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COOKING CLASS MAxIMs.

Uncooked bananas aee difficult of
digestion.
To test pulled bread break it and
If crisp to center IT is done.
The thicker the piece Of beef Ia
mode the juicier the meat.
White feshed fish is more easily
digested than the pink flesh class.
Meat, fish and fowl should be quick
ly scared on the outside when cooked.
Potatoes, cueumbers, celery or let
tuce are the best accompaniments for
fish.
Fish for baking should not be spit,
and, like meat, must go into Q hot
oven.
If YOU dip tho hNnds into cold wa
ter when making raw Ash into balls
e will not stick
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az can never marry a man who buys
beer for his father-in-law," declared
pretty Rosa Shoemaker, of Allentown,
Pa, who had Tilted her lover, Charles
T. ClesVell, an hour before their in
tended wedding, because the young
man had "set 'em up" to her father.
Clewell and the girl had been sweet
hearts for nearly year, and several
months ago their engagement was an
nounced. The young man went to the
courthouse TO get marriage license,
accompanied by the father of the girl.
On the way home the young man
bought two glasses of beer for his
prospective fstherin-law. The girl
saw them come out of the saloon, and
when Clewen called at the house in
the evening to escort his bride to the
clergyman's house she Tilted him. In
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NAV Norfolk asW estsp
- Schedule in Fwec-
New. 10, 1899.


New. 10, 1899.
LnAVB RICHMOND, BYRD sTRRna STATION
s:e0A. NJ, Dany-Richmond an dNorfolk Ves-
ubnle limited. Arrives Norfolk
II ;S Stops onlylat Petersburg,
WAverly and Suffolk Second class
nckets not accepted on this train
sos A. N, Daily. The Chicago Express" for
Lynchburg, Roanoke. Columbus,
and Chicago. Pullman Sleeper Roam
oke to Column bias: also for Brfst..
Knoxville, and Chattaao0ga Pull
man sleeper Roanoke to Knoxville
eaS n. Daily fer Norfolk, SUFFOLK and IN
termedtate stations; arrives at Nor
folk 80 10 ;i0PM.
300 P. n, Daily for Lynch burg and Roanoke
Connects rs Roanoke with Wash
tAgton and Chattanooga Limited.
Pullman Sleepers Lynchburg 70
Memphis and New Orleans. Cafe
Parlor and Observation Oars Rad
ferd to AttalA, Ala Pullman Sleep
or between Richmond and Lynch
burg, and berths ready for oocu.
paney ct 300 p. n. Also Pullman
Sleeper Petersburg to Roanoke.
crain arrive az Richmond from LynchburS
ana the West daily, Sis q. m.., and ct IS D "a
from Norfolk and the East IL :oS N and Vesti.
buled Limited . 20 m oElcs; SIS Main 81.
JOHN = WAGNER a
City Passenger and Ticket Aesna
CHI BOsLRf
District Passenger Agent
WB 1EVILL
General PAscenge TA9ent
q en- omces Roanoke Va.
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gor simply send your name and address
Q Dr IL. ". Knapp, 1872 Hull Bldg, Detroit,
ich and he WIN gladly send the free re-
ce1pt with fen directions so that any man
may easily cure himself at home. This Is Ger
salnly most generous ofrer and the follow
ing extracts taken from his daily mail show
what men think OF his generosity.
. Dear sir:-Pleaso accept nay sincere
ehanks for yours OF recent date. 1have CIV
en- your treatment thorough test and the
Denent has been extraordinary. 1t has
completely braced me up. am just as v1gor
1Ss as when boy and you cannot realize
AoM happy am"
Dear sir:-Your method worked beauti-
fully. Results were exactly what / needed.
strength and vigor have completely re-
surned and enlargement is entirely satisfac-
Dear sir:-Yours was received and had
40 trouble In making use OF the RECEIPT as di-
rected, and after a few days use can truth
fuLy say lt Is boon TO weak men. I am
or"
AL correspondence is strictly confidential,
mailed in plain sealed envelope. The receipt
- ires tor she asking and he wants every
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The Gold of the "Dend Rtver...

Among the remarkable geological
features of California are the gravel
ly channels of ancient streams,
known to miners as dead rivers,
which often contain gold in paying
quantities. The rivers ran generally
from north TO south, and some have
left beds more than two miles in
width. Some of them, after their wa
ters had disappeared, served as chan
nels for lava, which hardened over
and concealed the gold-bearing
gravel Particular attention is {
present being paid to mining these
deposfta In prospecting them,
"melonseeds" of gold, varying in
size from minute grains to particles
q quarter of an inch in diameter, are
found. The gold was brought down
by the vanished rivers from the noun
tain ledges.-Youth's Companion.
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SATURDAY, AUG. 8. 1901
EE'5tIIAl{iI|(lIl(EE!lRll
NN ia -
HEARD IN PASSING.
Word Dropped Between Two Dis
sipated Young Men showed They
Were Not Past Feeling.


They were walking with heads bent,
Ind hands behind them, as if 10
thoughtful frame of mind, and as 1
Hrew near, L heard one say, in rue
tul tone:
"Oh, if we could only forget, it would
aot be so unbearabIe; but sometimes,
when haunted by the memory of the
wasted years, it seems to me i shall go
mad"
my case exactly" said his compan-
on, with a half-suppressed oath. my
memory is a curse to me, for it nags me
like a fiend."
CHANGING at the speakers, as they
passed, noted that, although they
walked as if the weights of time were
lragging at their feet. They were COM
-Paratively youthful; but the bloated
faces and bloodshot eyes, were in evil
Ience of the why of the nagging mem
prizes.
A moment later I was overtaken
by one who had from childhood
lived in our city, and to her 1 put the
query:
do you know anything of the men
you just passed?"
81 know nothing good of them" was
the quick retort, adding: ''We were
once classmates, but it is years since
I'have so much as given them a nod in
passing. To tell the truth l often,
when not in too great hurry, as now,
go block out of my way to avoid
meeting them, they have fallen SO
low
Tell me something of their history,
as we walk on" urged 1, "for some
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Southern Railway
SCHEDrLE
IN EFFECT NAY 26ch. 1901.
Trains Leaves Richmond. Va.

Trains Leaves Richmond. Va.
30 u. SO "A SOUTHERN EXPRESS daily
Q. Atlanta Augusta Jacks n sfll-, snd
Sreen. eoro. Salisbury ana Charlotse
Sleep~r open at Richmopc $3.50 o.
'teps iSr passengers 81 local stations.
Connects IS Dsnv.Ilt aud Charlotte.
with New York and Florida Express
tNs SD carrying throsgh sIeepers be
tween New York snd Tan pa. tn con
necttons tor ell Flor:3a points. also
connects at DRnvilfe. Charlotys with
the wsshtpg son snf Southwestern u -
tied (Hc 81, carving through sleerer ~
augusta savannah lacks nville Tampa
Nashville, and M mphis and atlanta
sleeper Monk ave, Wednesdays and FRI
DAYS, Washingsor 10 es, FrsRSisoo
without change, wtth connections for
fornia
I20 N Ne. Z, solid rain daily 1or Char
lotte. N. G. Connects 81 koseley wi,
Keysviiis fer CisrEsviIIe. oxford, Hes
derson and Darhan and ~ Greensbor,
Cor Durham, Raleigh, and Winssos
salem a. DaRville with no. - C3ites
States Fast Nail, solid train, dst y 70,
sew Orleans and poin ts South. WhieH
carries sleepers - dew Or cans ana
lacksosvii.e connecting for Nassau
HAbana,
luffet draviag rom sleeper Rich
mOnd, to Birm!n CHAM and Atlanta
Through train sleeper. sansDury, 20
Memphis.
9 or. n, NO II, LOCAL, daily e1eep, sunc ay
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHM OND.
F.. 4OpM. from Atlanta AuKusta, Gshevtue
and all points south.
8 40 NJ from Keysvillo AID LEGAL stations.
LOCAL FREIeH7 TRAINS.
Nos. 81 and 62 between Manchester and Ne
Apolis. Va.
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Atlantic Coast Line.

Schedule in Eject January IA, 1901
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND-BYRD
STREET STATION.
500 A. M. NORFOLK LIMITED Daily
Arrives
Petersburg e:H Q. N. n rfolk IL so
- m. stops Only at Petersburg and
p'iciosl station east of Petersburg.
y: 40 A. Nd. paiV. arrives Petersburg
$3.50 .. M, Weldon IL 80 Q. M.
Fayetteville 1926 p M, hsrleston
1895 9. m. Savannah 1855 .. M,
Jacksonville 8 80 .. m. Port Tam
pc z 10 p M. ,nnects st Wilson
with No AZ arriving Goldeboro g.:
20 p. N, WilmiT eton D. m. Pull-
man Sleeper New York 20 Jackson
IL so A. N. Daily. except suud.,. Ar.
r,ves Petersburg IL 80 D. m Stop.
Manchester. Drewry's B uh, Gen.
trslta, and Ehes'.r o. signal.
s:lbp. n. OCEAN SH0RB LIMITED.
psiIy. Arrives Petersburg 8:As D.
n. Norfolk b:85 2. N. Stops only
At petersburg, Wsverly and SUIT
$3.50 p NJ Dsily, except Sunday. Ar
rives Petersburg 6:2O o. "a, Wei
d"c 7:42 p m aud Roeky Mount
1856 q. n. Makes all intermediate
stops.
$500 P. M Daily Arrives Petersbury
0:45 .. m. Makes all stops
3:57 P. M. FLORIDA AND WEST IN.
DIAN LIMITED. Daily, Arrives at
Peters curg 1877 D. m. Connects
with Norfolk and Western for Nor.
folk and inter m diste points, Em-
porIa $40 p. m. Connects with A.
4, o. 4
tween Emporis snd Lswrenceville
Weldon 9;13 p. m, Fayetteville
1882 m, Charleston 5:23 q. m.
Savannah $50 M, Jacksonville
l2:15 .. M, Pert Tampa l1:30 p.m
NEW LINE Co Middle 6eoysia
Foin.s--AsrivinG augusta Z ;55 a.
~, Macon l1:15 q. m Atlanta IL;
B5 p. m, Themssville 2:25 %. m
Pullman eepers New York re-
Wilmington. harlesson, Port
Tampa, Jacksonville, Augusta and
Macon,
e:10 P M. Daily. Arriving Petersburg
s:65 p. IA. 1nneots at Petersburg
with Norfolk and Western railway
arriving LyLchbure 2:80 a. m
Roanoke .. m, Bristol I0:4O
m. Pullman Sleeper Richmond to
LVnchburg.
II :so P. NJ. Daily, Arrives PETERSBURG
L2:lC g. m.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN RICE YoND.
$500 a. N. Daily, From Jacksonyille
Savannah. thar, ston, Atlantis.
Macon, Augusta ard all poin q
South.
I:S6 q. IN. Daily From Petersburg
Lynch burg, and the West
S:45 .. 10 DailI, except Sunday, Pet
ersburg local.
ll;lO q N daily, except Sunday From
Goldsboro and intermediate sta
lions, Norfolk and SudJlk.
IL: AZ 3 m. Daily, From Norfolk, Suf-
folk and Petersburg.
IL: 200 q. m. SundA only from Norfolk
Suffolk and PetersbUrg
2:lO p. ~. Daily excep. Sunday, From
Petersburg.
7:22 p m, Daily From Miami, Port
Tampa, jacksonville, Savannah,
Charleston, Wilmington, Goidsbo.
TO and ali points South.
1880 o. m. Daily From Norfolk. Pete "a
burg and ,intermediste staff na
$500 p. N. Daily From Petersburg
Lynchburg and West.
I. NJ. EMERSON
Traffic Manager.
.. K. KENLY,
General Manager.
ii. NJ. EMERSON,
General Passenger Agent
O. 8. CAMPBELL,
Division PsssenRel Az
SEA East Main So.
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Writer and Reader.

A good and perhaps an old story
comes from the Persian. A man went
to a professional scribe and asked
him to write letter.
II cannot" said the scribe. II have
pain in my foot"
"A pain in your foot? What has
that do with il? 1 don't want to
send you anywhere"
mo, sir" said tie man, but when
ever I write a letter for anyone, i
am always sent for to read it, be-
cause no one else can make it out"
Youths Companion.
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spite OF the fact that she had bought
her wedding rousseau. She would
give no other reason for her action
than that she would not marry a man
who treated his fsther-ip-law.
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Neatest Town I'm the world.

Brock, in Holland, is far-famed as
the "neatest town in the world" It
Is so fastidious that until a few
years ago horses were not allowed
in the streets, and the entire town
is as scrupulously kept as a man-of-
war. 1t is village of 2,7oo inhab-
itants, the main industry of which Is
the making of Edam cheese.-Boston
Transcript. -,
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ID II R n KIUHMUND
m ~ FRKDRRICK,BU
d PoToMSC K. K.
Schedule in Effect May. %. 1901.
LEAVE BYRD ST. STATION,

ocnedule ID EHect May 20, lsOls
LEAVE BYRD ST. STATION.
$50 A. M. paily, for wsshIs atom and
points North. stops Milford,
FrASrricksburg and Quaatico,
Pullman sleepers to. " ashin x
ton and New York.
$50 AM sunday only, for Washing ton
and points North stoPS At L.
ba. Glen 'llen AMI l6cai eta
ton Ethlsnd to Quantico
inclusive. Buffet Pa Tor Car.
s go A. M Daily, txceot sunday, for
Wsshingto sd oints Noru
stops ut Elba, Glen allen. and
oSspti sss"G IDslOs,1s shian sutr to
1890 M. Daily, eIcep, sunday, for
Washington and poin Is Worth,
stops At Elbs, Glen Allen "a 81 :
land, boswell, Milford, frd-
ericksburg and Guam tico, Buff
CongressiOnAi Limited at
Washington.
742 r. M, Oily for Washington and
points North Stops at klba
Ashland boswell, Milford Fred
ericksburg, Brooke, whitewater
and Quantice. stops other sta
lions Sundays. SleePers Rich
Washington to Philadelphia.
ARRIVE BYR9-STRERT STATION.
$40 A. NJ, Daily. stops at Wide water
Brooke, Fredericksburg, Mil
Eiba. stops At other stations
Sundays. sleeper New York TO
1884 p. M, Daily, except Sunday. stops at
local stations Quantico to
Ashland inclusive, Glen Allen
and Elba. Buffet Parlor-car.
2:4sP M, ally stops at fredericksburg
miltordDo Ashland and
6;s7 P. NJ. daily stops at Fredericksburg
Roswell, Ashland and Elba
Pullman cars from New York
and Washington.
8 40 P. m, Daily. stops at local sta.
tions Quantic, TO a. hand
incIpslVe. Slen allen end M
be, BUFFET farlor ca
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
DAILY except Sunday
7I5A N. Leaves Elba for Ashland
400 P. M, Leaves Byrd &c. for Fredericks
ssoP.M, Leaves Elb. for Ashl.n
$40 4. M, arrives Elba from Ashland-
S:25 A. n, Arrives Byrd Street station from
Fredericksburg
552 P. M. Arrives Elba from Ashland
S. A. L. Through Trains.
Via 8. A. L. Junction and e. E, & P.
Railroad.
LEAVE s A L BROAD STREET STA
ITO J
$40 a. NJ, Daily, for: Warrington and
points north. stops ~ Fred
eIicksburg and QuAn tico SLEEP
ers TO New York
3;35 P NJ, Daily, Tor Washington and
points North. Stops at doswe L.
Fredericksburg and Qaantiec
pullman Sleeper 70 New York
ARRIVE SAL BROAD STREET STA
TON
.&SSP.N. Daily. stops at Frederick.
ouTg, boswell and AshlaR q
Slseptr from New York.
l0:30P NJ. Daily. stops at Frcd'ksbura
boswell and Ashland. Sleepers
FROM New York.
w.P. TAYLOR, Traflc Manager
EFT. d. MYERS, President.
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Ted-Was the game close?
Ned-Close? should say so. The
crowd was just bouncing on the UNI
pire when the police reserves ar.
tived.-Judge. ~sSs.s
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YORK RIVER LINE, WEST "a PoIr-
The Fsvorite Route North.

4Ac AsVoAAeo AsousS HOA ~
LEavK sICHxoND.
Train Ne. l6, ESQ ? d.
BALTIMORE LIMITED, Daily. except Sunosy
connecting at West Point with steam
er for altimor ana York River
Landings. tops on Y ~ stations be-
tween Quinton and West Point.
Train No. ." 9 50 p. n.
Loo EXP ess d lily except Sunday for
west E.int and inferno date ste nons. coR
meets with stage at Lester Manor to walker.
ton and Tappahannock.
Train Nc. u, s: eo An
LOCAL MIXED, leaves daily except sunoA
from Virginia St,eet Statis7 for West Point
and intermediate stations connecting viii
stage 81 Lestor Manor for Wslkertoz and Ts'
pahannook,
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RIOBMON1
s:15 o. N. Daily, from West Point. with Con
nection from Baltimore xcept MONDAYS.
to:Gs am. daily. except. undays and Mondays
5 10 m. Daily, except Sunday from est
Point and intermediate stations.
steamers leave West Point daily except
su adaS $50 2. NJ. arriving Baltimore $50 a
m,
stRamer- call at all onds = nd York.
town Tuesdays. thursdays end Satur
days; Clay Bank and Gl uces ter
Point Mondays, " ednesdays ana Friday ).
O.W WESTbURY,
Distr &C Passenger Agent,
ssO x. Ha,p 81 Richmond, Va.
j NJ. CgLP, TzSffic Manager
8 a. HARDWICK Gen. Pas. Aet.
FRANK 8. CANNON
Third Vice-Pres. ard General Mana.
ger, Wsship Ct q, ID. c.
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Train Nc. ii leaves Richmond S.sss.
: m, daily for Petersburg, NJrlb, =
u, and all Intermediate NOS
connections at Irlina wish train ~
rviog ir,m dendersoa 2:lO o. M. ADoR
Raleigh $3.50 .. m. isily, and Do.hs n
4:1o y. m daily except Sunday.
rains leave Richmond fer WashSrY-
son' sew rk and che East dsj
No. Al $40 a. m. and No. So at 3 as
p. m.
Conn. ctions at Jacksonville ana
tampa for all Florida East Oo,.r
points and Cubs 8 d Porto Z. 20. AZ.
New Orleans Tor all points in TexsS.
Mexico and California.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND n,u
$3.50 q. m. M "a From all point, son.A.
3;2I p m. No. SO and southwest.
. 40 r. m. N. 3s-From NJ.linA. NJ
Petersburg and local points.
s-EEPI CAR SERVICE.
Noe. 81 and "a lJrida and Na..
p9litan l. mited. Drawing roon, go
Sleeping oars aud Through D.v CoscS
es between Nsw York and Tamn.
through Drawing room Buffst SIser-
lng cars between New York and A.
lsnta. ~
Nos q and SO Florida and .tI.,s..
Fast Mail. Through Draw inu-roo,,
nunst Sleepin, cars bstween Me-.
York and Jacksonville, connecting a..
Amlet with Sleepin9-car to and froT.
Atlsnta, in connection with wbios,.
through Pullman Tickets are soiS
Fitness DAs coaches.
Smith. DIST. Pass. Agent
$50 +. Main st. Phone. 4O5-
). M Barr, 1st V. P. & Gen'l Mape.
Portsmouth, Va.
r. E. L. Bloch, GenI Pass. Aoar.
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WANTED-A first. class Bressu an
Send samples Of work and recommend.
atoms to
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II Richmond. Va
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RAILWAY.
CAPITAL OIrY RoUr K."
RAILWAY.
APIrAL CITY R0U rE."

saort Line 20 Principal Cities of he,
onush sod Southwest. Florida, Gu.
%, Texas, Oalifornis and Mex IL
&c., reaching the Capitals
OF elk States.
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Cures
Weak NJ EN-
rec
ENSURES LOVE AND A HAPPY
HOME FOR ALL

Ter years or snrer1ng from sexual weakness
lost vitality, night losses, vartcocele &c and
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THE COMING ENHANCEMENT.
Adiutant General Has issued lnformatio
Concerning IT,

Adiutant General Has issued information
Concerning IT,
Austin, Texas June 7.--Adjutant Gen.
eral scurry issued the following order 10,
day regarding the proposed encampment OF
the volunteer guard
The citizens Of Austin have raised SUI
ncient fluids, With such aid as the state
can give. to cover the expenses excepting
transportation, for division encampment
Of the Texas Volunteer Guard at Camp
Mabry TO be held about the middle OF July
next
Applications have been made to the rail.
roads for free transportation and the re.
plies received SO far have been favorable
Definite replies from all railroads are ex-
pected within the next few DAYS II free
transportation Is secured general orders
VIII be issued naming the date OF the en-.
an officers and organizations
IN anticipation OF such orders field stan
and company Officers VIII review their
military studies, as al viii be called upoa
70 perform important duties IN the way Of
instruction or criticism
IN order 70 make n credtable appearance
each organization VIII drill az least threp
times each week after this date until lis
departure for Camp Mabry. In addition 10
drilling close and extended order each
company commander win give special at-
be called upon as a whole TO furnish the
guard. Atteatlon win also be given 10 ad.
vance and rear guard dglll and OUTPOST
duty, as such dulles viii be required IN
deld exercises
Company Officers and pon-commissioned
officers should each supply himself with at
least the following books "u s A Nrln
Regulations paper bound price 80 cents),
Manual OF Guard Duty paner hound
price IS cents ana "Uatechsm OF outpost
Duty" by Wagner price 30 certs) Thess
nNOEc a. nm FNffft rrs
equipment house or OF the Army and Navy
Journal. New York
BY command of the governor
Ihcs Scurry, Adjt Ger.
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HalletSville, Texas, June e-,wrlam T.
Martin, appointed IN WIN cf John Rule as
executor, has deoiired 70 quality The viii
has been probated Mr. Rule resided in
this county for years and Was known as
7, d Smith and acquired considerable
zeal estate. shortly before his death. a,
Noakum, he made this will aud told Of his
changing his rame. The bulk OF estate
secs 10 relatives In Illinois. who have
sent representatives here Ia look after h.
ex. Senator cavan being one OF the number.
Nj. G. y Lehman OF the Herald no.
compancd by his wife. left today for Ruf.
falo 10 attend the National Press associa
tion and 10 view the sights OF the Pan.
American eNncsit ion.
French simpson the banker. Is having n
well sunk on his land In the lower parf az
this conatN II has reached a depth Of
700 feet and unless water or oil Is found
win 60 10 a depth Of 600 feet
Halletsyilie Is soreiy In need ef An Ice
making establishment
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every year. Jaet so sure as the blossoms
bourgeon and the bees hum and the BIRDS
s eSsi 10 9as isd s5y'h ana s ssT one e
would think yon weuld be the bapplest
man alive. why then you have II. the fever.
q rRsrs may nor aSa9 RSneh r G
w vT' the matter and tSen decide fhat
ySa Night u as VII i' die tof nsf6nFs worth
y 6S teit So ia aliiafed tired' oil, theres no
wen recoEnize u. and not do q thing For
the incubation Of idloness Is the only
cure Just loaf a little today and tonor
cord on your door saving that you've got
away From the pes Moines Leader
~
A Dream
slept dreamed ! was one Of a little
crowd being rowed across tho Rivtr Strx
beautiful landscape, on its shore stood
whlte-robcd throng an with huge wings
reaching from shoulder 20 foot
Slowly the boat approached the shore
but we listen In vain for sound Of hosanna
or harp-therc Is great silence over all.
We land. each Of the white rnbed throng re-
gard us with kindly eye, but there Is no
sound OF welcome, nothing TO ten that we
have reached TIM Adyen of rest
| feel a thrill Of mortal resentment NJ
this apparent Indifference and cievating
my chin with Just as good ms YOU are
afr start out 10 explore the unkr own
country. The little crowd follows INV tN.
ample when suddenly the great silence
is broken, from ont the white-robed throns
comes. glocful shout. Look nj hose
poor fellows from bdnHs walk They don't
know that they c9u fyl'
Bows the new chairman ~ the press com.
miitee feels that he has landed In an un'
explored country, among kindly people.
Just now he knows that he can walk. nut
please don't expect him ia tly until Nv mas
had chance TO Try lis wings q little
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%hnsth ~ three feet in diameter. bo,dins
i spSIt l9 cubic feet OF hydrogen Ths
nor, piylns machine. Of course. Is 10 snp.
fro, .stlt ey mechanical power apar,
i il,, any balloon. Beneath the balloopp
,u,Suoh are hNed platforms c~rtsln
nv containing motor and fan 10 snn.
FORM being reserved Tor The oeron,,,,, nlst-
~ controls the steering gear nn,sr,,
~, me tIial the machine behaved very az, us
s,ren ascending aud descending A. snr
r r,,daa Ahh,e aud answering readily IA ~
snaaet, On MINDLESS day the inres, ,ue
b eps 10 attain a speed Of thirty miles ~
~ ~ nave In contemplation a fn,cb,nl
S0mmodats iva people. The bale =