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WANTED FOR FORGERY.
\. VI. Odendahi Of New Orleans a Fugitive
Losses St5O.OOO.

NEW ORLEANS, La. Oct 1t developed
to-day that Alexander NJ Odendahl, sccre-
tary 10 the +. j, Odrndahl Company, dealer,
in grain, i a fugitive from the city, after
issuing forged bills Of lading amounting
10 3l5O.o0o. The losses are divided between
the Compton National and y E-compte Of
Paris, the Hipernia Bank and Trust Com
pany and the Louisiana and Commercial
National banks.
Mr.. Odendahl II the son +. J. Odendahl,
president of the company andtwiCr presl-
dent Of the New Orleans Roard of Trade
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cry WON'T MY STOKES HOUSE.
Use Of the site for . Municipal building
Would Involve Too Great a Cost.

The Board of Estimate has decided not
to accept the offer Of the Misses Stokes TO
sell 10 the city the Stokes mansion in Madi-
ron square for sloo 900 less than ito appraised
value. They stipulated that If their propo-
,i,ion was accepted, the property should
building. This would involve the con-
domna'ion Of the expensive corner of Madi.
son avenue and Twenty-.ixth street, now
occupied by the Manhattan Club More
over, the site of Tompkin- Marke'. or some
other already belonging 10 the city, may bo
available for an uptown municipal h,iiliiug
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Mrs. Craixic May lie Dismissed.

The members of the Committee on Adj
ministration of the Brooklyn Public Library
before whom Mr. Mary +. Craigie, assistant
librarian appeared to answer charges Of
characterization and incapacitv, decline 10
say what happened AT the h, airing. II il
rurnored, however, that they will recon-
mend hcr dismissal
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cops TO Use PITCHFORkS.
Must spread Out Bonnres ON Election Night
and Intim,datc small Boys.

Chief of Police Murphy of Jersey City
Issued an order yesterday prohibiting
the building Of bonfres in the streets on
elect ion night. Policemen armed with
pit chforhs will ride around town in patrol
-he pitchlvrk- 10 spread out tho burning
piles, and possibly incidentally TO repress
The pnt Gtsias m Of the bows
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Mr.. Leland stanford visited Now York
University Yesterday to inspect ia" ground,
aud buildings She was much pleased
with the architecture and appearance Of
the Gould Mcmorial Library, and minated
that the library which -he contemNlater
building for Leland stanford, Junior. Uni
Ner-ity would he modelled after it Chan.
cellor and Mrs MacCrscRen entertained her
fH-o,r~h o'' 80 ,ipr'
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New York and Boston All Rail-

~ - "a - u l. Al. aud toEllCcIons
FROM Grand Central station.
Leave f. way ~ nuc
500 a VI Hartford and NrrTianti~ AMP 81
~ \ ". Springfield aud " icester Z N pM
TOGO " New London and .roviJen'e 5 90 ! 81
slGO2 A.M,'Ncw Lgutun and Providence. ! 90 p. "
i2uoN. Springfield and Worcester $40 ? n
100 J y ~ " Lcndon and Providence. ~ 10 + 81
10. Pm ,'NrH London and Prov ,dCgce 100 7 "
2M PM Hartford and "ilnar,lc, 500 PN
go New London ana Providence 300 2 "
40 IN, 'Sprnsheid and Worcester 1000 Pm
$500 IN Nc" London ana Pruvit"r e. il;ro ~
81 % j. Springfield and WoTces Ter. ais An
ZOO PM ,'Ntw London and Providence s.27 AN
t?9: \ Nc" London and Frov!dcace.d 81 AN
'Dany. lnclpoinc sunday. sStopS AZ l?Sth s..
rive Hour Limited. al. pG'lor cas- fare, New
forh anu Boston. -. Including parloI car scat.
through parur ara coping cars By each 'far
Return Servi~c same hours and b. same rput
c i. Hampstead Gen pas AGENT
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Arrtvst TkicY pcr. 81
: y. cruiser Detroit. Boston. oct, ~
=, Gcr'1ani' Liverpool, Oct. q,
s. GcorSi". Liverpool, Oct. 10.
* SsDendpn. Cardiff. oct. Is
IS Seneca, Nokphe ma. July ~
~ 81 aniard. Bremen, Oct. 10.
IS George pyman, Sourabaya. Aug %
- Horftip Mauaos Oct. Il
- santiago de Cuba, Cieuillegos, Oct IL
s. Jefferson. Norfolk. Oct 20.
~ Chrsipcahe, Baltimore. OCT. 20
~ y Intr.al. Barry. OcI. IL.
- Ornidllc Calcutta, sept. 3. Boston Oct 20.
IS C'ty of Everett. Port Arthur. Oct n.
Hars B1urgainville, Nantes. Sept. "a
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ROYAL clue LINE.

TUX E'VT' fVKf ND Wt~UINITON
$50 'loS. 'l3' \. NJ, 100 200, - 20. 's'OD.
100 i. NJ. 'i2l5 Mot.
zfr0m Liberty Street only. sNaNy 'Da,N
exc, pt SUNDAY. ,Sunday only :Faro. cars onl,
IVA lHnalua.
House, ia, !Gi, i9l. 1902 is, Eroadusy ts2 Sio
Ave. - Union square West ~ Fa,' iej'h s.
?iJ West l3jth 81. 90 IolupIhu, Nv, New Yuri.
court 81. Stl. sD Fulton ST, Brookiyu q, Broad
way. Williamsburg N'w York Transfer 90 ca .s
v G. HESlrR. T. n rr.Rr
General Manager. General l'ssSsur,r Aren't
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

2iSr.r-Ey ALMASAc-ryIs DAY
sun rises IS syn sets .45s Noon sets. S.57
"a HiGH wArsR-TGt, DAT
San " Hoo SOS CIV I'd SIS dell Gst.. rs,
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* Columbia. from New York at Hamburg
IS Lurana. from New York, at Queenstown.
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u &IIVO ADS.

Pennsylvania
= RAILROAD.
s,,os,,: an, 90 81. n''' aHd
- The leaving time from Dcsbrosses and
n sh, sssn s1ss' Is Later san
10. Except T ,ts pinerT,.s noted.
pgrlCr GAYS View York 10 p'ushurs Slscrink
,ar Pn'soarc 10 Chicago. 70 coaches n puts
>;so \. M. FAST LINE -Pltsburs and cl,yc
e;5s A.. VI. pgyNsNIvtvIA LIMITED Pull
41d, .io,,cto, Cincinnati. lldianapohs LON,
I.ss p. M.~TAr PENNSYLVANIA SPECIAL. -.
20 hour train TO chicago. Pullman observe
ION Drawing room Sleeping. Dining. and Buffet
'.sSr:M CiirC AGo AND ST LOUIS EMPRESS
Nnr, Indianapolis. Chicago, -. Louis, Dining
5 SIS p. ". ST. LOUIS EXPRESS For pl,shurs
plling or For "o,,a. ". Va. Nta shcnsn
IS =. ", WEsfERy EMPRESS. -ror Chicago.
0 ~ Do pt ,s2 i INPRhss pY11qs Sc.
dosh valley Rot'e' Connects Tor ciev-isnd
s!:s y, VI. CLEVELAND ASD CINCINNATI TX.
PRES For P''tsburs. Cleveland and en-
WASHINGTON AND Tue SOUTH.
rs. SIS, ~ ,Dllin- car. 1910 tDcSJros,es and
Cortland, S,Tss'i,; 1870 DINING SaI, loSs. Dniny
al %aTiar and Dinias Cars, as sSiSis f r csr.
i(lo nl'6' sunday. -, ags biidns car,
c,2 s5 5a5 LIN can 'l + PaG nn sn9 t, P4s
nlring car go p ", i2ld msnt
ATiE = .iff"t COAST LINE Express. o?s M and
sFlBthRb Air LINE RAILWAY. FLORIDA and
Metropolitan Limited" l:.iS NJ daily. Express
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY For Mem
cH Ss fIfFAkF f S Clio RAlL% W. IS M.
rGR st G ~ PoSi c spa S1 md GSSorolK
a, n week d1,ys and 1, 81 y. m, d.ily.
dayS snaays 5S a. 4 fSioash 4t,6 Tisi
TIalne n4fc, Payor a, $ and standard cOaches
Dining Ger and standard GoacnoS on sundays
frSS Wcs Twcnt5 tard Srcc "' ,sl"S'' 'SH
q. NJ i?.in S2i, 80 and as !, ~ wcck day,
and cortland. streets r o. :. H.. I! %. $40. 30
ana $40 p N, week DAYS sGndsys IS a m.
'''' roK PHILADELPHIA
o." pc'h SIC ei% li,an II streets, e?r 5E
IL ted. IL Dc,Ur So, and jortand' Strets
100 dunn. car, l",a DINING car, 10, q N.
No. ,uinus ,ar, yi ,inunS car, 40 'DrS
OJHp. car. 35o %, "a 'D!iinE car. q ~
,bnuE car. t.G nHirg car IS. "a S3
p25 y H.. lllu u'-at. sundays, ClO. i5j no
Goa .cSt. rs. 800. "a tblH,uS can, p.jS tln.
iicd 2.'i. loui Diulug car. ~. l'A ,DLlng
car. l.5 ,DiGms Csr. ~, Dining CNn. SIS
% bu,ur tar'. los DINING Car, jjj l3Iiug
Car. 75,, % $50 H.25 =. no. y % ulght
1ichri ui -, rs itl IAIi. ~ and ~ broadway.
- E''H aNcgAr .l'l,N 2'u - ~ lllth Uycugc
corner !p'h ST.. t,'or House west twenty
'uNt Ntiret stat. -, and stations 'ult 81 Dr>-
NrpsSes aud o.t'4udf "i:CClS. Iourl street,
$40 Fulton street, ~ hruauway and tcunS ylvan'a
NuncN station. btJphyH. Siatiuu. Jersey CT,
The View YORK Transfer Con pnny VIII rhll FOR
and Crc"f baIGise from hltci, and tCsilCnces
tgrnlgh - g's action.
Teepnonc MA Erta,ccnth Street" for Pennsylvania
Ra'iruHd can Service.
j. II. nv ron NSDN. ! n. WOOD
General Mana. Gcnl Passenger Agent,
~ $40
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP co,

V'TTT'T''T WfT-TT TT|FT
sails from San Francisco IN SAMOA, NEW IA.
LAND and AUSTRALIA Nov, o aud - and ever,
:: days; TO HO>OllIV every ~ days TAHITI
once q ronth, Round 'ur world. tC3. ~ T. /
BURNETT. &. l.. Ng'.. i?7 Bro4Gway. N.N.
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81 IGOIsG STEAMSHIPS,
- L l. 4 -.

SAILED PROM FOREIGN PORTS.
- Staicndan, from Boulogno for New York
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CUNARO LINE l .,a..,n,,,, -,

rom Pier ~, Norm River.
Etrura, NuN, I. nj tunfl...., =. Is. +. NJ
Campanla Noy, :, 10 AN lucauis Nov -, 10 An
VERNON ii. BROWN CO, Gen. Ag's., ~ h'Nay.
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n AIl.RO ADS.

RAILROADS..
NTEXX1XIODyI
NEk wv 'DGN ~
~ - N u n
N"n
vFIN1KA,
n.y. noo.. ..,,.
u HUDSON RIVER r. r
W." vs. W.
me ruuh''hAGk Ikuhk LINE.
VIA NIAGARA FALLS
81, ~ .,"i' aHi a"pdrl trv a ,,tlnI Ceatfal
w a." = ~ H','tt NcT NoiH, ~ hcl"H:
iinS o. nj C.riru N,ai',a al siS. sd ii.y5 A.
80 8. u ri5 ll.n L NJ. viii sop a. l2Ln 81. to-
G.sM pa .Tns'f'. ten MINI - aritr leaving Gr'ni
ana a. . 'as,64a !an'. e,cepr sae ?os century"
90 N Iop a. I2s'h st, '"n up,,., lore tS at,
tlm, ~ ,,LalG CeItra. >cUou.
". 10 ~ MinNlylr IMPRESS - pu,
StS l. N-'.AlpNi riON I.lrR.-pur
VIZ Nnalo ms, y.c'ciand aa indian
al"IN u - - u tiicasJ 7lu. ". iouis
- nrN' moniug
&.3O II 'EWpiVE STATE FNpRrSS
10y. famous TAIN Va ne world nls
ole ,At''" 4 E9gna il,., 80 p NJ.
TO- an 90 M-'DAN FNpRrSS Ni.,S In,.,.
ops. Due hu'ap rs
an 30 N--'RtTIhNU EArfit~s. -iIuc Ru,
No : 50 q -
- SO M.--'BtTt NLO i,N''rFn Due Br,
sS'SV All.
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ANCHOR LINE c'- ssSS.S.,,

80 a fitr -, Norih aver. tuut of " -, .i,u 81
AnchoHa NoN. y. hOul NIiu ublluNuV, 10. pM
ETHIOPIA Nov, \, noon Astoria ....,Nnv 20 noon
First saloon, 80 and upward
Second saloon, So and up. ~ clGS, SO and up
HENDERSON bROrNiRs II ana ~ rruad,ray
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WHITE STAR LIN e.

Gerina1ic Nov, 3. noon Cyirric Nov. is loon
Tcutonc Nov ~. noon Oceanic Nov 10 : 40 Al
Pl"r S. North Piver. one tnrrtiN ~ "a.
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MEDIC

toTH 81. .2s MEST-nli. GROVE cures ,rrcvu
ldtitos q, once without pain, lie, SO
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-10-10
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Court Of the United
States, for the Southern district, at
Ardmore. In the matter Of Lee
Mays & Co. bankrupts, in bankrupt
cy.
To the creditors Of Lee Mays g. Co.,
in the Southern district, in the In
dian Territory, at Ardmore, bank
rupt:
Notice is hereby given that on the
Sd day Of October. 1902, the said Lee
Mays & Co was duly adjudged bank
rupt, and that the first meeting of his
creditors will be held at my Office at
the courthouse, in the city of Ardmore
on the 18th Of October, 1902, at 2
O'Clock in the afternoon, at which time
the said creditors may attend, prove
their claims, appoint trustee, exam
Inc the bankrupt and transact such
other business as may come before
said meeting. JOHN HINKIE,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
First published Oct. 6, 1902.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-10-10

The firm OF j. M. Golledge & Co,
composed OF j. M Golledge and w
A. Pride, has been this day dissolved
by mutual consent. J. NJ. Golledge will
continue the business, collecting al
notes, accounts and debts belonging
to the firm Of ]. NJ. Golledge & &C
and pay all the debts against the
said firm OF J. NJ. Golledge & Co.
Witness our hands this 10th day oI
September, 1902.
J. NJ. GOLLEDGE,
17-1m w. A. PRIDE.
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The Worst Form.

Multitudes are singing the praises
Of Kodol, the new discovery which
is making so many sick people well
and weak people strong Dy digesting
what they eat, by cleansing and sweet.
ening the stomach and by transform.
ing their food into the kind of pure
rich, red blood that makes you feel
good all over. Mrs. Cranfill of Troy
|. t., writes For a number Of years
| was troubled with indigestion and
dyspepsia, which grew into the worst
form. Finally was induced to use
Kodol and after using four bottles
am entirely cured. / heartily recon
mend Kodol to all sufferers from indl
gestion and dyspepsia, Take a dose
after meals. 1t digests what you eat
City Drug Store.
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c. 0. 8 @. Special Rate.

MILWAUKEE,.
Annual convention Of the National
Creamery Buttermakers Associa.
tion at Milwaukee Oct 20-24, 1902.
The c. o. & G. will sell round trip
tickets to Milwaukee for one fare.
Dates of sale oct. 10, limited Oct
"a.
MACON GA.
Annual meeting Farmers National
Congress oct. Z, 1902. On Oct
and the c. o. & G. railroad will
sell round trip tickets to Macon
Ca, for S2I05. Limited to Oct
IL, 1902.
On Wednesdays and Saturdays the
C. o. & @. will sell round trip tick
cts for one fare plus s200 to summer
tourist points in Alabama, Georgia
Kentucky. Missouri, North Carolina
South Carolina, Tennessee and Yir
ginla. Limited sixty days.
Special summer excursion rates L
northern and eastern resorts. On,
fare plus 81 for the round trip.
w. A. DASHIEIL,
Ticket Agent
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so to do in open court or upon fur
nishing satisfactory proof that they
have obtained and are still entitled
to practice under the same; and the
further satisfactory evidence or state
ment of some attorney or councillor
of good repute and entitled 10 prac-
tice in this court, that such attorney
seeking to be so admitted 10 practice
in this court is person of good
moral character and has never been
convicted of any felony, and the sign
ing OF the roll Of this court before the
clerk thereof; and no fee whatsoever
shall lie charged to or paid by such
attorney for admission to practice or
enrolment
Rule IS. Any attorney of this court
who is shown by satisfactory proof
to be guilty of an immoral, fraudulent
or unprofessional conduct or act may
be disbarred, If charges of any such
conduct or acts are filed and sustained
and the same may be so filed against
any attorney of this court with the
clerk thereof, who shall bring them
to the immediate notice OF this court.
They must be in writing and signed
by some person Of the age of twenty.
one years or over, If a male, and II by
female OF eighteen years or over ;
the attorney so charged shall be heard
ing cited to appear and answer the
charges so made; such citation shall
be issued by the clerk of this court.
on the order of the court or a majori.
ty Of the judges thereof; and such ct.
tation shall run in the name of the
| judges of the court and shall briefly
set forth the nature OF the charges
by whom made and that within five
days, after such citation is served
on the party so charged, either by
the bailiff of this court, delivering a
copy thereof to said attorney, or by
depositing the same in the postohice
addressed to the usual place Of resi-
dence of said attorney; then said
attorney must appear and answer said
charges in writing, filed at or before
the hearing When said five days, ol
which notice has been given, ha.
elapsed, said matter of disbarmen
shall be heard, as the court or ma
jority of the judges shall then direct
Unless for good cause then shown
the court or majority of the judges
thereof, shall be of the opinion tina
further time for the hearing of tn,
matter should be given, it may thei
fix such time. The person filing tn,
charges may be represented by coun
sci, an attorney of this court, an,
like privileges shall be granted tn
attorney charged, if requested. Thi
disbar of an attorney may b.
eiu .r = limited period of time
OF manently, as the court or
ma aJority Of TIE judges thereof may oi
der. A. ,he name of the attorne
so disbarred shall be stricken by tn
clerk of this court from its roll @
attorneys.
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A Typical South African Store.

o. r. Larson of Bay villa, Sundays
river, Cape Colony, conducts a store
typical of South Africa at which can
be purchased anything from the prov
erbial needle t. an anchor" This store
is situated in a valley nine miles from
the nearest railway station and about
twenty-five miles from the nearest
town. Mr.. Larson says: 81 am ia.
vored with the custom Of farmers
within a radius of thirty miles, to
many of whom | have supplied Cham.
berlain's remedies. All testify to their
value in household where a doctors
advice is almost out OF the question
Within one mile of my store the pop
ulation is perhaps sixty. OF these
within the past twelve months no less
than fourteen have been absolutely
cured by Chamberlain's Cough rene
dy. This must surely be a record.
For sale b. City Drug Store and F. J
Ramsey.
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Look Out for Fever

.Billiousness and liver disorders at this
season may be prevented by cleans
ing the system with DeW'tt's Little
Early Risers. These famous little pills
do not gripe. They move the bowels
gently, but copiously, by reason of the
tonic properties give tone and strength
to the glands. City Drug Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-10-10

There are many women who never
get hugged, never having taken part
in even an amateur theatrical per-
formance.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-10-10

They used to say that If boy found
an article three days in succession, it
was sign he stole all of them.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-10-10

Every girl Of sixteen seems to re-
gard the brothers and sisters younger
than she is as so many hangers-on.
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Notice Of Trustees Sale in Bankruptc

Notice Of Trustees Sale In Bankruptcy
In the matter of II. l.. Crockett
bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that the trus.
tee of the above named bankrupt will
Gffer for sale 10 the highest bidder
for cash in hand at Ardmcre, Indian
Territory, at II o'clock m, on October
II, 1902, all the goods, wares, mer,
chandise and other personal property
and effects of tie above named bank
rupt.
This 27th day of September, 1902
JOHN HINKLE Referee.
First published September 2S, 1902
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-10-10

BY the time a man has paid for his
little cottage in full, his family has
grown so large that a new one is
needed and another debt is assumed.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-09
SORE PLAIN TALK.

The editor of the San Francisco Argo- naut wants to strip "all hypocritical verbiage from national declarations" He thinks that all the talk about be- nevolent assimilation is insufferable cant and tells the plain truth as fol- lows: We do not want the Filipinos We want the Philippines. The islands are enormously rich. But unfortunate ly they are infested by Filipinos There are many millions of them there, and it is to be feared that their extinction will be slow. The development of the isl- ands cannot be successfully done while the Fiipinos are there. Therefore the more of them killed the better.
 Not much hypocritical verbiage about this. Undoubtedly this is the way some of the "imperialists" felt at one time, and perhaps they feel so now. There are other "imoerialists" who have so changed that they don't want the Phil lipines as much as they did.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-09

hand, sir" Father-"You might as we'll take the entire daughter, young man. "-Ohio State Journal.
 "Maude is very ambitious. Do you think she will ever make name for herself?" No, but she'll probably suc- ceed in getting some foolish man to give her his. Philadelphia Bulletin
 Edgar Eleanor, dear, you are such a vivacious young woman that I'm afraid I shant be able to make you obey" Eleanor-"Well, Edgar, perhaps you would be wiser not to try.'-Detroit Free Press
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EiLleI.

Fathers in the office, struggling with the ledger Mothers in the kitchen, making bread and pie, Polly in her chamber, alarming up her stockings, Johnnys In the garden, where the weeds are getting high. All are busy working, working with a will, 0. While Ethel, dainty Ethel, in tranquility serene, Ethel, pretty Ethel, with her head upon a pillow, Ethel's ln the hammock, with the newest magazine. Father labors steadily, reaching for the dollars Mother helps him out at home, saving where she can, Polly keeps her stockings darned-uscful girl is polly!- Johnny weeds the garden, like helpful l!ttle man. All keep busy working, working with q will. 0. While Ethel, dainty Ethel, with the hom- age of queen, Ethel, pretty Ethel, with her head upon a pillow, Ethels ill the hammock, with the newest magazine.
 -SomerYille Journal.
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REFOR M.4IORY.

The Only Explanation. .-"She ran into my arms once in a dark hallway" "The hallway must have been dark, ,"-Chica- go Evening Post
 Weary-."The doctor told me to take champagne for my appetite" Walker Well what of it?" Weary--"Well, I took it an de man made me put it back again. Newark Call
 Clergyman Oately come to parish)-- Your neighbor Smith says my sermons are rubbish Farmer-''Ah, ye needn't mind i'm, sir; 'e'a merely a mouthpiece for other folks. "--Tit-Bits.
 Take the Whole Girl.--Timid Suitor- T wish to ask for your daughters
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and on this account it Is not possible, even with the comparatively small fire department which London possesses, to have a fire occur which gets greatly be- yond the control oc the hremen. The rates of premium in London are much lower than those paid in the large cities of the United States.
 Perhaps after the cities of this coun- try have had experience enough and loss enough they will be built so that insurance in them will be greater and cheaper. Some of them are learning,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-09
FIRE IYSURANCE " LONDON.

How big city London is is indicated by the fact that the amount of the risks taken there by fire insurance cOmpan- ies is S5,OOO, 100000 Some of the com panies carry enormous risks in London, one of them, the company doing the largest business. having at risk more than $500 900, ,00O. This willingness to write large lines of insurance grows out of the immunity from great confagra- tions which London has enjoyed for generations past. It is true that now and then fires occur in that metropolis which represent total outgo of several million dollars, but these losses are rel atively small when compared with the
 great aggregate. The building laws of London compel the construction of buildings of limited height and area,