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Tor Uais4ad pc-ufv.

Her f2oe is ve-y beaEtiEul BeneG th EsT wealth cf hair; Her a:s are ike two dainty shells; She has q charTiag air. Her mouth locks like a rosebud made Fer nothing but to kiss. And. ch she wears a fragile waist, This turing. luscious miss, m p 0 S ne Of st uff th at O pre- ms U
 b -. II. ii k e.rf
 T h s. What does 1t matter that her face rc Is most dtyi!lely fair2 E. How many of the men she meets Behold the beauty there? A, Her perfect countenance would-hu An artists soul with bliss, But few men know it as they pass The turing. luscious miss E +h .i.o-s, leL w.sa a s s m e. O \ w o.sr k
 8 u a
 " i dsS etfi. -...-.-..st S p a d AS Th4z. -----
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-28
Couldn't Help It.

thought I'd just run over -inzmy automobile" he said as she came grace fully down the stairs to greet him.
 "Over whatf" she asked in the sweet rich tones that made one think of p1r- ling streams when she spoke.-Chicago Record Herald.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-28
piH. renee of Opinion.

"I thin,,." said Brother Wi.li~ms, dat de devil mus be in da weather"
 Great mist2ke.' replied Brother Dickey ''Ire devil is in you. en data what makes you sweat sO"'-Atianta Constitution.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-28
Too Far Advanced.

What Q tiny egg you've got there" she exclaimed over the breakfast table Isn't it cute?"
 Outer he replied when he had bro ken it. "I should say, ra her. 1t is c"-Philadelphia Ledger.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-28

The plain American newspaper man with bis nervous brow, rolled up sleeves and 'eob pipetef6ng onTnews instincts and expedition. but short dt rhetoric and clothes, must follow the jourr reyman typo of the earth. The university school of Journalism is to give us the "jcprnalst," ''''''''''1
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-28
A peculiarity Accounted For.

There's a peculiarity about the Rus silns that have noticed. They nearly ali seem to have square. heavy jaws
 II suppose that's the result of the exercise they get through calling one another by name St. Louis World
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-28
Doubted HiN.

The call had become tad!ous.
 q really must 90" he said.
 "Oh. you men are such daceivers." she returned coyiy. q wish we girls could believe all you say Chicago Post. -----
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-28
Hangryrreddie.

Little Freddie, aged four, was visit. ing his grandpa. whosalways askedla blessing at the-table. One day when the bell rang for dinner Freddie came running in from his play all out of breath, climbed up into his chair and exclaimed: Hurry up. grandpa, and read your plate! rZe awful hungryr'- Ifrnifff-,ffys --s-=ss.ss-''
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-28

You seem to be interested in the management of this hotel" said the newcomer 'I am" replied the sad looking man. "AIoney invested in it?"
 "Yes. two months board in ad vance. ce."-Cincinnati Commercial Trib- ule E.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-28

'olNows is they1time torir"setr busy.
 We're just around theIcorner-HWAr1- IN with the best line of menis' wear bossible. ti Schwartz : BroS1ss-2S-tf
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-28
Sad State.

Hevitt-Brevity l. tbe soul Of wit
 Jewitt-I can't see anything funny about being siort.-New York Herald
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-28

{ Second Chauffeur-Why. what's the
 matter with Puffer? . He runs people down promiscuously
 without ever footing his horn; regular pot hunter."-Kansas City Journal.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-28

My advice to you is. don't make yourself q slave to ypur EitcL"n floor. 'Tt.s. from an eI. ,aTi ned horsakePreT to a y2',ng wif3.-Gid not mean that th1 Kitchen floor sAoUld not b. clean; only that it's bTECz WIS s-1'J7rtlin-:tt..-Yo ou have sunny dining room. q snug paF- Tor a little librlry and 2 coZy- corner Keep these bright and enticinz for your husbands Sssake and for your-OU-n. Learn tho larger uses of things as re- gar,ls tie ecl2oEy of your hcp.n. the best Ingredients for fC2d. the most tamr+inc -a7rangeIlGnt of yolr table: belieyp that n Quace of comnerdatioE will go fU-tSer with yOIr ma!d than q polInG Of criticism. if you doa't be- lieve it try 1t. and remember that the life after all is more than meat and the body more than raime-f. iis
 Be kind to yourself: Give yn'I-sclf time to rest. to read. to c:.!tieSte your self and yocr friends ard if ycG are not already "in" join a eiuo. -a1:,r 4F
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-28

'T suppose you'd like. to live in the city. eh?"
 'fWaaL I, uster think would till we took summer boarders." - New York Journai.l@
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-28

,s 6 Unsportsmanlil1e. {
 ; First Chauffeur 7Pufer ought ito be
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-28

5sslms, bsa 2ass'i g so; t., :
 It costs him nethiagg.@ Your grocer is. glad to afetutr your Schilling's Best money lawfp, yop got is ino- t. .Yoeef fixing. 4 .B.TG!Ts7toH {I a 4 aEEsE issgE4f .fssA t ....
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-28

CCO4.
 lcQfd 6f a vt9tr3a wlo entered her kitclen-eVr@y morning lefore break fast armed witt al immac'i!ate linen handkerchief. '.Wl2t did sle do with it." Sl.a ran il across the-ctGa of her kitchen range a2G woo to the cook if it even soiled This Is not f.eak of the imagination; ii is fact. Another fact stqads forth As~ it's parallel: K:tcli- en ranges were not the onls self i'm posed filIsegy qf this .feledetl house. keeper,--To obtain servants 'bccame m imposslbility. and the strange thing about it is she could never understand the reason why! Neitlrer could she un- derstaad way .hor- husband spent so little time at home. II is to be hoped 'tiiat Us regards children there were
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-28

Supplies for she School Room
 Our stock of pencils, pens, pen holders, tablets, comp posttion books, school bags, slates and rulers is very complete.
 These coed, w.n he found ia our s at on ny de
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-28

Schools Books
 ] The new books adopted by the l Territorial Board Of Education
 are expected to arrive from the publishers the later part Of { ss.i.-a 4
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-28

Z .BI9!TFtoA I & HEEsE IsEgEsS .fssA
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BE KIND TO YOURSELF.
The "LarRer Uses" of Things n the
 Economy of the Home.

Apropos of the housekeeper "who resolved that her kitchen sink should be kept so 'I'.,n thai one could eat in 1t" Mrs. Sarah de w. GamweiI rises to remark in Coed Housekeeping: The query arises, Who wishes to eat in a kitchen sink, or when. even in tie scst arranged house. was q kitchen s,nk intended for such purpose:'
 Granted that drains and wir.. are nrovided to k-ep a kitchen sinl- whole. sorle--anl tl-at means deodor!ziEy and free ezress and includes protection from pests-aaything more is q waste O: tine and thought AS regards san i:at.on. tAe kitc.. wi-h it's access .ies is the | l.r o-al spoke in the Lo.-e wheel. It does not follow that tue kitchen Gcor sAoa!J be as iLmacu!ata aS q trcnclcr fo; bread cutting or plant to. s.!ad trolling. The dcmain of the ..C;.scls e e-' Is 50 wide and Ter du-!cS so oao-oUs tlat s..e cannot afford to Giss.uate her energy upon trivialitics -lnless she necIectS the wai-At:er mat te:s and uldj.as herself a drud-e anl her life nu7den. and not only her own life, but -tiie -ljsas Of all under. her
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-15
BY Telegraph.
REPr-RLIc SPECIALS.

REPUBLIC SPECIALS.
IN Ese On Ten Fad ugly fail 81 vfT d here ea stands
the the las, q hodfs The Lotus sims arrived
nj 4 nj from t 6as ' a ss.s Il mule, s
and good TIP OF passengers. and returns at
81 Louis with 626s packages Of merchandise for
th:s place. and returns as soon as unloaded Tho
morrow evening. The J. b. Finley with tow Of
Ta Ds %am with M tow Of
by IN the oa9 9s Is eso
Paducah. Ky. July 1.-THE gauge reads thi,
0Tss to TsiS On time TN The W S1hn hsns
this morning for Henderson. the City Of Mem
The Lula Warren cleared this morning for the
Tennessee River. The Clyde will go to the Ten
cleared for Cairo with tow Of ties. The Transit
Passed this W TSs for The the Asao9
cleared last night for Cumberland River. Bust
ness good on the wharf
Cairo III 5aiy n 1s ysE gauge A. showing
lar and warm The John 4: WOOD departed for
Hsnn PasRsss dep9T,sd 70, for SHsr Ms
parted for Cincinnati at 2:45 p. m, with good
Trip The Dick Fowler was in and out on time.
at 1870 D. m. and departed for the Tennessee
KTsr at @ p x wTeh F asrve es from
St. Louis at p. m
Burlington. Ia. July 1.-THE river Is feet
above low water mark a rise OF foot 10 inches
since last report. The unusual rise is the re-
suit OF heavy rains north. The weather is clear
out, The vivian down. The Glenrnont and Park
Blur up. The Dubuque due down and the Quincy
up tomorrow.
Chester. Ill. July 4-Gauge 1876 and falling.
Weather fair and warm. The City Of Savannah
Exporter and tow down. a. m. United States
steamer King and tow up. : a m. Swallow and
Markles-s showboat arrived at l p. m. Barrett
and tow UP. s p m
and cool. River fallins.- The Grey Eagle down
al noon The City of savannah down. 10 a. m.
Grand Tower III. July li.-F. weyerhouser up
late last evening. Antonett spat up at D; m.
down at a. M City Of Savannah down at s:3l
a. m. Cape Girardeau down at $40 a. m. Bar
ami failing Weather clear and warm
Crystal City No.. July 1.-THE gauge reads
llc feet and falling City of Savannah down. SID
p. m. Cape GiraIdeau down. $50 p: m. Hiawatha
7:2e a. m. Weather cloudy and warm
Warsaw. ILL.,. July 14.-Gauge reads II feet. a
rise of i6 foot in "a hours. Weather clear and
warm. RS,chnan up and down with excursion.
AMI out.
vicksburg Miss. July 1.-THE gauge showed
2s.7 feet. a fall of 3 Of a foot The Elk arrived
trade will be named the Gus Nirntz when she is
brought here from Cincinnati.
Pittsburg Pa. July li.-River - feet, sta
tionary Cloudy and cool.
Wheeling W. Va. July 1-River feet 6
inches. Gear and cool.
Cincinnati. O.. July li.-R!ver IL feet. falling.
Clear and warm.
I;oqisre: Ky. July 1t.EiveI falling: in s ca;
feet Clear and pleasant.
! Evansville. Ind. July 1i-River falling. s.a
| feet. Clear and warmer.
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Depa rted.


The Peters Lee cleared for Memphis yester-
da- Afternoon. taking down big freight ana all
TIE passengers that could I've accommodated
CAPTAIN James Donnhue. pilot of the CITY OF
se.vice His place the Providence was taken
by Arthur Miller.
The Belle Of Calhoun arrived YESTERDAY morn
ing from Calhoun County. and Will depart on the
return this afternoon.
The Columbia departed yesterday afternoon
for chester and St Mays with good lFe!SHt
patronage ana many passengers
Among the ST Louis passengers on the Peters
Lee for Memphis yesterday We're MISS thhie
Koeneke-. Miss q, Goitcha!k and l. IL Ihuhef
and wife and family.
The Quincy departed for St Paul YESTERDAY
afternoon. taking many St. Louis EXCURSION
lists. who making the round trip
Mike Gleason. second clerk Of the Columbia
resigned yesterday to accept a position with tne
Donohue Construction Company at Brickeys
Mills. No.
The Chester departed for Cane Girardeau yes
tsr,iay afternoon with good freight and large
cabin register.
Tho Sidney arrived from Keokuk yesterday
iington in the afternoon with a good trip.
p. l.. Higgins. traffic manager of the n. K
Fairbanks company. was a passenger on the
Columbia yesterday. making the round trip with
his wife and family.
The Bald Eagle will arrive from Peoria this
morning and depart on the return in the after
The management of the Corwn H. Spencer
has purchased the wharfboat at the foot Of Lo-
Gust street.
The Kennedy rived yesterday from the
the return. She IS receiving at the foot Of Carr
street
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-15
WHEAT REGAINS STRENGTH
AND SCORES AN ADVAM e
FREE COVERING BY SHORIS
HELPS REACTION.
influential Selling of Corn EARLY
Gives Way to Buying-Falr I
Trade in Oats.

Chicago July 14-Whcat showed strength,
excep, for A temporary decline early in the
dav and the close was firm at an advance
for Sept. of sac over yesterday Corn opened
easier hut developed strength and closed
with n rair of kA1sc. Oats ruled easy. the
close showing a loss for Sept Of nc Pro-
visions held steady and closed at about yes
terday's figures.
WHEAT.
Good buying by large commission houses
who were on the bear side yesterday cauSea
the late strength in wheat The buying was
the result of a general impression that tho
decline of the past few days had ABOUT
reached its limit. and a free covering Dy
shorts There was a feeling OF weakness
soon after the opening. which was sAaue
to hqssc higher for Sept. at nc to TAG
The hearish weather advices and easier ca
bles resulted in a decline 10 ISi2c. with the
ings. a better market resulted. and sept;
went up to II7sc. The clos was al gam OF
CSC at Hlz0I!%sc Clearances OF wheat ana
-four were equal to 1881 bu. Brats'reets
worlds visible showed decrease nf ipE,.-
ca, hu. Minneapolis and Duluth repoTf-'! -
oeiIts Of 100 cars. which. with local r-o=iT;:
tai for the three points OF 22 cars, against
19l last week and III wear ago
CORN.
There was influential selling OF corn by
commission houses early IN bearish crop adj
vices favorable weather and cables. and The
market declined from the opening. which
was eayy at shade 70 I.d1sc lower for
Sept n. 5oIs155i2c. a sufficient demand de-
veioped later however. 20 bring about re
action. the country offerings being smaller
and sentiment divided as to the future trend
of the market. Sept closed steady at 0'sc.
a gain OF 1,d7sc after ranging between $40
and 51hc. LEGAL receipts were 200 cars. WITH
IS of contract grade. 1
OATS.
There was fair trade in oats, and the
market ruled steady. with but little change
in prices. Some of the big local traders are
still bullish the crop situation. but
bought on the declines and saved any break
In the market. Sept. closed at loss or
&c at 337sc. after ranging between 331sdS3iac
and BIC. Local receipts were 29S cars.
RANGE OF FUTURES.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-15

RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
PROVISIONS.

A good demand from commission houses
and brokers and some Indication Of support
from leading packers held provisions firm
Offerings were fairly liberal, but sufficient
to more than supply the demand. Sept pork
closed &c lower at III 20. while lard and ribs
were unchanged at S.511z and s.. 80.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
So cars: corn $50; oats. 40 cars; hogs, 2o.GeO.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-15

There will he sow rise IN the Missouri "est
Of Hermann and in the mississippi nor.n % ,Iss
mouth of the Missouri during the next % houfs;
The N;sSisSipr,i at ST Louis and the MISSOURI
east Of Hermann " III remain about stationary.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-15
Poultry.

day were ! cars western and : southern -n'' In
a well-sustainsd demand the market was in a
healthy shape at yesterdays advance on chickens
SLOW Prime ducks Sold fairy we'll IL but half,
No change in quotations.
Dressed poultry receipts to-day SIS pkgs.
heavy. although a few cars arrived by the r.
& o.. most of which should have been here
charitable condition and abandoned to the rail-
road companies in lieu Of freight chsrses. Prime
End some. that were soft had to go lower. but
fancy Indiana ,s and md Illinois fowls saabs
hfps rS sSsns S snG IBIS to pail worked
small ow Spring Sr oE
SQUADS not in heavy su~ply
Frozen chickens u, srm. large
Fancy TO lhs. each. 22a.ac: prime to lbs.
each 1sa2oc Other poultry quotations unchanged.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York July t,.EgssReseip,s TODAY IS.
receipts. which show that the low rrices during
ard in cffer, ronsisnors have less reason to COM
plain of net results than in any July for num-
UP 10 11c for Michigan and Minnesota favorite
marks. with 15a1sc covering sales o. regular
drties and checks offered were generally Of hu,
fair quality nd ,h there esrrs b- & n,s
broken market. Western hrsts 1sdl7c. Other
quotations unchanged.
PhiIadelrhfa Julv Eggs firm: good de-
mand. fresh nearby lie. loss of: Western lie:
Southwestern fsc: Southern 15fsrsc.
Kansas City Mo-. July H-Esss weak: Mis-
souri, and Kansas. cases returned Isc doz-: new
Chicago july H-Ezgs steady: at mark cases
included 1?di+rc per dcz.
Turpentine and Rosin.
Savannah. Ga. July 1i-Turpentlne nrm sc
4 {
$40: s1: s23: I 81 IS: $3.50: II 81. ~:
81: " C S3.15; w. W. $40.
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Earhor gauges yesterday marked 15.s. indicat
ING 2 fan Cf 4 Of e foot in a hours
Eusinoss along the leyee yesterday was sooi-
Weather partly ciCcdy-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-15

EUGENE a. TRISLER.
10 end ll2 n. Eighth St. rooms and ].
Fire Insurance Agency.
LOANS ON FTP NIJTTRE- LOW RATES
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On fersouul Property.

$40 900 TO loan on ST Louis real estate: ans
6 per cent. w. I. Nelson. sOt Chestnut st.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-15
FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES.

ST LOFTS AERIE, NO H. FRATERNAL
Order Of Eaeles meets every Wednesday at D.
m. at Eagles Hall. No. 2736 Pine street. First
and third Wednesdays for limitations. second and
~ r, c. BRYANT President
John Saurez, W. Rec. Soc, s22 Walnut street.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-15
SPLENDID BIG OFFICE.

Above is the pan Of fine large office
room on the second floor of The Republic
building il has Il front Of 81 feet inches.
with three windows on Olive street. and has
a total Of $50 square feet O: floor space. The
tenant may divide and arrange to suit. II
can be divided into three rooms of good size.
and each would have steam neat plenty Of
natural light ard elevator service. They
would make the Fest located and hand!eN
suite for business Offices In the city. being
on the second floor and accessible by one
short fight OF stairs we'll as by elevator.
For particulars inquire at REPUBLIC
BUSINESS OFFICE.
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River Forecast.

EDWARD II. BOWIE.
Local Forecast Official
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Tn-Day's Weather.
Arrived.

Partly cloudy with showers
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RIVEE NEWS.
Rise and Fall of the Rivers

For q hours ending at ! a. m:
Tuesday. July Il. 1909
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MONEY TO loan on furniture pianos. horse
wagons. etc: per cent per year. Price. Mel
q Co.. 6l4-l5-ls Acknowledgement building.
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NUN To LOANs
On Renl ERtnfe

~~~~>cs~SS>>~-"> ~ -~->> - - ---o~>SoS>S>
MONEY to loan real estate at reasonable
rates: inducements on large amounts. also build
ing loans: monthly payments; 500 and upward.
N Eighth
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kS1GHrs oE THE MACCABEEs.

KNIGHTS OF HOTOR.
espcsa BENTON LODGE. NO. 1922 X. OF H.
HSxE meets first and third Wednesdays at
w Dru!ds' Hall. Ninth and :Iari;et streets
>sSsA Ii Knights OF Honor invited 10 attend
our meetings.
j. BURNS. Dictator 45fs Lucky street,
r. H. hraus. Reporter. 2il5 South N!nth street.
ctEse CENTENNIAL LODGE. No AZ.
GxL.SA knights Of Honor. meets every first and
~ Third Wednesday Of each month at Kalll-
mans Hall. southeast corner Tgveuty-
second and Madison streets All Knights of Hon
or cordially invited
NJ II. FINNEGAN. Dictator
No. 1902 North Twenty-sec0rd street.
NJ Thavonot. Reporter. No. 1919 Helen street
gAa MISSOURI LODGE. No. 22.. K. OF H
fESh Regular meetings first and third
INK Wednesdays Fraternai building No.
- l:ol Franklin avenue. Hall No. s. All
hhights Of Honor invited.
f'ERp CASE. Dictator. 27Is Madison street
John Frame Jr. Reporter 1873 Lrton avenue
S1ase OAK LODGE NO. 100 X Of H.
tlT-Ii reefs every first and third Wednesday at
GE1k fhoaeix Hall. Jefferson and Cass avenues.
AL knights of Honor invited.
ED. D. MURPHY. Dictator.
2s35 Norwood avenue.
Edward T. Cooke, Reporter, 14Gs Chestnut street
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LOANS negotiated on furniture. pianos o. G
personal property at per cent per annufl: C
iident!al. Notary Public. 906 Chestnut st
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HAVE your dresses and shirt waists embroid-
cred ,r stamped by Mrs. Murnaghan. sos Olive
-: room 7i2: god WORK: reasonable prices.
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= zuLEMA LODGE. NO. s21. X OF p
- meets Monday evening, July %. 1903, in
Hall No l.. tenth floor Century building.
amplified form, Members expected and visitors
cordially invited to attend
Attest: o NJ Brooks X. Of r. & S.
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

Savannah. Ga. July 1i-Turpentlne nrm sc
M.sS: G H si.5: s2s: 81 s: K $50: II 81 ~:
IS: " c s3.l5; W. W. $40.
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FARMS wANTED-Large and small; sew
ply Co.. II N Eighth ST.
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MONTHLY PAYMENI,

THOMAS St. 293i-Substantial six-roo:u house
hall. bath. gas. W. c. laundry. pantry. Appl,
on promises: Sunday excepted.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1903-08-01
THE CENTRIFUGAL RAILWAY.
ern COntrivance ~ IL Gen-
orally Supposed.

The feat of looping the loop" as It
is now called, is not quite such new
thing as many persons suppose, and
the centrifugal railway at the Crystal
palace, in which visitors have the OPP
portunity of rapid transit on a car
which at one stage of its course is lit
orally upside down is by no means the
first of its kind. La Nature, the
French scientific journal, reproduces
woodcut which appeared in the year
1916, showing how the idea was carried
out at that time In the Jardins de
Frascati at Havre, and it differs very
little from the modern appliance. The
car starts from high tower down an
inclined plane, where it gains sufficient
impetus to carry it round loop, after
which it runs up another incline to
similar tower, where the passengers
disembark. To the best of our belief
centrifugal railway on the same
principle was shown at place of enc
tertainment in London about the same
period. To our American cousins is due
the idea of replacing the railway by
bicycle track. thereby adding to the
excitement, but introducing an ele-
ment Of danger which did not exist
when car on guiderails was the NOV
ing object,
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Y 7 q - siI-
HUMOROUS.

Papa. what is eccentricity?" "The
foolishness OF rich man, my SON. -
Town Topics.
First Lawyer-"The Judge seems
quite sweet on the widow" Second
Lawyer-"What you might call legal
tender Princeton Tiger.
Matter Of Taste -She-.Are von
fond of birds?' He-'sure thing! !
simply adore them" She (which il
your fayorite?" He-.Quail on toast. )"
Chicago Daily News.
Mistaken Identity-..I think have
met you before. Aren't you timekeep-
er for the Bloss & Gloss company 2.
NO, sir. / am singer OF topical songs
and know nothing at all about keeping
time. Kansas City Journal.
"You were very leniept with that
conductor" said the first passenger,