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MILLIONAIRE RUNS
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ts Ha4rHarz at Il f4aar41 H lrHHzEIstHIs r.faz.d tr ride in q h##at## aaz arltan ht 4 nom HH.I+r man Ii r.ta-be hoped that the H.r-aH HaurU.d has uae~.d away in se.aHa. #'H f0e #.aa rules Bal t....rn American.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-03

Mir Eddie Foy says sh" would rafh- rr nave her husband play Hamtrr than the races. This i+ where Mrs Fa, differs from the theatefsoiue public Kansas City Times.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-03
FATHERS ENGINE KILLS.

pErNTUE- IH N.#Ht.- U ...I. T y"uHE ~aHrH# ra= =-H #.. tadaE hz q VaHdaH9 r7#-=. fr.= Whteh his father tt# HHt- F4. 6"dfrrl foot #f7 ##u==# switch. The father -na. ...# bIy rtu down the -.#H
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-03

1ears ago nearly aii civilized per s"ns eaHr h fIe conclusion tHat ean cant srt something rur nothing hut a fr" people arr stiIl busN hndiuc il out
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-03

T.. Humiu8tiuE gf' such b-IEersut~ a- sa##. EE... Ca~teIhue and raln.a II.a. ~h"uit have t".H #Hts-- butcher IHti5u - @-
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\ F..a s..ana murderer has been
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-03

Largest Billiard and Pool Room in Alaska at the Board Of Trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-03

la# ba= haa=Hf f- coffin
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Proof Of L abor.

To those who may lnsa on the dogs. come and gel consolation from WiIdl Dodge in "Only q Miners Daughter"
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-03
GALE DOMAINS.

Second and fourth Mondays in eacf month. at s:30 D. m. Pioneer hall Steadman avenue
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-03

GERMAN CLUB.
 Every first and third Wednesday. A. Bhsu.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-03

Sons of the North hall. Thursday 7:30 p. m. l. Kell. sec.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-03

KNIGHTS OF ROBERT EMmETs.
 Wednesdays. D. m. A. McGetti- gan. See.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-03
PIONEERS OF ALASKA. lGlOO NO. i.

Fred II. Anderson. Sec. 1st and srd Wednesdays of each month. Eagle hall.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-03
Traterna! Directory

Masonic Temple. first and third II Dunn. See
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-26

COCKTAILS TERAPEUTICOS. Las
prOpiedades alimenticias nutritivas del
aceite de higadO de bacalaO dependen en-
absolute de las grasas que entran en- la
composition natural del aceite. Estas gra-
sas son digeridas asimiladas con mucha
mas fac1lidRd que las Otras, debidO s la pre-.
sencia en- el aceite de bac8laO de ciertOs
cOmpuestos deriYadOs del hfgadO, que per-
miten la prOnta emulsificaci0n del aceite
pOr los duidOs del Gst0magO y h0cen que
su 8bsOrci0n pOr la membrane mucOsa Sc
ueVe efectO con mas facilidad y con mas
rapideZ que la de ninguna Otra grasa
Las grasas que Ell ,9ceite de h1gadO de
bacalaO cOnt1ene, aparte de gu poderosa IA
cultad de nutrir, no poseen ning6n yalOr
terap6uticO-y los OtrOs elementOs naturR-
les que son parties dc su composition posi-
BILE que ningunO de ellOs pueda ejeTcer en-
ell sistema cualqUier efecto terapeuticO.
rs evidente pues-que ell aceite de ba-
calaO es un alimento y no una medicina y
que tOdas sus Virtudes Rlimenticias estan
en- las grasas que entran en- su cOmpOsici6n
---y por COnsiguiente tOd8s las prep8raciO-
nes que pretenden est8r hechas de los pE1n-
cipiOs activOs del aceite que SO Ofrecen
como sus sustitutOs, son prOductOs fraudu-
lentos de la especulaci0n mercantil del
charlatanismO. D1chOs preparadOs no con-
tienen ninguna de las propiedades nutriti-
bas recOnstituyentes del Rceite de hIga.
dc de Dac8laO, pOrQue c8Tecen de la grAs8,
que es la parte del aceite que nutre y alis
menta--su cOnApOsici6n tiene mucha seme-
ianza con la de los COCKTAILS-y su uso
puede en- ocaciones causar perjuicios con-
siderabIes los enfeTmos pOr la gran can
tidad de alcohol que invariablemente con-
tienen-y otTas suDstancias narc6tieas, CO.
mo el sulfatO de estricnina,
Esas preparedness, que Sc dicen con-
tener los principles RctiYOs del aceite de
hfgado de bacalao, son especialmente pc
ligrosas para las criaturas, para los nifIos,
para las jovenes y senOras, quienes pOr su
naturaleza delicsda y tempeTamentO espe-
cial no pueden resistir sin grandes que
brantOs para su salud los efectOs deleterios
del alcohol, de Ia estricnina y otras subs
tRncias en6rgicas.
Ell aceite de hfgsdo de bacaIao es in
sustituible como alimento-cOmO un re-
cOnstituyente poderoso de la sangre, de los
tejidOs de los nerviOs y de los hUes0s.-y
el modo mas racionel de administrator,
segdn 10 ha probado la experiencia demas de
30 amos segdn la opinion unlversatde los
medicOs, es la EMULSION DE SCOTT,
que esta cOmpuesta del aceite mas purO y
de otros ingredientes que aumentan con-
siderablemente Ia efcacia nutritiva del
aceiGO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-26
NOTAS AGRI-
COLAS De CUBA.
La faIta de IIuVias Cause taii0S a los
fiutoS menOTeS J al tabaCO.
YaCimientOs de hero Y de- Otr0s me-
tales en- Ssgua de TanamO.

Con refsrsncia & la BituRci6n RgVfcolR
en- Cuba duYAnte los 6ltimoS dfaB del pa
Sado Abril, informs 10 Higpisnts Ii pTGnBR
de aquella iSla.
oct fi2.-Han teEminOdo IL gRfrR en- II
gemaDN los ipgSnios "PilaE', de AEtsmiSO;
"Lot0FfaR', de JaFuco; ''Santa Filomena"
= "U6Tmen'', del t6rmino de Pedro Betan-
court, y SsnRdo'' del Camagtisy. Los
que aignen moIiendo, Runque 10 hacen Hin
interruption favor do Las condolences del
tempo KGinGnte, carecen de lR CRntidRd de
CT II n0cesRFia para haCeE buenRg taEesP; =
al guaFSpo tien0 muy buenR graduRci6n,
que lIega 1872 On OAbafiaa. La .pTepa-
Eaci6n del teEr8no para csfiR uo h8CG con
diff euItad poF 10 duEa que slt6 lR tierFs; y
no pueden hRCeEGa BiembFkg mientrfs no
CRigan buena1 IEuviaH. 81 bien 81 rGtc no
no tisne On general NAL aspscto, Is Cs1s
nuevR eat6 AtfayasadR en- On deaREF0ll0.
A aqusl lo han RtGcRdo LOS gpssnou en- al
gunoB lugaTeF; peTo este dafi0 60 tERnsit0.
rio de poca imp0Ttancia; pueB gRbidO eB
que esoB guVanoB deSsp9reCen en- CuGnto
CRigan las pTimerRB lluviaB.
TabaCo.-S6lo Biguo HsC0' 'ect6nd0g0 On
ol t6Emino dc Consolation del NoTte, hR.
b;6adoBe terminado s1a opeEaci6n On TODD
Ell resto de ID Provincia do PinsF del Rio,
asf como en loB dem6B diEtritoB On que ge
cultivR eI tAbRco On CubR. La hojR B8Ca
no puOde empilonRyBe-ni 0nmRtulRFBe p0F
fAIta do blandnrR, sBtRndo poE ConsiguiOn.
10 en- sBpsEa dc que CRigsn lluviRB abun.
dantss que pFodusCRn buena humedRd &
ls atm6Bfera, para q aquellR RdquiGFG IL
fl .xibiIidRd necesRFiR, q fin de podsr hR-
Ger Las expresadaB mRnipulacione8 que pre-.
Ceden & la escojidR.
FEutoB menorsB -Sufrsn an todRB par
tsB poE la pFolougAda faIta dc lluvias; Gu
20 CircunBtanoia impide que Sc hsgGn
Bi0mbTas de elloB, aBi como Ia preparation
de tsrFeDo poP la duTeza del BueIo. En-
AIRcFaReg Bs ha peEdido Ia mitsd de Ia Co
BSchB dc mOiz de ffio poF 10 Bec0; ZEN Ss'
guG de TsnRmo hR tenido que BuBpendeTB0
81 embaEqus de Los plGtanoB llamadoB gui'
nsoV, porque habiendo dilminuido 81 Ogua
del rio, no d. paao los lanchoneB On que
% conduoen 81 puerto.
IOformeB diveFsos.-L0B potE0Hog Do hR'
llRn en- general en- mRlaB condici0neR; pueg
cads dia VA habisndo en- elIos menos pas
to, y Las 0guRdRg OBtGn CaBi agotRdRG p0F
10 que 81 ganAdO uufre , est6 enfRqus
Ciendo, hAbiOndo ocuFEido aIgunR mortar.
dad de 81 en- lR BemanG en- C6TdenRB, dom
de tambi6n contindR rainando Ol caEbun.
clio sintom&tico en- loB tsrneEos. En- GUAM
to 81 estalO On general de eatR Clasa de
animalGS, no pRBR do regular, PoF Ca
msgiisy , Santa Clara eltG GBcasR lR l0'
che. En- ssgus de Tknamo 90 han de-
nunCiado EecisntementO algunoB yaCimien'
de hierro otFoB mstaleB, en- lugREss
de faoil exploitation por "a proximidad 81
puerto"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-26
BANC0 TERRITORIAL Y AGRICOlA
DE PUERTO. RICO.
Capital autOrlzadO $780, 900. Capital rOllI-
zadO S3l5 532.98, U. S. c.
Operaeiiones Qsse reoEiaa:

PF6stamOs: Con garantias personales, con
colaterales, y con hipOtecas q cOrto y largo
plazO sObre dncRs rdstfcas.
DG80uentOS: De giros, pagares, = obItga
clones comerciaIes 6 cortO plazo.
GlTes: 5obre Espafa, New York, Paris,
Londres y HanburgO.
eIToS pOT Cable: sobre New York Ma
drid:
Ousntas GOrFsntos: Con interes de p. M
nual disponibles q la vista por cheques.
ImpOSlOORss pazO flo: Con inteEes de 2
p 3 annual segdn tempo.
SeCClOn do ah0rrOs: Imposiciones sObre Ii
bretas desde 25 cts. a 1000 con interese
al 6 pS annual.
Go6TanzaS: P0r cuenta agena con comi-
sion m1nima de cObrO. Sin cOmisi0n para
los corTientistas.
Dep6sItO8: De elective y valores.
Gamble De m0Rsdas: De todos los pafses.
Vsnta do O6duaS hlp0IsoaTla8: La meiOr in
version en- Puerto Rico, interes z p.2 pa
gSdero pOr cupOnes semestrales.
VsRia de- fInoaS: Dando facilidades para Ol
pagO, On las jurisdicciones de Adiuntas,
AguRs Buenas, AibOnltO, ArecibO, BarcelO-
meta, Barros, Cayey, Oiales, COrOzal, Qua
yamR, HatillO, Juana Diaz, Loiza, ManatI,
Mar1CaO, NaEanjito, Patillas, Rio GrRndO,
UtuadO, Yabucoa y YaucO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-26

EEILOIDEG-M meior J m6s noguFo
dc tOdog Los ogp0oihCoB hGgta Gi1oER Conooida
para Ia eur& pormAnOntO dc toag las onfoE-
m0dAd0g do lR uTstG, "a s0an 6stag or6niOas 8
Rgudag. OontionO q flujo y eura poF com
parade gimilGFD Las gonoEFoag, 0GpoEmatoTnAs
0IBtitiG, cot. Nei0R que lag inyoo0l0nOH muy
superior q B6ndalo eopaiba. BmplOGa 6
BuFtiF Bu sfOeto & Las tres Ouatro hoERB do
AGbOFBO tornado.
LoS 0NEEmOIDE E9"-6on f&gllOu do tomaP
Ogt&n pE0paEadog de mGn0FG que no PoVuol-
ven d Ogt6mGgo nj prOduoOn MaloB OfOet0a,
Do VOnta O. todGs Las Botleas. PidRngo
mu08tEaB gratis 6 BnB 6nioos fnhFI02nt0r.
Frederick 9tOaEnB = %. DOtToit, IIGhi.
gaD. q. a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-26
LINEA FERREA DEL oEsTE.

Itinerario. salidas de Bayam6n Capi-
tai simultaneamente.
Dfas laborables.- Maflana 6, z O5, $50
As Hoo. Tarde 1915. Las, BIS, ABS, 5.45.
Dfss festivos.-Mafana 6,7.G5, $50 9.45
G6 y $50.
BilIetes baratos para dias festivos. De
CataflO Bayam6n, ida y vuelta "a. clase
Esq "a. clase 16G. De Bayam6n CatanO =
vuelta "a. clase 15G, "a. clRse 100.
Billetes ordinario de Capital Oataho en-
la, clase eentavOs.
Bayam6n l9 de septiombro de 1905
Ramon Valdes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-26
Do AtalnlstraGIta.

Avisamos 8 las personals, que
solicitan suscribirse 4 este dia-
rio, que el peri6dico no les ser3
enviado, 81 el aviso que con tai
obieto remitan, no viene acOm-
panado del importe de la sus-
cripci6n.
tsta vale por IN trimestre
1925. Por un semestre $3.50.
Por an a6o $500. PagO an
sieiPado,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-26

LLEGO nuOva remeBa de los famoOOB
eBCEitorioB y lAB libFsFfRB poE Bsccciones
Sectional Book Cases de lR Gum FUFni
tuEs Co. PfdRnBe 81 Rgsnt0 exclusive.
Rafael MaTgRFida. Almscen de muebl0E
San Francisco A, San juan 2. 3. lava.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-26

hVlSo. chIAB!o DE ITINERhRlo
Itinerario en- yigor desde el de Mayo de 1908.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-09

thology that attach TO them. After
this comes similar treatment of each
considerations brightest stars. There
is also list. for the convenience of
those who wish to use the telescope, OF
telescope bodies, double stars. nebulae.
etc, giving their relative positions.
At the end is a group of charts show
ing stars visible to the naked eye and
the outlines of the constellation
figures, such as the belt OF Orion, etc.
The intimate touch conveyed in adj
dition TO this by the story of the stars
is unique and satisfying, and should
fill "A deep need that the average man
sometimes confesses TO when he looks
up at the stars and wonders what It
Is all about. In itself. or as q com
panion work to Astronomy Through
the Opera Glass, this book will prove
OF immense service and pleas re to all
who wish to know the sta \ DIV
York: Harper s. Brothers.)
Harper's Bros, have issued a volume
of Motleys Dutch Nation" condensed.
with Introduction, notes. and a brief
history OF the Dutch People by william
Elliott Griffis the work consisting OF
an abridgement of the original three
volumes with various errors corrected
and without changing the authors brill
liant style. 1t surveys besides and in
lefDIelS l1e course Oh lne 4NelHtlldluS
history since 1898. and sums up the
work of the latest Parliament of Man.
II win prove q valuable reference book
for the scholar, the lay reader and
for libraries.
In Bertrand OF Brittany, just pub
lished by the Harpers. Warwick Deep
ing has gone back ito the style which
he abandoned when he wrote A Wo-
mans War. II is "A medieval story OF
chvalry and heroism. Journeys and
single combats, knights and outlaws,
and at least one fair lady The title
character Is the elder son of n noble
family. who, because of his uncouth-
ness, IS depised and neglected by his
parents. But Bertrand is inspired by
the sympathy Of a little girl. Tiphaine.
who visits his fathers house, and.
encouraged by her he wins the trophy
in a great tournament at Rennes. Lat
er, his ambition thwartcd. he turns TO
a loose life az leader Of a band OF free
lancers. hut always he serves Tiphaine,
whose influence finally saves him Mr.
Deeping's story has a human appeal
which save it from the unreallty Of
the conventional romance of chivalTy.
II overflows with adventure and It's
pages are vivid with picturesque
scenes and with the pomp and pagean-
try OF medieval life. The end Is par
ticularly effective, because although
like all good books coming to a good
end. II promises happiness. the hap.
piness is Of the sort for which n man
is coutented to wait (New York
Harper & Brothers.)
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-09
WOMAN ASTRONOMER TO Lee.
TURE ABROAD.

Miss Mary Proctor, the astronomer
and daughter Of the late Prof, Rich
ard A. Proctor OF New York leaves
for Europe IN August to be absent
for five years. The trip Is made In
pursuit Of the astronomical studies
and she II to lecture In the important
cities of her itinerary. The opening
discourse Is to be- given before the
British Astronomical association at
Manchester, England, and followed by
others under the auspices Of similar
societies In Edinburgh, Dublin, Belfast
and Glasgow AfteIward she goes 20
Paris pursuing her Journey TO Egypt
studying her subject there IN connec-
ton with the Astronomical knowledge
OF the Egyptian priests and astiolo-
gers Of antiquity From Egypt she
proceeds TO Calcutta aud bombay CIV
ing lectures, ana Intends 70 be- In Aus,
tralla for observations OF the total
eclipse OF the sun in April 1911, Her
return Journey includes a stay az Are
ouipa, Peru, where there IL an OBJ
servatory connected With that OF l1ar-
ward university NJ Cambridge, Mass
She purposes passing some time az
the Lick observatory "a California ana
the Yerkes observatory at Williams
Bay Wis. arriving IN New York in
the spring OF 1918
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MAGAZINES

Prof. William X, LounsbuTy OF Yale
university recognized as ono of the
tlrst critics Of the English language,
gives I'm his new volume, The stand
ard OF Usage in English the most
practical and valuable results of his
study. u may be said that his gem
cral point OF view comprises a denial
that the English language is degener-
ating through corrupt usage-though
corrupt usage Is admitted, specific ar
Eumonts for and against certain dis
puted words and phrases I'm popular
use, and the suggestion as to how the
best standard shall be finally deter
mined, The author makes a clear
point that a spoken language not only
does change. but should change. He
reycrts 10 tho eighteenth century dlcta
OF authors ike Swift and Addison and
the details Of speech which occupied
Them. and shows that the nineteenth
century has been less concerned with
word precision. The arguments all
point 10 the authors conclusion that
usage is the only standard of speech
and that this usage cannot be deter
mined by a single man or a single prln-
cple, but must be discovered ''by as
ISOLATION I'm life with the best speakers
and i'm literature with the best writer's
one OF the most useful points In the
book Is the mention OF a number Of
AnlHlN iltl hlf Ah'FAAbAN'A N'AlhNH WV -
as gotten and got the passive proven,
aud the like. The volume viii be n
standard help for all interested in cor
rect speech.--New York; Harper q
Brothers,
In the May ST. Nicholar The True
Chronicles Of Diddy' Box "-and
they are true-will tell the story OF
the Battle OF Manila Bay-Just the
simple, thrilling narrative Of q very
much -ln-earnest young fellow who was
I'm the midst Of II an, This install
ment Of Three Years Behind the
Guns" comes with fortunate timeli-
ness in the month OF the tenth ami.
versHry of the brittle of Manila Bay
\ beautiful cover design marks the
May day number OF the youths com
paniOn showing two young girls un-
der fruit tree loaded with blossoms,
aud sprays of them In their hair and
carried IN their arms. A charming
story provence Roses is the open
Ing one and a specially beautiful poem
is God Made His Dwelling in MY
Heart Today" There are other line
features helping 10 make II an eN-
oeptlonally interesting number-Perry
Mason CO.. Boston.
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HINTS TO AMATEUR GARDENERS.

dry climate and high priced labor
Hedges require to be frequently trim
med and need considerable moisture,
hut these things con easily be supplied
I'm home grounds OF moderate sigo
and hedges are used with excellent Ct
feet on such grounds
For good hedge you MIST havo
thoroughly prepared, deop soil cot tho
plants close aud shear them at lenst
twice a year. For evergreen hedges
the serviceable plant In general ga the
arbor vitae The plants may be set
at distances OF one to ~ foot apart
For choice hedges IN home grounds
especially outside the extreme north
ern states the retlnosporas AFRO use
full
one OF the mast satisfactory of nil
coniferous plants for hedges Is tho
hemloCk which stands shearing we'll
and makes a soft and peasng mass.
the plants are set from one to three
feet apart. other plants that hold
their leaves and are good Tor hedges
nre the box and privet. the former,
especially. Box hedges are best for
low borders about flower beds and
bordering walks The dwarf vhrletlrs
can be kept down to n height Of six
Inches To- u foot Tor any number &C
years The larger growing kind make
excellent hedges, three. four and Gvo
feet high. The ordinary privet holds
It's leaves welt into tho winter I'm the
north. California privet holds it5
leaves longer and stands better along
tho seashore.
For deciduous hedges the most used
plants are the buckthorn. European
thorn apple, or crataegus: the Usage
orange ana various kinds of roses.
Hedges should be trimmed the first
year they are set, although they are
not trimmed very closely until they
reach the desired permanent height.
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BOOKS

Purple and Homespun. which the
Harpers have Just published, is the first
long novel Samuel NJ. Gardenhlre has
written since The Silence of Mrs.
Harold. The story tells of United
States senator from the West who
falls in love with the daughter Of the
English ambassador, She is betTothed
to her cousin, an aristocrat like her
self but is ignorant of the fact that
he has had an unfortunate affair with
girl who has fled to America to be-
come a Socialist worker on the east
side The senator meets this girl
while visiting a friend and surpris-
ing complications ensue. A further
barrier TO Treeman's love exists in the
mystery which surrounds his own par
entage, concerning which the reader
is kept in doubt up to the last NOM
ent. The scenes in the East Side and
In Washington and Europe brilliantly
contrast the lives of the upper and
lower classes Purple and Homespun
is a swiftly moving drama OF ingeni-
Gus plot. and keenly exciting as soc
ia study. (New York: Harper g.
Brothers.)
Messrs. Harper & Brothers have
just published a book ON the stars
which comprises their literature quite
az much as their science, and which
is entitled Astronomy with the Naked
Eye, by Garrett p. Serviss. The plan
OF this book Is to enable the casual OBJ
server of the night skies to appreciate
the scheme OF the consultations. and
also to enjoy the knowledge to be gain
ed through knowing the part they have
played in legend and literature. The
book begins with the discussion of con
stellations visible in the meridian in
January their characteristic appear
ance, and some of the history and my
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PREPARED BY ". c. IRISH
on The Missouri Botanical Gardens,
st. Louis, for The National Council
OF Horticulture.

but scarlet In winter Tho flowers
are white or cream and are followed
by white fruit. a variegated leaved
variety can be obtained and In some
respects Is best. having leaves that In
summer are broadly and irregulary
margincd with yellow and white.
Comedian cherry Is d small tree or
large shrub reaching height OF Is
feet Small, bright yellow flowers APP
pear In early spring before the foli-
age, giving the plant very striking
appearance at that time. There are
two variegated forms which are beau
tiFtI
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THE MAN OF THE RANCH.

-. nod he's gone an Nanny says
sCh
,o the mnn croun' this place;
r., funny way way she scz II, cor
The tear, dcs ruined all down her face.
r,,,, romcd one day and looked my
pad
And NJ they uppcd, and driv away.
., r,Slin stock. ten years for YOU
:. what dos heard ono man say.
10 the man cromn this ranch,
p,, nh. last night my nanny cried;
.yYo,ed me- like | wuz n kid.
~ bclt me right up 10 her side.
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ability: and then there are transla-
lions from ancient authors that evil
dence a ready and thorough scholar
ship, Several of Miss Aliens friends IN
this city have been favored with copies
Of her valuable little work That she
will be heard from further In the liter
AIRY field is evident.
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POEMS EVERYBODY SHOULD KNOW

She says II all is fer the best.
I'm mt the Lord viii sure pcrvidc.
n after while ! goes to sleep,
Des Struggled up TO Mammys side.
| be the man eroun this ranch
MY NANNY scr so. an you sec
They das'nt hurt her, COZ guess
They know that she belongs TO me.
But what fer docs she cry an cry.
An why don't no one visit us?
My dad he's gone, an I'm boss now.
What be the use OF all this fuss?
by Robert V. Carr.
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BOYS WILL BE BOYs

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