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Lawsuits.

No 50iaS United States Exchange Bank rs
Charles r, PTitchard; note, 57296. Attorneys. L
p Loving.
No. 504g. Archibald O. Harrison vs.. HatwsI W.
Freeman; judgment justice Of the peace for SO
Attorney, L. ?. Loving.
Ne. 504es, The Gordon Battery Company vs. Ma
tional Automatic Fire Alarm Company; Judgment Of
justice Of lie peace for s2l456
No. 5o49. Jesse II. Ramsbureh vs.. Marie Bro
lasky; account, S77I. Attorney c. S. Shrsve, j.
No. 5o50O, Evelyn Groesbeck Mitchell vs.. Harrison
G. Dyar damages. S55o Attorney, W. E. An
brose.
No 5050l. Frank I. AtNell ct al. vs. Carey z.
King; appeal Justice Of the peace, SIS
No. 505o2. William A. Hollebsugh ct al. vs.. Ed
ward Williams debt. SSSi.l9 Attorney, H. B.
MouIton.
No 5gS05. Glars spitz J. o vermillion ct al
appeal justice Of the peace. Sl0G. Attorneys, Lyon
& Lyon.
No. 5f93 Snowden Ashford vs. The Evening
Star Newspaper Company; damages. Attorneys, h.
Z Davis. {. c. James. and Z. B. Slater
No. 504si William e Mooney same; dam
ages. 500 Attorneys. same
No. 54s5. William E. Webster vs.. Same; same.
Attorreys same
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DAILY COURT RECORD
fsIonday, April 81, 1OOs1

low substituted as trustee Attorneys, Albert Sci
lers-J B. Linton. J. H. Linton. and Fl. L Davis.
No. z24l5 Hill vs. Gilbert: auditors report rati-
fed Attorneys. J. B. Linton-J. 4 johnson.
No. AZ4. Stewart vs. Lewis sale finally Tati-
fed and reference to auditor. Attorneys. BHney &
Woodard-G. F. Collins. W. H. Richards and John
Ridout
No. e6s55. United States rs. Gsynor; time to take
proof extended. Attorneys. D. W. Baker-A. S.
WoTthingt0n
No. z765. Donaldson vs.. Donaldson et al rule as
to slimony retuTnsble May J. 1898. Attorney, G. II.
Lamar.
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD.
No assignments for today
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court OF Appeals,
Adjourned from day to day until May 5. lsOa
Equity Court No. 1.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUCH

=
No. 1907 Martin vs. CrockeT; auditors report
ratified. Attorneys. B. F. Leighton-Biair Lee
No z2o2 Kaiser IS. Kaiser; sale finally ratified.
At,orneys " c. Balderst0n and Barnard & John.
sOn--Douglas & Douglas.
No Hse5 Matthews vs. Walker; sale ratified
nisi ATTORNEYS, w P Williamson-W. E. AM
brose and Lester Price.
No A765. Kicker rs Finn; rule on defendant At
torney D. s. Msckal
No zs77. jefferson vs. Van MatTs; Leo 2. HaF-
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Enuitr Snits.

No. S762 Charlotte NJ Kicker vs. William T
Finn; 70 substitute trustee Attorney. D. s
MackAlI
No G7d Eva Beele Longstreet vs. Francis G
Longstreet ct al; divorce. Attorneys, Smith 4
Walker
No. S76S Cherry Donaldson vs.. Henry A. Don
aldson ct al, for maintenance, injunction. &c At
torney, q. II. lamar
No. H7s5, Agthur Copeland ct al IS W B.
Moses & Sons; infringement Of patent Attorneys
Stlrteyant & Mason
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY E. r Hutton s Co.
members Of the New York stocs Exchange. G. Bowls
Chapman. manager. 1901 + street northwest
sales to neon 3=3,SOO shares
Total sales. ................... 557 800
Cali moneys High, 2, low, ia; close, 2.
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District Court.

JUSTICE bAhNAhD.
No. go g. G. Cornwall & Son ct al vs. United
States; order Of reversal Defendants attorneyA
ComstOok S Washburu
No. 76i. Ia re opening Of an alley square SOC,
District Of Columbia; order confirming verdict
No. 753. In re opening q an alley square 7E3
District Of Columbia; order confirming verdict
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

New York, April 2--United States government
bonds closed steady. The general bond market was
active, snd prices ruled strong. The principal
features included American TUbacco. Rock Island.
and Mexican Central issues Brooklyn RaTid Transit
g. interchangeable 4lzs Norfolk and
Western and Union Pacific couYertibles and Wa
i.ssh refurdinr s.
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Criminal Court No. 2.


United States vs. Thomas T. Jackson. assault
with dangerous weapon. order restoring property.
United States eX rel. Sousa vs. Commissioner of
Patents; motion 70 strike out traverse fled
United States vs Richard Cregcry murder. first
degree. on trial Defendants attorneys. E C..
Dutton and g. II Macdonald.
Assignments for to-day.
United States IA Robert Whistler. BeTthold Cod
ding and Paul b FtlrmaSh.
United States vs.. Aonzo Harris.
United States vs.. Lee Swain.
United States vs. Charles Seahsight.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET
Regular call. u O'Clock noon.

! Regular call y o'clock noon.
! Capital Traction IS, 500 at Iloiz.
Washington Railway and Electric 4s s. ,000 al so&
/ s. goo at S0A. 1000 at SOS
Washington Railway and Electric oommCn, 60 at
N 30 at s.
Washington Railway and electric preferred. 30 at
s05. 30 at s0iA. 10 az s0a al s0h 10 at Soia at
SJ5. 8 at SOS . at SA 10 al SA 10 at SgA. 50 at
805s
8Iergenihaler. 10 at 1854. at 1854 10 at ls34.
10 at l93, at 1854.
After call-Mergenthaler At l8.
Following the closing quotations yesterday S
/ stock exchange:
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New York.
New Orleans

When you have lost or found anything,
telephone an advertisement to The Wash
ington Herald and bill will be sent you at
! cent a word
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Criminal Conrt No. /.

JbsAlLE cAAFfbhy
United States vs. Frederick A Hyde John A.
Benson. Henry p Dimond and J0ost II. Schneider,
violation section $40 Revised Statutes o the United
States on tTal Defendant attorneys. A. 5.
Worthington. A. a. Biruey. J. G. Campbell. and
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by E F. Hutton Co.
members New York stock Exchange G. Bowie Chip
man, manager, 1891 street northwest
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MONEY AT 5 PER CENT
LOANED on D. c. REAL ESTATE
HEISKELL & McLERAN,
1893 II sTREEE
SIC F STREET NORTHWEST.

MANAGER OF EsTATES-LAWYER. WITH
some real estate experience. wishes ito manage
apartment house Office building and few otheE
propsrtiss Address BOX 81 Herald ofice.
ap26-3t
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THE WASHINGTON HERALD hai
the largest morning circulation IN
the District of Columbia. Remem'
Der The Herald when placing lega
adVertfaeme
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Circuit Court No. 1.

JUSTICE WRIGHT.
No. f729s. Herrell & Bro. vs. Kelly et al; order
striking case from The calendar Attorneys T.
S Alaloney. Douglas. Baker & sheuiIl-E. a. Jones
and Leo Simmons.
No. 1890 Glidden vs. Miller on trial. Attorneys.
Berry q Minor and II. B. RoWland-Le0n Tobrner.
Assignments for to-day
No. 17 Morgan vs. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company Attorneys F. D. Blsckstone-Hsmilton.
Colbert. Yerkes & Hamilton.
No. 46l. United States 10 use Of Garter and
Clarke vs.. United States Fidelity and Guaranty
Company. Attorneys. Hamilton, Colbert. YeFkes *
Hamilton-M Il Beach
No. &l Nash vs. District Of Columbia At
t0Tneys C. W. Clagett-E. II. Thomas.
No. 800. Montrose Lumber Company vs.. Heaton.
AttoTneys. Ralston & Siddons and d. W Nhsstley
e S. Duvan j.
No i67. Hall Us Capital Traction Company. At
toueys. Leon Tobriner-R R. Perry & Son.
No. 429. Williams vs.. Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad Company ct al Attorneys.
A S. Worthmgton-Herb z Mloou, Hamilton,
Colbert Yerkes Hamilton. and MeKenney +
Flannery
No 49, Barnes vs.. Slater ct al Attorneys.
Turner d siitcheil-G. T. Williams.
Circuit Court NO. =.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No 5000. Harper vs.. CLARK et a. judgment By
default Attorney. Malcolm Hufty.
40. 4SSS. McFsrans Bond Judgment on YER
diet Attorneys, C. T. Emis-B- F. Leighton
20. 475. MstunsB et al vs. Flanneu; iudg-
ment on verdict. Attorneys ". F. AiattingT and
l.. c. Williamson-Hayd johnson.
No 1914. Bayiiss vs., Wright Judgment yer
dict Attorneys. H. B. Moul0n-E. Il. Thomas.
No i6E-Jsckson IS. Batg5cn. on trial At
torneys Wolf s Rosenberg-I. J. Darlington.
No s755s Potomac Dredging Company vs.. Colum-
his Sand Dredging Company. jury excused until
April g Attorneys, Hamilton, Colbert, Yerkes q
Hamilton--AIcCsmmon & Hayden and S. d Brad.
leg.
No 8705s Kaufman vs.. Dobbin: verdict for plain
tif. Attorneys. NJ. D. Rosenberg and d. ".
Baker-LeO Simmons
No 5000 Hgman vs. Dobbins; same Attorneys
same.
No FO5s Rosenthal vs.. Same; same Attorneys
same.
No i6Si5 johnson Bros. Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company stricken from calendar Attorneys.
Worthington. Heald & Fniley-HaEilton. Colbert
NeTkes & Hamilton
Assignments f0r to-day.
No Sd Crowley. administrator s. Randall st
al Attorneys. l. j. Mather-C L. Fraiey
No. 53l. Ten Eck vs. Andrews. Attorneys. J. J.
Darington-McKenney d FlanneTy
No S2 Msher vs. Rackey q al. Attorneys. D.
w. o ODonoghue--J. J. Waters
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

-Ex dividend.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22

"A glimpse of Robert Kitchens and
 home Is given in the current issue | tho Bookman, tho London publicat of that name. "A rather troublcso l Illness must have affected his nory for, on his recovery. he found the ci less noise and hurry and excitement l the great city intolerable; 1t unsctt him, chafed him to an uneasy restle ness; he could not work in it satlsf torily. and went abroad to look for seclusion and quietness that had come necessary to him. TO this dayl Is very much of a dwellcr in hotels, he has made himself quite at home Sicily, where he has his own set
 rooms ill the Hotel Timeo at TaI nina, and a charming hillside gard and waking of mornings ho can Id from his window as he lies abed al and, i'll place of the grimy roofs chimneys of the London he can not | in. see the summit of Etna far off W a slow plume of white smoke trail from it against the clear blue of
 sky And living so happily alooG fl the haunts of commerce, he knows 1 tie moro of what stir his books m than some visiting friend nav chd to tell him."< Hero is an account
 the origin of "trhe Garden of Ala "On one of seven visits to the des he had previously visited Trap monastery, and, drawn by the per- restfulness of the place, said how mI he wished he could stay there forI while. We take guests. remarked | lay brother who was showng\ round We should be glad to thI you if you do not mind living, very &i ply. So for three weeks Mir. HichI lived there plainly and frugally. sle ing in one of the small, bare cells; CT, he went out into the desert with
 Arab poet who in the book he
 named Batouch for his guide. and they stood one evening gazing acrI the eternal sands toward the sunset chance phrase of Batouch's toucI him with Il first dim thought of q Garden of Allah.' This Is the garden oblivion, said Batouch In his us dreamy monotone Tn the desert
 forgets everything, even the desire ones soul Somehow his saying cal a vision of the secluded, prison-i monastery back into his hearers mi and with it came q fancy to bring
 of the mute tenants ont here into
 desert and in this garden of obllV let him forget his vows, his hol his Cod and be willing to lose his 5 for tlc love of q woman"
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BARRY GORDON.

BARRY GORnON By William Far
 quhar Payson Published by Me
 Cure X Co, Now York. S1t5, at
 ludd's
 In this Interesting story the hero is Barry Gordon whose father was a. chivalrous, flashing, brave general In the Confederate army and who In herited his estates from long iinc Of fine old types of Virginia ancestors most of whom, however, had some blots on their escutheons. Barry's father dies soon after the story opens from the effects of an injury received While out hunting his end hastened by his excessive passion for drink which he persisted in despite the ap- peals of his physician. Fl life long friend Barry comes upon the scene the hero of 8 great football match at his college fin which Inc carried off the honors after having been for time knocked out and lying stunned nn the field of glory, As he lay thus dazed his eyes rested as he rallied upon tho face of lovely girl whose eyes were regarding him with deepest pity and interest The girl was aftervsr1 to play q great part fin Earrv's life and the life of his brother Tom Barrv's besettlng sin in his inherited fondness for drink which nearly cost him the love of the beautiful girl and sent him an outcast and warderer into distant lands among Arabs and Hourie, and the books rrontispiece shows him ldIing his inc in dreamy rapturoUs contemplation of Mohammodan beauty while she plays wild. weird music There is plenty of real work and adventure for Barry in rescuiug his brother who, while in Morocco in the service of some great industrial cnrpnratlon 10 laken cantiNe by Afrlcan
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day, Page X Company Wil pup'ish "l'olloWlng the Color Line, by RAy Stannard Baker with twenty-four IT, hstratIons from photographs "Shakspere and His Forerunners,' by Sidney Ianier The Furniture of our Forofathers." by Esther Singleton; and "A Midsummer Nights Dream liberally Illustrated by Arthur Rack ham.
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Mohammedans and held for s hs ran som, meanwhile held iu dung on ane treated lIko a slave The story has the real hcart interest that renders it ab- sorblug and the book fig finely Illus tratcd and printed
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Doubleday, Page & Company an nounce the following books for publi. cation this month The Altar Stairs,
 by G.. R. Lancas ster; Desire by Una l., Siberrad studies in the American Race Problem" by Alfred Holt Stone; "fife'a Handicap" in the Pocket Edi- ton of liiplinE also "'rhe Gorgeous lsle,' by Gertrude Atherton, with il~ lstra tions and end papers by C. c, Phillips; stories of FIumor," edited by Thomas L. Massou; Good Stories' '' edited by Hamilton NJ. Mabie; "The Passer-by" by Prince Troublot5koy. with g froniispiece in color painted by Amelie Riyes, and "Christmas Day in the Morning. by Grace $. Rich mond h a day pr two also Double.
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AN ORIGINAL GENTLEMAN Ry Anne
 Warner author of Tue RoiuyepaiIou
 of Aunt Mary, susan Clogg and Her
 Friend Mir, l,athrop, ctc.Wilh froutiss
 piece by Alice Barber Stopnons Sl,d0.
 Published ny liiln Brown & Goa
 Boston
 The opening attraction Of ths yory charming collection of stories 'clls how having lost hls letter of credit. Dagobert, an American traNellng on the continent. read an advertisement for "sn original gentleman wanted, . and applied as directed to Mrs Car pentor Wcncrhot, llidcshcim Ger many. Tho unexpected adventures that ensued arc related by this versatile au- thor in her usual captivating manner,
 To this entertaining novelette,, which gives Mrs E7rcneh's new book It's title, have been added the best of her stories which have been printed in some of ths leading magazines, Tho creator ol | Aunt Mary and Susan Clegg" has a natural gift for story telling. aud some of her best work will he found in the present book
 l The stories arc characterized hy lhe droll. unprctcutious humor which ia inc authors stock iu trade and which has won for hor recognition and, no | doubt, riches one of tha best stories ' ia When Janet Came Marching Home" The kuacK uf making q story out Of little or nothing and yet mak- ing 1t good story Is well displayed in l the vitaiziuG of such a theme as is | handled in this bit of a story The volume Is full of tld bits of ncton oyel ' which the reader may spend an enjoy, able half hour Chicago Record-Her. aid
 Mise Annc Warmers flow of lively spirits appears uuqucnchablc Wher' | ever she turns her attention, 10 scntl 1 ment. or to satire, or to sheer farce there is always the same bubbIng dancing volubility of manner If th' reader is Just plain tired and out O sorts, there is a good tonic waiting foi him in "An original Gentlcman" Ie him browse about among tho score o' 30 of short stories that make mp thc book, and he win probably end by reading tho whole collection New York Tribune
 Miss Warmers most charming qual fly is the way in which she lets heI characters talk, the while rcveallnf themselves with apparent unconscious ness Shc can also, as several of these stories testify invent unique situations and bcwildering complications ont Q which it seems impossible that she car ever cxtricate her peopc-New Yorl Times
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CUArTERRoX, for 1909. Published b,
 Dana. Estes X Co.,, Boston. sL25 a

CuNrTEGRoN; for 1909. Published by
 Dana Estes X Co.,, Boston. Sl21; at
 Judd E.
 The world famous "Chatterbox for 1908 has made its appearance and is the equal of any of it's predecessors, all SO popular and welcome in tn- home circle. It is mo stretch of the imagination to say that millions of children have enjoyed "ChatterboN' and road it with eager interest and genuine affection, "Chatterbox" is ever good all through, This issue has six beautiful and expensive chromo Photographic illustrations, besides some 250 black and white illustrations and its AIS pages contain fascinating stor- ics by experienced writers and a big array of other Interesting natter Some of it's contents are as follows:
 "rhe Cruise of the kinGnsher, a ratting good story of tho experiences of two boys on cable ship, by II. Dc We're Staepoole, containing flfty-one | illustrations; "ln and out of School. - a story of schoolboy life in one of tho large public schools, with fifteen illus trations; Round the Camp Fire, a series of tales told around camp fire, l in different countries, with thirteen l Ilustrations "A Hundred Years Ago /" true tales of the year 1908; Animal Makeshifts," some true anecdotes of animal life with eight illustrations; "tnstead of the Sun" twelve illustra- tions; Doors, Locks and Keys, seven illustrations; ''Puzzlers for Wise | Heads, six illustrations; Pictures and Their Painters,' eight illustra- tions; together with about forty short stories. with thirty-hye illustrations, and anecdotes, natural history papers. poetry, and articles of general infor- nation too numerous to mention, The whole volume is characterized by careful editorship. Let every fairy l godmother. parent, uncle, aunt, pr school-master seeking to give 3. prize or present take 3 peep inside this vol un1e of ChatterbnK
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Tt Is one thing" says Gilbert K Chcsterton. in his new book, "Ortho- doxy," published by John Lane com. pany, New York--"to describe an in- terview with a gorgon or griffin. a creature who docs not exist. It is an other thing to discover that the rhin- occros does not exist, and then take pleasure in tho fact that he looks as if he didn't" The publishers If Ches- tertou's new book, Orthodoxy" re- port the fact that the first edition was exhausted ton days after publication and that they have gone to press with a second edition.
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It may not he generally known that it Is apparently much easier for Amer lean publishers to place American flc- ton for adults in England, than Amer ican fiction for the young. This being the case, Messrs. Henry Holt and Company feel that the fact that Mcssrs. George Bell & Sons of Lon don have taken an edition of The Adopting of Rosa Marie by Mrs. Car roll Watson Rankin, author of the well-lIkcd "Dandelion Cottage" Is distinct evidence of it's wide human appeal.
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THE ONE AND l. By Elizabeth Free
 mantle. Illustrated, sl.50. pubisu-
 cd by George w. Jacobs & Co., rhil9-
 delphia.
 An interesting and ldyllic tale, in which a practical and vet sentimental young English-Canadian girl tells her love story concerning 'the one whom at first she ls not wholly certain she loves but whose merits grow upon her as the story proceeds. In the end she finds she has a real hoart-hungcr for the one" The progress of tho young woman in love Is charmngly told in diaria form and special charm Is added. as the scene is laid in tho beautiful and romantic region in the far north known as the on Apclle Valley. and the reader fingers with rare pleasure as life and scenes in that region are unfoidcd and revealed, in delft touches. There is breeziness and whoesomoness pervadlng tho story which ripples along without fuss or feathers ar morall2lnE just a sweet unpretentious dealing With every day life and events in home and field and forest The girl. in mo- ments of introspection, hcsitatcs as she contemplates her coming sulrcn- der to the one" and wonders whether she had better take the finish step that will merge hor life With another's. Be fore she catches the "big. white love-" for her sturdy steady-Bolng, honest hearted English lover, she writes in | sclf-communion as follows: T have come 10 the conclusion that only an infatuation can make one content nay, even eagcr-to marry in com parative poverty. and thus couple with connubial bliss tho elevatIng companionship of saucepsns and po- tato pcclings"
 But Is is with an overpowering meaning that she finds her heart at last. II Is when "the one" lies help. less Tn battle for life during a long and critical illness that shc realizes l how much he has grown into her l heart---how much sho loves hm-how the thought that death might separate them seemed intoerahle and fright ful.
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Gsillard Hunts excellent biography of "John C. Calhonn,' which came out in the American Crisis series George w. Jacobs X Co.,, Philadel7 pnia), in the late summer, will be fol- lowed next month by d volume on 'Stonoval' Jackson by Henry Alexander White 7'hIs series, which is under the general editorial direc- ton of Dr. Ellis PaNson Oherholtzcr, portance. several additional volumes are in preparation, but the next in or der after the Jackson will be deyot- ed to John Brown" the work of w. F.. Burghardt
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How mc Sun Reaches Taft.

tNcW Nurk sum-
 Taft, despite the sinister origin his candidacy.
 Taft, despite his painful and alnt shameful, self subordlnation
 Taft, notwithstanding his repea pledge to carry out what are known tho Roosevelt policies
 Taft because the only alternative Bryan. at whose approach the gllf of 96 arise and shriek in concert tl warning.
 Taft. because when elected he can moro repeat and perpetuate Roos' than Rndsyolt could havo repeated perpeluated Mckinley
 'faf because tho very echoes Of loyal rrotestations laugh back at Whenever lie promises to take up roin ot scourgc Of God while Roose' is in tho Jungle The excellent I may swear and swear In good ia hut Ae can never swear himself into semblancn nf Hun.
 Taft because the election of Br will almost surely invite the ilnrned calamity of the return of Roosevelt active agitatlon-- not In the indefi future. after the country has partly covered from the first attack of but Immediately, that is, during next four years
 Taft. for himself forlhis known cl acter. his proven abilities, his it pugnable propensity to temperancC thought and rcctltude of doing.
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THE BACHELOR AND THE BABY

THE BACHELOR AND THE BABY.
 By Margaret Cameron author of The
 Cat and the Cauarv.' etc Published
 by Harper & Brothers, New York D
 cents, a Tldds
 A capital short story hrimmlng with fun throUEhout The authors merry little farce stories that have appeared from time to time in Harper's maga 2lnes have assured her q host Of eager readers and this happy little skit Is one of thcm The bachelor. a fine fellow of collego education, who has won financial success in his homo town in California comes back east to visit an old chUm in New York, a prosperous specialist doctor. who runs sanitsrium or hospital Ho receives a tolepnone message from a lady