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Registration Notice.

n accordance with aei ~ r the General As
semhly Of 1891 the Registration lists siH he
open al nc eoaIt hoose till September SFl,
aud at the following places On the dates named
tps the purpose 81 registering 81 qualified
siectors aio are not noys.ssjsterea:
plea,ent aiH. Moaasy sent:s'
Tuiioa Aiii. fuesiiay ssplenaerd.
HiekeTg yalisg, YSasiae7fay Sep.
Hurts school Esorses Thassaay sept Z,
Kyiohe, Faidav sept. 2.
gannehiil Saturday sapi. 10.
Dodsen- Monday sept. 70
si.nsgifie. TUESDAY sept ~
St@Farss Nil. "wednesday sept. II.
C,sivia, Thursday Sept. y.
wheeling. Friday SEPT. Is.
st. Maurice. Saturday Sept-iI
Atlanta, Monday SEPT. ia,
Zien. Tuesday Sept. ~.
Vrinnhei5, wednesday Sspt- y.
Ana will remain til September 50. when the
lists Will DO closed.
Aug is-6t. REGISTER.
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Training the Bloodhounds.

Several weeks ago Sheriff
Shaw purchased q pair of puppies
of the bloodhound breed to trail.
for use IN locatings criminals.
The pups are about three months
old now and are getting large
enough to begin training. Sun
day evening Mr.. Shaw took them
out and put them on the trail of
Deputy Teddlie, who had gone
some distance and hid out. They
experienced some difficulty ia
following the track at first, but
soon gotstraightened out. They
made as much racket as any dog
could make and soon "trced"
Mr.. Tcddlie. They were tried
several times and in every instance
located their man.
Mr.. Shaw is web pleased with
the puppies and believes they
will become valuable dogs.
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Land. Act. June 3. 1878
90 e. Pshlisa.ioa.

Notice for Pehiisatioa-
United States Land Of.iee, Nas Orleans, L..
August ., 1891.
Notice ia hereby given thas n compliance
win the provisions OF the act OF Congress OF
June 5. 1915, entitled An Get feT the sails CT
timber lands n ne States 0s California. Ore
gen. Neyaae, anst Washington TERRITORY" IS
extended to all she public lRrd states by net
q august {, 1892. amos $. Peters, Of Da5s0u.
parish OF VIM stats of louisiana, ms this
day fled II Ills cffics his swo1a statement No.
for the purchase q the - 81 Sc Is, o.
see no in township No. 4 ilorEh, range ; west,
and VIII o1cF pro39 to show that the land
sought s 1scrc valuable for its tifabsr or stone
THAN Tor 4 Agricultural purposes. and 70 esfah-
lisli his claim 70 said land before J. Z. MAJ
lace. Z. 5. COMMISSIONS n Winfield, La, on
Afoasias-, the stsl day OF November, 1874
he names - Witnesses: " Il. D. Gaar.
Wiley Allen, 4. L. Allen, 3 ". Williams, all
OF Hinn parish. LIZ.
Any a,sd all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested 10 Me
thelr claims II this o5iee on or before said sth
day of November, Isef.
WAL1Ez l.. coHE,g,
Sept. l. Register.
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Notice OF sala.

f. p Wanslsy, s. G. Yoang and YIN. Mcdes
y sirtue Of an order Of sa.e to me directed
= Ho4 4 I. siaehsn. Judge of Filth Dissric.
Court. VIII Offer Tor sale Is tie list and
highest bislder for cash without superintendent,
IA Front Of The court house door IN The town Of
Bianfield. L., On
Saturday, October 5, 1904.
the following described land:
f. B. Wainsley, ahsentee--n IL OF NV IL.
Sec. :. T. . north, range west.
>. g. Young, absautee-E Ia OF ne Il, IL
o. Sc Ii, Sea- So Z. ID north, rang west.
Vim. AcGee, absentee-E IL OF NV IL and
" IL Of nc Is, and nc IL OF ne Ii. Sec. 6. \.
Il north, range esst.
On said day viii make such titles to the
aboFe named parties may have.to tie lands
sold. '','''7
G. Y. SIXTH,
aeP'- I. Curator.
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Fsfrav Notice.

Notice is hereby given that I will offer for
siia 1T public auction 20 the lest and highest
bidder. between the hours usually DESIGNATED
Ter sGch sales. g CeidwgteT La, on Saturday
September IF. 1903, The following described
pony mare: about four years old. light bay,
about IS hands high white spot in forehead,
white spet en- nose. fistula on left shonldcr,
loot evil IN LETT fore FOOT hind feet White. and
branded on Ieft shouldeF'.c - appraised
by z. Martin aud Lee Martin, coniointiy with
myself TO he worth So. Terms Of sale: Cash.
This August 10, 1894.
LII. HAststErr. J. ?.
is-0t 10 ward vim Parish. La.
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Notice for Publication.

Land Office ct New Orleans. L.,
Aug -. 1851.
Nosics IS hereby gfven that the following
named SETTER has filed notice c. his intention
10 lna5a nnaI prccI in support 81 his claim,
and that said proof Will be made before p *,
Abel, clerk az the court At Wiunlcla- La, on
October 5, 1853, viz: Thomas j. Cakes, Tor the
s1-2 OF Sc Ia sec. s, ne Ii OF ne II SEE. =. in
north, range west La. MGR.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva-
ticzi OF said land. viz:
I. r. Pool, r. L. oakes, j. r. Horn, 4. L.
WALrEa J.. CoHEx,
Sept, Register.
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Application.
Aug Ct.

State OF Louisiaua. FiFth District Court
Parish Of MIan.-5ucceSSi OF Thomas
woodland aceeased-Ho. 1852
Whereas, Charles L. 8Otlt has petiticned
tha gonrt Tor letters OF datigetesta gaentary eS-
ecntorsliiD en- the estate Of the lste I1oails
Wocdsrd. deceased, tast1te. Notice IS hereby
given. SO all whom Ii may eOuceFE, 10 shcw
cause, within sen days, why the prayer 81 SAID
petitioner should not ne granted.
BY order OF the corrr. WINFIELD. In, this the
s. ~ ABE1.,
Dy. Cierk 5.h Jul. Dist. Court, WIN Psh. Ia.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1904-09-15

The Ruston Leader has on ex-
hibition a cotton stalk that has
the appearance of being infected
with boil weevil. The Leader
had better hide that stalk at once
or the Crop Pest Commission wi Il
investigate its right to shave and
to hold the genuine weeriI.
flames of Winno can tell the
Leader how to don't.
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motion, and shall do so en- the
written request Of the executive
/ con nlittee, aud shall state the
purpose Of s0eli meeting in his
call.
See. ;. IN : special meeting
the business for which such meet
ing vas called shall be considered
and no~other.
See. 1. The constitution and
BY laws may be amended or al
tered b. . t'so-thirds vote Of the
members present at any regular
meeting.
Article vI-sTAEDNe COMMITTEES
Sec. [. The following commit
tees shall be appointed by the
president aad shall serve during
the administration Of the prcsi-
dent appointing:
Committee on seeds and nursery
stock.
Committee on fertilizers.
Committee on acreage.
Committee on transportation.
Sec. ?. Ii shall be the duty Of
standing committees to make
special Investigations concerning
their respective subjects for the
good Of tie association. and shall
report progress at each regular
meeting.
ARTICLE yII-AssoCEATIpE m
sPEcroR.
Sec. 1. At the proper time the
executive committee shall provide
fora select an Inspector, sub
jcet 10 the approval! Of the associ
alton At a regular meeting. whose
duty it shall be 10 Inspect pack
ages Of fruit and truck presented
for shipment. His acceptance or
rejection shall be final.
See. ?. 1t is understood and
agreed by the members of the
association that their products
in packages shall be freely and
willingly submitted forinspeetian
and that they will abide the IN
spcetor's decision.
BYLAWS.
See. l. Nine members present
At any meeting shall constitute a
quorum to transact business and
seven members present shall con-
stitate quorum to transact bust
ness at any called meeting.
See. ,. All questions not
otherwise provided for in the
constitution and bylaws shall be
decided by a majority vote Of the
members present.
Sec. 5. Every rule adopted By
The association shall remain in
force until abrogated or suspended
b. two-thirds vote Of the mem
lers present at a regular meeting.
See. 4. Cushing's Manual shall
Dc authority on all parliament
iary questions not provided for
4 tue constitution and bylaws.
It was moved, seconed and ear |
led, That the chair appoint
'emmittee Of five. himself to DO !
me Of tie number, to confer
With the parish police jury in ,
egard to that body becoming in
crested in the development OF !
he trucking industry Of this
'arish to the extent that they :
ssist by appropriation Che first
experiments to be made. as I SAFE
uara against loss to the partles
Tho will make the first expert
nents of shipping. The char
ppomtcd 4. L. TanneliIl, chair !
nan; j. Il. Crawford, L. B. Ken {
edy and W. J. Fry. i
On motion and second the asso-
iation adjourned over to Satur
ay, September 9th to hear re-
orts from committees. Is
Gro. A. KELLY, .
J. B. CoATEs, Prest.
Secy. !,
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Second hand buggles, Surveys,
wagons and harness sold and bar
gains a. j. Longs Livery Stable.

Feet Swollen to Immense size.
4 had kidney trouble so bad
that I could net work, says j. j..
Cox Of Valley View, Ks !. s:a,r =
fcot were ssyolea q ill,,ncrsc size
455l NY c51IIned lo .n BAL nd
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Notice for Publication.

Land Osace at New Orleans, La. Sept. 5. 1909
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice or his intention
~ make nnai proof IN support OF his claim
silaf said PROOF viii be- made before Perry K.
Abel, NJ Winfield. La, on October 10. 1904
w: John L. aickeithen OF OLA. La. for TIE
II. north. range cast ~ - :
He names The following witnesses 70 prove
OF said land. viz: - = ~ '.s'oii
:. u. <. Arnold. ST. II. /. Arnold, Jr.. sam
Ia.
waLrxn L. coaRx.
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Through Sleeping Car Service t.
La. RY. & NAV. co.

passESsER DEpARss1E.ir crRcurAs No. 81
Shreveport. La. August 9TH, -
we Deg TO announce that effective Sundz5S
aug. Il, 1904. Regular Daily Passenger ssryI
vii be established between winfield, -
and alexandria Trains viii be known - 80
and No. 4, ani scAecale between winnfel
intorines.izte Stations and Alexandra WI -
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1904-09-15

6ASTED Qnickiy, few persons to represent
long established Wholesale house among retail
merchants and agsnts. Local territory Of few
counties. Expense money advanced. Com
mission extra. Permanent engagement. Bust
ness successful. Previous experieiice not es-
sensial Enclose sell addressed envelope. A.
dress urEsIsrzsDEsr TR2vEIxzs IS Dear
BON ST., Chicago.
sr5-r2f
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TRUCK GROWERS
Held an interesting Meet
ing Last Saturday.
Considerable Interest was MAN.
ifested and Definite Action
Taken on Organization.

The regular monthly meeting
of the Vim Parish Fruit and
Truck Growers Association took
place at the court house Satur-
day. September 10. 4 goodly
number of those interested in
truck growing was present and
several new names were added tn
the list of members. The list
now contains thirty-one names.
the majority of them in a posi-
ton to enter into truck and fruit
growing on permanent basis.
The time of this meeting was
consumed in perfecting the organ
ization of the association and
getting the various committees
into working order. A constitu-
ton and bylaws was adopted for
the governmental the association.
Following is an official report
of the proceedings furnished by
the secretary:
Winfield, La, Sept. 10, 1904.
The VIM Parish Fruit and
Truck Growers Association met
in regular monthly session to-day.
Roll call showed a quorum pres
ent.
Reading of the minutes was
deferred.
The committee on constitution
and bylaws reported the follow
ing.
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Constable Sale.
~ Bernstein vs.. winfield fcc & Cold Storage
Co., Ltd, In the First Justice Court.
Parish OF vim, Louisiana.

Notice isheTeby given that by virture Of )
writ Of Ficra Facias issued ont OF the Honcra-
eae First Justice Court Of The Parish of vim.
La, andso me directed. have seized ana ain
'osier for sale q pablir auction to the last ana
highest bidder at the principal front door q
tue Court House in the town of ginnsisld, La.
between the hours prescribed by Law fer sucs
sales, on
Saturday. October |, 1904,
The following described property, to-sit:
oEe boiler ard engine.
siezed = the property Of said defendant II
the above entitled caass aad win be sold Is
81 izfy said writ ana All costs,
Terms q saie--cash with benefit Of app Sc
ment. '''s'''
g. " ssffrH. constabIs ii gars.
vim field, Ia, S-pteasber Is. 1891.
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I1aius No. 3 and viii connect II AZ
with Main Line Passenger Trains Nos. - =
Scaesiule beiwoou winfield and Statto42
W intsfield Branch, and Shreveport and
faudsate Stations viii be as follows:
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,3s@s.s,>e :3Ss >. "a

~ k4tJ 10y - II tEaI
INV when baking pow
) der IS mentioned
2 the names of one or two brands
5 at once come to my mind? Why
z when soap is spoken Of do peo-
5 pie think of a certain few kinds:
z Or when sarsaparilla or root
beer is being discussed why Is
3 1t that nine out of ten people
2 will name the same makerss
: Because all have been 50 adj
z yertised that their names have
8 become household words. And
2 the same can be said Of scores
) of other articles Of every de
Z scription. They have been ad-
5 vertlsed day after day and year
Z after year in the newspapers
) and the magazines and by otter
z means
> In every city there are several
z concerns which are the largest
) in their respective lines. Trey
Z. are known by everybody in town
y and in the surrounding territory.
Z 1t will be observed that these
d concerns are liberal users OF
: newspaper advertising and that
tEeir advertisements appear
practically every day.
1t IL by means OF their adj
vertisins that they have
5 gained their wEdeSpread !,
reputation. and they con- z
tsEue TO advertise because
5 they fad il profitable to do
so.
1t Is possible for any merchant
to cause lis nSsne to become so
associated with that CT lis city
that to mention one is to sag.
gest tic ether There is no way
bg which shis can be donc more
easily aai cheaply than by using
tie newspapers They enable a
5 merchant to keep before the
public. day in and day out. 50
] constantly ard aersistently that
: bis name ard business beceme
houSeaeld words. = Portland
Ga1el Express.
The way To make your narne
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The following blind sidissgs are Flag Stos1:
Lotion, Raven Camp. sAepbke
Tyrawiey, B1-rett-
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bic to membership Under The
same rules aud regulations pro-
yi,led for men, except the pay
|Inent Of dues.
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For the purpose OF furthering
the truck and fruit growing of
Vim parish, we bind ourselves
together under the title of the
VIM Parish Fruit and Truck
Growers Association, and agree
npon and adopt the within con-
stitution and bylaws.
ARTICLE NAME AND OBJECT.
Sec. |. The name of this ASSOC
citation shall be the VIM Parish
Fruit and Truck Growers Asso-
citation.
Sec. 2. The obje cts. of this
association are 10 promote the
interest of fruit and truck grow
ing generally, to impress the need
Of crop Investigation, to encour-1
age thorough and scientific cult
ton, to demonstrate the adapta-
bility of our soil for trucking,
% prove the profit Of such farm
ng, to secure from railroads rates
md conditions favorable to truck
md fruit growers, to move to-
sether for selling for cash +. o. b., |
o furnish local growers informa-
ion for harvesting. marketing.
md shipping produce raised.
ARTICLE II-MEMBERsHIP.
Sec. 1. All persons engaged
i assisting in truck and fruit
aud who have or will
'oHply with the provisions of
bis constitution and bylaws.
hall be eligible to membership. /
Sec. .. Membership fees shall
e fifty cents, With annual dues of
fly cents each year thereafter.
'ayablc in advance.
Sec. 5. Any of the members
tho shall be in arrears Of dues for
ixty days shall not be entitled to
ny Of the privileges and benefits
+ this association, until all
rrear~ are paid. j,
Sec. 4. All applications for
membership must be IN writing
nd presented at ! regular meet
lg Of the ASSOCIATION, and shall +.
g referred to = committee Of
arec appointed By the president /
presiding officer, winch COM
'ittee shall report on the appli- !
ttion with their recommends !
on at the next meeting Of the /
's0ciation.
Sec. 5. Each application FOR 9
elnbership shall lie over for one I
onth after the time of presen- e
ton, and upon the report oils
g investigating committee an i
cotton on said application shall d
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WALrSR L. CoaRx.
Register.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-03-05


thing lilo a dr;nL;no vessel Falling nm tho
Amor M IN nnnar o,,- ,,nort mado Tho
woodmon s,.r, 80, ,,.;,t .s,nn;shn,ont and
alarm, ue bnrr;.,,iv onni;od n ladder "a
tho tron which ,ovo aIm;ss,on IN mi.
nlaco. and oscendoJ into 4, :. hrt rot,-noI
almost immeJ,a,o,v to s,v ",bero was
mn ons ,horo Tho ov;aon, s,rnr;s. AMI
alarm or tho ,br.o mon NJ ,iis ,r;vioi
occurrence WINS tho 6rst couse oSexcjt.
ing R,Icon,o,s .usnio,on
lie md podo,chkino uoro bo,,, ormea
and oven wero those mon on,Iows ,hsv
womb scarcely. no hcjievod daro % No.
snult nm officer On military jn,v. hes;dcs
the very name or Scblusse,bury whittier
he was proceoJ;no carried , yho,oso,ne
,crror with II. 90 dismiss;,y bis c.su,I
susn;c;ons Charlie nnhuck,ol his sw,rJ
and sco,od himself n, tho table IN which
cold sumner Of stowed rabbits and
conrse rve broad wos laid fo, tb. four
who were nresent
4 Matter was nloced for n fftb nor.
son whom Nicho,os remark cd 70 podotch.
kline In n growing tone was still abroad
in the forest. or Ind not returned from
soma nl.ce which wns n.meJ In n wins.
nor.
v.,.
.,,., ~" "n $1,000 A. ,t,.,, ,,..'n,,,,.
u y'"..'.; none VI W. ~, ~ ..,.,,
Rolyooie snccinlly invited and urged
them in succession 10 do So
Tho hottie of Rhine cordial was pro.
juced from tho npnrtmcpt n,,oyc md
orencJ. Two horns. ono of which had
n handsome silver rim werc ploced for
the cnptnin md coruoral The former
wns rather surnr;sed :, AM, sucl n drink.
inc vessoI M hi. silver mounted cun In
n p,nce so sounlid. nnL no was nbont 10
lift nnd ox,uino ~ who, N;cbn,os Panic.
witch with almost noryous bns,e. filled
n. nm, nIso thot NJ tho cor,oroI
tn Tho snrnr;.c NJ R,,vonie Tho ia,wr
exhib,,cd so,n, undispuised alarm ON A..
inc n nlaco,l befor. him. II was nm n /.
tent;on under nj, tho circumstance. q
noi,bor ,yi.hod NOR ex ncc,od. and an X.
declinod On drink
"Nnv. fenr not. fricnd Nichoil" soil
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-03-05
PoLITesT OF WARRIORS.
Gen. Piumer, Who Carries Drawing
Room Manners to the Ficid.

0eus Plumers VINO Carries Drawing
Room Manners to the Ficid.
Maj. Gen. Plumer, who led bat.
talon Of mounted rihemen In the Mata.
belelund campaign In 1895. has u repu.
tntiOn rivaling that OF 1.-THE mildest
hammered man that ever scuttled ship
or cut u throat" In the thick Of the
fight he Is the pOlitest of warriors. As
an example of his unvarying "dra wing
room manners" as II, brother officer
once styled them, Il story IL told of him
that during the Matabele campaign his
small force found itself In very hot
corner. ana the men We're falling rapid
ly In all directions. Plumer had two
machine guns with him, and these, he
considered, We're not doing as well as
they might. lie called up an orderly,
therefore, ana said to him: "Will you
kindly go to Capt. Blank (whO CON-
handed the guns and tell him that
think he might do better II he would
please move his guns a little further to
the right? Thank YOU" And then he
calmly went on with his direction OF
the fight In the same quiet, easy man.
ner. Again he was rather badly hit
while In command of column during
the recent South African war, and sent
a message to his second In command
to the effect that he was rather badly
scratched, and he would be greatly
obliged IL Col. Blank would take over
the command Of the force pending fur
ther orders"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-03-05
EVERY ETH WATH THTOLEN.
And Tho 1hith Paper wath In Great
Dithtreth for Thome Time.

NVutretu uOr nome Al"es
I'VE are thorry to thay." explained
the editor Of weekly paper In Te&hs.
TINT our compothing.room wath en-
tered latht night by thOme unknown
thcountlrel. who thtole every eth in the
abllthment and thucceeded In max
Ing hith ethcape undetccted.
1T hath been impothible Of cOurthe
to procure new thupply Of etheth In
time for thith iththue. ana we are
thuth compelled to 20 to preth I'm q
thituation moth undertaking AMI
dithtrething: but we thee no other
cOurthe to purthue than to make the
beth thtagger we can to get along
without the mithing letter, and We
therefore print the 'Newth' on time re-
gnr,lleth OF the 10th thuthtained.
"rhe motive OF the vulnerable NTH
crennt It'll unknown to nth. but doubt.
leth wath revenge for thome thup.
pOthed inthult.
1T thall never he thaid that the
petty thpite Of the thmall.thouled
villain huth dithabled the 'Newth.
II thlth meetth the eye OF the detetht.
able mthcal, we beg to athure him
that he underethtimnteth the re.
thOurceth Of II tirth.clath newthpaper
when he thlnkth he Gun cripple 1t
hOpelethly by breaking into the alpha.
bet.
I'VE take OccnthiOn to thay to him,
furthermore. that before next Thurth-
dry we will have three timeth ath
many etheth nth lie thOle."-EX.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-03-05
CHATTER VIII.

Balgonie was rather weary after his
long and desultOry ride by rough and I'M
freulented roads. chiefly devious forest
paths; he felt thirsty, and looked ut a
pitcher which stood on the table.
"Will his eXceilency drinkT' asked
Nicholas Panlovitch. In his hoarse and
husky voice. II have fortunately one bot
tie OF Rhine cordial" said the wOOdman.
with rapid and furtive glance at his
comrades: his excellency will doubtless
honor us by taking It with his supper. ut
least with such fare as the forest pro-
duces, as stewed rabbit or So"
II thank You. good fellow. Where
Is this cottage situated?"
Situated" replied Nicholas. with a
quick and uneasy glance nj the corporal
fearing there might be some discrepancy
In their information.
"Yes, in what part Of the country?"
said Podatchkine, "for we naturally wish
to know"
Near Velie."
"Then ! am somewhere about twenty
miles from the I.ouga!"
YES, excellency, precisely" replied
the rascal.
"Hence. II my horse Is fresh, I may
reach Schlusselburg Tomorrow"
Scarcely, rs 1t lies fully fifty miles
beyond Velie," said Nicholas.
Els the distance no great?" exclaimed
BalgOnie, little knowing that It was even
more. and all unsuspicious Of how these
wretches were deluding him.
But, excellency, We may prove more
able guides than Fichail Podatchkine,"
soid tho Gvnsy wOO1lmnn. "for vo--thnt
IL the stepnaik and I--must proceed to
piece Of business We shall have to per-
form together"
"Poor idiots" thought Podatchkine.
III you take his body to St. Petersburg,
you will both be accused Of murder aud
knOuted, a. sure 90 my nams 10 Micha,i;
20 ! shall ssvs ny atty sp"sr routsAs."
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-03-05
The Fly In the ONT meut.

Mrs. Henpeck-I understand young
POorman, who was married last June,
has unexpectedly fallen heir to the
property of rich uncle.
Mr.. Henpeck-Well, well!
Mrs. Henpeck-Talk about luck!
Mr.. Henpeck-Yes, 1t 10 tough. II
he had only gotten 1t before last June.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-03-05
Works the Othar Way.

Works the Other Way.
she-Don't you believe that "a soft
answer turncth away WRATH"
Hs-Oh. yes. Oftener, however,
wrath frishtens away a soft answer.
-Kausas City Journal