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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-29

MARINES
SUFFERED.
They Encountered Terrible Hard
ships on Their March TO The
Interior Of Samlr.

Manila, Jan. 29--Gen. Chaffee curtaiied
his trip and returned here yesterday
morning. He says that he found the con-
ditions apparently satisfactory every
where except IN Samar, where continuous
rain for the past two months has retard-
ed the campaign, especially against such
an elusive enemy.
| The condition or Can't David d. Por-
ter's marines, who took part in the ex-
much worse than previously described.
They suffered fearful hardships and were
without food for several days. The ma
tives who accompanied the marines de-
clared that they were unable TO distin-
| guish the edible roots which the marines
did not believe. The anger OF the marines
against the natives is intense. None OF
the latter returned with the marines The
marines suffered so acuteIy from starva-
tion that they ate the flesh Of two dogs
raw.
When Capt Porter and the first three
of his men staggered into camp they were
deiirious and difficulty was experienced
In ascertainins the whereabouts OF thei-
companions
William OF the LIST Infantry headed the
relief expedition I'm the face OF a torrer. /.
ual rainstorm which flooded the rivers
lie succeeded In reaching the remaining
ten men, who would otherwise have cer-
tainly perished. He found them all deIir-
ious. Two OF the mon We're discovered In
The branches or trees barking like dogs
Some or the marines are so ill that they
are not likely 20 recover
Gen. Chafee has endeavored 90 obtain
full details OF the trip OF the marines but
capt Porter is not yet able 10 lucidly ex-
plain matters.
The expedition into the interior of sa-
mar led hy Capt David d. Porter OF the
marine corps numbered 36 men IL had
been absent two weeks. The marines had
been provided with rations for only five
days. on J, I. q Capt Porter and 2s
members or his party reached the coast
Of the island OF Samar The other ton
men We're missing and little hope Of their
5afety was entertained.
SURRENDER OF FILIPINO MAJOR.
Maj. Lot and three Filipino lieutensnts
with 10 rifles, revolvers and Fl Bolos,
surrendered TO MAJ, Anderson OF the 6th
Cavalry at Lipa. province OF Batangas
Lot was brought In sick on n litter He
was cordially hated at Lipa. where he
looted $4,000 worth OF jewelry from prom
inent families
Nickerson's scouts have captured Col
Lot, q brother OF Maj Lot, near Batan-
gag.
Lieut.. William T.. Karnes OF the sth
cavalry. has had a slight onQagennent
with some Filipinos, during which he
Killed two INSURGENTS and cantnrcd q can
tain and two soldiers.
The general outlook in Batangas nrov-
ince is decidedly favorable.
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Two sheets were stolen from the yard
. Charlesaeld street last night
Hose put out slight fire at 1is vinton
street at 7;o5 this morning The house is
occupied by Elisha Kenyon.
Michael Hurley has been missing from
s5 Putnam street since Sunday, so his
wife. Lillian. informs the police.
A coat valued at So was stolen from
in front Of Samuel schnabers shop. %
South Main street, last evening
Charles Andrews Of 3si weybosset
street Informs the police that his front
door bell wire was cut last night.
Two cakes valued az 30 cents were
taken from r. A. Pate's bakery wagon
at the corner of oxford and Eddy streets
yesterday
Elmwood electric SS collided with one
or Carpenters ice wagons at tho corner
OF Weybosset and Union streets al 7:o5
today. breaking the wagon pole.
The Faithful Workers will meet al the
uuion Gospel Mission. 800 Eddy street,
near the junction OF Dyer street this
evening at 1:45 o'clock. All are cordially
welcome
Patents have just beer granted 20 the
following Rhode Island inventors: John
w. Lyon, Providence: William H. Pafnc.
Providence; Willis A. Swan, Providence:
Elmer Walker, River Point
4 sas burner with an electric lighting
attachment was yesterday stolen from
the hallway OF a house at 50 Summer
street. belonging to Raymond Price. The
property was valued at $3.50.
Walter Hennessy was held for the
grand jury in 800 by Judge Sweetiand
today for entering in the day time the
dwelling OF William NJ, Murray, ei sabin
street and stealing a coat from Fred
Hafley. Charles Brady was fined $50 and
costs for receiving the coat, knowing it
TO have been stolen.
John G. McFadden. the overseer OF the
carding department. of the Ann and Hope
mill Lonsdalo. has rendered his resigna-
ton 70 Supt. r. A. Mongeon OF the Ions
dale company. This step is taken by Mr.
McFadden in order to accept the position
of superintendent at the Nottingham
mill on Dyer street. Providence. and he
Will enter upon HIS new duties in the
course OF few weeks. Mr.. McFadden Is
a Lonsdele boy and his friends will be
pleased 10 learn OF this promotion He
Is considered ono OF the most competent
carders IN New England. having served
with credit in that capacity ia mills in
Woonsoeket and Albion. coming from the
latter mill about two years since to ac-
oept the position of overseer in No.
mill. at Lonsdale, and since that time
being promoted 10 the Ann and Hope mill
In the same capacity.
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Cabinet, costing 200 kronen per bottle. AZ
Budapest he was treated 10 Tokay the
most ancient vintage, which can scarcely
be obtained anywhere else but thore.
THE 'DEJEUNER p'ADIEU."
At this "deisuner d'adieu' there were
present, among others the hereditary
Prince Metternich, Count Szapary. who
had done Mr.. schwab the honors I'm Buda-
pest as president OF the park club-con-
sidered there one OF the finest clubs IN
the world; Count Sternberg, Herr Novak
OF Prague, one OF the leading CONNER
DIAL men in Austria and Herren Charles
Arthur and Ernst Wolf. DR.. De Griez
Wittgenstein, the largest steei man IN
Austria, gave a party in Mr. Schwabs
honor the night he and Mrs. schwab left
They went direct from that party 60 the
train--a move which rather astonished
the guests present, but which Mr.. Schwab
dereribed as "ths wsy we do things IN
America"
People say that Mr.. schwab combined
a touch of business with q deal OF pleas
ure. and that he found time 60 talk about
the possibilities OF the steel interests Ina
Austria, and that questions OF an ANAL
gamataion OF interests were not foreign
20 the conversation.
Anyhow. feelers were put out
TO ATTEND ANNUAL MEETING.
Mr., Charles H. schwsb notified the New
York offices OF the United States Steel
corporation by cable Yesterday that he
would sail for home either Feb 8 or s.
When Mr. Schwsb went abroad he said
tfat he expected 20 return about the mid
die OF February. Tiis plans for sailing
slow there is NJ - nth IN the report that
h. has been summoned home on urgent
business. and IFS vacation cut short.
The annual meeting OF the directors "
the United States Steel corporation will
be held or Feb ~ and M schwab hrs
all along timte bis arrival with THIS en-
c6gemont In View
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DUTCH NOTE.
DosT Delegates Deny knowledge
OF lis COn.an's.

The Hague. Jan. 2o.--In tho first cham
Dor OF the states general today the pre-
micr. Or Kuypcr. replying 20 n question
on Tho subject, confirmed the accuracy
of A. J. Balfours statement IN the British
House Of Commons yesterday regarding
tho Dutch governments ofer 20 help
but the premier added tha, he was pre-
vented by courtesy from disclosing any
details concerning the note so long as
the British government had not published
its contents, or until q reply 20 II was
received.
The Boer delegates disclaim any knowl-
edGe OF the contents of tho Dutch nots
10 Great Britain.
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THE WEATHER

Boston, Jan. 29.-For New England:
Cloudy weather, probably with snow late
tonight and Thursday. followed by rising
temperature. Variable winds. becoming
northeast
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NEW SLETS

or me the great world neer has heard.
Yet IN this am somewhat blessed,
My lowly state has never stirred
Envy In any human breast.
And II do not feel inclined
TO strive some mighty part 90 play,
In this | consolation md.
stand not in anothers way
II ] ne'cr seok wealth's lofty height,
One thing al least I feel and know,
Rivals do not scheme day ard night
TO bring about my overthrow.
Ard II am OF lowly birth.
And retiring life have led.
] doubt 81 there IS on the earth
One soul that wishes / were dead.
To make this great earth theirs alone
Men have their days in schemlne
passed
But We the stubborn fact must own
Old mother earth gets all az last.
Boston Globe.
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OFFICIAL NOTICE.

OFFICE OF TIE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY or THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Washington, January 4. lg02--The annual meet
ing % the MUTJA Al FIRE TNSJ RANCE CON-
PANN OF THE DISTRICT or COLUMBIA viii
be held on The THIRD MONDAY IL JANUARY
1902. THE 2OTH INSTANT. ~ the Office Of th=
company. 9g2 Pennsylvania Avenue northwest
commencing AT O'CLOCK A. A.
By the charter Of the company, the election
OF seven managers 20 conduct the atiaIrs of the
company Is required 10 be held AZ the above
meeting.
BY the sixth article Of the bylaws Of the
company It is provided. At the annual meet
ing OF the company the first business in order
shall be the appointment % a chairman. Who
shall conduct the meeting and election in ac-
CUrdauCe With the act Ct Incorporation, between
The hours OF O'Clock a. ID. and 6 D. "a"
Amount q premium uctes..........sz. dsS 214 -
Amount OF cas- on hand --------.-- I-.JgI 20
Sec1rlles -----.-------------------- --9-s2l o.
he4l estate esrisN -
Office furniture and fNrUrcs-...-.... sc %
LOSES b IRE, adjusted and paid G.234 l.
The annual statement viii be ready for dis
tribution at the once Of the company about
January II. 1902
By order Of the Board oi Managers.
mA-l6 L. PIERCE BOTELER. Secretary.
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STEAMBOATS,,
Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Co.

- Every day n the year Tor Norfolk, New
- port News, and al points South. by the
- superb. powerful steel palace steamers
- Newport Nevs'' Norfolk and Wash
- ington," the ioIloviuE scheduIe=
LV Wash;ngton-C-31 pm ". Portsmouth. 8 90 pm
LV- AeXandris..7.09 pm Lv. Noriolk-...600 pm
Ar II. h0nrce-5- an Lv- IT Mo1roe. 100 pm
Ar Sorf0lk-----s.00 am Ar. Alexandra. 80 am
Ar POrtz-nouth-s1 Is am Ar Nashiast0n- 20 an
- Tickets on sale and sl-terooms reserved
- a. general ticket Office. Bond Buiidiug I4th
- ST. and n Y ave. az downtown office.
- 9th Sc. and Pa ave- at Office On wharf
- and or board steamers.
~ For further information apply ~ gen
- ca Offices foot eth ST. phone 80. OF
- Bond Building. 18th 80. and n. l. ave
- Washington. d. O. Phone 900
IOHN CkTTkEAV C.-4-sf t'--.-er
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FOR HIRE

FOR HRE-Fne teams for pleasure. also
wagons for drumnlers and business meu- at mod
crate prices. VIRGINIA STABLES. rear National
hotel, 155ie G 81. nv. Phone East 2sJ NJ.
FOR HlRE-Hofses, buggics and daytons; $3.50
ana p2O per day. Tor drumming OF Business
purposes. PRESrON'S STABLES. cor. Ssh and
SIS nv TnOne gI1-3. m3-lmO
co TO "PTTSNOGLES'" when YOU drive for pleas
gie OF business; teams OF every description at
Iowest rates S2j Mex Jersey ave INV Hello
l. is 81. COLO
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RAILROADS.
Washington, Alexandria
and
Mount Vernon Railway.

from station Pennsylvania Ave and lSl1 s.
In eject Novcu-he- ], 1901
For Aexsndris-Neek da-s. ESQ, 5-oi. 80.
500, $40 S.59. 9s35. lG.0y l0-Z5, L,0o. u-s0
a. M xi2.05 i2-2O lZ-f5 XII -05. lbs. 300 $50.
ES.02, $3.50. $50. 1f.IA 1888. asa. SOS. x5-22.
5:fO, e.o5 $50 :06. 30 500. s.45. 0s0, lO:l5,
II 20, 1850 ?. m.
suudlys-7.s5. 900. o-f5. 1870 100. 1870 A..
m; 1900 noon; 1880 ls00. I.s7 200, $50. 800,
$50 400, 40. 500. $50. 600. ESQ. 200. 7.5o
500, s-45. ESQ. IO-l5, II-2o, 1I-JO p r.
For Mount VcrnOu-Week days $50. 500.
100. 100 a. m. xI2-o5. xI.O5, 200. Xs.02,
E4-lf TJ-22, 100, $50 p m
Sundsys-9:O0 a. m. 100 uooo.- 200. 400.
$50 5-00 $50 .. n.
For Arlington and Aqueduct Bridzc-Week
dsgs; $50 7-0f. 80. 500. s.23 $50 9-25.
1000. II 20 q. ne. sI3-d5. 300. 'l2-s5 I-05.
sl:25 500 $50. $500. ESQ., $50, 49,. '4-54,
b-2Z. SOS go. 200. 500 p m.
81 NDA4S-.-f5. 500. g-t5 5000 u 90.
-ll.5o a NJ. 300 noon. $3.50 I.oJ. $50 200.
80, 500 $50. 400. go, 500. '5-S4
500. '6-s9. 800. 80. 500 p, ne
Express TO arlington only.
Parcels carried Baggage checked
J. C0LYIN. Superintendent.
C. z. ABBOT. President
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SOUTHERN RY.
Schedule corrected to January H. 1902

d
Trains leave from Pennsylvania Station.
sol a. m Daily. Local for uarrsoubmg, War
re1tCu. Charlotte aG1 way stations.
l0-5l a. m Daily Washington. Richmond and
Florida Limited EErs--clzss coach snd drawing
room sleeper 70 JacksGuyilIe- Dining car service.
l--5 o. IT, Daily United states Fast Nail
.-rst-c-lSs coaches and draUlug--coTu sleeper -
New Orleans Dining car service
u - A. m E1ily. Local i0g Waueut01 and
Charlottesville.
f-GI BE- u- Week DAYS. Local for H-rrison-
4;20 D. ~ Daily. Local for Wa=rcnton and
Charlottesville
6.85 3. m. Week days. The Soutacru-s Palm
Liutr2d- All Pullman trsil. New YORK and
Mlsaius-ca, so AiEea, Augusta and e. Angus
tine. IA. composed vi cil1- compartment
drawing room. ..-d Obser.ati,l cans Diuins car
service
ESQ p. u. Daily Washington and Clslttznooza
Limited iva L nch5urEl- F--s--cLlss coach and
and Memphis sleeper 10 New Orleans Dining
Ear se-vicc-
$50 p. n. Daily. New York and Atlanta Ex-
aresy FirSt-c'ass coach and sleeper 90 Atlanta:
Eonjays. WedLls1ays and Fridays. sunset Route
TOURIST sleeper Washington O. san Frlnclsco-
Pullman bufet ssrVice.
g-55 g. m. Daily New YORK and FLORIDA *
rrezE- First-c-lss coach and sleeper 10 savannah.
Jacksonville, ard Port TaEra, sleeper % sum
% 1rvillc. Charleston. Augu,t2. and Co TloEEs-
VIE. Ca, and connection tor Aiken Dining car
service.
I0-45 p. IN. Daily Washington and Southwest
sru limited All Pullman train. club and ohssr-
walton cars % Atlanta and Macon slee2e-s 70
Nashville Atlanta. N=con. Memphis. view orleans
Tri-Weelg 60 Plnch--rst- n C.. MONDAYS, We'd
ucsdsys, and Friclvs- GiriEs car service.
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FOR SALE-HOUSEs.


FOR SALE OR EXCHANGES New lamp
shire ave. Address or apply after 4:&O p. M.
laJo 10th 81 NV " III change preferably for
improved salt water property in Maryland or
Virginia; any reasonable offer whatever will be
entertained, Address bon 267, this office el5-S
FOR sALE-sI go; rented at $3.50 per month.
and never vacant; brick dwelling near North
Capitol and ] sts-, this property viii net 10 per
cent after payment OF all expenses. JAMES A.
CAHlLL, 1905 St. nv ml5-3
THE SENATE BILL % extend 18th and 18th
and lGth streets Is booming the sale Of lots at
NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. You must buy
before mot aiter) the extension o. these great
thoToughfares II you wish 20 receive the large
increase IN value that Is sure to follow This
property Is located one square north OF "Hol-
mead Manor and extends from 18th ST. cx-
tended mot 18th 81. road 20 Brightwo0d ave.
Lots p 90 100 feet front by - % $50 feet deep
20 lj-i0ot alleys. Prices. 3Oc 20 3jc a square
foot Terms so 60 500 cash and So to so
monthly ON each lot. or One-third cash balance
one, two, and three years. Five per cent Of for
cash Money loaned 10 build ut lowest -lres OF
interest No exchange considered for city houses
Fnr full particulars telephone, drop postal. OF
call for new l5-pagc illustrated booklet. plat
etc Carriage free 20 see the property FULTON
r. GORDON sJf I4-h ST. NV. phone Main
3io-2- Office hours. : e. at night. iI addition
10 usual daily hours. BROKERS'. ATTENTION,
ell.
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wANTEp-sUnURRAN.

WANTED-About acres Of rich land. five miles
o. city near car line. Address BOX 2sJ. this
once nl6-5
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FOR sALE-LOTS.

BRIGHrWOOD PARK-L0t Ia a choice location.
ssEl4Y Slth left. side and 20-ft. rrar alley.
VIII sell a. a sacrifice FOR quick sale. EUGENE
F. GADDIS, 425 9th St. NV. MICS
THE SENATE BILL % extend 18Th and Ilth
and 10Th Streets Is booming the sale Of lots at
NORTH COLI NBIA HEIGHTS You must buy
before mot gtteT) the extension Of these great
horoueAtsres b. you Wish 60 receive the large
increase lu value that L. sure 20 follow. This
property Is located enc square north of ''HOl-
mead Asnpi' and extends nom 18th ST. cN-
tended mot IIfh 80. road 10 Br;ghtw0Od ave.
Lots p % 100 feet front by IS TO 80 feet deep.
To- l2-i0ot alleys. Prices. SOC 90 Soc a square
foot Terms. $50 TO 800 cash and SIS TO $50
monthly on each lot, or 0ne-third cash, balance
one, two, and three yesrs- Five per cent on for
cash Money loaned 10 build ar lowest rates o.
interest. No exchange considered tor city houses.
For full particulars telephone, drop postal. OF
call Tor new lJ-pdge illustrated booklet. plat.
etc Carriage free to see the property. FULTON
K GORDON, 50f ifth 81 NV. phone Main
55o-2 once hours, 10 @ al night in addition
to usual daily hours. BROKERS. ATTENTION.
el4-7
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WANTED ROOMS.
NtNTED-J nfrrnishcd room for light h0usekccp-
lng by middle-aKed woman: best references.
reasonable rent MRS. b. HUNT, llI3 gth st. cl
WANTED-By single gentleman. furnished room.
private bath preferred, permanent II suited;
state terms. Address BOX zg3 This office. clos
WANTED-Small room with neat colo7ed peo-
PIE; state price Address BOX go, yhis office.
mi
NANTED-FUnishcd room. quiet Surroundings
by a gentleman Ad9rcss BON 27G. This office.
mlG-8
MANTED-By gentleman. vel heated and fur
nished connecting bed and sitting rooms with
al the privilege ~ bachelors quarters location
in business section preferred. address with
particulars, Bon %, this Office MI
WANTED-Two furnished rooms for light house
keeping By Young couple near Government Print
ing Office; must be reasonable Address BOX
-lt, lLls once m16-3
WANTED unfinished rooms. small Eat. or
home, cheap; central; permanent il suited
Address BOX 253, rhi5 Office clj-s
wANTED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.
WANTED-Crocsry delivery wagon. half cash.
balance in groceries. Addrcss BOX 2gI. this
Once mlG-3
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FOR RExT-sUBURBAN.

FOR RENr-Five-room house, With cellar; good
stable and IN sore O. land; situated at 6cuil-
WORTH d. e., olc-loUrth mile from Columbia
ears rent $40 per month W. T. SHAW. KsuiI-
worth, D. Z. miss
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WALL PAPER.

FEN DAYS ONL1-Booms papered SIS up;
samples brought III nj. i67 e. ST. NV. eI6-1
hoLrE. s24 9th st. NV. e constantly receiving
the latest and most attractive desigas in Wall
PaPeIs, and papers rooms from $40 up. CAY
and INVESTIGATES sor yourself and be convinced
mia
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FOR INSTRUMENTATION ROOMS.


FOR RENT-Tvo beautiful south-.roat roam-5
an Convenience 900 q e. NV e-.-.
FOR RENT-Fumi-hed front room. with board;
private family. 90 Mass. ave. uw. M
FOR EENT-Front room, furnished, to gentle
man lo5 9Th ST. mss. mI5-&
FOR RENT-Four furnished -aoms. en- suite OF
single, second door. 2ll 4 - Sc milo
FOR RENT-Furui,hed or unfinished roo,,s;
board if desired lolj st. NV ml6-3
FOR RENTING second Hoor south rooms. com
muuic8tiuE- SO; references 22I ST. nv.
MOS
FOR RENr-uree rooms ion light housekeeping
Is 5th 81. NV MOS
FOR RENT-Plelsaut. sunny, furnished room,
suitable FOR gentleman sols G. ST. inlet
FOR BENT-Two commu1iea ting furnished rooms,
second floor. sun exposure. lauohe heat. So
hall attic, s. month. SCRRATT MANSION, 'oi
II St NV. miss
FOR RENT-Com.or,ablc front rooms 81 70 SD
o-2 50. AVS. miss
FOR RENT-Nevly papcred. painted and fur-
nI-hed rooms; strictly hrst-c as hot water heat;
boarding. lll 9th st. NV. ml5-5
FOR RENT-Tvo nice rooms, partly furnished.
INC st. nv. miss
FOR RENT-Third foor front room, furnished
OF unfinished llo7 Mas ave NV miss
- I'm Rs ~ T n rooms second ho2T -
- anu fl'- 90 q 81 ne M.
oN M -Nlte SECOND .''Il r'Hii if3ul rooms
I ~. tC-.' '--'-l; an cor -ele''y'' AIhl "'.7e
ml5-5
NOR Rf>-T -r,,,.,,.,-3 ,.,,.-+ -,. - 49, x
ST nv MISS
rop pr>-r IN, g. s..--..,....---- -
Kitchen rryi, an FL. - 80 io'---
So - ~ NJ
FOR RENT-Gl2 New Jersey ave NV. three
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FOR SALE-Siuger sewing machine foil box at-
t8chment go J0lumhia 81 raw. MRS. GLOVER
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wANTED-AGENTs.

PROFITABLE WORK offered agents in every town
20 secure subscriptions 10 The Ladies Home
Journal and The Saturday Evening Post :"
We want agents who viii work thoroughly and
with business system to cover each section with
cur illustrated little booklets and other adver-
tlsine matter, and 10 look sharply after renew
ais t-oan old subscribers The pay Is fist rate
and At the end Of re season $4,000 viii be given
the best workers extra prizes for good work
How wei some Of our agents have succeeded is
told In a little booklet we would Ike 10 send
you-norfrsits Of some Of our best agents. with
she Et0-y Of how they made il pay. THE CURTIS
PUBl ISHING COMPANY. Philadelphia, Pa
dec25-7et