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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-03
INDIAN STRUCK COAL
Rich Vein Of Ore Is discovered Near
kaiston by an 0sas-e

Pawnee. o. r., Dec. 2-Bennett. an
Usage Indian who lives at the mouth of
Salt creek, three and one-half miles north
Of Ralston, is digging a vel for stock
water. He was down about eighty-two
feet yesterday morning when coal was
struck. The workmen have at last re-
port gone two feet deeper IN solid coal
the quality is said to be good. a chunk Of
it from the well having been tested at
Gray Horse yesterday.
1t has been known for years that a vein
of coal lay buried in that vicinity but the
discOverers have kept the fact a secret
until this strike How thick the vein is
nobody knows, but it is believed TO be not
less than four or five feet. The well dig
gers viii know, however, in few DAYS,
as they viii keep on digging for that pur-
pose.
A cold, cough or Ia grippe can be nip
ped in the bud" with a dose or two of
FOLEYs HONEY AND TAR. Beware
O. substitutes. G. Gehring. 400 East
Douglas; Geo. Van Werden, S2S North
Main, Wichita Drug Co. 10 East Doug
las
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Don't MaPPQ.

Almost everybody remembers the ceIe-
brated advice of the London RlncE. To
those about 10 marry. Don'Lp There
IS IN that advice the expression of the
feeling Of many a mother who Saws, CT
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-03

Everybody can be made to feel better.
There is no limit to the usefulness Of
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-03

hope nv daughter
Viii never marry
and suffer as /
have.
In ninety EIGHT
cases III every hum
dred there's no
need for this suf-
feung. Doctor
Pierce's Favonte
Prescription cures
the wouaulv dis
eases winch cause
wIfely misery It
dues enfeebling
drains, heals IN
hauimauon and
liberation and
cures female
weakness. Il IN
vigOTates the
woDlarly organ
ism, tranQuihzes
the nerves Gud
gives ths mother
strength TO give
her children.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-03

IHt BKsUfitID kf6IUI0R CO.. silasia. ca.
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wASTED-ROOMs.

WANTED-By young couple. three unfurnisbe,l
rooms for Eight housekeeping in the nv. or Capt.
tol Hill tsteam heat preferabie): must be- rea-
sonablc. Addrcs5 BOX 557, this office meg
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

SUBURBS-A few vacant. unencumbercd lots to
exchange for dwelling house with small encum-
hrance. CLARK BROS, 1888 F St NV. m6-S
FOR SALE-In TenleytowR, D. c.: tho great
est investment bargain ever offered; two tine
building lots actually worth 500, will be
sold for Sl75 each; car fare; high eieva,
ton; schools. churches. free mail delivery, and
fine markets; your last chance at thus low
price. T. J. GILES, Real Estate Broker. 10
IA st. eo-S
FOR SALE-Look at this fine little home IN
TenIeytown. b. O.. with five rooms and cellar,
stable carriage house, fine water; one car ARE
fine elevation; see this place at once; prlce
81. 500: small cash payment; remainder Sl2 per
month. T. J. GILES. Real Estate Broker, us
18th St NV. eos
FOR SALE-DOUBBE YOUR MONEYS WORTH;
these four corner lots, each 25xlO3: improved
by small frame house; are positively worth
81 600; half square from Columbia cars; in Dis
trict; high and healthy location; the greatest
bargain that has ever been offered; price only
$500; don't lose this chance TO pick up
cheap little home R. RANDOLPH TURNER,
7I5 i4th st NV. e5-3
FOR SALE-A very choice lot on 21st St. between
and sts. NV, at a bargain. LOUIS P.
SHOEMAKER, go st. eS-3
FOR SALE-A very choice acre of land on Blair
road north of Brightwood d. c.. electric
cars. LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. 92O F st. es-S
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR REST-To desirable colored families. fats
35 3S 10 and 42 Pierce St, NV; rooms and
bath; rent. $l2. s1S, and ST. JOSEPH /. VEL
LER. COZ St NV. m6-3
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FOR SALE OR RENT-HousEs.
FOR SALE OR RENT-HOUSES.
Thus. {. WAGGAMAN,
Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
ol7 r Street AZ. W.
FOR sALE-NORTHWEsr

FOR SALE-NORTHWEST-
so43 P. stories l1r; m i; lot i0xl2o IT, 900
ii55. lbs, and IIa0 Sd. brick fouses, gotd
tenants; ALL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
as Spruce. h. sr. BATH m i. soxlo5 IT, 5000
ilo9 and l1el Goth. store and dwg. rented. 5eos
"a e n, o., bath, m i....-..-.----...-- 41o9
iisI 1th. b. 6r. bath. ane stable s.s0l
lao9 to 14'3 ssth. sr. hath. II (Eacn]. sooe
lis3 sth, Frame, 5r, water and zewer..----.. $500
l425 9th, Z h. Ss. lot 14x94 ft-.....--..-- 400
1911 9th, frame, 6r, rented for Sli-30 2OOo
eei Eth. h. 6r. water and scwef. 1000
AZ. 4l9. 42i HaIlidse CT. hs- 3r taID-. f.soo
SOUTHWEST
$50 n. h. 81 and bath. h.-.......-.--s2.sos sos
fis 10th I. 4r and back buiidins.--...- 100
81 and 344 II. hs 5r each. stable fbothl.. 3.5oo
NORTHEAST.
.0e 9Th st, b. cellar, ST. bath. a m f-....-S.So
SIG sth, b. Or. bath. m l.; 19xlI5 H.. LOO
40. izth. b, 7r. bath and m i-.-.-..-- $50
ll21 18th. b. 6r, bath and N i--..---- s.5e
ol 18th ct. store and dwelling. .....--.-..... $50
SOUTHEAST.
sos A. b. 1lr. bath and m i.:-----.-..-S 500
s02 A. b. l2r bath and a N i.........- s.S3
is3 to iS9 I'd. hs. er. a m (Each) ...-...- SOD
Intersection Of Va ave. and st; 5.54 50:
n. with improvements rented for Sia
soi and 7os L, b hs lot iO15s Il: both. 5. 100
S2l and 32s D. hs Or each (Each) $1,000. 3,0od
SIS L. /, e.. lot 25S1o5 fr----------.-.-.. Log
1ds 1lsi on ave h. 80, 10 y,
1907 ave, h, 5r, lot 16x12o IT,. 1.20o
FOR RENT
Ne, sos 9Th st. ,nd bath SC
Ne. lO2l II, ir-----..-.'s .-.'s---.----.-------- 10 VI
Ne 1887 H. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 30
Ne, 6I7 Blair's Court 4r............... 30
Ne, 1881 Trinidad 81. 4r.........-.--..-- b %
Ne, 2ll Schotts Alley. 3r.................. o.
se I102 9th. ............15 IS %
Sc 3II 6 @ ava 5r......... %
Sc, 3I3 s c. ave, 4r......... 7 %
Sc, s5I Cd 6 %
Apply at Office for Weekly Bulletin.
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WANTED-Thrcc girls for show going South; ex-
perience unnecessary: call Sunday before p. m
BIRnIF CARLTON Laurence Uotal MI
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FOR RENT-sUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-Storeroom a tTakoma Park; best To-
cation in the place for business. J. $ SWORN
sTEDT. Agent. Sls St NV, Washington. ID. C.
mss
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WANTED Ambitious representatives.; wages -
day; large house. lines, bona hde opening
men and women good character willing to work;
permanent position: chance advancement. POS
State St, New Haven. Conn sel5 %, %, ,oc6 $50
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wANTED-Lady or girl to solicit trial orders
and teach sewing machine: experience unncccs-
sary; salary paid while learning. Address BOX
OIL this office. m6-S
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wANTED-hny energetic young man with 500 or
500 cash. partner. first class per
mancnt position, SIS week Address BOX $50.
this office. mi
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wASTED--yfan to represent established concern;
good salary; one acquainted with sporting sec
iion Of citv preferred. Address BOX lSS. Boston,
Mass mi
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WANTED Young woman 10 wash dishes. GROWN
LUNCH ROOM SO 1lth 81. NV. mi
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WANTED Woman for general housework; in
family; r,fsre.ces: good wages; stay nights;
apply Sunday J2IO Pa. MI
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FOR SAI.E-HOUsEs.

FOR SALE-BarEains in small houses for homes
OF investments.
$500 story. room brick. well located or
Capitol Hin. tiled hath
$3.50 Nv. section rooms bath. In. e5 he
-; VIII be put in repair, including por-
-, 40, ee'ain tub. etc: cost $500.
'S'-O', desirably located NV. rooms bath;
s2.7Oo Groom brick. near 9th and a an. co,.
vcnisnt location.
$50. G-room, bay-window brick, with bath;
well located NV '
900. near Government Printing Ofice: rooms
bath. with porcelain tub; rented si7 80
$50, 6-room brick on 81 NO.
sz,9to. st. ne. 9 rooms. bath. near car line.
=, eco, 6-rcom brick on sth st NV
S2,Ieo. T-room house on iith ST. NV
-m6s,o MOORE HILL, III 18th St NV.
FOR SALE-HoUsEs-
Only $500: worth s., 500; that pretty 7-room
and bath brick; near Washington Circle; easy
terms: s2s0 cash.
bath brick; near New Hampshire ave.
Si,oD; renting SIS monthly; Groom and bath
brick: cellar; near New York ave. NV.
500; Third st. NV: 6-ro0m brick, bath:
5000: $500 trust can remain at 5 per cent:
near three lines and on avenue, north
west rooms. bath, brick; cellar; furnace
heat; lot s5 feet wide.
$3.50; near Government Printing Office; neat
rooms and bath bricks: worth 5000.
500; on Emerson ST. ne: one Of the pret-
test little homes in the city, rooms and
SEE Us ABOUT THIS.
sl,s50; rooms and bath bricks; northeast
$3.50; 1th St ne; rooms bath brick
E. LODGE HILL
el s02 F ST.
FOR sAlE-New s-roOm brick; 5000; will eH-
change for suburban lots. Address OWNER,
l006 Connecticut e5-3
FOR sAIE-sl0 st. NV: low price; long
time; low interest. ,. L. MOORE. 1903 st.
nv. e5-tf
FOR SALE-Near Lincoln Park. nice six-room
bay-window brick; all modern Improvements;
price $500: payments to suit. r. ". J. At
WE'LL. ai East Capitol st. es-3
For sALE-Rented white tenants. s2s2 per year;
store. dwelling, and stable: Government
Printing Office GEO Y. woRTHfNGT0N, 1ils
G ST. NV. e4-s
FOR sALE-splendid homes for refined colored
families; handsome new, three-story bay-win-
dow brick dwellings, with cellars, baths, FUR
MACE HEAT. cabinet mantelS open hreplaees;
251S-5 VI st; $500 each; corner. $500 STONB
& FAIRFAX. so5 and sos E st. NV e5-s
FOR SALE-Pay IL per cent; 10 brick houses.
each renting for sl0.So a month"; price, each.
81 600: on a paved street, with paved alley in
rear; CENTRAL; 10 minutes walk from 9th and
Pa. ave. STONE FAIRFAX, 500 and SOS st.
NV. es-s
FOR sALE-A very coy home for 81. 300; rents
for SIS; in a choice location; northwest; near
and New Jersey ave; rooms bath. cellar
STONE & FAIRFAX, 500 and sos F st. e3-3
FOR SALE-only $3.50: rents for s10.50; white
tenants; a nice home; 6 rooms; 80 I'd st.
STONE FAIRFAX. SOS and sos ? st. NV. e3-S
FOR SALE-s2. .500 4th st. NV, near K; Groom
brick, with bath; will rent for SO. STONE &
FAIRFAX, 500 and sos F ST. e3-3
FOR SALE-A nearly new Groom brick with
bath on 23d St, near G, only =. 500. STONE b
SOC and sos F st. e3-3
FOR SALE-House 40 l st. NV. Enqure 81 p
st. ne, MISS O'C0NNOR MIL
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WANTED-A white young man or boy to work
in store and take care furnace and learn the
business. Call at 437 1lth st. NV. m6-2
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birds. DOGS. ETC.

BELGIAN HAREs, IS pair; rom pedigree stock;
Cuban parrots, IS each; dogs, cats. gold hsn.
etc. sGHMID'S BIRD STORE. 1ls 18th st. nv.
m5-tf
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LADY preparing for civil service desires to
meet lady similarly engaged. Box COS, this Of
fee. ell
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wANTED-Ladies to do plain needlcwork for
at home; We furnish materials and pay s. TO
SO per week. Send addressed stamped enveio2e
TO STANDARD Co. Indiana ave, Chicago. mi
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WANTED-COlored woman, to cock and wash
e1
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wANTED-A good woman, to cook and do gen
eral housework. Apply at once. col I'd st. Sc
u
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WANTED-Two good insurance collectors sal
ary; references required. ROYAL LIFE INSUR-
ANCE CO.. Gl2 14th st. m6-S
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Square Piano, ,S25,

on 81 weekly payments; uprigi.- piano, sos. or
So monthly payments. +. C. SMITH. 1925 Pa.
ave. el-i
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WANTED-Saesnen; three for Rand, McNaly x
Cos urw edition Reversible Map OF the United
States and World: size 66 by 46 inches; the
largest map published on 4 single sheet in TINS
country; two maps in one; gives county map OF
United States and Canada on its face, ard large
scale, up-to-date map of the world the reverse;
inset map OF iiauaii. Porto Rico, Cuba, Phiiip-
pine Islands, and Alaska, corrected to date;
representatives already It work are sending IN
days; a splsndid opportunity Tor energetic men
who desire TO engage in a work that viii pay
them literally and furnish permanent employ
ment. Address RAND, MCNALi.G y CO., li=
Fifth ave Nrw York MI
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WANTED Agents and solicitors salary and ex-
penses to good men; hustlers Will be promoted.
Address BON So this office. mi
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AGENTS-'McKinley' Memoirs" special dedica-
tory edition in different languages; beautiful
life-size photograph with book; now ready; high
est commissions; outfits free Address NATION
AL PUBLISHING co. Established 1S5O, Lakeside
Building. Chicago. mi
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WANTED-Nan of sound business qualifications
in every town on fixed permanent sala-y. to es-
tabIish branch and handle high class goods for
large commercial house MERCANTILE COM
PANY. Box us, New York City. mi
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wANTED-Colored order cook; day work; 50 per
week. $50 18th St. NV. mi
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WANTED Boy to work in drug store; one who
has had same experience preferred. Call 4si Pa
MI
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FOR nENT-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-UNFURNIsHE ROOMS.
FOR RENT-Unturnishcd roons light house
keeping. 1929 Pa. m6-3
FOR RENTING unfinished rooms; SO month;
heat. 9l3 9th ST. NV mos
FOR RENT-Three desirable rooms on second
ioor; heat, gas and bath 1901 n. j. ave NV. mi
FOR RENT-Two uniurnished rooms for light
housekeeping. 3lg n. Y ave. NV mos
FOR RENT nturnished three rooms on second
floor; heat and cooking gas; all modern improve
ments; also furnished rooms, terms reasonable.
lCl7 10th 81. nv. m6-3
FOR RENT-Near Government Printing Office,
Hat Of four large rooms. unfurnished, with heat
light, bath. IL ? st. NV; rent, SIS. mos
FOR RENT Unfurnished parlor; heat and light;
bath same floor l2l6 st. sw. m6-a
FOR RENT-Two pleasant newly papered third
floor rooms; unfurnished: bath adjoining; hot
ard cold water 100 sth st. ell
FOR RENT-rwO unfinished rooms; second
noor l21 + 81. ne. esq
FOR RENT-Three unfurnished pleasant rooms;
second floor; all conyenienceS POI 18th st. sw
el
FOR RENT-Two unfinished rooms; heat, gas,
and bath. l23 California St ne e5-5
FOR RENT-Two or three unfinished rooms;
heat and gas. 5l2 sth st. sw. ef-3
FOR RENT-Thrce pleasant unfinished rooms,
heat and bath; SIS. 1921 st. els
FOR RENT-Unfurnished. three rooms second
story heat gas, bath; suitable for light house
kt ping. 73l Sd st. ne n4-3
FOR RENT-Four nflTnishcd rooms and bath:
second floor sli; furnished hall room. s.; stabe.
81. 1881 eth St NV e3-3
FOR RENT-ThFee unfinished second-hoor com
municating rooms; with heat and gas; all modern
improvements; SIS. 7ls I'd st. nv. e3-3
FOR RENT-By Oct. ia, in modern improved
house, within square nom Capitol and B. &
o. depot. three large, pleasant rooms, second
floor. light housekeeping; with small private
family; to desirable party only; reasonable rates.
Address BOX 542, this office. n3-I
rr.utu nn..,~
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WANTED-An apprentice electrician and lock-
smith Address BOX 800, this office. mi
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FOR RENT-HoUSEs.

FOR RENT-HoUSEs.
FOR RENT-9 rooms and bath, 438 II St NV;
$50 80. Apply S0i 7th St NV. ej-3
FOR RENT-Bay-window brick; 1913 18th St
nw.; corner; 10 rooms; all modern Improvements;
=-5. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, go st. e3-3
FOR RENTS per month only; room houses;
Just put In thorough repair; Turner St nc.
CAYWooD GARRETT, cor 18th st. and n. Y
ave. NV. m3-im
FOR RENT-STORES.
FOR RENT-Large store and fixtures; two rear
rooms; large cellar; only $50 per month W.
P. METCALF, 1905 F St NV. m6-3
FOR RENr-Large store and stable; S25 per
month. 1904 18th st. NV. e5-3
FOR RENT-Large room, ground floor; wired for
electric lights and power; rent cheap. For par
ticuisrs call 1t i23 10th St NV. mi-9
FOR RENT-Store room and fixtures Cor. Tay-
lor and Jefferson sts.. Anacostia. m4-3
FOR RENT-Store, 100 18th St, suitable tailor
or any high class business, so. mi-6
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wANTED-Young to hang gas fixtures; also
good luffer ,O- I3iI st mG-2
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wASTED-HOUSEs.

WANTED By private party, or Broom house
and bath; with all modern improvements; cen
tTally located; price from 5000 to Sf ,OJ. Al
dres Box 500 this Office 81
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WANTED-By ladies' maid, situation: competent
and obliging; speaks GerHsn, French, and En-
glish; best reference. Address STORE, 1925 18th
st. NV. MI
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NANTED-Sales esnan to call On doctors only on
behalf Of the leading firm in the business;
tabiished trade; permanent position; also one for
Virginia; applicant must be intelligent and in
defatigablc; state experience. Address 2. o.
BOX SIS Philadelphia. oc6.9,l3
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SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALE.

to do at home 4G2 st. n,
MFG
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For RENr-FuR11suEp Roons.

fOh fENf-DiuinS room and kitchen; suitable
i4t @ cafe; owners viii board Address BOX 6l5,
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LACE CURTAINS laundrred, Soc. pair; alss
washing and Ironing. 156 Pierce st. NV. mo-;
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PORTRAIT AGESTS-Interesting particulars of
the enlargement for 25c.; also erayons. Sc
pias pastels and frames. FIDELITY PORTRAIT
Co. 303 W. Lake St, Chicago. mi
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WANTED-Fhirtv laborcrs; wages, $40, eight
hours; apply Monday morning at Arizona ave
and Foundry Branch. Il. \. MALONE Il co. mi
WANTED-Ffve paperhangers W. H. COON, 1909
S2d St m6-3
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FOR sALE-TYPEwRITERS.
FOR SALE-BICYCLEs.

FOR sALE-Gent's 2o-inch bicycle, Ss3 .s.;ir:
BOX 6l3, this office. n6-a
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HELP wAxrrp-MALE AND FEMALE

WANTED-Salesladies salcsmcn, chambe-naids,
waitresses, farmland uSln cook. woman cooks;
wages. SIS to $50. room and board; positions for
sale. HARREIL'S CASH GUARANTEE AGENCY,
32l Pa. ave. NV MI
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FOR sAIE-MIsCELLANEoUs

LOOK-5Oc cash, 25c weekly, lace curtains por-
there's, rugs, table linen, table covers, towels,
blankets comforts, spreads, quilts sheets, pillow
cases. toilet and dinner ware, silver-pated ware,
lamps. vases. clocks, albums. Bibles, etc. Address
BOX 50. this office; will call with samples. m6-7
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-05-16

to love, but women put strength where
men do beauty. Now would you marry
Sallie Denton?"
Sallie Denton was the red-haired,
squint-eyed, lantern-jawed apple.
woman known TO all South-siders.
That is an extreme case. Her men
tai requirements and social position
match her looks"
"Fie, my dear sir, you beg the ques.
ton! How many maids of low degree
and small accomplishments have been
lifted TO place and fortune by pretty
facet"
but not all popular women have
been beauties"
In the eyes Of their admirers they
have been"
"Oh, what twisting of logicl Then
a woman might imagine strength
even an arm or leg"
Here is our stationl / believe you
would have gone by. you love so to
argue"
How the whole conversation came
back to Miss Bray on that day when
held back from tears by queer chok.
ing horror, she stared at the page be-
fore her bearing Jack Archer's name
among the wounded, after the battle
Of San Juan!
Later she learned that with his right
arm gone, and the sight of one of his
eyes destroyed, he was coming home.
How she longed 10 see him. to tell him
in some way that she had repented heI
foolish words.
"Oh why, why" she moaned. "do
women express opinions about things
Of which they are wholly ignorantl
What difference does ii make to me
that Jack is-a cripple. Ny for.
tune is quite sufficient for us
both, and if it wasn't. I'd think il an
honor to work for him. Oh, If he had
only told me Of his love before he went
away"
Everybody, including Ethel herself
had long known that Jack Archer was
deeply in love with the slim. athletic
girl who was his constant companion
on the links, and in all the walking
excursions of their set. She it was
who wore his eolors at the football
games, and waved them Loyalty
through defeat as well as victory. Anc
yet not a word Of love had passed be-
tween the two comrades. The perfect
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-05-16
WHO GAVE THE TITLE7
In England as 90 yIs-
toria's Recognition as Empress
of India.

An animated discussion is now going
on in England as TO who first suggest
ed that Queen Victoria be invested
with the title of Empress of India. .
Thomas Power O'Connor. usually re-
liable as TO his facts, declared that Sir
Andrew Clarke, long prominent in In
dian affairs, was the originator of the
idea; others insist that DisraeH Lord
Beeconsfeld) is entitled 10 the honor.
The latter, however, made no such
claim, but frankly gave credit else
where. In the debate on the third
reading of the royal titles bill in
March, 1876, Mr.. Disraeli quoted let
ter from correspondence young
lady who is only IL years Of age-so
there is nothing compromising to her
conduct or my own. Her father was
in the house of commons a few DAYS
ago listening to our debates and the
young lady asked her father what the
debate was about, and he told her the
house of commons was discussing
whether the queen of England should
be called empress of India. What
silly men they must BET said she; L
have known that for three years.
And how do you know she was
asked. Whereupon the young lady
produced geography book and point
ed TO a passage stating that British
India is under the dominion Of Great
Britain. Her majesty the queen bears
there the title of empress of India
The geography was, as a matter OF
fact, a well-known work and. as Dis
raeli observed, was mot TO be despised,
for it is in its eighty-ninth edition"
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-05-16
FINEST NEW YORK PULPIT.
Beautiful Work Lately Completed
for All Angels Episcopal
Church.

All Angels Episcopal church, West
End avenue and Eighty-frst street,
has just acquired what is described
as the finest pulpit in America. II
IS the work OF Karl Bitter, and was
given to the church by Mrs. Sarah
Cornell in memory Of her husband
and two sons. The style Of the pull
pit is italian renaissance. changed
slightly TO conform with the interior
of the church. says the New York
Herald
Standing against a column, the pill
lar has for its foundation a repre-
sentation of Moses with the tablets
Of law, and corbels presenting the
head Of the prophets, intended TO
symbolic that the Gospel preached
from the pulpit is based upon the law
and the prophets.
A choir rail, which leads up 70 the
pulpit rail and surrounds the pulpit
itself, is decorated with a procession
of angels. Above the pulpit is can
opy of oak, surmounted by an angelic
figure holding trumpet. and forming
an apotheosis of what is begun below
in the procession.
There has also Just been used for
the first time in the same church an
altar and reredos. erected by men,
bers Of the Hoffman family in mem
DRY of the most liberal patron of All
Angels church. the late Rev DIR.
Charles F. Hoffman. The altar is sur
mounted by a canopy of brass, per-
hnps the only one of the kind in this
country, although such are common
in northern Italy. The new rectory
of the parish, costing $4,000, is al
most completed.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-05-16
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