike =. Places.

ST. Louis, Mo-, June 8.-A special train,
arrived here today from the east carry.
ing go experienced motormen and com
fuctorg from Philadelphia Pittsbnrg and
other P~ennsylyeni cities who ON 10
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-06-16

There are manS5people who make it
a point when they receive n gold piece
to Withdraw it from circulation to
hide it in some secret place, and the
amount of gold thus hoaryled is prob
ably very nrre.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-06-16

Mrs. Platt, wife of the New York
senator, is fond of old china and dur
ing her extensive travels abroad aud.
at home has gathered together one of
the finest collections i'll Washington,
where it has many rivals, but few
equals. s
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Season tickets to the Paris exposi-
ton must bear the photograph oftheI
person to whom they are issued. The
Algerian, Tunisian and other Mohanl-
medan exhibitors, however, refuse to
have their pictures taken, as it is
contrary to the Koran.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-06-16

Mississippi.
Hon. ". Y. Sullivan, United States Sen.
ator from Mississippi, in a letter recently
written TO DIR. Hartman from oxford, Miss,
says the following:
For some time have been a sufferer
from catarrh In Its most lnciplent stage,
80 much SO thnt ! became alarmed us to
my general health But, hearing Of rc-
rti-na MS a good remely,SI gave it a fir
trial and soon began to Improve. Its eff
iects were distinctly beneficial, removing
the annoying symptoms, aud was particn.
larry good as a tonic.
= take pleasure in recommending your
great national catarrh cure. pcsru-na, us
the best ! have ever tried.
wv. v. Sullivan"
Fcruna cures catarrh wherever located.
Peruna has no substitntes--no rivals. In
sist upon having Pcruna. Address The Pc.
rnna Medicine Co, Columbus, o.. for u free
book on catarrh.
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Destroyed l1s.sso CONNIE.

Aberdeen. S. b, June la.-The stotafnum.
per OF gophers destroyed In Brown coun-i
ts this year was $780, ~ $3.50 being flick-.
5srtails and the rest gray gophers. The
county WI 81 .982.S The payment Will
continued next year.
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PisoisC urecannot be too highly spo-
Ken of as u cough cure. j. w. OBrien,
3ss2 Third avenue, N, Minneapolis,
Mimi, JanuaryS6, 1000.
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littie Ia l,in J,,,,,

Washington Star: "There's one
thing I must admit snid Agninaldo,
gloomily, as he looked over his scrap
book.
What is thatp"
"For aeman who lans been reported
killed as often a j have, this is u
mighty poor collection of epitaphs."
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-06-16

cartcr's Ink Ts Used Exclusively
by the schools OF New York, Boston and
other places, and they wont use any
other.
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The Common folks.

If only sweetest bells were rung,
How we should miss the minor chimes!
If only grandest poets sung.
Thcre'd l.,7no simple little rhymes.
The modest clinglng vine adds grace
To all the forests giant oaks.
And mid earth's mighty is a place
To people with just common folks.
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Took i, Tumble,

Chicago Times-Herald: ""4Arbnth-
not she said. after they had started
on their wedding journey, SIN so
glad you wear a beard.
.'Nhy?n he asked.
"Oh," She replied. at feels SO i
comfortable to have ones check
pressed against a day ortwo's growth
of stub"
Then she stopped suddenly and be-
gan to view the landscape from the
car window.
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DROPSYss s 5S o 9.;iss ! AZ, ! : .,s,:
cnsea. Book OF testimonials and 10 Treatment
EHEE. DR.. u. II. Green's Asaa. Beg y Asl&ata. Dc.
Ltttlc ~lp.ndeliun.

Ltttle ipnnleliun.
Gay little Dandelion
Lights IN the meads.
Swings on her tender foot,
Te!leth her beads:
Lists TO the robins note
Poured from above;
Wise little Dandelion
Asks not for love.
Cold lie the daisy banks,
Clothed but In green,
Where, In the days agone.
Bright hues We're seen.
Wild ptnks are slumbering, 85
Violets delay:
True little pnndelton
Greeteth the May.
Brave little DandelionI
Fast falls the snow,
Bending IT, daffodirs
Naughty heau i.W
Under that fieecy tent,
Careless of cold,
Blithe little Dandelion
Counteth her gold.
Meek little Dandelion
Groweth more fair,
TIL dies the amber dew
Out from her hair.
High rides the thirsty sur.
F1ercely and high;
Faint little Dnnde.ion
Closeth her eye.
Pale little Dandelion,
In her white shroud,
Heareth the angel breeze
Call from the cloud
Tiny plumes fiuttering
Make no delay;
Little winged Dandelion
u. g. whittier;
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Mrs. Winslow's sooTniss synur for Children
%teetiinE, actions the gums. reduces
sllays pain, cures wind cole. .5c q bottle.
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Binder Irvine ut Low priccs,

20 bIHucr WHO ut Low PriCcs.
II you want n special inside price on
sbindcr twtne, either Stsai, Standard or Man
iia, cut this notice out and mail to Sears,
Roebnck Co. Binder Irvine Depart.
irenD, Chicago, Stating about how much
Irvine you viii require md how soon you will
want 1T and they will save you money by
Quoting you n price that Will either secure
your order or compel The party. who supplies
you to sell to you at a lower price than lie.
otherwise would.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-06-16

Not they the warriors who shall win
Upon the battle field a name
To sound above the awful din.
Not theirs the painters dcathTess fame
Not theirs the poets muse that .brlnEa
The rhyme gift his soul inrokes:
Theirs but II do the simple things
hat duty gives Just common folks.
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Fate has not lifted them above

The level of the human plane;
In touch with pleasure and with pain.
One great. far-reaching brotherhood,
With ommon burdens, common yokcs,
And common wrongs and common. good
Gods army otSjust common folks.
Nixon Waterman.
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~ is proposed to biiild $4,000, 600
international dam above El Pnso,
3Iex.,1 to redeem the Rio Grande ynl.
Iey.s
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The deplorablc defect in a good
many old saws is that they are hope.
lcsslN dnH
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War Nut Murder

sSar MOI
Philadelphia North American: Ask
Ii~t--Doesn't the villain murder the
hero in the2frst net?
Tellit-fes. And he murders the
drama5in the others.
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Bishop Of Columbus.
Rome, 9.--Rey. Or. Henry .Moeller
has been appointed bishop Of GoIumbus.