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FOR RENT-HoUSEs.
UNFURNIsHED.

UNFURNIsHED.
FOR REST-sps NORTH CAPITOL ST. STORE
ano dwelling; contains sforeroom and seven
oweh,ng rooms and bath; good place for a home
49 St sc. rooms, bath; ami; q fine
rSStAoH. = -fot.JV
Slb LIST st. NV, rooms, bath: anil; in ex-
cellent condition. $50 so
ya<o-u JAMES r. SHEA, 643 La. ave. NV.
FOR RENT
e1o NV, fur. 10000 1s1s 18th nv, ,lorSb IS 90
1ao Iaoa q se lot fnr Store 5o7 9th uw
iSnS NV, l2r&b.. 100 PASS 18th NV, er&b. 20 90
!S5i Mntw pf l3r blo00 Sta rr 1921 Conn 20 90
s Ssal NV, lor&b IS 60 Sta RI 1871 corcoran :. 90
store store lSZ0 nw 5000 221s B NV, 4r...... 400
1Z2O NV. store. .50. 90 Ofiice rms, 1907 + ST NV
TYLER RUTHERFORD. Inc. 1907 st.
FOR OR RENT-Bf L J. MILLS. COS 9Th ST. NV
2zSo 7th NV. 1lr&b3o.5o 1243 II ne, store. 1e SO
1lol Fla av 80 1908 Kramer ne, ,or w ESQ
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CO., 1919 r 81. q,
I719 9th ne, SrAb. $50 %
1915 p ne, dat Or. b.l6.QQ
100 Pierce ct, 6r,w@.e0
ll5lS y. once rms. f6&$f0
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UNFINISHED.

FOX RENT-2125 L ST. NV; 9 ROOMS BATH:
ami; newly papered and painted; large rear
yard; convenient to cars; rent $50. Sc per month
EDWIN L. FRANZONI 1885 ST
ja30-th,s tu, ct Basement Adams building
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''A ftSuRP5 McoRP6RaTF3s IH3s i 5.,I FlSnER = ER CO..
17l1 I1 Conn aynw. srsso0ooi 18th above Fla ave,
aISl aIS ,Sth ay, l9r sSs Ss g g l9r 5000
1872 1sis II II az 5s g g 15ss
1872 dS 18th NV, lsr. 10000 1918 NV, sr. 1000
aGl aSg ,etb e. l1r. 100 249s 18th NV. Or. $500
asS 1898 Zen pl % Lots o p&
2Ss. Eli yeT ew nsr nM q; 60 1 sst ~ sw 90
i7s5 I7s5 IS nII. s. SS
isis SS sss Al Sc
sss st. P~ iorso soSo g Iot av 60 Ss9, Del one,
1893 1853 fais nw for bGts 6et 9 g es
1915 M ! IKenesaw, l1r. .55 90 & ne, per ann 200
FURNisHED~PER ANNUM
1ssh lssh ssa ss5 ssa1sg ss' Sc
5th bet Phelps sil pl nM NV goo
ae bet bet h$ha
conn CONF Set aH bet = SS SS 18TH h bet 1900
1ftb V5 bet ct. : 1900 bet 2oth&e1st nw 100
10th bet se! nansfof nsf fttP Pl
Mass Mass avn, ay mr. 18th NV 100 18th bet NV 800
s Ers spsa st. hssz Wash chs
Mass Ss' bl 5s near
HaybsoHShii@ Tns ybbsesS He 90 Sf Mesfy
ED APARTMENTS IN THE PORTLAND"
Building sth & D $3.50 90 LII r des;r.b,s oe,o..
eo5 + "a noor l0O.oO $50 F, desirable offices
40, is. go 90 6O5-1 7th, desirable offices
t15 % front. 200 Century bldg new
Sl n n Lr: 1000 bldg all imps single
'S Sof dSth3r NV, desir- rooms from $l2 to SIS
4oie esnn Snises' from $l25O per Entire foors
20. sS TSo'oU $l25 per mo,
STORES.
bnadlng St.&D. $250.OO 623 E NV (base) . sos 90
tS1V y NV 90 1925 st. IS 90
4SI "a av NV. 49,. .76. 90
STABLES
1907 Mass av rear)$40.00 1923 ay NV fr'r9 Is 90
14iS NV rear 81. so l7Os 18th NV (rear) 600
~ NV rearl. 20. 90 1918 9th NV (rear). . 800
>CAhEFUL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE RENT.
CLASSES OF PROPERTIES,
For full list of furnished and unfurnished bopses
hats, onces' stores and stables apply at office.
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.


FURNISHED.
FOR REyT-coNPLETELY aND VERY HAND
someiy furnished dwelling Of Q rooms, on Yale ct.
provements; excellent condition; owner leaving
jasSss M'i rent n fof RS2eR sse Pss pnASY pH 1870
FOR RENT-lDEsIRABLE FUR. HOUSE. EIGHT
dopins and bath; In good order; convenient and
mooerale. Apply at lila 18th st. NV. ta2se3te
FOR RENT-CoTTAGE on ST. COR seth
jas7st S G. T 6. PAfNE NE s"cSsn co.. SIS i 18th st.
FOR RENT.l6lo 18TH ST. NV; 0 ROOMS;
ia27-et 9. 9. PAYNE CO.. els 18th st.
FOR RENT-TEN ROOMS. WELL FURNISHED;
Windo~s m s. hns piano. beautiful ocsion
at Curtis School, $3.50 to $3.50 am. no2T-tf
FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED.
FOR RENT--1s25 NJ ST NV; HANDSOME 8
rooms; furnished or unfurnished siao pen pn month.
i1. handsome brick; rooms and bath; all mod.
emps,; e.d -, on 18th ST. nw;- handsomely furnished;
jas0-3t At. HoBTzMAN, 1921 st. NV.
FOR RENT BARGAINS IN FURNISHED HOUSES.
18th near near rooms or eefg $50
9s,e yale ST. st. nesr 18th, reduced to- so
5ssS a!fh Rk HIGns BaSs 1888 st nx
FOR RENT-BY R. O. HoIlTzMAN, REAL ESTATE
Cnamoerlins 8 and 141S l., 1913 r, Or. 40 90
3Sr, 5b, per an. So, 900 1926 u 9r..; 81 so
~ Lar So 2or, ob, I37 9Th NV. 11r. .33. so
etc, per annum !, 900 e2I av, Ar. sc. 90
Marlni Hail, 9l4 E2000 1245 11th Sc, Or. 90
3SS S iSth NV, 2lr 33 400 Fla NV, 6r. .25. 90
a9oo Mintw pl,14r 800 HOS 10th NV 7r. o. so
S1S Tonn av lOr 1910 iii F NV, Ar. 20. 90
NV. ior&sta. I0U0 6O2 Erie st, SrSsta. 1000
1881 A. or apis 300 522 9Th sw. Or. .16. 90
i-No L. apis, and Or % Decatur ne, 6r. IL so
,S10 SEo.eo TO 10000 227 NV, fats. IL. 90
FURNISHED HOUSES
l near lnh lor So, 6U0 10th r, f4r. .150
lass av q Istn 20r 900 Cap I'd, 15r, 2b..15O
I'm ar hr Ior, 70 3V0 Wyoming av, lSr, 2b. $50
o0.h sIrcie, Aor 2b2 400 10th near Q, lbs
Ioih p near +. l0r 200 Riggs near i7th 81. 100
Il av nr 18th, 1Or. $500 y near 18th lOr Is
OFFICES
Atlantic Coast Line I41O La ay $40 e. s15 Oo
bldg, from $40 to ss5 4oS 7th NV. Wv 1000
eSS nw...$5 to $225O
o,- STORES
@<' y NV Observation-Disclosures. 12 90
M. STABLES
", ay trear) 81. 90 2o4 Pa sc (rear) SIS 90
eIA Near) 49,. 500 ja27-tf
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTEU-HOOMS.
WASTED-TW0 SINGLE ROOMS, IN A GOOD
boarding place, situated IN northwest; central
Address B. X, Star Office. Its
WANfED1BY TWO YOUNG MEN FJRNISHFD
room, with without board; n W. section. state
1srus- Address J. s., Star ofice. ts2o-3ts
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FOR RENT-BY JAMES F. SHEA
643 Louisiana ave. NV
s0S North Capitol ST., store and dwelling $4,000
400 st. s.e., rooms, ami. 81. so
9l5 lst st. s.w., s rooms, Ami. ......... 80 90
~ 9TH st. Sc. 8 rooms, anil. 20 90
s: ": cor. 10th Il SITS. NV, store & dwg. 2000
20 1th ST. s.w., store and cellar. 5000. 20 90
sos 4th st. s.e., rooms. MI. ............ 1880
1910 New Jersey ave. NV, Pr., water.... Ia. 80
4l6 Sd st Sc, rooms water. 143O
SE. cor 18TH q SITS. NV, store & cellar. 200
14ZS lZtn ST. NV, rooms, water. 10 so
H2 Deiaware ave. ne., rooms, water... 1880
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FOR RENT-i203 EAST
$50, so; and 106 KY. a
rooms, bath cellar; II
: G. w. WEBER, 1888 +
FOR RENT-DEEBLE q
11Q3. 35th, Sr&b....4 436. 90
Furnished. ........4 As. 90
10S6-3S-4O S2d NV, :.
stable. water. 80. 90
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NV. steam heat. 1a25-tf

CAPITOL ST. tCORNHR).
We. &c., $3.50, 8 and 3
lrnacei keys at M6 18th.
tbasementi. de30-tf.4 4
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APARTMENTS TO LET.


FOR RENT
Choice apartments in the Montgomery, a
modern building, just being finished on the
corner of North Capitol and M streets; 4
rooms and bath, storage room; steam heat ;
all improvements; dark rooms A number
of the apartments already occupied. Open
for inspection. Prices, $50 and s32 so per
month. b. H. WARNER co.
ja30-5t cod
FOR RENT-ELEGANT 5-ROOM CORNER APAUT-
ment in the Albemarle Apply Room 7O6, AEYsE-
MAkLti lIth and. L NV. ja2S-6t
FOR RENT -FIRST-CLASs APT TO SUBI.ET IN
THE BINNEY; reduced to $26.
ja2S-5t JOHN o. JOHNSON, 71s 14th ST.
THE >"CoYwOOD," 1923 ST. NV
Newly constructed apartments 2 and rooms
each, from SIS to $50. Tenants applying now
may select their own pattern for papering
ja2O-r r. o. HOLTZMAN, 10th and SITS. NV.
FOR RENT - APARTMENTS IN THE OPEN.
hurst, No. 4S Ii st. ne: and 5 rooms and
bath; steam heat hot water, janitor SERVICE &c,
included In rent. This building viii be ready for
occupancy about February 1. Rent $50 to S32 so
FOR RENT-THE MOST DESIRABLE OF THOSE
elegant apartments In "The Vafjean," 913 st.
NV. seco1d-foor 'front.' See janitor on premises
FOR RENT-THE COLUMBIA, l4TH AND BIN
ney sts fire proof building overlooking the city;
apartments of and rooms and bath; southern
exposure; electric light; filtered water; laundry.
ETC.; open for inspection.
no1S-h JAMES a. CAHILL, 1908 F st. NV.
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DOGS, CATS, ETC.

FOURTEENTH STREET HOSPITAL FOR DOGS
Surgical and medical. Dogs. cats and small ami.
mails. Free ambulance Open all hours. Anims Il
boarded. Old or injured aniaals humaneiy Killed
Tel. Main l7l-2. 2lls l4th st. NV. ja2l-tf
FOR SALE-sINGING CANARIEs. PARRSyr6'
cats dogs, rabbits guinea pigs fancy poult-y
pea-fow1s, gold6shes. incubstors etc. SCffNIDfe
Or. CECIL FRENCH, EXPERT sPECIALIsT.
Diseases and Surgery of the Dog and Cat
rnfrmary and Boarding kennels. klingle road
City once, 1lS 18th st. NV. Tel (Scbmids) 1loI n
Ja6-Sm%
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THE EVENING STAR,
WANTED-FLATs.

wANTED-BY TWO ADULTS, HEATED FLAT
of 8 or 6 rooms and bath, in northwest. -Ad-
dress NJ. NJ. L.. star Office it,
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

FOR SALE-VERY STYLISH LIGHT VICTORIA.
pole and shafts; In month; irst-class
condition and make in every respect; also
Rodgers pole S19 18th st. NV. ja29-3t.
FOR SALE HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS:
also hucksters license; side-bar buggy and har
ness, cheap; all in good shape. Call at 1926
Gales st. ia10-2t
WANTED-ONE OR TWO GOOD DRIVING
horses in exchange for building lot NV on eIec-
trio line near city where real estate is enhanc-
ing rapidly In value. Address Box 1852 Star
Office ja2S-7t
HAyING SURPLUS STOCK OF DELIVERY
wagons, we offer them for the next 80 DAYS only
at greatly reduced prices; also good second ba nd
brougham and panel rockaway in excellent condi
tion; can be bought cheap also lightweight glass
quarter rubber-tire station wagon.
ja15-t s. ]. MEEKS' SONS, 800 G st NV
FOR sALE-yERY FINE EXTENSION-F -FRON-
brougham and latest design Brewster rubber tire
victoria; tadys spider phaeton, footnan's seat on
rear; English trap, seats 4; lady's mark
phaeton; rubber tire runabont; pair cinnamon bear
robes; imported sacdle and bride: very fine dom
bic set harness and brougham and trap harness
Above are good as new; belong private people
who have left city. ard sold to save storage
% IoII n 81 NV. ja10-1St
SPECIAL oFFER-GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
TO make room for new work-Station wagons and
coupe rockaways, and passengers for sale
IHOS. Z. YoUNG'S Repository 4e4 Acc Pa. aye
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FOR RENT-BY II: L. RUST 60s 14TH ST NV
1927 10th NV, - rooms and baths. see. 90
1921 Roanoke, rooms, bath, cellar As. so
1411 Bacon NV, rooms and BATH. ..... 1880
1744 Oregon ave., rooms and bath. 49,. 45.00
92S 23d NV, rooms and bath. ...... 40. so
1925 NV, 10 rooms and bath. ....... 35. 80
Office rooms 80, 912 NV. 1890
ja25-tf-S
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FOR RENT-1744 OREGON AVE. NEW BROWN.
STONE AND PRESS BRICK; II rooms and tiled
bath; open plumbing; all in best order; rent only
$40 including water. Keys at 1742-next door.
ja29-3t
FOR PENTHOUSE 1916 18TH ST. NV; NINE
rooms and bath; open plumbing; all in best order
Keys at WESCOTT Il WILCOX'S, 1907 Penna.
ave, 1880 18th st. ia29-3t
FOR RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE HOME ON
Quincy St. ne; In good condition; tiled bath;
only $3.50 per mo. EDW. 7. KAISER. $40 f
Il II iu02 IL
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LOST AND FOUND.

=
LOST-SUNDAY, JANUARY 49, ON WAY FROM
9th and to st. Patricks Church I'm Berwyn
car, an amethyst rosary marked with owners
name and date October is. Return to 127 9th
st. NV. IFS
FOUND-FINE SILK UMBRELLA OWNER CAN
have same by proving property and paying for
this advertisement Address F. W. Box 132 n
8. Senate. ta30-3ts
LOSr-IN q. 8. CAPITOL BUILDING TUESDAY
January 28, 1902, large leather pocket book con-
tanning letters. money and other articles. Finder
will be rewarded by addressing f. W.. Box 1872
U. 8. Senate. ja30-yts
LOST-SMAI.L PIECE OF TORTOISE-SHEII. EAR
trumpet, January 27, on 18th ST. between II
and Q sts- Return to 176O O 1t. Reward. II.
LOsT-PAIR GOLD NOSE GLASSES. IN IE1THFR
case on January %, about pm, between n. !.
ave- and Ut. NV. and 9th and Pa ave- Via
1st NV. Reward II returned to @. r. KENt,IA
ST.. s144 4 st. NV: 1a3o3t.
LOST-JANUARY 20, ON METROPOLITAN CAR
between Dupont Circle and lst and ne a
garnet brooch, valuable only as gift Iiherai
reward II returned to 1907 New Hampshire ave- :
FOUND-A YOUNG SPANIEL; GAME TO NO a
Iowa Circle the 9th. Owner please cali and
identity. it,
LOsTNGoLD KEY RING. WITH KEYS. MARX
ed b. ]. Return to r. A. JOHNSON iS38-36
ct. NV. 1a29-2ts
LOSr-SUNDAY, JAN. 28, LADY's GOLD WATCH:
open face; marked &C d. :" sold BY J. E (,aIj.
well Z Co., PhfIa. A suitable reward for return
10 l160 Q st. nwa ia2S-3ts
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

Do YOU NEED MONEY!
A special reserve OF SS5. 600 Is at the command
OF those desiring TO settle with 10 per cent brok-
ers Creditors paid In full and assignments tax en-
charge OF Advances made your note Utmost
secrecy and confidence In the transaction OF bust
ness No unpleasant Inquiries or Investigations
Lowest and most convenient terms in the Dis
trict. Address ROY Ioa
jas oct ststfon "a
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STUKES-N.W.
618 Pa. ave-, 8 stories and cellar, IL, 600 50.
It. floor room and two elevators. Per an M 81, 200
400 10th. Sr and b. store and dwelling. .$lO0 90
435 1Ith, rooms. 90 439 Goth. ........ $40 90
$40 9th. h........ so. so Cor 22d L. Water SITS 1000
OFFICES.
NV. Gunton bldg. offices NV. Gas La av, offices
NV, Central bldg, offices NV Vernon Row offices
APPLY AT OFFICE FOR WEEKLY BULLETIN.
ja27-6t "H0S. E. WAGGAMAN. 917 f st. NV
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

GROCERY AND MARKET FIRM DESIRE TO
dissolve, and will sell cheap to party with some
capital; good stand In northwest section. Ad-
dress GROCERY MARKET, Star Office. ja303ts
FOR RENT = FINE 3-sTORY BRICK STORE.
dwelling and bakery t16 rooms); No. 2O6 7th St
sw.; moderate rental. Apply to THE ARLING-
TON FIRE INSURANCE CO., No. 1905 Pa
ave. NV. ia29.3t
FOR SALE = COAL YARD DOING A GOOD
business; on 14th st. NV; price, $3.50, including
brick office, scales, mule, 1 wagon, 2 carts
and sheds; this is chance for some one to jump
into good business. THEOD. FRIEBUS Room
%. Bank bldg, cor. 18th and G NV. ja25 2S&3 80
YOU CAN DOUBLE YOUR MONEY IN ONE
year by investing with US. Large dividends
investment secured by Real Estate. Closest In
vestigati0n courted. Price Of stock will be ad-
vanced Feby. l. Come at once. Rooms 30 and
80, 9IS St Office hours, 1 to S. ja23-6d
NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, LOCATED ONF,
SO; north Of Holmead Manor; lots 25x1OO to 5Ox
$50. Prices, 30c. to 35c. So 1t. Terms, $50 to
800 cash and SIS to $40 monthly on each lot or
% cash, balance one, two and three years For
full particulars drop postal telephone or call for
new 16-page illustrated booklet plat &c.
FULTON II. GORDON,
ja23-7t Telephone Main $685. 704 f4th St NV
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be firmly bound together with thread
By winding it around the JOINT. The
circle viii be about eight inches in
diameter. Take the three sticks which
you previously pinned together and
law them on the door. spreading them
apart in the form Of an Irregular star,
h such n manner that The top Of the
spine will be just half way between
the tops Of the leg sticks and about
five inches from each; when YOU have
proceeded thus far place the rattan
circle over the other sticks. The in!er-
sectian Of the sticks should be the cen
tire of the circle, With pins and thread
fasten the.f frame togetheF ID this posi-
ton. The lower limbs VIII be spread
wide apart; they must be carefully
drawn closer together and held III posi-
lion by a string tied hear the termina
ton Of each lee stick. Gross sticks for
the hands ana feet may now be added,
ana tile frame for the mead made Of
rattan and tied firmly to the eircls
which forms the body Then the
strings are to be put on as shown by
the dotted lines in Figure ].
This kite should be covered with
green tissue paper. a few clever
marks of the paint brush will give il
the appcaranceof Figure2 The breast
and tail bands should be arranged in
the same manner as it is upon,the com
mon hexagonal or coffin shaped Kite,
with which all American boys are IA
miliar; but for fear some reader may
not quite understand. l VIII try 10
tell exactly how 10 do It. First, punch
small holes through the paper one
upon each side Of the leg sticks Just
above the bottom or feet. and one upon
each side OF the arm stick at the Shout
ders. Run one end Of the lreastband
through the holes at the bottom of the
left limb and tie it FAST to the leg stick;
tie the other end at the Eight shoulder.
Take another string Of The same length
rs the first and fasten one end in the
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-09

When the late President Barrows. of
0herlin College, was asked by a
student il he could not take less than
The regular four years course, DR..
Barrows looked the applicant over
thoughtfully and replied: why, GER
tainly, my lad. \ short course, if you
like, but my advice to you is to take
the longest course possible. The
length of time you wish to devote to
study rests with YOU entirely, and
should depend on what you intend to
become. dust remember that when
God wants to make an oak He takes a
hundred years. but when He wants a
squash He takes six months. Chicago
lnter-0cean.
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TO make is to be just that height; in
this case the les sticks must each be
two feet long, and as you win want
them to bend at the knees, these points
should be made considerably thinner
than the other parts OF the sticks. The
spine must be about one foot seven
inches long. or a little over three-quar-
tiers of the length Of the leg sticks
Place the two latter one above the
other, lay the spine on top Of them,
and see that the tops Of all three are
flush, or perfectly even. Then at a
point eight inches from the top drive
pin through all three sticks. carefully
clanping it upon the other side, where
the point prorUdes. For the body
take pieco Of thin rattan two feet
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-09

same manner at the bottom Of the right
les, pass the string UP, crossing the
FIRST band, and tie the end at the left
shoulder. Attach your kite string to
the breastband where The two strings
intersect in such manner that you
can slide the kite string up or down
until it is properly adjusted For the
falkland. tic sting to the leg stick
at the bottom OF the breast band, and
let it hang slack from one leg TO the
other Attach the tail to the centre Of
this string. York Tribune.
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CONVERSATION.

Where have they vanished, the mysterious
lands,
Which oft, far-of beholdcn, bathed in
gold,
With genii and wonders manifold,
And great palms towering from burning
sands,
We fashioned with imagination's hands
From unforgotten legends, strangely old
Where have they vanished g-Science,
swift and bold,
Has torn the fairy fabric into strands
Yet we have stolen from the coming
years
The undiscovered realms that once was
ours,
Not in revolt; but conscious that the
hours
Hold rich requital for old hopes and
fears;-
And in these changes unperturbed we see
The patient purpose Of Divinity
Felix N. Gerson, in New" Lippincott
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-09

It is a pleasant sensation to feel
the steady pull of a good Kite upon
the string.and watch its graceful move
ments as it sways from side to side,
ever mounting higher and higher, as
If impatient to free itself and soar
away among the clouds The pleasure
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-09

is, however, greatly enhanced by the
knowledge that the object flying so like
a bird through the air is kite Of
your own manufacture. An odd look
ing one is the freq kite.
1t is not worth while to build one less
than two feet high. Let US suppose
that the particular frog we are about
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-09

Some people who have real iBtelli-
gence are ashamed to acknowledge it:
instead, they accept the most foolish
doctrines, in order to be known as love.
~ hlracters-Atchison Globe.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-09

The strongest men are often the most
easily influenced, because they are in
Eueneed unconsciouSly The influence
is usually Of negative kind. and COM
Ing frcm weak source is unexpected.
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n ~
Inc Truest Charity.
r., cr,a-1oe Frederick Weller
By Charles Frederick Weller.

MPLoYMENT in the Of useful activity. Is the
fundamental word in charitable any kind En-
ployment this large meaning ard in the smaller
sense of wage earning the first and last thing 10 be
thought of in the treatment needy individuals and fam
ies vino are not accommodated in charitable nsti
utlous to be observed in our dealings
with men who apply us in our various CHAR
table societies private residences The first is
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-09

all the past
PROFESSIONALLY Is that the influences Of childhood will make
S said Wordsworth ana he
formation of the human char
of prevention? 1t Is
quick provide result its failure Hospitals spring UP
being with the birth OF each
generation kndegarn schools and the great
guilds and minratonsare painfully made
o demand
food of life feels that ne could
have resisted neuae
with n the o childhood
awakng sleep Of babyhood eager to plunge
into life glad beacon lights that
alike the light and dark places
the
by the actions of grown ups and soon the
pristine purity and tie
its inevitable heitase-he practice of wrong
child is world be
arcy rebellion discord nations
bloom glorious advancement and
ciyiiz ation
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AIwavs &c Cheerfui.

Never whine, grumble. or utter non
sensical complaints about trifes-be a
man and carry your share Of the white
mans burden with good grace.
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II II ~
What Determines Character
BY Elizabeth EI1icott Poe.

the pringtme of life The infant days arc
voted to Development of the primitive The strong
the after structure must be laid in the ns
days The plastic and not know or exercise
the power of resistance.
The generation before is truly responsible
for the generation after; responsible for the
bad as wen as he good The little minds alert for
the knowledge face the of life The eyes
see much that we do Indeed they look be
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-09

Some diplomats are born, while 9th
ers get married and acquire it grad
ually.-Puck.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-09
To Crawl Through a Care

Cut q playing card lengthwlsc in the
middle, as shown in figure ] Of the IL
lustration. Bend it along the cut and
make missions as in figure 2. After
unfolding the card you will have OBJ
tanned long band, wide enough TO al
low person 10 crawl through.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-09

we
should unceasIhS etNor TO SUI
relief
first suggestion when earnest man ap
the time and asks
impulse work can
This obviously pauper but woy as
v good viii by giving
him dollar
superior but destitute applicant Tor WORK 70
hoped he might secure employment instead
he tactfu kindly manner His urgent heces
compelled the temptation but he came back 10 my
that knew this wound must
heal in little less independent anc
self.e pecing had been before
suggest therefore, for assistance in
employment applicant ourselves delayed
finding permit be reached be
realm of giving material aims 70 ao
which
ceye deoratng better than future degrade