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CoNDENSED NEWS.

Tho cu'1rrl men of Newark. y 7.
are raising $5.urp tu establish depart.
uvui store rur rrgIuas
EruUcky d.~tIl'crs arc 90 c,p.rt 20.
600 barrels az whisky Co Hamburg Iud
Bremen Go lr STORED till 20 natures.
then Sold ,u California.
Leather makers are interesting them.
selves 100 plan io raise goats on q
Hrcg scale ou abandoned New Eng
huu farm, Tor their hides
stephen T. Hall ur Nurorl. Ill. q
pyptcgr oI Senator Albert j. Hopkins
Killed himself boo WASHINGTON. lie was
victim of stomach trouble.
Moses puliock. said 10 lee the oldest
publisher AMI bookseller Zoe the United
States. is dpg,l iu Philadelphia. lie
WIS 81 years old AMI spent - years IN
tie hook business.
John II Brown. the cashier 81 the
Union hank iN New Holland o.. who
WIS rcrortcd missing. has been proved
short Sjr.ji2 with heavier lusscs. u
j. expected. tn follow
Thrown into triurc was Miss Mn.
riel Siarin 40 the sight 81 an accident
in The loop the loop" 10 Cuucy Island
She ant iransdNcd in the grindStand
from early IN the morning till late ~
NIGHT. whoa policeman aruuSrd her
Size was taken 10 u hospital iu an hys.
t,rirli condition.
r. T.. johnson. loukkccp'r FOR the
Commercial Banking CO. ur Dulu-
las been arrested oH warrant ciiarg
ipg him with the rmlrzzlcmrnt pr
Sii.OOI of the hanks money John.
,on admitted lis guilt and declared
that hc hnd sp1Hndyrcd the money in
>;UCh Speculation
The N.Rays arc dangerous. rs well
~ curative. according 90 eminent PhiI.
adclphil physicians Mrs Nary Brlnps.
who swallowed the lr,dgcw0rk ~ her
teeth. and Tad " located hy the won.
drrfgl ll"l,t fouud all the sl;iu expos a
o. 10 was baked try AMI hard. and had
90 be- Get away aud replaced by new
skin.
Mrs. G. &. shelby. The Io.ycar. Ill
wife 81 veteran Snowman. Killed her.
self In Paterson y T.. by cutting her
throat. She was lur,rrd because her
husband had Induced h.r mother ~
change her viii 80 that much valuable
property which she had bequclthcd %
her daughter would 'all io him II the
mother and daughter died FIRST.
I'm examination ~ the New YORK
navy yarl 81 the torpedo boat Deca.
tar. which recently rin on Grlndsionp
Neck. OF Bar llIrhnr. Me. rr,'alrd
the fact that the boat. instead 81
merely sustaining damage 60 lJs pro.
pellcr blades. had narrowly escaped
been scrapcd by the rock for almost
It's entire length.
Fifty persons who had gathered ~
Ashburne. Va. 90 attend the sale of
a dairy farm owned by Senator Stew.
art. OF Nevada. were taken Violently
~ from ptomalne poisoning after par.
taking Of luncheon served by the
senator.
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Labor Mot vn. Pierce.

From o o'clocl, Saturday night until
I o'clock sunday morning the streets
of B"nwood. west Virginia. ,t'C tac
scene of % WI riot TIE striking
nachni>i> and tu" uouuuiou men who
replaced tie men &c iuv Riverside
plant 81 tive National Tube CO c.lsArd.
aud many shots were exchanged. Fur
four hour, lu -rrim.natc blt'lc
ragged between lhc $50 forces 81
though .pun ~uui> were trod. bui two
Wcn are known o. have been wound.
eel hy the hyiu- bullet. The begin
ming uf thv husil.t.c~ asserted Itself 90
about - p'r.urS when au aged man vJ-
ser ~ % and badly hcJicu hy q crow :
of strikers lie wits badly rut End
bruised about .h" head JHd shoulders
and i, 200 s.ritUs vu1dy.iu This
wa, followed by two Other assaults
upon non union mcn, Who were i"r
rbiy beaten nI their WAY home from
work The uonuuiuu men then armed
thrm>riy", ana battle lines were
drawn. u was %. M. before quiet
was restored.
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Indian Commissioner Jones aud
others Of tho interior department think
the administration OF affairs of the
Indian Territory should hc given a
thorough investigation. Recently re-
ports have come Ia uf great land
frauds II Is alleged that several
minor officials Of the department are
stockholders. directors etc. In land
companies. The outlook is very much
the same. ~ to officials holding such
Jobs "a 10 was ln the ppstutiicc depart.
mcnt scandals. II j. rumorcd That
some OF these are Tams BlNhy. chair
man of the Dawes commissions: Guy
l.. Cobb. Internal revenue inspector
FOR the territory; Gov VI scly. ~ the
Chlckasaw Nation. George Wright. In.
dian Inspector; Thomas u. Needles. 4
member 81 the Dawes commission
Charles \. Davidson. clerk OF tn"
United States court 10 Nluita. Indian
Territory; James \. ilucklohcrry, Hs.
sistnut United States attorney.
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4 rr,ns scn,niInn.

There was quite q stir in social and
political circles OF Texas when IL was
learned that former GOV r. u. I.ub-
book was 90 Ice married Wednesday.
Ills bride Is Miss l.uc Scott. OF Ahi-
l"nc. Tex This Will hc the third timr
lubbock has married. Ills last wife
died one year agp this month Lubbock
is a. hiS 10th year hale and hearty.
und the bride r. said to be- quite young
lie is quite wealthy lie was the con
fcdcratc governor of Texas. was cap.
turcd with Jefferson Davis aud John
II. Reagan 40 the close ~ the war he
tween the states; served in the state
legislature following reconstruction
days. aud was FOR - years. c1usrcu.
lively, state treasurer.
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To Life imprisonment.

The Jury ln the ease of Curtis Jet
ana Thomas White. members uf the
liarcis feud faction. charged with the
assassination of James IL. Marcum AT
"ackson. Ky. Friday morning returned
u verdict Of guilty. liking the punish
mrnt OF each ~ lie Imprisonment
Jet received the Vorl.ct with COM
pIrativc Indifference and caluEcss.
White. who had been apparently Unu,r
q severe strain during 90, Trial. ilUsJcd
aad his eyes iiilCd with tears. Attorney
Golden. Tor the defense. stated lnIt a
l'oii. u for new TRIAL would hc mJur
u.s. SuDn Hs possible.
The verdict ovcisionrd l't;,r surprise.
The uEiy uucs ,iuu Wh.ca caused jhr
delay. 90 g. said. WIS whether tp makr
the rGUtGWpi.. death cor Ike ,uIr.saI.
mru. Tie ease has been ou triI. al
most tine Ks. having h,rI begun
IHlN - - Ire frat ;r.a, go Jackson.
thr JUry disagreed. ANA 10 H. believed
the verdict WAS compromise wi,i, a
iur Opposed 90 capital pun.sha IT.
The lrIcuGs of CAPT, u. l.. Even and
other WITNESSES for tar commonwealth.
vino have suffered greatly aud wrr'
living iu fear OF their lives. ave greatly
relieved.
ILrr' have hrCu - lives lost within
She pu>t two years loo the llIrg.s.. och.
riIl fcud ln lrtathiit county aud thi.
is the first rnuyictiuI NJ arrests ur
indictments had been made until last
May. when the troops were ordered 10
Jackson 90 pruter, the grand Jury ana
afterwards the trial jury and wit
nrsscS. Jcft is sin under Indictment
charged with killing Town Marshal
turkriil. Jcu said Thursday night jhe
ropr had never been made with which
to hang him. hui nee made no remarks
ou hearing the verdict
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AVE >TotK.

Detroit ..CauIr. Choice steers. 50 -
tfI uu. good 90 choice butcher steers.
1000 tu l.2p' pounds 81 25r -, light
Co Euud butcher steers ana hoif"r4. 200
10 900 pounds 81 - 90 10. mixed
butchers. rtt COWS g. 'Jft3 -, can
nets 81 500. 90. common bulls s. so
as 90. good shippers bulls. 81 90 "a
9 90. common feeders 81 o0H 80
good welt bred feeders s. 25Nt 90,
light stpCkrrt 81 onff3 o.
Iiug- Light Co good butchers. s. %
u5 go. pigs s. 60. liEht workers.. - %
tfs go. roughS. 81 coat 20. stays. l-s
sheep Rest lambs. So 25as Go. fair
TO E9@a a 3mss s sSi IT, yea fH
81 ~. rlit Co good butcher sheep. 81 %
70 90. Cullr ana common. 81 5ohfs 90.
Chicago - Cattle - Good 20 prime
steers 81 2oH5 80, poor 20 medium.
81 s5fr5. stoCkorH and feeders. s. 80 H
. 20 cows. 81 h0sfi so. hcifcrs. s2m
{ 80 Gamers. 81 5od2 90. bulls. teT
I % calvcs s. sOff6 &C. Texas steers.
gsafl 20. western steers. 81 % = 50.
HoEHHtioud 90 choice heavy. 81 20 70
10. rough heavy, - sOgS ~: iEht
sheep Good Co choice wcthcrs 81 .
T3 90 fair - choice mixed. 81 90 u
? - native lambs. 81 25W6
East Gun,lr cattle supply during
the week. fully Cpualcd demand. prices
running about tie Eamc ny last week,
Hogs Mediums. - cav NJ NAVY
s. sOH5 80 workers. 81 IS f5 90. pigs.
tSaG 70 roughs. - 55Ii 50, stays,
shccr-Bes, l1mbS 81 ssRs so. fair
To good s. -itIG. CUlls common. 50 -
15 90. mtNri sheep 81 ibHi. fair to
good. 81 50T3 90. cults bucks i2I 3.
wrthrrs STAT %. calves. S7H5 20. fair
Geo good. s. &c %.
Grain.
Detroit " rcat-No. > red 2 cars at
50 tsp. ears go 81 Fac. september. 1000
hu lt Sc. 9on bu ~ N2iC ~ 600 bu at
oOOfbu .t $50. 30 600 bu az safe. 5000
hu aJ $50 600 bu at S3iac. 1000 bu
at ssf.c 600 bu 90 ste. May. 10000 bu
az Sif,c 10 600 bu 90 see. 1000 bu 81
SCHc by sample. car 1T see. az 3Gc.
Corn.No 3 yellow cars al s6c. :
cars at s6Ac. ~ cars % 56Hc.
Oats-Sn. white. old. 2 cars AZ SC.
ears ~ SHE new. oars az ssc.
august 5000 bu nt 35c
Rye No 2 ! car at 53c.
Chicago wheat NJ. ? spring. S2a
sic. 40 ]. 7STssc. No ? rcd. '9a g
corn-No :. CSC No : yellow. Sc.
Oats-No. 2. $40. 10 white, Jshe;
No 2 white So, ff5sisc
nye-No. 3 52Hse',c
Chinese lahurrrs arriving and depart
ing from 81 p ris 81 entry In the Unit
ed states viii be measured by the Ber-
tillon system hereafter. In accordance
with 4 plan evolved 10y Commissioner
General Of immigration Sargent.
Rev. Dr McArihrr. pastor g, the
Calvary Baptist church. New York. has
vigorously denounced Ign hing and
anarchy In sermon. ln which he said:
go ,...t. L. d. s,rffH knagf A "a. Ia has no
brains 90 think. mo- hrcaS, t0 feel and
no reason 90 Judge between right and
wrong. when democracy becomes mob.
ocracy the days Of the republic VIII be
numbered"
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Imrnr,nnt nncrnl.cc RrlIrz.

\ ruIigg OF Interest to all NaccJ
hcos LIS l",u made boz the name ni
t.c gg'Hf ciWr ;UstJN l'mi-vr. q
former rrrr Marquette hnugagrmln
nuv 5c1d r,ir .srri,d when %" ioiuc,
tar ORDER ami took uut % S2olp pole,
i'ui hc wls "a yrHr, oh. The proof.
uI his death showed t.Ht lee WAS 3
90 iuiUips This made difference 90
th" assessments which DO" should hIv'
paid. so he ..'igs ot the great cam.
J.. that Siul sim Zee deducted from h!,
policy aud bat Si.rnl paid Ia th'
widow iEr consul 30 Pmi@cr's birth
place in GERMANY h1s been ASKED h'
DO" fwrilv to look up tile rrcold %,
E.. n..tI
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q. 4. Gucllch. 81 T.. roit. i among
the outsiders whl have found them.
selves unable 20 secure contracts Tor
asphalt work Ia Milwaukee until the
courts have driven the trust city hall
ring 90 cover.
Frederick Seymour harrington. tac
bogus lord IN iall ~ ~. Louis. on the
charge OF having murdered James T.
McCanS. Is 90 OF typhoid fever. and
his condition Is considered serious. lie
sent for an Eplscopalian minister yes
tcrday.
Gen. Miles. on his way 10 the M
tionnl c. 4. r. encampment NJ 'Frls
co. was greeted az Colorado Springs
rs "Our next Democratic president. "
lie was entertained by Mr.. and Mrs
Norman ". Mack. OF Buffalo. at din
ner. Mr.. Mack. who II member OF
the Democratic committee from New
York. said Miles could he looked uHon
as a formidable candidate
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Weak
Hearts

Are due 10 indigestion N!neiy-nlne Of every
one hundred people who have heart uoub.s
can remember when u was simple indiges-
ton. II Is scientific fact that al cases 4
heart disease. not orCau.c, arc ret only
traceabe 10, bu, arc the direct result OF ndi-
g-siion. AIl food TAI "a Into the stomach
which falls Of perfect digestion fermeut- and
svelis the stomach. putting 10 vp sgsius, To
hsar;. This .u'erisrs5 with the action q
the heart. and iG the cogise a rmc that
delicate bu, vital organ become diseased.
mr. y ksg5- -. Nevada @. s1y1. bad stomach
trouble a'i uas 10 Lli state p he'd heat u-41s
Nthu. I took ka4' Dyspepsia Cure fcg .51-t ter
moa;hs ard 9; cured NJ
Kodol piges;5 VIA. You Eat
and relieves Gs stomach Of al, rcryo.1
strain agd %, hear, o. all pressure.
Bottles oaly. z co Size ta,-.ag o times ~ rial
s.s1, wish sells iar soc.
Prepared bY L. o. Dewitt q CO., CHICAGO.
Grant Holden.
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The pnnnI Nn,r.

Pope Plus asked Cardinal Nlhnutcl.
H. nephew. formerly lieutenant iu the
Italian navy. 90 make an inventory of
the rest of the former papIl marine.
highest bidder Among 90" ship. ar"
thrcr old ga'lcys an. number ot
dispatch boats. u will hr remembered
that Pope Leo. several years ago,
uuciiuuud OF the Vatican urscnal~.
guns. swords. cannon and ummuui-
tom The new pope has seemingly dc.
ciGrI Co DO away with Ihr last Wru'u-
ts Of o.diimr Warlikc conditions as
rar l, thc Vatican =, concerned
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Another Gun Won.

Irondcqupit. the American challcng.
or. lifted the famous tanJda's cup
Thursday 10y making 10 three STRAIGHT,
defeating the defender. S.riihcunl. In
%" NTH and deciding race hy minute
and - seconds Tho Tors of ihc
Rochester Yacht club iloatvd proudly.
nnd the widest excitement prevailed
In Toronto. whore the cup races have
stirred up remarkable enthusiasm.
While the Canadian, are disappointed.
they Acknowledge. one and all. that the
better boat won the cup. Its trip To
Rochester will mean. they say. n grand
try next year 20 bring Il back To Can.
ada
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NEWS OF THE WORLD
A Brief Chronicle of ali Important Happenings
Colombia Reflects Canal Treaty.


\ cahlcgrlm dated August II has
been received az the state department
from Minister Bcauprc NJ Bogota. say
ing thlt the Panama canal treaty Ia,
been rejected unanimously 10y the
Colombian senate.
President Roosevelt was immediate.
~ advised of the news
Very little additional information
concerning the action Dt the COLON
G.1n senate cauld he obtained az the
stare department. The information lH
the cah.elrLm was mcagpr ana there
Vas uu iutimJtiUu whether the treaty
LEhi NOT again be brought up lur vuu-
I'D, r..tiup
Section ! of the lEthm.lu cnlll act
rtUy,a,, thI; SIIuid the president be-
unable 90 obtain satisfactory titi' 90
DO" Or prriy ot the new Panama Canal
Company AMI control uf The utcc> slJN
territory ami the r'vA, necessary o.
Tie construction uf the canal ituu
the republic of Colombia. be- shall
make the necessary treaties with Costa
ki,a AMI Nicaragua AMI proceed with
the construction OF u canal 10y the
\icIrI'.uIu route.
II will Dee impossible for President
Marrlauiu 90 again submit the treaty
to the Colombian congress loo It's pres
eat form. The Srua,r having rejected
10. o." treaty cannot again come hr.
fore that body except hy the scnaic'S
own vote. President Marrogu!n. how
ever can ',rnd the treaty slightly
amended 90 the senate and reopen The
canal debate. u is believed 40 Oh" Co
lumbar legation that Pr sideut Mario
qV.n will adopt some such procedure.
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Chicago WHEAT Np. spring. S2f
SIC. 40 !. 7SNS2c. No rcd. 5?a. q
size
Corn-No >. 52c. 40 yellow. SIC.
oats-No .. $50 80 . white. gGhc:
No 3 white aits frasisC.
nye-No 2 5gMs.t.c
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bulgaria Reg. the world to Listen.

sofia. Bulgaria. August 1.-THE
bulgarian government has presented a
memorandum to the powers settling
ont 40 great length the condition ot
affairs during the past three months lu
Macedonia since the Turkish govern
ment undertook u lnauguratc thc
promised reforms. The memorandum
constitutes q terrible category of muir
der. torture. inccndiarlsm. pIllaec and
general oppression committed 10y the
Ottoman soldiers and officials.
Wholesale massacrcs. individual
murders. the destruction OF villages,
the pillasing AMI setting fire 10 houses.
the arrests. ill-trcutmcnt aud Danish
ment the closing and d,%organlZing of
churches and schools. the running 81
merchants. the collection OF taxes FOR
many years In adyancc-such. says
the memorandum. are among the acts
Of the Ottoman administration OF Ia"
yilnyets Of Salonica, Monastir, Iskud
ana Adrlanoplc.
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Grmr Mnrlcn snInrIr-.

~ 81 the state deputy game ward
cu> who are paid hy the state have
been iuid un until November except
tnirr deputy brewster, hecausc thcit
salary fund g. exhausted. By Novcm
her enough ur money VIII have beef
HrrumH.iiDd alW ilrrus" fees required
from nonresident deer hunters - -
now their salaries The >3.uup apprupr.
1'rd 'or their salary fund j. already
exhausted County deputies whose ~u.
Iri.. IRE paid ry bounds OF supervisor
arr rat affected aEd vii continue trIi!
iI. Nlpiitnrs
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y clever counterfeit tine rrprpdur-
tipg 90 % So hi'I ot tHc -rric~ col 1891.
check letter u. Gilman registry, bear.
ing tHr portrait ut Hendricks. has been
discovered ly iIr secret service. Ih'
note F., said 600 hr deceptive o. Jll Iu.
tI.r ibl-, rNYUg.
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The Passing Of BrIc-A-Brac.

From Harpers Bazaar
wherever 1t is arranged In the plan OF
the architect, somewhere In the usual
country house there is sure to be big
square hall, so called. This is really the
place of general gathering. There Is a
winding stairway, a big fireplace, plenty
of windows-some Of them opening on the
veranda-and comfort Is the keynote.
Just stop for moment to observe one
thing in this summer of 1903. How few
ornaments you see. The more We elm
mate small things from our lives the bet
ter we are; the more we eliminate them
from our parlors the better Is every one
who visits us, / believe. Thanks to our
Japanese instructors, perhaps, or to our
own evolution, tho passing Of bric-a-
brac, tides, and useless ornaments is
about accomplished. What vases are
seen hold flowers; the candlesticks are
meant for candles that burn In them
every evening; the clocks are to tell the
time, the lamps to give light, the books
to read. When we do discover a rare
piece of work in glass or china our
eyes are not diverted from 1t by dozen
surrounding trines that make confusion
In our sight and chaos In our minds.
For this fashion let us return thanks,
and then go on. The high wainscoting
of the hall may be of natural wood pol
ished and treated, or, lat Is highly In
vogue, wood stained color to suit the
taste
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WOMAN'S ACEA SECRET

From the New York Sun.
Is 1t necessary for a woman to tell her
age7 A variety Of opinions exist regard
ing this delicate subject.
Il don't think there Is a particle of
necessity for woman's telling her age
says one woman, adding, but 1t is equal
ly useless for her not to tell 1t. There Is
always some one who knows 1t, and.
therefore, If you attempt to prevaricate
you are certain to be found cut"
This is quite true. 1t never fails that
Just at the point when you have cleared
away all difficulties and convinced ev-
erybody that you are quite young, some
dear. good-natured friend is sure to pop
up and say:
why. yes, such and such a thing hap
penad when l was twert,. and you were
then just three years older than l."
So what is the use Of keeping the truth
back? You might as well submit to the
inevitable and confess the exact number
Of years you have been on this earth.
There Is no reason. however why a
woman should go on the housetop and
proclaim to the world that she is so and
glad of 1t. Don't do 1t, and don't think
you are old. No one nowadays is old. 1t
is questionable.
The favorite sticking age for woman is
rs. This is proved by the fact that the
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ton; I want to know your age"
II don't know that the acquaintance Is
desired by the other side"
II don't see why you insist upon re-
fusing to answer my question:" said the
attorney, coaxingly. ~ am sure l would
tell you how old / was II was asked"
But nobody would ask you, for every
body knows you are old enough to know
better than to be asking a woman her
age"
And the attorney passed on to the next
question.
The objection made by women to letting
their age be known is not approved by
the ladies of Japan, who actually display
their cycle of years by the way in which
they arrange their hair.
Girls from 8 to 10 wear their hair in
terlaced with red crepe in a semicircle
around the head. the forehead being left
free with a curl at each side From the
ages of Is to 30 the hair is dressed very
high on the forehead and gathered up at
the back in the shape of a butterfly or a
tan, with twistings of silver cord, and
perhaps a decoration of colored balls.
Beyond the milestone of 30, a woman
twists her hair around a shell pin, placed
horizontally at the back of the head.
Quite differently, again, a widow ar
ranges her coiffure, and the initiated are
able to tell at a glance whether or not
she desires to marry again.
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number of women returning themselves
as between 20 and 25 is far larger than
the number of girls returned ten years
before as between 10 and Is. The former
must naturally be the survivors of the
latter. Here Is a little mystery of which
the solution must be found In the intri-
cate InaSes of woman's vanity.
The present King of England when
Prince of Wales, once asked a pretty
woman her age. She replied:
Just 25."
Five years later he met her again and
asked the same question.
Just 25," she again replied.
The prince smiled, and said:
Five years ago you made the same
answer
"Ah! Your Highness," was the rejoin-
der, surely you don't think l am
woman who says one thing today and
another thing tomorrow
She was quite right. Twenty-Five Is a
very proper age at which to remain.
There is no reason why woman
should be obliged to tell her age in
court. II she Is wise, she will not.
And what is your age, madam" was
the attorneys question.
MY own" she answered promptly.
Il understand that. madam; | mean
how old are your
II am not old. SIR" with Indignation
IT beg your pardon, madam; l mean
how many years have you passed?'
None; the years have passed me-"
How many OF them have passed your?
"All: / have never heard of their stop
ping"
Madam, you must answer my ques-
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to go without soaring the quarry, the
trigger is pulled. and the report is often
followed by the welcomed sound to the
sportsman of the great beast clashing
his jaws and walioping round in the mud
and water in Ills death throes. Walt till
he is quiet then approach cautiously.
Make sure that he is dead, for single
blow of that tail can break mans leg
and a bite from that hideoua Jaw with
its grinding fangs might be more
serious still AS soon as he is dead a
rope can be slung around him, his body
dragged ashore to where he can be kept
until next morning, and his head and skin
taken home to form IA trophy OF
nights adventures In the tropics"
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general interest In back yard gardening.
Some progress In the direction in ques-
ton has been made in the last few years,
but neither the possibility nor desirability
of identifying the back yards of our con-
gested districts has as yet been recognized
by the people most deeply concerned ipl
the movement Examples demonstrating
how block. a nelghborhood, or an entir@
district may be changed for the better
with plants, vines. shrubbery and grass
plots are not wanting, but the strange
thing Is that when so much may be ac-
complshed at SO small An expenditure of
money and labor, so few have taken adj
vantage of their opportunities.
In some instances where one or two
househoders in bare neighborhood have
boldly struck out for themselves, regard
less of environments, others have been in
duced to follow. until the treeless, shrub
less, plantless, grassless yard Is now the
exception rather than the rule.
AS a general proposition. there is no
yard that cannot be improved; no fence,
no porch, no house, front or rear. that
cannot be beautihed for four or five
months of the year, at least by the ex-
ercise of Just a little energy and a little
taste. All that nature requires is a be-
ginning and small measure of attention.
She Will do the rest. And she Is so gen
erous In her gifts that she ought to be en-
couraged.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-05-17
FOR SALE.

els, 900. OO-A lumber bust
ness netting 1000. 90 per
Will exchange for real
estate.
We have a customer who
wants to rent a modern 8 or
10 room house on South
Highlands from June LIST.
$500. OO-25xl4O-Modern
4room cottage with large
hall, pantry, bath room, por-
4celain tub-Rents for $2lO. 90.
Ave. d, near 25th st.
r. l.. ANGLIN & CO.,
2O28 First Avenue.
Both Phones lO3.