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RACE TRACK ECHOES.

Where there's racehorse there's a
query.
Nothing succeeds like winning bets
IN sequence.
The searchliCht of publicity seldom
shines on a twO-dCllar bankroll
Losing wagers are usually re.
hcarscd;; winning ones constitute the
performance proper.
A word to the wise may be sufii-
cieni. but Il remains for a tip to be
delivered with telling effect.
The cautious bookmaker figures
that IT is more profitable 20 rub OF a
dozen points than it is 10 wipe out a
sCOre.
Tie hardest exercise that some nor
tails aTrct is the holding Out of IA
gers. This often makes them very
tired, indeed.
Once upon time there was n turf
critic who successfully picked and
.Iavod every winner on tho card.
g'rorwicc. be was perfectly rational.
10 him Eho hath shall Dc given.
Tic man wi'i rho racnhDr-r &C. uzuaIiy
Tho recipient of Information concern
f-r. him from some outside s0urce-
New York telegraph.
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Advantanes Of the Angels.

A servant at Skibo castle, the resi-
dencc in Scotland Of Andrew Carnc
gic, one day called Mr.. Carrcgic's lit.
he daughter Margaret an angel To
tie nurse who was putting her to bed
that night she said seriously:
IF am an angel, why don't ! have
vii us?" adding perhaps | will have
when get to heaven" After a
t,Curhtful pause she inquired.
Nurse. do angels 20 10 slcep?' The
attendant IVES unable to give the rc.
rrirnd information concerning the
habits Of angels.
q hope thny dp." said The little girl
$50 that whra ] am an angel ] can pu'
Hy head under my wing and "p tu
ur,D IiEc "a Jird."-NCw York Time
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Bio Ra,tIeenaks KILLED.

One OF the largest rstt'esRal'es
found in Georgia Tor several years was
killed ON Cumberland Island July %
by Miss Naomi Ncill 0f Macon, a
guest on the island, and W, 7, jchn'
ston, cashier of the Hotel Gambler
land. The snake measured feet aAd
3 inches in leagth, weighed 1854
pounds. measured 10 inches in cir
cumierence. and had twelve gs'i!os
and n button. II was killed. in the
woods about hali way between tho
hotel AMI the dock laGdlnc,-A.lanta
(Ga.) Constitution.
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New swlnlIIna Game.

A Connecticut man answered an
advertisement the other DAY from
which he expected to get rich. This
~ the bait that was hung out: save
gas bills-tEo mort wonderful inv'n'
ton of the twentieth century; over
10000 sold last year; agents WAITED;
price. % cents. Addrs IS, etc" Tho
Connecticut gudgcon sent on his guar
ter, received n nicely decorated honN
and with II this line of Instruction.:
Hang your gas bills On II and then
YOU will save them"
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"Grill Room" for Railroad.

An innovation in passenger cars has
been planned by the general passenger
agent of a western road. 1t is a
Dutch grill room" on wheels. Tee
interior woodwork of the car is to be
of antique oak, with heavy crossboamS
carrying wroughtirOn lanterns. Red
tile is to be used in the floor, and a
large fireplace will afford comfort
able corner in which TO while away q
tedious car ride.
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A bantam men when JUST men was
l0ok.as IOr something IO hatch Wss
placed on tae EGGS, About a week Or
50 ago six yours 4Ualls appeared, and
the bantam is having a lively time
with them,
The manages Ia keep then al home
pretty thoroughly, unless they are dis
uTbed, when they hide So quickly and
eGcoually that their foster mother
has a great time finding them again.
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Anoora Goats Good Forauers.

The ability of angora goats to
rough it is shown by the experience
of N. D. Powers of Troy, n. Y, from
whose herd of forty-One angOras eight
escaped to the mountains last fall and
were supposed to have been lost. This
spring six of them were found in the
mountain forests in good condition,
having got a living by browsing On
bark and tWigs.
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Queer Ereak OF Memory.

The Italian nCN clist, Salvatore F2
rina, recently delivered an address De
fore the society of Psychic Rcsc.rcd
at Milan. in which he infinitely &c
scribed The case of an author who, six
years ago. completely lost his memory
for language and names, while other
wise his mind was more active a"u
widcawakc than ever before. At the
expiration Ct that period the memory
returned.
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fIitched to a sulky cultivator, Will
liam Hoyt pulled his wife and their
four-year-old son all the way from
Moline, H., to the worlds fair. Mr..
Hoyt set out upon wager, and coy
cred the distance of 315 miles in just
one month, thus winning his bet OF
$1,000, and, incidentally, obtaining eX'
perience which, he said. he would not
have missed for any amount.-Boston
Globe,
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Method in Her Madness.

81 understand" said the widow to
the maid whose years were rather
more certain than otherwise, that
vcu are a candidate for the Office of
village mayor. What is the saInry?'
"Oh," replied the fair candidate.
there is no salary at all; but the
mayor has the authority 10 advertise
for proposals, you SEQ, and
Eyes" interrupted the widow, Il
think / see"
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FINGER Print Identification of Slaves,

ringer HTlnt luSIl'iIdtiOIi " oldNCS'
The identification of criminals by
means of finger prints introduced in
recent years in European police and
penal establishments is paralleled by
similar custom which has been used
in Corea for centuries to identify fe-
male slaves.
In a paper recently read before the
Anthropological society of London, by
Il missionary from Corea, it was stated
that in the deeds of sale of slaves the
hand of the latter was placed on the
sheet of paper on which the deed was
inscribed, and an outline of the fingers
and thumb was traced, while, in addi-
tior, an impression was made of each
finger. Such impressions, which nat
uralb furnished a complete Identified
ton. have been found on deeds that
date back 1900 years. - Harper's
Weekly.
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IlI..a rhsn,s R,vsnge.

The nt.a Philadelphia man who
at -a a uaFTI-a -.-as.-' f0 Dis ~
-rr- z-rr--. rsrl a miniature colin fr'I
e OIL -srr Irrr-z. r1oE delicate
mans ~ 1.-rrn- --a-lua that bic bea-t
80 rr- I-rl broken.
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Tree Crew From Cane.

Twelve years ago John Mutt of
Rockport, Me, had a willow stick
which he used for cane. He placed
II in the center of q flower bed for
the flowers to trail on. II soon took
root. and to-day measures six feet six
inches around the trunk
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Little Girl in Luck.

Not many little girls in Maine are
so fortunate as Miss Blanche Florence
Lfvarmore. the tvo-ycar-old daughter
u Mr.. aud Mrs. Lewis LiNormorc Il
sobnc. who has two grandmother,
four Observation-Disclosures and a great
--rat--rauImgfIer.
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Rows Clothed Statue of Venus.

BOYS took pity on the statue of We
nus in Judge Selleck's yard at STRAIT
ford. Conn, the other night, and in
the morning she appeared adorned
in a black silk shirt waist, a straw
sailor hat, several large roses, and a
placard reading, Amt it shame?
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VioIins ArtIficially Aged.

1t has been discovered that the ag-
ing of a violin can be artiflcially Sc
cured by exposing the wood to H-rays.
The beautiful tone which has hereto
fore resulted from a natural aging of
the wood for fifty or sixty years can
thus be obtained in a single day.
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WITH TIE sAaEs.

We epdoaVOr 10 make a merit al
faults We are unwilling To correct
La RoeheiOuesuld,
The foundations II learning are
seeing much, suffering much, studying
much -CalheTall,
DOst thou love lifes Then do no,
squander time, for that is the stun
life is made of,-FTaRklin,
Perfect yalOr Is To do unwitnessed
what wo should be- capable OF doing
before all the world.-la Roeheiou'
cauld.
he Hike a rock that is beaten by the
waves. The rock stands firm while
tho scrTled waves sink down before
it.-Marcus Antonius,
Such as thy words are, such will
thy affections be esteemed; and such
will thy deeds as thy affections, and
7uch thy life as thy Socrates,
To feel much for others and little
four ourselves: To restrain our selfish
and To indulge our benevolent affec'
lions. constitute the perfection OF hu'
man naturC.-Adam Smith,
Active Love Is a,tainahlc only for
rim who does not place his happiness
In his individual life. and who also
gives free play to his feeling of good
will towards othcrs.-Tnlstoy.
Chccrfuncss is n small virtue II Is
rue, but Il sheds such brightness
round us in this life TINT neither
lark clouds ror rain can d!spel its
happy influence. V. b. Alexander,
A mans charity to those who differ
rom him upon great aul difficult
questions will be seen in the ratio of
his own knowledge Of them, the more
knowledge the more ch0rity.-Norman
Macleod.
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p.-.ay for wu-eui-r Fatigue.

Iu in-uic acid Dr. ClDm"-f o. The
French Academy Of Medicine o."-'i.
tp have Uncovered e. wonderful roI.-
eds tor ma- cr,ar fatigue. lin com
r-r4 IL zifh bi,arb1uat' ~ 7rla ~
-ara 't, stomach FROM 'i-irHs-
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MISSOURI HOMESPUN PHllOsC
PLY.


Tho home of idlCneGs is the devils
recruiting office.
lnnCcense loves to be seen in now
dress and 81 bonnet.
Few women like to be either cen
surcd or understood.
A matrimonial refusal is the orig.
nal antitrust decision.
The Lord forgiyrs aIl-the world
i1rgives ali but woman
Men seldom over die or get mad
during the first two hours after din
ncr.
II is tho first wccl, between IKE
low handles that breeds tho rc-o,u-
ton 20 leave Tie good DID farm.
raifh in humanity Is iarliucd to
,ab5'c when yUu sec a pillar Of TIC
% rrcl Crivc of the widows last Gov.
4 yDung man likes 70 be worried
abort the girl that he loves better
''-sa she does 70 20 10 a show Oh %
ga,z.-RichmonI MiTsyu-iaT.
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T.~.raIIrz give I.lrfff ~
abort tag-f0he 0f fia ulIu.a'lH- 81
-r.-a. Sill Ia fir cIirf laaf.r'a. r-'-.
f-., rf -ara gears cotton l-.- Deem o. ff.
b.. rrzrr. Tfr aff ie HANDED l.al
from Family ra family
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H.,i,ni-o Of Immense Industry

ono hundred and eighteen years ago
Tho LEGISLATURE Of Pennsylvania voted
a ror1 81 s1.50U 90 a man ri the na--e
# Humphrirs for Eve years 70 enal i1
him 90 make steel - good a. thai
s-.r1rfrI fr0H England.
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Women Taxpayers May Vote.

The Evangelical church council Of
Hungary has given taxpaying women
the tight to vote.
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apolIle.n

SNNANNs
She sports a Witching gnwn,
WIN a ruiiie up ana down, ,
on the skirt;
she j. gentle, she In shy,
i'ut there's mischief In her eye
Shes illrl!
She displays a tiny glove,
Ana a dainty little love
or a shoe:
.tnd she wears her hat a-lilt :
over bangs that never wilt
In the dew,
It's rumored chocolate creams
Are Tie fabric Ot her dreams
But rnough'
! know beyond q doubt
That sh" carries them about
In her nun,
With hcr dimplcs and her Curls
She cNIspcratcs tho girls
Past belief:
They hint that she's n cat,
Ana delightful things like that,
In their grief,
II Is shocking, | declare.
But what does Dnllir care,
When the holuN
Come Hooking To hcr feet,
Like the bees around the sweet
Little rose!
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AN OLD BACHELOR SAYS THAT

AN OLD BACHELOR SAYS THAT
Platonie love is the prologue to the
real thing,
SpinsteThOod is often the filrl's pun
shment for contempt Of court
II a bachelor is subject Ia hay fever
he should avoid grass widows,
When widow goes cunning for
No, she uses smokoless powder
Some Girls do their sleighing in
January and their Staying in June.
4 secret is something woman
gets another woman Ia help her keep,
The woman who wears n calico
dress 10 church has the right brand
II religion,
4 woman will jump nj conclusion
almost as quickly as she will at sight
II n mouse.
There are no female pugilists-yct
women frequently handle each other
without gloves.
Lots wife probably passed some
other woman and looked back To see
what she had ON.
Some men 30 To war because they
can't get married, and some because
hey can't get divorce.
Girls who are always harping on
The rights of women are apt to get
left In the matrimonial deal.
The vice husband not only let's his
wife have the last word, but is tickled
rcarly to death when she reaches 1t.
A lady writer says the coming wom'
an will have her own bank account.
have been waiting for her several
years.
SAYINGS OF MARCUS AURELluS.
Live with the gods.
Look beneath the surface.
The ways of the gods arc full of
Providence.
A man should be upright; not be
Kept upright.
Consider the wise, what they shun
and what they cleavc to.
If it is not sGsmly, do 1t not; If 1t
Is not true, speak it not.
The universe is change; our life is
what our thoughts make It,
Forward as occasion offers. Never
look around to see whether any shall
note it.
The longest lived and the shortest
lived man, when they come to die,
lose one and the same thing.
Let every act and speech and pur-
rose be framed as if this moment thou
highest take thy leave of life.
As for life it is a battle and a
soiourning in strange land, but the
fame that comes after it Is oblivion.
Always take the short cut; and
that is the rational one. Therefore
say and do everything according to
sounGcst reason.
Be not as one that hath ten thou.
sand years to live; death is nigh at
band; while thou livest, while thou
hast time, be good.
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ne rlrt --rrlsr rbS marie 81 per-
-r-- -r-a- r-ar and f--r--r- % --s .r
,---sar ,errr- 90 bfsmlI F.- f.--f-
80 --.- . ar-a -aIr -
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DOst thou love lifes Then DO not
squander time, for that is the stun
life is made of-Franklin,
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SAYS TIE OWL.

Nest men kick more from habit
than from necessity.
Triplots are three things in life for
which 70 man is prepared.
The stage.struck youth should think
twice before attempting to act.
Solomon knew but little when com
pared with what some men think they
know
Gossip has about as much use for
truth as a blind man has lor spec.
taclCs.
A woman thinks she is charitable
when she lets her husband have her
own way.
There are many pecks OF trouble in
store for the man who marrieS a strf n
uous woman.
After telling young people to marry
only for love the minister proceeds
20 marry for money.
Even the woman who lays down the
law to her husband is willing to Jet
him lay down the carpets.
Sometimes a woman who is Il slave
10 fashion merrleS a man who Is
averse to the encouragement Of
slavery.
Some men may have had monEny
ancestors, but those who are always
butting in probably descended from
goats.
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r. --r-r= r--r =I-h nav fs=t-
....HH a-rr-.r. '1 f.rran Sic ls-I 81
raall-rr- rHIr-H-r
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Ta f--- ufr De- DO $40
-- -rrr emo -.a ia--if- man b.
-r. ra rr .af
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The foundations II learning are
seeing much, suffering much, studying
much -CatheTall
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Frr-- r1s-I Pas 81 silver If7fr- De
re trI1h-a g. r-5rIs never come -r
- fr--1r rrr
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TIC rarar rfaf Rae r1'-1r. -z't
rasrs sr allie au1 Dnr 'tr- -'-a--
carrier f-z r~lr----fi.r I.srf- ~ zine
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We eTdeaVOr 10 make a merit Of
faults We are unwilling To correct
la RCeheiOueguld,
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Even 20 son ha-nt IN ~ t0 Grind.
-arn-r sou p or-rle'rr.a tC -a'T2
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Perfect yalor Is To do unwitnessed
what wo should be capable OF doing
before all the w0rld,-l.a Roehefou'
cauld,
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Irr fhr ~r+or wsr Oh fir rrE.--
ann bu4fra=- Pc found l- r-tr- .g
rs-. 3 meet tlar t1 meet u1.l.
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Woman makes = FOOL Of a man and
p comes natural 10 him.
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While sou are counting the thoua
DO rose withrrs.
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he like a rock that is beaten by the
waves. The rock stands firm while
tho scrrled waves sink down before
it.-Marcus Antonius,
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As for life, it is a battle and ;
soiourning in strange land, but TIT
fame that comes after it is oblivion
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JOTTiNGS.

a stylish woman often fas hus
bard WHO is rl- --latest '1iug 9r'.
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Losing wagers are usually re
hcarscd:; winning ones constitute th'
performance proper.
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The searchliCht of publicity seldom
shines on twO-dCllar bankroll
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Platonie love is the prologue to The
real thing,
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Let every act and speech and pur-
rose be framed as if this moment thou
highest take thy leave of life.
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Always take the short cut; and
that is the rational one. Therefore
say and do everything according &c
sounGcst reason.
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Since making this de-
posite Of SIC, 10000 The
Worlds Fair Contest
Co, which is incorpo-
rated for 500, 10000, has
offered an additional
supplementary prize of
6,5o0.W to be paid on
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May /, 1904. This makes
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90 to be given to sue
cessful contestants.
This extra prize is afor.
tune within itself.
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a Chattanooga Drugsist's Statement.
Robt. ]. Miller, proprietor OF the
Read House Drug Store Of Chatta.
nooga, Tenn, writes: There is
more merit in Foley's Honey and Tar
than in any other cough syrup. The
calls for it multiply wonderfully and
we sell more 81 it than all other cough
syrups combined"
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Miss Ada Starr, who has been visit
ing relatives in Albuquerque, and who
lives at Los Angeles, has left for New
ton. Kas, where she was called by
a message announcing the serious i'll
ness of her mother.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-04-23

Ernest Meyers, of the Meyers Abel
company, has returned to Albuquerque
frsm a visit of two months in the
southern states, He visited his old
home in Mississippi and was in Hot
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Serious Stomach Trouble Cured.
was troubled with a distress in my
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liams, Laingsburg. Mich. These tab
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THE OPTIC
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contest is not confined to subscribers for The OpTc but that the contest N III.
ing advertised I'M large number Of other publications, the subscribers Tor ali
OF which are privileged TO compete and share in the distribution Of the prizes
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