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Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-20
CRAIG wants Factories.

CRAIG. Neb.. Feb. is-(special.)-Crai
is almost midway between Omaha and
siuox City. almost in the center of Burt
county, one of the best counties In the
state. There was a fire recently and sew
eral business houses went up in smoke. The
town needs one general store one butcher
shop, one restaurant, one hardware store
and Implements, one cement block factory,
one brick and tile factory and one hotel
Any one desiring any OF the above will do
well TO call and look over the situation be-
fore locating elsewhere.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-20

HARVARD. Neb.. Feb. 1s.-(special.)-
Several hog sales were held in different
parts OF Clay county last week and large
prices were paid. AT one sale a sow
brought 81 1900. At another sale the prices
averaged a little over $50. At another, SO.
These were Duroc-Jersey sales
This week several farm sales are on the
list Horses and cattle are bringing good
prices, heavy work horses going around
ti5O 70 500
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-20
JEssEN FOR FEDERAL JUDGE
Friends Urge Nebraska City JurIst for
$780, New Position on Bench.

PLATrsMoUTH. Neb., Feb. ls.-(speeiai
Telegram. lin district court this afternoon
the members of the Cass County Bar asso-
citation unanimously endorsed Judge Paul
lessen OF Nebraska City for Judge Of the
United States district court Of Nebraska
They will endeavor to secure his appoint
ment,
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-20

ton At FIRST glance Il would look As n
there we're some moral force exsrted in 4
the "saving' of the employe. This hard Z
ly ever IL the case. II almost always is
put up 70 him as a straight business .
proposition. In one case-thet OF a 5000 Q
year house manager who had been
drinking too much for his own and his I
firms good-the thing was done by the
head OF the house as follows;
He called In the manager one afternoon. Z
He caught him when he was feeling wen I
and not when he was getting over a spree 4
and would naturally be remOrseful with 4
that sort OF remorse that is so much like ,
shoe polish In that Il wears off so ,
quickly ,
-Jim" he said TO him. you nave hal
your vacation this year. but we're going TO ,
give you another We are going 20 pay
all your expenses at - and want
you TO go there and spend a montn
Jim" took a night 20 think Il over The
next day he went
but in most cases the mau that drinks
TO excess uses up much money In sa-
looms that he has little left for the cure
or hotel bills or railroad fare and he Il
IN a receptive mood when the firm pays
the bills for him. And somehow u seems
TO help him when ne comes out and sees
that he mas been treated like a delicate
piece OF machinery that he had got out
OF adjustment rather than a hopeless sin
ner who was drunk simply 70 be deviish.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-20
THREE YOUNG MEN AND GIRL
Small Theatrical Company Taken Into
Custody mt virginia.

BEATRICE. Neb., Feb. 1s.-Cspecial Tele-
gram.)-The Hall-Booth- Rankin Theatrical
company played a brief engagement at Viz
ginIa this county. because of the inter-
ference of Sheriff Trude, who went there
after Miss Pethoud, girl who left Beatrice
with the company without her parents con-
sent. All the members of the company,
comprising three young men and Miss
Pethoud. were brought here today by the
officer. The girl was sent to her home at
Ohiowa and the boys were released after
paying the costs in the case.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-20

send inebriate and valued employees to
cures for alcoholism and then having
transformed them from drinking men 70
sober men, take them back 20 work.
One man who holds a high position IN
a large business corporation that has re
claimed" eight OF It's employees in this
fashion says that he and his associates
look back upon the old time system a.
barbArous and unfair. not only 70 the
drinkers. but 70 their employers They
figure now that they get 90 much better
work OF the men they have sent to the
institutions that they can well afford the
financial charges and the loss OF time that
ls entailed-
There are working in Chicago many men
who do not touch a drop OF lioOoT and who
for that. among many other reasons. are
as invaluable 20 their employers az EN-
ployes can be. who know all about the In
side working OF these -cures " They are
filled with gratitude to their supsriors
who made Il possible Tor them to ''braee-
up" and they are giving much better
service than they ever gave before.
II is the high grade man that usually is
saved" The use OF the word saved In
this connection requires some aualifica-
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-20

of of
men,
the goodt %
10
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-20

Mr. Klingman is the first person in this
section to try to save a horse in this man
ner.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-20
Employ eeS Sent to
Liquor Cure Institute
Nm. Coleman in The Chicago Sunday Tribune. says:

NTH a few years ago When . man
drank too much ana too steadily
his employer let him do IT, or
fired him altogether. Now there
are many business institutions
who take IL upon themselves to
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-20

n<SE sometimes a question how TO keep |
= Roys and girls from running 10 town
-etRbharS.-ta- GnAnd thN- szsnlnsNl
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-20

DIAMoNDs-Frenzer.l Oh and Dodge
Nansum . Co, LETTER sPEc1ALIsrs
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Preachers to Meet.

The annual meeting of the preach
ers of the WaXahachie district of
the Northwest Texas conference will
convene al the Methodist church TO-
night al 7:30. The opening address
is to be delivered by Or. r. $. Heyer
of Georgetown. regent of the South
western University He will speak ON
the subject of Christian education.
The program for tomorrow Will
be ar follows:
9:O0 q. m.--Fiuanoos. Monthly
payment OF preachers salal. led by
.C. T. Lindsey. Early collections and
how to get q payment from every
member of the church led Dos r. r..
Goodrich
~ a. ~ sermon Reyi'al- D.
% stewart
5000 o. m How may Ws organ
it. Tor "a continuous revival iu the
membership ut larse. led hy 4. a
Rufnu va tue SUNDAY school. Jed
bt r. MtClEr, In the t:pwortt
League and Missionary soyirti,r. bed
Hs NJ s.. Tanner and ~. H. Ackowu
iisr tHr modern evangelist %"
come I'd uceessity .u fbe church. Jed
ry Is " TURNER.
100 -. m.--s~Fmou uu mission
n Rev. + S Smith
81 cordial Invitation BIOL eSt'ud',
hy Huh.lt tu attend
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'i,or1 Thorn~" viii - the Sts~r'
lax at the of~sa hous~ f~e. IL. and
tos. STORY eve. written snd ~ PRIV
~asssi BY this company Of dtttn.
gaish~d actors II a h~susifai and
pathetic Fsae asd u &rfo to pleas
the u.ss@s critical Is IL fuil ~ xs~oSs
ri~s# s-sFs,.ssts pira.y Of h.s~sr -
,.vees and strong elinnats@ and as ,
pIay that viii phrase both young and
old Many beautiful cos,ums~ and
novel effects have beer intYoducsSt
TO make II ons of ID. best prosus
taons on The road so aon, forget the
DAY and date of this great and lons'
expected dramatic event
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Doctors to Meet.

The Ellis County Medical Society
will meet in Waxahachie Tuesday,
February 10. The program will be as
follows:
Society called to order at a. m.
by the president, DR.. J. A. Tate
Reading minutes OF previous meet
ing.
Miscellaneous business.
Clinical cases
tuberculosis peritonitis, by Dr.
II. NJ Dooiittle, of Dallas.
Therapeutic effects of soluble sill
yer. with report of cases, by Dr. /.
l.. Van Zandt. Fort Worth.
Paper, selected, by Dr. Harry q.
Walcott. professor of diseases of the
stomach and intcstines of the South
western Medical college, Dallas.
Paper or report OF case by 7. II
Cheatham. italy
Report of case. Dr l.. Kepliuger
WaXahachie
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Meeting of society.

Program for Womans Home
Missionary society. Friday. Feb. :,
Devotional exercises
Hymn and prayer.
Bible reading and less In January
Our Homes" tpagc l3t
Business Minutes of last meeting
Report uf treasurer
Report OF corresponding secretary.
Report of press correspondent.
with talk on balletin
Report of agent Of our Homes.
Report OF second vice president,
Report of first yice-president.
Report OF local treasurer.
Election of officers.
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PERSONALS


r A Ferris VAS In Dallas today
sheriff f'ortses vent u Dallas 'Ass
morning
Mr- e " at.er@na Waited In
Dallas today
Capt. W J p Ho~N scat 10 Cor
sieanA this morning
Douglass Kendall .as a passenger
80 Dallas this morning
Atss fty rhra,ham returned this
morning from q visit tc isair
W ! Hsrkad#ls lef' this morning
on business trip 10 Eas' Texas,
Jack Bowling ard family lefi this
morning sof sre~nv.le. where thee
will reside
County Judge Spencer ~"ni TO
Fort Worth this morning 10 attend
the annual meeting OF the county
judge and commissioners of the
state
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NJ II Giant Denurt. II @. Wei
Ter. Dallas ! p White. Cincinnati F..
r r Payne. Kansas city; f ID
Moore. Dallas. l., u Hale. ~. Louis.
Prize. Cross. Dallas. w ] Carter,
Waco : J Bowling. Greenvilic, r
J Bowling Wayahaphie, ] T. Boots
Dallas f Summers. Nacogdochea,
4. II Buck Chicago. j II Carroll
Dallas +, c. Chamberlain. Chicago
II \. Frazier Nashville, Tenn, G
" Parks, Beaumont Jack sand
helm. Baltimore; O. II Weissinger
Waco. c. l.. Warren. Dallas: w. II
Moore, Petersburg, Va
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Rem. b.r that the Bgintoas viii
be al the opera house Feb. :. and
They are guaranteed 20 be fifTt
class Your moneys worth OF your
money refunded Two persons on
one paid 50 cent ticket first night
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100000 90 % 10000
. LOCAL NEWS. .
---- 90 - .

-
5000
x~
- . SsooS 70 s"'' rowing
Yu~~>Ar, f~mr~nrr
=
/. c 80 - -. :,
Se~ Adktns- hocksA Co. Tor hfv
Insurance. Over Cnerve~ Bros
Mira C. T.. JArknou'a photos are
IN. h.,s, studio near opera hou~r. II
-
DunkIeJ. With r. 8 Cronk Co Both
phones 81 II
G., a start of Withdrawing chick
cns by setting that old hen on Buff
Urpiagton eKEt from my pTifs'Nin-
ming pen. Egg loe "ach . II.
Sehns'ef'
Original designs In all the popular
omofuldeFieS Tor waists aho su''sr
sar,ns So. ,, ~, - ",
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Special announcement k.-gsr.iing
ths Nsti"a~I I'urs' Iu~~i and
ftug Law

So arr pisAs.-d fu ANNOUNCE that
fo.rF Hoary aad rss fear vnuRhs
suiaA 4Ad 5uaN trgghies b. noi a.
fests+-4 aF tA~ National Pare Fas'-f
and ugue s4a AZ il contains uu pp.
ass@ or Other harmful drug aaa a.
recon mead 81 ar "a safe rs m@s;s tor
shirAneu and adult " Fear'a
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Gise W fgai fsr CREATIONS Ns
hats th. B.sf We alec make aay
SIND ~ floral NrelEr prtes 81 wa -
SEE ~u Both Rhuu"s. Hirt FORREST.
fas Naxahashs. Florist ~
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| lave @p~1sc pren~A2@ ana
es~Aa4nx saoc or C.ss~ww stree AA
work suzT1ntses- Prizes riga Tee
Yzrtev. Il
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WANTED--Custom for my coal.
| am selling the best burning coal
sold in this or any other place Try
me. near II. & T. G. depot. Old phone
500. New phone 80. John Singleton.
Manager ~
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WANTED TO sell you garden seed,
seed potatoes and onion sets. Lynn
Reagor. 81
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WANTED--Horse to keep Tor MS
feed ENQUIRE az this office or phone
504 %
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FOR RENTAL upstairs south
room, furnished. Address with ref
erence Box 5S4. City 66
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WANTED-I want good surry
horse in exchange on new piano. APP
ply in person or by letter to NJ. j.
Kahn. No. MA East Eighth street,
OF phone l34S old 1872 new, Fort
Worth. Texas. Gap
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ESTEAYED Two months old pig.
Notify Bert Stands and get reward
CO
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WANTED-To design waists, suits,
etc, in the new shadow-French
eyelet, and other popular embroid-
cries. Mrs. W. A. Biard, BIS West
Franklin street tt
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LET Us do your pressing. We have
it done by a man who knows his
trade Then your suit will hold its
shape Matthews Bros II
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FOR RENT--~The n. Brown building
on north side square. c. W. Simpson,
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FOR RENT OR SALE-One nice s.
room residence with bath and ser
wants house, in University addition.
See Texas Title & Loan Co Ct
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FOR SAL.E-Old newspapers at the
Daily Light office. The very thing
to go under your carpet. II
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WANTED TO RENT-The rear end
of our office. Win make good real
estate office or good law office
win give man access to our vault to
store his papers Apply TO ]. J. Nc
Quatters. ! r Phillips or Pat II.
Wilson tt
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FOR SALE--On Williams street,
! one good Groom house, shed, large
cistern with q acres of land. A bar
gain. See Texas Title 4 Loan Co. 81
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BUFF ORPINGTONS are winter lay
ers. Eggs from my prize winning
pen 10 cents each. c. f. Schuster. tt
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LOLA NJ. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
and Notary Public. With Cannon &
Worsham, Lawyers. Phone No. III.
77pd
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WANTED For the United States
marine corps. men between ages of
10 and 30. an opportunity to see the
world For full information apply
in person or by letter 20 Marine Re
cruiting Office. Postoftice Building,
Dallas Texas 81
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TRUSTEE SALE d will sell at
public sale at Avalon Ellis county,
TeXus the notes and accounts and
store fixtures listed va bankrupt
schedules OF Huie q Reynolds. on
SaturdaN February gtb. 1907. Henry
Forbes trustee G5
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FRANK WHlpPLE'S TAILOR shop
do"s cleaning. pressing and repair-
lae AT work guaranteed to be fist
class iu every RESPECT We max. g
speciality VI cleaning lad pressing
lsdles clothes. All work called for
and delivered llo W Main u
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FOR SECOND HAND windmill. tank
and tower see r. g. Cronk & Co II
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HENRY HoSFORDS TAILOR
SHOP wlll dc your cleaning. press
inE aad Tepsir,ns IN frs, otass
manner and 10 u promptly. AF Gay
Page has charge ~ this department
md his woTk speaks for itself hon {
TAI, 'u aee us when your clothes
aesd siFalshteulu. up south side
81 publ.c square n
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MONEY TO LOAN on Diamonds.
See Pat Wilson II
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WEATHER Tonight aud Thnrsdal
increasing cioudineEa. warmer. Max
80. Min. "a.
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Machines Which Almost Think.

In the effort to save labor the nj wonderful mechanical devices consts. ly are being invented; 50 wondes that many of them seem actuallyl perform the human operation of t1li| ing. It probably is safe Statenl that nine-tenths of the worlds wi to-day is done by machinery.
 When, recently, one of the great rE roads which has terminals front New York harbor introduced a Il boat loading machine by which q load of coal Is turned bottom upw| and dumped into a barge, there much discussion as to what would come of the 4,500 worlnlen who VI displaced by the new contrtvaYE What, for that matter, 1t might asked, has become of the hpbndredsI million of workmen whom all the I ohinery of the world has 'displaceI Of course, tlley have never existed, no number of human laborers could| what machinery does. When a new vice is invented which performs work of 8 hundred or more hun hands, the human hands are releaI for other effort. So the world l along, merrily or sadly, and the m ''brains' is progressively ,improv
 machinery displays the more it wa in cumulative wealth.--Technical W. Magazine.
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CHIEF CHEMIST HERE.
Dr. Charles 4, Crampton Looking
 Use of Denatured Alcohol.

pr. Charles A. Crampton, cI chemist of the department of intel revenue at Washington, was in city yesterday. He left Tn the morr. for Danbury, after making visit the Winchester Repeating Arms cd pany. He went to Danbury with Frank Kinney, collector of inter- revenue for the district of Connect and Rhode Island.
 Dr. Crampton is making a tour the state, visiting manufactui plants that are users of denatured cohol. He is after information as the amount of the denatured ane' being used, and at the same timd giving some tips on it's use. VI chester's use little now, but expect increase its consumption.
 Dr. Champion, made a tour abr last summer with Congressman of Norwalk and former Commissio of Internal Revenue Yerkes, makirI study of the uses of denatured aicd by industrial concerns. Follow the return to this country of the ps congress passed last February a removing restrictions on the use denatured alcohol, and as resul is coming into more general use in United States by manutacturers. Th are yet a few restrictions on it's i but these will be removed by the or alton of new law next month.
 In Danbury Dr. Cranpton will ' the hat factories, which. are users large quantities of the denatured cohol,
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TRANSM FITTED.

Rollingstone Nomoss Yes; I uster be poet" Tatterdon Torn-"I often wondered how you got your start."-- Philadelphia Record.
 Manager--I can't do thing with Smith, the new clerk. I've had him in three departments, and he sleeps all day long.
 Proprietor-Pu him at the pajama counter and fasten this card on him "Our night clothes are of such a su- perior quality that even the assistant who sells them cannot keep awake. "-- Philadelphia Inquirer.
 Collector exhibiting his curios-4'I'd give you this figure, only it's so ugly I hardly like to- Young Lady-4Td love to have it. It would always re- mind me of you,n-Ph Philadelphia Ledger.
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articles in the September number cov- or a wide range, from an account of the peace conference by Vance Thomp- son to an informing study of the great department stores by Hartley Davis, Charles F. Russell publishes the second instalment of his series, Where Did You Get It, Gentlemenas" and Allen
 sangree philosophizes breezily on the frenzies of baseball fans"
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THE TALKING WOMAN, by May Teabai Fisk: Illustrated; Harper & Brothers, New York; $1.25 at Judas.
 Mrs. Fisks satiric monologues pre- sent various phases of feminine weakness and follishness in very eff fective style, even though only one side of the conversation is given. The satire is keen but not vindictive and the stories are very wholesome while there is a strain of gentle humor per- yading each and every production. The book will entertain one we'll in an idle hour.
 The department store clerk at the ttnotion" counter has the floor in one of the monologues. "Well, what is it, madam? :. Hips? t. Yes; we're demonstratin' them in the notions for to-day only. Two styles-the Can't Tell an the Never Suspect"
 Here's q grand pair of the Can't Tell, reduced count of one side bein' a little more uneven than the other. You could easy fix it yourself, an save yourself nine cents. Then here's a lovely pair of the Never Suspect you blow 'em up. They're all right If you don't stick a pin in 'em. You can't tell 'em to the sight or touch. My sis- ter-she's thin like you, she aint got any figure neither-an' she bought a pair, an when her husband come home at night she looked so grand he never reckernized her. Whats that? They're too big? Oh, that's because you see 'em lying here, . Oh. they atn't big enough? Well, they look bigger when they're on. Try 'em on-uobody'll see you. Say, Mamie aint she grand in them hips? You look like regular Apollo. Whats that? Oh, no, you never seen 'em cheaper anywhere else. Sixty-eight cents ain't dear for a figure"
 It is always pleasant to see new edi- lions of old favorites-to see that the friends of one generation of readers art the friends of following generations al wali-and so it Is pleasant to notice among new editions recently issued bS the HaEpers the names of some of Mis- MuiocHcs books-Dinah Maria Mulocl including Young Mrs. Jardine," "Tht Wcman,s Kingdom, 'Christian's Mis-. take, and, of course, John Halifax Gentleman"
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NEW BOOKS.

BUD" by Nell Munro, published by Harper 65 Bros; s1.50; at Judd's.
 A decidedly charming book. The humor which floods its pages is as de- Iightful as it is abundant. Bud" re- fleets honor on Chicago and her coun- try. The picture of life in Scottish home and a quiet humdrum little Scotch town are admirable. Bud, lively, bright, warm hearted, generous wakes up the place. Her only fault IS her overproduction of slang much Of which is piquant however. But she is a charming, irrepressible little girl. Uncle Dan Dyce Is a delightful per sonage, irresistible in his kindness or heart and philosophical humor. Kate, tho gossiping, generous-hearted ser want from Colonsay, is likewise ire sistible in her quaint, happy ways. Uncle Dams sisters are also denghttul personages and the wholesome, jolly, home life of the Dyce's appeals to the heart and is artistically pictured. Wa.nton Willy, the constantly De- foozled but ever joyous bell ringer; Footies one of the jolliest of doggies, the two prim maiden school teachers and their brief startling experience with Bud at their school will finger delightfui1y in memory, Then there is the widower architect ever with long ing eyes for one of the comedy Dyce maidens, whenever he catches sight of her. But Bud, the little girl from Chi cago is the heroine and she is a win ner. Buds talents and early environ ment gave her love for the stage and it is not surprising that she grows up fo become star actress. In Bud, {" the dialect that appears lends an en- raging flavor to the story.
 In writing of Bud A. T. Cutler Couch, himself, an author off, distinc- lion. is immensely enthusiastic. Some people, he says, will assert that they have never seen such interesting and amusing types. And think of Tur- ner's retort upon the critics who oh- 1ected that he had never seen such sunsets, An! but don't you jolly well wish you could?'
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If you have s2o and can spare sil month I can show you how to nfakj little fortune. I have made money others on the same plan. You kr! what fortunes have been made inl Y. city real estate. Write for partil lars. T. I. McNeece, 150 Nassau St, Y City.
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Books Received.

LEADING AMERICAN SOLDIERS, by R. M Johnston. M A., lecturer on his- teen portraits; Biographies of leading Americans, edited by w. P. Trent.) Washington Greene Taylor, Scott. An drew Jackson, Grant, sherman, Sheri- dan, Mcclellan, Meade, Lee, Stonewall Jackson, oJseph E. Johnston, Henry Holt & Co.,. New York.