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The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1900-08-11
Public Sale.

Ninth Judicial District Court. Parish OIL
East Carroll State of Louisiana.
Tutorship of Robert E. and Lillian b.
Diggs.
By virtue of an order s issued out ro oil 'n az
ouisiano i'm and for the parish OF East
Carroll, 10 the above entitled cause, wiz
offer for sale at public auction, tor casn; 10
the last and highest bidder, at the principal
door of the courthouse in said parish, on
Saturday the sth day of September, is wv.
between the hours prescribed bylaw the
! following property, to-wit: NJ
| lot No. is and the north hall OIL Lou NO.
II in Block No. /, of the Davis Addition 70
the town of Providence, together Win .n'
improvements thereon and the appurIen-
mes thereto belonging. Said property
having front on Scarborough street re9h 81 side d
| feet and running back along tne SCUM ''u'
| of Fourth street $50 feet.
No bid will be received for less tha'
$4,000. hObEh, III ;ili,,
Tutor of the Minors, Robert and Lillian
i 3. Diggs. -, .,
I Lake Providence, La. Aug. 4. l.u0.-6t'
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lnfornationforth the
Public.
vazOO & MISSISSIPPI VALE !
RAILROAD co.

vanoo & MISSISSIPPI VALLEY
RAILROAD CO.
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE NOON |
JANUARY 2Sth, 1900.
SOUTH BOUND.
No. 23-Leave Memphis goo a. M
Arrive Vicksburg 700 P. M.
No. 5-Leave Memphis 1856 p. m.
Arrive Vicksburg 2:lo am.
No. 5-Ieave Vicksburg 2:2O a. m.
Arrive New Orleans $40 a. N.
M o1-Leave Vicksburg 7:l5 a. M.
Arrives New Orleans $50 P. M.
NORTH BOUND.
No o4--Leave vlcksburg Tbs a. m.
Arrive Memphis 5:35 pm.
No s--Leave New Orleans loot. M
Arrive vicksburg 1l:25 P. m.
No 6-Leave Vicksburg ll:Sop P. M
w. Arrive Memphis $50 a. M.
No 9a-Leave New Orleans $40 am
Arrive Vicksburg 7:O5p. m.
vrcKsRItRG AND GREENvILLE
ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Vicksburg ago P. m.' affiS'
at Greenvile 500 p. m.
Leave Greenville 6 a. M arrive a
yicksburg 1000 a. m.
For f,rther information apply 10
20. PEARCE, 49,,
| C.P. & 7. A.. Vicksbnrg' MISE
| JNOA. SCOTT,
Diy,n. Pass'r. Ag't. Memphis Ieni
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For CONG RESS.

We are authorized to announce
nov fos r. RANSDELL, of East
a1,rrou as a candidate for reelection
&c Representative in the 57th Congress
from the Fifth District OF Louislana,
subject to the action of the Democratic
party.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1900-08-11

Bryan and Stevenson received
such an ovation at indianapolis on
"Wednesday that it has made the
Republicans tremble. Never before
were so many people gathered to-
gether on such an occasion, and
never was such enthusiasm mani
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Straved or Stolen.

From the rack in Lake Providence. La,
on the night of August list. 1900, sorlel
mare with briddle and saddle, three wears
old. about ID hands high, small wni'e
streak in face, flax name, large havei 1 lam !"
bad scar on one Of her 'front.' khce' i'o'i'
wire fence cut. Co.. ber re.
coverv l.. W. GAY,
Monticello, La.
Lake Providence, La, Aug, 4, l9Oo.
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The Pekin relief column met
with a terrible slaughter at the
hands Of the Chinese near Peitsang
on Monday, when awvele hundred
of the allied army were killed. The
heaviest loss was among the Russian
and japanese troops. Hundreds Of
Chinese we're slaughtered, befor'
they retreated.
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g. LOAN ASSOCIATION

By order OF the Board of Directors; ,he
annual meeting of the stockholders Oh sne
lake Providence Building and Loan Assn,
cation. Ltd, will be held at the once ~, %
the Association on MONDAY August -
1900, at 8 o'clock p. m. v,o
Secretary.
Lake Providence, La, Aug. 4, 100.
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the laws, in the execution of our..grave
md s,erp duties, be as blind to all ui-
terior feelings and sentiments as 'ne
amh,.ma,ic Goddess of Justice, whose
sightless orbs rest on friend ana ZOE
alike and whose fearless arm lifts h,gn
IN. scales of Justice evenly baianceo.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1900-08-11

Rd;tor ]. w. Scanland and wife OF
the Bossier Banner, celebrated Tue
th;rtv.third anniversary OF their
married life on August lst. May
thew live many, many more years to
come is the sincere wish OF tne nau
ner-Democrat.
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CHURCH NOTICE.

Sunday School every Sunday at y
Preaching, 1st and 3rd Sundays IA OF
eacl. month, at II a. NJ, anu o'oo =. ~ -
Prayer meeting every. wednesday
night. o,;no avery
Epworth League meeting o'o''
Sunday at $50 p. m. ,..or
H.O. WHITE, Pastor.
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The late register of the land office
Col. Lanier, who committed suicide,
turns out to be short over S3C'Voo.
There are a great many persons who
will lose their lands or have to pay
the second time. Where is his CHEZ
clerk and others who were CONNECTED
with his office? They should Ger
tainly know something.
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Tulane University Of
Louisiana.
New Orleans.

CoILEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES.
Classical, Literary, Latln-S clentlhc anu
Scientific Courses.
COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY.
Mechanical, Electrical, Chemical
Sugar, Civil and Architectural
/. Engineering.
n Sophie Newcomb Memorial College
for Young Women, with All anu
Boarding Department.
Fall Term of above opens October ISL
Medical Department opens Oct ldtn
Law Department opens Nov. 18th.
For catalogues. address
| Secretary of University.
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yellow fever has broken out away
down in Tampa. Fla. and New Or
leans, Mobile and other cities have
a strict quarantine against Florida.
There is no danger whatever OF the
disease spreading.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1900-08-11

To cure a cold in Que day. take
Laxative Bro Quinine. All druggists
refund the money if it fails 20 cure;
osc,s F. W. Groves signature is on
each box. For sale at Guenaras osus
store.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1900-08-11

NOTJCE.-The fine steamer DELTA
in place of the Lucille Rowland wiz
carry passengers to Memphis ana re-
turn for 500 Rates from any iano,
inc for one fare and 81 added Tor rouno
trip. A fine string band Will De Oh
board all during the summer.
V. nj. PURDY u SUM- ASis
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Before Humbert, the murdered
King Of Italy, was placed in his
tomb, an attempt was made IN Far's
70 kill the Shah of Persia, who was
visiting that city at the time.
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go p e COMMISSIONER.

hereby announce myself candl-
date for the Office of Il. r. Commission
er. subject to nomination by the Dem
ocratic party. /" H. TO n NJ.
Shreveport. La.
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Saturday, august Il, 1900

FIFTH DIST, nHDEE BOARD,
,un,.r meetings second "Wednesday .
3, January. April July, and octooei' al
Delta. La.
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Budget Of Expenses.

Ra It ordained, That the Budget OF
Expenses for the town OF provlden ,'s'
is hereby fixed as follows for the cur en
rent or fiscal year ending June 81,
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r. M. KENNEL .
ATTORNEY-kT-LM,
Lake Providence, La.
WILL PRACTICE IN
ALL THE COURTS
Strayed or Stolen.

On Saturday night, June 80, 1900. from
..SoId;er,s Rest near Lake Providence: !
gray mare, about AZ hands high, white
month. scar across nose, small dark spot on
rioht side and near mouth and branded H.
on left hin. will pay $500 for her return
On ,nss mp EMILY CARSON.
" Lake Providence, La, July Il, l9o0.-ot.
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Lost or Strayed.

A Blue Horse Mule, about lo15 nanu o,,
high. 10 years old A liberal reward WIN
po p"'N " ]. STEIN Il CO.,
Alsatia, La,
Lake Providence, La, Aug. 4, 1900.
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Cycling
MICHAEL IN A FARCE.
Welshman Takes Part in Queer Bike
Race and Loses.

Welshman Takes Part in Queer Bike
Race and Loses.
Providence. r. I, July 29.-Jimmy
Michael. the bicycle rider, was declared
defeated by the referee in his match
with Ben Monroe of Memphis, at Cres-
cent park this afternoon. The trouble
grew out of the terms of the contract
for the race. by which MichaePs man
ager. ]. G. Kennedy, controlled every
thing The local track could get Mich
ael here only by agreeing to MiehaeI s
requirements for pace and when tha
referee called Monroe off the track and
awarded him the race the bic crowd
which had paid double admission
prices to see Michael, was furious.
The race was fifteen miles, motor
paced. and Michael used a new motor
with three and a half horsepower ana
n fancy set of water coolers, Wh;ch
were nothing more than wind sIlle.ds'
so constructed as to evade the ru-eS.
The motor did not work well ana aN
the end of ten miles it went up. Inc
contract for the race called Tor Rem
nedv TO furnish pace for both riders.
When MichaePs pace went wrong ne
tackled on to the rear wheel of Monroe,
whose pacemakers, being Michael men,
sIackened up. The next few miles were
ridden at a 2:20 gait and the crowd
bowled with rage. The ref-ee IN
etructed the motoreers to give Monroe
,ace but they refused, and the farce
vent on for few miles, until the rel
aree called Monroe from the track ana
awarded him the race, at the end OF the
6fteen miles. The time for the fifteen
miles was 1922
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Devddd Credsure Story.
BotO the Fortune I1unfers Found Mountain of SLIDER
bdFa Century Hgo.


They searched and searched. Up and
down, back and forth; retracing their
steps they looked for the ash deposit.
The face of the mountain seemed COM
pletely changed. WaterspOuts and
clOUdbursts are of frequent occurrence
in the Block Rock country. and now
there were deep gullieS and cuts that
were not there before. The whole face
of the mountain had altered beyond
recognition. Avalanches Of broken,
sliding rock had been set moving down
ward by the restless elements, and
what had been bare ground before was
now hidden under tons of powders and
smaller bits of rock. Avalanches of
water had barred rocks once covered
with earth. Moving. shifting. chang
ing with the years, nothing was the
same. No sign of silver was ever seen
in that mountain, either then or there
after. But the search went on by
others who came after them, in 1883
and again in the sixties, and year after
year even down to our day.
There have been those guided by
divining rod that showed them. they
aver, the exact spot where the stream
of molten metal flowed and cooled in
It's bed of aSheSi) who have put silver
by the thousands into the mountain in
tunnels and shafts and inclines that
lutte faith in finding the hidden treasure
of the heights. Silver a-plenty has
been sunk, but none ever brought to-
light
Every summer sees one or more
wagons, carrying prOSDectOrS. crawling
across the furnace-hot alkali levels
that border Black Rock land. The
mirage of Quin River desert dances
about them. as the mirage of Hardin
mountain beckOns them on.
And though they always return with
empty palms, hope is never absent
from them, and they will tell you that
some one, some day, somewhere, in
that grim, still mountain that even the
birds shun, viii find the lost treasure
vault the three men stumbled on so
long ago.
Perhaps do not know. Such is the
story of the marvellous Hardin silver
/ the story as I heard it out by the foot
hills of the grim old mountain and by
! the desert sea that creepS UP to its feet
If you had heard it in that strange
| land you would not have marVeled az
the StrangenesS of the tale. but would
i have had faith as others have had who
| go searching and searching with the
/ coming Of each year, no matter how
J you might have doubted when you had
! shaken off the mystery and charm OF
| the desert
1 give you the story just as I got il
| Believe it or not, as you choose.
I dare not say how true I maybe
| I tell the tale as twas told TO me
IDAH MEACHAM STROBRIDGE, II
San Francisco Call.
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miscellaneous.
BENEFIT FOR WELDON.
FUND to Be Raised For Stricken
Sporting Editor.

FUND to Be Raised For Stricken
Sporting Editor.
Cincinnati. o.. July 29.-During the
past week a permanent organization
was effected there with Judge Ferris
as president and other judges of the
court as vice presidents Mayor julius
Freshman as treasurer and Norris
Issacs OF the Enquirer as secretary, for
a benefit to Harry NJ. Weldon, the
dean of American sporting editors,
VINO was stricken with paralysis last
February and who has become a hope
less invalid. 1t is now learned from
the letters received that there will be
cooperating committees in all of the
larger cities, composed of sporting ed
ltOrs. baseball men. turf men, boxers
and others.
In addition to the athletic events an
nounced here for Oct. 6 it is now pro-
posed to have a great carnival of box
ers as well as Weldon day at the
races. Nearly all of the managers
nave pledged their men for contests.
1t is proposed to offer purse of $1,000
FOR seven games between the winners
of the National and Nthe American
league pennants. There are twenty
committees in the organization, COM
posed of prominent citizens, and the
indications are that the benefit will
not only be a success, but that it will
also bring more sports together than
on any previous occasion
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THE MISSES BELL,
Is s so Fifth Avenue, New York

The Kisses Bells Complexion Tonic Is a
harmless liquid for external application 10
the skin. It removes entirely all freckles.
moth. blackheads, pimpies, and tan, and
cures entirely acne and eczema, and
beauties the complexion. Price Sl0O per
bottle, three bottles usually required to
clear the complexion S2-15-
The Kisses Bells Capiila RenOva Is
preparation for naturally restoring gray
locks to their original color CapIila
RenOva is really q Hair Food, and strength
ems and invigorates the hair in natural
way, and thus restores its original color
Price 81 20 per hottie.
The Misses Bells Skin Food Is a soft,
creamy. exQuisitely scented ointment, for
mild cases of roughness, redBesS, pimples,
etc: is a cure In itself. Is an excellent
retiring cream Price - cents per jar
The Misses Bells Lambs Wool Soap il
made from pure Oil Of Lambs Wool. Price
8 cents per cake
A complete line Of above exquisite
preparations are always kept in stock, and
can be had from our local agent
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TEN EYcK WON'T RUN.
Champion Refuses to Represent Am
erica at Paris Regatta.

Worcester, Mass, July 2S.-Ten Eyck,
amateur champion single sculler of the
world, has decided not to represent this
country at the regatta at the Paris ex-
position. He makes his decision on &C
count Of What he alleges is the shabby
manner his clubmates of the Wachu-
sets Boat club of this city have been
treated by the committee and national
officers of the National Association of
Amateur Ooarsmen.
The Wachusetts were led to believe,
1t is said, that the double would be
sent from this city. Later they were
told that the event would be dropped.
Then the information came that their
double shell, which is in the Atlanta
boathouse in New. York. was 10 be put
on board the steamer bound for Paris,
and that a member of the Vesper crew
was to row with Ten Eyck as mate in
the double race, which in reality had
never been dropped
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BROOKLYN Jockey Club Stakes.

New York, July 29.-The Brooklyn
Jockey club announces the following
stakes among others, for the autumn
meeting of 1900. 10 be run at Graves
enc. They close Wednesday, Aug. 10,
next:
For all ages, Oriental handicap, $Z'0OO'
mile and a quarter.
occidental handicap. $500. mile and
an eighth.
First1,pcciaI, 81, 500, mile and a quar-
ter: second special, $500, mile and
half
For 2-year-Olds. Prospect handicap,
81. 800. about six furlOngs.
Willow stakes. for FLIES, $1,000, five
and a half furlongs.
FlatIand stakes, $1,000, five furlOngs.
For 3-year-olds, Monarch stakes.
81 500. mile and a furlOng.
In this class seven other events for
81. 900 stakes each are announced
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Atlanta. third. Distance, four and a
half miles. Time-9;35.
Five-mile handicap, amateur-WOn
by w p. WahenDurger, New York;
City (scratch): j. II. Hunter, Newark
$50 yards), second: Lester Wilson,
Pittsburg (scratch), third; Floyd Kre IS,
Newark go yards), fourth Time
u:40 Is
Two-mile handicap, professional
Won by Frank Kramer, East Orange
(scratch): H. 3. Freeman, Portland.
Ore. go yards), second; R. S. Ireland,
Newark Gao yards). third; Fred Titus,
New York City Q50 yards), fourth.
Time-4:42 Is.
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The WORLD OF SPORT

scored five hits during The two innings he
ofSS,upieu the box, the Indians getting
I Tiisnt runs in the second Hansford re-
~, eFep MIN and then the Holsters woke
a ~, Dul Iour more hits being recorded
anu ar almost errorless game being
TSScorded by the fielders The feature OF
nv me game was in the seventh inning.
bat. -''i OoiiiO ~ 'iio
Inc first ball Sleepy sent over the
pidte elm hit SO hard that it went clear
held fences and he came home.
biliy Martin umpired the game and
gave excellent satisfaction He is all
0Fer the field and has a good eye for
follows:
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Che Curt.
CALIFORNIA CLUB STAKES.
Handsome Purses For Entries II
Winter Meeting of 1900.

Handsome Purses For Entries in
Winter Meeting of 1900.
San Francisco. July 29.-The Califor-
MIA Jockey club announces the follow
ing stakes for the winter meeting Of
1900. They close Nov. 3:
Burns handicap, $4,000, 2-year-olds
and upwards. one mile and quarter.
Thornton stakes. $3.O0e for 2-year-olds
and upwards. four miles.
Palace Hotel handicap, $4,000, 2-year-
olds and upwards, one mile and an
eighth.
The Pacifc-UniOn handicap $1,000. 2
year-Olds. one mile and a furlong-
Gerhard handicap. $4,000, 2-year-Olds
and upwards, Futurity course. This
race will not be run before April l.
Gunst handicap. $1,000, 2-year-olds
and upwards. one mile and sixteenth.
Lissak handicap. $500, 2-year-olds
and upwards. one mile.
Mclaughlin selling stakes, $1,000, 2
vear-olds. mile and a sixteenth.
Naglee selling stakes, $1,000, 3-year-
olds and upwards. seven furlongs.
Follansbee handicap, $500, 2-year-
olds and upwards, seven furlongs.
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Reads Beat Hustlers.

A pretty game of ball was played
yesterday at Lagoon between the Og-
den Read team and the Wilkes HustI
lers. the game resulting in a victory
for the former by a score OF to e
The battery work and clean fielding
on both teams were the features. The
Wilkes viii play a return game in Og-
den soon.
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Play Another Today.

NNUlNIdI 70 tn -R4N1'I
Ogden, July 29.-Great interest is mani
fest in the Cheyenne-Ogden games and
will no doubt attract another crowd to-
morrow. The lineup of the Cheyenne
team will be the same as today, except
that Graham Will be in the box, and
Sholes will play right field. Gimlin or
Gierhart will pitch for Ogden and Bluth
will probably be in his old place at
right
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Recognized Her.
der Dorfbarbier.)

who is at the telephone. Herr Bren-
del?"
Your wife, sir"
What does she want?'
''The only word l c2n understand is
'numbskull
Let her come here; she probably wants
10 talk with me.
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uaiIsburg Summaries.

New York. July 2s--Vailsburg bicy-
lie races, summaries:
Half-mile open, professional-Wo
Nv owen Kimbie. Louisville; II. b.
Freeman. Portland. second; Frank
Kramer. East Orange. third; J. l..
Fisher. Chicago, fourth. Time
100 As.
Unlimited pursuit Tace-Won by r.
McEacherin, Toronto, Can; Otto
MAYA. Erie. second; Bobby Walthour.
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INDIANS WERE sCALPED.
A--sSed Invincibles Treated to &
Trimming By Gimlinites.
Especial CorrespondenceD

- 'I"tIdI Correspondence
@',H July 29.-The Cheyenne Indians
n l"mous band of savages that have
49, 'fForizing the amateur ball teams
gv., Wv 2ming. Nebraska and Colorado
rast.r'." Gown upon the Junet ton city
any iS Not So however. Old DAD Gimlin
m. .-H l"nsters took them into camp b.
"th,. s.re of Is to g. Sleepy Simmons.
a .pIii"WSy one was awakened by sucn
the +,I Iament as ne never met before.
L. a ','le Samut of hits from a single
njlr1r D9he run being made off him TO the
f:I,ao1slr Of seventeen.
mart opened for the locals and
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American League.

At nneapolis-Minneapolis 5; Indian
apolis, 9.
At kansas City-Kansas City, 5; De-
troit, 4.
At Chicago Chicago, 6; Buffalo, 8.
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btiot9 UII-DdIIs, UIL oIIIIiIUIIo' =, I -
hart, ]; Hansford, ? Struck out, by Sim
mons 4; Gierhart, /, Hansford, f. Passed
balls, Henry, 2, Briefly, /. Double lays,
lake to Casey to Greenwich, Green TO
Taylor. Home run, Brierly, Gimlln-
Three baggers, Casey, Gimlin. Two Dag
gers, Clark, Gimlin, McGregor, Henry, z.
First on errors, Cheyenne ), OgdS1 ).
Left on bases, Cheyenne Z, Ogden .. A.
tendance, 1900. Time of game, 2 hours
Umpire, Martin
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His RRiOinder-

your greatest enemy is whisky" Said
the parsOn TO an incOrrigible member OF
his flock
But" said the wayward one, you have
always told us 10 love our enemies.
Yes" answered the good man, but
not to swallow them"
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A Clear Case.

Detroit Free PreSs.9
What do you mean by saying music
injured your health2'
why, that girl next door pounds her
piano so late that We have to go to bed
with all our windows shut.
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Busy.
Indianapolis Journal.)

''You don't do anything at all, do you,
Digby?"
Don't do anything Do you know that
the work performed by the mere vital
processes OF the human body every TWEEN
ty-four hours amounts to lifting 300
tOnS2''
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No Alternative

That's a terrible noise in the nursery.
MOllie" said the mistress. What's the
matter2 Can't you keep the baby quiet2'
'-Shure, ma am replied Molly. = can't
keep him quiet unless L let him make a
noise
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-30
a Hot-Weather Error.

Chicago RecOrd.)
Did Wigs garden party so off all
ri-ht?'
NO; they took us all into the house and
made US play euchre."
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-30
Uncertain.


There came loud knock on the door
Opportunity" cried the poet. rushing
across the attic floor.
He held the latch and hesitated
One must be careful he unused, sit
may be the wolf