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ment brick dwelling will be sold at auc-
ton by trustees tomorrow afternoon, at
o'clock. See-advt. for particulars.
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Gas Heating Stoves. s125
GIG 18th e. A. .Muddiman & Co. 1904 c.
Evening star., 1901-12-16

Nothing More Suitable for Xmas
presents than Rices latest pictures Call
and inspect them. Studio, 1925 Pa ave-
Advertisement
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CITY ITEMS.

Open Evenings, Tree Toys. Gould's.
def1-1(tts
Evening star., 1901-12-16

Big Snaps In Fine Gifts For Men.
Each Article Packed In A Handsome Box
Free.
81. 90 Silk SuSpenders. 49c
soc Holiday Neckwear 6 for 50c) .20c
s. so Saxony Wool Jackets & Sweaters, IL 40
81 so Kid Gloves dressed & Undressed), CSC.
50c Driving Gloves {Mens & Boyse. .29c
81 so Lined Mocha Gloves. rec
$1.o0 Heavy Sweaters Mems & Boys), 49c.
$500 Red Golfing Sweaters. .......$ SO 9S
soc Vice President Suspenders. 35c.
S1.O0 Holiday Neckwear- .49c.
5oc Holiday Suspenders-. 25c.
so Silk Muffiers. 9Sc.
81 90 Cashmere Muffiers. 49c.
c.. Auerbach, & H, Importer of Sax
ony Wool Sweaters and Jackets. Domestic
Sewing Machine Agency. 1t
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Ladies! Royal Clues Anything. Kanns 1oc
Evening star., 1901-12-16

Millions OF new Scrap Book Pictures.
Goulds. de14-Sts
Evening star., 1901-12-16

Currants in one-lb. cartons. 1Uc: Citron.
l4c: Selected Eggs, 24c.; 3 lbs. high grade
Rutterine, Soc; 3 large Vanilla. 25c.; Nut
megs, &c. doz. Ground Ginger. 20c. lb. S4s
La. ave and ]. T. D. Pyles. other stores.
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Sfac AdHerfiSennan

star Advertisements,14t 1 4th and n. L. ave.
Advertisements are received at The Stars
branch office Huddieson's drug store, cor
ner 14th street and Rhode Island avenue.
at regular rates, and sent Immediately to
senger.
Evening star., 1901-12-16

Tree ornaments, Fancy Paper. Gould's.
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| Wonders for children. Toys and every
khing. Could deS-10ts
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-09
LUCK IN DETECTIVE WORK.
CIsws Of the sort THAT Lad to ss~'-
aBing worthJ q Sets onee
n . Lifetime


at. vsry strange hoW . detective
viii be Put on the right track BY sons
trivial Incident apparently SissAsoel-
stsd altogether RON The ease IN Ashs'
remarked an old government ofAeiai
ether dsy, relates hs New erlsass
NmseDshssrat
"A Soaes yeaft age, WIN ! WA &C.
ing sone special work 10 the secret
servioe department under Chief Bell
l undertook to run down . fellow who
hard been making ssmt remarkably
perfect counterfeit silver dollars, and
who has clipped through the fingers
OF the ofieen Whrn they raidsd ma
place and captured his plant Inc
man had taken his meals for several
months It . restaurant I ~patronirsd
now and then. and I notiesd him, sss-
ually, sitting at the table, but Me only
thing / could remember about him waA
that he ate q great many Syster anc
always called for raspberry vinegar
and white pepper 10 use on them -
condimsntA The combination was
rather peculiar. and hal aEsd itseh on
nv mind. but Il could hardly be ~
eardsd as much Of . clew. ! hunted
high and low for the fugitive, and. sitter
putting in four OF Ave wtsks Of the
hardest kind Of work without eisesver
ipr anything that would give he
,iishtest lead 10 HE whereabouts !
gave up In despair and fog the time
being put the ease in the pigeoshole.
"Fuiiy six months afterwsrd another
affair Of an entirely difersnteAsraetss
took me V . city in . distant stass.
and = aftsrpeon l cropped In ats
eoodsized fancy grocery 70 naks some
Inquiries about en- address. While !
was waiting 10 speak to the PropnS
tor I heard IN unusually ht man Civ.
inr q clerk an order Dor a gallon OF
raspberry vinegar and imPresstng ham
particularly to send the best quaifty.
Naturally, the stuA reminded me OF
nv missing counttrfeiter, and after
the fat gentleman went out asked
the clerk carslessly who he was, he
keeps . restaurant AZ No. - replied
The Young man. Il wendsr Il be 10 -
psrticuiar about his white pepper Also
/ remarked on the impulse Of the ms
msnt. The clerk locked ~asteniEhsd.
WIN, that's funny be said; ] ssid
him come extra strong Imported white
nsupsr oniy Yesterday II seemed
hardly possible that II could b amp
thipr mere than . merV eoiDsidencs,
hut on the bare chance that had
strueh . trail I strollsd around 70 The
rss,aurant that evening, and the hrst
nan / laid syes On was my lcnE-loss
i~ivsr-doIla- expert. Ne was eating
raw oysters with risssaF and pepper,
and l was % pleased with myself that
] let him get through before tapped
him on the shoulder and told him he
was under arrest. II turned out that
he had seuek town emily = week be.
fore. and had called fer his tavorita
condiments at thi, particular cafe,
They weren't on hand In the place. but
the proprietor promised to St them
for him, and the result was that the
spicuresn eountsrfsitsr did seven
years In The United states prison at
Columbus.
But those are rare strokes Of
chance" added the old ethcr. One,
IN . lifrtims 70 about their average"
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-09
NERs OF TIE "

The Rock Islands proposition FOR cheap rat,
excursions 10 and from Colorado during thl,
summer has been uegatiytd BY the Western
Passenger Association. In Consequences MOTTO,
was served yesterday on Chairmsu Mcleod
by General Passenger Agent Sebastian thai
the Rock Island will take independent action
and put In effect q rate Of one faro plus si.a
for tho rOuud trip from Chicago and all inter
mediate points east Of the Missouri river b
Denver, Colorado Springs. Pueblo, Sal, Lake
City aud Ogden, Tickets At thia rate will b
sold on June %. July . and II and August l
From Missouri river points the Same rate will
30 made on ths days following these dates,
Tickets u this rats Also will be Sold frvm Me
souri, river g~ateways. Kansas City 10 Omaha
inclusive. On July Z. & Ands Four special OF
eursions will also be run by tho Rock Tslaud
from Colorado common points 10 Chicago ADD
intermediate stations on June g. July 10 and
% and August I. These excursion tiekets,
both eSst and west bound, will be limited fol
return passage To October 81. Tue Rock Island
announces IL Intention ~ placing IN seryics
special trains for thee excurslous, leaving
Chicago at 5 y. M. aud inskiag tho nun q
colorado with only one night o. the roaA-
Chicago Tribune,
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THE BURLINGTON ROUTE
GREAT TRAINS.

The Burlington . Northern Pacific
Express" Kansas City, st, Joseph Of
Denver to Puget Sound, Portland. Mon.
tana, Washington, entire Northwest
Daily through train OF coaches, chair
cars, tourist and standard sleepem and
dining cars.
No. 10; morning train, Kansas CITY,
y. Joseph to Nebraska, Denver and
Pacific Coast, via Scenic Colorado,
Weekly California excursions p~crsonally
conducted.
No. %; latest night train, Kama,
City.St. Joseph to Denver; night train
for Nebraska Omaha, 1t. Paul.
No. q: noon train, Kansas CITY. 81
Joseph to Omaha, st. Paul; through
slespers.
No, SO; famous Chicago Ell; dinins
and buffet library cars, chair cars
sleepers.
No. 10; st. Louis fast night express
No. ~; fast morning train east.
Write for descriptive matter, rate,
and information.
X u. CRozIER, L. W. wAKELY.
IT, A., ~ Main ~. Gen. Pass'n,gr Art
nA"~s .i'1 MO- u, Louis No.
HOWARD ELLIOTT,
eeueral Manager. Ut, Joseph. Mo.
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ASTRONOMERS WORK.
Ne osbss VssfsssIse 10 which Mes
mako - csApists . sssEs
Aos 81 seia.


"rle point Of exsctituds to which
astronomical obsefvsfions are carried
Il almost ~inconeeivsbis TO the I'M
trained mind" remarked one Of the
STAG Of Tulane university, speaking,
ths- other day. OF some recent diicov-
cries, reports the New Orleans Times
Democrat IA making delicate meas.
urements, for example, astronomers
always take into consideration q fac
tor knswn - -hsbitual personal error
In other words DO two observers see
things exactly the same through their
telescopes. To . star will appear
q little smaller and to another q little
larger thss II really il. and the only
way 10 correct these deviationa il TO
check Q number Of different obserEA-
lions against each other. A caleuis-
tion 10 never accepted rs fnal until II
L cestsiR that II Is unaffected by per.
sensl i~diosyncrssy. I mention this ~
merely n instance out OF thousands
Illustrative Of the marvellous accuracy
Of the science.
aTber, 1, ma o,h., n,o,...,o, In n
world hy ~ vsy for -sish ms.
makes ,ueh = eomn,..s ..c,,sc. a, al,
have ,esp n .t.tss .am.vA.r. 4. an.
p~lanstoa Of thar sxtrsmsly high
wage,
10 rolling mills wear out on an sy.
sraTe 10 .b.~s six years. Inc ucuys
hfe Of IN Astronomical observer Is GER
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WHERE ENGLAND Is SLOW.
Ger hack 81 electrical Progress Il
eharGea 10 oid-Fsshisnsd
Patent Laws.

In the twentieth century we and that
eur competitors are ahead Of US In the
utilization and application Of electric.
ity, II is not to England that the for
siensr comes for dynamos or electric
tools or electric lifts Of electric rail
way and tramway fittings. Our tele-
phone system has long been a byword;
switzerland and Sweden are infinitely
better on in this direction than our
isthsrgie selves; az a motive power on
our railways and tramwsys this new
force has been az yet only occasionally
employed, and the two or three cleo
tho railways OF London are still a
source Of wonder to the Inhabitants OF
our Islands. All this ia greatly changed
from the day when we led the world.
And whereas In the past we built the
isrsigners' steam railways, to-day the
American is building OF proposing to
puIu uWr sreetrIc UneS
IL would be interesting to investi-
gate the causes Of our backwardnsss,
ays an editorial writer in the London
Mail. Nc doubt our chaotic patent
laws have much to do with our present
situation. In Germany and the
United States only genuine Inventions
caa be patented; here anyone can
pAtent anything, whether or not 1t BE-
. genuine invention, and subsequent
inteYminable litigation may be neces.
Sary TO determine the validity OF shs
patent.
The government by monopolizins
t~slsgraRhs and telephones has beer
snsthsr obstructive factor, while Leg
iAlstton Of s~Atiquated and c~onssrvstiv,
type has hindersd the inventor o.
sveIy turn. Ner have we been quick Il
recognize the Importance Of thorough
tscAnieai education In electriea
scisaes ana ita applications. Her
EaGlsai IL much behind Switzerland
osrmsay and the United States.
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"First-wear red aowsr Of leaf to
meas luecsss for uh
asscond-orsen leaves mesn diias-
ter 20 Ne
'Third-White doWsr means Lady
smith Eolhg strong.
"Pourth-Biue Aowsr means success
IN Cape Colony.
Yea" smiled Mrs. HignStt and
ny husband teld me how eagerly thr
poor fellows srowded 10 the fence TO
wait my coming. One day had 10
wear green. IL was after Spion kcp,
and Il made my heart ache to dc II.
''Ths under secretary Of state for
war, De sousa. was most courteous,
ana after Joubert's death he was act
ing ssnmandant general Of all the
Boer forces for . few days. He'trestsd
the prisontrs a. well a. he could. but
he was under suspicion himself by the
Prstoris eommandant Through the
kjnd influences OF his wife, who IL an
English woman, ! got the commandant
gensssl 70 grant M q passport, and we
were all virtually smugglsd out Of
Pretoria. thanks 10 the brief spell Of
authegity enjoyed BY Mr.. De sourA.
THE m0st hughabls thing ] can re-
nsmbeT." said Mrs. Hignett, was told
ms by one Of our escort from Nqutu,
aad II was against his own country
men, too. Aneng the Beers attacking
the nagistrsey were . number Of
young Natal rebels, who had never
seen Or heard . gun Of heavy calibrs
fred before. They were all drawn W
close behind ii, and rs soon ~ the ars'
shell was fred two OF them turned
vail and galloped for their lives to th'
rear, never drawing rein, for any
issgtA Of time till they had put 80
niIss between them and the dreaded
guns, En- route they were stopped By
sundFy pleksts, TO whom they reported
that they wsrs On the way for reen'
foresnsnts-"
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aJinGe" 1. Pss.g..

IF you turn up the Persian do
tionsry,' writes . correspondent II
india, you will and the word 'janV,
% pronounced Jung-joD, from janS,
war or strife, and 10 one who follow,
AFTER; the meaning of the full word
being aggressive, offensive, ntiaious
contentious, quarrslsoms.'" Unfor
tunately ] have not got 9 Persian die.
tienAEy; but II l may take this in,
formation on trust, IL throws ysluabl,
light on a mootsd point Of stymolosy
The word written "jAng-jo," and pro
nounced 'jung.jo" in Persian, has OBJ
vieusly become "jlngo" In English. II
which form II still means "~aerressl,e
Offensive, contentious, qnr~felsome.'
The fact that the last syllable was I,
the original 30" (sometims,, n,
doubt, written "Jos"), and that mi
10, or Joe, In The sense Of q follows
Of war or strife. has become merge
In the English -Jingo," IL a curiou
and Interesting scientific diseovsry@
toadon Truth.
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is as much nnsppreclstsd "a vss Nil
toa's -sParadiss Las,.- for which the
snthor received sas. and the ium0rtsl
poem -HoheaHaesn" Of TAouas
CamPssn when he arsi eRsrsa Il for
qualifications and In the column called
~Noticss to corrsspoBdsstsr appeared
ths wores: TO 7. c.-The Lines com
uencirF. On Linden whsh the qua
wss low. are not up to sur standard'
Poetry is net 7. c.'s forte"
0 nsa Of tia psucil sAs pes, apis
ysur unaPprsdstee verk yea SEED n'
coaragsnsaL and you ssR have H.
Printers Of al Christsndom, editors,
reporters, s~ompositorA prsssmsn,
publiahsrs and readers OF that which
Is pria,es. resolve that you will not
write. set Up. edit. issue or read any
thing that dshssss body. mind or soul,
In the uans q 0od, By the laying On
Of Tie hands Of faith end prayer, or
iala the printing pFsss for righteous
ness and liberty and salvation. All OF
NJ With soma inhuenss that wiil help
10 the right d~irsesios, lst us put our
hands 10 the wofk, implortng God to
hasten the sonsunnstieo. In q ship
With hundreds Of passenEers s~pproseh-
Ing the South America ooas. the mau
on the iookout nesisetsd bis ~ork, snd
IN . few minutes the sAip would have
been dashed 70 ruin % the roeks. But
. cricket Gu board tAs vssssi. that had
made 40 sound AiltAs seysgs, sst up .
,hrili call az The sussfl Of lasd. and. the
captain knowing thss hsbl, Of the In.
sse,. the vessel wss stopped II time 70
avoid an awful wreck. And % issig-
nidesnt meal now may DO wonders.
and the sersteA of psn may save ths
shipNreck Of . soul
Arr ysu al ready fer che signing Of
the sontrsst. the league. the selsma
treaty pIeposse bstwsss ~tcurnsiisn
aad svaneslismf Lev u Be cASissiau
marriage Of the pulpit and the psiAt.
ing press. The ~ordihatien Of the for
ner on my head shs pea Of the latter
10 ny hand. u H. appropriate that
publish the bAnns Of such . marriage,
Let them from this Day be Oas In the
magBiaesat worki Of the world's re-
demption.
Let thfenas ana powers and kingdoms b
ObsAiaat. mighty God. 20 Thee.
AID 0vof iand end atraAm Ind main
> Rev wave ths saeptsr Of Thy reiEn.
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BY THE o W LANGUAGE.
Al nAsi,sh wsnas oeaausieaisa
with Hss Captive usssasA
10 PPseostA.


Mrs. Higuett, wife Of he rssiSsni
magistrate at Nqutn. zululsnd, who,
with her little girl and husband, val
tAkes ,pnsoDsr To Preteris, after iha
capture Of tia masiEtspsy By tAt
Bosn, hss some most interesting "a.
Psrisncss to tell Of hsr ~sojourn in Pre-
toria, Eays the PSil Mall Gszstts. Mra.
Hignett is a daughter Of the lats Sir
hslmoth Osborn, formerly reaident
commissioner VI Zuiulant. my hus,
band had only teu white police with
him." said MrS Hignstt In the courss
OF q short chat, "and against up there
were 600 Beers and three heavy guns.
After they had dropped ave shells into
our eourtyard, and one IN the clerks
room, where five native police were sta
toned, my husband, acting under or
dsrs from hsadqnArters, reluctantly
surrendered. Ny little girl and my.
self were driven on under an escort,
via Hslpmakssr to LABYRINTH, where
we were put In . train for Pretoria.
En route D Of the guards boastingly
pointed out NIchOlson's Mex. Where
we captured oil your rooiaeks,' he u.
uitsd."
And how were yea treated IL Pre-
terla, Mrs.. Hignstt7"
Very well, all things considered.
Ny husband was soHansd with tia
hritish etaesrS and ] WA allowed 10
Lodge In the town under surveillance,
After . great deal OF bother, ! was
granted permission 10 see my husband
once a fortnight for % minutes only,
in . room where . guard, who under.
steod English. was slwGys present,
listening TO the sonvsrsstion, and 90.
sasopAliy ioinihg In!
The guard was ysry wiAsawshs
but We nevertheless managed TO ds,l,s
. secret code fer conveying news u
our men Of what va taking place out,
side. AZ the arst interview, vhsA !
shook hands with my husband, II
slipped = small piece Of paper INTO %,
hand With the following code Of siKnaii
On IN
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ARAB Y IN AMERICA.
rrs.ias.s nssssaAa says xAas sAs
nstfisaeas ssssa u ssesess-
fuity natssA here.

wh -.
"ai7known
AesI Vys'er
s'sek
se,si srsseing Of
nay re-
soh fsiA 70 vac
van ' ~ esItaia ranehss
ss"'
'as.nh AIS ~oissoafis
p.., o~eA'shuoh
- N me
NJ, E"-.1t ,sA, :
-~~ 'sA' soun-
~"
a, VI. p.-.n..hs nens
u"."us ASesevsn -
80 o.Ieto ae'el,
ne "Ay' !
\, $500 .'se muon
.u.n..S.I..EI elssohf
A. Aei,,s '' .a,s soan'
an. .seus eeeaps'ish'
Ao,... sss. among
q h.,t.r ~ hsah
~. A1se Siood
by N, ,I,,o.: -
tne greatest intslh.
s,tu.,.S.,Sss.p O,h's may % per
iss,,s thronss - Sse
A., .rs..iss y, s " e'oOf aas
81 49, .-
r,.s,ssa te.."lhe country 10 me
World. po,.;hlv -. - ths
WA po'.e'y AfabA excepted, for !
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COLOR OF GOLD COINS.
Reasons fer piRsrsnsss in That 81
Csias % Freash niAtsss Are
Hvt Far "a Seek.


Some fine ago q frsRehmsn placed
tAeethss . number OF gold csins oil
French mintags Of the bsginuing. mid
die and end Of the last century. HI
was much surprised TO see that they
dias,rd In color, Ness. sbout andlns
cut the reasons Tor this diKerenee, hne
the results of his Investigations have
been published in La Nature.
There 10 q paleness about the yslleu
Of the ten and twenty frame pieces
which bear the sfigisa Of Napoleon |
and Louis XVIII. that "a not observed
on the gold pieces Of later nintags
One sdmirsr Of these coins speaks o.
their color a. . beautiful ~pslens1,'
and expresses regret that It is lacking
in later coins. The explanation Of II
10 very simple. TIE alloy that entered
into the French gold coins Of thoss
days contained - much silver as cop
per, and II vAs the divsr that gave The
coins their intsrsstng p~alsnsss.
The coins Of the ere Of Sspoison Ill
wsrs more goldea In hus. The silver
had been taken out Of the alloy.
The gold soins Of to-day have . still
warmer and deeper hinge Of yellow.
This il because the Paris mint, a. well
10 that In Londop. nsits the gold and
the copper slioy in hermstiealiy seslst
bozss, which prevents the copper from
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TEE rHIoR.l.wERK aEpusLrn.


Every Monday spd Thursday q DeEspa.
per % rood % . m~sgssins-and better for
Il contains tue latsst by telegraph az we'll
~ interesting stofles-is sent 70 the sub
scribsr Of the "Twies.s Week" Repnblio,
which Ia ouly Q n g year.
Tbs man who reads the "Twics-a-
wssk" Rspablie knows all about affairs,
political, domestic and foreign events; Ia
postsd sboat the markets and conmsrclsl
matters generally.
The woman who reads the "rwiee.a.
Week" Republic gathsrsa bit OF vsluabis
iaiormation about household stfairs aud
Late fnshions and euds recreation 10 the
SFieht stoFiss that oome u 50 LII ths
hssdings Of Tact snd ectioo. There IL
essslp sboat new books and dosso oths:
pppies Of especial iptsrss. " tLe vide.
shsIs psl sst women.
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Tia fact that the government IL
taking . hand in providing adequate
irrigation systems for the Indian
trfbss 10 . step In the right direction,
DEMONSTRATING what can be secom.
siiahsd In the arid region by the stor.
sse Of water. Private enterprise has
already shown this. but the govern
Snsnt 10 esueraliy slow to zee and to
act uPca proof furnished by private
parties, and II IL well that II Il max.
ing . few experiments IN the cam,
Hns that viii enable II to draw con
illusions and comparisons. II that
much 10 being done for the Indians
. good deal more should bs done for
ssohlmiAs the public land and thu,
makisg n Of value TO the homeseek.
sr.-espta re New Mexican.
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Denver. Col, March s.-The Tax
Reform league, whose platform IL
no salaries for public oficials," has
been organized in this city. Its mem.
pers VIII support AZ the coming NUM-
ripal election nom but candidates
pledged 10 turn their salaries into the
public Improvement fund.
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Webb City. NO., March SAN IN.
exploded shot went on yesterday in
the Englewood mine here, setting
on a box Of dynamite which was in
the ground and killing Eve men and
iniuriug two,
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Pope Is Of Ysau ola

Now York. March s.--The pope cell
Iebrated his ninety-frst birthday Sat
utdsy. says a Rome dispatch to the
World. DR.. Mszzoni said His holi-
ness IL in marvellous health. He shows
NO siRn Of diminishing viFor--a mirac.
nicut thing In a mar Of his age"
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Young hothsr-I really dss't know
WAY b cries 70.
BsoAslor Prknd-Psrhaps IL is hi,
teeth coming through.
"Nsi He iss't tssihinE."
Maybe itis his hair coming thsouFh
thaa AaRta hinI"-Pnak
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A s~uSesssful msn 10 entitled 10 l.,s
praise thsa the mar who makes an
ethes effort after each fAilurs.-cAiss-
~ Daily Ns-s
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Y POINTS IN
Anp TERRITORY ssyonn,

W.. 3. LYONS.
Passenger and Ticket Agent, HisgiBsville, NO
Gro. J. CHARLroE. O. PAT. A.. Chicago, III
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