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FOR sALE-MIsCELLANE0U8
FOR SALE-MISCELLANE0US
CHICKERING PIANOS, S65.
81 WEEKLY PAYMENTS
PIANOS FOR RENT, -, 8. s.,
s.. AND S. MONTHLY
FACTORY WAREROOMS,
1925 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE

FOR sALE-spsaiaI bargains. Singer ma
chine. 50 White $50; Hove Sf-55 Wheeler
IS wilson $780, Domestic. so, warranted five
ears machines on credit. J)c weeks pay
meaEs-aL CPPEAuElAEk> Jla 9th ST. u..-
1878
FOR sALE-Handsome Scotch collie dog. SIS
9th st. H". ia27-st
FOR SALE-Two pawn tickets for lady's l5-
stone diamond Ioeset and ring, cheap. Address
FOR SALE-F5Ia.Bg beds with hair matrressas
and other furniture, cheap 43s u ST. n"-
FOR SALE-A thoroughbred male Scotch collie
pup nine months old beautifully marked. Can
be seen ylg G st. NV, after O'Clock laZa-st
FOR sALE-Fiue chevaI three-glass mirror.
suitable 1oT tailor or dressGnakeT, one organ,
SD. cost SO. bedroom and paElur suIte5 very
low prices. FRIES 81 co. so loth ST. Ja25-aJ
FOR sALE-Wood stoves. cook stoves, selfseed-
ing stoves: buy now. JOu buy cheap FRIES G
FOR sALE-Losseriag Il Blake palace organ.
$50; cost SIZ5; special chance FRIES G
Co, 4OJ loJh 81, Hw. JazJ-s1
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: We wifi sell
at public auction on SAIt NUAl, JANUARY
81, 1908 all goods in following uaWes, for
storage and advance charges. Captain Bliss.
JuIIa Ennis, John Lucas Annie Turner, Alice
Borden. MISS IElLllD-- 24TS- AuTBHE. tsHtttE
Miller, Dora Jones, Mrs DJnhoor Mrs. Page,
Annie Boose, C.. r. Robson, Columbia Transfer
Co. f. Nelson. UNITED STATES STORAGE
co, J. B. Griffith Manager. j155-Ol
FOR sALE-Two oak roIltop desas. cheap.
Call al CLARK BROS, 1893 + ST jaz5-St
FOR sALE-Two hundred stoves. good as new;
cheap save money. stOyeplpc and elbows 10
cents each; ali sizes. HOPNOOD's, s,h and E
sts- nW. Ja1v-5t
FOR SALE Furniture; slightly used, SIX lold-
ing beds, cheap. HOPWUOD sth and * SIS.
uv--the man who saves you money jlz5-at
PIANO AND ORGAN BARGAINS.
Fine Fischer Upright Piano. $1,000
Fine huabe Square PianO---.-.--- $500
Fine Emerson square Pla-lO------. $500
Pine Stanley d sens Square Piano 5000
Fine EsJey GTEaIt- .--..--... $500
Fine Tairand * Votey Organ. 5000
ALI On EASY PAYMENTS.
o. J. DE MOLL & Co,
Phone 1441- 1881 c st. NV.
FOR sALE-oak wood. delivered On sidewalk
y cord, $3.50; cut, 8, u, OF 10 inch, 81. Ply
sta 81 ne JaZ4-ot
FOR sALE-Upright piano bargains, KmbaII.
SEQ. Briggs. $50, several other makes. low. on
easy payments. CHAS. N. STIEFF. 5zI IIlh ST.
NV. J. c. ConlifI Manager. iaz5tf
BROWN. g. TOLSON. Auctioneers. 400 and I4lf
New York ave.-On Thursday. January % 1905
We viii sell for storage charges goods stored
in the names OF Jennie Brown. l. Bowman, r.
Brent, and J. Johnson. FRIES & HGPNOUU
JAZZ
FOR SALES for Morris chairs with hair
cushion - for hair mattress in two parts;
bedroom and parlOr suites, 81 per week. Get
our prices REDNOND'S, 21I-3l9 7th 81. NV.
eg-tf
EOn GAIT EADHFc
FOR SALE-Fiftecu-acre farm. cheap: near
Bowie, Nd. Call go CalIan ST. ne. jszG-9t
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-Ia quiet house, well heated furnished
room. housekeeping. with gas, by couple Hijh
-go-Feas-old childs vicinity OF Smithsonian
preferred Address BOX I5s, this Office.
FANTED-Tw0 unfLIrnished rooms for light
housekeeping, neat and gas; married couple
and infant, fun particulars; moderate price
address BOX 1856 this Office. Il
WANTED-By young couple. one or two un-
shed rooms for light housekeeping, cen
tr4lIg IoCat4d, not 10 exceed Sl2 Address
BON 80. This office Il
WANTED-By single gentleman, lnfurnis.4ed
room. between g st. and New York ave, sJh
and I2th sts. Address BOX I45, this Office
ll---5t
NASTED-By young couple, three unfuuished
rooms for light seaeeping; heat and gas;
state price. Address BOX 40, this Office
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FOR RENT-Furnished. small front room, s.
per month; second-story back room, so. I2S
18th st nv 1t
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NANTED-Fitty men To- cut wood, App1
ROOM II. Atlantic Building Jl2l-at
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FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms: heat gas,
bath; light housekeeping. fI2 G. ST. ne
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED agents. male or female; easiest
selling article out. Call between 5 and 10
and 1 and p m-- 22s Indiana ave. NV. 1t
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE.

AMERICAN LINE.
NFW YoRK-SOUTHAMPTO
Friesand.Ja .Zs, loan. iceland Feb. ., 10 an
Kr0oUTd Jan 81 10 am. FrIesI Feb. IA, 10 an
st Paul Feb + 10 am PhiI' phia Feb IS, 10 . M
RED STAR LINE
NEW YORK-AETwERP-P
Ero0nT q. Jar. 81 10 m. Finland ebl4 10 Am
Zee1and Fer. 7. 10 an. FaderI'd. Fe3.2I. I0a-In
COMP LNY'S WASHINGTON OFFICE 1905 -.
X. W. 81 Geo. X Moss. 14it G s. \. ".
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TRAINS ON gLUENONT BRANCH.
Leave Washington. $50 a. n. and 4:43 D n
daily. Week days, 10 p m, 4:25 P n, an'
.25 ?. Ia Latter o Leesburg only.
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FOREIGN MAILS.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. POsTOFFICE NOTICE.
Should be read daily, as changes may occur
at any time.
FOREIGN MAILS are dispatched to the ports
of sailing daily. and the schedule Of closinEs is
arranged on the presumption of their Unin-
teTrupted overland transit. For the week end
ing ,jauuay 81 1903, tnC last connecting closes
viii be made from the MAIN OFFICE rs fol-
lows:
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TIMES WANT ADS
BRING RESULTS.

RATES FOR ADVERTISING:
SITUATIONS or HELP WANTED ADS,
ROOMS FOR I.EET-
BOARDING
ROOMS AND BOARD
ONE CENT A WORD.
Minimum charge,
I5c, one insertion.
ALI, OTHER CLASSIFIED LINERS
Two CENTS a WORD THREE on
MORE CONSECUTIVE DAYS, ONE
CENT 4 WORD.
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FOR RENT-TYPEwRITERS

TYPEWRTTERs for rent. cheap. Cali at 9ll
81. nv, after p. 10. ja25-SJ
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DEAD-LETTER SALE.
C. G. Sloan & Co., huGti0HaeTS, 1907 6 ST.
Special Dead
Letter Sale.

Dead Letter Office Viii be sold at Puuue Auc-
tjou, within the sales rooms gf G. g. SLOAN G
CO. 1919 @ ST.. \, -. t-ecunI faoE COM
mencing on MONDAY. FEBHL ARf 2, l3]5. AT
10 A NJ, AND p. NJ. ami continuing daily
Cat same hoursl thereafter uE-l thc whole Is
disposed Of.
Terms Cash on delivery
Catalogues VIII be furnished fer distribution
during the sale
BY order of the Pcs;mas .er General.
ID. +. LEIBH ARDT.
Superintendent Dead Letter Office
PoStoftce Department, january Is, 1898.
ia 24-Ilt
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FOR SALE-Barber shop. complete. in oak So
cash or SIO4 on time. HOPWOOD. Sth and X
sts nw.-the man who saves you money.
storage 81 per load ia25-St
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FOX RENT-Newly furnished rooms. well heat
ed. GIs 9th ST. NV. ja2I-&t
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SEABoARD AIR Lie RAILWAY

4=qv= Wash5nzl5u Peuuar r. k. Statlen-
fo.d6a- m. SEABOAKD MAIL ~ Through
ssafIy Pullman Hl51pers 20 JacNs9a-
Vile connecting ~ Hamlet
with Pullman Sleeper 10 Atlanta
I D. M -aA5'tht R 5Aih-h4 III
Daily. ITED-Sell TRAN 60 Jaes~an-
willie ana 81 Augustine VE-a Pullman Draw
IuE Room and JlEf4rsHieuL -treE-Es. uasc4sd-
tleu Cub Car. and Dining tar-
G:5O D. n7.-sEABDARb EXPRESS - soiid
tram to Jacksonville and Tampa, @.rl Pullman
S.selers and CAFE Dining lll-Pul--.-a sleeper
10 Atlanta Through service 90 FUaH-rzt-
d.EO 2, m. LUCAL-T0 Petersburg Raleigh,
uaiIy. Southern Pines ,Piueburst).
Hamlet, and internedlate polats-
Office, 1927 Penna- Ave.
c. 2. RYAN. " F. CONKLTN,
Genl Pass7r Agent. GeuI Ag=. Psss'r Dept
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FOR sALE-TYPEwRITERs.

THE Sun typewriter is best visible writing no
ribbon: durability, beautiful work; fully guar
auteed; reasonable price. ". IRVING CAL
YER III 9th st. NV. ia26-1t
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE, $4,000.

FOR SALE, $4,000.
FOR SALE beautiful ugu house contain
ing six rooms. reception haI, attic. and cellar,
yerv handsomely pgUercd and decorated. fin
fshed In hardHood- heated bv furnace. and has
every modern convenience Very fine location
Price. $500. Easy terms.
EDWARDS & REEVES Guc.D.
fa2-sGt 6IG 18th ST. NV
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S3,ooo-Oo-
NEAR CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY

S3,ooo-0o-
NEAR CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY.
NEAR TWO CAR LINES
A very dcsirSrlc home OF investment. To-
Gated in best section Of Second ST. s.
Tygo-story bay-yeiudow brick dwelling, in
good condition, SIX rooms reception halls
bath, cellar; lot 30 paved alley AIN AIS
RENTED AT $3.50 PER MONTH
ONLY TWO OF THOSE BARGAINS LEFT
NEAR GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
EXCELLENT BRICK DWELLINGS Al
S3,l7j EACH.
JOSEPH 1. WELLER,
HONEST DEALING u EEALTT.
Tel =. $50. ~. 6J2 ST. y. y.
lall-ts
EAST WASHINGTON PROPERTY.
Have you any properties IN East Washington
for sale or reutE Let rs handle It Tor you
We guarantee satisfaction
JOHN F. DOFOHOE & SONS,
Incorporated.
Phone East 81 9us EAST CAPITOL ST.
6sz9a 4
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WANTED-BICYCLES-

NANTED-To bug fifty secondhand bicycles.
Call after > p. IN. address n A. LEWIS,
rs. and II SIS NV jaZ5-5U
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WANTED White woman not over -, to learu
aad assist 10 bath business good salary SOS
Ig-H b. nv. seland floor 5aZl-St
ENAETED-1a weekly strict salary besides com
mission ladies and men selling novelty plant
from Philippine zs In6ss grows in Ten minutes
never dies. 5L5 10th ST. uw. jaZ3-7t
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SITUATIONS wAETED-FEMALE.

1FANTED-By neat calored woman, situation as
cook ar general lauzaror.er. reference. 2Z52
s-h 81. uH u
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTEU-You man from the country, good
salary and chance for advancement 1900 New
York ave. NV. IL
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WA ANTED-Secoud cook. two stabIemen, six
walters four dishwasaeTs, store porter, three
house BOYS. SIIACKLEFORD'S, sos f st. NV
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FOR RENT-LOTS-

81 Sc. 100 hv about 20 feet, on Delaware ave.
owner. N. BENNETT. 1914 Massachusetts, ave.
ig2p--r
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-01
.ELOPEMENT ACCOUNT.
s cling George of Saxony Having One Pre-
pared to Pacify His Subjects.

Eing George of Saxony Having One Pre-
pared to Pacify His Subjects.
Berlin. Dec. 31.-King George of
saxony has ordered the preparation of
full official account Of the elopement
Of Crown Princess Louise and the cir.
gumstances leading up to 1t for the
Saxons, among whom the most fantas-
Iieal stories are In circulation to the
aetriment of royalty, especially with
reference to royalty. especially with
undermining, according to some opin.
ions, the peoples loyalty and respect
for the throne. The dynasty being
Catholic and the people Protestant,
the affair Is being utilized for secta.
Iian controversies.
The kings statement, doubtless, will
follow the line indicated in intimations
supplied to newspapers having court
aeanIngs Just published affirming the
crown princess sole reason for elop-
ing was her alleged criminal relations
with Professor Giron and documentary
proofs found showing the elopement
bad long been In preparation.
Stories OF i1l-treatment on the part
spf her husband, an oppressive court
ceremonial and her fettered existence
ara ciassed as inventions.
The crown princess, In her own ae-
count Of the immediate cause of her
light from Salzburg. has written to
pm Intimate friend, presumably Prin.
eess Thereae of Bavaria, is telegraphed
from Munich. II says her father. the
HTand Duke of Tuscany, intended to
amprison his daughter, either In lnn-
ate asylum or In an Italian convent.
e has already consulted the court
physician and several medical author.
ties Of Vienna with the object of OBJ
sainIng certificates warranting him In
shutting her up
ffer father, the crown princess adds,
" giving her no time for deliberation.
~ demanded, first, that she be taken
under guard to Dresden to apologize
a0 The crown prince, and she then
saoose between confinement I'm con.
vent or In mad house. The crown
HTineess asks the Bavarian court to
aae its Influence with the court at
Dresden to permit her children choose
taeir vocation In life freely.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-01
A GERMAN NEW WOMAN ON HORSEBACK.

In Berlin. in Cologne Munich, Wies-
baden and last of all In Wemar, where
to do was made that was noised
throughout the press of Germany. In
every place where she is arrested DR.
Augsburg takes advantage Of the situa-
ton to make propaganda for her cause,
which officials would undoubtedly be
glad to spell "caws" If only the German
language were equal to It. As It Is. they
are in depsair. DR.. Anita Augsburg
makes more disturbance in Germany
than DIR. Mary Walker ever did in the
United States, and the police there do
not know what to do with her. At ev-
cry arrest they are laughed at, and still
they feel as If they must make an ex-
ample of this fighting woman's right
err" as a Berlin newspaper editor calls
her.
At Weimar she descended from a
railway train in sight of policeman.
There had been lately In the little city
much robbery and thieving. The per-
spicacious policeman saw the small
person in knickers and pounced upon
her as man in disguise. probably the
robber who had been affrighting the
honest citizens Of Weimar. He asked
her who she was and where she came
from. She replied to him that his i'm
pudence passed all bounds. and she
bade him lead on to his old station
house. which he did, perhaps not alto
gether contrary to her desire and cx-
pectation. for the arrest raised great
row.
The officials Of Wcimar were put In
a light so ridiculous and SO dstasteful
to them that their head. Oberburger-
meister Geheimer electromagnetic
Pabst, felt constrained to write an ex-
PLANTATION Of the affair for the news
papers. He declared her dress. voice.
manner and gesture as she took off her
hat and ran her fingers through her
hair proclaimed DIR. Anita Augsburg to
be man. and Il suspicious one at that:
hence the arrest. KATE SHARP.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-01
CHINESE WOMEN.
One of Them mt Last Speaks Up For
Liberty.

Not long since San Francisco was
treated to the spectacle of Chinese
girl orator preclaiming before fl public
audience of white and oriental men
and few oriental women fenced off
In gallery by themselves that the
time has come when the female sex of
China must be enlightened. The old
order must give way to the new.
The girl speaker was Sieh King King,
Chinese maiden who has come from
her own land to receive the education
of white woman at the California
university at Berkeley. She lives with
her uncle there. and he approves en-
tirely of her revolutionary ideas Sieh
King King makes some statements
that are surprising. She says the Chi
nese men are ready now to give their
women both liberty and education;
that they would be glad to see their
mothers and sisters raised to a level
with the feminine sex of western ma
lions, but the women themselves are
afraid of the light. These stunted,
timid creatures desire freedom above
all things. but whe Il is offered them
they are coward, heir sex every
where, and they run away and hide.
China itself. Sieh says. Is In dan
gerous situation. and nothing short Of
enlightenment among its women as
well as men can save It. Sieh is the
first woman public speaker China has
known. 30 far as appears. In Shang
hal, m the public gardens. she once
spoke eioquentIy against the proposed
scheme Of II Hung Chang to give
Manchuria to Russian control. Sfeh
King King Is only eighteen years old.
JANN DEvOE. ].
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She is a daughter of the people, no cod
died rich little girl who had had all the
courage and real womanhood protect
ed out of her. Jaunite took the place
of one of the striking messenger boys
who were dismissed from the District
Telegraph service In Chicago. The girl
had an invalid mother to support.
One day she started out to deliver the
usual telegraph envelopes. A. mob of
boys followed her. At signal they
the messages from her. The leader of
the mob struck her in the face. The
blow raised all the spirit in the girl.
She sprang at him like Il wildcat and
knocked him down like d man. There
wasn't any weak woman" In Jaunite's
fist. AS the boy fell his mates rushed
toward her. With feminine resource
fuiness she grabbed hatpin out of her
cap and jabbed around her In every d.
rection. AS the jabs struck home. nat
urally those that received these tokens
Of a girls regard fell back in n ring
around her. By that time policemen ar
rived and arrested the boys. Jaunite
unanimously declined to appear
against her vanquished enemy, the mob
leader.
II guess punished him enough she
said to the officer. The reader also will
guess that she did The woman read
er will glory in her grit.
The usefulness of hatpin in the
hands Of woman of pluck was again
demonstrated when. not long ago, a
beautiful and cultivated young lady.
Miss Hamilton. was attacked by huge
negro. who sprang upon her In lonely
place. Not once did she lose her head.
The black fellow grasped her by the
throat and attempted to choke her into
insensibility. She waited till his face
was near enough to use womans weap-
ON. the hatpin. to best advantage; then
she gave it to him with all her might
and saved herself. Perhaps this fell
low, too. will think twice another time
before concluding girl is an easy prey.
Best of all. though. Is the story Of
Miss McGlinchy. who caught run
away horse. A horse attached to car
riage bolted down village street. hurl-
ing his driver. woman, to the ground.
A lot Of men stood around. and they
shouted:
aCatch him! Catch him" but not one
OF them made a move to do 30. It was
too dangerous.
zsT can catch that horse" remarked
Miss McGlinchy. and she did She dart
ed Into the street az he dashed by.
seized him by the bit and held on till
he stopped. Next time there Is a rum
away horse in that town will the men
wait for q woman to Jump in and catch
kim? SUSAN PEPPER.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-01
The Woman's
WON an as
Others See Her

~ HE was n c"n,in" wornan's
- woman" read ia" bachelor
"IIumph'" rjnruIAt,pI the
bachelor
you need not STEER" declared tn"
married w"mHn SOMEWHAT llrtly.
"Th"r" ar" such things - trust and
zeal friendship among women MOI with
standing all that men say to the con
trary."
"Oh. yes. Eve witnessed scores Of
such friendships churkI",l the bach
elor 'Womrn fan on each others
neck and call each other darling after
they hay" met twir" Then they swear
lifelong friendship and fairly Iiv" in
each Others house Then they tell
each other AL their secrets The next
thing som" mnu comes along, and rs
all UP with the lifelong friendship
Worst Of all. they then 90 and tell each
Others sccr"ts.'
"W"lI. the wOmnnS Womnn doesn't
do that sort of thing" put IN the bach
elor girl
!
elOr. "hoca,lNc she * 50 plain that its
absolutely impossible for her to get
diSliked on account Of h" attentions
of some MANI"
"Not bit Of it. She is n true
friend"
ooh, ] see; then She isn't married.
never heard Of Il wonlAn yet who
wouldn't tell all her best friends bust
ness to her husband, If men told all
their wives confidcd in them society
wouldn't last one week"
The married woman looked slightly
uncomfortable.
"If you can be serious two minutes"
remarked the bachelor girl. Il will de
scribe for your benefit the womAns
woman. First, she must be-
"Plnin." put in the inrorrigibIr bach
elor.
"By no means" rctorted the bach
elor girl Then. being Of an honest
turn of mind, she added: Put she isn't
apt to be the sort of girl who strikes
men dumb at first sight. Then she
must not he too brilliant, but modest in
her opinion Of herself aud conservative
In her ideas. She must hardly ever
speak of herself and always be inter
ested in the affairs Of her friends, even
the most trivial. She must not be able
to utter sarcasm or harsh word
against anybody. She must be simple
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-01
DR.. ANITA AUGSBURG.
The New Woman as a Disturher In
Germany.

An amusing story comes from over
the water in regard to how the woman
question is agitating the official breast
of the fath"rIand Fraulein Anita Augs-
purg. IL. D., regularly doctor Of laws
therefore undoubtedly sane and brainy.
has constituted herself standard bearer
Of tn" German new woman army. and
valinntly she marches into the fray
afont and a-horseba,k The tout en-
sclnbl" she presents IN the horse con-
test appears in til" picture herewith, a
little nit" Of Il woman in knirkerbock-
ers bcStriding q big white Stecd
What Is more. she likewise appears in
the knickerbOckcrs when she is not
mounted upon the big white stred thus
declaring the right Of woman not only
to ride astride, but also to walk free
from the skirt bondage Of the ages.
AS consequence DR. Anita Augs-
purg has been arrested time and again
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-01


and hospitable in her tastes. Her
house should be open ut all hours, and
she should be patient. with stores Of
self control which will calm the excit-
ed nerves of othprs''-
"You are forgetting an important
characteristic" put in the married wo-
man rs til" other stopped for breath.
She must not be a Snob or make dis
tinctions among her friendH.'
"Oh. yes" continued the bachelor
girl. Then she must not act restless
or stupid when there are only women
around. She must be an all around
good comrade and always full of fun
and sunny tempered. Then, too, she
must possess an absolutely reliable
conscience. She will not poach on her
neighbors preserves in the matter of
men, and she will never betray n con
fidence, no matter II th" woman who
confdes in her afterward turns against
her. She does not force the condolences
of her friends. but OF their own will
they give them to her with the Ger
tainty that her advice will be sensible
and her discretion absolutely 1awless.
This Is the kind Of woman who is the
friend of both young and old and OF
whom all of her sex sp' with the
utmost respect"
"Wonderful" calculate ,nc bach
elor. THE qualities you have given
her are wisdom, discretion. strength
and honor-a manly virtues. Can it
be, my dear ing lady. that women
admire the masculine In their own
sexT'
But the other two did not deign to
answer him MAUD ROBINSON.
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GIaDFINDIN, ALABAMA
The Discovery causes Quite Furry
On Vail Street.
40 STOCK TO BE lad
i aeafjon Of the Vein Is About Twenty
Miles From tnniStOn---a Stamp
Mill Has Been Pint in and
Another GOiE~ IN.

New York Dec. 31.-SOmething Of a
curry was caused in Wall street. says
IA World, by the formal announce
na<nt that gold had been discovered in
Alabaaa in sufficient quantities to
make mining it profitable. There was
more of furry when it was announc-
ID that none Of the stock was on sale.
ror more than two years the land has
bsen worked secretly. A twenty stamp
Min was erected even without the
! knowledge Of the citizens, Chance led
ID the discovery of the vein Of ore, a
company was formed and the stock
bought up by New York Philadelphia
aud Washington capitalists before the
news became public.
The value Of the ore has been aver
aging s36 per ton for the past sixty
DAYS and another twenty-stamp mill is
going up.
The mine Is twenty miles from An
niston and seventy miles from Bir-
mingham. The ledge of ore runs for a
nile and half northeast and south
vest The pay streak varies In width
from two TO four feet.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-01
TQUGHs AT TExARkANA.
Asssgssl CrippIes Conduct Themselves II
u Boisferons Way.

Aasssssfs CrippIes Conduct Themselves I'm
Boisterons Way.
exarkana, Tex. Dec 31.--Four al
iegea eripples and professional beggars
salsed 4 Tough house in4the State Line
'ess anrant. They are alleged to have
apased the wife of the proprietor. who
aided pay for what they ate. Pts
W were discharged, and a supposed
WI and dumb man is said to have
I slled Justify for the police. One of the
afs was captured. A '1egless won
|'asl aeaped over table and blind"
lug delivered some telling blows. The
sn.sopriefor's wife put them to flight
Ill !, revolver. They are supposed to
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