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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-04
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE


Seattle. Wash, Jan. 2. 1909.
20 the stockholders OF The Seattle
and San Francisco Railway and
Navigation Company.
You and each OF you are hereby
fotiiled that the regular annual
meeting Of the stockholders of this
Dmpany VIII be held at the general
dtices OF said company. room No.
az Bailey building. Seattle, WASH
hgton, on Thursday. January 18th.
BOZ, at the hour OF ten u0) O'Clock
q m, for the purpose of eiecting q
board OF Trustees TO serve for the
ensuing year. and for any and all
dher business that may properly
Ome before the meeting.
BY order Of the Board OF Trustees,
r.. r. GUERIN. Secretary.
The annual stockholders meeting
of the Cook Kitchen Mining Co.
viii be held at .. m. Saturday.
January 9Th. 1903. room ;. Pythiau
block. Signed
LYMAN BANKS. Secretary.
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10 restaurant keeperH ana others
y. q. blckertun VIII sell ON the
promises known as the French
Restaurant. No. zi9t First avenue.
on Saturday. the sih. ~ 10 70
sharp. dozen dining chairs. tables.
sidHhpard. steel range. counters,
Garland heater. efoteefy. glass.
show cases. partitions. Kitchen fur
niiufe. etc. no reserve. H. o..
Nitkerton aurtipneef.
~ ntRritros ssnsfsa sesuonssf
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Two dozen half-plnt bottles dollv-
cred 20 any part OF the city, Sl.O0.
Telephone Rainier 30.
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The
Vital
Question

IN CHOOSING A FAMILY
BEVERAGE rs THAT 1T MUST
BE HARMLESS AND. If
POSSIBLE. BENEFICIAL TO ALL
THE MEMBERS. THERE ARE
FEW BEVERAGES THAT CAN BE
TRUTHFULLY CLAssED UNDER
THIS HEAD. BUT THERE is NO
DOUBT ABOUT
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brought 10 England. but he escaped
legal punishment. although the In
fuFtatcd people came within an ace
Of tearing him limb from limb.
Sinking ef the Ems
Then It's only few years ago
that the big German Atlantis liner.
The Ems. with $50 emigrants on
board. was struck while crossing the
North sea, by the British steamer
Craithie and sunk Immediately, only
one woman passenger and about a
doxcn Of the crew escaping IN a
small boat and reaching Lsowestoft,
more dead than alive. after terri
he trip through the stormy scar.
The captain 81 the CFaithie sailed
on at once Ia the dim dawn % the
morning and Il was several weeks
afterwards when the vessel was dts
covered IN some port iu Holland.
The owners 81 the craithle had 90
paw heavy damages. but the captain
was not 50 much as arrested, aud
nothing was ever done 20 atone for
the lives lost through his negligence
and cruelty.
fnttrnatleaAi Law Needed
"In this case there we're some cx.
tenuating circumstances, as the
Craithie was severely injured her
seif ard narrowly escaped going 20
the bottom before she made port
I'VE have numerous Instances ~
the same kind ON this side of the
water every year. There should be
an international law making Il a
capital crime for tho officers OF a
ship who fan to render assistance
10 the drowning passengers II any
vessel they have injured unless their
own lives should bw placed In jenp-
aTsty by 40 doing.
AS the law stands today officers
responsible Tor criminal carsiessnesa
in negiecting to save shipwrecSed
persons may BE- punished BY iEnrrss-
cement or fine. but they seldom are"
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oporwo uousra

FOR sais.-ws hsv. ssw hlsh-cias.
lelEinx houses, not 81. kind that sre
usually titled with dummies aud . lot
Of chean, secoaa-h hand furniture, ntssi
expressly 20 cntch the nnaophlatlcat@l
stranger, bus some established. reputable
~ sod ray,ns ,nTes'5 ~. that W can
inysssEneut Co, ti2 Thifd avenue.
PLACER mines wanted IN The STATE 81
.ssis 60 go prospects only need
BUSINESS COLLEGES
cLAHkkA Fsrnin ahortkand Echool. n.
divifuai instruction. 81 Boston blk.
nfsT methods and teachers. Aefna business
College. second and Pike.
wILsoNs Messrn pss. COLI Main sid.
CLAfuvorAsTs
TEoF. FIfFfYSdN. the 6fq5fET1rSFE
rALMiBT. NOW LOCATED AT ie1s IA
AVE Prof sheldon. the worlds treat.
est ralmisi. may BE- consulted daily on
s az sns,f' ,, 2, ne his sOra :, sn,irs,y
refuses 70 accept a fec until you are PER
fresU satisfied. His advice on marr4ages
divorces, love, family afairs. bushes.
ate AMI truthful. matter what troa-
bic you may have call and he viii help
you.
1908 "a Ave. cor. Seneca 81.
Palrnistry taught mediumlstic persons de-
Neiored.
MADAM cARoILNA-Ths well known
wonderful eleirNoyani medium. tells past
present and sutur. names given: painisi
ave room 81 Green iiso. up' '~ ISL
CLOTHES CLEANING
SEATTLE Clothes Pressing Co; cio,he,
IN share. 81 80 month; dyeins. repair
ing iooI Third Red sss.
DANCING ACADEMIES
DANCING classes for beginners Monaay
and Friday evening at $3.50. Prof. VIII.
cons school OF dancing private lessons
daily hanke hail, Pike street.
PRoF. LITTLE. teacher ef ball room AMI
fancy dsncing. si2 Madison. Phone,
Bun esi.
SOCIETY and stage daneing. v n
kstea, supervisor Normal association.
2Sis First Green iaT6,
CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS
soDERouisT a RosELEAF, shopa n
2is 220 spring street.
HRoMLEI WELLS. generai contractors.
"a star Boyd bid Tel. Main s5e
MISUNDERSTANDING SCHOOLS
EGAN Dramatic School PREPARES > lplis ief
dramatic and operate stuge. advanced
pupils finished, and beginners accepted In
ei0oution ana oratory. viii furnish piava
and coach dramatic clubs Tues ana
Fri, Al Holyoke.
DnEssMAkERs
MISS #. HECHTMAN. dressmak ins
parlors, 22i Columbia street, rooms
10 and IL.
MRS. HANSON stylish millinery az low
eat prices. Corner Fourth ana Pine.
ron ladies' tailor and reception gowns
call az Lamb sisters. alo-aii Collins blk
DREssMAktNu pariorA ihif Third ave.
NINE. a, 8, SMITH, o. ilinkisy block.
LYNCH q SHAW, t0-T Halter bid
DIiNTIsTs
A. W, rilLLWs, o. Heussy block.
CHICAGO Dental Co, ba-s Hincklcy biz.
DfEiNG AND CLEANING
PARisiAN bye Works We cal! Tor. clean
press, deliver your clothes Once Iais
First ave; Tel, Main ioit.
AMERICAN Steam Dye Works. 1915 West.
orn avenue. Phone. Main IpT
ENGINEERS AND CoNTRACroRs
PUGET Sound Bridge a Dredging Do, bit
Pioneer building. railway and highway
bridges and viaducts, atcel and iron WORK
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WM II. HlfTNER. attorney - iaw suits
pgusetafel ana defended b. ~ eaura, -
ifhtH experience. tfprselinHn % hsnk
faI if9t companies Incorporated hnHtfhe "
fafffulif examined collections made -
aii psftH r. iiis United ff4tsn iiiahssi
fuWius 1fiaf aua hahh references, llt
ltifd atsnur. Phone. Main 1910
Alexander = Naitin 90 Auissi iifs.
PRANK - MlErTLiNu, Boaian bi8eh.
:, a. KELLOGG. 20 HALEY buiiaias.
~. y. LAMHrTH. 2os.s pssino tlooA.
a q. AAtposALb. t0s nafAs hgiiains
hopT fALAtN 4 nhuHN. fiotrsr tias
q ~ cofoVEh. t2sa Haiisf bsiiaiaT
LYMAN q. ksArr ~ taller bpiidpe.
y WAHb kKar. ~ DtaAa tsiiaiaE.
;. " Dou9tAH. TIA Mfa tors t,lE
noHAet rErhh sis Nes ratt biA.
riEniiE y, FEItng 80 nurAs bln.k
b n LANoLANp. ~ " Y block.
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Coal, wood. phone Seattle Fuel Co.
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1T HAS BEEN so OFTEN
PROVEN THE BEST ON
ACCOUNT OF THE RESULTING
HEALTH AND STRENGTH THAT
COMES FROM IT'S JUDICIoUs
USE THAT 1T rs A FAMILY
FAVORITE.
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THE CANADIAN bank or
EDsfkFsfftEs

THE CANADIAN BANK or
cOAMEHcE
Capital psid 70 ...... $1,000. IS 600 600
uKht mNiicE aaiiaFf1
tnteffst aiiaNsd aff iifrs a~lasta. E~a-
tfal issuAinE tNEif.sas fIsFesefef
BATTLE HHANCH Epffsf o. jHguea
ahr-f I'D Second aFsuus
- a. cAAEHoN. Manager,
tN~ff SOUND NATIONAL nANk OF
NtATIf.N
tiiai sferk raid b. ttss. coo. surplus. go. =
= fufth, rfsa \ n nalssmifh, vice
iftAt ~ p tnsfHs. cashier.
Afffrff aHHalsfits IL ffafsf GEasl cities Ia the
itiied Hiatrf snJ lafais
fNptsLA-h SAVINGS hksk
HrfrHf =ssHNe srd fitss street Carifdi
tsth tsHnnstciai savings ana graAi bust
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PRINTING AND BINDING
REAL ESTATE
REAL rsIATiS

- - v ~
THREE-RooM cottage On Queen
Anne. lot 60xi20; cash. $40.
New a-room cottage. lot 60fl20, fresh
Jersey COW, 70 chickens. large
barn, spring water In house. price.
81 200.
Corner, l20 square. close IN; 81, 500.
Cottages at $3.50. $500 and $500.
Lots-Queen Anne, North Seattle,
first hill. around Lake Uhion: very
cheap.
s0xl20 on Eighteenth: graded; fine
view everything paid FOR: price,
81 800.
ROGUE q SCHMIDT,
CPS Pacific Block. Phone John 1861.
WHY pay rent or INTEREST," when the
Home Cooperative Company Will
buy you lot and build you a
home at $500 per month SlS New
York block.
FOR well improved farms, small or large,
az low prices. call on us.
COLLINS g. WILLIAMS
Room 30 Sullivan building.
WORKING men with small capital. see
Lloyd, nrisoos 4 Lloyd about building
your homes. 80 Hineklsy block.
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L, \ BokohuE a JAh. j HoN4kiAAN.
sfsfs ate Hfthifsfts. kfsst hna niri1 e1f
fehsffai fifu sifDif'u tnite hlt fs
nnt hlofh, featA il.ons. ismsf 1871
ipnA oNAifAM 80 So 0lobs VI Tel
IHfnfh 12gll
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scANDINAvIAN-AMEnIcAN

- y y ~ : u = = y FaItIINN
BANK.
f SEATTLE asnsfei hsekfun bssinee-
Lfanfsftsa- het9sits ~ so ESQ a chill
tefn Ffss. D, T. Nfnn1aai afrt vice pres.
=. ~ es~iAFfn. cash }. - Lane. sass.
fash. so htNnefes
NATIONAL RANK or
COMMERCE..
feia ~ rsptfst ....s afsa coo.
lfartarfs general haakinE hasiaess. ~. G.
tiFtffs tfsa lt a. Hpsansf. cash. safe
erfsssit feaifs fHf feHf
Fafe Deposit Vault Boxes Tor Rent.
TiiE FifsNI NATIONAL. HANK 90
NhATTLN
Fal9 80 ca lifAl .s.. $50 ON
stsAFfsf fs@HafEs hnFirasf transafssd.
~ Haass gfs. rFss ~ MrMsekFn. vice
ffes = TURNER, cash. y. u. tisfahufst
SO. essh EsfhanEs % gfihsilai cities
~ 4. \ sa1 Eufat.s
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PUGET Sound Bridge q Dredging Do. SO
Pioneer building railway and highway
bridges and viaductH, steel and iron work
fer buildings; dredging and harbor i'm
provsments. pile diving.
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Ia Roche. renewed 10 All riru, ave.
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AMERICAN steam bye Works. iai0 west.
ern avenue. Phone Main Ip7
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10 and II.
MRS HANSON Stylish millinery aI low
cat prices. Corner Fourth ana Pine.
FOR ladies' tailor and reception gowns
call az Lamb sisters slo-sii Collins Blk
DREssMAKtNu parlorA ihif THIRD ave
NINE. a. s, SMITH, o. flinkisy block
LYNcH 4 SHAW, to-1 Halter bid.
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CLASSIFIED ADS.


us 49, - -. ''s'a-.-es...--
oHnpHkE, qItrMFilu a co. me- ~
suaff co., established fHH4 NintnH
claim abstracts. tHasfasut ~ TIE Mh
fusi iafe pull1iHE
uorItf.W uAkFoHb ~
rfHft CO.. established 1883. thHsmsni OF
haiisr tigsl Tl.fphells. Msin ift.
rtA4sf.iY Ansttest a. H lln.h
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WORKING men with small capital. see
Lloyd, Hriscos 4 Lloyd about building
your homes, 30 Hineklsy block.
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A. 81 finILms, 81 Hsussy block.
CHICAGO Dental Co, ba-s Hincklcy Blk.
DfEiNG AND CLEANING
PARiSfAN bye Works-W call for. clean
press, deliver your clothes Once Iats
First ave; Tel, Main 1914
AMEntTAA Qeaur,, n.s. Vf..t.- ,g,a
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HorsEs Axp Lors WANTED.

W have casa customers for houses. is.a
cottages. stores ans modern dweilgnrs n
al parts q The city. The oziy way u
tsh Fp9r property 10 70 advertise ana
- ue spend rive TfiOfygA~fg rsS1f-
LARS month for that purpons, 1t fol-
lows az q leNic4i cuncluslon that we ear
hfb y. Last yozF property vita %. aD4
our PHOTOGRAPHER Half take q view II
IT, shich siil - published IN hall tcref-
In al the iea6ias nsHspaperr III The efty.
GILMAN AMERICAN INVESTMENT
COMPANY.
cis THIRD Avenue.
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FOR Eais-Ws have q few hish.eiass
lodging h1eEss. not tire kind that krx
usually filled with dummies aud tot
Of rhean secondhand furniture, ntssd
expressly 20 cntch the nueophlntlcmfssd
stranger, bUs spnse established. reputable
and gupd paying Investments that W. can
pafeiY fecuuinsnd. German. a marlran
inYsstHnent Co, tt2 Third avenue
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MISS +. HECHTMAN. dressmakins
parlors, 22i Columbia street. rooms
10 and H.
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cLAruvoyASrs

MADAM cARofLSA-Ths well known,
wonderful elairSoyant medium, tells PAST
present and futur-; names given: palmist
readings and cards. 2hr I'M BOO lar
ave room OIL Green 1850
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-08-23


NJ Rico. conditions be
y v
where abundance o popularity
supposed breed three these
$
During the
American
swamed with flies When the withdrew the M disappeared
The a
which like
until States the cold caused disappear
fed
This
multiply island Yet there
which
yoked
flies
ground young 0 a
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and wrote young Hayes very pretty
letter announcing herself ready to
wait forever. ami was cutie disap-
pointed to receive a very prompt aad
business-ii;e answer by night. saying
She wouldn't have to wait six months.
but that lie should be busy n lac
meantime aad would not be able to
call very often.
Nobody saw much of young Hayes
about that time. except very clever
but unknown Young ocoulis;. who had
an Office near Central park. Then
people began to see him about again.
and after iit.le he reappearei one
day at the Office OF mis- clever business
friend. and resumed the conversation
where il had been broken off at tie
time Of his accident. He looked seri-
Gus enough row. and laid The plans
before the clever man clearly and
well.
4 month later ..e showed the same
firm expression 10 the dearest girls
mother while ne was telling CT mis- new
prospects. Put the dearest girl did
rot seem entirely satisfied even if mis-
arm was around her waist and an
early date being fxcI for their mar
riage she got him off in corner
as soon as she could. and said she
did not like the serious-minded ex-
preston tina. he had developed.
Now, Charley Hayes. that hateful
little man dil something awful to
your eyes" Taen. way up in G. Char
ley. only ore of them wrinkles"
That's all right. darling. answered
young Hayes. ccolly. Il had to have
glass one put in: 50 ! got them 10
make it with COOL. determined eX'
preston. and you sec it works TO
charm for business. I'll use the othef
nj home."-New York News.
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The Newspaper Will SupeIsGde the NOVel.
BY Jules Around the Eghty Days

~ He field he writer o the
This am inclined 10 th!ak
will ba Where DO 1
nc the and environ
TO
al in Volume
They Will be superseded enteE
newspaper in the sunday
which the lives OF the most pro
enovelt psyche
logical will all fast declining As
historic world will file Newspaper writer's nave
learned we'll that them will give posE
and inside the present
generation will die o hamilton.
living my admiration " ne
psychologist world knowingly de m
like ideas needs ana "
his smallest
onoctraed !ozonFe "
world TO come
will Volumes They will crystal
lie psychology live by writing up the cayc!
the real psychology of life is IN its
the the than
be obtained che the psychological moral the garh
o
Do think all battles cease? 80 Mature
will world she and will
the how dead?
the may become
do
c. Wells and !ew
other
planets only do human until these planets ar better Known
will be realing 2ho" Mars
Their work
Of pub
o
tc submarine boat and the
realities simply mace hcioh out
of
the young is as -Hs
I. tailoring could fashion
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BIT or a FAMOUS h?P-s To.
II WIS ~" rirs: ri.nt.d IN y.os:cra
Ncw Yorx AMI Woman I:a.sed II.
Nrs ScpAsoa.a r.c.rs Of ;lG,l.s.i.s
Orleans county. New Yo.'., celebrate.
her ri.ety-,hird L.!jAcey Ao o;ae-
day. The event was .-.:-..:c4 b.. =.
oid-f2sa.onod reception.
mistress Phelps" 6 her Oh
friends .nd relatives cali !:cy 70 tn:
cay, as shat was TIE Na- sEc vas adj
dressed tt..ce-4,artors Ct = oc2iiry
ago. sat in = cu.iously carved chair
which $ more thu l25 years old and
an heirloom. Bat the relic which in
terested the guests most was q cane
belonging to Col! Miles CT Knoxville
made frc::l the wSca &C the Grst app,
tree ni@atc;. n western New York
The fai.e Is handsomely carved an
beautifully polished.
II was, related at the birthday party
by Mistress Phelps than this first apple
tree was planted b. Mrs. Daaham.
who scwed the apple seed herself am
cared fcc the tender shoot until il wa
set OFT near the Durham Homestead
in the eastern Part CT what IS ROW
Erie county.
Mrs. Dunta1n came when a Sir!
from New York city. The family
stopped at Albany ard slowly worked
their way along the Mohawk, west
ward through the wilderness. The
stayed for a while at or near the salt
Springs of Syracuse and there. &C
cording to tradition. somebody gave
them a handful of apple seeds. From
enc OF these seeds came the first al
pie tree planted in western New YORK,
the advance guard CT the innumer-
able orchards that crowd the most
famous apple growing region IN the
world
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-08-23
AFTER BUGS. MOT faEN.
Drug Clerk Unnecessarily Alarmed
Over Demand for Poison

Drug Clerk Unnecessarily Alarmed
Over Demand for Poison.
He entered the drug store with his
lips set, and look in his eye that
denoted a determination that was des-
perate.
Il want some paris green" he said
hoarsely. "rig1t away! l can't wait.
They shall die this very day"
The drug clerk SPARED for time as
he worked his way to the telephone
to call up the police department. "All
right. SIR he said. but it will take
a little while to prepare it,"
Nonsense" said the man. 81 will
prepare it, They are ready to end
their existence. Give me the poi
SOM"
The Grug clerk paled aid pressed
the button for the porter.
Yes. yes" he said. how many
10 you intend TO kili?"
About million!" The clerk paled
ngain. Heavens" he exclaimed TO
himself the man is not only q would
be murderer, but a maniac as WE'LL"
Then he added aloud: Are you go
ing to annihilate children and women
as well?"
Children and women" said the
desperate man. Who said anything
about children and women? I'm after
the bugs on my roses. Is that stuff
ready yet?"
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Mercy SvmD.oms.

Life is failure" said the tired
looking passenger in a grave and far
away voice Man is fraud, woman
bore. happiness a delusion. friend
ship a humbug: love is a. disease.
beauty deception. marriage mis-
take. wife trial. a child a nuis-
arce: good is merely hypocricy, evil
is detection. The whole system of
existence-life. morality, society.
humanity. and all that's a hollow
sham. Our boosted wisdom is
ego:ism; generosity is imbecili.y.
There is nothing of any importance
but money. Money is everything.
and. after all what is everything?
Nothing. Ar-r-r-r,"
Glad TO meet you sir" said the
tnin little man with the ginger-hued
whiskers. extending his hand cordially
to the speaker. Il have the dyspepsia
petty bad al times myself. Chicago
Journal
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MUCH MONEY FOR CANDY.
Nineteen Mii;ioa Dollars Spent in Paris
in Two Ncnths.

in Two Ncnths.
Nineteen nill!on dollars for candy,
No that isn't what the world spends in
decade. but what the French people
pay out for sweets IN TWO months. De-
cemher and January. The average
price is GO cents = pounds. so yen can
see your Partisan sister has q sweet
tooth 0. no mean proportions.
France makes about l4S. 299 Geo pounds
OF corrections every year and exports
only one-tenth of ii England makes
more than this and exports nearly half
its product-thcy don't give little girls
candy in England the way they do over
here. Germany ranks third in the can
dy-making business among nations.
and threatens 10 pass its rivals before
long.
The best French chocolates come
from Paris. Bordeaux and Lyons. so be
sure the young man who comes 10 see
the grown-up sister and brings a box
of candy has only the best. The ia
nous marrons glaces come from Ar
deche. Gard. Rhone. Cantal. and Cler-
mont Ferrand. Don't forget that and
make sure the name is on the wrapper.
French manufacturers of sweetmeats
are complaining now about the high
tax o. sugar ana cocoa. On the latter
a duty o; S20.07 is imposed on each
900 pounds while the impost on sugar
amounts to s!l.6S for the same amount.
Fen al that French confectionery
would be cheap If the makers didn't
have to pay nearly 10 cents a pound
tax of the manufactured goods.
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DREAM AND DREAMER.

In the sunlight. in the starlight,
Be- the valley. hill and stream.
You re a dream. and I'm dreamer
And my soul thrills 10 the dream!
Though you seem 10 fade-a phantom
In the shadow, in the beam,
Still follow-fieetly follow.
Evermore my dream my dream!
Evermore DER landscapes lighted
With the spienlor OF your eyes.
Eyecmore o er wind-wept oceans.
With their storms and with their sighs;
Evermore IN grief ami glory
Dearer than the world you seem;
Still the dream. and still the dreamer,
And my soul is IN the dream,
Atlanta Constitution.
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Ecards Not Pleasing.

Il suppose / will surprise NY
young readers writes T. r. O'Connor
in Nj. A. p. when tell them that
remember the time when a man who
wore a beard was regarded as some
thing of phenomenon. and. indeed.
as scarcely gentlemanly: but so it
was At the bar young barrister
who wore a beard or a mustacne
would so outrage the etiquette of the
profession that he would be refused a
hearing by some judges, and by others
so sneered to make solicitors