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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-11-11

President Roosevelt softened the blow
to the Democracy by declaring, the day
after election, that he would never run
again.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-11-11

His Experience-"Say. pa" oueried
small Tommy ToddIes, do thew qu sbnot
craos with gum" 'S SHOOT
a. NO; my boy" replied the old man
pun the dice are often loaded. Chi
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-11-11

When the Republicans carry Missouri
by 10000. the Solid South may as well
melt itself up into soup.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-11-11

In 1908 the Republicans may be
shouting "yive La Toilette and the
Democrats hoching for Folk.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-11-11

The Democrats back East had no
troubie in seeing Roosevelt's big stick.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-02
COUNCILMAN MURPHY
HAS CLEAN RECORD
NINTH. WARD ALDERMAN WILL PROBABLY WIN
AT THE POLLS NEXT TUESDAY HIS CON-
sTITUENTs OF BOTH PARTIES RECOGNIZE
HIS PAST SERVICES

lie supported the establishment Of
a city laboratory and also supported
The Star IN It's fight against the In
iquitonH Yaw garbage franchise.
ia addition 20 this good work he
has secured more improvements for
his ward. which II the largest IN the
city. than any other councilman.
-Four years ago there was only one
arc light and but io2 incandeaeent
lights ia the ward. Now they twin
kie all over u from Fremont 10
Green Lake. There are 42f mean
descent lights and nine arc lights.
Mr.. Murphy secured the expendi-
ture IN the Ninth ward Of tio5, sse out
OF the general fund OF the city last
year The total amount Of taxes
paid by the ward last year was only
ga. fee. so that iss. 40 represents the
amount OF money expended In the
ward IN improvements entirely on
account OF the efforts Of Mr.. Muir
ply.
There are three other Democratic
nominees for councilman who are
looked upon AZ being reasonably Ger
tain Of election. They are James
Conway OF the First. Harry Dreea
Of the Sixth. and 7. NJ. Daulton Of
the Seventh.
James Mcnamara OF the Second u
also considered 4 possible winner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-02

William II. Murphy, the diplomatic
ana popular councilman from the
Ninth ward. who has been renomi-
mated FOR that office BY the Demo-
cratic party, viii have the biggest
fight OF hts political career to be re-
elected. according 10 the Wise poll
tlcianH residing Ia the north part Of
the city. This IL not because Mr.
Murphy Is II whit lees popular than
he has always been, but because the
Republican machine In the Ninth
ward is thoroughly organized this
year
The Ninth Ward Republican club
made a remarkably shfeWd political
deal when At the beginning Of the
present campaign Il put up Charles
n. burnett. "A young real estate deal
er, FOR eouucliman-at- large. II now
looks as though Burnett would be
elected b. n big majority. and that
fact win have the effect. II II
claimed OF bringing a hitherto un-
heard-of number OF Republican votes
10 Captain w. *. Merwin. the he
publican opponent of Mr.. Murphy.
Besides this encouraging turn OF
affairs for the Republicans. inem-
beers Of that party have moved IN az
Green Lake and W other parts Of the
Ninfh ward since Mr.. Murphy was
elected two years ago. Individually
everybody admits that Murphy n
far the stronger candidate and Cap
tain Metwin'a only chance for sue
cess ~ the strength Of the Repub-
lican machine. Many Republicans
have declared they vii vote for
Murphy.
There ara certainly few council
men no have a brighter cleaner
record 90 look back upon than Mr.
Murphy. lie has stcadfastly lsborsd
for the good Of the people among a
body % men distinguished chiefly
for their auhsefyience % the corpo-
rate interests ~ the city.
lie fought Tot franchise which
would give the snoquaimic Fails
Power Company a right to compete
on equal terms with the Seattle
Electric Company In selling electric
light in the city Later he became a
warm advocate Of the municipal
light plant az CEDAR lake. which viii
N0on be supplying electric light az
n nominal eost'to the consumers Of
the city. IN fact. he has stood fof
every reform advocated b The star.
lie fought for the granting u the
franchise which allowed the Citizens
Lighi and Power Company 20 COM
pete with the old Seattle Gas and
Electric Company which vas then
robblnR the people 20 the tune ~
s. per ! Goo feet for Eas lie II now
IN favor Of granting the American
Improvement CompanyH 81 gas
franchise. now before the council
lie has fought the Seattle Electric
Company Al every turn, his most re-
cent victory IN that direction being
the forcing Of a decent service on
the Green Lake car line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-02
THE MARKETS
WnolEsAIE PRICES

WHOLESALE PRICES
Thsss prisss are TO sny buyer ia
average y Der cent higher1
Provisions
Fresh Meat--Gv~ beef. ssseea Der H.
Steer beef. t'solc 10. ssaL bSfiac H.
provisions ans 80 T. 10 hrsakfas,
bacon. ieo 10. bellies. fresh. issse ian.
Vegetables
white River Bgrsanks. tisk1li ton.
Yakima potatoes. @lu.@c, sweet puta-
tosN ss.c ~ carrotn. stc per sack.
ru,aase.sas. :. seek; cabbage is;c p:
sSm ma Go 6as: celery. soasoe per per
lettuce. q eeaz % box: walia waiia
iss se, a A. .sscnsa. Sen uS Ss,sns
squash TIC Ct 10; pumpkins. isfi.c per
squash. is.c per ID. pumpkin. f0f.c
per 10. beh peppers. q oni s.
Green Fruit. Etc.
Apples. COOKING. E0c4tl 20 bon. splt-
renbefxsfH. 81 4&slAeg pei box. Bald wins
WASHERS. Nertnern rui.s. etc. u-sess
fsne5 oTse a sssiho per Bon Bon
ianathana. 81 so-fi = 500 Winter Nsi.
lies peaFs. n&ulto box NieAra and
don Rediands oranges. q Ia a. box
Jap orange. O. 4sfi - bundle Lemona
stI5 81 box cranbrrrics o 5ssio.o 20 Dbl
Persian dates SIC ~. nmckieherrira
iec 10 PananaA t3sT9as per bunch
Hay. Grain and Feed
Data. - per ton. barley. 81 per ton.
wheat ~ tous chop. f1tua ton. shorta
tig ton. bran SIS ton. ull meal. 80 ton,
T. w timothy. new. 90 ton. E w
cornpreaued timothy, new. 81 ton
new wheat nay. Iielif ton; new alfalfa.
$50 ton new Puget Sound Ray. flsfs
10 ton middllnrp. IS ton. Peanuts.
Jumbo. - Al lc.
Butter. Eggs, Cheese
Naive creamery, &c Der H. Eastern
creamery brick. NIe2c 10, tao, fresh.
&c 10. storage la &C 10.
ERga- Naive ranch. &c doz Ore
Ron ranch, &c doz. Eastern. &c dox
Cheese-NatiVc. ifdi5c per 10. Eest-
cru. lie per ID
Poultry
Chickens. hens and springs. fsN17ilc
Per 10 Dressed turkcNr. ssssf &c per 10.
DuckR live. lie. dressed. Halle per 10.
ueese, leHiie per 10. Squads. scarce.
o. ao41 % per don.
Fish, Etc.
Haiihat, 7asc per III, salmon trout.
go ~ per ID flouhdcra. &c per 10. solea,
tQtc per ID. ahrimps. lie per ID. smc.tA
tG5c per II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-02
LIvrsTocE SHOW

OTTAWA, ont. March 2.-Ths
first annual meeting aud exhibition
Of the National Association Of Ca
madam Stock Breeders. for which
preparations have been Ia progrosa
for some time. opened hero today
under most favorable auspices.
While Ontario ~ naturally most
largely represented the affair rs not
limited 10 the one province and
many Of the exhibits come from
Quebec and several Of the western
provinces. The meeting and eshi-
bition viii continue ten days ana
a large attendance n expected. o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-02
fer ssls-R..l g.,s,.

~~-e0s-eessSs- .se.ise .sss
+. w West J. w wheeler.
WEST a WHEELER.
Z and ; Union hloek.
Sunset phone. Main en-.
independent phone. an.
New Groom plastsrcd house. lot COX
81 to
New Groom house on kilhourne ~.
ali taxes paid.
- each
Several lots Ia WoOdiAwn addition 90
1rven Lake also in i1tnsts sth ad'
500 zach.
Lots IN blocks J. and Of Wool =
Double corner on Melbourne 81. being
(. OF The cheapest lots "a that loea-
ton.
81 500
5-rccm house. IN Gocd condition and
well located lot kexibi terms $50
cash and 81 per month. at tANts
and improvements Ia aud paid foe.
broom house and two lots N0fs0. near
Day school IN Fremont.
WEST 4 WHEELER.
: aud Uai0n block
Sunset. Main 81 independent. 81,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-02
To curs . Cold in One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
II n fails to cure. w. ". Groves sig
nature IL on each box. z5e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-02
WAN Ed

You 90 try our Teast and coffees Se'
our Honest Goods Don't let other
deceive you.
SEATTLE TEA. COFFEE AND
BUTTER CO,
TOs Pike street.
Phones-A 1856. s. &. Black &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-02

Dancing School. Prof. Wilson's,
Rnnks hall, Pike street and pifth
avenue. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-02

mefciHa savings ana unet business
TnE cANADIAg BANK or con-.
hIksE tanital paid ~. - os 900
.sha hdosrs en s sssfIa sseSo ' lstsf
sraI banking business transaetsd,
s ga Ese sSs"s svs ssss'' any lot
manager.
THE scAkDfsAvtAH AMERICAN
tS sss q ssTTsassaS,sd s sapsosiss,' ss
ss - sss and saffi1s o. i;s 30 "a.
fishsr. east. Cashier
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
or SEATTLE,
csr.ial stock paid IA. - 20; furplpss
snlsb. Syles prs. Y Anssas,
eashisr,. egrrespgnas ~ nftgelpai
cities Of the United States and Ea.
Con,raetora
VII dHKDE % elsas ysur fof -
short notice. Call hr. Rose. Ind.
J - curios
VISIT @Ys Ode cufi.blty ahop. foot
: HAalsen street. Indian relies. sss
pramstie School
Ets&N bfaInatie and upsgauc School
direction - korthwsstsfn Theatrical
s=~eela ton HnHnE term commences
!. a. ssnsnts Euassat@sd srad4stea. IS
NAhiks eoNfse seuhE Noies- R1lta.
msilsaa- f fsss Fpssh s q frsn. @ psia'
elpai John Cert manager feie
oressmasina -
ffSI affqR d aad -. sod III
leaafanssqd Or money refunded. @sB
Mafiat
Foidina Beds
hoitItIs i,9LLIso nEps.ealL s -
fsstsrr. res ffss. tables made 70
Junk
II yaa want correct welEntr and
ssssss e 5s'I ips s sa s,sh Nan 81
Millinery
AHA A ~ iLASsoS sprluE tnlllla-
sfx. a the lowest prices. Cor. Fourth
Mechanical Enginssrs
y L NJ ALl.AsrEts-dos-s rionesf.
oeuiis,s and Aurisss
Oh y A. MAckiSSoN-se.ss.
DIR FONDA sApEAu-sll Bsfks ela
pR KIBBE- Bailey saiidlns.
Printing ard Binding
AGSE s-fhs Praatsr LII Bprlus 81.
eommsreiai printing "a ali Kinda
Physician ard Surgeon
n coND0HY. ~ y.
Vienna Physician
ThlFtF-fivs yeers ifFaettea! eSpssFlel.es.
anisss cures ~ stomach y Treahis.
Rheumatism. gatAffh. Asthma. al
chronic diseases - man 90 woman
ssia ~. Ss ,1i, ga pysls .,.
ssaiisn ana suff 1uiuis, Contracted
Muscles and al Special and AsFF-
oas Diseases Satisfaction gaaFan-
ted t al Or W. s,,,l ~ w ssssi's T 81
phone Janice - office hours %
i = m. g. and 9 % = .. m.
Sunday, 80 % Y m.
on VI. u. fNaE DALTON, Lumber
snehanar. skin and Eeuffo urinary
diseases Jo-t
DIR ANNIE RussHt- 8 IIlnklsy BlA
Ruaber stamps
III lsssisH stAAitss made las Arcade
Sewing Machines
billings Sc ~tag machine rcpasr-
Ing. 1913 first
Ostsopathy
MA8silSsIOk f%FiHAAnT OF
0sTEopATHT-fsis Second avsnus.
phone James est beth men and lady
0atsupathH. examination free
wAailIHoToN INSTITUTE or os.
TEOpATHH- ffVe years IN Seattle.
Safe pcpoait building. Tpi First
Patent Attorney
I y. T.. ADAMS braftlng. Coiman BIDS
lTHrNkk delivered = centa. J days
storage free. plano and fuSplture
moxink estimates given Union
Tfauafef A Storage Co, H0u First
\ both phones Main so
uGbrella Repairing
4 INF HtsIi4As fuHnAfAe tursd. fsseok.
sSfnn and general repairing so beo-
ond avenue Hobeapn Bros.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-02
50 TO nse WILL LBS. % IT.

~ W.T. y hA1AHs
street improved ecScr. water gas
all IN ard paid fer. fer 81. on u
] can build YOU q s-rooui house % cost
from fi6e 10 so o. tsA - fou ise
"a. then Yua would have a home that
would be worth more money than
you paid for n. net only that bat
sou would save the reut. and Nuur
whole proposition would ruet you
say anywhere from fse % SEQ. this
You could do - PAYING s. to $40
cash. balance 81 pcF month. don Z
delay Any longer
DAatMEfER. tt9 Boston blk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-02
RAINIER BEACH.

y
THE PLACE TO LIVE
EASY TO REACH EASY 'ytl nur.
Bsaatifu1 location on shore Of Lass
Warrington. short ride on kesai
i ns,on Arr. Ioss tasiis sa sh w sIs
:, $ sad h. down ana nj . ae aai ' is.a
AlrsssSy ed ,, .rs rIs.sy ilses halalsr
property Ga rnarkss Tor hone and ~.
sestrneuts schools. chufe has storsa.
fine garden soil. cleared ard grades
avenues. sids~aiss; Erand Views
sssi,sfal eA pi.nsy s woel "a hssh ed ssa
heaithfsl. plenty wood ard city "a.
ter al co month. lumber on terms o.
hone built See Nr. We'd. agent. once
want. owner. 40 Boston block.
SPECIAL. Good BIIYs ~ REAL
ESTATE.
modern ard first class. Eposi founda
ton. double floor. finely finished
two lots. sonfln each On best part
% Green Lake splendid location
u.So. with tsrms
Fine buy IN partly finished Groom
house. right on ear line. coed view.
large lot very reasonable. M.
with terms. This Il . beauty.
F-ive-roon modern cottage. with fine
View Of lake. on End ave north II
Madison. with terms. 81 40
New s-room cottage. biks. Madison
ear line. on 9fsh ave, price f2o
Deut corner In city. fAsxizn right 81
hest business center. bnildisKs npw
on lot bring 6 per cent on Invest
ment, with terms. fo0s
STEWART. STEWART q co.
Room - Union block.
III FIRST ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-02

C.IfEA p--I.arge z-story house. large
tract u land. COW. chickens. horse
ard buggy only Sff0s terms. IS
down. 80 monthly: party can make
good living. See owner To-Day at
Garden Station. few rninuten ride.
new Renton car. First and Jackson
street.
AWFUL. CHEAP. going East new 3
story house. large tract land also
no cords wood only tG7t. terms So
down. SO per month. close To ear and
school. owner. office Garden station,
few minutes ride Hsnt0n car and
Occidental and Yesler.
FOR aALEs-By owner. new E1odcrn y
room cottage. Easy terms. lil2 Ath
ave as..... ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-02

AUCTION SALE.
A. air First ave. Thursday. Mich 3rd.
~ o. m Household furniture. c1rs
pets, seddtnE. cook stoves. heaters,
dishes hfiosa.hrac. bedroom auitCR
arrNNcra. cuufhrg. chairs. etc etc.
MITCHELL BROW DER a COMP
TON. AmallnnNaTa 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-02
tielo w.r,.a-FemsIe

rkW more ladies' Ia Seattle OF sub
nfhz wanted 90 work At home during
n portion or all Of spare time at en-
ttrely new work requiring no expert.
fHce ar talent. Easy and faelnattns.
Over 80 ladies already DOING work
Call from 20 ) at room aQl. ia
%ss5eof4d ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-02

HfsTf.ERS Who have 81 10 Invsst
WHERE Il viii grow fast and who can
fnt<rest others IN a coed prufit-shar-
tnx business endorsed BY Mayors
Bankers CleFENman Public aud
FrafsruAi Officials. business Men.
ctr. ear have car - page book. a
Guide &c Fun Pockets" free. We
make good every Word. Quick -
you want a corner. The <utrioia Co.
AkeEt.s Dept G. T.. So w. Madison
st ChlengO. Ill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-02

y y % : = tseePSistn
INT HlsIi4AS iaanalfae tursd. Isseak-
sSfnn and general repairing so bec-
ond avenue Hobeaun Bros
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-02

SALE 81 " rooms AZ fur.
uiturs-E q. birkcrfou 4 Go. viii
sell or Friday the tih Of March. al
az r.ar N pine afrrrf and fsirst ave.
uue. the contents % q fuumH. Cunr
slstinE ~ bed sets. HuriuEA ma
froaRra bedding. tables chairs. hsafi
inE stoves. cook Ht0ErR. carpets, 10
fact cvrrgthinE Belonging e. q weiis
furnished ruuming house. a.. 81.
Utrkrrtou uucffuwerr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-02

TO INVESTORS
The Warrington Real Esate 4 Build.
ing Co fne.. II a new firm. launched
this month In Seattle They aim 20
do Just what their name implies. buy
aud sell real estate and build houses
on the lnetaliment plan fer The sub
ecribera Of their stock
They guarantee per cent on al the
asock acid. which with the Increase
IN the price 81 their stock. makes
your Investment second to none.
They will start O. build three houses
on the property - the company this
week ard before thirty days they
hope 10 have twelve or fifteen houses
FOR further Information. call Or write
10 DANIEL. ~ MCCAIN. Sec,
Rooms I. S and 8 Times bldg. Seattle.
THE GREATEST BARGAiN IN THE
CITY
Four room cottage. new. 4 acre land
al kinds fruit and berries. y blocks
from ear. city water near. title per-
feet. best garden land n the state.
owner leaving city, must sell Tefns,
McALBfST Ell. Tahoe sta. Green
Lake car.
GOOD Modern Groom house. ? toilets.
electric and gas laid. on corner, on
Queen Anne. s2.A1. tf11 cash VIII
7-rOon cottage and large lot. In FIRE.
mont good buy. 100.
Broom cottage on Queen Anne. good
'"F'' - pAuL a AcRERs.
faf Columbia St
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Financial

FINANCIAL
II. b. FLOYD a %.
zii Second floor Collins block, corner
Second and James
We Loan money on Watches. Diamonds
udJeWelff. All business strictly COM
fidential Private rooms for eiienta
CONFIDENTIAL Money leaned on
watches. Diamonds. fewelry. Low
interest Pike 81, Jewslry Co. az
Pike. hctw. 9Th and 9Th ayes. across
Ranke hall.
cQLLATLRAL BANK oT1arto 4
Reed Money loaned on any good
MONEY advanced ealaried peonfe. re.
tail merchants. Transfers. boarding
houses. without security largest
business IN 81 PRINCIPAL elites. Tol.
man. go Epler block. sis Second Ave
VIRTUE loans money on real estate:
long time. payment monthly ~ de-
sired. O. a Virtue. Boston block.
Second and Columbia street.
TO LOAN Private money at low rata
~ interest. Oaner A Mehlhorn, l09
Yssler way. rooms a Z and 3.
A RELIABLE place TO borrow money
on diamonds. watches. teWelrF. low
interest n. y. West. POI Pike street
A REsPEcTABI,E place 70 borrow
money on diamonds, fewelry,
watches, American Watch A jewel
~ Co, wH First. OPP. Rainier srand
pfiVatc offices. strictly confidential
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-11-14

At Do;llan. ia upper Palestine, - 2
pos which has refreshed the traveller
for ce4auries. II is the well Of Joseph
rts enyIrons form dreary enough
prospect Above II is IA low, insignia
cant Inn upon whose summit cluster 8
few miserable mud huts, and at the
base is the sordid anachronism OF 8
putting steam mill, while away from i
stretches in al directions the faint
toned, almost hueless expanse Of the
syrian landscape, long reaches OF pal
est blue and gray und yellow. with only
nm occasional blotch Of brilliant color
In the foreground Dreary and WASTE
ana sad indeed is the scene to the eyel
OF the aesh, but to the eyes Of the spii
It that squat, bald hill becomes a verl
table Mount Of visions-visions thou
sand lines more real and vivid thar
the Spectacle OF mud huts and steam
mill aut 70, XIV wastes. --Nstnpe litsf
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a chance tor Northsrs Farmers.

Are you tired Of our cold northern win.
ters, with their Iickness and disease'
Are you tired worrying over The dan.
ger Of crop failure and consequent ..
nancial ruini
Are you tired Of working hard al sea.
son without fair financial return o.
your eforsi
Do you want to avoid a this, and live
IN a country wnere re ar Is always
balmy and the climate healthy; where
crop failures are unknown and 5nancia.
troubles vanish; where land can Be-
bought cleaply aud taxes are almost
nothing; where churches and SCHOOLS az
plentiful and the country thickly set
tedi
an Of these advantages can be secured
along the lines Of a double tracked rail
road, and with the greatest markets .
the United States at your very door
A postal or letter addressed to tn
undersigned viil bring yoa FREE 81
CHARGE, descriptive matter ard fui
particulars
.. a. RICHTER, T.P.A., IN. Cent z. R.
5l2 PARK BUILDING,
;an29wef. PrrTsBURG. PA
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A Loue WHISPER.
IL Came From a Gun That a Sentry
Forgot Was Cooked.

lE Came From n Gun Thnt 4 sentry
Forgot Was Cooked.
During the Mexican war, In 1876.
Captain Kenly received orders from
General QuItman 10 march with a
guard TO ford in the Santander river
and prevent It's passage by the Next
cans He reached the place, posted bis
men with strict injwctions against be-
traylng their presence and took his
position on the bank where he could
overlook the ford.
Suddenly there came the report OF
q gun. nres by one OF his sentries.
Captain Kenly ran 10 the place, bav
ing seen no enemy, and found the sci.
try, a Georgian. coolly reloading his
musket
"How dare you fire your gunf" ex-
claimed the angry captain. "The whole
division viii be aroused
Even as lie spoke the long roll Of the
drums came floating down the wind.
The sentry saw plainly enough the
trouble he had got Into, but he an
swered:
welt captain, you see l was 80
tired and sleepy that to keep myself
awake / kept pointing my gun at q
duck / saw on tie river. and though
how would like 70 whisper to i. aud
hang It, forgot Tie gun was cooked
and away she went
Tie man escaped with u sharp reprt'
mand from General Qultman, who sent
him word thar II he ever whispered,
again without orders it would be al
over with him.
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The READING CURE.
Books as n Medicine In Cases %
Mental Distress.

v,-.,I.I- = 60, p
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one eouiu "isN ~ - ny y ~,
medicine oecaSlohaiiS INV = - -
doctor OF letters u eAses y 1 ,,,z :
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BOOKS, properly cnoseI. NH. -, = :. =
behetcent 70 me nln0 ~ e'i'i -, =
scene OF doses % ma VIZ. 80. e ~, ).
90 NOT reaii%e lila' ny sno4 20 -" -.
from the qaasiiiire " sne tuoue e,t -. ~
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Is 10 be tonnd IN leaui'ls. IS W.. NJ,
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-11-14
John RUsKN.


Some Characterize OF One OF &2@
Most InterestinE OF Men.
Ruskin's kindness had its roots IN
the essential sweetness OF his nature.
Everything IN lie had eonsplred to
spoil him. He was often wiliful and
maynard and extnva CANT but the bet.
ter elements OF his being prevailed over
those which. TO his harm, were to gaib
power when be was released from the
controlling influence OF his fathers
good sense and his mothers authority.
The extraordinary keenness Of his per.
ceptlons OF external things, the yivaci.
" OF his intelligence. the ardor Of his
tempera ment. the immense variety OF
his interests and occupations and the
restless energy and industry with
which he pursued them, made him one
OF the most interesting OF men. And
combined as they were with deep po-
etc and deeper moral sentiment as
well as with a born desire 70 give
pleasure. they gave 10 intercourse with
him charm which increased as &C
oualntance grew into afectionate
friendship. His mind was indeed at
this time in a state OF ferment He
was sim mainly busy with those topics
OF ART and nature to which his writings
had hitherto been devoted. But his
work IN the field bad led him Into 9TH
er fields OF inquiry. which stretched
Wide and dark before him. through
which no clear paths We're visible and
into which he was entering not with
out hope Of opening a way. Hence
forth his chief mission was that, not
Of the guide in matters OF art, but OF
the social reforner-Charles Eliot Nor
ton in Atlantic.
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