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GRAM. N.-Three-story brick houSe. twelve
rooms. ali modern conysniences; only one block
from the odeon. Cavanaugh. 1881 y. Grand
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SEA OLIVE. ROOM 80 EMILE BLDG.
Lends money on furniture pianos. ranges ard
sowing machines h0rs-s and wagons. without r.
- -
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
. BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME.

FsiryisV. -. Louis County. Missouri: roomr
reception hall. bath. bot and cold water: on a lOt
Ia feet b. % feet. This pi-yr = P.ogrrty - Unly
rre fEi q fa!f miles vest q tt Ctry limits. ono
= minutes ride from Fourth street. The ! -
covered Nth iUl fruit an1 shade tees. sma ]
fruits and Ill Kinds - vegetables. TrlS - the
pr-tti'st home In -. Louis county. Price. fs.5a1
Come out and see the property. Take the suburb
N rs-. -tr II a: Marshall avenue. IN Tux d.
Park and walk two blocks vest 20 the prrp-Iy
q Nicholas Beaver
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Ave. sos strongly built house. con
tanning eight rooms. bath. etc. AZ q bargain
Inquire at above number.
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y Ave Nsar BeID-HandsOme three
story stone-fTant house: hot and cold water.
furnace: big bargain p. J. CavAnaugh. l2I n
Grand.
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Army Orders.

REPI BIC Ed
Washington. July 19--Army orders were
issued to-day as follows:
MAJOR jefferson Kean. Surgeon. is relieved from
duty In this city and VIII avail himself OF the
leave granted him
Captain Cornelius Clsick IL relieved from duty
az The North Georgia Agricultural College, Delhi
Orcsa. Gas
tenant Laurence Curtis. Tweuty-secund Infantry,
The leave granted First Lieutenant Martin
CrtninF. sixth Infantry. Is extended two months.
Captain Daniel Mccarthy. QuarterInaster. IL
ordered to report 20 the President OF the Exam
lining Board az Omaha for examination for pro-
motion.
Leave for six months. with permission TO 20
beyond sea IL sranted Captain Cecil Stewart.
Fourth CayafFv-
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YOUTH KILLS YOUNG GIRL.
Angry Because Her Stepfather OPP
posed Marriage.


L.eavenwOrth. Kas.. July 19-Thso.loIe
Pullen. aged 10 years. to-day shot Leila
Madren. aged IA. through the back. killing
her. because her stepfatber. Charles Pep
perd. q carpenter. had refused TO sanction
their marriage. Pullen escaped.
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A SUBURBAN HOME.

I oVn a complete and beautiful EIN-ro5m CIT
fag- on "a lot l0Ksu GA OakECsd avenue. a. the
Intersection % Spring avenue. IN OH Orchard
Park. -. I8uis County. which I Will sell q. 81
on This piece u property lies On The brow %
the Eil'. one ari a half blocks from the street
car. un- blH-k frum the public school two blocks
from the railroad station. che block from the
Post uf--r. and f. the p~Tetti"s- home. the best
located. and the cheapest piece = property for
the price offered ir -. Louis County. Take the
suburban car. get or a. paEWoSd avenue IN Oh
orchard. C3 Ur- au4 a half blocks e-st AMI you
Will see Ey siEn on the properly
JOHN {. KING.
Rnnm - L-nclla Trust LuIliInE-
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For Sale-Small Dwelling.

one-story. three-room brick dwelling. COMPARE
lively new: good. cemented cellar: side entrance.
lot 25Xl4 10 alley: HebeIt ST. near Jenerson:
terms could be arranged. bargain II raid cash
JOHN AGUIR REAL ESTATE Co
167 ~. Eighth at
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CONTRIBUTED FOR FRESH AIR.
More Than One Hundred Dollars
Received by Republic.

Up 20 noon yesterday the following con-
tributiOns had been received b. The Repub-
&c for the Fresh Air Mission:
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WE LOAN WO MEY

RATES No .glaUya.& No u~rcyrains EASY
PAYMENTS LihEral Extensions
OF time In czErs n sickaerS. No EXTRA ~harEes
You receive the Full. AMOUNT n cssl. 0n
SHORT tsOTICE tgf ETactsc- - SAtARR
DEALING Gil Erits OF telephone
HOUSEHOLD lslAN 20.
Fullerton huIidirx Sesaafh and Pea ste
Second nhor Rooms zAf1-Hs
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Money leaned z'a1ed feople without security.
quickly. quietly. o.zaJ HiisIi. leSyr rates. EASY
pagrrnts y n. pTaEs. 80 &c ~ b d.. 81
Louis. opcn : D. m. hal! b.dS-. X c: Hughes
big. ST JostEh.
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M0NEYl Money!

EASY PAYMENT LOANS on PIANOS, HJTsE-
!igLp GOODS OR y GOOD SECURITY,
We Viii Iaakv YOU The "a. ~ fEST LOAN IN
~ city n orr new BUILDING ASSOCIATION
Il=AN. which + the easiest PLAN In the world.
The en- he arranged 20 that you
gal reI2y TIE Ian In cay WEEKLY. IOSTH-
Ll ~ YEARLY uay-nsnts
nT Fl.AN e.lb;es you - rsa5y y1ur account
REMEMBER WE Sr.VER REyOV GS1pS
We vii give vuu al. THE TIME yGI S5nt
hEd vii carry ynu= "a as Iona as desired.
Ne nav ali vuGr bills and advance You --cre
menry-I T. ea-.er 20 DAv en- th-n 2 nw1rh--
MASE OF or OFT OE EMPLOY
AE..T We VIII EXTEND YOUR LOAN.
E-nlenhHr. IN dea.:nE win - :hs-e are 70 sd-
vance char-=x rhafa, e..
LIBERAL DISCOUNT II PAID REFOBE u
VOC. caHrrt -aU. WRITE. o. Phon. and ne
Sll send ouT a=en; - your place With the mor.v.
NV hNi:r FTN ANS-, 20 ROOMS gT-E@29
\ OLIVE SrS TELEPHONE a sss;t.
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%RATHBoNE listers.

AEGIS TEMPLE. NO. : RATHBoSE SIS
ters- meets every second anI fourth Monday
rfRhf At FrateTnal Hall. nortaWe-t corner EsV-
enin street and Franksin aNeau- Waiting si-tsrs
invited MRS ; . KING. II Z c
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J.L.EPSTEIN, 6lOGhestnut
HOME FOR LESS THAN $4,000,

No. $3.50 RiSge ave. Is a nice. modern two
story and ATTIC dwelling Of nine rooms. With all
conveniencss; lot a5Llfp. nice corner; shade trees,
etc. owner must sell. See Us.
AIPLE d H~EMMELNiANN r. z. CO.,
COS Chestnut st.
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Ssoo CASH DOWN

And 80 Der mUnth viii purchase a very nice
h-ant-new tWo-story frame house - eight rooms.
reception hall. good cellar snd rock fuuntltion:
large p0rch~s and hardwood duish: nearly an acre
Of ground. situated AZ Glendale. lake suhI-han-
hsramec Highlands car AMI get OF At Saup!nEton
road. thu ~ four blocks north o. n-W house.
KEEILE & co. UI3 Chestnut ST
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MONEY TO LOAN

oN lH'lEIR RE. PIANOS. HORsEs.
CAN md WILL. FiNe y9l a CHEAPER
RATE II Interest than am str.T c muSny IN the
Gu AMI you caa ca1-s- YOUR Own TIME tE
I1Ning hack ths i1ln All MOUNT OF PAY
Mf-NI Ncu vish 10 MEX. et,1e- weekly cr
ycu have had m1-sv CO0rs pEusIS In vrU-
or rgss-Ssi1n. sd o. v0g GET SrcE - 0tT
~ WORK We viii h|.s rayIe-t. % fho-e r. no
dancsr Of losing ysV- ~oots T-ere l. NO pTB-
l.iCIIN HE gSCOSNENTTNCE. uap~rs can be
stsr'd n ho.T- You ret fru->E 1rrn aav
NCl arul. We viii nav -ny nj -h,sin'ss on
Ncr- god arf sive vru NOgE
u ven connect call write - ta!er hone ard Us
WI ssnd sEs1- . rNr'ain cur system
Tel II Ef FIDELITY co.
nron : Mnres- h.ItI-r sfIn Ol.ve 81
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oN MONTHLY

For Sale-HOvss and lot. No. s2ll Gratiot 81 ;
nice brick cottage OF . rooms: city water in
ha-emslt. lot EXi25 feet: house rented now:
terms 500 cash and SIS per month. For price see
KELLEY a. co. lib Chestnut st.
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Walnut and Ninth St.

This sentral corner: 2 feet on Ninth - by \
depth Of IL feet On Walnut. to wide aliry- d. ~
able for Narehonsa. manufacturing ~ other bust
ness purposes. VIII he offered at a lav uri-e In
order to insure a quick sale. \ bargain far
some one l. : BROTHERTpN.
AZ Pin 80
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AND s TIIVE.

That Is our way We adsance money On sala-
ries and fuEnl tura - lowest rates N IN. ely
Name your own time. date and amount q pay
nsnt- Discount ~ paid before Dr.. n sick ~
Cgt u employment We carry you No removal.
Strictly ccniI@utiaL- VIII take up yea ilan ant
advance moe VIII call IN T.qg-st. Mound Guy
Fira0cp GorrDanv- - HsrIt~t bu.lliug. Nluth
and Pine sts. Phone u ~
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VIII Give ExhIbIt OF women's Work.

BoOnville. Mo. July 1s.-The Woman
Club OF BOOnvills is now busily engaged IN
planning for a three days exhibit OF wom-
ems work In this city. September .. IS and
=. Many valuable premiums will be Of
fered. not only such as are offered In tho
wnman'S department at the country fairs.
hut premiums for actual work done in
household economies. for plain sewing as
well as ;Or fancy work.
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4 HANDSOME suburban RESIDENCE.

M6I Wyoming St, Underwood. new seven-room
frRms dwelling. with bav windows. nice pUrchss,
bath. handsome mznteis and ccmented cellar.
shade trees shrub and lawn; lot 50xlSs; price
s.. 100. sSEy terms.
s. liz GIL chnstru. :.
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EASY Peyments-Nioe houses; city and subuE-
ban: elegant residences and pretty cottages; mod
ern cCnvenieaoes: large yards. fruits. flowers.
Terms scarcely more than rent Also Wor.a'T
Fair property and farms. Call or write Nc
CUrkle. 1904 Chemical building
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KnaHrs Oh

ROYAL ARCANUM.
~ GRAND COUNCIL
49, Esid, :s$ sqfaiiI zsi:s%. !! ac sE:is,
~ from abroad +. II. ACON. q. n.
JSr- HsldrTan. Acting Grand Secy.
Sic CHEvALIER COUNCIL NO. j0ss.
46k Eoysl Arcsnun. meets first and third
Fridays at each month at HoEard.s
dai. Garrison aycnu- and Olive street
visitors ~coIdiIlly welcomed and pleasantly -uter-
tainet- ". II MILLER Regent.
&c FOREST PARK COUNCIL. NO. 81.
lex Eoral ArcAuuu- meets the dr-t and third
~ TueSiey evenings % zach month al Ben
'r1 Hal. usrth-s-t CORNER I'rather and
MaucEestsE avenues a. s O'Clock Msmhers are
requested 70 aftrCd Nisifr-s cordially invited
~. g RuSBOROUGH. REGENT.
v. \ RrsSh'T. Sec eta-y.
80 nLIvETTE COUNCIL. No -. Royal,
IVY ArraEUm. meets hss: and thiuf MONDAYS
SA2 - each month AZ Burlington huliiIaE. 10.
- Olive street WISHING brothers cordially
invi:et V. r RsEeaL
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On Personal Property.
EUGENE A. TRISLER-
10 and IL y. Eighth st. rooms 2 and I
F1se Insurance Ascncy-
- on FURNITURE. LOW RATES
s PRIVATE party loans money on flrni-
tur-. easy payments. confidential AMI proper
treatment -"l Chemical b.dS.. Eighth and olive
GENTLEMAN having surplus funds will ad-
vance money on Furniture, pianos and 10 salar!ed
eHployes- BIS Century SldE-. Ninth and Olive.
MONEY leaned sslar.ed people without srcur-
its lowest rates Repayment easy. Drake. III
Cu'Dical building
MONEY 20 Loan q homes; People Tor legitimate
purposes Uuly ~ . per cent Der annEm On any
good security / s.. Republic
LONE leaned hN cur pan at regal interest
rates "a furniture ur personal property Glsnsss
confidential = Lambert. - Chestnut u
NONEs 70 loan On huusenr'3 goods CT other
good security b. U-.vstr party easy payments:
business confidential Rom 80. - olive
TO loan on furniture. alanos and all
Euld securities. lowest sstev m tn= city. huSinrEs
strictly Confidential. sst. lsss. 1901 Morgan o.
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BIDDL.E 81. Igi5S-Nlce 2-story brick house OF
6 rooms. IN fats Of 3 rooms down and 3 rooms
W. lot I7xS9 feet 10 an alley: rented now 70 two
tenants: terms. $40 cash down and I'D per
KELLEY & co. IIis Chestnut s.
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MONEY TO LoIH.
On Personal Property.
SALARIED EMPLOYEES
OUR STOCK Is MONEY.

We will give you credit cheaper than Others IN
amounts from TEN DOLLARS 70 TIN THOJ-
SAND. Why not 20 &c the cheap~s: place. Uher-
70 Objectionable Inquiries are male and yosr
business Is strictly rradd~utizI- Do you know
What this meansg Cal OF write
JOHN I~rLHOLI.ANp.
Tel. Main s57e- I'll Century buii3.rg-
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Monsr Advanced SaIariad People,
MECHANICS, FINANCE CO.

Teamsters b ardinE- house keepers without s-cur
ity. easy payments. largest tUsin-sz "a a. ps4ucI
ri c.t..- Inlmar- ~ M-r.-r ~. - Lnr.InlL
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MONTHLY PAYMENTS.

We have two very desirable six-room modern
brick houses. with hot and cold hath. furnaces
Rnd very complete. on Semple ave. Just north u
Easton ave. les than can he built for. See
DYAS REAL Estate COMPANY.
100 ". Ninth 81.
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FINE business corner. Clark and Grand, Ct
p0site POmpeIi. Els :. Grand
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FOUR chuSce lots, 2Nl2. on Compton ave.
between Arsenal and PestaloZzi; bargain: at 81
per foot: oae-half block nom cars J. q. Nea-
werlich. SJI Gravols ave
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TVE-ROON brick house on monthly pay
usnts. =. Crawford Flynn. sg7l Easton ave
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BRANCH St. eeISThrse-room cottage: large
stable: all Improvements. lot 3Xlss; cheap
CASS Ave. Near Grandl-Lovely sevsn-room
stone-front house: Will sell at q sacrifice P J.
SvUnauEh. I4S3 " Grand.
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FRANCIS. Near EsstOn-Three-ToGn house:
feet: only 1850. P. J. CaySnaugh. 1885 y. Grand
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5I29 Westminster Place.

A modern 1+roC1 residence: tile bath and
one Q. The bsst-built houses in the city and can
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80 EHactly Wind Won Mnnt. % 2On

S134 Iowa Ave.-A History brick dwelling con-
tanning five rooms. with side and rear entrance
arranged Tor one family: water. sewer and
Aeet made: also large frame stable on premises:
l6k25NI26- JOHN J. BOGARD r. Co.
lGgl : RrnaHprar
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IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY FOR
SALE

800 viii buy six fats, always rented. on Mis-
souri, ave. near Benton Park: rent $3.50. big BAR
gain. For particulars see the agents.
HAMAE a k~ARLESKIND. 67I4 ;. Broadway.
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C~ONNECT1CIT st. 424--OnestoTy f0lr-roor
frame. lot 5xlZ: easy terms: bargain SLS
Strodtnaan q Str0dtman. 500 y. BrosdWay.
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SALARIES

AZ loves; possible rates 20 male or female en-
ployeS. without security ans no objectionable in
QutrseS made
THE SALARY DISCOUNT COMPANY.
- Mermod & Jaccard bldg. coz. Boy. 4 Locust.
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49, STANDING L TRIBE. 80 ..
Su iar1Tnvsd prceT - led Hrl nse,s
-zR eN.rY ThIrstav sleep - pruiau- Hat
Erh S1ufreass ~urlrr NtntA ard Mafkr,
~ streets First TnErsfav o. "a 4 M. n
Adootion degf.-. Second Thursday. waTdlr's Dc
rrss third Ttu=tGay. Cfisr- degree. I1ufth
THURSDAY. trtsl business Visiting chiefs invited
q" Wv WALTER = MOORE SarAen
Z S~ovil. g. % II. 40 Wash street
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LINCOLN Ave. Fz-sacrinee; seven rooms,
bath. v G, two pantreS, stable. ~granitoid Gel
lar and laundry: your own terms and price;
open FOR inspSctinn to-day.
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Fer .aiau+d men ard Nom'H- wItaaIt E-gunty.
a. lowest Tst~s; az be raid back n small wees-
ly or mC1ttly usynerts. coaadrltial consuitA-
tons r. . ivate To-ms. als1. melsy loaned on
fU-Si'IIe hours s % & EqIity FiuHucs Co. 1918
C=Ca Trust building
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CHIPPEWA St. %75l-SiK-rOom house. plas
tered attic: nice location
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& WILDLY LODGE. 40 = l. J.. o.
5<SES ?. meets TUsStay evening - eaca
TZ- week al HAL ~ :. OIL. Fellows
tuiTdrr. rn-frr : nth EnL J.gv-. at
S o'clock. Installation OF Officers Visitors cor
daily invited. J r. FRITCHATtD. - C.
Herman HeUyer. Secretary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-21

Misses and Chiidren's Laced
and Button Shoes, In all sizes
regular $1.o0 grades, re-
duced to 73c.
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w. b. MOSES & SONS, F St., Cor. 18th.

intelligence, despite the fact that 1t appears
to be the general opinion that cats cannot
be trained to do other than sit in warm
place, preferable by an open CRATE, and
purr,
It Is expected that many II not all Of the
trick cats will be on exhibition at the cat
show and one night win be devoted to
showing or their tricks to the public.
The classification of entries win be long
haired. males and females. kittens OF the
same breed. neuters; short haired or ordi-
nary cats, Manx, 6tamese and Persians.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-21
Syndicate Of Kitchenmaids.

From the New York News.
A syndicate OF kitchenmaids" has re-
Gently been formed in Paris. whose object
is to restore woman to her rights in the
kitchen. from which she is being ousted by
men cooks and walters In hotels and res
taurants. The syndicate asserts that ex-
perienced women cooks cannot get places
and that women who want to ut themselves
for the place Of chef are unable to obtain
the training. It has therefore petitioned
Paris hotel keepers to employ In their
kitchens certain proportion Of "appren-
tice girl cooks"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-21

Calvin FaIkner. might we'll be described as
a talking cat Anything member of the
family suggests Hector" will do He purrs,
sings, plays dead. fetches articles hidden
and casually mentioned, wears clothes and
carries messages. Hector Is an imported
black Persian. but he has the manners Of
an American gentleman. Il see Mrs. X
coming" is sufficient to send Hector to the
door or window to greet the friend men
toned. "Go stand In the corner takes
Hector TO that position. but with evident
grief and reluctance.
OF High Order.
There are any number Of other cats In
Washington which show high order OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-21

GFiordes Carpet, 9 fit. s i'm. by 13
TT. 6 fn., for $3.50
Several hundred small Silky Mos
sui and Guendsi Rugs some
slightly darnaged-also a NUM-
Der of Hall Strips i'm this lot. Spe=
cially priced from $4,000 $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-21

Judges have worn the peculiar wigs they
now wear ever since the reign Of Charles II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-21

Antique Mossul and Guendji Rugs
specially priced at - S. to SIS
India Carpet, all=over design of
ecru and salmon, ON a blue
ground. Size no fit. 3 i'm. by Id
lit. 8 i'm. S1AS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-13
He Caught the Car.

The man dashed down the street aft
er the retreatin@ State street car
Every muscle WIS strained: his
of moisture stood out upon his fore
head. His feet We're wul>ng like the
pedals on a bicycle. He only touched
the ground in the moro alttudinous
places.
"I'll catch = street car he
gasped. "or die
Easter went the street car. Faster
Went The Hsai
He overturned fruit stands and aged
blind men in his wild career. He
Knocked down children and tr;lmplrd
upon them. But onward he rushed
He co!lidrd With Il baby buggy. Tie
baby WAS knocked into the street. The
mother of the child picked il up She
pointed 4 finger at the disappearing
form of til" man. "Murderer,' she
Missed through her c!inchcd teeth
He draws nearer to the ear nearer
yet
He reaches ont his hand
lie touches the rail un the rear plat
form.
He gives one hast convuSive effort.
He is on the ear
He sinks breatllles> into a seat and
niopS his brow The conductor touches
him On the shoulder
Cit often here" spcal>> Tie conduct
or. Were a-@oin' to ihcr barn No
more ears tonight" Chicago Tribune.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-13
Nincgar From Prunex.

The Oregon agricultural experiment
station is performing very useful
service in some experiments which it
is making in producing vinegar from
pl.iiilrS. The most serious problem
which confr0nts our prllne growers is
the profitable disposal of the very small
prnneS and OF that portion Of the lar
ger sizes which partly ferments in dry
ing
PrUnrS. being very sweet. will pro-
ducc Il large quantity either of alcohol
or Of vinegar. The vinegar produced
from prr'ne juice in Oregon is said to
bc so slron" as to require its diluton
by one half to bring 1t down to the
commercial Standard
Ii III" pr''nc vinegar proves Satisfac-
tory to con >tlncrS, its manufacture will
prove of great value to our prune
growers as an outlet for the inferior
stock Which, to some extent, they cam
not AVOID producing. Francisco
Chronicle
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-13
Chicap, D. vustie aud SLOUGH.

n ge,seg&,, we live beneath sky
within a sssy, and our funcrcal pail,
while t occasionally lightens. seldom
lifts altogether. Whether the newcomer
approaches z long The bluffs and rafjnes
Of the north or through the SWamPS
and marshes of The south or over taa
"idc stretching prairieS of tie wes,a
the dun trappings Of tile great hGrin:
show from afar As he atll"~ aloi...
through perky suburban settlements.
or honest truck farms OF ha!f dried
SwaleS and disheveed SWanpS th"
horror grows.
Across the wide field, gay Will this
years flowers or >uHilr With last
years wecds-Soparatji, III" raw aud
dies Of workers cottages. tan4lca of
telegraph poles AID Of trolley wires.
lead Oh the eye toward ugly, shape.
less hullS looming above the dilgy
hoi zon-fouHdrieS, elevators. machine
shops. breweri.'S. factories, icchousr},=
detached notes that preclude the great
diSc0id tp come Then avenues OF
tracks. siiut iii by The shameless backs
of things ar1 Spanmpd by @rinIy via,
duets, HftaNs OF moan streets do@@edly
cultained allin>; the sun and rcsolute-
~ ii-htins "1 The sweet country airs
The heart sinks, tie stomach re
volts as. lAroll.h diHt dust, CRIME soot.
smoke and atH1elS Tire trembling nco-
rhEtc# bnmE, al11 ial.~= ,ta444 t4t.4tl
th" hesnitrHoI Shrine of filet>1o raced
Godaes~ "f b.l>iie ;aua :>estlea.- henry
Is. Fuller Ii f7ftfe,.b.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-13
lnuuixitixc Pen.liinn.

We often met companies of six or
eight or more pcn.llinS promenading
on>the arctic ice pack in the sunshine.
When they SAW US. they generally eX-
hihited curiosity ;lld approached to
eel Il Hcarpr view. DO not know if
these birds have the instinct of the
naturalist ana take Il lively interest,
doubtless philu>ophic from their point
Of view. in everything new which pre-
ScntS itself OF if the object of their
invest iaatiouS is entirely practical but
they ccrtalnl Y came near us With Il dis
tinct purpose of inakinG examination.
Eat il we had the misfortune to eX-
cite much curiosity they became az
arcSsivc. Omu would first come close
to MS and reconnoiter, and then. on his
order. the others would advance with
Il melacing air. and the battle began,
battle in which we sometimes had
trouble to demonstrate effectively our
superior strength th.-GeoGraphical Mag
aZinc.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-13
Charity'S Choice.

Mummy" said small git-'mun-
my. dear. do Wish might give some
money for poor children'S dinners"
so you may. darling.
But, mulnt"N | haven't auy mon
ey."
We'll, darling, il you Ike to go with
out sugar | will give YOU the mouey
instead. and then you viii have some
The small child considered solemnly
for n moment and then said. Must
it he sugar, uummNI
.Why. no. darling. don't mind
much. What would you like To do
without :"
'How would soap do. mummy,
them" exclaimed the small maiden in
triumph Philadelphia Ledger,