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That is a nasty way the Rochester
Democrat puts it; Mr.. Dix gave his
reluctant consent, and so they shot him
on the spot.
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4 new autumn dress for the ladies Is
styled The Early Christian" II is
probably draped so tight it makes mar
tyrs OF its wearers.
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And after taking all the trouble to go
and live there, New York holds lhat
Reno divorces do not count.
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Most Of them. it seems. were going to
vote for Lorimer, anyway. What waste
of money!
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Nevada may really become, in time. an
Ideal place for residence. 1t has a new
law which prohibits bridge whist.
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A Pullman porter in California has
been arrested for taking $4,000 from a
passenger. The only defense he needs is
that IL was a tip.
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Pink beans are the latest things grown
in Texas. The thrifty Texans use EN-
for poker chips
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Among the latest articles TO go Up in
price are straw and bran. Look out now
for a boost In the price OF breakfast
foods
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The worst Of It is that when they get
off on a legal technicality they go about
Dragging about vindicatlon.
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TIE chairman OF the Finney County
tKans) Republican committee is named
Omar Dametz. When the returns come
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Mr.. Andrew Carnegie has got TO give
II away faster than he has done recently
II he is not 70 die "disgraced."
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Those explorers failed to find any
records buried on Mount Ararat. Just
ike Mount Mckinley
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An Omaha girl routed a burglar With
a mopstick. Thrice is she armed who
hath her quarrel Just.
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IN, there will be fine chance for had
line, 'Dametz Sighs.''
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Perhaps II Mr.. W. K. Vanderbilt had
10 drive a car in that race, ne might see
that the rules were revised.
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one bit OF uneomforting political phi
losophy Is that you cannot reduce high
prices by trying TO talk the tariff to
death.
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Well, at least the lingering OF the warm
weather gives us all a laugh on the
plumber.
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The King OF Portugal, it seems, neg
llected to ask Theodore's advice.
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To our friends in Dixie: Brace your
selves! The colonel is on the way.
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The recently appointed major OF the
Thirteenth Infantry Brigade, Capt.
Llwellyn Alberto Price-Davies, is the Of
fcer who won the Victoria Cross in the
South African war for his. exceptionally
daring charge against 400 Beers at Blood
River Poort His bravery was OF so IN
usual a kind that even in the official dis
patches giving an account of his ex-
plot some faint note Of astonishment
may be detected.
The Beers had overwhelmed the right
of a British column, and 400 of them gal
loped around the flank to seize the guns.
shouting to the gunners TO surrender, the
gunners in the meantime occupying them
selves in trying to render the guns use
less to their captors. II was then that
Capt. Price-Davies, of the Kings Royal
Rife Corps, created a diversion by draw
ing his revolver and charging the enemy.
He fred at them in a most gallant and
desperate attempt TO save the guns. but
was almost Immediately hit and knocked
off his horse, escaping by miracle from
being mortally wounded though he had
ridden to what seemed certain death.
This won for him the Victoria Cross,
but he had been noted in dispatches pre-
viously and had received the D. S. o.
distinguished Service ORDER for his con-
duct at Willow Grange, near Estcourt.
when he dismounted under heavy fire
to disentangle the reins of a masterless
horse and TO assist one of his own men
who had lost his mount
The new brigade major is the young
est son OF the late Lewis Richard Price,
of Warrington Hall. Shropshire, and by
royal license adopted the additional name
of Davies, of his maternal ancestors.
and a family which has furnished many
distinguished soldiers to Britain.
FLANEUR.
(c0p. right. 1910 By Mcclure Newspaper syndcats.)
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IF the press dispatches with regard
10 the revolution in Portugal are 10 be
relied upon. and the King has been
taken of by an English man-of-war. and
is now in safety in England. and II the
powers have not interfered before this
to keep Manuel on the throne" said
William Armstrong, Of England. who
is at the Arlington, 1T may safely be
taken for granted that the sisterhood
of republics will receive an addition in
the republic OF Portugal
1T would be a most risky thing for
any nation, in the face Of the success OF
the republican arms, to make an at
tempt to replace Manuel on the throne:
it would merely mean that the next time
he would not be given an opportunity
10 leave his country with his life. but
would fall a victim TO the designs OF the
revclutionaries. If England should at
tempt 10 carry out her obligations 10
King Manuel and try to keep him on
the throne, it would be one OF the worst
blunders English diplomacy has commit
ted in the history OF its existence. It is
understood that Portugal favored Eng
land during the Boer war by granting
special concessions TO the English troops
20 cross through Portuguese territory 10
the frontier OF the TransyaaL For this
concession and others, England is sup
posed TO have bound itself TO support
the King of Portugal in just such a case
as happened few days ago when he was
bounced from his hrone ana country
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Two prominent women IN town are
Miss Helen Gould and Mrs. Darlington
Booth, Of London. both OF whom are al
the New Willard. and are attending the
Prison Congress.
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BUILAR & FIELD. Sd and Indiana ave
CONCORD PHARMACY, J. 4. Woodtord'
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CHARLES c. HORNUNG. CHRISTIAN
Pharmacy, Sw. cor. an and NJ s's'
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SIMPSONS PHARMACY. cor. TN 81
and r. ]. ave and II ST.
JOHNSTON'S PHARMACY, 1921 n. ]. av.
+. F. WELLER'S PHARMACY, 1914 NJ
ATKINSONS PHARMACY, nth and e.
ASTORIA PHARMACY, Cd and c SITS.
kENESAW PHARMACY, Mount FleaS-
ant and irving SIS
McNULTH'S CIGAR STORE, ld55 l4Ih 81
TAYIOE'S PHARMACY, 9th and l. SIS
DAVIS PHARMACY, 9th ana SITS;
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DAY e. CO.'S PHARMACY. 5th and G.
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G. L. KRAUSE 9Th and X SITS.
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McCHESNEY & JOACHIM. ID aud
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MACY, Sth and East Capitol SITS
ELUMER'S IIlARMACY, \. Capltol anu
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Not Appreciated.
e Il Grange Reporter.

From the L. Grange Reporter.
we have long since arrived at the con
clusion that newspapers are not app1e-
elated for anything like what they are
worth. This is especially true OF eoun-
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ufnns could De written without oVerstat-
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town and county. and yet very few Of US
rive fbe matter sufficient serious thought
70 recognize this fact 1t would be hard
10 estimate the value Of the influence Of
a newspaper which strives 10 exist main
~ for The good it can do its readers. We
believe thar we can boldly say that such
has been the high ideal Of the Reporter
FOR more than half a century. and yet il
continues TO have 10 beg for its daily
bread Did you ever think If this, dear
reader? If not. do so and tell Us why.
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Probate Court Of the District q Columbia letters
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Of the District Of Columbia, deceascd al Der
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warned 20 exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof. legally authenticated 10 the Subscriber on
or before the 18th DAY OF DECEMBER A. ID.
1911 otherwise they may b. Law b. excluded from
an benefit q said estate Given under ms hand
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TANNER. Register of wills for the District Of
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Frun Tit-Bits-
7 was standing out in front one
night" said q theatrical manager, when
a ragged little urchin came along with "a
DOG under his arm. The dog was a yell
low cur Of the mangiest variety I had
ever seen.
Are you the manager Of TIE show
asked the boy.
4 told him I was.
Well remarked the lad I want 10
SEQ the show, but 1 hain't got no money
I'll tell YOU what I'll do; I'll give you
this dog If you'll let me in
Il looked al the boy ana then AZ the
dog and my heart melted. You can go
in l said. but never mind about giving
me the dog, take II along with you
The lad went in, with the yellow cur
under his arm. After the performance [
was standing in front and happened 10
see the urchin come out
Wen. sonny. ] remarked, how did
you like the show?
on. pretty well, he said, but I'm
awfully glad I didn't give you the dog. %
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Prom the Philadelphia Evening Tmes
Francis Green. an educator Of more
than local prominence, was the bright
particular speaking star addressing the
St. Andrews Society. He told anecdotes
which were new and clever so fast that
the diners were almost bewlldered. When
he had spoken some time he remarked;
Il am sure you are getting tired and
do not appreciate me. but would II j left.
II reminds me Of the story Of the ardent
lover, who early in the evening asked his
sweetheart if she would appreciate hin
il he left He was told she certainty
would. He asked it several times, and
finally about / O'Clock. dropping grace
fully on one knee, exclaimed;
Dearest. would You really appreciate
me if / should go now"
oh. I can't tell II you don't go was
the sad bat true response
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NORFOLK & WESTERN RWY.
SCHEDULE n EFFECr OCT. . 1919.

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SIS ?. m.-Daib-BerryViue L'Iray Shenandoah
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Washington and the Password.

From the Cleveland Leader.
NumberIess are the stories told OF
George Washington. Upon one occasion,
while the American army was in camp.
Washington heard that the coIored sen
tries were not altogether reliable He
determined to test the matter for him
self. One night, therefore. when the
password was Cambridge" the general
went out and walked up to a colored
sentry
Who goes there?" cried the sentinel.
"a friend" was the reply.
Advance. friend, and give the counter
sign"
'Roxburgh," said Washington.
NO sah," replied the soldier
''Medford," said Washington.
mo. sah,'' was the Response.
Charleston" said Washington.
The sentry lost his patience. II tell
you, Massa Washington" he said en-
phatically, mo man go by here without
he say Cambridge
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Only Once.
Kansas City Journal.

From the Kansas City Journal
The fool must be answered according
to his folly.
How often does your road kill man.
asked a facetious travelling salesman Of
a Central Branch conductor the other
day
Just once" replied the conductor.
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DisIiI1es such philanthropy.

Prom the Chicago Record Herald.
why are you sobbing. my little man.
MY pas a millionaire philanthrJpist.' -
We'll, well! That's nothing to cry
about. is it?"
1T amt amt IL? He's Just promised
to give me S. to spend for Christmas pro-
vided I raise similar amount"
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MALE & FEMALE HELP WANTED

PUSH OR "PULL"-THE DOOR OF
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Not the only one.

From the Chicago News.
Mrs. Neighbors-They tell me your son
is in the college football eleven.
Mrs. Maiaprop-Yes, indeed
Mrs. Neighbors-Do you know what po-
sition he plays?-
Mrs. MaIaprop sure. but shink
hes one OF the drawbacks.
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Pom the Fhegende Blaetter.
Pastor Cfrom the pulpit)-The collection
which We took up to-day is for the saw
ages of Africa. The trousers buttons
which some of the brethren have dropped
into the plate are consequently useless
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

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conducted with economical consideration
for borrowers. VIM. II. SAUNDERS
CO., 1407 + ST. NV 5Stfs
MONEY TO LOAN ON d. C. REAL,
estate-Lowest rates of interest. Pay
ments on principal in amounts OF 500 or
more received at any interest period
THE +. H SMITH CO. Bond Building,
l40S n. Y. ave. H-tf
MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED
city real estate AT lowest current rates
OF interest; special privileges with respect
to pricr payments. TYLER & RUTHER-
FORD. Inc 80 18th ST. NV. e3-tfs