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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-03-15
SHARE PLANTING.

In addition to these there are abou.
$50 persons engaged in sundry clearing
contracts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-25
A Million Voices

Could hardly express the thanks Of
Homer Hall, Of West Point Ia. Lis
ten why A severe cold had settled on
mis- lungs, causing a most obstinate
cough. Several physicians said he had
consumption, but could not help him.
When all thought he was doomed he
began to use Dr. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption and writes: III COM
pletely cured me and saved my life. |
now weigh 221 pounds" It's positively
guaranteed for Coughs, Colds and Lung
troubles Price soc and 100 Trial bot
ties free at u. G. NJ. I, Drug department,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-25

m r,r nv wv l would long ago have been
som ~ 'Sse' writes Mrs. S. II. New
bs1n y pscstur Ala. III II had not
Years Electric Bitters. For three
srxt ,suneFed untold agony from the
krass S,lns OF Indigestion, Water
hIt M s"nach and Bowel Dyspepsia.
torld =, sAoehent medicine did me a
ttrt,ly sood, Since using IL I can eat
In fra,ehd have gained IS pounds"
sspsce s,suon, Loss Of Appetite.
Er,r,o p, Liver and Kidney troubles
vi cure ', o,,. are a positive, guaran-
'sartms4t ''c az H. T. Nj. l. Drug
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-25
Nc QUIET
DOMINGO CITY.

Oct. 27.--A cablegram
at the navy department
commander Patch, OF the
cruiser Montgomery,
her way from Colon TO
ting that he had found
ct at San Domingo city,
reported last week that
d broken out.
he case, the Montgomery
her original orders and
le has replenlshed her
uan, she viii relieve the
ten IL stationed at Cap.
Ing the latter vessel TO
ne Ranger, which has
at Panama for several
IS started for San Fran
uncing her sailing from
'mmander Of the Ranger
ION Of the reported ar.
a bay of the newly &C.
an government gunboat
Is expected to clear the
out Of lsthmian waters,
ch received at the state
m United Staes Minis
d last evening. stated
one case of yellow few
ser Montgomery. The
pprehend any extension,
IN View OF the perfect
ethods Of handling such
up and particularly Ia .
e with which the mos
ansmit the disease, can
therefore,, unless there [
e cases, the ship Will
gina program.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-25

;, aThe FAN Of Babylon was
nreain Ms Josiah Beck. MIS-. Us
given w "a paper that had been ieit
born CAV former program. the ciup
over from = meet with Mrs. Evans.
r,i4a Chapman and Nellie
MISSES American Fork were VISIT
Mercer Glands in Provo during the week.
roseoh Cheever entertained a
MIS- 'pbeI. Of ladies Monday compll-
large nun" so her mother Mrs. Hannah
menlN ,rbose present were Mesdanes
smith, .,iiock Bullock, Taylor. ozark,
John Puarsiess Egertson, cum, ozark
John ~ ,rwelyps. Keller, Worsley,
Ctayeh saith Miner, Brereton, Moore,
MARTIN stewart, Cotton, GLACIER, Gray
Smith
49,, Cbeeyer also entertained
.n1nosAay afternoon at kensingtoh
Weu, .be following ladies were present
iea' tnv tucker, John, Holt Potion,
Mesla"'Ii Jensen. Farrer, Smith, Barney,
TayoH nlght Evans. Henrie, Clutf, Vo.
TAN , n Farren, l.. Llsler, Crosby,
gal XyIUjams, Jones, Robinson,
Hyuo, stortup Graham, Loose, Blu
tmoVH sutton. Bachman, Thurman,
nlehs" "n page. Hinckley, Roberts Butt
u'' Have. TAYLOR Mcbride. Bonnet,
Ward Vincent. Homer
Ace philip Speckart will go to Salt
ga CIV Tuesday TO spend several
l heSS win her friends
poval Barney and JOS. Il.
Ml' bave rytuBed, after two weeks
spent hunting
,,.. Griffin of san Jose, California, is
,,a Saest Of Mig. Kitty Kinds
v,s calvin Cra!gan of Woods Cross
:. Visiting her mother, Mrs. Peter
Stubs
,u,, Tessie Roberts has visited
,Jords in Eureka for the past week.
stE
pr. A. Christensen of American
vork spent several days win ms pa
,ents and sister this week.
The The following ladies' and gentlemen
,,so, Me rounds with the Bryan party
S,r and Mrs u. j. Williams, Mt and
yrs Royal A. Barney, Mr.. and Mrp
Sam King. Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Me-
nri6e and Miss Florence Taylor,
Tho Nineteenth Century club me.
r4,b Mrs Eph Sutton, Friday after
rooa and were entertained by the TO-
l'ying ladies'. Mrs. Leon Bachman
.sad paper on Carthage" Mrs, II,
Goodwin gave the history Of Han
,ibai.n Mrs. Buckler gave the history
oi'Publus scipio." Mrs. Sam schwab
yas elected representative to the fed
Grafton atOgden
The following program was success
,,lly carried out Thursday evening In |
n, Fourth ward meeting house at Il
tapwell entertainment given for Pro- |
waiter NJ. Wolfe, who will leave short |
~ for a mission TO Great Britain
Address Of welcome ,....,Geo. w. Gee
Vain solo ........,.,.u Prof. Miller |
Something Funny-"u".Enoch Clark |
1uet.,,.,,.... .,,,,,., .s,.,,,,.,
Mrs. Frank Ramsey and Miss
leppeson
Recitation Mr. Lynn sutton |
VOCAL solOu..,.-..Prof. Anton Lund
Mandolin and guitar.
.,.... Partridge Brothers
HaclauOn. Prof. j. b. Walton
Ladies' quartet club.
Instrumental music Miss Clara Clun
Remarks .,""..,..,,,., PrOf Noll1
Song .,",.,.,,,..,..,., Efma knlgf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-25
~ MO WIFE.
o Puts 4 Third vio-
His Credit.

George Chapman,
America In 1898 and
landlord Of a South
oned a young woman
aim as his wife. Il
us was the third VIZ
within FIVE years In
the prisoner and II il
may develop in a
that Of the celebrated
Sc in 1899. Both the
TONED as having died
lses We're his wives.
ntimated that they
hume the bodies.
llias Cream.) NJ. d.,
ondon of the murder
Matilda Clover, an
n, Oct. 81. 1891, and
10 Of the same year.
the murder Of three
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-25
CLUB CHAT

NJ. r,ah r.aa.otion 90 u,on,o,,,s
ine S,'., ' W., n,,, -, r 9'',e' =
.luVs s, g'' 9 AN n o,s, 49, AZ ~" 81
S s .' ar YIN o , 49, 80 an I'M No '' oro
uenees are lhal mere VIII pe u larse
paIs 81 H'e sla'e' N99 ' oniy VIII tn ,,
,s', o, os,esG1os e'.,'.' 10. nea,is or
VIZ JlSD ptesiuepts anq a 'alse huh'peI
leIng present II IL estimated that 40
U@ win 60 from SAN Lake. and win
those from other plares will make n
large showing,
Tho committee On entertainments ia
trtpared Ia extend hosnitalitv 10 ali
Visiting club women Who attend the an.
nhl meetings of do Federation i'm or
der 10 facilitate the work OF The com.
mlIiee those expecting to attend are
urged to communicate at once with the
chairman, Mrs A. b. Corey, $50 Tween
y.sxth street. Ogden Utah.
A rate Of ono snd one-Aftn fares for
n. round Trim bos b"en y, . y" 10 sor
he meeting OF the tftah Federation If
Women's clubs m Ogden Tickets viii
be sold on Inc certificate plan and viii
NOV !,
NH Ellen Elliot has been elected
easaie from the Reviewers club to
DE Federation meeting
Ms W W. Ritter will represent the
AulhOS club IN ogden next week.
tss
The Cleofan met last Tuesday win
Mr. Julia Taylor and The clnb listened
Neylcksr entitled What will be the
snec' on the future Of our country of
X modern tendency Of education
N'ough the motor actiyities9'
TIE club elected Misc Emmel,ne
Wells delegate IN Tho Federation n,eat.
hg at ogden next Neek and oTter tho
hguAr business az tha meatins Tho
blenders snent a pleasanr social balf
fne Wells viii he chairman m
tpIes wnl be "peers Trinmnh and
hl," and "Crimea ana Cawnndrc
The pe,ioo.o.. lin -, 49,,
th.eiIng o,' H,a WIZ ho'u 'nelr neA'
WIghtm,r ,, Iy''uhy' NoV, o. ana MIS-
burropgbs "m s,te paper on John
IAcrops'i, 6 Si.u siiss sno" one on the
i''S'o'er'es'
An
p,e, ,ne general meeting Of the Ladies
~ $3.50 CUB Yesterday Mrs. Whitaker
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-25
drtnnnr1nr

day ana his friends decided on a little
surprise 70. him. Elder Arthur Well
ing was to present him an umbrella
IN behalf Of the Elders, and also TO
express their high esteem for him In
betting speech, but Elder yelling is
nothing II not original, so he forgot
MS ilowery speech, and just put Presi-
dent McQuarrle and every one else al
their ease by his humorous presentn.
ton. All this occurred at Winterbutn
hall on West Twenty-thrd street. where
the salt Lakers were giving an enter
tainment for their friends. aud pro-
gram provided for their entertainment.
MISS blanche Thomas recited Harold
Orlob gave several pieces on the piano.
NINE. seymour ana daughter were
heard IN two duets, Miss Caine. one OF
our friends, sang soprano solo. Miss
josie Morris followed in recitation.
ana Mrs. Helene Davis gave reading
IN clever style, prest. McQuarrle left
the next morning for West Penusyl-
wanna beginning his tour of the con-
Terence; he VIII be absent q month on
six weeks.
Al last Sundays services. President
Rulon 5, Wells, wife and daughter Jo-
sephlne, surprised their many friends
by appearing ut the chapel. President
Wells was asked to address the con
gragation, which he did In an admir-
able way, and as many strangers We're
present, his discourse was closely fol-
lowed by them and every one present
After the services, Handwriting was
In order, and several invitations Were
rendered our Salt Lakers to dinner. but
Col Willard Young captured them
first and bore them off to his hospltable
home.
The Elders are still holding street
meetings and making progress In their
duties The Sunday night meetings are
crowded and everything points 10 4
prosperous winter.
sss
In a private letter from one of the
Elders at Rotterdam, Holland, and
lom a clipping from a Dutch news
paper one is able 10 gain little in
formation concerning the progress be.
ing made By Bt Morris Young Jr, the
Nolinlst He is a pupil Of Caesar
one Of the greatest Of all
violin teachers, and Is q favorlte with
MIN Morris played at one Of Thomp-
sons reeitals and to quote from the
Iaper "he held the audience spell
bound" His technique is wonderful
his phrasing excellent, so says the
critic, His teacher secured him a place
IN the Royal Orchestra In Belgium
which means a great deal to boy like
that he also plays In Catholic
church, and Is doing excellent work IN
his line. II is to be hoped he can stay
for a year or two longer as he will un-
prove credit 10 himself
and family. JANET.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-25
Table Linen Price Reductions.

keepers economy time at all times-s ever the penny
border
has the napkins
making them Monday ue
week reduce sL40 O ard to-SL(O
beautifully white - inches wide choice eur
tn borders Monday
an reduced from 81 20 a yard 10 $3.50
Napkins match If desired
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-25
Jumps from Carriage

27.-While Emperor
was driving from his
schoenbr7inn today,
ied 10 his carriage be-
Die and he jumped out
q walked the remaip,-
nee TO the Hoasarg'
hut great excitement
mors TO the effect that
been injured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-25

vas Inspired by some com.
enect that the appearance
" Corbin's) name In the
y list next after that Of
'ointed out the probable
a fact, 1t Is stated that
NE names In the list was
tniority OF the commission
Gen. Young would have
10 serve In that grade II
itenant general.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-25
Knit Garments and Hosiery.

light
ana the little a Quilly8c
$l.Nl
q
heels splendid Weares pairs-$l.O0
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-25
SALT LAKERS IN GOTHAM.

Inc Busy Season Opening Agan--A Salt Lake Girls
Colony-President Rulon s. Wells Speaks at the New
York Chapel
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-25
Sl.00 for Flannel Waist Pattern
Worth Considerably More.

assembly color French fannes Venetian n
hannes IN both n coor and fancy
which oad
Originally they sold at zoe and SOC
waist atternthree yardW be cut
fOr-tl00
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-25
DRAPERY STUFFS; WINDOW SHADES.
Women's Separate Skirts Half Price.

Twenty-Five skirts black che,iot black boadcoh
trimmed made with demin the new
shapes with hounce stylish the right sort OF SKIRTS Tor all
Monday and while the twenty-five last
Those that wereS 5000 for-s5.W The $4,000 for-SO0h
The s12. 30 for-S6G The $500 for-Sl250
The $500 fOr-S50
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-25
Smallest Prices Ever Put on Dress Trimmings.

The lace whole
mens have light and week
effects
y up to $500 a yard. -26c yard
Separate ornaments Persian effects originally pair2c
a
Braid that yard
a less than e.
Trimming and belt buckles FOR zoe each
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-25

going jardnere space wanted
other wares and 50 this your chance 10 get the handome kind Of
half expected good variety an
shapes choice oors Prices zoe 5Q Monday
the HALF THESE PRICES.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-25
/ at Panama.

1.-THE Colombian
merly the steamer
arrived here at 10
Francisco. Oct. Z.
duke. her command
orrespondent OF the
lat the vessel made
: the crew was ex-
ractice all the way
MagadelIna bay for
tightening parts Of
for target practice.
cry good time after
inside course, and
conuluOn. soon az
Ulcers had landed
G Notifications and
Capt. Marmaduke
10 and Salzar, who
cordially.
lnboats Chulcuito
err the orders Of
yho, as chief COM
arge OF the Colom-
VIII re-organize In
arrived here Rear
American com
or on board OF her
lange or flags had
Capt. Marmsduke
Exchange OF flags
an Francisco and 3
Tag had the right
reception Of Capt.
tzar said he drank J
tn and expressed.
Irst mission hero
he expectation OF
olombia and that D
: gratitude Of all
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-25

The old quarters OH East Twenty
sixth street. near Bellevue hospital.
that have been occupied by Mr.. Ralph
Richards for two years, and one year
by Mr.. John Sharp. are still sheltering
these popular young students, who are
hard at work already preparing for
their difficult examinations, and put
ting the amount Of energy into their
studies that comes only from three
months rest among the mountains.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-25

The Elders are stil holding street
meetings and making progress In their
duties. The Sunday night meetings are
crowded and everything points 10 4
prosperous winter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-25
TripIicate Mirrors. Writing Paper.

plate substantially
framed different sizes for the wall Monday Tuesday Wednesday
BE- The for Be
The The Zoe
Wperfne rule and
plain sold regularly each
and package OF envelopes three each both
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-25
Resume.

NfrNluNs
Operations were
IN additional col
n district. TIE
re company took
oruer employees.
found for all the
lee workings. At
old hands were
Se employees az
not required 20
,ut all who APP
es were required
The Coke Broth
that this VIII
| OF their mines.
- A Appendicitis
r. Iapponi. tho
N. IS suffering
the pontlf IL
perated on ths
NO years ago 10
nd may opscAis
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-25

Agnes Rose Lane arrived In Brooklyn
a few days ago, but has not been seen
by any OF her Salt Lake friends yet. It
is uncertain whether she VIII resume
her place IN the Corianton company OF
not. provided Of course, the play gets
Metropolitan hearing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-25
Csc and 75c Cushion Covers -43c.

Good variety Of tinted cushion birthday poster
outlining that originally Csc and 5c EACH
Ml.k N
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-25
CARPETS AND RUGS.

Some choice patterns carpets
3l,Nl and s2u yard regular at $llO N.E and $l.33
Six OF
match reduced from Sl35 Il yard to-90c
Five Of 81 % Administer wilton carpets
de TO matcf--Stc
Some & S and % TaresIy Brussels with and without borders
to MATCH iOc, 5c and Gc yard
best a 2py Ingram carpets 75c regular-,0c
very o rugs-Oena smallest prce Sry..
nas CARPET sizes and down mats 500 5000 hndONE THIRD
OFF THESE PRICES
our entire stock Navajo blankets which
regular market prices during this sal additional P4H
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-25

The committee on entertainment is
prepared to extend hospitality TO all
visiting club women who attend the an
nhi meetings Of The federation. In or
Der TO facilitate the work OF the COM
mliee those expecting to attend are
urged to communicate at once with the
Chairman Mrs. A Il. Corey, $50 Tween
W.sixth street, ogden. Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-25

~ 'ne general meeting Of the Ladies'
t~'ay Club Yesterday Mrs. Whitaker
49, 49, paper on The Art OF Conyer-
ss ana Mrs. Harrington gave
i'pleal conversations in fiction"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-25

Harold Orlob, OF prince and Peas
ant fame, has taken a room with his
friend Lorenzo Snow, at 34l West
Fifteenth street He is doing all he
can to obtain a hearing for his opera
IN New York, and from indications
that seem to point that way, the little
piece may be heard by several well
known musicians the coming week.
What their verdict may be only time
can tell; but of one thing there Is no
doubt. that Orlob has talent above the
average, and sooner or later he will be
heard to advantage Lorenzo Snow Is
attending the art school.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-25
MATTINGS AND LINOLEUMS

Good voriey Of China japanese nd fibre mattlngs 25c
kinds-oNE-THlRD OF PRICE TAKEN OFF
Short lengths Of lnoeuns In enough for entire 70
q yard kInds-ONE-THIRD DEE PRICE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-25

A rate Of one and one-flfth fares for
the round trim has been secured for
NE meeting Of the Utah Federation Of
,Nomen's clubs, az Ogden. Tickets will
.e sold on the certificate plan. aud will
b good from the 2Sth of the month till
Nov 1.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-25

aH Ellen Elliot has been elected
lasslle from the Reviewers club TO
hs Federation meeting
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-25

the Reviewers viii hold their next
w,sahs on Monday, Nov. 3, and Mrs,
kgh.inan VIII give paper on John
burroughs, and Miss Snow one on the
"c'opos Discoveries
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-06

eraI, he never allowed woman in one
of his places of business. He had no wine
rooms for women and would not tolerate
them.
So far as is known Murphy has little
real estate One of the proudest moments
of his life was when he was enabled to
buy the little property at No. 324 East
Twenty-first street for his father and
mother It had been their home for
years, they loved it and they died in II
happy in the consciousness that 1t was
their own.
This properly was bought a short time
after he embarked in the saloon busi-
ness. After a few years he bought the
house at No. 800 East Seventeenth street,
where he lives with his wife he mar
ried few months ago. During the bliz-
zard of 1888 the Tammany general COM
nittee Of the district, at his suggestion,
voted $4,000 for the relief of the poor, and
a large part Of II came from his own
pocket. of this sum 1850 was given to
DR.. Rainsford's mission for distribution.
This moved DIR. Rainsford to say from
the pulpit of St. Georges that If all the
Tammany leaders were like the leader
of the Eighteenth district, Tammany
would be an admirable organization
DR. Rainsford and Charley Murphy
are great friends In his projects for the
betterment of the poor, the preacher Oft
en- consults the Tammany leader. When
his brother Genial BIZ died he left four
children, Charley" Murphy took those
children and he has reared them as
though they were his own. The eldest
boy, John J., Is a cadet at West Point. and
win be graduated next June.
The Murphy Lamp Post.
Every night from 7:30 to 10 o'clock he
can be found leaning against the Murphy
lamp-post, at the northwest. corner OF
Twentieth street and Second avenue. Ev-
erybody in the district knows he win be
there, and all are free to come and talk
to him.
He has no vices. At times he drinks, but
his drinks are small and far apart. He
does not smoke. he does not swear, he
does not gamble unless Specializing in
stocks is called gambling.
Such a man is the new millionaire lead
er of Tammany hall-the man who was
raised from the front platform of cross
town horse car to the most powerful po-
litical position not elective in the United
States. and all in a little more than
score Of years.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-06
The SsHi-HsskIy Journal
ATLANTA. CA.
A coireidenee.

The Augusta Chronicle
By q mere coincidence. while The Chronicle
Vas briefly setting forth some Of the phases Of
Friendship. AIRS. William II. FELTON, was. eiab-
orafeiy and IN her matches way. penuirg the
same line q thought. Mrs. Fslton's article ap
peared iu The Journal. o. Atlarta. Friday
afternoon. which does not reach Augusta until
SATURDAY morning. when The Chronicle article
appeared IN print. Mrs. Feiton makes the
Tccrer distinction between friendship and &C
Qgimlntanca. between genuine. unseidslI friend
ship that nourishes In prosperity and the
counterfeit that dies In adversely between the
ogaficn % the Successful man and the fngrat-
ftudc followfnE hts DOWNFALL she concludes
that when We have PASSED the hftieth mile
stnne re have generally learned 70 prefer quail
ity % quantity and she conclude sorrOwfully:
1t ia fortunate for man or woman who
has one sincere friend Who can be depended
On r. Perhaps we are Permitted BIZ God 20 lose
our fair-Weather friends and even some Of a
nohler kind. and 10 BE- reduced IL may be 70
more a. All Substantially. IN order that our
ties 20 this world may BE- ioosened. and that
We may cling all the more confidently 70 God
himself who o. the one true friend who never
f1rs1kes Is. 81 we do not fcrsake Him.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-06
One on the Old Man.

Tie youth had adopted the pompadour method
o. cuutinE his hair and his father didn't ike
r.. The latter mad an idea that there was only
one sensible and manly way n comb the hair
and thar vas % part % on the side-either side.
Even hing else dudish and affected IN his
opinion. Only woman was privileged 20
take liberties with OH established methods
Young man" he said. as he looked the youth
over. -'you look like 9 fool
There was no discussion and shortly there
after an old friend % the family came in.
Its startling" he said. by way of pleasant
father.-s
so he's Just been telling me- answered the
youth
me old gentleman looked hard at his son
for a moment
Well he conceded az last II guess your
brain hasn't been affected BY your fool notions
o. hair dressing as yet"
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-06
GREAT MONEY MAKER.

Largest variety Biggest commission. Hand
soonest sample-case outfit, showing eight beau
tiful new books not a re-hash OF old books. but
eight entirely new Holiday Books. Commits
sions, 80 per cent. Complete OUTFIT prepaid to
your address only 80 cents in postage. Patron
lie home company. Get quick service. Save
time and money on orders. Exclusive territory.
Credit given. Order outfit and secure territory
at once. Address D. E. Luther Pub Co.. "A and
76 N. Broad St., Atlanta Ga
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-06

Admiral Sir William Kennedy Of the British
navy tells this story When he was COM
mander-fn-chief at the More a drunken sailor
reeled into him. The admiral repTimanoeo
him: the sailor made an impairment reply.
Don't you know who I ann" Numbered Sir
William. I'm the commander-in-chief' And
care YOU don't get drunk and lose it."
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