New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-12

patrons. He win tow his unstable temple Of har-
mony Up the Rhine and down again and give OPP
cratic performances on board. With the enhancing
scenery ~ that famous river either hand. with
seductive musical strains in his present day arr Of
melody with plenty eat and drink 10 satisfy the
needs ~ nj appetites. Teutonic tastes should be
amply tihed.
TEMPERAMENT.
THE London Times says, Miss Ethel BarryHore
plsysoers the senss Of nature and ireshness-''I
TsmPsrans It t.. What word or phrase
Like good rule. IT works both ways.
And serves virtue excuse.
But that Was al they knew about t.
How did they. such a weary while.
COntrive 10 set along without it,
Now. II thug elects to crown
with homicide a j - Inisspent
rs %.emperamelta this ternperTa.Inent
or smith runs on WITH Jones's wifi.
His temperament he thus expresses.
Playgoers IN the days called yore
Must have been j-ded now and hen:
Aud there were great barrymore
Ten To rouse Dors and d. set them ,E up again
ma ana Td,i no 9, one wac "a ot pains 10 grow II
II all the time-and didn't know III
Every one knows that Mexican silver dollars cir
cuate IN the Far East. especially In China But Il
seems the Mexican mirtlns Is not enough OF a GER
ulSAte OF Character. II peso that has long been IN
circulation in China is covered with Chinese char
acters. The bankers OF whom there are hundreds
In China, who receive Mexican dollars afix 10
them their seals to guarantee their legitimacy
and rs pesos circulate and go from one bank 10
another they being marked by all banks
which receive them In case tho peso proves Il
be Illegal. tho banker who sealed IL last has 10
change IL for good money and withdraw IT from
circulation When the pesos are completely COW
cred with seals they sent back Mexico 20
be recoined. tho expense being paid by all the
bankers whose seals are seen the coin 1t is
In accordance with recent agreement But IL
often happens that dollars although marked all
their faces. continue in circulation and
are highly esteemed. the seals are so many
guarantees that they genuine The decision
TO seal pesos taken because illegal coins be-
gan to circulate In China
80. In India BARRIERS rank high, Socially they are
Say. where do poets come In over there?'
Same place as they do here"
Among the illustrious dead Chicago Record
Herald
Forty-three hundred automobile licenses have
been issued in neighboring State. Tho number
OF these machines is becoming like unto the swarIns
OF locusts In Oriental countries Was not this state
Of affairs foreseen IN the vision of Nahum tba
prophet when he wrote: The chariots shall rasa
In the streets. they shall Jostls ono against en
other In the broad ways: they shall seem like
torches they shon run like the ughtnings"7
APT.
fool there was. and he made his prayer
To rag and bone and hank Of hair
CNe called her the woman who did not cars),
But the fool he called her his lady fair "
Gwen as you and ID
fool there was: and his goods he spent
Gwen as you and ID
Honor and faith and cure intent
GAnd 1t wasn't the least what the lady meant.
But fool must follow his natural bent
-(Rudyard Kipiing. 1897.
Another man who sailed across the Atlantic IN a
small boat has come back home in safety but
without glory or renown. Christopher Columbus
more than four hundred years ago achieved = far
moro daring exploit In 1892 the charts OF the
thousands Of miles between Spain and the New
World had not been made out
MY boy. forgive you for running away with
The Bridegroom I can never forgive you FOR
letting mel-QAfe.
The Cherokee Advocate is one of the oldest
and most remarkable newspapers IN the United
States. 1t is the official organ q The Cherokss
Nation, and is published Mt Tahlequah at the ma
tion's expense 1t is five column folio weekly
half Of which Is printed in the Cherokee language
II is strictly non-partisan and is forbidden by law
20 deal in politics. Indians who road only Cherokee
get the paper freq The total circulation IS about
thousand The cost OF publication Is about
$500 a yeer over and G bove receipts from adver-
tsements, Ths expense is met By an annual ap-
preparation The salary CT the editor Is 500 and
nice home. He - appointed BY ths rational coun-
Gil
The paper has been IN existence since $40. It
discontinued publication upon the opening OF the
Rebellion. but started again In 1867. 1t continued
until 1874 when a IRE destroyed the plant 1t re-
sumsd publication IN lS7 and has been running
since. The solo object OF the paper is 10 Per
petuate the Cherokee language
Ready for Something Else-Ths New Boy-What
do you do In your Sunday school?
The Rev. DR.. sAintly-Ws study the Bible
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