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Harmakis Beats
Autumn Leaves
in Handicap.
Special pl.p.,ch to III. Call.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 22.-Harmakis ran
to his best form in the feature event
to-day and came away at the end,
strides. Favorites and outsiders div
ided the card. The weather was clear
and the track sloppy. Attendance. 1000.
Summary:
! FIRST RACE-Four and half furIongs;
two-year-olds:
/ Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey. st. Y Fin.
to 1-Stela NJ, los (Rice). -. 8 % 2S
5 to Korea. ITO (Austin). ..,.s 81 31h
ner ~ o9 aus S.aPt s LSr won @ easily: ny N;dn MN
Eranconia; Nepenthe 110. Pharmacy los. Lady
Girl 1O5 Plunderer no. Chansonette Ito. hn-
ished as named.
SECOND RACEsix furlongs; two-year olds
Betting Horse. Weight, Jockey. St. z Fin
5 to 1-Preventative. 50 Rice)... 8 "A SO
Winner. C. Trotter's br g. 90 by Tristan-Long
Maid. Oudon 116, Suave 112. Sol Smith 115,
Infianmable so. Mayor Carpenter 1O7. Hoceo
los. finished as named.
THIRD RACE-FIve and a half furlongs;
two-year-olds:
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. Fin
Even-Yada. los (Anderson).... Il 13
60 to LADY Mercury, 100 CYung) 21 20
IL to 5-Prin. Orna, los (Austin) 1 26 Is
Time. 1:11%. Start good. Won easily. Win
ner. s. c. Hildreth's b. c. by Odd Fellow
Nellie Mack. PiQue 100. Hadrian 10S finished
named
FOURTH RACE-six furlongs: three-year-
olds and up:
Betting Horse. Weight Jockey. st. q Fin.
to 5-HarmalSis, 1o3 (Rice)..... 3S In
to 2-Autumn Leaves, 100 QInsy) "a Pm
to 1-Old Stone, 107 HowelD. n 3 Is
Time. 1:16%. Start good. Won driving.
Winner. O'Neall & Egan's ch. C. (3) by Albert
Montvale. Bugler 96. also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One and an eighth miles;
four year-olds and up:
10 to 1-Broodler, 1O4 QAndsey)... 4 h
TO 1-Mainspring. 103 (Rice)... 81 %
to 1-Nettie Regent, 81 CWlms) 26 80
Winner, R. w. Marks & Co.'S ch. &. 90 by
First One OF, John McGurk 30, Galoit 81, nm
ished named.
SIXTH RACE@One mile and seventy yards;
three-year- olds and up:
Betting Horse, Weight Jockey. st. Fin.
to Pierce J, 100 CWilliams). % IL
to Athena. 91 (Rice) ........ 48 %
10 to 1-Freesias, 81 (Reims)..... h 81
Time, 1:57h. Start good. Won easily.
Winner. H. Robnson's > ch. h. (b) by Prince OF
Monaco-La Farondelle. Northwind 105. Trap
setter 96, Alcom SO, Varna Fonso e3, Dolinda
"a, Rolling Boer 1o2, finished named.
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Santa Fe Enjoins scalpers.

In line with the suit commenced
last week by the Southern Pacific and
its connecting lines to prevent the
ticket brokers from dealing in cut rate
transportation for the two big con-
ventions which are coming to San
Francisco next month the Santa Fe
yesterday began Two suits for injunc-
ton and got a temporary restraining
order against A. Ottinger and other
brokers. The two Santa Fe suits spe-
city the excursions ahead for the
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows and the
Triennial Conclave. knights Templar,
the latter being the first to meet here
in September.
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ENTRIES AT HAWTHORNE.

CHICAGO, Aug. 22.-The following
are the entries for to-morrow's races
at Hawthorne:
First race four and a half furlongs-Ravi-
ana no. Bonebrake 110 Kate Zitt ITO, Rain
witch 10. Edrodun 11o. Dixie Andrews no.
Big Beach 113, Togo 113.
Second race, six furlongs, selling-Muresca
81. Sir Hugh 90, Josette 102, Mary McCafferty
1O2, Barkelmore 103. F1euron 103. Orfeo 104,
Harvey 107.
Third race one mile eelling-Watermelon 90,
Nannan 90 Marco 9S. Royal Pirate 9S, Glori-
9s Robin Hood 1O2. Wing Dance 1o3,
Haviland 1o5. Tom Hall 1O6 Bellario los.
Fourth race, one and a sixteenth miles. sell
ing-Excentral 81 Artifce 9T Great Eastern
102, Plautus 104 Alma Dufour 105, Kleinwood
los Wenrick 113.
Fifth race six furlongs purse-Clifton Forge
105 Ahola 107. Goal Runner 100, Americana
112 Big Ben ia.
Sixth race, five furlongs-Prabella 100.
Moorish Damsel 100. Subtle 100 Klingman
1O3, John Smulsd 115, Flaxman 11S
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SARATOGA SELECTIONS.

ny New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-W. r. Condor. Thomas
entry, james v.
Second race-Prince Ching, Thistle
Heather, Cottage Maid.
Third race-Diamond Flush, Jack
McKeon, Workman.
Fourth race-MOIlie Brant, Claude,
McChesney.
Fifth race-Kaf1e Cafrrey, Queen
Rose, Merces.
Sixth race-Keynote, James f, Andy
Williams.
Condition Of the tracly-Good.
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Jay Hughes Hands a Real
Warm Bunch to Men Wear
inc Uncle Peters Uniform
BUCHANAN HIT FREELY
Siwashes Swat the Ball and
= Score Eight Runs, While
Opponents Make Goose Egg
Special Dispatch to The Call.

SEATTLE. Aug. 22.-Oakland tried
hard to-day to make 1t four to three
games on the present series. but Seattle
struck her gait and won with hands
down. Jay Hughes was in the box for
Seattle. Six safe taps with the stick
was all Jay gave and he kept them
separated.
Nine hits, including three two-bag-
gers. were made of Buchanan. The
score:
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SPEEDS A MILE IN LESS
THAN ETFTY-THREE SECONDS

Earl Kisser Breaks Two Worlds Rec
ords at American Automobile As
sociat1on Races at GlenvilIe.
CLEVELAND, August 22.-At the
first days races Of the American Auto
mobile Association at Glenville track
this Afternoon Earl Kisser, driving a
gasoline machine, broke two worlds
records. one In the five-mile race, when
he made the last mile in "a seconds
fat, and the second in a three e-eight
cylinder machine race by making the
last mile in 81 As.
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HAWTHORNE SELECTIONS.

BY Chicago Inter Ocean.
First race-Big Beach, Kate Zitt,
Togo.
Second race-Orfeo, Mary McCaf-
ferty, Murcsca-
Third race-Gloriosa, Haviland,
Bellario.
Fourth race-Wenrick, Alma Du-
four, KIeinwood.
Fifth race-Clifton Forge, Big Ben,
Ahola.
Sixth race-F1axman, John Smul-
sIIi, Moorish Damsel.
Condition of the tracIk-S1ow.
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ST. LOUIS SELECTIONS.

First race Ollie Burnett, Jack
Moran, Dresden.
Second race-Brfde, Tristan Shandy,
Crescerton.
Third race-Extol, Little Corker,
SanctiSSima.
Fourth race - Old Stone, Jack
Young, Harmakfs.
Fifth race-Aggie Lewis, First At
tempt, Lady Strathmore.
Sixth race-Jerry Hunt, Lady Fonse,
Kitty G.
Condition of the tracl-Heavy.
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AIbemarle wins First Event.

PORTLAND, Ore, Aug. 22.-Follow-
ing are the results of the races at Irv-
ington:
First race i've furlongs, eelling-Albemarle
won. Batdor second Educate third. Time,
1:021I.
Second race. five furlongs. seling-Karabel
won, Vaughan second Addie d third. Time,
!: :O3.
Third race. six and half furlongs, selling
Landseer won, Rose of Hilo second Vince
third. Time, :22%
Fourth race, six furlongs. sellng-Bummer
won, Mistys Pride second Redan third Time.
1:14ik
Fifth race 1--WE and half furlongs selling
Alice Carey won, The Pride second Rosebud
third. Time, :0915.
Sixth race, mile. selling-Budd Wade
won. Suburban Queen second. Northwest third.
Time, 1:42h
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ADVERTISEMENT.
DISEASES
Altoona. Pa. Iuue 40. =

ALTOONA, IA, june 20, 1898.
was afflicted with letter In bad shape.
1t would appear In blotches as large as my
hand, yeilowish color, and scale of.
You can imagine how offensive 1t was.
For twelve years was afflicted with this
trouble. At night it was a case of scratch
and many times no rest at all. Seeiugthe
good the medicine was doing a friend
who was taking it for Eczema, COM
menced it, and as result the eruption be-
gan to dry up and disappear, and to-day
I am practically well man. Only two
tiny spots are left on the elbow and shin,
where once the whole body was affected.
have every confidence in the medicine,
and feel sure that in a short time these
two remaining spots will disappear.
S. S. S. is certainly a great blood puri-
fer, and has done me a world of good.
I am grateful for what it has accom-
plished, and trust that what have said
will lead others who are similarly afaict-
ed to take the remedy and obtain the
same good results that have.
I25 East Fifth Ave. JOHN F. LEAR.
While washes, soaps, salves and powders
relieve temporarily, they do not reach the
real cause Of the disease. The blood must
be purified before the cure is permanent.
S.S.S. contains no potash, arsenic or min.
era1 of any description. but Is guaranteed
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JOHN NJ WINS PURSE.
Takes the 2:O7 Pace I'm Straight Heats
at MeadViIIe.

MEADVILLE. Mass, Aug. 22.-The
Grand Circuit meeting at the Meadville
track opened to-day with the largest
attendance known on the opening day.
Summary:
2:o7 pace purse $4,000 two in three-John NJ
won two straight heats in 2:e5k 2:O5 Nath
Strauss Suffrei. Pan Michael Anidrosls Cas-
cade and AllersOn also started.
2:15 pace. purse $1,000 two in three-Belle
Star won two straight heats in 2:OS15. 2:O7st
Rosewood. Bessie Abott, Dewey, Fuzzy and
Seiba also started.
The Bluebill 2:30 trot, purse $1,000, three in
hve-Alexander three straight heats in
2:09A. 2:O9lA, 2:10L. Luzon Hero John CaId-
Well, Texas Jolly Bachelor. Ruth and A.
Penna also started
2:2O trot purse $1,000 two in three--Bonnie
Russell won two straight heats in 2:1OE
2:14L. Hydrastine. Delmar Gambia Bernado
Cassie G. and kyrilic also started.
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National Tennis Tournament

NEWPORT, r. l.. Aug. 22.-In the
national tournament to-day w. A
Larned, the national champion, beat
Beals c. Wright. 6-1, SO. 6-3 w. ].
Clothier beat A. F. Bell. the Pacific
Coast champion. 6-S, 7-5, SO.
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ANGELS ARE DEFEATED.
Portland Scores One More Run Than
Team From South.

PORTLAND. Aug. 22.-Iberg had
the Angels under good control to-day
and the to score put the WebfoOt-
ers' percentage at 500 for the first
time this year. The score:
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Angeles with Tim McGrath and the
Saginaw Kid. Twin is booked to play
an engagement for twenty rounds
with Dave Sullivan.
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SUMMARY.

Earned runs-Ssattis 3. Two-bass hits
Han Delehanty, Frisk Sacrifice hits-Moh-
Ter. Delehanty 2. Blankenship, Hughes Dun
leavy. stolen bases-Erisk Smith. Hit by
pitched ball-Hughes. Bases on balls-On
Hughes 4. on Buchanan O. Struck out-By
Hughes A. Double play-Wilson TO Mohler.
Time OF game-Ons hour and 35 minutes I'M
pirs-BrOwn.
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Captain Moore, and Estrella, Captain
Sanders, both of the Corinthian Yacht
Club Of San Diego.
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BROOKLYN LOSES GAME
ON ST. LOUIS DIAMOND
Defeated Team Plays Loosely, Fields
Badly and Scores Only
Two Runs.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
NATIONAL LEAGTrE

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 22.-St. Louis won from
Brooklyn this afternoon 13 to 2 The game
was loosely played. Brooklyn fielding badIv
Taylor pitched a frst-class game for ST Ioufs
Attendance. 2SOO Score
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Money talks. but that of a misel
doesn't make axtravagant speeches.
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Batteries = Taylor and Grady Marvin and
Bergen. Umpires-Moran and Carpenter
CHICAGO. Aug. 22.-Boston won to-dav's
game, which was poorly played both sides
bases on balls. wild pitches ana errors scoring
most OF the runs. Attendance. 5000 Score:
r. H. Z.
ShcdSo )
Batteries-Brown and king; Willis and Mar
shall. Umpire-Zmmer
AMERICAN LEAGUE
BOSTON. Aug. 22.-Boston worked up into
second place Ly shutting out st. Louis twice
to-day Both contests were won by hard
timely hitting aAd effective pitching Boston
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Totals.s2 8 . p IL Totals

RUNS AND HITS By INNINGS.
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FOURTH RAcE-Running; two-ysar- olds;
purse t225; Ave furlongs:
Edgeclir. br. 6. by Eddie Jones-shasta
Water. los oHepdarson) ................. 1
hdante 1o8 CBozeTnan) ......-..s- .
Celeres, ch. {. by Maxeo. los CHobart) -. 4
Time. 1:o2%. Abby A. Glennrnan and Chest
nut also ran.
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The Swift Specific Company, Atlanta, Ga
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FOURTH RACE-One mile; the Amsterdam
selling stakes: three-year-olds and up:
Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey. St. q Fin.
, to 2-De Reszke, I04 (Hildebr) 4 1 l y
to 1-Bobadil, 30 (Sperling)... 1h2
1e to Gay Roy los (O' NelD.. 8 6
Time, / 40. Start fair. Won driving. Win
ner NJ l. Hayman's br h. by Lamplighter-
Green Crest and Easy Street finished as
named
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FIFTH RACE-One mile ana seventy yaIot
three-year- olds and up; selling:
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey. St Fin
3 to 5-Stroller. 107 (NicoD. III n
o to 1-Ciloriosa, 102 (SobelD -. ] 2152
16 TO Great Eastern. IS (Oregr h II
Time, Las 2-5. Start good. Won easily. Win
ner, w. T. Brnkworths br. &. "a by Orna
ment-P Promenade. lO'Hagen 100, Langfor
James 81, finished as named.
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FIFTH RAcE--one and an eighth miles;
SIXTH RACE-ons mile and seventy yards;

Time, 1:oI15. start good Won easily.
Winner. II. Robinson's ch. h. Co) by Prince OF
Monaco-La Farondelle. Northwind 106, Trap
setter SO. Alcom r SO, varna Fonso 80. Dolinda
"a, Rolling Boer 1o2, finished named.
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year-olds and up:
BETTING. Horse Weight, Jockey. St x Fin;
3 to 2-Sweetie. 1O5 CHenry).... 3 II 216
IL to 2-Soufriere. 112 (Miller)..: - 2n
8 to THE Forum, 1o2 (LIawr) 1913
Time, 1:17 1-5. Start good. Won easily.
Winner e Corrigan's b. Z. CD by Bermuda
Allegra Sweet Tone 106 Marco 80, Fading
Light ". Ida Leib 95. Plautus 102. Ayr o..
Agnes Brennan 95.
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THIRD RACE-seven furlongs: two-ysar-
olds handicap:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. ST. Fin.
Il to 5-St. Bellane, 116 (Hildebd) h 1 3
to 1-Councilman III (O'NeilD / %
to b-Cigar Lighter.112 COdom) 1
Time. 1;16. Start good. Won easily Win
ner. E. r. Thomas ch e. by st. Gatien-
Bellane AmberJack. Sufferance Mirthless,
Mistiss finished as named.
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The widow was overjoyed. eff
there's half as much as that it'll pay
OF the mor'gidge an leave q hundred
dollars to boot" she assured herself,
mentally, IAN sha'r't have to leave
my home an live round with the girls
after ALL"
rs it true. maw." demanded the
three daughters. as they sprang MIN.
bly, down from the red farm wagon
which had brought themselves and
their husbands brimful of curiosity to
learn the truth as to the wonderful
rumors they had heard.
rs what true?" asked Mrs. Coppagc,
as she welcomed her guests impartial.
ly.
why, that Dave Tallman, found
him an Margie air a-goin' to marry
an run the place." expounded Ada.
line. the self-appointed speaker. In q
strident voice.
The widow smiled. She wore . new
wrapper. the daughters noticed. >and
seemed to have recovered several
wears Of her age since the last time
they had seen her.
"Oh. yes. it's true enough. so fur as
IL goes" she returned. But you
hain't heared the hull O It Dave he
sold the honey fur me to a big hotel
In the city at fancy price. An I've
paid of the mor'gidge. bought a couple
more COWS an a new team. an got
snug bit o money put away In the
bank"
wall. I declared" chorused the sis.
tiers. shrilly. An you never let us
know nothing bout it,"
Didn't hev time" smiled the wild.
ow. calmly. You see. Dave was
bound him an margie should marry
today. so We had to hustle like a cat
eatin' sassage to get her clos ready.
The suremony Is over, an We air Jest
about to set down to the weddin' din.
ner. So come on an help eat It;
there's a-plenty O. good vittles fur
all"
But not even tie bountiful feast
which was spread. and to which they
did ample justice. could glind the
sons-in-law to the egregious AID ir.
remediable blunder they had made.
THE fats in the fire now" they re-
Elected. IF We had a-paid the interest
on that mor'gidge we'd "a had share
in the profits O. the honey bizness, to
say nothing O. bein' remembered in
the ole lady's will. But it's too late
now"
The glowing faces of Margie and
Dave did not add to the happiness of
the unbidden guests. who soon de-
parted with no attempt to disguise
their injured feelings.
Fortune had knocked at their door
in vain.-Woman's Home Compani a.
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FRUIT STATUTES.

Do you know that an orange may be
turned into an article Of amusement
while you enjoy eating part of it at the
same time? 1t will make very funny
little statues. and You can become a
fruit sculptor in no time.
First choose your subject. Take q
Chinaman. for instance. You can make
a lifelike Chinaman from two oranges
one large and one small.
Cut into the jacket Of the little or.
ange. carefully removong part Of the
peel so as to form the eyes and mouth
as shown in the picture.
Make the eyes small. the nose fiat
and broad and the mouth large. Then
cut flaps out Of the sides and turn
them outward-these are the ears
which should be very large.
Now you get a chance to eat part OF
the larger orange. as you are to clean
all the fruit from one-half. and turn
the peel up neatly all around. This
makes the hat with its brim. Stand
the other half on its fat side. its curved
top forming the Chinaman's chest and
shoulders.
You can further dress him by par
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Origin Of the Jan.n....

The japanese are not as mixed q
race as the modern Britons, but they
have very complex origin. 1t is GER
tainly not correct to regard them as
originally Cinnamon. for while they do
possess Chinese blood. there is GER
tainly a Korean strain in them. as well
as one derived from the Malayans and
another from the Amos or. aboriginal
Inhabitants OF the islands-the "sav-
ages" OF japanese historians. There
has. consequently. been none OF that
disastrous inbreeding which Is fatal
to animals. nations and aristocracies:
and latterly there Is evidence that the
Jap Is growing talIer.-London Chron-
fcie
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10 Acres
In Nyhcaf

the streets or roads. He also believes
in rood roads. and has a strip OF grave.
road In front OF his house and barn.
A small calf pasture is provided next
to the barn and few acres of oats are
grown in the southeast corner of the
farm.
a pleasing feature Of this farm is
the large proportion of land in pasture
and meadow. 1t is only by raising
stock and leguminous crops that soil
fertility Gan be maintained Mr..
Decker is one of Missouri's progressive
and successful farmers.-Orange Judd
Farmer.
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A MAGICIAN AND
HIS STRONG EGG

The writer once saw a magician
hold up before his audience an egg
and cannon ball. and after talking
a few minutes about the strength Of
an arch. and still more OF n perfect
dome-as represented by the shape Of
an egg-he renN(Sed that few persons
know how strong an egg really Is.
In proof Of that" he said. II will
now place an egg. without covering Of
any kind. in such n position that no
one can break IL with the cannon ball"
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QUAINT AND CURIOUS.

Uncle Sans passenger rolling stock
would make solid train 500 miles
long. ~
A clam recently taken from Green
wich Bay. Rhode Island, weighed an
ousrco over two pounds.
One Of the curiosities Of the isle OF
Maize. in the Indian Ocean, is the cha,
pei that is built OF coral
One in sixteen Of the inhabitants of
the United States has a direct in.
terest in the pension disbursements.
A gallon Of water day is drunk by
every Japanese who practices, as
nearly all do. the gymnastics known
as jiu jtsu.
Netting had to be put over the wills
tie Of a big power house at Racine,
Wis, to shut out the sparrows that
nested there and choked 1t.
There are 190.227 professional beg.
beggars are licensed to carry on their
trade. Seville is the only city In the
kingdom which forbids begging in the
streets.
Senator Stewart OF Nevada enjoys
the distinction OF being the only man
in the senate who has never been
shaved. His beard began to grow
when he was 16, and has been growing
for 60 years.
The average age OF the japanese
navy is lower than that OF any other
navy In the world. No one over 20
years old Is accepted for enlistment.
The average height Is feet 4 inches
less than the average height of any
other navy In the world.
The custom Of throwing old shoes
and rice has prevailed for many years
In America, England and Scotland. II
came from the Eastern nations and
was Originally intended as a sign OF re
linquishment by the relatives of their
authority over the bnIe.
Extraordinary qualities are possess
ed by the RIVER Tinte. in Spain. Il
hardens and pefrihss the sand in its
bed. and II stone falls in the stream
and siights upon another. In a fet
months they unite and become on
stone. Fish cannot live In its waters.
James Pompelly. cobeler at Eyer
EFT. Wash. has One OF natuses eurit
In the shapY Of an endless a,der ro<
that evidentbHgfew around a 6g abo, /.
foot In dis1eter. There we orr.
inally several small branches. but Il ~
Impossible to discover the point WIN ,
Re ends grew together. forming "a
Utmost perfect circle. The curio ~
cund by a small boy.-Evesetf-'
tWash.) Record.
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THE ORANGE cHrSAMAS,

Ing piece Off around the hat brim.
which will do for a beautiful yellow
scarf. His eyebrows are formed by
two sharp cuts over the eyes and he is
completed by pigtail made of a
strand Of Irvine. which can be fastened
to the back Of Hop Sings head.
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derivation of panama"

1t Is supposed by some that Panama
derived Its name from the native word
for butterfly. Explorers Of the inter
ior tells OF swarms OF butterflies which
at times rise on slopes Of the noun
tains I'm dense clouds darkening the
sunshine. Others maintain that the
name II from an Indian word meaning
Astounding in fish.
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Indian Chief Friend q, xv,,,..

Jack, staunch friend OF
the whites. has been elected chief OF
- rhilkat tribe Of Indians i'm Alaska.
Rsucceed Donowoka. the aged war.
rtU who died last March. The new
chief has a wide reputation as an in.
trepid guide and brave warrior and
belongs to the most influential family
I'm his tribe.
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Problem IN Millinery.

why, oh. why" remarked the Oh.
server o. eve-ts AID things. win a
woman smile with 6eisht when che
sees hat In miI,.ner's window and
frown when she sc ~ the same nat on
her neighbor's head?"-Yonksrs
Statesman.
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AN IDEAL FARM DIVISION
How W.ll-Known Missouri Agricul-
turist Secures a Cool Deal Of
Profit AMI Com ort.

The accompanying sketch shows the
divisiop OF Mr.. Decker's farm in Green
county, Mo. Last year the crops
raised were forty acres Of wheat forty
acres OF corn. forty acres Of grass.
In addition to this there were forty
acres Of pasture divided into two lots.
with small pasture next to the barn
and feed lots.
AS will be noted. Mr.. Decker be-
lieves in tree planting and has n tract
containing 1900 maple and cedar trees
and in addition Las trees planted along
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KOREAN GUIDE POST.

This Is the sort of thing the traveller
In Korea constantly runs across in his
travels on the public highway. Incl
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1904-07-14

Grand Duke. The statue. which is the
work Of Herr Otto Leasing. has been
erected by the German Shakespearean
Society. and is the finest monument to
the poets memory erected in Germany.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1904-07-14

The Kids Chronicle is the title OF a
new Liverpool Journal. II Is published
by the Street Arabs Institute.
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Japan's Many q,

Japan's Many CspifsI..
Japan has had no fewer than sixty
different capitals within historic
times.
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eY-AND-eY.

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81 f n The Chicago Record Herald.