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Mrs. Pneet-Why, Belinda, the piano
has six weeks dust on it.
Belinda-Well, mum, amt to blame.
I've been here only three weeks.-Chi-
cage News.
Parson Jackson--In de mattah OBJ wa
tahmelon, / s'pose yo' b'liebe stolen
fruits am always sweetest?
] Sam Johnson-I dunno. l amt nebah
eat any but de one nd--Philadelphia
Press
How do people enjoy trolley rides in
such crowded cars?'
"Oh, everybody is buoyed up by the
expectation that everybody else will get
off at the next er."--Chicago Rec
ord Herald.
District visitor-But, Mrs. Brown,
haven't you had a doctor?
Mrs. Brown--No, a'am; my 'usband
e don't 'old with no doctors. E says,
says e, as I'd better die q material
death.-Moonshine
NO" said Mr.. Hottie, IT don't OBJ
ject to the time man takes for rea-
sonable vacation"
ITO what is it that you object, them"
THE long rest he Invariably needs af-
ter he gets back "-Washlngton Star.
Nell-She told me she wanted to have
her gown made in a style that would be
sure to show off her figure.
Belle--What did you advise?
Nell told her she'd better be sure
that the style wouldn't show up her
figure.-Delineator
Coming His Way.-"We don't seem to
find things comm our way as fast as
they used to- said Meandering Mike.
Cheer up said Flooding Pete. IF
you want to see somethin' comm your
way jes go back to dat house an say
Pretty Fido' to de brindle dog dat
lynn on de porch. "-Washington Star.
II am very careful Of my digestion
said the star boarder as he reached for
the last piece of pie Il am willing to
do all l can to help you take care of
it," interrupted the end man, who got
to the pie before the star boarder-
Yonkers Statesman.
Looked Like It-"John, dear" said
the bride, after they had got to keep
ing house. with a never-vaeant spare
room" Il believe all our friends think
we are perfectly miserable
why, my dear?" cried the astonish-
ed husband; why?'
well, they seem to be carrying out
the idea that misery loves company
Philadelphia Bulletin.
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THE SOONER THE BETTER.

The plot has been thickening, but
perhaps 1t Is soon to be made plain. 1t
Is announced that Admiral Schley is to
ask for an investigation by a naval
court of inquiry and then sue Historian
McLay for libel The sooner the better
There has been ,trouble enough oyer
this matter and mischief and injustice
enough have been done. 1t is evident
that though the high officers of the
united States navy are, of course, gen.
tlemen as well as high officers, some of
them have DONE or allowed to be done,
some pretty mean things. Let the
whole truth be told and let the high
officers who will be hurt by it be hurt.
This subterranean, or submarine, bus
mess is intolerable.
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Orleans. They increased from approx
imately $5,000,00O in value, in the ten
months ending June 80, 1900 to $l6,0o0,-
600 in value in the ten months ending
June 30, 1901, while the gain in New
York was from $2O,OOO,0O0 in value to
I, $25, 000,0 900 in value. In this case it will
be seen that, while New York gained 25
per cent, the gain in Boston was over
200 per cent.
Good for Boston. She may yet be
both the Athens and the Rome of the
United States.
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BOSTON, BRAINS AND BUSINESS

What is Boston celebrated for? Brains
and business? And just now Boston is
pointing with expanding pride to the
expansion of her business. Last year
there were exported from the United
States breadstuffs Of all kinds to the
value of $267, 100000, this representing
an increase of $4,000, 900 as compared
with the corresponding months of the
previous year, during which the bread
stuffs exported amounted in value to
$25S, OOO,O 900. The larger part of this gain
was made in the exports of Boston,
which were in value in round numbers
$7,5O0,OOO greater last year than the
year previous. Boston is the only
American seaport showing a gain of
this magnitude, since the total bread
stuffs exports Of New York shrank
nearly $1,500,00 in value during the
same time. Boston's exports of this
class We're about half those of New
York last year, and larger than those
of any other American seaport with the
exception of Baltimore. In the exports
OF provisions the sum total Of value for
the whole country was $216,000,0 coo in
the fiscal year of 1901, as against $685.
100000 for the fiscal year of 1900. OF
this Boston's exports were $59,5000 900,
against a S53, 100000 export of the pre-
vious year. New York's exports were
S97, 100000 last year, against $50, 000 900
for the year previous. In the exports
of cotton it is found that in the ten
months of 1901 for which reports are
made the exports from Boston were
larger than those of any ether Ameri-
can seaport, with the exception of New
York, Savannah, Galveston and New
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with which the country abounds In
Abyssinia the Bareas tribe have the
same trick Of becoming invisible, added
to which they place their rounded
shields, that disposed in the grass look
exactly like boulders, before them for
screens, While they lie flat, watching,
unseen, for travellers to rob or enemies
to kill-PannY Maya zine. -
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Platinum Prints, all good sub
jects, and all effectively framed in
Flemish oak, various sizes, each
picture copy of the rare and pop
ular picture of the world.
l9c, Csc and 39c
Etchings, handsomely framed
in oak frames, one lot of these
Etchings especially noteworthy,
and but for the slight blemishes on
the frames would bring $I.75;t this
lot marked 39cts and 75cts
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Detroit and Pittsburg will soon have
electric railroad connection by way of
Cleveland, which will provide three
hundred and seventy-five miles of road
Under one management.
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The will left by the late Comte de
Saint Ouen is to be contested in the
French courts. The Conte de Saint
Ouen was the eccentric French noble
man who, dying a few weeks ago, left
his fortune to his native city of Rouen,
with the provision that it found an an
nual prize of $4,000 to dover a couple
of giants, who would, it was expected,
have a family of giants and thus bring
about the regeneration of the human
race. The comte left no direct heirs,
but crop of distant kinsfolk, all, it
is said, of most diminutive stature,
have turned up to contest the will on
obvious grounds. 1t is considered
quite certain that the city of Rouen
will be relieved if the will be broken,
for French municipality dislikes of
ali Things 10 DE made ridiculous, which
is quite certain to be the case If the
provisions of the will be carried out.
For one thing, the Comte de Saint
Ouen did not specify that the giants
should be of French nationality, and,
as the French are rather below the av-
erage size, it is confidently predicted
that giants from every queer quarter Of
the world will assemble each year in
Rouen to compete for the prize, with
the result that there will be gathered
in France a mongrel assembly which
will result in anything but regeneration
to the French or human race.
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The German press is agitated by
the new tariff schedules, and the Ber-
liner Tageblatt prints statistics show
ing that the new duties mean an in
creased expenditure Of 66,OOO,O00 marks
to the consumer, not to mention the
rise In prices on domestic products.
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Our Picture Sale.

We've sold about half of the Pictures that
we first told you about in our news Of SUI
day. That still leaves some of everyone II
the specially attractive things here for you
who didn't come at once. The prices have,
been brusquely dealt with we promise you,
because the stocl5 is too large by half, with
Inventory so near.
Some of the big values follows
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The three cities in this country which
have made the greatest growth in the
past twenty years have been Seattle,
Spokane and Tacoma. They had an
average of LOO inhabitants each in
1880 and now have an average of about
$1,000 each Their increase for the past
twenty years has been 57.2 per cent.
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Winter coIors, Copd Photo
graphs, Etchings and Pastels, pic
lures all marked from $2.5o and
$3.50, 10 Sl.29 and Si.4G
COIored photographs, richly
framed in gilt, with ornate frames.
42cts Each.
Framed Porry Pictures, dono
in Flemish oak frames and matted
in grey, tcts Each
Our prices ON artistic framing
are the lowest.
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sinking of the sea level has been con-
hrmed, says the Berlin correspondent
of the London Standard, by observa-
tions at the mouth Of the Kaiser Will
helm canal A decrease in the depth Of
the water at the mouth of the Elbe of
from sixteen to eighteen feet since 1895
IS reported.
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Under the auspices of the Associated
Poultry Fanciers of Germany and Aus
tria, an imposing monument has just
been erected at Gorlitz, Germany, to the
memory of Robert Oettel who is known
as the father of poultry breeding in
Germany and Austria. Oettel was born
iii 1898 and died in 1884. He devoted
fifty years of his life to the improve
ment Of the breed Of poultry in Ger
many and Austria and organized soci-
eties Of poultry fanciers with an aggre-
gate Of more than three thousand mem
bers. He printed a poultry journal,
and was acknowledged all over Europe
as the foremost expert on all poultry
questions. By his own efforts Oettel
made the town of Gorlitz the center of
the fine poultry breeding industry in
Europe, and each year the members of
his associations sold more than seventy
Thousand eggs for breeding purposes
from blooded stock.
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Was Christopher Columbus an un-
amitigated fraud? Mr.. Henry Vignaud,
the veteran secretary of the United
States Embassy in Paris, is going to
publish book about Columbus, in
which he will let it be known that
1.-THE most conclusive evidence exists to
show that the great discoverer was an
arch humbug and liar of the first de-
gree" Mr.. Vignaud asserts that Co
n sr--.z.sas fame was helped out by
forged letters written by his son or his
brother; that he knew that others be-
fore him had visited the same shores
which he found, and that he never
realized that the land was part Of a.
new continent. Mr.. Vignaud says he
thought that Hayti was Ophir, Cuba
what we now call Japan, and the main
land the land of Ind, famous in tales
Of travel and the imagination.
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.Allmanna nyheter.

Till det demokratiska partiet ha ALA
populisterna Colorados legislator an
slutit sig.
Manga sIantar. Vid vart lands mynt-
verk preglades f0rlidet ar guild silver
och kopparmynt till cit vArde af $751;
699,401.
Smittkopporna harja omkring Har-
court, Ia. Manga svenskar bo den
trakten och hera af dem lara vara an
gripna af sjukdomen.
Ed grufva. Eld har upptackts
Smugglergrufvan narheten af Aspen,
Col. Elden observerades forst 400 fot
fran mynningen af den 8. k. Copenha-
gen.tunneln.
D0d fkriget. julius Anderson, en-
bror till Nels Anderson Sioux City.
Ia.. som forliden host inm0nstrades i
Omaha, Nebr., och afgick till Filippi.
nerna, har dukat under for sjukdomen
r0dsot.
En- va!dig r6rfabrik amnar Carnegie
st&lbolaget anlagga yid Conneat Har-
bor,O Bolaget har beslutat AMANDA ej
mindre On s12,ooo000 for byggandet af
faktorier och anskaffandet af n6diga
maskiner. ALA slags r6r af stN och
ern komma att tillverkas,
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L6pande No. M 354.

for det nya auditoriet Fr8ken Ida
McCabe hade under konferensveckan
en- misunderstanding Winthrop som
lemnade s37 behallning for denua
fond. Observation-Disclosures Beaver
Valley, S. D., under past. Sundquists
ledning och medverkan af stud. j. H.
Larson m. fl. har samlat och insandt
s3l.70. Eft innerligt och hjertligt tack
till ungdomsf0renjngen saval som pa
storm. - Julafton 0fverraskades fru
Wahlstr0m af sina vAninnor f0rsam-
lingen med nagra vackra m0bler, som
helt tysC och of0rmodadt kordes upp
och afemnades 1 f0rmaket. Till ALA
glfvarne sandes genom tidningen cit
hjertligt tack.-Om herrskapet Peter
Andersons st, Peter fora numret
omnamda guldbr0llop ma foljande til
laggas: Vid tillfallet voro samlade fyra
d0ttrar och en- son SAINT magyar och
sonhustrur, fera vanner och bekanta
Flera vackra minnen qvarlemnades af
de tillstadesvarande Vid tillfallet pa
mindes vardfolket genom de iva forsta
verserna af den 121 psalmen ON den
hjelp, som kommer fran Herren. Det
aldriga brudparet, som hunnit In pa
sjnttiotalet, har sett sina barn barns
barn. Pa aftonen val0nskades de af
grannarne. En- helsning sandes till
guldbrudparet saval som deras barn
M fl
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Dakota-nyheter.

Eft nytt bibiiotek har Mayville, N.
OAK. skaffat sig och kommer att blifva
tillgangligt for allmanheten inom nag-
ra dagar.
Erik Solberg Britton, S. Dak., dom
des harom dagen till EFT ars fdngelse i
Sioux Falls, for det han anfallit on
person med lifsfarligt vapen.
F6r skoIorna, Brown county S.
Dak., mottog harom dagen s4,942 fran
statens skolfond, att fordelas bland de
olika skolorna distriktet.
Det nya skolhuset Big Stone, S.
Dak., som kostat $4,000, 0ppnades i
torsdags. Eft nytt hotell skall upp-
f0ras vid sidan af atskilliga byggnader
under drets lopp.
Ersattnlng for sin hustru. G. H.
Montney i jamestown, N. OAK, har
giort upp med Northern Pacific bola-
get och mottaget S35O0 for f6rlusten
af sin hustru vid en- jernvagsolycka
Dehart, Mont.
Stor Iandf0rsaljn!ng. Little Miss
ouri Horse Co. ligger i underhandlin-
gar for k0p af l61 ,280 acres af North
ern Pacific banans land. Ber0rde
bolag har forut en- stor lanstrAcka 25
mil sydvest am Dickinson, N. Oak.
Hart Lumber CO. i Aberdeen, S. D.,
har inkorporerats med cit kapital af
$4,000. Bo1aget amnar uppratta tim
mergardar pa atskiliiga stallen sta
ten. Helsotillstandet Aberdeen DR.
icke vidare godt for tillfallet. La
Grippe grasserar. epidemiskt / staden
och krafver atskilliga offer.
En- s. k. vigilance committee bilda-
des for ett par veckor sedan af farma-
re trakten af Woonsocket, s. Dak.,
och Qaf order till Frank Arnold och
Fred. Depot att lemna trakten eller
bli lynchade. 1 stallet for att CORA SO,
tog Arnold ut en- arresteringsorder for
hela komiten. Malet forekom tors
days inf0r domaren Grieve, som resol-
verade, att halla ymedlemmarne af
komiten till 'dess tdistriktdomstolen
notes, mot 5000 bergen for hvardera.
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WiSCOnsin-nyheter.

F6rsaIJnlng af skolbonds. Milwau-
kee skolbonds till belopp af $4,000,
l0pande med 81 procent pa 20 ar, sal
des forliden fredag till On Chicago-flr-
ma mot en- premium af ST. 73l.
Vintern Dir inne Fran Prescott
skrifves den 10 jan. att viutern nu pa
allvar kommit. Man befarar, att kre-
aturen komma att Ida betydligt imam
nasta var, da farmarne hafva brist pa
foder.
Funnen d0d sangen. John Black
burn Shcll Lake, ell nf de Aldsta sett-
larne Wisconsin. patraTudes harom
dagen liggande dod sAngen. Han var
S4 ar gummal och hade varit bosatt i
staten Ofver so ar.
LagskoIan vid universitetet stang
des upp torsdags pa grund af att on
af dc studerando angripits af koppor.
Diver 300 studenter blefvo afbrutna
sina studicr. ON sjukdomeu sprider
sig, nodgas man stanga upp hela uni
versitetet.
4 La Grippe grasserar epidemiskt j
La Crosse, och den senaste rapporten
visar att 0fver 100 fall af sjukdomen
f0rokOmmit. LAkurno saga, att sjuk-
dOmen hr Af Ell mild form, sa att do
fiesta af patienterna smart nog kommu
att tilfriskna
TrOs vara m6rdad. Dot mystiska
f0rsvinnandet af Ida Guyon, en- 10-arig
flickn, boende hos sina f0raldrar |
Lafayette county, har vAckt stor SEN
sation ooh man tror allmant att tlic-
kan blifvit m0rdad. Myndig-
heternas understanding har haft till
f0ljd att mrs Julia Stone och Samuel
Davis blifvit nrrcsterade. Flickan ar
Oh adopterad dotter till mrs Stone och
Davis Ar anstAld mrs Stones farm,
For att sky dda barnen. Med an
ledning af att cit par fall af koppor
f0rokoulmit den del af West Superior
! der Howe-skolan DIR belagen, har sund-
INSTRUMENTATION anmodat skolsuper-
intendenten att for tillfallet stanga
upp skolan och gifva barnen anled-
ming till att bli vaccinerade. Ingen
fara ar for handen, men sundhetsby.
ran will It'd skydda barnen. Andra
distril1t staden hnfva afven raft att
ia barnen vaccinerade.
Dog pa sin post. Anton Molin, pa
stor vid svenska Fria Missionskyrkan
i West Superior, dog helt pl0tsligt
hArom dagen under ut0fvandet af slit
embete. Efter slutad predikan kna-
b0jde han vid altaret och laste en-
bon, da han holt pl0tsligt Says sjunka
ihop och falla till golfvet Han f0rlo-
rade talformagan och efter fem minu-
ter hade sjalen pa latta vingar svingat
sig upp till Honom, som han strax for
ut anropat ON mad och f0rbarmande
for sig och sin f6rsamling. En- altman
f0rstAmninQ lade sig Diver do kyrko
bes0knnde och dessa kundo till en-
b0rjan ej f0rlika sig med tanken att
deras alskade pastor sa pl0tsligt afgatt
med dGden. Doktor Hofsahl blef ef-
tersAnd, men kunde endast konstatera
att d0den intr;iffat fold af hjertslag.
Den aflidne var endast 27 ar gammal
och llnle innehaft sin befattning Sc
dan april manad f0rlidet ar. Hans
f0rAIdrur aro bosatta Moose Lake
Mimi.
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nyligen ha blifvit borrad narheten af
Beaumont, Texas. Enligt en- man
days erhallen underrattelse utstrom-
mar ofver $4,000 tunnor OLA ON dagen
ur denna brunn, och brunnshalet vid-
gas, sd att str0mmen 0kas med hvarje
dag som gar. %
Var det mordbrand? Eldsvada in
traffade fredags qvall hos flaskhand
laren och millionaren E. A. Cudahy 1
Omaha, Nebr. Sedan han lofvade
s25.000 beloning for tillfangatagandet
af dem, hvilka bortrofvade hans son,
har han erhallit fera bref med hotelse
att blifva innebrand, och man tror,
att delta var EFT fors0k att satta hotel
sen verket.
Salmonibref. John Hubner, en- med.
lem af skolradet j East Alton, Ill.,,
skolsuperintendenten Frederick Pen
ming, skattkollekt0ren George Shillin-
ger och en- valbergad farmare vid namn
Leonard Hoehns ha hotats med, att
deras hus skulle sprangas luften med
dynamit, ON ej en- summa af 81, ,41O
plaoeras pa ett nampgifvet stale. Hub
ner fam lordags ett hotelsebref fast
spikadt vid brunhskaret pa sin gard.
Affarsmessigt. rPa gruud af sin
karlek till hvarandra forklara Ange.
lima LIE Marie och h7Edward Beynolds
sig villiga att undersd de narmaste tva
aren samla en- fond Of 81, 500 ooh for
bosattning. Till denna fond skall miss
LIE Marie bidraga med $40 och mr.
Reynolds med S. yeckan. ON de ej
lyckas haruti skoaa de Gfvergifva all
tanke pa aktenskap". Sd lyder cit
kontrakt, som lordags ad. af On mo pa
"a varar och en- tva ar aldre ung man
undertecknades inf0r en- fredsdomare
i Hoboken, N. j. 0rsaken till att hon
skulle betala dubbelt sa mycket som
han var att hon fortjenar sl4 och han
blott $40 veckan-S Bada ha anstall-
ming som stenografee, han pa en- bank
i Newark och hon hos en- handelsf1rma
j Burlington, N. J.
Fran Augustana Coil. 6 TeoI. Sem
Alter ar en- termin yid Augustana Col
lege pab0rjad. Manga nya studerande
hafva blifvit inskrifna. Sarskildt har
elevantalet inom saffarsafdelningen
vunnit stor tillokning. Man fnner, att
ungdomen ALT mera .borjar inse forde-
len af att under vintermanaderna till.
bringa tiden vid nagon skola. - Prof
Williamson ar sd pass aterstald, att
han har kunnat foRtsatta med under
visningen. Hans epi 0ga ar dock sd
svart angripet, att han sAkerligen kom
mer att f6rlora sy1G 5rmagan pa det
samma. - Sjukdom har gastat nagra
familjer de sista veckorna. DR. Bersel]
har varit svart angripen af la grippe
mon ar nu betydligt bAttre. dr. Bar
tholomews hem har det ocllsa varit
sjukligt, sd att han har varit bunden
vid hemmet for nagra dagar. - Prof
Grafstrom har mottagit bestallningar
pa tre altartaflor, med hvilka han nu
Or sysselsatt. Phrenokosmian-fo -forenin-
gen utforde EFT myGket intressant pro
gram f0rliden fredags .qvall. Det var
f0reningens nyarshelsning. Lokalen
var fyld utaf ahorare. Det besl0ts at
till nasta fredag, den Is, anordna en-
mottagningsfest hvilket ar vanligt vid
b0rjan af hvarje termin. - Torsdags-
qvallen den II denna manad kommer
"The Listemann String Quartette''
fran Chicago att hala en- konsert ka-
pellet. - Seminariet 0ppnades den 16
dennes.