davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1901-02-10

uohs IN COTTON futures AZ 25 600 80 0O0 unques
weeks IL months The aim Of longs and shorts
natural desire h side over the sunday
and IN part 10 coniiction OF influences Then
70 Sh, Il new business and effect settlements on the
points higher - point lower. The was steady
months relatively nrTner than The resi- s H.
,s al me forenoon as result Of smaller port and
reports that pIoughinF for ne new r baS 5s bg
started TtOns o; Texas and by predict ons oT ree9 e
ossaAng si sersags The Liverpool market and private
IN Manchester. irregularity futures unchanged
reported be dragging with the investment public i
5sIoIe inclined 70 night shy OF commitments long
almost entirely professional nterchanEes there being
could positive opinions and strong eaderhip IN eit
ns - @egI1y laSing Scar the close prominent
and options which ruIor that an sroTf
favorahy Influence Liverpool Monday morning shorts
siSng rise 10 V,s, ~ u is s oohthued m sIas receipts
70 & scramble of spinners in the summer raw cotton
ngeins' - 900 last week same week last
some'ing less than under the movement for
as sTbs "1 year ago Though vague at best the in
Private wires stated southern spot cotton markets
Semnh5 The weekly statement Of sna fht S0S5asn @
aseheies Tallee forth some comment 'Bradstreet's'
Cotton has worked lower despite smaller receipts because
OF shading 6f gray goods Th bn a sna & Sg'ise &
distribution trade NAV however belr The si,,ss,o -
report contained the following: Cotton goods
are uniformly dull with labor controversies added
te NE other troubles az the mills Planters sun
ing osoH Ist 81 Their crop al some points and active
po1ehns m Texas The o Sse Letter 5ser 1 commence sy
Vile g received this morning: The inorease in
scarcity q corn caused by last years hg cotton
than last year More corn has been sold IN ths aoe
20 February : than the whole OF last year many
buy time and the labor scaroer than last
eatne anas Of Fioras nG Georgia go e iS and to the 'ur
The range OF contract prices in the local market day
New-York tribune., 1901-02-10

Cash quotations q follows: Flour dull: winter
asa sS spring Specials 81 2oGs4 so: patents esS
wheat. e5G7lc; No ? red a,sa5t=e No corn; S5Hc
27Ic; white 26fs Q27sc No rye. 50laQ5Tc; good
feeding barley, SIC: fair choice mailing 33g64c; No
haxseed 81 80: No Northwestern 81 co. prime timothy
pork per bbI s3 s5asls lard. 100 No. 81 42a
qs7 As: Ooos) SO 95aST Is; dry sated shoul
GSi %; whiskey basis o high wines 81 -. on the
Produce Exchange to-day the butter market quiet;
creameries 19921c dairies 1lisQsc Cheese dull 1O1sg
11Ac. Eggs quiet at mark
Cincinnati Feb. 9.-FIour dull Wheat easy; No red,
No 2 mixed 2s1s927lsc Rye steady No . 5612q5I 4sc
Duluth. Feb. s-wheat-No hard. cash I4%c; May.
z7S.c: No Northern sash 52+.e May 75s.e' July Jaly
60asc. Corn s6ssc. oats. 26lla26c.
Milwaukee. Feb: 9-wheat dull No Northern. !5c;
No Northern 7il=G734c. Rye steady; No 1. 5Sc-
Barley duh; No = 5sg6Oc; sample. 45q5sc.
Minneapolis. Feb 9-Wheat-Cash T+c; May. !sc;
No Northern 69q71c. F1our-A number OF local -four
mills grinding tonight and will proea6I
remain down next week hrst patents - oq - io
patents SO S5aS4 first clears 81 eo4SS secohd
clears 81 9OQs2 Bran-In bulk. Sl1 5oGs11 20.
Philadelphia Feb 9-Wheat quiet but steady; contract
grade. February 752QTGc. Corn Unclaimed no mlNei
February. 43G43iac oats steady; No white clipped
3aI2c Butter firm demand fancy Western cream
sry 22sc Do prints 23c: do prints. 24c Eggs-
Fresh nearby 22c. Western 22c; do SouthWestert'
22c Southern. gle Cheese unchanged 90 Ls,
csrn "a OOb bush: oats. 1900 bush. Shipments-Corn
lG4 600 bush; cats. 5000 bush
81 Louis Feb. 0-wheat-No O. red cash. &c; May
72- a?5c. July 72a,c No hard. TO'4 q7Oi2c: Corn
No cash. 3Tl.c; May. tsc July, Isc- od's NJ e'
30 white. 2Sd2s=c
Toledo Feb 0-wheat-Cash. 7sisc May s"tsG: @ July
TSTsc. Corn-Mny. 2S@tc; July 40c-
New-York tribune., 1901-02-10

fio-Cohoe market steady; 10 : Rio. $500: exchange
10 1-l6d receipts, 5000 hags cleared for The United
States. 700 bags; stock. 29O 600 hags
New-York tribune., 1901-02-10

Receipts breadsufs interior points IN thousands
ciphers eo omitted -four bhls. grain bnsh @s
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-07-18

Here 10 letter from w. o. Towns.
end. q farmer living on the Santa Re
near Marcelihe. Kan. which brought
immediate settlement when received BY
the claims department. OF hat rail-
roeo:s = !. Z - IS Z 49,.
Dear Sir-I have only one wife and
I'VE children mo motherlin-law. East
Monday Might shout two and one hall
miles east Of Marcelipe, the carr hit
Spot on her cAboose end. We found
her Tuesday morning. April Is; che
was a. dead a. dirty doorrhat. She
left > son to low tor. her. Spot VA
. common 10-year-old Mussie Forf
COW. worth SOS. She was fair milk.
ef; of = kind disposition. During the
seven years we owned her she neyer
BIT any of the children. Please end
me SO that | may get Z COW. % We can
have milk for that calf and children.
and oblige." sissxJ
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. oeoeo 20 oatoioees q rapWeEt4
alone: 10 y coustaltly hddine - biz
estate there. ~. bpyint up sd5oenine
|. fhrmss and recently he Rought 10000
worth OF additional agricultural ma-
.ehinsys fer hiss operation there His
vine cellars codtain one ~ the most
! extrsordinary collectI6ns exer ut to-
gether. and you may ~ on M esti-
mate. q I member Of the committee'
that this princely bankrupt = not nv
ting 1t the rate of less than $70soUO
Yearly" sssf'>ss u ist-s, Usi-.g $50
"But haven't you end your fellow
committeemen any means Of divsrdng
some Of this income toward the cred
itors Z" ars4s - .s,..s 49, -. X s
"None ct AL Mr.. Hcoaey obtains No
income blythe financial operations he
conducts from Walsinghan House.
where he bees clients daily. But he
/ doesn't deal On his own behalf. He y
tie agent o.. his wife. I have long
contended that we. the committees
should be able to control the bankrupfs
aearnings. We ought to be able to e.
cure for the creditors the remainder
/ Of that income after allowing the bank
rupt q good maintenance- say $4,000
q, year." -
"And do your powers enable you to
! do anything in that direction? "a
"No, but have heard from very
reliable quarter that - one result q
this Hooley. business legislation WIN be
proposed With the object Of rendering
such crying scandals impossible In the
sfutures" <ss.ys ..-sa saxssszsk -,
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Juryman-Yes, we brought In .
verdict Of death from natural ca,lses.
g Reporter-But an iron beam fell on
him from the fourth foorl
Juryman-Of course. Wasn't that
natural? You wouldn't expect i TO
fall up on the eighth floor, would
you? That s where he ought to have
been at work instead of down id the
basement. AaS
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=. - VI =
your livss b sacriAcsd WHEN . word q
sdvice at the first approach Of weak
ness, may All your future years with
healthy Joy. Address : letter 70 Mrs.
Hnkhams Laboratory, Lynn Mass,
and you Viii not b disappointed. -.
..When 1 began to take Lydia E.
Pinkhams Vegetable Compound I Wa
not able to. do my housswork. I suf
tered terribly ct time Of menstruation.
Several doctors told me they could dc
nothing for me. Thanks TO the Pink.
ham advice and medicine I am nav
well, and can do the work for eight II
the family. fsesa
would recommend Lydia e. PINK
hams Vegetable Compound 70 all
mothers with large families - Mas.
CA11D RELLBvM.LR. Ludington, Mich
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FORTUNES s.PAIsEs.,
the UPS AND DOWNS IN THE
- LIFE OF A CLERK.



HAPPY Ending-The world Seemed
All Worry Dark for q wfaiis.
A clerks life, ordinarily, is very
humdrum one with ! but very little
variety to the daily routine. But
Mr.. Fred R. Morton Of Nc. 80 Nesper
street, Portland Me-, had an expert
ence recently which has made his life
now very happy one. ssInTtelling a
reporter Of what he went through he
said:
II had been suffering with stomach
trouble for about two years. Every
day about ten O'Clock in the morning
and three O'Clock in the afternoon
became faint and felt SO bad that if
did not sit down would fall. That
sensation. usually lasted for about an
hour and when noon came l had no
appetite for lunch. E& go - =
fssI saw DIR. Williams Pink Pills for
Pale People. advertised in the daily
papers about a year, ago and decided
to try them. I felt relief from the
first box and after / had taken six
boxes my disease was cured. do not
| take them now but always keep them
! in the house. Ihave told my friends
what these pills have done Tor me and
should know of any ones being sick
as was / should recommend DR..
Williams, Pink Pills for Pale People. y
Mr.. Morton's statement was pub
| lished in the Portland Express after
he had sworn to it before Marshall II.
burlington, notary public.
The most effective remedy in the
world in cases of this kind is Dr. Viii
liams' Pink Pills for Pale People.
I They act directly on the blood and
nerves. This makes them Invaluable
not only for stomach trouble but also
for such diseases as locomotor ataxia,
partial paralysis, st. Vitus' dance,
sciatica, neuralgia, rheumatism,
nervous headache, the after effects
of the grip. palpitation of the heart,
pale and sallow compilations and all
forms of weakness either in male OF
female. DIR. Williams Pink Pills
for. Pale People are sold BY all deal.
ers, or will be sent postpaid on receipt
of price, fifty cents box, or six boxes
for two dollars and fifty cents (they
are never sold in bulk or by the hum
dred). by addressing d.. Williams
Medicine Co., Schenectady, N. Y.
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"Sir!". exclaimed the oldest citizen
as he walked into the. business Office
,of.the daily paper, - 81 see in your
sheet of to-day, sir, an article to which
i take exceptions, and j want my
paper stopped, sir! And when James
r. Anderson says stop, sir, he means
stop, sirr' ~ 80, go 49,
''Phil, |" YEARLY murmured the cir
culation manager, Ego out and tell
Bob t. stop tn press an lock up; OIL
man Anderson has quit usl" ~ s
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OLD oeNrlEMANs MISTAKE.

He Intended TO Pc Kind bat Was Mis-
under stood. a~
He Is d fihe OLD gentleman, every one
who takes daily trips on the - street
car line viii say 50. He'is kindly con-
siderate Of the rights Of his fellow pas
sengers. and, though he usually occu-
! pies the end seat. 1t Is not because he
insists uponsha wing. but because his fell
low passengers insist that he shall have
1t. His politeness Is Of the old, old
school. and his difference to the ladies
is beautifultto behold, says5t6e Indian
apolis News. He has beeb seen time
and again when. the conductor. was
slow or remiss In his attention to wom-
en- with babies and washerwomei with
baskets to assist In taking them. with
their "Reminiscences. on and on the car.
In view Of these things. the happening
Of yesterday was pathetic. r
| A young woman, indeed an extremely
handorhe and weil-dressed' young wom-
an. was seated, before him. The old
gentleman whose eyesight IL no longer
of the clearest noticed bug in the knot
Of hair punched above the white neck
Of the fall young. woman-a shining.
gyeen bug, nearly. as large as ones
Uumb nail. He leaned forward to per
form an vaetr,of kindness: he would
Hbrash' the -insest aways He brushed.
The bog t0shisssiews but took q firmer
clasp on its lodging place.
The old gentleman made q second 1t.
tempt. with Thumb and finger he seised
the insect and pulled vigorously. The
young woman turned at this; IRE was
in her radiant eyes, anger in her voice.
She uttered but one word t.ssis.
'"S-i-r!s e-f;ssF ~ 80
1t was enough. The old gentleman
was parlyzed. He attempted to ex-
plain, but Ills tongue refused I'd make
an articulate sound. Covered With con-
fusion he touched the electric Sutton
and alighted at the next crossiis. 4. :.
"A few Of the passengers smiled; one
or two even laughed. The bug. w6s q
BRAZILIAN beetle attached to along hin
II the young woman's hair. -,
80 s..I zee So
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TAssLuxuRY-LQNNo noolEx.
&Sss-Hi. l3S< IN. IA. Been

49,. III. 49, II. IA. Been
: 80. :, = s.-'.s..s.Aivins-EntfagaGautty.
It is now three years slnes the fan
ure Of Il. T. Hooley. whose e5tate has
yielded so far only 80 cents:- ID the
pound to his creditors. - hn
I. In view Of the magni6csnce with
which this splendid NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
meanwhile to enjoy life, inqefries have
been made as to the future prospects
the estate offers.
George Hardy, members OF the
bankruptcy committee appointed 81
the creditors to act underethe super-
vision Of the board Of trade. 3hen ques-
toned as to the outlook for creditors,
expressed the belief that ne estate
would yield another 2 shillints In the
pound in the course of fo5v months,
and was exceedingly pessimlStdc. a. to
anything beyond that. says H. london
Mail. 80
"Mr. Hooley bears his credltorb' mis-
fortunes braveiy; does he u6t7~
I'm what wayT a
HE still lives at the rata Of = few
,thouaands = yearr a.
More than ! few thoq hnaS,' re-
Piled Mr.. Hardy. He hal 6esldes
his suite OF rooms ct VaIsiAsham
House, his two country 9sats-Pap-
worth Hall and Risley Ha& why. be
pays In wages to his servanek '1nile and
female, and his gar1enera. ooihs ana
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] .s / lq1s sss...s.ss,s7s.
Flushing-Didn't Jon Join another
Don't worrykeIpb last week, Hantet!
de ~ .l 3 3 7s's.|a -
Don't Worry clubs, Henry.
Flushink (sbiectly) oh, no, Har.
rite But ] hid hoped that yh6y wOdlo
'kesp you from worrying me some
what
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HIM. ..
This signature is on every boz Of the genuine
Laxative Bronco uinine Tablet.
The remedy that cares . cold IN 60 oAy
Sprins Shades.

Mature is painting the world with
generous coats of green" remarked
Mrs. Belleield, as she sat on her porch
and watched the rain falling on the
grass and young leaved trees.
"And using watercolors, F" added Mr..
Bellefield.
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rha rrnat Proh,sm,

To thoughtful mind, the trust problem
is one of serious import. 1t must be fiymiy
grappled with, for it creeps upon society
before you are aware of its existence. in
this respect much resembling the various
disorders which attack the stomach, such
as constipation, indigestion. dyspepsia. bill
letters Stomach Bitters is the one reliable
remedy for all such ailments. Be sure to
give it a trial. gss
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Mustache cups!p said the clerk in
the chinaware department. Eyes,
sir. Here's pretty design. Cup
and saucer, one forty-nine." gos
But" said Mr.. Porque Pacque,
shat amt the saucer that goes with
it.n i'.ai rd-.tu .tsr,t..- ss,s.s' ssfg
40, yes" M ~
"Not much il. amt. There amt
no mustache guard on it," f1As
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-07-18

II guess maybe Josh il goin' 70 be
q great finsncier, an git money by
his brains, remarked Farmer Corn
tossel. c~at. 4 3 a. ~ ~
/ .'Does he take such an interest in
commercial afYairsf"E 'sls ~ -
"No; but he's got to get ? Twin
somehow, an he jest won't work y
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QUEEN, ALexANDRA's AUTO

Royai Lady Takes Great Pleasure ia
,asns Drivinx the Maehina 50 ais
i Queen Alexandra has become possess
sedsof victoriette. which she has learn
ed to drive herself. Seated for two. its
framework ID articulated., 30 that 1t
adapts itself to any unevenness Of road
without stress or strain. The single
motor Il Of 4 horse power OF four pole
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Beware Of Ointments for Cstarrh That

Beware Of Ointmsnts for Cstarrh That
Contain Mercury,
As mercury will surely destroy the sense OF
smell and completely derange the whole sys-
tenn when entering it through the mucous sur
faces. Such articles should never be used OK.
cept on prescriptions from reputable physi-
cians as the damage they will do is ten fold to
the good you can possibly derive from them.
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J.
Cheney & Co., Toledo, O., contains no mercury.
and is taken internally, acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces of the system.
In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get
the genuine. 1t is taken internally, and made
in Toledo, Ohio. by F. ]. Cheney 4 Co. Testi-
monals free.
Sold by Druggists, price 75c. per bottle.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Not Cold Blood.d

Gothamite-I suppose you may
think we New Workers are rather
severe on your Boston girls when we
speak Of their cold bloodedness? Z.
Hubbtie-Not at all; so many Of
your fellows have been frozen out by
them you know.
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Patient-Doctor, would you mind
stopping at the drug store and pay
ing for this prescription. I'm short
of change. r - seE ~ ~ ~ rs
Doctor (hurridly writing another
observation-disclosures me. / made q
mistake. You. don't need any nerve
-niedicine.s .ss tgssi sf,-ss4 -
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-07-18

The Lee family, which, until the
civil war, had always been represent
ed in the army, was until the Spanish
war without single member in the
regular service. Now there are two
Lees in the army and the third will
also probably soon wear his shoulder
straps. ,sa
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-07-18

ssBut what, /" asked one Of the mys-
tilted listeners, .'could the gold stand
ard have to do with the capture. Of
s'Don't you zee, I" said the excited
talker; ''that Funston Vas aftsr the
yellow boysi" 81
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type and can be- worked to Eve times
normal capacity without any Injurious

type and can be- worked to FIVE times
normal capacity without any injurious
effects 5iis.lfi-sS bsfsa5 atj
The batteries are fitted In the rear
portion 81 the carriage. and contain
sufficient energy for thirty-nve or forty
miles on one charge. The car H. cleo
trcally Lit and fitted with japanned
lamps. relieved with silver-plate fit-
tings; the wheels. are Of bicycle type.
and fitted with 8-inch pneumatic tires.
Speed Of car is from six miles to four.
teen miles per hour. l.rstg
: The Queen herself has become an ex-
pert driver. and derives great pleasure
from this pleasing little vehicle. which
is now quite familiar In the neighbof-
hood of .Sandrihgham.
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Do You Keep Horses,

Or cattle, sheep or pigs? If 80 you
want good fences. Send for free book
and pictures telling about the best
and cheapest fences on earth. Port
land Anchor Fence Co., 742 Nicolai
street, Portland, Oregon.
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Z. .'What does the teacher say when
you don't know your lessons?" asked
Willie's father. 80 49,
'sShe says must be . chip Of the
old blockhead," replied Willie, and
then something happened. Us.
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ElTQ Permanently Cured. No fits q nervousness
BIu0 after first days Of DR.. Kses Great Nerve
Restorer Send for o.. 90 trial bottle and treat
isc. Dr. r. KLINE, Ltd y3 Arch st. Philadelphia Pa
Revolution Of Watch Wheels.

The main wheel of watch makes
/, AGO revolutions in year; the second
or center wheel, $3.50; the third
wheel, 70, $50; the fourth wheel, 525,
800; and the fifth or scape wheel,
4,731, $50. s@ 1919 n
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Clearly True.

"What do think of this idea that
Mars is sending signals?" asked Mr..
Beechwood.
"There's nothing on earth in it?'
replied Mr.. Homewood, alphabetically.
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His Reason.

First Tramp.-Why didn't yer
swipe dat feller's chainless bicycle
datyer went after last might? III
Second Tramp-Well, l found out
dere was chainless dorg in de yard.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-07-18

"Lucy, where's that other tan beau
| you used to hayei" ~,
s. Lava Miss Nancy. Z done won't
hack on dat man; he didny have no
taste 1t all. Dat man wore silver
shirt studs when he had q sol mont
tool. a. te4.s YIs.s = - Il.
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Down In the Stoaie Belt.

Visitor-Do you ever have any
smoke consumers in Pittsburgh -
Pittsburger-Yes; each resident
consumes his own share.
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Mistress-I wouldn't hold the baby
SO near the tigers cage, Nora.
Nora (the urse)-There's no risk,
mum. tn tiger is imam eater, and
th' child.is agur-rul. = SaSSsFalig
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"Will the automobile become a
permanent fadf'd 't-t.is.s VI 90.
Doubtful. See how men, outside
of scorchers, even, were bent on rid
ing the bicycle at first; and look at it
now.
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.Liveried Menial-Me Lud, the car
riage waits without. 49,,
His Observation-Disclosures what? ar
Without horses, me Lud; 'tl an
automobile" s'as' .iasss
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cam : part orphan nowfv asked
the chick Of the hen. ~ -,
"What do you meant" inquired
the hen. 80. - J.
"The incubator. vas burned last
night, y answered the chick.
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Miss Bridesoon-What is your idea
OF, the ideal lover? 81
Miss Yellowleaf-The one who mar
4 x;os % - sf-s-s-sss--
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Later.

Again the two illustrious men met.
Insolvency." said the governor
Of North Carolina to the governor of
South Carolina, with deep solemnity,
shave you joined the Buffaloes?" -
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you KNOW WHAT YOU ARE TAXING
When ron take Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic,
becsuse the form ulai 10 plainly printed on every
nine In . tastelem form. No Cure, Ne Pay. Soc
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HOitt'O school.

At MEMO Park, San Mateo County, CAL, with
It's beautiful, surroundings, perfect climate.
careful supervision, thorough instruction,
complete laboratories, and gymnasium, easily
maintains its position in the front ranks OF
schools for BOYS on the Pacific Coast. Ira g.
Hoitt, Phi. D., Principal ra
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Mothers will find Mrs. Winslow's Sooth-
Ing Syrup the best remedy to use for their
children during the teething period.
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Station for Observing Earthquakes.

The academy of science at Vienna
has resolved to establish a novel sta
ton for the observation Of earth
quakes, in silver mine 100 meters
below the surface, 49,
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perils Of the Poles.

Three expeditions are trying to
locate the south pole, and six are
after the one atsthe other end of the
world. This means nine new faces
on the lecture platform next year.
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"Have you heard robin YETI"
"No, but I've seen woman with
her head tied up in towel beating =
carpet in the back yard"
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-07-18

The Illinois woman who called her
husband q jackass and then got mad
because he called her his better half
does not sesm to knowssuch thing
as Justice. 81 zszs -