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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
ST. PAUL WITHOUT A COMMITTEE.
GEORGE W. RISTINE FOR CHAIRMAN OF
LOCAL TRAFFIC BOARD.

George W. Ristns, formerly president OF the
Colorado Midland Railway will. II is expected De
chosen by the executive officers OF the Western
roads as chairman of the local traffic committees
established at Omaha. St. Louis and Kansas CITY
No committee has yet been formed at St Paul. me
Wisconsin Central Insists that lakeand-ran as wen
as all-rai traffic must be included in the agreement
This cannot be done without the cooperation OF me
ern Pacific. which refuses to join the ST Paul COM
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DETECTIVEs.

DRESSMAKING.
LEARN dress cutting and millinery; a field
without limit: special terms for summer
course: call Immediately; new shirt waists
or skirt patterns cut to order soc
MCDOWELL SCHOOL. 310-3lS 6th-ave
in the latest fashions: perfect fit and best
workmanship. GRANT & PARSER. T43
Lexington-ave.
SACHS & CO.. Ladies' and Cents Tailors
1lO Lenox-ave-, near i16th-st.-Remodel-
ling and repairing neatly done at moderate
prices.
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BILLIARD & POOL TABLES.

BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES. new and
second hand; lowest prices; easiest terms.
MARK BROS. "a Cn'on Square
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TRUNK LINE PASSENGER MEETING.
meeting Of the passenger department OF the
Trunk Line Association was held yesterday for
the purpose of considering various routine matters
Commissioner L. P. Farmer reported that there was
nothing new In the situation, and that rates were
reiIr fain
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WORK WANTED.

BRIGHT Roy. l5 years, with good ref
ererc ce. wishes position In once where
there Is chance OF advancement m
SATTLER. hi3 East i1th-s st
RELIABLE BUSINESS MAN OF ire
proaehahle habits. who at all times de-
votes himself 10 his employsrs' interests
desires To change his position; good man
aGer. salesman, stock clerk. cor. espondent
etc. Culck 10 catch On To- anything new
SIS 10 $2h. CUI4PIN, 500 Wes, IGGth-s,
BoOKk EEbER OF assistant. Is; expert
eneeds r. MEI4zER. 195 George ST.,
brooklyn.
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" oISb< WANTED.
Female.

FcmRic.
GOV EttN tSS.- North German. best testi-
monials. experience. French tParts1 E,nr-
ltsh branches, music and Latin 10 some ex-
tent. can supervise. city or country IIND
iO3 West SSth st.
STENOGISAPHER and OFFICE Assist
ANI.-by young woman. good refer
ences ". H. ~. sA I.eonard-st
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Proposals
NOTICE TO CoNTRACTORs.-sesIea :,

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.- -seaIed =
~ posaIs for furnishing the materials ana - -
the labor necessary remodel the heating az aaz
systems and for furnishing and Installing s--seea
Panel Engine and Dynamo. the House ard
for Juvenile Delinquents RandalFs Island N Hellss
mail delivered in person uD u u nay
NJ On THURSDAY 20th day of 5eptenb.r ioc 'illct
exander r Or. President q the 5f ~ 70 A.
Raudalrs Island New York City. which .1--ers
place the Board viii receive and open AZ prJpos- and
Drawings and specifications may be consulted - :.
forms Of obtained the once .alf
Superin endent House q Refuge Rauesrr. sfze
Y o. the Jifca Of O. l. Helms. s----.a "a
IN the Capitol Albany. y Y. Dl7el
Contract will be awarded % the
bidder bidders. unless his. .---los
amount available therefor in which case ~. us
Managers the right 20 reject BIDS aa =
President Board % 49,
Ner- York Z. 2lst. 19o0 1900
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CREDIT TO ALL.

CREDIT TO ALL WITHOUT SECURITY.
Clothing for Ladies. Men and Boys.
ready made, to order. PROGRESSIVE
CLOTHING AND CLOAK COMPANY. :
West 14th-st (Open Evenings)
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CARPET CLEANING.

CARPETS cleaned by steam. ~ hand or On
the floor. Careful Carpet Cleaning CO..
1883 Broadway, 421 East 4Sth-st-. COE
BRANDT. Tel I32-SSth
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

PATENCSi INVENTORS HAND BOOK
FREE, paterts economically secured and
prohtab!y sold. INVENTORS COMPANY
100 Nsssau-st-
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c ountrp Boaro.

A FAMILY boarding house: grounds; verandas
stable: 500 IT. elevation. The Rldgedale. Madison
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Ocean Steamers.
E1Mf me gTGMmSE1DIP GO

DIRECT LINE TO PORTLAND. MAINE.
vnhecIlag with all railroad and seamship lines to all
summer Rerorts Steamships 'HoTHtio Hall" new and
Manhattan' leave Pier No. 81, T. r. foot Of Market
Street every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday n r
ssAiners hued with every modern Improvement for =
SonIert ana eonvanence OF passengers Ticket offices
tsEohnNAf corner Of Reade and 40
- Seuth y opposite Pier
lipRAT'o HALL. C. r. M a22 South Street
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
FOR DATES or sTBAMsHIP sAILIHGs
SEE THIS coI.uAsN TO MORROW
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STOAGAGE.

STOALAGE
ARRAHAM'S furniture storage warehouse
S0S-S6O Broome-st-: boxing. packing and
shipping; rooms from 81 80 Pc month up.
Telephone Sl42 Spring
THE TWENTIETH CENTURY STORAGE
HOUSE AND CARPET CLEANING co.
4e2-i94 East l3Sth-st.. cleans YOUR carpets
al 3 cents yard. also moves your flrni-
ture - load Cali OF sand postal Tel
tphone. SSI Melrose.
HELP WANTED.
~-~-~~--->--@--~---~------
NEW-YORK HAIRDRESSING SCHOOL,
Manicuring. face massage, scalp treat
ment chropody, dermatoloR-- diplomas
HELP WANTED.
MnI~.
ATTENTION, MEN.-Cheap trip 20 Europe.
London Liverpool. Hamburg. Bremen
cured sHPPNG RfGN OFFICES Fqa IEse PassdiSe igsoI Pg
and AZ West-st-. New-Nork.
CANVASSERS.- Wanted. a few good sd-
vert sing canvassers to work on commis-
sion on a recognized standard publication.
Must be able to produce references as TO
character Address HILLS. Tribune Once
JEWELLERS WANTED on fine diamond
mountings. ABEL LUTHY & CO. IT,
JOhn-st.
MEN WANTED. D.-Free passage 10 men as
slstinR by feeding cattle 10 European
ports city positions procured. ATLANTIC
SHlFPlNG OFFICE. 2u9 2d-st
$50 to So DAILY easily made by our Live
Agents, men or women sci ing our .alesI
novelty, Campaign Waterproof NecIties
Goods entirely new and patented. Agents
delighted. Sales unlimited What others
90 you can do. Time Is short Write to
day and secure exclusive territory Guar
anteed best seller Address. with stamp
NJ, & NJ MANFG CO. Dept. G. spring
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Ocean GteGmers

RgORTH @E HG1AN 0lGYWa
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e PEhs Fl q sEEN N9y $ II
s. ssss ;f@fsDI 1' ~
En-. aihRALIAF iFi4 Sent Vera Sept Is
oELR1cHs pfP'CS9re col No le s BROADWAY
Lewis H Meyer. As south Third St. Phiia-
SPECIAL NOTICE.
from c69Eress nsFd ST. Es yS 23 Y9s Tss EdD6 Rus1
MAMRUBG-AMF@1GAM l 1NF,
-.G.oxn6S5 cHEFIsoFFa lF%R1s,, AND HA%fTac,,
r~Ir srrR F3ss S s ,S4zS
cHEE6o1RG FT ASR HAMHIFG NH 3 B47P AIso
Pretoria sept a $40 n @ rs @1 $50 I'M
F''r'" Sept = s.Io 10 Sr E,e"4= G2.ci 'D' 2'
HAMBURG -AMrRTCAN LINE, ~ B'wAY. y. 2
ANGWOR l0EyE, sFssMsAFF: e s MAT+
om Per q North SFA River fodS Of We. 5S s.
Cg 81 Sept %
Second G1bs zap Passass $50 AM S % 70 s2 50
HENDERsoM HRoTHEERs Agents. Ii & 10
a.6ai3 .,sam.Ar ssns. from
JAPAN, GHlNA, PH0LlPPH ISLANDS
EMPREss EMPREss OF OF 70 Dee Dec a. MeS EsS
limited % to SG h Hu3Sre 5S 4R 10
HAWAIIAN OSl. AMOS AND AUS STRAllA
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such books as ''Whitney q Lockwood 5
Grammar" "Hutchinsons Second Phys
iology." Pages Theory and Practice or
Teaching or "Kellogg's School Manage-
ment." a general history or any books re-
lating to teaching.
Emma w. Uzzell. Boston. N. c., will
exchange the following cloth-bound
books: TON Brown at Rugby" Last
ESSAYS of Ella and Representative
Mem" for other cloth bound books; VIII
also exchange paper-bound novels, by
Mary ]. Holmes or "Ivanhoe" and Jane
Eyre" for "Thelma" and "lampiighter.
Write first.
Mrs. w. s. c. Manly. G,adish. Tex. VIII
Holmes's readers. Wentworths. w. );
Sutton's and primary arithmeIe: anu a., !,
others for books, dry goods or anything <
Ornamental. Be sure to inclose stamped
envelope when you write
NJ ID. Rogers. Talladega, Ala. has sew
eral different kinds OF roses ana Dulps'
and some very find Strawberries 70 eA
change for geraniums, pailsieS 'iu "'''
other nice pot plants.
Miss Willie Parker. Fort Lamar. ia
has Sweet as True Love" and The Ea, "a.
tai Marriage to exchange for Lucille,
ana .;rhorns and Orange Blossoms,
Have .Steei's Zoology" Reed & Kel-
logg's One Book Course in English. fIs
tory of the United States ana tnllu
History of England for other DOORS, DOCKS.
Have songs for The Baggaset seyg TO Moth
er'' and 'Just as The Sun Went DOWN.
Write. with stamp.
w. r.. Massey, Dudley, $. C.: Wishes t9
hear from some one who has The koa1i ko,
70 Heaven and ''Davie Crockett VIII
exchange something U equal Value'
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While breakfast was cooking I poured all
the sirup eff the plums into a kettle and
Just let il come to a boil. ind having filled
the jars with the plIms left over, again
covered all with sirup. This i did three
mornings. and my plums are done. ana
look ever so nice.
For the jelly. / put what plums were
left into my preserving kettle and just
covered them with water and let them
boil all To rieces: poured IL into my jelly
bag and let drip some hours-indeed, all
night The next day / kept two pans
gong, and soon had my Jelly made.
always measure my sugar first into one
pan l put three cups OF sugar, into the
other. two. These i put inside Of the
stove TO heat Ohls is a good point. don't
forget il. il makes the jelly cook quicker):
when the sugar is perfectly hot, L then
pour three cups Of juice I'm my large pan
and two in the other. These are put on the
stove and Tot touched with spoon or any
thing. 1 tell the cook to call me the mo-
ment thsy begin TO boil Il run off 10 try
and fix a few letters in the meantimeD
just soon ns IL begins TO boil look at
my clock. the small quantity Will (wlth
quick bOiling) be done in fifteen minutes;
the other in twenty. In few hours my
jelly was all done. The next day / cut
small pieces Of stiff paper the size OF the
tumblers. dipped them in whisky Tor
brandy. put ON toy each tumbler and
screwed on the tops; and If any Of tho
Woman's Kingdom sisters could have seen
how beautifully clear my jelly was, thcy
would have said: well. she may not
know how TO make biscuits. but she does
know how 10 make jelly"
Next week will tell you of a new way
to make nice relish for winter.
A
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WHAT We ARE DOING
THESE WARM DAYS

I!1l-aza.r ,rs are hlsy these days. anA
tlulEh rle mercury -s .u tAe A-me'iS''
tn.y are arepiLs w1tm over the Hre oe-
rst.-- asI SAYING. --uE. how ho- 10 uc pre-
servlre.- ans yet So -iad 10 nave thc
rru.r Oh r.r lu- We wlI have H-~ aL-
thra -a SWAP -NF. r-ru.es Tor CIR m1'N-''
teu-lt - Llrc goes .ulne-
Nuu -ltg Jlluk &. Iyl work 10 De Over
IL. ore. uaEil-- prs -yes. bul J. Is no. As
Ia5 a- ts.lr- rl u. tA, pEostrTes and f-l'
4 usg.-- .--r 80 ru. -.i me- Elule-.illd Yet a.-i
ta.- week nave been doing irolh- - L"
u1rulrss .-u. White 40 preAAtaSl. theE"
came q. .l.4L HltL piuuS- i huew o-sN1
O. ---- tl-lu. 4lu sea there were 50 many
-ecrt-- COB AIS rlL4r WaltlfS Tor ne. ~
r.ur -.. l.g Z VAS going 20 MANAGE Ddl
wr.u 2.l- ami looked al tlt- piuiiis,
tlar -#ft-sl .r Els lad only a peck. - 4
took -1.-l.-el-at bls Japanese p.unis-
ult rr t1a ft h Z made thirteen glasses o4
bcaltifu. tfg ana four quart Jars d.
srir., rllls- / selected the largest md
weighed .-t -N pounds Z Tlums. washed
them auI .7.t tlum su nly Jars. leANins
enough .e-r -n ulI Jars as they shrink
wh-. rle i-.- vinegar b. poured oVr- them
] wsl- H.t lsur pounds II sugar and cover
81 be- vsifE t.E.e u-rIE ~ good vinegar 1
lied up lu tlrc- little bags. al.spice.
cloves ANA cinnamon. two teaspoons oi
each this rur il tf.- vinegar aud put on
20 boil. ! let 90 boil until a nice sirup.
then poured over the p-uEls IN the Jars.
covered aud let stand until morning
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A WOMAN'S WISH.

Would were lying in n field of clover.
OF cluher cool and soft. and soft and
sweet.
With dusky clouds In deep skies hanging
over.
And scented silence at my head and
feet
All, il were sweet. where clover clumps
are meeting
And daisies hiding. so to hide and rest:
No sound except my own hearts sturdy
heating.
Rocking itself to sleep within my breast.
Just to IIs there. filled with the deeper
breathing
That comes OF listening 20 wild
birds song.
our souls require at times this full un-
sheathing-
All swords will rust II scsbbard-kept
too long
And / am tir,,i--so tired Of rigid duty.
- tired of all my tired hands find TO
do
yearn. 1 faint. for some of Ife's free
beauty.
It's Iss~.. beats with no straight string
running through,
Az. l8uEh. Il laugh YOU will at my crude
st-ech.
Hu, women sometimes die of such n
greed.
Die Tor the small joys held beyond their
reach.
And the assurance they have all they
MARY ASHLEY TOWNSEND.
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MAKES A PLEA FOR PEACE.
Prose-Poet Who Cannot Pronounce
the Chinese Names.

Baltimore American: Oh. gentle peace.
we wish you'd come and stop the pound
ing Of the drum, and make the uBAters
each one quit. and from inc battlehelds
ali fit Come. apace and give them an
the bounce from towns whose NAMES We
can't pronounce.
Come poace. with all your wisdom
calm. your cooing dove. and wayerins
palrn. and bid them stop their banks
and whacks. If pains won't DO lt-tdhe an
ak. and make them cease this raising
well, in towns whose names We cannot
spell.
They've worried US with ThabanchI,
with Klugerfontein. Laing's mex, too.
and all through Bayambong they've gone.
ard scattered things across LGzon. But
now they've jumped the Chinese wail-'ind
Chinese names won't do at all.
Say, peace, relax that gentle grin and
do some stunts around Tien Tsin- Then,
either stop the fight CT tell what tins IS
.'S-e-o-u-L" And wiggIe that old palm,
please do-above that Town OF Pao ing
Flu.
We 90 not want war news TO be Ike
laundry slips or bales Of ea- And. peace,
can't you DO something now 10 stop the
fuss around Koa-Choa? At least, please
tell US what TO do with such naIns as
Ou-Ting-FOO.
rhymes about you-oh. these many times
about your beauty We have sung. So.
peace De quick ana knock the bunS from
out your barrel. Turn the oil upon tnlS
sea OF fierce turmoil.
The Russians, japanese and French
have warships which bear names that
wrench the tongue that tries to twist
them out-and they will mingle in the
rout And We will all get in a fight Ger
whether we Will pronounce them right
So grab y our palm and get 20 work. and
tell the Chinese and the Turk the Fill
pino Boer anu Russ. the French, the Eng
lish-yes and us-to stop or else field
to get that viii not wreck the alphabet
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A DESERVED TRIBUTE.

To Mrs. Carrie ;. Mahoney, editor of
the wornan's department of The Sunny
South. The Plsrim. new magazine pub
lished in Battle Creek. Mich. pays the
following tribute:
..The worlds greatest reconteur, John
James ingalls, says: Call man "A liar
and YOU thrust him I'm a cul de sac Some
body else has said: To call one n South
Carolinian Is to place one on pedestal
that is 10 say. the title invests one with
the prima facie evidence Of good blood.
high character and gentle breeding
Carrie smith Mahoney Is a South Car
Gilman 20 whom the gods have been good.
Gentle breeding has been hers; and ex-
uu.sl.e grace. beauty and genius she pcs-
sesses Of high order. Her sweet, sti ong
character IS only comparable to her lefty
soul. and her intellectual radiance glo-
rifles her fair brow with the rimbus CT
aristocratic youth
Her literary tendencies wera strength
ened at an early age. Daughter TO the
late well known DR. Robert Marion Smith
whose distinguished services I'm the con-
federate army won the priceless l2dgc oi
an empty sleeve. Carrie Smitn, in later
years, became her fathers right arm
and to her fell the loving task Of amanu-
cusis To that brave soldier surgeon and
brilliant statesman.
Always artlStc or temperament. cur
tured and versatile broad 80 Lea. and
ideally fluent OF pen, she naturally cFifted
to the realm OF polite letters. And SO we
find her today living her lie in the royal
fuiiness of "A soul at ease-surrOunded by
jhat strange atmosphere Of enchanted art,
making friends Of books and lovers OF the
intellectual autocrats of all higher life.
''As a stan writer for The sunny South
magazine and other publications. heI
broad and charitable critiques have com
me nded her 90 the affrctionate side OF
gratitude. and made frst-class wccers OF
many other class writer's.
Mrs Mahoncy. Intellectually End phys
icaily. belongs 20 a most si.;'.lfiC ant cult
she has nothing I'm common with the
mediocre-her beauty of ace and welded
curves Of form always suggest SUPREME
wealth of soul. and even the sheen OF heI
splendid hair betokens the queenliness
native 20 her.
AT hcr beautiful home in Atlanta sh,
e. surrounded with friends found among
rare tonnes and cOngenial spirits. and th'
very air seems sweeter where shl
breathes. the sunny skies bluer where sh,
uves-Jhe stars purer, the brc 1zes mer
rier. the flowers more gracious. and th'
dear red soil Of Georgia warmer wher'
her dainty footsteps pass"
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figure in public affairs only through the
intermediary of their fathers and their
husbands l would like to sacrifice my
self for woman, but not to obey her. /
repel her domination, but 1 crave for her
influence.
1.-THE name of woman will ever be glo-
rious SO long as it is synonymous with
beauty. tenderness, sweetness, devotion,
all the sacred troop of virtues; 1t will be
glorious, thanks TO the Lucretias, the
Penelopes, the Cornelias, ancient and
modern, the devoted daughters. the low
ing wives, the adoring mothers, to the
thousands of obscure heroines who re-
mind us, in the words of the great poet
of antiquity, that the best women have
been those whom the world have heard
least of.
1.-The loveliest picture in the world is
that which represents e. soldier lying on
the battlefield with "A woman kneeling by
his side tending his wounds-let the field
be that of the everyday battle Of life"
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Nervous and Dizzy

years, and 1 expect to take it for another
ten. Some OF the sisters names nave
Become very familiar. especially Mrs.
Pritchard's who for years has made so
many kind offers of garden and flower
seeds. receipts. advice, etc how very
sad ] felt on seeing the announcements
that Mrs. McClurkin, OF silver Kun. Aia-; d;
was no more How surprised was on
reading that Aunt Susie couldn't make
biscuit Why. Aunt Susie. thought you
were an authority on every lnlns- Dis
ters peas Will soon be ripe and after
them Mr. Weevil. Now. then. for winter
supply and shut them in lard cans with
a small phial Of sulphlde 'arDon con-
tanning one-half teaspooniuI 10 every 5aI-
lon of peas. Tie a piece Of lawn over
the mouth OF phial TO let fumes escape
keep the tiny black ants out OF my pre-
serves by putting chalk marks one men
wide round the jar or stanu jar on q
plank with chalk mark on II. The ants
will not pass 1t, bug this method does
not apply To the red ant tnat gets III me
sugar. To the sisters VINO get, say Two
or three gallons of milk a day ana keep
IL i'm a milk box / will say that 10 keep
il from wheying. weLting large clotn
such as an old pillow slip or piece OF
table cloth Out il must be large or II viii
dry), and wetting it loosely out OF cold
water and wrap round each crock. rms
is my method. If the Kitchen Is warm
wrap your butter Dish also up in wei
rag. Now. ] will tell you how 10 make
good soup, that is, If you live ten miles
from the butchers. as l DO. Put Two
quarts of water on with two large irish
potatoes cut up fine and handful Of Tsce.
When they are done. add q large onion,
twelve okra pods cut up, 1 pod OF hot
pepper or three sweet, when these are
done add one pint sweet milk. quart to-
matoes lump of butter size OF egg, or Ia
bleSpOOuful Of meat grease and pepper
and salt TO taste ! make this often and
there is never any left. Now l VIII tell
those who live near the butcher how
10 make a veryn ice dish Make a
batter and enough 20 cover about two
inches. Cut up very fat. tender steak
in pieces the size OF palm Of your hand
and drop here and there In the batter
Rake a rich brown and eat hot for din
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TIRED OF RIGID DUTY"

The uosrn. a Woman's WISH appeals
H. many "A heart These warm days when
even the -'rrsssshopper j. n burden" how
MANY a woman would like To put down
IN cares and tolls Of every day drudgery
arI hi. away to a "coul. soit clover
field and there resting commune Win
o-,ry her own thoughts. ''just 10 lie there
fu.-I with the deeper breathing thit
comes II listening L. a Wild birds song
Who has uot felt the truth of the next
Two liu.s-
.,nur s.rrs "a times require this fun un-
All sNaris viii rust II scabbard-kePt too
bong
Woman especially long FOR this rest
They may - uu la th- daily routine OF
work day by day and week by week. nut
that Is uo reason tu.y are nol tlten "l
rigid duty ,.-,
All duti-- become rigid n never rciaN''i
II rs tu.5 ,,sumrn n.y assumed tilat ~.inr y
~. M tn.v n,,-i. and "a man is - apl
a. v1u.Ier uuy she He,ds more thAh Ae'
hort. stssu ,li.d-eu tu make ner hdpp2
Trls.. il is. .uat rfse central point o. nap
mines IS I0lal.d .u her homie and -aii'.t .
But she ut.-.is more o.. --lil-'s Iree beauty
Is f~s-ru,~s and tf-tue-z. without tnc
pre~cril..,l iurm ever o. u- enacted
There Xts never a. truth more beanu-
fully expressed ghan the unrs-
And Wora,n sometimes die Of suen q
Die io1 IS, small Joys held beyond heir
kad sa. .z-urlucs they have all they
us--i-'
MANY . woman has worked and tui.ei
rut l.a.-aI for tho-e Joys heyon1 Bel
reach until worn with hoping and long
ius. yraruius aud iaintius. she has oe-
come discouraged and hope deferred.
making tha heart sick. she has lain down
th.. burdens vt life ami allowed herself te
flsat uur l.lp.,s-ly un tte stream oI 'iihe
tau tlr.sl 81 rigid i.ity. to make an n'tile-
cnlrt-.it- was npt worth hViug-and 81
gave. ID up. Those left 10 mourn he-
wondered why SIZE went. she seemed -
haV- An size uye.ed 10 make life happy
AIls- tu some hearts. HE means ih'tt
thau food aud clot uluE. and everyday
duties. tferc are IuHs.nss tud aspiration
fsr something hsls-- said h.-her. .'Ho
as-ty. All. for rest Would tnat ever!
woman could have her w-sh-io 20 Oh u
ler-.lr to --ui-t and r.st.' and no Nnere
..Ng solud ,Ncep, her o~n hearts sturdy
HoeEins ilse.f 10 sIeeI, within her breast
a H. X
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.

NJ. n. Rogers. Talladega. Ala--I do not
know OF any such firm as you mention.
Think the ladies had some association OF
tho kind. IL YOU will write TO Mrs. Y. T.
Atkinson. Newman. Ga. you may be able
to learn sonnet hing about Il.
To those !nquiring about the Bryan fam
ily. II they viii write to Miss Annie Bry-
an. Greenwood. Fla. they can get infor-
nation
Can anyone furnish the address of ST.
bellay Tribble. or Louise Carroll2 Address
y q. Tribblc. Bardman. Miss.
~ Friend. Regret We cannot give
you the address you wish.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-07-16
Freezing Weather in July

Would cause great discomfort and loss.
bur fortunately il is seldom known A
vast amount of misery Is caused at THIS
season. however. by Impoverished blood.
poor appetite and general debility. These
conditions may be TemeGied by enrlchlnB
the blood and ton!ng tfo stomach with
Hoods Sarsapariila- This medicine seems
to put new life into the whole physicai
system. simply because Of its wonderful
power to purify, enrich and vitalize the
blood. create an appetite and inVigorate
the digestive functions. We advise YOU
to get a bottle and try It II you are not
feeling lust right. II VIII do you more
good than a six weeks vacation. It IS the
best medicine money can buy.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-07-16
EXCHANGE LIST.

Miss Irene Wager. Youns's. Miss. has a
hattenburg doi4ey loxl0 inches to ex-
change for best offer. Write first.
Edna YeaEe-. Noung's. Miss. has a
drawn worked table cloth So by SO inches
I'm exchange.
Laura A. Puckett OakWO0d. Ca. would
lk,. To exchange yeast cakes with direc-
tions for making yeast and bread. for
geraniums and colius.
Allie Hammack. Buckhorn. Tex. has
"Maurys Manual OF Geography" Mon
feith's Physical biography" Reed *
kaliorg's Higher Lessons in English. -
s'Swfnton's New Language Lessons"
'.Rlal-Stls.lrs our Bodies and How We