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The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-25
Delightful entertainment.

a lea party was given yesterday
afternoon from , to 4 O'Clock by
Mrs W r Shank at her home on
the corner Fifth street and Santa
Fe avenue to a few Of her many
friends in honor of her guests,
Mrs Arlie Reckmey and daugh-
ters, Miss Bessie and Bella, of
Beuleh Neb asaa, and the depar-
ture of her sister, Miss Zaidee
Church, who leaves for ber home
in Joplin, Missouri There were
about two dozen present and they
all report fine time. Refresh
mems consisted of cake, cookies,
peaches and cream and tea. *##
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-25
LEAVES FOR WHITE HOUSE.
rirs. Roosevelt Leaves Oyster
BAY for Washington.

Oyster Bay, sept - Mrs.
Roosevelt, accompanied by her
children mad two servants, left this
morning on s-pr'vste car for Wash
ington Mas Roosevelt viii do
some shopping at New York dur
ing the day and will leave over
the Pennsylvania road for Wash
lngton tomorrow
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-25
ENGLAND AND JAPAN
To Join Hands and viii Have
Closer Relationship.

London, Sept % Messages
travelling between London and the
emperor of Japan say that the
two countries viii Join bands in
closer rele ionship than has pre-
viously existed.
Warren sheaf., 1901-08-22
Their Secret is Out.

All Sadieville, KY, was curious tc
learn the cause of the vast improve
ment in the health OF Mrs. S. P. Whit
taker, who had for a long time, en-
dured untold suffering. from a chron
.ic bronchial trouble. ssIt's all due to
DR.. Kings New Discovery" writes
her husband. .'It completely cured
her and also cured our little grand
daughter of severe attack ol
Whooping Cough It positively
cures Coughs, Colds, La Grippe, Bron.
chitis, all Throat and Lung troub'
les. Guaranteed BOTTLES SOC and
81. 90. Trial BOTTLES free at Whit.
ney's drug store.
Warren sheaf., 1901-08-22
Card of Thanks.

To all dear friends, both at Moor
head and Warren, who gave us their
kindly assistance and sympathy
during the illness and at the funeral
OF our beloved little daughter,
Astrid, we return our most sincere
May heaven reward you
for your kindness, and when the
hour Of great bereavement comes to
you, as it doubtless will some time,
this being the lot Of man, may you
never want the comfort and help
that true friends can give.
Mr.. and Mrs. JOHN p. MArrsoN.
Warren sheaf., 1901-08-22

In cases OF cough or Group give the
little one One Minute Cough Cure.
Then rest easy and have no fear.
The child will be all right in a little
while. It never fails. Pleasant to
to take, always safe, sure and al
most instantaneous in effect. John
son Drug Co..
/ P. T. Thomas, Sumterviile, Ala:
= was suffering from dyspepsia when
I commenced taking Kodol Dyspep-
sia cure. took several bottles and
can digest anything Kodol Dys-
pepsia Cure is the only preparation
containing all the natural digestive
fluids. 1t gives weak stomachs en-
tire rest, restoring their natural
condition. johnson Drug Co.
Eruptions, cuts, burns, scalds and
sores OF all kinds quickly healed by
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. Certain
cure for piles. Beware of counter
.feits. Be sure you get the original
DeWitt's. Johnson Drug Co.
Warren sheaf., 1901-08-22
Gard ofThanks.
tor of the Warren Sheaf.

10 the Editor Of the Warren Sheaf.
We the members OF the German
Evangelical Lutheran church oi
Comstock, desire to thank the people
OF Warren and Marshall county who
attended the dedication exercises OF
our new church building, Sun
day, Aug II, and especially Mr..
Mattson, who SO generously adver-
used the event and lent such other
assistance to make the event sue
cess, and for the account published
III the Sheaf OF Aug. 18th.
John LOeslie. Sec.
Warren sheaf., 1901-08-22

20. Buck, Beirne, Ark, says: I
was troubled with constipation un-
til l bought DeWitt's Little Early
Risers. Since then [ have been en-
tirely cured of my old complaint.
Recommend them. Johnson DrugCo.
Something new under the sun .
We obtained the plans onfarm loans
that farmers have been looking for.
Very liberal. See u.s.. and have a
talk even if you do not decide to
make your loan now.
FLANDERS & WOOD.
Warren sheaf., 1901-08-22
Notice to Contractors,

Sealed bids for the erection of a
school house in district No. SS, in
town OF McCrea, will be received by
the trustees until Z O'Clock p. M,
August 31st, 1901, Plans and spec
lhcations may be seen at the Sheaf
office and at the office OF the school
district clerk. Right reserved to re-
ject any or all bids. -~.'
BY order of Trustees.
PEDER j. HOLAN,. Clerk.
Warren sheaf., 1901-08-22
WANTED.

Y Ten good nien and teams to do
summerfallowing adjacent to Kenne-
dy. Price $1.25 to $1.5O per acre.
First-class work required.
Apply to 81. ". DONALDSON,
Kennedy, MINI.
july. 25th 1901,
Warren sheaf., 1901-08-22
TreSpaSs Notice.

All parties are warned that trespas-
sers on the south half and northwest
or. sec.2 Boxville will be prosecut-
ed. -..- G.. A. Penney. !,
Warren sheaf., 1901-08-22
Music Lessons.

Miss Louise Grindeland is now
prepared to give instruction on the
piano at her home. Apply at A.
Grindeland's s residence.
Warren sheaf., 1901-08-22

James White, Bryantsville, Ind,
says: DeWitt,,s Witch Hazel Salve
healed running sores on both legs.
he had suffered 6 years. Doctors
failed to hel p him. Get DeWitt's.
Accept no mutations. johnson
Drug Co.
Ladies, we have justreceived a fine
newline of biasgore straight front cor:
sets in the medium and extra high
busts. Come in and see them.
&. G.. WINCHESTER.
Warren sheaf., 1901-08-22

Subscribe Tor the WARREN SHEAF.
the official paper of Marshall county.
Come in and see the new Improved
United States Separator at F..
G. c. W1NcHEsTER's.
We have just made arrangements
whereby we can loan out thousands
of dollars on farm lands on terms
that will surprise you. Have a talk
with us before you decide to close up
a loan. FLANDERS & WooD.
Warren sheaf., 1901-08-22

July, 25th 1901.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-03-22

A1ssssAQb4e aaase.
~ - siasA ~. asi1tav. ~ nlasn. ~
esoAalVel, mn
Aeaal lssAia9 Astasse ~ lice. - Ajusselss, =
ke4nse1 raesa IA - naAs = 11usaas s-sas'
= sasesssvs aAjstki6sil
Aae1sHtlsnsaes tt1 - Fsa sa1aa sstas1
- ssNolssssseA ~ staAsG !eisna.
DespAy saAe" e1naoeA DssaAa2, 4 agossvA.
Lssaa rsetiag ssebsas sAxa0el vsskiy. J.
~ kAAs eftsA psMk1ng neasly 49,. CAu
The Holly chieftain., 1901-03-22
Onward and
Upward Herd.

Of Registered, Prize Winning, Poisud ChtnA
Ho9s Quality aud Breeding guaranteed equal ii
snv bead ea4t a. we~t.
Also Plymouth Rock Chickens winnsss At First
aud Hweepstskcs premiums. Stock for sale at Al
times, G. e. DxksrsHBrIs, Breeder
10 miles northwest of Holly.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-03-22
il
S
Not !.

Necessary for yoo 10 ss.wsaeA the
goods you BAY here.
You ket full weight and full count
every t!uss. A child can boy ssd. est
trssted Just The saes = older psop,s
and that Is. jsst right.
II y not ths price sou ~ but ~
quality you got that makes IN. article
cheap.
when Il comes 70 groceries voa eso-
not duplicate my prices and quality
in tl,e.valiey.
Every thing IL new and clean and
strictly up to date aud for cash.
These price Will not hurt You sns
make you pooE>
i0lhs Sal soda .a6e
! dpssn oranges. .................. ..3oc
! dossn lemons ...............:....3se
S.cans sazs' corn. .16e
= dsns Grssa~ich' fvs. ......... 10
10 han world hester soas. ....... .1se
! anart boteis Manshsllh Dteklss. Ne
/ at. bottle Marshall's chow chow, Ne
l quart isr preserves. !. NJ
l large bastle horse rsAtoh :. 80. ise
! - soda crackers ~. ..........sse
, As Lion coffee ................., 80
. = Bss nd.is sbpsos ...........ssse
|S - GeQotta aopSae z1c
9 esns s.ics1c csusssais pssebss. =. $50
~ - osS ~ Nc
i , shsdv aysy, e'ss.ssv bs.te. sss
Ihsve pssntv Of sxtsaasad hoasy, It
,oc per psand. y.
sesd s.es. posasoss aad eo,on sis,A
s'so sasdse !: aas1.
.. y. = TAs.oxY
The Holly chieftain., 1901-03-22

s5is
s 4
|ID xa al n & il11I( " y ~ b 80 y
= r. q ~ / = q + = q I;111
|as Z! l.! - I yfssss : = ~ - at
Ilsss tsng vbo s1ae y ~ =
aatnts Nas1ee ~ llIsos ul,i, 81 -
- - ADssl nsllneoees. - -
ssseqA spulluesv ee1DsI ~ - tnsnln
(iS a1vaol - - - ultail, - r.
a1asSssesy. #
n tssasadl seshs GAasSiISia = 90,
csuDsd y ~ prsuss ~ inSrove.
nssAt tasss of ~ sditm, ~ csusoC
.'the devii''-- VI 4osesnsa Whioh -
iss Be. " hsooDs = expert acsohas b
hsvtnetssgring over, slide pnAss .
nunero0s wsvs Hs,al siapes . aeeoa.
plish hi AssassA results. 1T nsss1s
thslee bc win roll anotts, sxmh,e
asachipsr and iasse III Cassktsis -
una, s ~ J.
\ very pseasant evening was speas
at the h0ne Of the MiA MillkneseG
'.st Friday evening whicS - sss11k
in dancing. Excellent 1utfc wtkl
furnished bv NJ. Nums Vidal. lssA
WAS served for r-frsshnsnG fh0Ge
present were, Misses Aana 0ofsa
Bessie Gasritson, lGae KIlbs. Anna
Fullerton and, Martha Evsi,s. MeaseE
Jos bentley, "a Mt1toa, Geo. Wilsua.
Ed Jones, Cli6 Wood sad Numsvi
dal. -
Prof. L. g. caipsantsr caiIpisan u III. st.ts
Assstcultufat Cdllsge u Fort CollinA
informs w thestasioa has . linited
amount Of Sorghum seed Of two or
three varieties which it will dist rib.
ute Tor Department ofaAsrieuiturs.
Az solne people In this vicinity have
had favorable experience with aore-
hum on dry ground, II may be that
Apnst 0t o0r readers will want to obtain
sona r The seed. These who receive
u ne expected to tsDosti The
FeA AZ The trial and method Of
nent during the season.
y. r. While 4 Co. nov have the
new sddition TO their store anished
In elegant shape and well Rilsd with
. stock Of mems and boys ready
msds clothing. They have made con.
siderable improvement throughout
the whole store and evesy,hlae looks
- neat = . pin. The hsm, hsa pur.
chased the millinery stock Of Hrk. n.
e. Wright and have added 70 Il, ths
latest styles and assortments iq that
line direct from 1t Louis. THIS d.
partment viii be In charge Of Mss,
wriKhr ind viii BE special fessure
!: of the'r e ~.n..poth .. store, =
The Holly chieftain., 1901-03-22

- - ~ 81 qooQ fs4
Local and Personal.
Brick for sa,e. see Chris Classa.
See White Tor Sal. Mackerea and
White HI. ~ 80
John Simpson Was down frm
Granada SUNDAY. aSs'.,:..-
Frank HolsinRes spent Sunday in
Amityville. :, 5-s,i',r
". NJ. Wiley went to Denver Sun.
nav niahts sta e-.s,sy; 80
Some Of the sodshasden- Visited In
Holly Sunday. h'-9d ~. i,-
$. /. wils'n, .. Lamar. -. il tovn
last Friday.
Dennis Connelly went to Lamar
Monday.
o. e, Vincent went to Lamar IN
btislness Mondag. ). .Snss
The Santa Re constr uction crew
art In town this y eeAt,
ARirl was hp,nto Nj. and Mn. J.
Il. Buckler last SATURDAY.
Several Hollvites attended the dance
at Coolidge Friday n 'Rht
Baker SInpaon returned from Grip
pie Creek last Etidsrs;
Several Of Gran.,l's Young people
were in Holly Sunday.
". J. Pratt bas adSed several can
Of lumber to his yard this week.
Mn Millinter, Mrs. Clara Duncan
and daughter Janet Ire Visiting In
Pueblo. .''s .ts-s -'i.s
Joseph sperry returned sunday
from a weeks rec1esti6n On H0rxe
creek. ...;Sse s7fs se
Chris Upper, Of Greeley. county,
Ksnsas, ia ahearine Lewis Kepksrt's
sheep. r,.,.,
Thos, McGratsi arrived YES te,day
lnorning wlth-aparry II Land seekers
Howard Bro IN and John Bowlen
returned yesterday from their trip ta
Texas.
Theo. Baxter, who u riding . por-
tion Of the.Anity eansl was In town
= short time Tuesdsv. Sn sss'st+ -
il Wood purchassd 10 head q.
one and two year old cattle u the
cOlony last Saturday. 7'h
Harry pettse had hi. alfalfa
threShed last week and the Yield h,
reported Is quite good. :. M
The trains On the Sahts Re arc get.
ting to Be yery regusafain their IT,
regularity. ~ -. fs.i4 {
Psul Jeklin will have : public sale Of
his personal property tomorrow after
noon vt one O'Clock.
Lee Brownlee has rented Paul Jck.
Inns place In town f"r i year and will
take possession Monday. =
|, G. I. AcPhempn vent east last
Tuesday might. IA. .purct.aae stp4 III
for the spring and summer iAsd&s
I'd, Fosd. representative af Swat.
ft,ed Isr~x DRY ,GMds csmpSan 1t
Kansas Gitwspent Sundsys1o Holly.
h ". B. l,adies has beia i ySrv ~ ssck ' for
about two weeks He Il thought 70
be improvin6 some in tils. 1 ast few
'dsys
J. G. ,Brecknn. fefathed from Lakin
SUNDAY and Is takinF I rest, he hav.
ing resigned his position - station
agent there. z
Anvoas hayiag Z copy OF the ca ee,
tsi4 detsd Nssoa l, lp0La vsu soafes
= fsvos aRps ~ sArlnatee q ssall
laG u "a this opce. So &
A citisatx Oalidss Mot !: hfnaeif I
The Holly chieftain., 1901-03-22

r. New AitIlsssy.
Ses White fos the newest styles
and most popular prices In lsdiea
hsta
The Holly chieftain., 1901-03-22

nv - csl1Isxl.ass r. -.
So Nbise sue e<assses s..
~ white for 1bsla4rss1l la;snfs ~
o,a. TAnev Cpsn : c. 1el6.As ..
soas q oaf Isdslsss;s; 4; v IL ~ :
fsntasa.c'' attended ~ danes q
anneds nsada. nlsha s:
J. 4. Dealsy noved : hosss ssos
Cpeltoas % NJ - aers tsaas. hers
ysssssday. us Vim - Il ~ ~ !
residence.
". = Tbshox has paf : nsw gas
lanp In hls saess which togstl,sI
wish his bsanin9 cttansenanca sivsl
sDrth . bttlispt illunisatson,
= ". Tut&,s ~ plsssA 1 -.
ntaese sewie9 maeAlne fShh Ram -
ehop, and hseah 6ow ~ ~ yoss
haxness while yoa wait.
WuH. smith ~ : vsarltas oat
Last week. He pFised the cilt very
hIRhlv n 1t took 6rst premium st'the
fair hare last TALL. = IS
Take your .wascn, clock or ieweiry
70 Appleaats It Lamar and have II
fepsiled 10 3 nrst claas manner. All
WORK Guasanteed to give satisfaction.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-03-22

Z Moelge.
On and aftsf March 18th we y
sell for cssh and cesh only. Ho
Pharmacy. IEELaeHH,ssBDoe. Pro
New-York tribune., 1901-02-11

French artificial flowers Of the finest quality.
Brocaded silk bags make lovely favors. especially
If they are finished with silver tops and clasps.
and sachets filed with good Florenne orris toilet
prec!ated.
A pretty novelty of this winter is a chatelaine
with toilet accessories shut up in its different
cases tiny powder box with powder puff. a
miniature mirror, a brush and comb both OF lil-
putian dimensions. each folding into its case, and
pair OF scissors. Work chatelcines are also
pretty presents. in which the pendants con-
sist OF needebook, thimble in its case. scissors.
thread box, etc These chatelaines carried
either in leather, brocade silver. Candle
shades make dainty favors. especially those
cred with artificial flowers They should have
satin ribbon strings ol the same color tied in a
bow that they may be hung over the arm.
In the way % ePhemeral favor every conceivable
thing is made out OF tissue paper. and the Won
derfu ingenuity and real artistic ability that are
displayed seem worthy OF a better cause. The
picture hats the dainty muffs with bouquets of
New-York tribune., 1901-02-11

wiser and more appropriate when buying ex-
persive favors 10 choose articles that will be cher
ished. Small. daintily bound volumes OF the poets
and essayists also under this class Silver
Dutch toys are one Of the latest novelties in the
way OF souvenir trinkets-any small piece OF
jewelry IN dainty leather boxes etc.-and II is
the fashion put small presents Of this kind into
pretty silk bags; favOrs that combine decoration
with q certain utility also popular. For In
stance. pretty dance recently fine leghorIi hats
tied up with broad handsome ribbon and
filed with beautiful artificial flowers. They
sembled picturesque baskets. the ribbon. with
effective bow. forming the handle but they really
only needed the ribbon and flowers pinned
make charming picture hats for the coming season.
Long gided wands shepherd crooks. with
decorative punches az the end. popular alike
with hostess and dancers, for the former appreci-
ates the brilliancy they give 10 the and the
latter realize that they are the most conspicuous
favors that are given These may be expensive or
inexpensive, the hostess decides. and they
equally effective whether they consist Of a many
coored bunch OF tissue paper flowers tied up with
a tinsel scarf costly ostrich plumes fastened
the long pompadour wands with richest ribbon or
New-York tribune., 1901-02-11
QUEEN TTCTORIA'S FRIENDS.
THE NCBILITY-GODMOTHER TO
THEIR CHILDREN.

One Of the most marked characteristics of Queen
Victoria IS said by those who knew her best 10
have been her loyal friendship for women. She
never ceased 10 care fer one she had loved. even
When separated by distance or death. One Of her
earliest friends was Queen Louise of Belgium
mother of the present King Of the Belgians- Al
though the Queen died in 1850 Victoria always re-
membered her affectionately and in one Of her
private rooms at Windsor Castle four portraits OF
Queen Louise still hanging.
Her Majesty's constant friendship for the ex-
Empress Of the French is well known From the
moment of Eugenie's arrival in England as a
refugee she had been treated a beloved sister
might he. and is said to he almost prostrated by
her grief at the Queens death
But it was not orl+ 20 royal women that Vic
toria gave her friendship Among those in her
Court were number thus honored. and in Her
Malestys Journal of Life I'm the Highlands she
frequently refers in terms Of afeotionate intimacy
10 Jane, MarchIoCess Of Ely. and Jane. Lady
Churchill. Her liking extended TO their children.
Lady ChurChns being made page Of honor in
the foyal h"tStho.d WREN hoy. and later GehtIe-
man IN waiting. The Queen was Eodmother, also,
In the Journal Lady Ely is often spoken Of as
DowaGcr of Athole was arother Of these friends.
Majesty's liking for the Duchess of Sutherland.
wao ~ Ms{rf.s Of M, Robes early in ner rfisn &
so soon after her ACCESSION gave he key 70 the the
ladies IN waiting with the change of Ministry and
IN consequence the Old administration returned TO
power.
The wife Of the Queens secretary Sir Henry
Ponsonhy. was one II ne maids OF honor before
her marriage. and has always been connected with
the Court Her Majesty gOdmother TO son
and daughter of seCretary'S wife. and was
present AT the marriage Of hef dauGhtsr in l&l'
which a. signal favor. as she had not at
tended tho wedding Of Il subject in many years.
She granted apartments for life at -. James $
Palace to Lady Pousonhy.
Other valued friend Of the Queen were the
Duchess DowaRer OF argyu, the DowaGer Lady
Sout harn rnptou. the DoWager Lady AuptEih. the
Duchess Of Roxburghe anj the Duchess Dowaser
of Abercorn. Thee are all living, 10 add their
mourning the general grief.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-11
NEW LEADERS IN CANADA
ROBERT LAIRD BORDEN CHOSEN TO
HEAD THE CONSERVATIVE PARTY
L.P. BRODEUR BECOMES SPEAK
Err OF THE HOUSE.
Err OF THE HOUSE.

Montreal Feb. 10 (SpecaD.-The leadership Of tho
Conservative party in Canada has fallen to man
whose name was never mentioned in that connec-
tion four months ago. Then It was understood
that Sir Charles Tupper would be succeeded
upon his retirement either by G. E. Foster or Hugh
John Macdonald. with the chances in favor OF the
latter In the elections, however. Sir Charles TUp
per was defeated himself and this compelled his
immediate resignation. Both Mr.. Foster and Mr..
Macdonald had likewise been defeated under cir
cumstances very damaging 10 their prestige They
therefore were without seats in the House. and
neither In position discharge the duties of
leadership vacancy in the House could not be
made for either OF them, since a member cannot
resign his seat pending the reorganization OF the
House. They thus both of the running
New-York tribune., 1901-02-11
Ia CHAMPAGNE AT QUARANTINE.

NIGHT-MAUDE CONNIE ON BOARD.
The steamer La Champagne. of the French Lina
passed Sandy Hook SIS o'clock yesterday AFTER
noon Owing TO the ice at her pier. at Morton-st.
and North River. II decided not 70 attempt TO
bring her up last night She anchored therefore. at
this morning
Among her passengers is said 10 be Maude Come.
the Irish Joan OF Arc" she is called Miss
Come is decidedly anti-Enssh and ,pro-Boer II
Is believed she will do much agitating wnie sne
is in this country Her first address VIII oe nnaoo
Sunday evening in the Academy OF Nasac,
Miss Come will be met at the FrenSn LIne picl
by delegations from Irish societies. Sne WIZ stAy
81 khe Fifth Ayanus RAtDA
New-York tribune., 1901-02-11
LITTLE GIRRs LETTER TO THE ouEEN

few years after the death OF Prince Albert
something occurred which revived the general syrn-
pathy then felt and expressed FOR Queen Victoria.
Hearing this talked about so much in the family a
little ve-year-old girl said her mother one day:
I would like 10 write 20 the Queen ana tell her
how sorry am for her" Her mother said: You
may write 10 the Queen. I she would like
20 have a letter from little girl" Accordingly
upon paper and pencil being given her, she went
away by herself and without help or suggestion
printed a little letter OF sympathy 20 the Queen.
II began thus:
Dear Queen: am sorry your King IS dead"
The letter, with a few words OF explanation hv
ner mother, was delivered 70 the Queen through
the American Minister in London. The Queens
gracious acknowledgment OF the letter through her
secretary proved that she must know perfectly the
pure affection OF little girls heart. The child
passed away soon after having written the letter
shc now, that the Queen. too, has passed AWAY
ner parents recall the incident illustrative OF
The Queens character
New-York tribune., 1901-02-11
MOODFs INFLUENCE SPREADING.
THE WORK OF THE EVANGELIST AT
NORTHFIELD BEARING FRUIT IN INDIA

The Influence of Dwight L. Moody and North
neid was the subject OF the addresses yesterday
afternoon at the West Side Auditorium No 31s
West Ftfty-eighth-st. General o. O. Howard pre-
sided, and the music was furnished by the male
choir of the West Side Branch Of the Young Mems
Christian Association under the leadership Of Pro-
lessor Morgan Reuben Manley the boy soprano
sang a SOLO
The Rev j. Campbell White. OF Calcutta India
secretary In charge OF the Young Mers Christian
Association work in that land. said that as The
White House impressed him as the embodiment
ana centre or the largest political power in the
world. so Mortified stood foremost among the
places from which spiritual influences have gone
forth in the last generation and in the present
"A mighty spiritual impulse he said comes in
evitably 10 men who come in touch with the in
huenceS at Mortified. Mr.. Moody was too wide
in his sympathies TO conhne himself 70 one place
or State His influence has been exerted througb-
out as wide sphere that in which the Anglo
New-York tribune., 1901-02-11
SOME CURIOTS LAMPS.
e Youths Companion.

From The Youths Companion.
FREELY lamp has the charm Of novelty. II halls
from the West Indies, and Is quite pretentioUs
affair being eighteen inches high and built IN
three stories IL is made of wicker and bamboo
cages. with little doors
In these cages frefies imprisoned and are
cared for and fed. The lamp Is one OF a collection
brought together at the National Museum in Wash
ington by Walter Hough.
The collection includes lamps OF all ages. from
those OF ancient nations TO lamps Of to-day. There
old English lanthorns there that would de-
light the heart of the collector OF curios.
Among the Chinese lamps are those made of ban-
boo and used TO light alleyways. They the IL
hmina that often lead 10 conftagra tions
Esquirnau lamps. old fashioned olive oil lamps and
Japanese lanterns suspended from sticks add 20
the interest OF the collection
New-York tribune., 1901-02-11
r. L. BORDEN.

Saxon race predominates, and it has been mighty
lhtueace for God, which we must perpetuate. In
hVe towns in India. where ten thousand college
students from all parts OF the country gath
cred we have twenty men who are spreading the
Influence Of NorthieId'
The Rev James McConaughy. Of Mount Hermon
made an appeal for funds help insure the
continuance of Mr.. Moody's at that place
and AZ Northhed- Professor w. W. White, of
Montcair principal Of the Bible Teachers Insti-
tute, spoke Of Mr.. Moody's personal characters
tics, especially shown in his last sayings,
the day OF his death which he called his corona
tton day He pointed out the evangelists conf
dence In men. his appreciativeness OF others, his
eagerness 10 do the will OF God. his enthusiasm,
his unseihshness. and the reality of God to him.