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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-17

Tbs Agkssssa Ci,y Harvest avms
q. Athletic park. 0otobsF a,'s, . and .
Psoalass ~ b. oas VI ths leadleg
sssAts of soathssa kaasas sale ysar.
soAs VI 1As lssdas syssts sFs
baad eonesTts
krottla1 races,
kuaaiag raoih
Male races
bicycle raass
tuot raeFa
uhagiot raosa
The Martels.
hase b N galaea
halloon Aageusiana
Lsrseg psemiaas ioF SOFA. whaa
.nd oAta tsaa was paid AZ ,ts Wogld !
fair.
a nAEniAeoat uidway aad 0AnJ
Qther atlFae tiOnh.
hedUeod fatea on 40 railroads
Eos iurtheg mtormatioa Aadresa Al
y fhiltipa, Arkaasas Oity. Naus.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-17

uuly soAflug hge enabled ,, IA.
oarFsssoa, of hAa Aatoaio, feNr 80
10 dowu when attacked BY aathma
irom which ho suaered ior yeNgs he
writes his mlseFg was oitaa % gFuAt
that 10 saemed he eadagod the asoaies
ot death bat os htAgs New nlsaogery
tF C0osegtloA wholly oared hlm.
tbs mAgyolous medloiae Il the oalY
spewn earo Tor AathmA a. ~sll as
Consumption ooaghs and Cllds. aud
Al Throat, phest aud Lang lg0uOlsa
Friee 500 gad NJ 90. 0aarsuteed fflAl
opttlea frse % 4. k haaiFob Drag
store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-17

Mathars % ebilrea a1adtsd 10
sroap of q ssgafe tald aasd not hea.
tate to adulnistsf Chaa beFlsiu' .
goaah Rsasay Is eaotaias ~ oplAis
"A adail fhs EFaat successes Ahst has
sttsnaed H. as - ths tTeatmaat u
sQlda aad cF0ap haa eea ioF n the ap
pFoVal Aad prsise ~ haa roeolssd
thFoag haat tbs uaitsd states Aad IA
.nAny loFeiaa laads. foF aals ~ n.
nsatgo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-17
HEALTH OFFICER
1.aa
Mnkm q Slaiemeni Regatd
lng Slckaess AZ CAL
YeSion

n.tvmfaN fnNAa a4Ff fna
.saa.. fau aaisssias ElHFt la Ae.',.'
4. 49, aaut.ss 81 8siias sNei -
~ sin.asa sag ~ iaff'ass'
~ hasa l.aaF ness iislpeaN4 nee
-. A.. s..fs 80 alstut tlnse
Il. ti.aasa 80 uanaie heFqs go
~s.,.. ..s ..saiaa eaassotiaos "a tr.t
tIis 80 afsai asitnars oaiil'-
ksia
-. .s..s sas ssaart.S iniaf NFir
- asKthsa sni tsaaiaA''"'
- ast rsffl - atfe 80"
II ,h. Eanad sists tpttfniaf1i
49, q ies heu Fas sfan ' ne
Nea ..,.
-. aeksahsa sn m'apH ''.
~. ~. .af aaqafiaasa an aia f''.t
= aansoa aaa ,hsnes pfpe.l I, -
k.,sais la ,fsassqi ame'ai taliasf'
. ,..alIisa ala suenih'n nsi.is
4. 49, saldiet pF tna AaiNi''
.l.,. "a sapaeia ~ ao aa aita'h ne
nsal ioaf Qg aFs ave .
a. aaaa anich saa pnniea es'f Wv.
e..sna IA iha ihaps ~ o teiesfam i'9''
MI0I IaNINNfA NHs''
-. eat,Do. ihst ihs fosa a no' ~ a'.1
- aalsssiaa. bss lrsatsa ln'qnHe 500
nol,oa sa8 ass mstsrAng a'aea 'h'
nasaaans 90 ths spssdF fscanaisaP' on
* Ahs.eias,
~ ~. a rlnsnt stats heaiih shes''
uang sglaisa slatesnsat sha~ips tAa'
nnnssh.aaions iAag liokneas All rosuii
ne.n n.e stefaew iust ssPefianeid afs
nntanilaea iis sho~a thai h AVA 10
~ miaa, VI lha ~,dsspfeaa epideaie %
Nxas. : sssogs s,ogm oecufed a. uaivsa-
49, = "a safig asFs ef octapsr rsselt-
mn - : dspasR over shs xrsatst prt u
e. oiif : silmY mifa Nog ad no
uckusas accuf bat lhs eYeioaio diaigrb.
sata sui shoFt ths spiiemie aFs Tee
ENaea nl issur oceored thefeaftw
nsswal thsusaad mea ace "a wogk
slsarina aWay ths doEiis on the bsach
glnn hnadrea asa aflg bodies were ala
~seurt m ths sFeckase sna aufned yea,
ntsag No sstsmpi ls uow oeina nads
a. hkDtlh rccoyerei hoiisa Most %
lAsm aFs mptaaied bgyoud rseaguitioa
A New HaFk Tellef train arrived last
pigAl wllA uumbsf 81 physicians and
assesses aad large supply % provisions
SASH ssoe dislupaiga today tyery
sasEt !. heias maae ,, she postal depart
Nssa, 10 yeqsise aad distripole snail No
ets asliysfY has ~, baoa anAased aud
a. Neo espect leitsFs are requested O.
A~Ai a the psalomes No mall u bsiag
seihstad srom letlsf baKea
IA soms poFtsoAa og ,hs elty to-day ths
uAfss Eofka somnany u~a serylng eus-
tsaegR sn tes seeond s.alea This a
aH la.ilsaana ~ ne fapld hsaavay belag
~aas "a putaas the piaut Ia operation
AMNia
fhs BRITISH sleamsg No,ma asa tho
hmstlQan atsamef Alamo have been noat.
80 rbs ortish steamer Rausa Ia in a
'bea Nay pp Dper ialand The British
aiaaiaer kendall CASTLE "a hard aground
~ shailqw eatsg at rskas City aud iha
Sflllsh slsanng nAarsus o. stm ashore
- "a eastward VI hollsar but lt y
ihaagh' sse oaa % soften va With oom.
aAmlN,e ease rhe ndush steamer rau-
Ass q bafd sshurg "a Qedar puist. but /,
: y believed che COO san be noatd With
sip ilhosltY
INV gfgset sar company suUertd a loss
= isdf mlliipa snd th latlro aiste,a
"A se piuces An taoit % lug madr
~ tnpaarlh opeuto ths ,ars villa
eaNa
tAAl,N .ehION EDFF l1 Etey
hpaE brlags 0aNestuN uyarsr 90 uol
nal cp0aitlons And each day nA0&a q
aeeldsd eain oyeF that of ,ha prtosd-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-17

woasss o,vns o. sVraais,

AuORN Uiub aaFh hrusky W esiaent
" hra :. J. hsaalaD. ASH sAAli assta GA
ttrtf NAarsdAy afternoon
"a -1aRIIsaE ULuH-Mra A uusten.
u pfeagaCntI Nra = ~ carter. uttfttAff
Asets tsefI Alternate fNssaAt
4 AOELsiOR uLun NJ, Atuout hisoa,
I presldeut Mta ueo " noAsun, secretary.
Aeets eVafy Monday after uupn
cuAIlkarEAaE OLub NfsJosspaW tsUY.
N ptesldenl Mas hcSac. seefNtAff hest-
each alternate Tuesday
cuKoais ULun uan p,4ssd pt tht susieu
y lAdiss lsi b. Aiss helsa oreea AeesA
eFcr tuqsaay
| CHAUrAOaUA CLun- -Mra W kkodea,
| u ptaslAenl, Afa N N gaater, seeselafI
Aesta every fnarsaaY attsfaooh
nANNER UNIVERSITY ENTENhioa
/ u Mlaa AlmA Oagsan. pfeaiaent MiAa AnAa
| hutc hiasua, sesEetaff. AseN SATURDAY
Ietealns
| CAPITAL uNiyEhptrF EAIENaiuN
| Y AFa JANA hfau. ftesiasAt hisa MAt
| saeItta hYrne, aeNfetafI, heels even
| "Wednesday eseniI8
/ Omoefs I'D uity Federated Au fraus
Dale fgealienN Ma h1Na1'ai sosfs
IL IF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-17

NltlaF agaung aoss a0t aeasssayiiy
msNR pesseaal ktpAe N UnsayQsy Eef
Wkgk8 keao f4af lsmqef Wpgb los
Foat paTN ana qiAaa ~ Yoar aon ~
ians W1lfA w nlAhi AAd Aalk all 'aAY
f gRe AnA "A eas1aflAl NJ Ypaf tQoaoss
" N|IA itlIlAl4 FN4 Aa4 4kN1e u4aNa4
tla' tIlf IA eAA NRd ItltNf INf tA&t h|
pt s|t f'sf Nhlea y
AAIAl va M N N hlIllA N NA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-17

n Al nlgglpa. Editog aeneaA llllsl
News, a. salletsA ioF Aeaga y lth
fligs thai us aqaior w gsmedY 10 ped
antN he usas Husklvus AgnicA SAVE,
lhV best M lhe woglA he writes, two
ba4es Wkaliy cured him iaiehiOlo
lor Plles Cara saAgaatsea. Gals sac
sold " 2, Z Reaisp, aEagaAt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-17

OslahomA ONY, stpt iJ~Fts
Aysrs psopristsF u the aFapd Aveaas
holsl here sae Miss hslsa hoss, VI
~ LoeA ssse uAFSlsd hafo lAs1 aight
Rev ueaTy l. A ros Of ths Episeo-
pal ohurah aHoiatias
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-17

Rsaevss even tuisg la sight % 40
drastic @iatrAl pills bvl beth ars
s,ishty dAagsraae No nrri Ia dyaa
uiie yeaf body SHEA nF kingk New
Liie ftila a. the ~ork a. easlly And
pssieotly Nassa hssaasha, Ooaaslpa
Vion DALI % seats ~ O. v heaigo'a
Drug store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-17

Tue great spaeess ot Chambeglaia y
Nohe. CaolprA And nlaggho6A uemed
ln taa troatment oi blwsl eomplsial,
has uaade u steudsrf over lhe ggeate
part oi tne elpliAea v nfld toi salt
~ y X Roniga
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-17

The uamasfaey ui the lhira guaa.
ga alstFiot puminatad Wee, AZ NJ
Mhlgf "a NJ u 6eott % CasAns
sas poa ibated toy representative ~
VA slxth ulslglet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-17

ehlahQsAA ullJ, "a aspl lf~ AZ :
masA assslOg "a ,hs iAe laga seeasll
haIa laha pl4ht thl walpE wceke epu
- ena 4pb|le Aallalaa qQaAe " tee
ampant u slep aQ nsls sanght " n
4 Relash a4eslatHl ~ ske Ngssegp
A4sAs.... :. ...'l'A A.s a ~ I iss qsn'
ia'sFsls
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-17

Rhs above reward viii 30 p4ld ioE
ths addFsa. OF Mgs ollie Aldeieh y ha
10 nsedsa Ia ths ~ se'tlemsRt oi ~ e.
tats Address JAy A alndaAu, Hart
ford GAS, iudiAnA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-17

q q. nloaksr Who was lauad =, aulr
pkut apflpgs aitk eavefei Qaarta "
tks bsar tAAt ulAde Milwaukee iNni
oes, y n u ian ~ Araaess
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-17

hollee lpE UhaRga ~ Not,Rs HfeeiAgt,
Malice n hAffhl kiyeu tAat q ptlit1n Nas
aloa Ae4aal A lRiAA IA tHq t9ieF az ppeukY
elark AZ n eksa tDpRly oklabol94 ftgfllorf
QfAYink tN4t yAt crNNH NNuuila4loualo az
lokkn Ftt1aatf otl4Atma ItlIilo5t lo
l tnff tho fQllae pteplnfl lfuN ite prek
ffl t1ilaN l1Att u aff5a Qlmal lfQa leNn,
t0tE f3N ln NnNAtf. 04I4tolAt tt4f ItQlfi ~
t H IN as n N Az N Wt n psll al tAla
IoN Htllt 441 o4AI p1Ntu aga 'tlahol4A
ktIIIIAEl fNtt N1oe4 ttt4t III au.#n utt
Nllk " ft 1tklk Ii st ~ Nlllf s
4t let " $3.50, $3.50,
M " .LnALNA. AllA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-17

i iN Itht aa
ll Hi ih
El NH lEu lN t4f
NIn hIlF tftIiE
~ lli tNNN
q HlHe ~ Wf al
ia AHfaltt
asl
Fla iA4 NNF N tN
tN AsN iftal NNN'
IllNf NAihflN rtN
r naANlliil
Nte tna
~ NaNI tNIf NN.l.
airl. iht tnf4 af
t Nrsi aal NH
"a 4 8 ilta fn
ny ld tt
As I.l
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-17

uathria l.Ol.u No q a. FAAM kek
ulaf nosllak tAlrA MedaE4daY evening ln
satb m6hth AIS a clock an bTttl Es coral
AlS tRyhed 70 Atlgaa $500.
q. IA WILLS "
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-17

Osuturle tAmp 30 q " apAmgu et ~,
Wurll atggta eVerY Muudsf uiaht iu pa.
"a h hall Nlsitlua Wuuimen ass NelpA'l
,. Is fnN aka. lletk
~ 0REaullf, O0c Com
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-17

AAaal Neoa4Ah Lpdse. No y v. u.
aleatsAlst aud ihl a fuCsAAY ~ tiN IA tut
% | ~ powsa aaN M tee Wciabefger buli-
lasi Niaitofa Welcnme
MAYBE pOIah 40.
KArE wEpIV acc,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-17

lapitll LoAse No l H0y el fupe N joseph
neals gNaEy s4turaAF uieht ~ ~ ~ llul :
ln Ola RcuuWs' hAll Nialaina mewptl o
a b. AEnER g.
"A. MEAOuAM. scribe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-17

aathrlq -l.ldse No etA d 4. IA ncots
n sssqs ssan. 4 AZ f'' se'iYas EsEsss aqs's 4.
,foucARt see'y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-17

L0Dok pfRkUTOhK,
oagl,ol Loass NJ : E9y 4 rges :, iof,sPs ,.ys
ie Ola aehows' hah Vlaislng neuietIs
"hi ~ saAAs "sl''"'s'r a wEpeA A.
A. a. MgACuAn scribe
uAtttautt Posi- ao. "a "a mssts ul
atal 4ad thla aatutasys ln sach moAth
81 n pa probate coutt ruHm Flal4'At
ao'aFAls' ''"Ai' ~s''Hiaa nEeoopu
al d. Nooh Aaia,usut
lsuthtle tAmp 30 q Naplmeu et tlt
M uFlA aiggta eyerY Muudsf uiRht lu th. N
"a = hall NlsitnR W9oVitnlffa ~ nsll'
W. aREaoRY ooe oaa
usthris lolsg NJ. A. AAA Kgs
ssel aSRtR a,sSeiogs AN 6Tt,l Es coral
~ y = ARpEsY' sss
AAaml ae0aSah Lpdge No = y. q. =
slestsAfst and thl a ruekiAY ~ f0 ia tne
81 tspQwss aaA N tee weiabefgef p1'1-
'1si N'sltosa Selese1Ats ess.1tr nora.,v M
NArG n eeTaV sse,
aalRgie .adge no l. A o. " pee
RhafsiA{ eYeninH ~ each week ~ 80
Victor bluek. entucf Fltat aud hAEfispu
Naitia6 Wprk1ea 4lNata NEleeme
"A o oeNsts ReSoFtsF
~ * "A meata gNUfI U4Fa4aF atsut tn
auf hall NisltluR ehleta alWara a nlcuuAt
FRANk p HAhhEK sachem
"a y. uAHAEf patsf 90 hsenr'a
Oklahpns Eae Am pnsgt ~. 4 I "a "A f.t
lassts the sccanA aR4 iouul ftilAI alghta
m pa Wuath ssh MATES. ~, 4.
y E AEnrEN, arglbt
0athrlg l.oasa No 4 A. "a "a facets
alsl4lg algAl ~ aaQa utek atf AZ Naitlua
0il fallaEa Always Wellpng
E INRNEk NO
aw RRuuE aseFstarg
aatbtle Loaga Nthak QIF Woats gyeFY
AontlN atAEA ln their naN iu Inc Nitr
loT biask earnqr Alrqt AQa hafrls1a, Walt
las Aulghts Afe NvAps eys,lffepns n VI
paAs roNp, a. u y aaA x oiR >.
GatRtla-g.edg ~. eia, d h. u. 4 meots
lhs sstQaa AID lasl 'fnesaAy lp eaeh nesta
D, fpuCAht seey
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-17

fAuiys / Lasss / Affssl AffNs
~ Qathfls eatAuq X Uy palssFa
s tss;ss sss;ss = z 80
Isl use A~A" "a isssissi
soura surnrAsr AND wssr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-17

aathFie laage No. A. a. o. " Wee
lkafa1AI eFeniug ~ each week AZ t,M
Nictor tluek entucr Fliat aud Harrison
laitia6 Wprkaea AlNafh NEleema
"a q pHNHts. ReSordsr,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-17

AontlV ataFA ln thelr nau in Inc We
lof kiaek tarueE tlfqt AQa iiafrls1a, Walt
pas knlgAsa Afe NvAfa eSslSFe~ps; p;
oaAs roSp A, 90 aaA ( ar ..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-17

nklaupna Eae Aun plnsgt ~. d "a n ~,
uassta the sccand aR4 iouul fEidAI uightl
iu ua y Mnath ~ ~ HATES. ~, 4.
N n AlnrEN, argipt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-17

81 X Al meata eVgll N4FalaY atsnt ln
lot hall Nisltlus ehlgla alNara a HlcauAt
FRANK % HAhhEK aachHm
a n. uARaEN paiuf oi Rss1r'a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-17

aathrlg l.0asa No a a "a mEew
Ai,.laag aLgAt ~ aaQa utek atf Az Nsitias
NJ rpRNEk NO
aW RRUuE ascFstarg
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-06-03

t" the city of Baltimore as Fairview.
The pine warbler may be found in the
pines of tidewater Maryland, and the
prairie warbler, in low, sparse scrub
growth. but is rather local. Oven birds
are everywhere, and the Louisiana water
thrush is along all the Maryland streams
with steep banks.
Kentucky warblers may be found at
nearly every spring head in the woods. Ma
ryland yellow-t threats, yellow breasted
chots and redstarts are scattered round.
The last mourning warbler is recorded on
the Sd and the Canadian warbler is to be
found in the mountains of Western Ma
ryland.
Mockingbirds are scattered over south
ern Maryland and the Eastern Shore, while
catbirds and brown thrushes or sandy
mockingbirds are everywhere. Carolina
wrens, with their beautiful song. are scat
tered round. Bewicks wren, with its long
tail, is in western Maryland. while every,
one in the country knows the house wren,
and the cat-tails are full of marsh wrens.
The white breasted nuthatch is universal
ly distributed, but the little brown headed
nuthatch only comes as far North as the
pines of southern Maryland and the Eas-
tern Shore. Tufted tits and Carolina chick
adees are everywhere and blue-grey gnat-
catchers are of local distribution. Wood
thrushes. robins, and bluebirds are COM
mon everywhere.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-06-03
THE ARMY OF sPELLBINDERS.
An Element That Enters Into Every
Political Campaign.
(From Golfers Weekly.)


Each party. in the State of New York.
maintains IA corps Of young men with good
voices and fair vocabulary. They are ig-
norant of public questions except as they
are informed by party newspapers But
this casual information, mainly inaccurate,
is not considered binding In emergencies,
or to meet local exigencies the orators
will vary it, enlarge or curtail it, twist
and reverse 1t, lie about it in any way
which will further the ends of those who
pay their wages. They have few scrup,es
very little mind, and large lungs. They tell
the most startling tales OF fancy to their
auditors, confident that they will not be
found out. They give their opponents no
credit for honesty or patriotism. They LOAF
the opposition candidate with objurgations
and according to them. every four years
the country is in danger of going to rack
and ruin the day after election. The indi-
vdual is to lose his liberty, the Republic
is to give way to a corrupt plutocratic des-
potism or to socalistic spoliation or to an
archy.
Such prophecies as these have been made
quadrenially for at least hundred years
by both sides in every contest. AS the
Republic still exists. each party must ad-
NIT itself guilty of many false prophecies;
and as no election has been followed by q
revolt, except that of 1869, it may be
taken for granted that the false prophets
have not really believed their Cassandra-
like tales even while they were uttering
them
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-06-03
HoW'S This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. ]. CHENEY eco. Props. Toledo, G.
We the undersigned. have known F. ],
Cheney for the last Is years, and believe
him perfectly honorable In NIL business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligation made by their firm.
WEST e. TRUAX,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo o.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists Toledo o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system. Price TIC per lot
tie. Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials
free.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-06-03
A DUTCH scHooLMA'AM,s JOKE
She Taught Her English Pupils the
Music of the Beers.


At Plymouth, England, we landed and
took on board young girl, Holland gov
arness. She had been teaching in an Eng
ish school. but concluded that England
was too dull for her and she was coming
back to the proud little kingdom of the
sea. Her name was Mejnffrouw Marietje
Fraukamp. and she spoke English we'll
asked her how the English and Dutch go;
along about the Boer war. She~~replied
that 1t was tabooed subject between
them. but could see that this smart Hol-
landish governess had very tart opinions
of her own. 1t developed that she felt very
strongly She told nc, after time, that
she had grown tired of teaching the young
shoots of England. you know" she am
plified, lit was like pumping up punct-
ured bicycle tire; the moment you stopped
pumping, their brains became fiabby"
There is tune, sad and wild and pain
full with the pathos of hope deferred, which
every child in the towns of Europe knows
and sings 1t is sung to the words of a
song called "Het Volksled''-the national
hymn of the Transvaal.
The Dutch schoolma'am played the tune
of this song every morning for a month to
the English children. The English prin-
cipal said it was grand music, and in
structed the pupils to copy the notes and
take them home. AT one OF the homes the
Parents knew it was the Transvaal hymn
and sent word to The school authorities.
They ordered the uusic to be stopped at
once. But it was wise man who said he
cared not who wrote the laws of the coun-
try if a could writes its songs.
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A PLAN THAT FAILED TO WORK
The Hired Girl Unfortunately Over
heard Her Mistress,


MY wife is mad, and don't blame her
and III tell you why, said Jones yesterday.
I'VE have kept house for twenty years. and
l figure that during that time we have had
at least eighty hired girls, good bad. and
Indifferent but mostly bad. Several years
ago Mrs. Jones was fortunate enough to
secure jewel of a girl: but she was indis-
Greet enough to brag about 1t around the
neighborhood with the result that one of
the neighbors enticed her away, under
promise of paying her higher wages, and nv
wife has not forgotten the woman that
did it TO this day. Ever since she has had
dream that some day she would be lucky
enough to draw another prize In the hired
girl market. and when she did she had her
plans all laid TO keep her.
We'll, the other day the Jewel was Sc
cured, and Mrs. Jones simply Rugged her.
self with delight when she realized what a
treasure she possessed.
THE girl had only been with us one week
when Mrs. Blank. one of our neighbors
called and casually remarked that she saw
that we had another girl.
Yes answered Mrs. Jones with sigh
I'm only going to keep her till I can get
another She is simply unbearable, She
is insolent. lazy. slovenly, impudent. and
doesn't know enough to start the kettle
boiling. She
You're a loir, NUM- burst upon her
astonished ears. and there stood the new
girl In the doorway with all her Irish I'D.
An I'll have you understand, mum, thot
I'll not stay another minute In a house
where they blackguard poor, hard wark-
in gur-rl's character! and with that she
flew to her room and packed up.
Mrs. Blank has the girl now, and she
never looses chance to tell what treas
ure she has, and how Mrs. Jones abuses
her girls, which makes my wife simply
wild"
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Southern Ry.
Schedule In effect May 7, 1900


An trains arrive and leave from rennsylvanio
Passenger Station.
SOL 4 m-DaiIy-Local for Danville. Charlotte,
and way stations Connects at Manassas for stras-
burg and Harrisonburg daily. and Staunton week
days, and at Lynchburg with the Norfolk aro
Western daily, and with G. O. R. r daily for
Natural Bridge and Lexington
HIS l. m.-Dzily-THE UNITED STATES
FAST NAIL. Sleeping Cars to Jacksonville, via
Savannah. uniting at Salisbury with Sleeper for
AsheyiiIe and Hot Springs. N. C.: Knoxville Cnat-
with Sleeper for Augusta. Connects to Columbia
with Sleeper for Charleston. Sleeping Car 20
New Orleans. uniting at Charlotte with sleeper
for Birmingham via ATLANTA soisd train n Ma,n
Car Service. Connects at Lynchburg daily Tor
Natural Bridge and Lexington
u:3O L. m.-Daily-Local for Charlottesville.
4:oi D. m.-Lecai for Front Royal. strasDurs.
$50 0. m-Daiy-LoclI for Charlottesville.
ESQ D. m---Daily-NEw YORK AND FLORIDA
EXPRESS Sleeping Cars to Port Tampa. va
Savannah and jacksonville, connecting with Draw.
ins-room Sleeping Car for ST. Augustine and
Miami Sleeping Car to augusta, VIA SoiImoia'
Through coach to Jacksonville. Dining Car Ser
$50 p. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND CHAT
ina Cans to Memphis and New orlcacs through
Bristol. Parlor and Observation Car between Rad
ford va, and Attallia. Ala Through coach
lo:ss =. -DailyvwAsHINGToN AND SOUTH
WESTERN LIMITED. sleepers to Nashville.
Tenn, via Ashe,ille, Knoxville, and Chatianoosa;
Memphis, via Birmingham; New Orleans. wa At
lanta and Montgomery, connecting at New orleans
with through sleeper for Mexico City Connects
Al High Point, n c.. leaving Washington daily,
EXCEPT Saturday. for Pinehurst. n. C. observatIon
Gar TO Macon Ca, via Atlanta Vestbuie Ia!
Coach 10 Atlanta Dining Car Service sunset
Personally Conducted Tourist Sleeper on this tram
every Monday, Wednesday. and Friday to san
Francisco without change.
TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO DiVf
SION leave Washington $40 a. m daily, l;,S p M
I.ss n m. and $50 p. week days; 5;2' p m.
sundays for Round Hill; o:25 p. m Saturdays lot
Ieesburg; s:25 D. m. week days for Herndon re.
cunning arrive at Washington SEA j. m and SOD
N m daily: s:sl a. m. and 2:45 p. m. week days
from Round Hill; 1:06 a. m week days from
Hsrndoa: 7:o6 a m Mondays from Leesburg.
Through trains from the South arrive at wash.
,,etnu s.is a. m, 1885 a. m. 2:l5 p. and $50
n. M daily; Harrisonburg. l1:40 A. m week Gays
and q:s0 D. m. daily and from Charlottesville s:2s
a m. and $40 p. m. daily
Tfckets sleeping car reservations and other IN.
formation furnished and baggage called for and
CHECKED from hotels and residences By Union
Transfer Company, on orders left at ticket OF.
Ace 705 Fifteenth ST. NV, 5ll Pennsyvania ave.
NV. and at Pennsylvania Passenger Station.
Telephone call 14il for Pennsylvania Railroao
FRANK s CANNON, Sd v. Pres. and Gen. Ngf.
J. u CULP, Traffic Manager.
W. A. TURK, General Passenger Agent
L r BROWN, General Agent.
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