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Tennis Tournament Scores.

CHICAGO. July u.-FoIluwing were the
results in the tennis tournament today !:
Keever beat Ward. So. 81 Fourth round.
Paret beat Bond. 0-6 rs, rs; Baker beat
SO, 6-2; Little beat Waidner. 6-3, 6-3; Nc,
keever beat Ward, So. 60. Foudth round.
Sumner Hardy beat Alexander, 6-2, Sd
Championship, Doubles = Preliminary
round, Bond and Sheldon beat Snow and
Noble. First round, Poulson and Johns,
ton beat Beach and Bailey, So 6-1 GO.
6-1; o Brien and Banks beat Henry and
partner by default; Foster and McKeever
beat Roche and Condee, 40. 6-2. 60. TO,
McQuiston brothers beat Carver and
Waidner, Ga. Sc. SO, Ca
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AMATEUR BASEBALL.

One of the prettiest games of the sea-
son was played at White Bear lake Sun
DAY between the Flean & Leveroos and
White Bear teams. The game was close
and exciting, neither side scoring until
the fifth inning, when the F'lcans got
their batting streak, winning out in the
ninth by one score. Score, 6 to Z.
The Puketts would like to have a game
with the Clovers, Volunteers, Elks or
F1oan q LeverooS on the Randolph
street grounds next Sunday afterno N.
Address Frank Havllck, 366 Jefferson av-
.enue.
The Jelinek Kids defeated the Parks
the Nonpareiis Saturday on the Ran
dolph street grounds. They also wou d
like to play the Nelson Kids TUESDAY at
Aurora park. Address w. Bergstrom, 55S
Warsaw street
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Wagner, Cornell, beat A c. RYAN. Of
tawa, GA, 6-S, rs. E. P. Fisher. New
York, beat H. Mackarl, Ottawa. 6-3. s-z
L. Patterson, Toronto, beat j. Collins.
Yale. So, rs. H. E. Avery, Detroit, beat
w. V. 0gifvie, Ottawa, 6-3, rs.
Handicap, singles. preliminary round.
A. c. McMaster, half is, beat A. Cowan'
half is. 6-1. GO. w: y. ogilvie. Is, beat
First round w. "A Larned, owe half
40. beat H E. Avery, owe half Is. 2-6. Cd.
6-3 Howard Bissell. half Is. beat II.
Hackett, owe go by default. M. d. Whit
man, owe half 40, bsat A. Collins. scratch,
6-1, Ga.
Tomorrow Fisher viii play Larned. and
Wright will play Avery, and the doubles
will be started. r Il:
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TRY ALIENS FooT-EAsE.

A powder to be shaken into the shoes
Your feet feel swollen, nervous and hot,
and get tired easily. If you have smart
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ingrowing nails. blisters and callous
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pain and gives rest and comfort Try 1t
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Address Allen 8. Olmsted, lie Roy, N Y.
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IN LIGHT BREEzEs.
Minnesota Again shows Her Heels
to White Benr Rivals.

The Minnesota, Capt. F. NJ Douglass
made a clean sweep yesterday afternoon,
taking all three races, the fourth, fifth
and sixth in the series of trials being
the United States in the international
contest for ff1e Saawanhaka-C orinthian
cup, at present defended by the Royal
St Lawrence Yacht Club of Montreal
The wind was very light, and several
times 1t seemed probable that the con-
testants would finish outside of the time
limit. The weather being pleasant, an
unusual number of sails dotted the sur
face of White Bear as the racing prog
ressed. Owing to the unusual condition,
three trials We're accomplished, which,
with three previous trials have exhibited
the ehaIlengers to the judges once in
strong gale, once in a fun sailing wind
and four times under gentle wind.
Following are yesterdays results:
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MADE A GOOD BEGINNING.
Milwaukee Defeated Sidney Lucas
NJ Washington ParI, T,rnck


CHICAGO, July 11.-Mllwaukee cele-
brated his first start at Washington Park
track today by beating Sidney Lucas in
the 81, coo handicap, but the winner was
IN IN receipt of many pounds from the
Derby winner However had Lucas not
been crowded while at the stretch turn
by FloriZar the finish might have been
reversed, as Lucas was a neck to the
good, and coming fast. AS the race was
run Sidney Lucas was much the best,
and easily defeated Florizar by two
lengths and was three lengths in front
OF Advance Guard who was also cut
off at the last turn and lost considerable
ground
In the first race Of the day, a two-year-
old event Golden Age was made favorite
at the opening, but the heavy play on
from to 1 to to /. Golden Age, how.
ever, proved much the best OF the field,
and won easily, while Handy Man beat
Herndon q nose for the place In hard
drive all through the stretch, and only
getting up in the last stride.
The second race proved practically easy
for Japan, who was always a hot IA
First race. five and a half furlongs-
Golden Age won, Handy Man second.
Harry Herndon third. Time, 1;O8A.
Tappan won, Henry G second Sam Nc
Keever third. Time, LACY.
Third race, mile and a quarter-Milwau-
kee won, Sidney Lucas second, F'lorizar
Fourth race, mile and seventy yards
Cay Pointer won, canon second, Rapide
third. Time, 1:45H.
Fifth race, mi,e-Blue Lick won, Jo-
sephine 3 second, La Josephine third
Time, 40.
Sixth race mile-Zoraster won, Mr.
Brown second, Bangle third Time, i: 40
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
First race. selling, mile-Josephine b,
Dterp, Barney S, Freehand, 101; Leando,
Little Reggie, Chappaqua, JOG; Trouba-
line, 80; Johnny McHale, Brulars, los;
Crosby, 1903; LaVega, 80.
Second race, six furlCngs and f1fty-five
yards-Possart, 76; Star Chime, -Isabinga
les; w. Arnold, 1G9; Reminder, 198.
Third race, eleven-siXteenths of q mile
the Edgewater stakes, 81. 500 added-The
Brave, Admonition, ForkfOrd lib: Vltel-
Illus, 49, Alard Shreck, 1913; Lady Schorr
and Silverdale, 100. coupled as Schorr en-
try; SculptresS, 10.
Fourth race, mile and 100 yards, sell
ing-Enomia. 1D6; Elkin, III; Vohieer, 1A2
TOribie, 112; Melocol, 112; Major Mansard
SO.
Fifth race, mile and an eighth. handi-
cap, 81 900 added-Gold Fox, lis; The Bob
by, 50; Dissolute, 81; Warrior, 80; Donna
Rita, 81, and Prince Blazes 100, coupled
as Licalsi, entry.
Sixth race, selling, mile-Vann, 101;
Kentucky Babe, 90; Limerick, I02; Fair
Deceiyer, 102; Lime Light. 1903: Wildwood
09 Orion, 109; HoneywOod, "a: Clara
Wooley, IS.
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PARIS BICYCLE RACES.
America Is to BE Suitably Repre-
scented by Strong Team.

NEW YORK, July u.-At last it is set
tied that the United States will be suit
ably represented in the worlds champion
ship bicycle races In Paris next month.
AT a directors meeting of the Ameri-
can Bicycle company today 1t was de-
cided to get together and send an Ameri-
can racing team to Paris. The team SO
far as made up. win consist of Tom
Cooper, of Detroit national professional
champion; Floyd Mcfarland OF San Jose,
Cal, and Orlando Stevens, of Ottumwa,
10.
1t is said TO be possible that the team
will be increased by the addition of Frank
Kramer, of East Orange, N j.; Ear
Kiser, of Dayton, and Maj. Taylor, OF
Worcester, Mass.
The last named would probably have
been a certainty on the team had not
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BOOM IN BUILDING.
Two Considerable Permits Were Is
sued Yesterday.

The Cudahy Packing company has pur-
chased ground. at Fifth and Pine streets,
from Florence A. Roberts, for $40. OOO
The property described is the westerly
forty feet Of lot 8. block 43. Kittson' 5
addition. 1t is the intention of the com
pany to build warehouse thereon.
A building permit has been issued to
me me Arcade Investment company for S15,-
eOO improvements to be made on the store
occupied by Field, Schlick &, Co
me entrances to the store on Fourth
fllth ana Wabasha streets are to be re-
modelled and glass fronts. similar To those
In the new library building, put In. In
addition the new fronts are to be fitted
with prismatic lights.
Inc area OF the store is also to be in
creased by taking in seventy-five feet In
the west OF the Fourth street entrance.
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High score, Erwin and Garriety.
Canadian Tennis Championships.

NIAGARA ON THE LAKE, Ont. Juiy
11.-Several morning matches were PLAY
ed here in the Canadian tennis cham
p1onships. The surprise was the defeat
of w. j. Clothier. Pennsylvania cham
pion, by A. c. McMaster, of Toronto.
Scores:
Singles-First round, A. C. McMaster
beat ". J. Clothier, 3d. OIL W. A. Larn
ed beat Park Wright by default
Handicap Heat-Wright, owe So beat c.
Wright, 81, 81 So
Many matches were disposed of this
afternoon. Scores:
Mems Singles-First round, George
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LET III Go DOUBLE.
Indianapolis Defeated MINNEAPOLIS
in Both Games of II DOubIe-Header.
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY
Minneapolis at Cleveland.
Milwaukee at Ind ;anapoIis.
Kansas City at Buffalo.
Chicago at Detroit

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, July 11.-Tndf-
annapolis defeated Minneapolis in both
games of a deuble-header here today.
hellum outpointed Harvey the Cali
fornia southpaw, in the first game The
latter was unable to get control. and
through his w1ldness and sharp and
timely hitting lost
Two youngsters were placed on tbe
slab by their respective teams in fhe
second game. Stimmel, who pitched for
Cincinnati, won his game from Bailey.
was anybody's contest Until a double
PLAY. put Minneapolis out of it in the
ninth, when they were within one RIM Of
tielng. Attendance, 1900. Score of first
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HOT TIME AT DETRoIT.

DETROIT, Mich, July u.-Case Pat
ten pitched the Kansas City team to vic
tory today, and, aided by the fine fielding
behind him, scored a shutout against the
home team Two very questionable de-
1lrst two runs, but the four gathered IN
the eighth We're the result of five hits,
one Of them a double. Ryan was put
full decision. and Schaefar for iuuplne
over into the bleachers to resent an in
sulting remark addressed to him by a
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Japan Anxious.

Japan has become alarmed over the
emigration of many Of her residents to
this country. 1t Is stated that they are
lured here by misrepresentation and then
turned adrift This is like the nisrepre-
sentaticn which deludes people into be-
lieHing that any other medicine Is equal
to H0stetter's Stomach Bitters for stom-
ach disorders. In the BitterS lies safety
and surety. 1t is worth its weight In
gold In all cases of indigestion, constipa-
ton, dyspepsia, malaria, fever and ague.
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Try GRAIN-o! TRY eRA1N-o,

Ask yudr Grocs- To-Day to snow you
package Of GRAIN-O, the new food
drink that takes the place of coffee The
children may drink Ii without injury as
well as the adult. All who try it Ike IT,
GRAlN-O has that rich seal brown OF
Mocha or Java. but 1t is made from pure
grains, and the NEST delicate stomach
receives II without distress Y the price
OF coffee 15c. and Is cts. per package
Sold by all grocera.
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Vardon Again Defeated.

CHICAGO, July n.-Harry yardon, the
and Fred Herd played a hirty-six-ho.e
match with VIII Smith and David Bell,
and lost three down, two play.
In contrast to the work of Smith. The
result Of the afternoons play was that
Vardon and Herd won, four holes and
halved eight. The winners tetaled 16o. as
against the losers 1859.
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Charles River Park bicycle Races

BOSTON. July 1.-THE hard riding that
two nights did rot keep him from lead
ing his opponents once again in tonight s
two hours in the six days gold wheel
race at Charles River Park.
Burns Pierce seems to be improving in
riding form. Pierce led to the tenth mile,
and Nelson thereafter
The score tonight was: Nelson, Ga miles
1,75S yards: Pierce ga miles 991 yards;
Stinson, 81 miles 4, 1E8 yards: Miller, 81
miles 511 yards. Total for the three
nights: Nelson, 197>miles 157 yards; Pierce,
1872 miles LISA yards; ,Stinson, 1S5 miles 81
yards, Miller. 119 miles ! .33S yards.
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ra.n Gar..en Pnr1itinna

Building Inspector Haas has notified w.
+. Posten, contractor on the Palm Gar
basha streets, that ne is liable to arrest
If ne persists in using lath and plaster
partitions to divide the store room on
the first floor.
Attorneys are being consulted by both
sides to ascertain whether or not the or
ders of the inspector will need to be
ObeVed ~ ~
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wildwood Crowds C;ro1v.

The pleasant weather that has pre-
vailed this week has had marked eff
feet on the attendance at Twin City lake
resorts, but nowhere have the crowds
been as large as at Wildwood
Wildwood affords attractions day and
evening which are evidently appreciated
by thousands who have visited this pref
ty spot during the week The Nashville
Students, with their fascinating musical
features and their real negro comedy
nave been playing to large business,
which Is daily increasing
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Breitenstein batted for Scott in the
ninth; one out when winning run was
made
Earned runs, Cincinnati 4; three-base
MT, Wood; home run, PETIT; stolen bases.
Cross, Beckley; double play, Slagle to
Dolan; first base on balls, Scott 3, Dono-
hue 1, Frazer L; hit by pitched BAH. Don
ohue. 1; struck out, Scott A; time, 1:55;
umpire, Terry.
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Bisley Rife shoot.

LONDON. July 1.-THE Albert compe-
tition and the Wimbledon cup were the
only important events In the National
Rifle association at Bisley today. The
Canadians took part In these contests.
In the association cup contest, 500 yards.
A. Fleming Canada, made the highest
possible sc0re-aS.
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q "a q T q IA IA
Bearu the n The Kind You Have Always BOId,
Signature af &1HAgzzzI
Promenader at Como.

The promenade concerts at Como have
been accepted In the proper spirit by tina
large audiences nightly visiting that
beautiful spot to hear the Minnesota
State band. Instead OF sitting still and
aching to be on the move during Settings
march, the audiences at Como park have
followed the Covent Garden idea and In
augurdted a real promenade in time with
the music, the result having been on sew
eral occasions a really imposing proce2
sion OF marchers.
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ANOTHER CIRCUS FINISH.
Cincinnati Defeated the HapIess
Pi.iIies In the Ninth.

CINCINNATI, July 11.-CIncinnad made
another great ninth inning finish today
With one cut in the ninth. Wood trip ed
and Peitz hit fer four bases Flick muffe ID
Breitenstein's liner, Barrett singled
Frazer then took Donohue's place, Cor
coran walked. Beckley's hit won the
game. Errors gave the PhIlies all Their
runs. AttendaAca 400 Scnrn.
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Earned runs, Buffalo s, Chicago 3; two
base-ffts, Schrecl1engost, Halligan, Carey
Atherton, Gary, Katotl; three-base hits.
Shugart, Brodie; home runs, Anterior 2;
stolen bases, HaTfmar. Halligan, Padden;
double plays, Andrews to Anterior to
Carey, Shugart to Padden to IsbeH; first
base on balls, off Amole Z, off Katon 3,
off Fisher L; hit by pitched ball, AInole /;
pitch, Amole; time, 1:50; umpire, Sheri-
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DetrOft .............O 0 0 0 Q %
Kansas City........2 0 0 0 Q 0 Go
Earned runs, Kansas City 4; two-base
hits, DUNCAN, Holmes, Coaghlin; sacrifice
hits, Wagner; stolen bases, Wagner,
Shaw Coughlin; first base on balls, off
Miller 3, off Patten 2; left on bases, De
trolt Z, Kansas City 5; struck out, by
Miller 3, by Pattcn 4; double plays, Mil
Ter to Elberfeld to Dillon; umpire Can
ullon; tine 1:.5
RAIN AT CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, O., July 11.-No game
between Cleveland and Milwaukee. Rain.
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Laurie Retains French Gun.

LONDON. July u.-Edward Horr's cut
ter Laurie retains the Cup de France
CFrench cup), having today won the sec
ond race against the challenger, the Due
de Cases cutter Quand Me-
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Both Katoll and Fisher tried hard to
stem the tide of victory, but were unable
to do SO. One of the prominent features
was Atherton's hitting. Amele pitched
stI ong and was well supported. Attend
ance $3.50 Score.
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NO PLACE FOR LABoRERs.
Immigrant Inspectors Report or
Island of Porto Rico.

WASHINGTON, July n.-Roman Dob
Ter, the immigrant inspector recently
sent by Commissioned Powderly to ex-
anime into the conditions of Porto Rico
laboring classes, has submitted his report.
in which he says:
Il would respectfully report that, owing
to the conditions that prevail in Porto
Rico, all immigration Of the laboring
classes be discouraged, and that the unde-
sirable inhabitants OF adjacent islands
as far as possible, be prohibited from GO
ing to Porto Rico"
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The Best of EVERYTHING ~

his refusal to race on SUNDAY barred him
out of the principal contests OF the
French capital. Fiser made himself in
eligible for the same reason.
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PITTSBURG, July 11.-Nops pitched
only mediocre game and made the
shutout of Brooklyn look worse by Civ
ing Pittsburg three runs by making a
tumble and two wild throws. Phillippi
had the visitors faded all the way. Al
tendance, 1890 Score:
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%IGhret batted for Harvey in ninth.
Bases on balls, by Kellum 3, Harvey 6;
struck out. by Kellum l, by Harvey 4;
earned runs, Indianapolis 3; two-base hits
Hogrieyer, Kelly. Smith; three-base hits,
Hartsel, Kelly; sacrifice hits, SeyboId,
Hickey, Nance 2; left on bases, Indianap-
oils 8, Minneapolis Z umpire, Dwyer;
time, 200.
SECOND GAME.
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TO GO TO PHILIPPINES.

Part of the Eighth Infantry to Go
to the IsInnds.
Telegrams of an unofficial character re-
celVed at the army building yesterday
confirm the report that two battalions Of
the Eighth infantry will be sent to the
Philippine islands, soon after modifying
at Fort Smelling.
The official orders for the transfer are
expected by mail today.
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find Ripans Tabules of the greatest value for ind
geson dyspepsia especially after long bicycle ride
when naturally gets appetite and that means
as rule overindulgence the dinner table but with
package of Rpans Tabules my pocket find immediate
relief from that full feeling by taking two Tabues
after eating and when ready home feel light and
cheerful ready to set the pace for the whole return trip
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Cooley hit by batted ball
Earned run, Pittsburg !; two-base hit
wagner; stolen base, Ritehey; double
play, Nops to Jennings; first base on
Daus, off Fhtiiippt 2, off Nops /; struck
out, by Nops 5; time. LBS; umpire, Swzrt-
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-, Earned runs, Boston 3; home run
Ienny; double plays, Long to Tenny
sacrifice hits, Stahl 1; stolen bases
Cr1ger; three-base hit, Freeman; bases on
:, by Nichols 8; umpire, Emslie; rme,
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WAS QUICKLY DONE.
Bcston Administered "a Shut-Out to
st. Louis in Short Oder.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, July 11-Nichols was
IN superb form today, and let St. Lou 5
down with two scratch hits. Young vas
also IN good form. He was hit effective
~ IN but two innings. Attendance, 1,7G0.
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LEADERS IN BIG LEAGUE WERE
SHUT OUT BY PITTS
BURG
NoPs DID RATHER POOR WORK
FumbIed the Ball and Made IL Wild
ThrOw-PhiIadeIphia Again De-
feated-MfnneapO1fs Lost
Two to Indianapolis.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
Boston at ST. Louis
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati
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indianapolis ...0 IL 8 o O 40
Minneapolis ...9 0 / O %

5iluIdhapoIls .......U 0 80
Minneapolis .......3 0 0 o. 2-8
Bases on balls. by Stimnei A, by Bailey
5; struck out, by Stimmel g. by Bailey 2;
earned runs, indianapolis l, Minneapolis
2; two-base hits. Gray, Flynn, Werden:
three-hase hit, Bailey: home runs, Hart
sci, 1ally; sacrifice hits. Flynn 2, Hickey,
Heydon, Nance, Wilmot Abbey; double
play, Powers unassisted stolen bases,
Hartsel, Flynn, Hickey, Davis: left On
bases. indianapolis ., Minneapolis G; UNI
pire. Dwyer: time. 2:G0.
LEADERS AGAIN DEFEATED.
BUFFALO, July 11.-Chieago was again
beaten by Buffalo today, scoring 10 to g
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DUPLICATE WHIST TOURNEY.
First Game ia Twenty-Fiffh Contest
PiaYcd Yesterday

The first game in the twenty-ifth du-
pllcate whist tourney of the ST Paul
Chess and Whist club yesterday result
The Holly chieftain., 1900-04-13
An Embarr...lnx Alternative.

A lady whose Christian name is
Jane. and whose little daughter is
named after her, engaged housekeep-
er, who is also named Jane. Thinking
that three james in one household
might cause confusion. the lady said
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gular woman. with rigid air and ar
incorporating cast of countenance
II think, Jane, it will be better for me
to call you by your last name II you
have no objection" "No'm; have no
objection" said the housekeepeT,
standing stiffiy erect, valise in hand
Call me Darling ma'am, II you pre-
fer. That's my name Memphis
Scimiter.
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HAM :-It affords mo
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pound. After beginning the use of
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A. CAMP, Manchester Mill, Macon, Ga.
September IS, 1899.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-04-13
CHAPTER III.

As he told the story OF the young
mans bravery and self-devotion, Ma
marah's eyes grew brilliant, and her
breath came thick and fast; and as
Jephthah dwelt upon the imminent
danger that had threatened both, a
look 30 terrified came into her face
that he said again, as he had said SO
often:
Thou lowest thy old father too
much"
1t often happened. after this, that
the young man Adina would come to
the house in company with Jephthah,
,or by his ordering or permission, and
make his way to the great room where
were kept all manner Of pieces of ar
NOR and weapons, and other trappings
Of war. And at times 1t transpired that.
as he approached the house. Namarah
would be in the garden feeding her
doves. Sometimes he would pass on
with only gracious reverence to her.
but again he would wax bolder and
come near, laughing with her to see
the white birds scatter at his approach.
and then, as he would stand very still
by Namarah's side, settle back content
edly at her feet and go on with their
breakfast. He delighted to see her
feed them from her mouth; and they
soon grew 80 accustomed to him that
they would fy to her without needing
him, sometimes perching for moment
ion his shoulders.and hopping thence to
hers. l
/. They are carrier BIRDS" she said
ione morning, as he stood beside her
thus. She looked up in his face and
smiled. but quickly her eyes dropped
to the doves at her feet.
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AM kInd..

Snobson Ito inhabltant Of out-of-
way seaside resort)-"What sort OF
people do you get down here In the
summer" Inhabitant-"Oh. all sorts,
EUR. There be fine people an common
people. an some Just half and half.
hfe yourself Sur."-Punch.