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Leon.

Tallahassee. May I5.-I-eon county
shows up against the drainage TAX and
the ether measures IF the state admin
isJration by giving John Henderson.
for state senator. a majority of 200 Or
more over W y. Rawls. who was
strongly supported by Governor Brow
ard and mis- forces. Bitch and Burr.
for railroad commissioners. carry Leon
by a big majority. Wells i elected
representative. but a second primary
is necessary between Vason and
Hartsfield FOR the honor NJ being the
other member. John Collins position
in the True Democrat has been carried
out and heartily Endorsed in all the
contests. Lamar. il seems. has a big
majority in the district over stephens
for congress
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sELLEviEw NEWS.

Mrs. p. ". Green invited the Belle
view Workers OUT - her country nome.
stony stead Thursday u enjoy a lit
tie picnic The ladies went out IA ne
morning about dozen strong
The Nickel S0ciar' % De- gwen ov
the. -BeIIsview Workers" az th@ town
hall will o. Monday evening. instead
~ Friday. as was first announced
Mr.. Rex Nichols visited relatives and
friends here last SUNDAY
NIrS. S0nsberry. % Coleman - lh~
guest II IT, parents Mr. amt Mr..
Bradley.
Mrs. nilsson Ieft SatGrd@y 80 Ssto-t
Peach. coma. - spend he sumu~r
While she H. away Mr. Miil-"1t VII
keep bach
Mr. NIcClelIand and daughter. Miss
Lem. and grandchildren Eleanor and
Dorothy Selfridge eft Friday night
Tor New York state
Slr r. r. H4znes SrSo has Den
working several months AZ sunny side.
came I'D sunday 20 So his family.
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Dade.

Miami. Fla. May Isl w Watson
wins over Geo A. Worley for repre-
sentative by about two hundred votes.
George q. Currie is nominated for
treasurer and T. ]. Hardee for tax col
hector. For county clerk +. ". Hahn
and L. T. Merritt are the high men
with .. Fits only three votes behind
Merritt The board OF county commits
sioners nominated is ChaS. W Nc
Pherson. OF Stuart Geo. B. Baker. OF
West Palm Beach. r L Wall Of Pom
PIANO. A Lee Allen. OF Miami. and T.
C. TweedweIl. ~ Cutler. The latter
defeated Kirk Munroe in the fifth
district For railroad commissioners
the vote was a. follows: Burr l.552;
Bitch. So. Appleyard 52S. Bailey.
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Columbia.

Lake city. May I6.-The democratic
executive committee OF Columbia
county met today ana canvassed the
returns Of Tuesdays primary, with he
following result:
For congress-Frank Clark. 767
For railroad commissiOner-T j.
Appleyard. $50: T. 3. Bailey. $50: y.
\. Bitch. 533; r. II. Burr. 364.
For justice Of the supreme court
Thomas l. Clarke. 1888: Charles 3.
Parkhin. 460; James 3. Whitfield. 476.
For state SenatOr-F. p. Cone. $40:
A. j. p. Julian. 5S7.
For house Of preSentatives-H- l.
Avant. s43; w T. Henry. 452; NJ =
knight. sos: r. A Mole. 552.
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/ Or. b r. Richardson. Of Gainesville,
cashier Of the II f. Dutton and Co.'S
banking house In thar city. vas sJrick-
en- with paralysis Sunday after n7Ou
while on visit 10 MS pecan grove
several miles in the country. His entire
left side. including both limbs. MS
pa-alyized. and ne was carried 10 his
home IN Gainesville in IL comparatively
SeTni-cOnsCiOus condition. M5dic2l AID
was summoned quickly however and
the latest reports state that Or Rich
ards is resting easily. This news viii
De- learned with regret bv the many
friends or the genial doctor here. This
was formerly his nome, and his Oca'a
friends gre earnestly hoping f.,r Ms
rapid recovery
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Martel Ep~orth League.

The Ma~tel Epworth League held It's
regular business meeting last Sunday
night, our new president. Mr. J. VI.
Bryan. presiding.
IL was ordered that the treasurer
forward the amount pledged for state
work. S2.50. ID the state treasurer
Misses Nellie Bryan. Belle Bates.
Clare Bryan. Mrs Maud Williams. Mr..
&. j. Pillands and Mr. A. =. J. Wallace
were elected delegates to the state con-
ference in Ocala In June.
The Nartel league has recently sup
Pile! rhe church with the new Meth
OdiSs hyuinal.
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Atlanta Paoers Pleas. Cow.

Atlanta has captured the biggest ot
n'"oern evangelists Dr. Torrey. ~
london. who. with his elebrated sing
~ alexander, Is nov holding great re-
'iNsl services in that city Or Tor
~ should direct his special attention
70 Hoke Smith and Clark Howen now
"o'dins most unchris;ian attitude 10
"Td each other. demoraliZing Ia the
"no'e state, and IL ne can make them
o'e each other il win De compare
sseiy easy TO convert the rest of At
@nta-Live Oak Democrat.
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Ouvzl.

Fer justice of supreme courr-Thos-
l. Clark 1921: Charles z. PariShiII.
s.0s9 James 6. Whitfield. I795,
For railroad commissioner-Tho HiaS
J. Appieyard 1919 Ed & Bailey
Ills Newton A Bitch. i,2St: r.
Hudson Burr l.544.
For state senator. eighteenth Sena-
torial district-Um, II. Baker, l.7S1.
H H Buckman : go; BucSman's ma
iority. los.
For house OF representatives VIII
liam McLaws Dancy. IA, Ion l.. Far
ris. 1865: E w Gillen Las, :. H.
Melton. 1871. &. D. Rinehart. s29: W
H Sebring. ss5. Farris' plurality over
Melton his nearest competitor. 2s4.
Melton's plurality over GfiIlen. 12S.
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When senator Bailey Vas making
Hepburn bill party of New York
= ghtseers sat IN one ~ the galleries.
They listened - the great Texan Tor
a time. and then one ~ them whis
pered - their Washington friend who
was showing them around.
Where are the New York senators .
We want - Sc them
They are not here Vas the reply
."Depew il in a >ztnitariuIn and Plar,
is ton feeble 20 SIT here FOR a long time
and listen TO anybody talk"
The New Yorker said nothing and
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ST. Johns.

81 Augustine May 1s.-Appleyard
and Bailey carried this city for rail-
road commissioners and have proba-
bly, carried the county. Bailey has a
decided lead over Appleyard. with Burr
coming third The race between Du-
ponr and ITaeWjlliams FOR representa-
tive IS close. The vote % Thompson
for the same office may cause a Sec
oud primary TO decide the question as
" NacWilliams. ParShm and Whit
field have carried THE county.
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Ar Neil NJ. Alfred. VINO returned
nome last week from Prescott. AriZ..
expects TO return 10 that city in June.
he viii De- accom- panied by Mrs. Alfred
and their pretty little girl, Miss Isabe,
AIRED. and will make their h"rle 1T
prescott for some months until Mr..
Alfred is entirely well. after which thev
eSpect 10 return 10 OcaIa.
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Jackson.

Mariana. Nav 16.-Vote of Jackson
county: Lamar. 5S2. Stephens. I.2s5
Bailey S16. Burr. 80: ParkniH I.4S0:
Theo. p. West. senate. II. g West and
Ed Williams. representatives.: W w
White and Joe -. Davis "A tie for couu-
" treasurer: W. B. wynn. assessor:
II. a. BOwles and \. \ Stribliug. high
est of six. u run over for tax coll
iectOr. W. 3. Barkeley. supervisor pf
registration.
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Orange.

Orlando May ls--The primary
bur a good vote vas BOILED
Orlando. precinct voted as follows
For railroad conntssi0ner-App
y,tr~f. 1877. Burr 1871
Supreme sourt-6'tarke ia Park
nil. Els: Whitfield. iss
Representatives - A5ern.tttlx IA
Crawford. 1s6. Shaui5er=er. T80.
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Madison.

Madison. May 16.-Ten out Of twelve
precincts: Lamar. 534: Stephens. 1875
Appleyard, 1856; Bailey. 273: Bitch.
373: Burr. 3s4: Clarke 232: Parkhill.
404: Withheld. 37S.
Complete returns: Senate Leggett.
49,; Wadsworth. 451: Rowe nOni-
mated for representative by a big ma
joriry. Second primary Tor second
place. Dickinson and MiIunor.
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Burr from all reports, have carried
Baker county for the railroad commits
sion. Information from the district
gives The impression thar Thomas W.
Fielding has defeated Ben. Calhoun for
states attorney q. F. Barker. admin
iStrati1u candidate for representative
mas probably won by small major
i-v
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ONE DOLLAR A YEAR,



kHssimnee. May 1.-The anti-ad-
ministration forces win big victory
n OsceoIa county for the election OF
Donegan Ia the house Of representa-
lives by a good majority He opposes
the drainage tax and favors the Buck
man bfII
SuWannes.
For railroad commissioner +.
AppIeyard, Pa: Z. B. Bailey. AL. y.
A. Bitch. 49, q. ID Burr. 49,
For justices OF the supreme curt
Thomas L. Clark. AT: Chas B. Park
hin. 452: James r. Whitfield. tsI.
For house of representaIlse s-Wil-
liam NJ Cason. S35. W r Do-man.
5+9: W. Fl. Mcclellan. 4s9. j +. Plate.
SSS Geo w CImstead. ia
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MT c. j. Grace returned home We'd
nesday from Sylvester. Ga. where he
@eompanied his little daughters, Alta
ana Elmer, who will spend the sum
mer there with relatives. Mr.. Grace
WI engage in the humber business in
and near Archer.
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Hamilton.

Jasper. May 15,-F'rauk Adams de-
fedred John High for the state senate
by u majority NJ two 20 one. 3Ir. Ad-
ans viii. it Is thought, lead Lake
CiJy's fight against the Buchanan bill.
although he supported it cwo years
ago He made this the principal issue.
He Is known on all other measures as
anti administration.
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Judge Hooker congratulated Marion
county upon the clean campaign con-
Quoted by our candidates for the local
Offices and for the non-raetionallSn
that exists in the county. We are Ger
tainly % be congratulated. There ara
no old sores 20 be healed.
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DeLand May I6.-Au returns are
not in, but Frank Sans friends are
confident IF his reelection u the state
senate large majority q. .. Codring-
ton pooled u larger vote mere than sas
expected. Most 81 the country pre-
cincts gave Sans e majority
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Key West May I6.-Mouro+ county
has given Hunt Harris "A big majority
for state senator. Returns from Lee
county, which Is also in this district
viii not be known for a day or TWO.
but Judge Semple's majority here can
not overcome Harris lead in Key
West
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Columbia.

Lake city MAY Is.-F. p cone has
defeated \. p. Julian for the state
senate by good majority. Mr.. Cone
was the administration candidate. and
his heavy vote in the country precincts
made him victorious Knight and
Avant win for Representatives. They
expect To fight the Buchanan bill, anu
made this The paramount issue.
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Mrs. Robert Frost ana Miss Lille
Frost have returned home from Tam
pa. bringing with them Mr.. Robert
Frost who has been very Ill for sew
erA days, and who continues 70 De
very sick. He was brought home on a
cot
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Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Tydings. OF Sill
Yer Springs, and Mrs. Claude Nix. OF
connor. spent Wednesday in Ocala,
the guests OF Mrs. C. r. Tydings and
family
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Mrs. r. Z. Yonge and Mrs. Charles
NJ Sage have several guava bushes
which are in blossom. The flowers are
exceedingly dainty and sweet. ana the
suara bushes themselves are very or
namental.
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Ee-nan,liHsi. May l6-FuH returns
show that McGiffin has been defeated
for the senate by Davis By 5 votes.
CaIkias is elected 20 the lower house.
and the race between Ogilvis and Keen
for the same position = - close tastt
u will take the official vote u decide
The race for railroad commissioners
is very close in the county.
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Santa Rosa.

Milton. May f6.--It looks as II Ap-
pieyard and Burr have carried the
county, and that W 3. Lamar has
carried the district for congress. The
vote between Lamar and Stephens in
this county is close. and the latter
has probably carried il by a small ma
f0rirv
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Mrs = \ STANDBY i having her
home IN OcklIwaha avenue painted
white AMI IS having other necessary
improvements made, which j. greatly
adding ~ the attr8ctiveness - she
place
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Alachua

Gainesville Fla May L5.-ParciuI
returns Indicate that Burr and Stitch
nave carried the county NcCTeary is
returned To the state senate 10y a small
r~ljort-y. His ogpouenr was Hon. John
B Dali
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Mr.. Gilmore Jones and his sister.
Miss Meta Jones. ~ Crystal River.
formerly residents Of Oc;lla. spent the
day In town "Wednesday.
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DR.. W. &. Lindsay and Mr.. F. j.
Crook were among the Ocala Elks who
attended the Jacksonville meeting
Wednesday
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-05-18

Mr.. Joe ShufOrd Went down 10 t'rys-
al River Wedaes lay afternoon spr -
few DAYS business Visit.
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The total vote OF Citrus county was
i've hundred and fifteen, Of which
four hundred was for r. W. Davis and
one hundred and fifteen for Carlos l.
Sistrunk
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DR.. y. d. Phillips. II Gainesville.
Vho is veil known all over the state.
Il very ill AT his nome in that city.
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Mr.. Allan Gibson, of Leesburs. was
m Ocaia Wednesday. returning from
a visit On Grahamville.
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Mr. +. T. Mlnroe. Hhu has been
cutie sick Tor several days past. is. We
are glad 10 learn. improving.
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Mr.. Ion Farris. ian all probability. j..
elected % the Legislature from Ddea.
county
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Mr.. and MRS b. G. Webb. III Ken
drick were registered at the ArlEou
hotel jacksonville. Wednesday.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-05-18

Mr.. james Turner II Gainesville
was among the travelling men in the
city yesterday
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LItrus.

Inverness. May I6.-Comple5e re-
turns from Citrus county gives Spark
man. 379; AppIeyard. 90: Bailey. 313;
Bitch. 37S: Burr, 1873: Clarke. l59.
ParkhiIl e5S: Whitfield 500. Davis.
399: SiSJrunk. III
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Mr. Sistrunk carried Hernan,io cotln-
~ by a small majority.
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HAPPENINGS ABOUT TOWN.

Col R. r. Rogers was in from Lynne
"Wednesday
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-05-18

M. A. i. Eichelberger went down 70
BeileVitw Wednesday On business.
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Primary Election Returns From
Several Florida Counties.
HiHsbcroagh

Tampa May I6.-Blitch and Burr
carry chis county by a decisive ma
jority. and ParkhiI and Whitfield
practically sweep the various pre-
cincrs. Indications point ia the elec-
ton ac J. &, Dudley ana w. X. Decker
for rn.r-.anrlriEas-
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a LETTER WORTH READING.

Mr.. J. T. Sutphin. who represents the
J. H. Hamburger Go. ~ ga Washing
ton street. New York. received the
following letter today from r. J.
Galloway. hp - alsp their travelling
nan and who mas been "a Nprth Cave
lima following the straw berry crops
This letter shows the standing %
This eon~ern and every shipping as
sociaJiOn or individual shipper In
Florida should read O. ant g-t ir tsdch
with them
The 5oardmsn Fruit and Truckers
Association.
Boarirnan. y. e. May. 1895
Mr. h. J. Galloway Thadborne. ~
-. Dear Sir:-1Dn the pert ~ the
Boarduan Association. ,,ley through
uI~, their sscr-ye~v. drr'ro o. sxn-r-s
70 you personally their thanks FOR
thn business-liSe way ven ami your
horse the J. Hamburger e.. 90 New
York. have handled berries You ku0w
your house has received f-pn- our A.
s"ctLtio.. at ne four different .,i..t.
" here w. control. fi,n tvu Co. r.sres
oars every day since the vsry ,-lri-
Increment ~ the shippIng -eas -. Ir
q 'i7g ever safes w nnd The Hs.n-
burger to. mas beaten every lbus-
and rhat New York ms b..tIen every
,lcy. W. attribute tuis q. tn. tart
tllJ in 1ur opinion tie MY way o.
ship berries Is 20 have one house IN
sacn city ana ship regularly every
day. "a that .-our regular cus' 1ulers
get cur marks daily AMI D@corre our
customers also We have pursued this
policy this year regardless OF quota
,iOns ana have made gpOd average
prices
I also desire 20 say This % you
yos.r g.ive u sIles JAS never re~I
over tie price obtained ard f-rGuentiy
YOU wired Us sales and when returns
canre in. We were agreeably surprised
- ind their more than wire.i. This -
UNIQUE liz the commission business %
Us. and the association appreciates
this method OF doing business. TAXING
Il altogether Ne ara well sarisfis 4 and
hardly think Tie Boardulan As--c4sti-
ION will hesitate - put The J. Hambur-
ger Co. IN our list next year To- our
New York business
YoIrs truly.
sgd r r. COvINGTJS. 500
tCopyD
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Cal Burned BY Steamships.

There are many ships which burn
from 100 20 300 tons OF coal per day.
the lowest consumption being when
the vessel is going at moderate rate.
War vessels do not consume so much
in proportion as swift passenger
steamers which ply between Europe
and America. for. unless in an emer-
gency. they are not driven at the high
est attainable speed. The ocean pas
senger steamers often burn from $500
to $500 tons during a passage lasting
six or seven days.
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chorus OF voices called out the mum
Der. As his heel touched for the
tenth time he raised his gun above
his head and whirled about-just In
time TO catch the blade OF the Mexi'
cans knife In his throat. II was all
done 80 quickly that we scarcely knew
what had happened until we say Bob
pitch forward on his face and lie still.
his undischarged gun rolling In the
grass beside him. After we got our
senses n bit. we realized the whole
thing. The greaser had watched like
a cat and the instant Bob's heel hit
the turf for the tenth time, he let
fy with the knife. II had only a
distance OF about 25 feet 70 travel and
Il went that distance while Bob was
raising his gun and swinging around.
A little reflection showed us that as
n matter OF fact. Savior had a de-
cided advantage. We didn't say much
about Il as we had all been unoon'
scious parties to II. but the boss init
mated 10 Savior that he had better not
remain with the outfit any longer
than he could help and when he went.
10 20 far. far away. And Savior did
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Easy Way to Get Rid Of stumps.

A method Of getting rid of stLmps
which has been highly recommended,
and which to be effective should be
done now, is as follows:
Bore a hole one or two inches In dl.
ameter and about IS inches deep into
the center of the stump. Then put
into this hole one or two ounces of
saltpeter Fill the hole with water
and plug it up. In the spring take out
the plug. pour in about one-half gal
lon of kerosene oil and light it. The
stump will smolder away to the very
extremities of the roots leaving moth
ing but the ashes,-Farming.
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WAR ON ICE TRUST.
Attorney General Mayer Files suit
Against MonopoIists

Attorney General Mayer Fiies suit
Against dsnopsii.ts,
NEW YORK, Dec 2l.-fhe long de
layed. long expected action FOR the dis
solution Of the American lee Company
~ New York, known as the Ice trust
has begun, Suit WIS tiled In the SUI
prone court Of New York county by
Attorney General Julius Mayer, who
will retire from office at the end ~
eleven days 4 summons nnd com
plant We're issued az Albany aud for
warlcd a. New York for service upon
tile proper officials of the company.
one OF the chief points brought out
10y Mr., Mayer IL that the company did
not harvest Ice when there was u plen,
tiful crop last winter, nnd when sum
mer came there WIS short supply,
thus giving the trust al excuse Ia
Increase prices.
II Is also alleged that the company
secured control of the Maine Ice Held
nnd caused a reduction there last win
ter ~ the usual harvest from d million
ana a half tons ~ ouo.lhld ~ That
amount other sources ~ supply are
alleged 10 be- similarly controlled.
Another allegation IN that while the
average selling price during July 1901.
was Si7S per ton. the Ice did not cost
the company more than Si.ni per ton.
The price a. the poor. in small guam
titles, WIS at rate OF $40 10 Sii per
ton.
The key 20 the lee situation la New
York city l. pointed out as lying IA the
company's control ~ the lee bridges"
or landing depots, 10y which means. II
IL alleged. the company Is enabled 20
tiX the price OF Ice resulting last sum.
mcr In an Increase from $50 n ton nt
the bridges TO - and 81 a ton 10 the
independent dealers. who are alleged
20 be controlled by the company aud
who supply the retail trade aud the
pushcart dealers. through whom the
poor Ia the congcstcd districts receive
ice. II II said that by the time the
Ice reached the poor customers OF these
pushcart dealers IL cost them ne the
rate OF from $40 90 Sli ton.
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Her Homes Blasted.

81 think" said Mr.. Popplelgh, that
our little Alfred is going to be a finan-
cial genius"
"Oh. / had so hoped that he would
be a great pianist" replied the child's
mamma; "he would have such lovely
hair for It."
Nope. You may as well have It
shingled He got the boy next door
to give him three cents for the priv.
lege of riding his own velocipede."
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Jnmes bryce 10 he the Man.

LONDON. Dec. 10.-Although II Is
stated In highest official quarters that
the selection Of an ambassador 10
Washington has not yet been quite
settled. little doubt remains that
James Bryce will be named for the
post unless he positively refuses the
appointment.
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