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The Holly chieftain., 1900-03-30
SOME ovERcoAr SIGNS
They Play 10 DstseoiaiaE
Haa's AIs.

Thank you" said Senator Bever-
idge. of Indiana, to an a,tAche At the
white house who Offered to aSais, him
in putting on his overcoat- a young
map never refuses to accept help in
getting bis oyercoat on. bu, the older
man gets the more certain he is to
refuse help and say: No. thank you,
car get it on ali right 1t il a GER
tam indication OF cid age when a man
vii! not permit another TO aid IN get
ting on his overcoat-"
Senator EIkins overheard the remark
CT the young senator from Indians,
says the Washington Star. and said:
Well. il what you say Is true, Senator
Ha~iey is one of the youngest men
&c the senate. He always accepts a.
sis,ance In putting on his overcost.
when you hear me say that can get
my overcoat oc without anyone help
ing me you may be sure that ] son
getting Old"
Next Jerry Smith soliioquized to
himself Jerry has been at every din
ner and public and private reception
at the white house for years. and his
principal business during that time
was TO arfis,ical:y aid in putting on
overcoats and incidentally TO receive
IN Chestrrfeldian manner whatever
tips were given hm. II jes' tells YER
said Jerry to himself. ''dere's los Of
troof in what de senator said. bu, I
jes' knows dat nobody can put on 80
obercoaf ike dis kere nigger."
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PAY DAY IN CHINA
All Accounts Are ssssisS 80 New
Seas's Oey-Psssssss u
Re1 PaRss.

New Year is the national pay day in
China All accounts mss be squa red
UT at that time, and the msp who
can't raise money enough to pay his
debts has to go into bankruptcy. ssys
the Lonton Nail. The laws are such
that the creditor can enter the debtors
house and take what he pIrAseS il
there is no settlement. To present
such action families club together and
make all sorts OF compromises to keep
up the business reputation of the clan.
New Year is great day for the pawn
brokers Their shops are crowded
with people who want TO redeem their
best clothes before the new year.
There are crowds also who want to
pawn other things in order to get
money enough to pay their debts.
PaSnbrokers receive high rates OF in
ierest. in which they are protected
by the government
The Chinese pain, the whole country
red on New Years day in more seise.
than one Red is the color which with
them denotes good luck and prosper
ity. ard all the New Year card. and
Invitations are on paper Of that coior.
Every child gets its New Year present
wrapped in red paper. and red in
script'ons are pasted over the doors of
the houses.
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where se,sa.A A.. r..,.s...A.

About three. miles south Of ST. Joseph.
on the King Hill road. is located ose OF
the Missouri state fish hAicheriea- Its
chief interest lies IN tie fact that IL is
the Only place in the state or in the
country anywhere where goldfish are
propagated and distributed. Here
these little aquarium beauties may be
obtained for . mere ''thauk you" and
macy are they who avail themselves Of
this privilege. Prom October upti.
January four goldfish esch ere given
to every citizen ef the stASs uaul tAs
supply & ssAaasted.
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Volcanic Erupsions

Are grand. but skin eruptions rob
life Of JOY. Bucklen's Arnica Salve
cures them: alSD old. running and few
er sores, ulcers, boils, feiUns, corns.
warts, cuts, bruises, burns, scalds,
chappcd hands. chilblains. Best pile
cure on earth. Drives out pains and
aches. only - cts. a box. Cure guar
aniccd. sold by lkelman Bsos-, Drug
giStS
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COINS NEW BOOK

The izt-sf and creates, work iy the author Of
the i.mou, CONS Financial school," EMIT. 4
.-COIN on MONEY. TRUSTS AND
IMPERIALISM"
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A. Il. De Fluent. EDITOR 81 the Jour
nal, DoylesiDgr, Ohio, su!.red ior a
number Of vears from rheumatism in
his right shoulder and side. He say =:
NY right arm at rim-s Was useless !
tired Chauh-rlain'- Pain Balm. and
was surprised TO rec-ive relief almost
imn-,iiai,lr. The Pain Balm has been
\ constant companion of mine EYER since
and II meyer fails For sale bv Ike J.
nrsp Bros
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rxowEgs COUNTY DIRECTORY.
CE--s aud Recorder John CGrIy
Ir-asz.rrr ". ". H--a0sds
>-ss-rsz.-nt-n,- N4ni> EIiia-
Isd.- d. ". Hobiuson
sseT-- fT&rs Tate
GsroseT. Dr. Ciafy
A..~..or = 1. Mcdowell
asrg~Ysr l. IL Markham
Iho.. Grirfh
gsmias..,on-r. W J. Johnston. Ch'r'r
J y. irsl!~-
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California
Has No
Winter.

The season al lee aud SNOW in
the North is it- period of iestsge
sud bloom.
IT'S delicious climate heals the
sick, refugees the deiicatr. restores
the over~orked. fnd euirances
The pIeasure-se~ker.
The California Limi--d.
Santa Re Route. affords quickest
and most luxurious service
For particulars, call on or address
II. =. HoRsT.
Local Ticket Ageut.
Hifil., Cofu.
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DR.. CADY'S CONDITION Pov.
DERS.are just what hops ne<ds,
when 10 bad condition. Tonic, blood
purifier and vermifLHe. They are not
food but medicine and the hest In use
10 put 4 horse III prime c.,nditios,
Price 75 cents per package For sale
bv Iksiman Bros.
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The Yale expositor., 1900-05-18

nowadays. 1t will be all right" AID
away went the train.
"Mumps!" echoed William Hazleton
when he called at his sisters. And
Rodney away? And the moving to be
done? All three of them down-phew,
Well, I'll get the first load in and the
carpets down. I'm on duty now until
the afternoon. You look after the
babies. I'll see to the rest"
You're the dearest boy, will"
That's all right. You're lucky
picked up the place for you. If you
were to wait until Rodney got home
everything desirable would be COB
bled up. This little nest will suit you
and your blessed trinity down to the
ground-see If it Doesn't
So it happened on one inspiring
spring morning, when the lake was
blue and the sky bluer and the air
rosily golden, that furniture van
pulled up before the Queen Anne cot
tage.
This house, driver!" called David
Gregory.
just as a furniture van crawled lazily
from the opposite direction.
A slim young man came striding
along the sidewalk and paused on the
sidewalk before the canary yellow cot
tage He twirled his cane watching
the advancing wagon. 1t came creep
ing along after the manner Of con-
veyances hired by the hour.
Hi, driver-herei" called Hazleton,
and pointed with his cane. That other
van there! Some one else was moving
in the same block. He turned, draw
ing a key from his pocket. He went
up the steps-and met David Gregory
coming down.
"Mr. Hazletonw calculated Gregory.
"Mr. Gregory exclaimed Hazleton.
May l ask what brings you here?"
demanded Gregory magnificently.
Fror his point of vantage ON the
higher step he looked down on the in
truder.
Certainly, sir. 1 have rented this
house, sir"
Rented nothing! have made a
payment on the rent of this house,
sir
ION what date, may l ask" The
tone was icily polite.
You are at liberty to ask" The
other was consulting his notebook. He
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d an open page extended. This is

held an open page extended. This is
the date, sir" he said.
"Ah! The very day upon which l
decided the house would suit me.
keep no notebooks, but have men,
ory thank goodness.
Il also" There was significant
glare in the eyes of the speaker. a
reserve my memory, however, to recall
personal deceit, sir-the deceit of one
formerly esteemed friend"
The blue sky deepened in tint. The
rose sunshine grew warmer.
You refer to me, presume?"
81 refer to you"
Then were fierce glances exchanged
and angry looks banded. Then was
wrath rampant. Then did belligerency
impend. None, noting the antagonistic
attitude, demeanor, expression of both,
would have dreamed that three short
months ago they had been Dave" and
VIII" to each other, and had taken
upon themselves the roles of the Ie-
doutable Damon and Pythias. But this
was before each discovered the other
was in love with AIerta Ray.
81 rented this housed" declared Mr..
Gregory.
Il rented it," asserted Mr.. Halle
ton.
1t does not make a difference where
the accent is placed. Mr.. Gregory's
being on the verb, and that of Mr..
Hazleton on the personal pronoun
clashed, and like striking files emitted
sparks.
ION the 2Sth of March," avowed Mr..
Gregory.
ION the 2Sth of March," solemnly
stated Mr.. Hazleton.
AT the house across the street,
where | paid a Deposit" roared Mr..
Gregory.
1T was there 1 paid a depositv' in
sisted Mr.. Hazleton. And now It was
his turn to place emphasis on the per-
sonal pronoun.
Say. boss!" The appeal came from
the curbstone. Where does this truck
go?"
Youth. mistahl" came another
mellifluous shrek. "Wha-h you want
me to tote dem chayahs?"
Whereat the two men on the steps
turned with one accord upon the two
men on the sidewalk, and in language
inelegant but expressive abjured them
to hold their respective tongues But
even while they were in the midst OF
their vituperation-which certainly
must have served as safety valve-a
coupe, driven slowly along the boule.
ward, drew up before the Queen Anne
abode. From the window a charm
ing face looked forth, a young. glow
ing face. full Of interest and pleasure.
"Alerta Rayl" breathed Gregory.
"Alerta RAY" whispered Hazleton.
The door OF the coupe swung back.
A spruce young fellow handed out a
gayly gowned figure. The folds of her
pastel gown-a dull, enhancing blue
-trailed after her as she came up the
steps. Her chiffon hat curved over
The Yale expositor., 1900-05-18
News from Port Naldea.

Seattle, Wash, May 15.-The trans
port Rosecrans has arrived from Port
Valdes. Six discharged soldiers ana
Mail Carrier Pratt were her only pas
sengers. The Rosecrans went north
with a company OF infantry and a car.
go of supplies for the Valdes post
Captain Richardson says he found four
feet of snow at Valdes. There is
much talk at Valdes about the con
struction of a railway from that point
to the Yukon. The post is four and q
half miles south of Valdes. A letter
from Capt. Abercrombie says there is
a strike among laborers in that dis
trict, and it may be possible he will
be unable to get hay cut. In such case
he will have to be supplied from here
The Yale expositor., 1900-05-18
MEASURE HELD VALID.
Supreme Court Declares Inheritance Tt
Constitutional.


Chicago, May 15.-In deciding to-
day that the inheritance tax law was
constitutional and valid and that it
applied to the legacy and not to the es-
tate as a whole, the United States Su-
preme Court made Uncle Sam a pres
ent of about 100000 600. The decision
was handed down in a test case
brought by Abram n. Pence, George
a. Carpenter and Shirley T. High,
counsel for the appellants, Shirley 7.
High, ct al, in suit which sought to
restrain the collection of war revenue
tax on the estate of the late James L.
High by Revenue Collector Frank f.
Coyne. Millions of dollars collected
by the government officials during
the last twenty-one months remained
tied up in the United States treasury
vaults awaiting this decision of the
highest court in the land on the con-
stitutionality of the special inheritance
law raised by the Chicago law firm. In
addition to this large sum there is due
several million dollars from estates
which declined to pay until the right
to levy taxes as taken by congress was
passed upon by the Supreme Court.
The Yale expositor., 1900-05-18
BIG PARADE IN KNOXVILLE.
Admiral Dewey Entertained in the South
ern CITY.

ern City.
Knoxville, Tenn, May 15.-After a
day of rest from festivities, Admiral
and Mrs. Dewey and party, who are
now the guests of the city near which
Farragut was born in 1901, appeared in
grand parade this morning. 1t was
participated in by the militia of East
Tennessee, secret societies, labor or
CARNATIONS, city officials and members
of various professions, and many
handsome floats were to be seen. Al
the court house Admiral Dewey re-
viewed the parade and later was intro.
duced by w. B. Lockett, president Of
the chamber of commerce, when May
or S. G.. Heiskell extended to him a
formal welcome to the city. Admiral
Dewey's reply was brief. Admiral and
Mrs. Dewey made a tour of the schools
and colleges of the city, where they
received ovations. Tonight a public
reception was held in the Woman's
building, after which there was o
banquet.
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Hotel Employees Meet.

Cleveland, May 15.-Delegates from
many parts of the country are attend.
ing the convention of the Hotel and
Restaurant Employees National AL
lance, which opened in Cleveland to-
day. At the opening session reports
were presented by the various offic.
ers showing that the organization has
grown considerably during the last
twelve months, and that it is now in
better condition financially and nu.
merically, than at any other time since
its formation. The sessions will con.
tinue several days, during which time
several proposed changes in the con.
stitution will be considered and other
business of interest to the members
transacted
The Yale expositor., 1900-05-18
Queer Money.

Europeans trading in China are re-
duced to great straits for money. Eng
fish gold will always pass; but is
scarce. In large trading undertakings,
bars of pure gold, weighing thirteen
ounces are recognized as official ex-
change. Gold leaf is used by bankers
for smaller amounts. Inland, where
gold of any kind is rarely seen, horse
shoe-shaped pieces of silver, weighing
five to fifty ounces, are used. Some
trading corporations have been forced
to issue bank notes and tokens made Of
bamboo Slips but the mistrustful
Chinaman is very chary of accepting
these, so their circulation is limited to
zone town, sometimes to a single street.
In the new colony of Urganda, west
of the great African lakes, there was
practically no coinage but shells. AS
these are bulky, and therefore incon-
venient, Europeans have started a
new system. Needles and cloth are
now current everywhere. Three needles
will purchase one chicken, one needle
two eggs, whilst COW cost fifty yards
of cotton cloth. Shells, however, con-
tinue to do duty as small change, as
many as a hundred going to enc
needle.
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RENDERED HOMELESS BY FIRE,
About ESQ People Turned Into Street by
Camden IN. JO Blaze.


Camden, n. j., May 15.-Fire which
broke out in the Farmers market
house, at 5th and Federal streets, COM
pletely destroyed that building, ten
stores and about fifty small dwellings,
rendering homeless about $50 persons.
These homeless people are quartered in
the armory building and are being fed
at the expense of the city. The chief
of the Camden fire department early
realized that the fire was beyond the
control of his limited force, and the
fire department of Philadelphia was
called upon for assistance and sent
four companies. The flames leaped
across 9Th street and second row of
small houses there was soon destroyed.
When the chemical laboratory of Will
liam Cowgirl caught there was a series
of explosions. The Cowgirl establish
ment was Quilted. The principal losses
were the Farmers market, $4,000;
Cowgirl chemical laboratory, $4,000.
The loss on small buildings was $780,
coo more.
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New nI.hop Of COLUMBUS.

The Rt Rev. Henry Moeller,th new
ly appointed Catholic bishop of Column
bus, has been chancellor of the arch
diocese of Cincinnati for over twenty
years. He was born in Cincinnati in
1910, and was one of the first students
in the American College at Rome. In
1879 he left his pastoral duties at
Bellefontaine, Ohio. to become secre-
tary to Bishop Chatard. Since 1880 he
has been with Archbishop Elder OF
Cincinnati.
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sparkling face. The rosy tint OF her
fresh cheeks glowed through her veil
like a peach in a net-covered basket.
"Mr. Gregory! Mr.. Hazleton Why,
what a surprised"
A trihe bewldered, the men barred
their heads and clasped the little glow
ed hand so cordially extended.
How is it we meet you here?" she
ratified on. George engaged this
house-O, l beg your pardon, dear!
Permit me to make formal introduce
lions! l do not think either of you
gentlemen have met my husband, Mr..
Millard-indeed, it is not the function
one expects-our wedding. To be
frank" blushing and dimpling de-
lightfully, 1--WE eloped. And now,
George-Mr. Gregory-Mr. Hazleton,
Georgetown stupid I am growing!--
now that Mr.. Willard has taken this
dear little place l can almost feel ro-
mantle. Here it will not be so diff
cult to imagine that we are actually
"Bowered in roses and covered with
thatch,
After the fun of runaway match!
"Eh, George?"
She looked up at her husband with
mischievous eyes.
you are always right, dear. The
agent on La Sale street was not sure
that the place might be rented by other
parties before we got out. Come,
love-"
He produced a key from which
paper tag dangled. Seeing the door
Open he put it back in his pocket. His
pretty wife had reached the topmost
step and was looking down upon the
waiting vans and the impatient driv-
ers.
ITO whom do all these things be-
long, Georgie?"
mot to you nor I love. We have the
pleasant task of selection still before
us. Come in and see your new-found
kingdom. Then, Welcome home!'
he said, and the two without heard
distinctly the sound of a long kiss.
They looked blankly at one another.
"She told me there was another
man." whispered Gregory. II thought
she meant you"
"She told me the same" groaned
Hazleton. Il never dreamed of any
one but you!"
will"
"Dave!" Their hands met.
What a pair of fools we've been!"
commented Gregory. II rented the
house for my mother"
And for my sister,"
"All we can do now is to have the
furniture carted back"
And hunt up other residences"
And have the old duck refund our
deposits-if he will"
20, never mind about that! Let's
send those poor devils off"
"And then go and dine at the club
together"
I'm with you, old boy!"
They were gazing at the departing
vans, when from the house came
silvery peal of laughter. The men
looked at each other.
"If she be not fair for me-" began
Hazleton.
What care I how fair she be-" con-
cluded Gregory.
There was a rustic of a silk-lined
skirt in the vestibule. Two pairs Of
feet clattered down the steps. Two
manly forms strobe off side by side
1--WE were sold!" declared Gregory.
"At fire salel" agreed Hazleton.--
Chicago Tribune.
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EMPEROR IN A SHAM BATTLE.
william Commands Victorious Division
In Army Drill at Metz.

In Army Drill at Metz.
Strasburg May 15.-Emperor Will
liam commanded the victorious divl-
sion in the maneuvers of the army
corps held near Metz today. The en-
peror was aggressive in his tactics.
The mimic battle was marked by sew
eral striking instances of daring. In
enc case a soldier, in order to gain for
the commander important information
concerning the movements of the OPP
posing forces. climbed an almost per-
pendicular rock. The brilliant cavalry
charges and the dashing attacks of the
artillery were viewed with admiration
by the spectators. The kaiser has
named the newly constructed fort at
Metz "Kronprinz Wilhelm" The BIZ
cycle estafette that left Strasburg Sat-
urday morning reached Berlin Sunday
afternoon long way ahead of sched-
ule time
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Spins Nearly an Hour.

A Providence Or. ~ man has in
vented a top which will spin As min
utes, is of steel. three inches across,
and the inventor has made nearly 100
tops trying to form one which would
spin a full hour. An ordinary twirl
With the fingers is sufficient to spin
The top ten or fifteen minutes. But
its best work is done when the affair
is wound with Irvine three feet or so.
The Yale expositor., 1900-05-18

Ottawa, Ont, May 15.-The govern
ment has under consideration the
question of postage on newspapers,
and 1t is understood that 1t will be re-
duced from one-half cent per pound to
one-quarter OF a cent.
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Raid Of Rebels RepuIsed.

Manila, May 15.-Seven Filipinos
made an attempt today to burn a
quantity of hay stored near the quar-
termaster's storehouse on the river
front. The guards killed one of them
and wounded another. The others es-
caped.
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a Blood
Trouble

Is that tired feeling blood lacks vitality
and richness. and hence you fell like lag
gard all day and can't get rested at night
Hoods Sarsaparilla Will cure you because
II will restore to the blood the qualities 10
needs to nourish, strengthen and sustain
the muscles, nerves and organs OF the body
1t gives sweet, refreshing sleep and imparts
new life and vigor to every function.
Felt Tired" In the spring would have
no appetite and would feel tired and with
out ambition. Took Hoods Sarsaparilla
in small doses, increasing as 1 grew
stronger. That tired feeling left me and
felt better I'm every way" w. L. BAKER,
Box 96, Milford, Ohio.
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student Killed by Lightning.

Holland, Mich, May 15.-Henry d.
Brink, aged rs years, of Hamilton
Mich, a member of the senior class OF
Hope college in this city, was killed by
lightning while preparing for break
fast. A broken collar button and
burned shirt band indicate where the
holt struck.
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estimate Of Cuba.s sugar crop.

Havana, May 15.-The sugar crop of
the year, it is estimated. will be about
256,0 tons, or $4,000 tons less than
last years crop. At the beginning oe
the grinding it was predicted that the
crop would reach 100000 tons.
The Yale expositor., 1900-05-18
Arc You Using ALIENS Foot-E.seY

1t is the only cure for Swollen,
Smarting, Burning, Sweating Feet,
Corns and Bunions. Ask for Aliens
Foot-Ease, a powder to be shaken into
the shoes. At all Druggists and Shoe
Stores, 25c. Sample sent FREE. Ad-
dress Allen S. Olmsted. Leroy, N. Y.
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The

Phyllis means a green bough. The
name is Greek.
Reuben, Jewish name, signifies the
son of a vision.
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Joliet steel Mill Reopeps

Joliet, ILL.,, May 15.-Eight hundred
men who have been Idle for two weeks
went back to their work at the Illinois
Steel company this morning.
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Financial strineency.

Dick-'I lost $4,000 in less than
half minute last night" Fred-"How
did it happen?" Dick-'r proposed to
Miss Bullion and she said No. Chi
cago News.