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The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
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CINCINNATI, HAMILTON & DAYTON RAILWAY COMPANY
First and Refunding Mortgage 4q6 Gold Bonds,
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green. S5ael5, white sos'. .5"pol.,l ftt ~
,lI,5iet,rs s.,iforui.. 5rum ssaSlo. Aisle. Ne'y
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Bermuda. rl2te. I5casl -: fAuiSiiLa = uih-
ii s ;a.i. 70 SsAiiioEs. csra'ins
crate saSl I'D Esltlm.l. has.st -, eIhiA@
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- -Iraa NArl De- g4--- Tod urg bee elukl -
HOIHoI ~ PRODl A. ,lusaroonia plenty
iur sales ato.- glgLaflous rt tl. -.t1 Beet
f.nr nrm. tucuu hels 500 1snt .4Qlir Hn1 STEADY.
harb ICES pi.ntr ana hratr roalat1es scarce
fff ren.faI.r torr EIE1 fof~. foE sfrIgi
Ci.,I-MsfR- dozen 81 .5as-. boz. ss4f6
l.tsTTi-Cr sffag saas2 - IlNr dozen
i-..lhf. -5esa. EIeffnoOMS fb. .0qa0.
rtBieHrF De- iuarats sctg9 RHLHAFB
l.1eA small bcn.her. IS long ls-aH4 JOB
rfnrhts 81 s1e So e" roAh lpEr n lte-s-
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EXPORTS or MERCHANDISE.

wk end Mar. "a SO sds SOS slS6soCso ST. 50 go
since Jan -. 20. Sos 20 fescsss7s tss-sases
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OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. March 15-CATTLE-Recetp
I, 900. strong: steers. s. SOaS s. 30: COWS. S4n
50, hCifers. s4n 50 e53 bulls. 81 80 q 50 10
calves. s. 3 $40. stockeTs snd feeders. 81 40 q
So HOGS Receipts. $4,000. generally Sc
higher. choicc heavy. SIlUSli 0S butchers-
$40 p0qSit. light mixed. SO 1Om SiO sO.
choice light. so so "a SO 90; PaekiRs. $40 $50
SO oJ pigs. $40 - q SIT; hulk % sales $40 81
3 SO % SHEEP-Recsipts. 10000; FG115c
higher; cheer sIpss rs lambs. g. 80 q $40.
Kansas City. March IS--C ATTI.E Re- f,ts
) u0o tncludinS 800 Southcrns. atSadv a.
strong choice expert and dressed beef steer,
S6as1 %. stockere ana feeders. So s50 90 50.
southern. g. IS 0ST Is: Southern covs a. s6e
IS 10 native. 81 Is ~ 35i heifers. "a T5rs'
bulls, 50 esq S. 50. calves IS 50ds0 HOGs-
Receipts. lloo0. ice higher 200. $40 TO-, .
bulk $40 So. $40 90. hssvy. $40 40 ssl0 20
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eauufs. both Virginia and Spanish Imports
showing some increase, hut trade an domestic
lias uof been seriously intsrfered with. Pea
nuts. Virginia hand picked. Jumbo. n. 9isn
1i-.. fancy. 50 d5ac. extra 4basfc shsued
Jumbo. 1isHPe. 30 T. Get0Tc. No - 4U5c.
psnish SHIELDED. No !. I-tasc. No .. 6izd6fsr.
HONEY The season practically wound Hp
Tor clover, both comb and extracted. California.
extracted. as 10 color. o.. 1itnsiacs Southern.
gallon. CaQ15c.
BEESWAN-Suppiies very scarce. especially
Or c9neatlc, auo markst very hrn ~ Ht43lc per
IT,. foreign Jobs CIT largely az @an@3 &C.
MAllE StGiNk-Some new sugar arriving.
buf 20 buFin as yet. old sugar nominal "a
aninr ~. SlRUP weak az 10g15c gallon
0lANtAfs--N ortlsfru ana Eastern. H. 81 ~
81 -. southern and Southue=te So .50S6 80
lGKs AND AkfNs--No further changes ia
VIi-.s offered by New York raw fur dealers.
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packers and butchers. $40 4O0S1O Tsis: light.
SIC - $40 81, pigs. s. so q 81 90 SHEEP
Receipts, $500; Colorado lambs. 81 So. lambs.
81 I3HSs %; yearllnss, 81 q 50. wethers. 81 25
500 So so.
Cincinnati. March 15.-CATTIE-Receipts
tO2 steady. fair % good shippers. So son
81 SO; common. sos IS HOCiS-Rcceipts.
el4: quiet; Sc higher. butchers and shippers
$50 900 sils common. s. Is q 50 81. SHEEP
Receipts. 90. strong. s. I5Ns0 So. lambs
active and strong. 81 e. 50 40
East Buffalo. March La NTTLE--F lrrus
prime steers. 81 IS q 81 90 vEAIS-Receipts
so. aetive and steady. $50 $40 So HOGS
Receipts. 500, active and Toe lower. heavy.
mixed and Workers. 81 tOQ sII u: pigs. sra
ST. 10. rouehs $40 IS SO so; dairiss. Sll
sii 10 SHEEP AND IAMBS--Receipts. 100s
active ana steady: unchanged-
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NORFOLK g. WESTERN RAIL WAY COMPANY

Stockholders Of the Norfolk Railway
Pursuant to authority given BY the co@panys o.hod.rs October H.
fsd stock ana Common stock ne PIsss Of s1sss a, ssF S" 10
inclusive. privilege
holdings OF the compsaS stock registered " books
The per
gold bonds aS'ra to be issued under the nss9ssEo dated December
Of which 57sooo have heretofore been issued They dated
Pdup shares Of the value % the comanys
are payable in gold weight
nav he required 10 nav or 10 retain theo under any present or future law
Of the United States Of any state County or ueDat therein They
es issued s as :, coupon t b S . a. 5000 s
The bonds
for redemption interest day after june 1s 1917 at S per cent % their
value and accrued interest For further particulars "a 70 the terms ard
copies Of which may Be obtained on application
~n s,b ss pc sssis =, Ap irs1 80 S sss
spOn Warrants" emitting the holder to subscribe hereinafter stated win
be issued only for amounts OF $1,000 or nuDes thereof
win be issued for fractions Of $1,000 these VIII not en the holder " sub
zhanseabls Subscription $1,000
warrants WIN Be mailed have permanent dividend
bankers others on powers Of attorney or other authority warrants win b
sent 70 such authorized parties for delivery the stschoasr unless
warrants not provided
On each SUBSCRIPTION Warrant
ID a form Of assignment
s'osshaaass his '''sn''
privilege suhsarp'n accorded holders Of su6saDso,
sssoussd upon sss warrants IN the prsssrbed form
on Fracio Warrant a form Q IS
No a Fractional
.u..ua forNTos
$1,000
win
Of payment 10 June a
IN
adjustme o be
subscribers
the Norfolk and Western Railway Com
0 he Guaranty TRUSTEE Company o.
the which
wholly privilege Of sookhoId
will Subscription Receipts
lin
forfeiture all rights subscription
previously paid
Of -
o
E. III. ALDEN
and
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HOPS-Iu LONDON tPacidc Coastl Is 5s0fG f0s.
REEF-I.Ntrt India mess strong. Hiss o.. POLK
Prime mess Western. ll5a hANlS--Short cut.
Us o. EACON-CumoeFand cut. ISs, short rib.
"a. clear bellies. 15s. long clear middiea. light
ass 81. heavy. 13g Ga short clear backs us
shoulders. square. G4s o. LAHD-Prius
Western tierces. Tts 81; American refined.
pals, as ca HEESE-Can0dian fines,
Prime city uomlnailv S3s TURpENTINE- -
enlrils. SIS 80 ROSIN-t'ommou steady. loo
Iisd PETEOI.EI' Al--Henncd Tad IN
sEED on. sos Cd COTrONSEED OFT
Iran renned. spot. sos TNLLOW-Austra-
Han On London. SOS Cd
London. March t5--RAW sugar -Cerrrif-
ugal 1as. uluscovado. 13s Ga BEET SUGAR
March. its Ga d CALCUTTA LINSEEp-
Aprtl-June. SIS 1iad. LtNSEEp OIL. als a.
sPERM OFT. f3e- FErROLEUAl--Au1e
refined. 0ttd. spirits. "a. TUHurNrINE E
spirits. as fiad ROSIN-Americsn s'rainet.
IOs o.. dne 1Ss ca
ceugirneg
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ITOtR aNn N-aE--E Jour duU feature
end r-Dus.. ur hanged Spring patents.
H'.r -.ra.l-is IS lTCea aes vim
laflltt saf >e lt spring clears. 81 tof
IS ezra - lr-s- e. fo4Sa. extra ID
rt. SO 81 f" haleaE rlrlilIts. So II
RAGS -e- h--t.aa'. tair ~ sooa 50 -
gE f-r - 5aasi rs CQRr-
CsL-tia cut. So BAG NEAL Firc
De- end .r-rr 81 ta4 sd -. -gl-Fr. 81 ,'E
~ fEkI--It rE-rrn Frrile t-tr So a"s
r-l r s-s a"E s-b. norr to Sse -aG
ft $50 una>.l Cfrr bran 50 r1
81 s.al. miadhng s-ceHe1 81 led
81 -'r So 70 bulbs 80 ~ sa-ts,
/. CoTIeN Nervous and itresa.4r. and liF
G Hr- contrasts ,nsnEei hsnds during
.-.l..s Later business was less actlre.
H.. fne fHnr VAS unsettled mi. wee rIif -s
ielfl rltl closing priQts showing q cousIl-
.fe-r IRON tlC .'H point .f tla Car
r 'fa1 nrf rattr lower fo points
natlf' nlNnc- nr- af al aatance
OIL rr fr.a uon high ground f0r
rHFfu.ul lral-r.e sclt prl0fs ~ tlr
fHa fhcn n rrDfninenr local broker cteHtl
New rf Ia.tr DrF C| rls Sew
far. 'f-ltrr f-oi- 500 r.. end f1.I10ri
bare n-fl f0o other blocks ~ l""g
aff.r which i. tiH ID tf- 1r another
fn rr reefn.- ro t.rorflrsIe 40 Errcnefh
U fr ilH rar. hHt if was
c-tr D.r..es -ref ~ must
-.tl in~ l. l6 power o. some 49,
--- f-E ilaIA-f f1-l QI to O. uet iCse q
r points t.t fle ftw Orleans bulls
--l-r- -l' irs enc fl.e recovery YES eseis'c a
c9rn 1f ile CLOSE vas ai lfPic Ter
D. end So. frr October Southern rpc-
irt.'s we've Pee '-Hfr o.. 'sr liel.r Local
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iro'eum STEADY ~ 9Oc Tor standard white. %
barrels. ~ New York
NONteNeEED DfTs-Ehowed consloefaole
frniress early. with light CneTirse and IN ne
afteiuoon sold on under liquidation on t-le nIeeh
in iaie. ana closed "a pea point a4Aetist Ae
. reiils decisive .ssh aerlsnd Nas Eill4tl an
while there have been sales TccCrtly ~ aocrf
lo.Oue hhss ~ butter oil for eXport the con
HunlutiNe demand Tor refined yellow cl las eetn
rather Els1npCiutinr. ana prices Gerlinod easily
when che suIporf Nos withdrawn. sales Tor the
Da. t,eoo hlls. Local contract prices
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Liverpool Nlarch 5.-WHEAT-spot dull
'utuVes easy; March s. Esd May. e I0Ed
DULY q t0Hd cORN-Spot quiet. new
American mixes. Northern, Sc aId. old
American mixed 50 shG futures steady.
March noMlnal. july. So "a PEAS-.Canadian.
- ca EtOtH-Wtnt-F rstsrts duIl. 32s 80
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ENPNRTS


- york March A. Ltfo
1p,r,v -v-ITraT-.Easitr ana closed ar
- ~ SO Liverpool cables were
~ s.r,pu6ufirg ard trc Glloqesn N.si4 =
r-F 80 .r"rrr. t1r weta ~
5.o b.,sb uhicl brought fff tofai ~ 20
~ - eqstrst - elo oao Trar aEn. hral-
-. .,eIbie showed an increase east on te
80 of get 0lo bush which Conrefea "a i'f
49, ,sf- scar nt @>e 0sD. while n.t.l. q
-. ,--reas.s sssl -, compared VITA Ga in-
r sftr M - niIn cash wheat flre
~, Ao rc- ourfr5 81 -1-e nonllnsl. ,.--
frrIssrir and nominal a. afcat. ~
---r r.uiutr enc 30 = na~1 winter. 81 -
,.-., p q . arrer -1T,N---Easiar closing IN
81 rr-I,rs ~ p rc .sr. influenced hV tie oe-
i. T. wheat eul liquidation an flc parf -
...,-f.re ho1- E.a.ttrrt, visible SHOW &C
...-a,ss G. 0 bush esainsi decrease
4 !, rs.- G. see -r. Csth u.arEcfs wee eGie-
= frfh f1e.rr. efecr1er lcrn here was
~ $40 sri 80 A. &C. bo-h elevator export
~ f-s-F 80 tea a. r. afcsf Oats
.s r-rh cr..er GRAIN sus mtEsI ac-fNe sell
15sss - -cf loss uf --- 6rs1s-er' 2
-, 'srrr.r showed en- Increase Ct Is $50
= ers.-st q Ce relse iasr .e-r C- lo2 coz
q as we've easr. rlte NAKED - ~ - -
- rcrtnai natural white. 2b to = e1
IA ia clrpst vri'e .t - a. NJ 81 -epl-
- srsssy. So western so--- nominal o p
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Free OF Taxes in the State of New York
$1O,OO0,OOO
New York Telephone Company
First and General Mortgage Gold Sinking
Fund AZ Per Bonds
Dated October /, 1909 Due November /, 1889
Interest IandNov I.


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Secretary and Assistant Treasures.
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SoNo0oO Bonds VIII be
peran
dviIbeg from Nly md frs
will be due Noymbr1
will from
u date inestwH lac-ueon bonds
a undIs
March 1910 before right being reserved to reject
m 0
70
balance bond
heo Ae o Q n
20 N
the Boa Of Directors ne maybe -four
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setting" The words were marked by
quiet smile of irony and a glance at
the room.
Richards glance followed his. The
bare pine floor with it's one strip OF
carpeting, the few rough chairs. the
kitchen stove at one end of the room,
and the bed, with its faded quilt, at
the other. No. there had been no
danger. Only the rows of books. piled
two and three deep on the shelves.
told that the occupant of the room
vas other than rough farmer. A
bowl of trailing partridge berries that
Richard had brought from the woods
yesterday stood on the western sill.
The setting sun fell across them and
they lightened the room, giving 1t a
touch of refinement. Otherwise it was
unchanged from Ehe room in which
Richard had received the Greek gram
mar six years ago.
Then 1t had been to him a plain,
rough room with a certain homely
comfort. Now 1t was the picturesque
setting of lonely life. The furniture
was rough; but the roughness had ar
tistic charm. Seth must have had,
consciously or unconsciously, an art
lists appreciation of the beautiful. As
Richard looked about the room, his
sense Of the pathos of the life that
was passing away here deepened to a
feeling of kinship and sympathy. The
long years of loneliness that were
drawing to close were his own.
1t was Seth who broke the silence
low and half-musingiy. You do well
to love her. Dick AMI she will be
worthy of it. But If she is not-you
must not stop loving. Love some.
thing-some oIe-any one. Never
stop loving-for your souls sake.
That was my mistake. One woman
refused to love me. shut myself off
from all love. That was my mistake.
Mistake?" he said slowly. Il wonder
IL there are such things? Well, 1t
spoiled my life. didn't know then
that the human heart must love-or
die. He that would save his life must
lose it-in loving"
The twilight settled down upon the
room. The old man did not speak
o6dih- iiN iay Will eyes
looking across the shining red berries
to the western sky
Richard sat quietly by his side. He
did not undress or lie down. He knew.
by subtle intuition, that guest
would come before the morning, and
he waited for his coming. But so gen.
tie was his step when he came across
the floor in the early dawn that Rich
ard only knew by a slight tremble Of
the thin fingers resting in his that he
had come and gone, bearing with him
an immortal soul.
Was 1t immortal? He stepped out
into the cold light of the early morn
ing. He turned to the east, where a
flush of red was touching the
i sky. "'He that would save his
hie must lose it--in loving" he re-
peated softly.
The Dolores star., 1910-01-07

June he found that he could let her
go with less dread than he had
thought possible. The time would not
De long. and with the increased free
dom that had come to him in money
affairs he could run east during the
vacation. II trouble came to her, or
harm, he could be with her in q few
hours. 1t was with light heart that
he saw her go.
He had accompanied her to the
train and provided her with all the
comforts for the journey that love
could suggest. Between the leaves OF
one of the books was tucked a letter.
He had not told her 1t was theie.
She would find it. The train began to
move. "Good-by," he said. hurriedly.
Il shall come to you IL you need me.
In any case | shall see you soon"
ITO be Continued)
The Dolores star., 1910-01-07
CHAPTER XVI.

Before Richard returned to Chicago
II was found that Seth's liking for him
had taken practical form. He had
made will giving to Richard all the
property of which he died possessed.
The fortune was not large, but
enough to pay his college debt, raise
the mortgage, and leave a comfortable
sum for his mother-enough. indeed.
to make her woman of importance
In the neighborhood.
She protested in a mild way when
Richard proposed to settle the money
on her. But he had grown too master
ful for her. In the end she enjoyed
the feeling of Importance that an as
sured income gave her. She refused
to accompany him to Chicago. 1t
was all "out west" to her and very
far away.
Derring found himself speeding to-
wards Chicago. wondering whether
tnis unexpected turn of fortune would
make marriage nearer for him. But
when they met he did not ask her.
They assumed the old easy relation as
II there had been no separation. Life
sped on with days too full of content
to ask promises from the future.
When the time Of parting came In
The Dolores star., 1910-01-07

club address. And had they not quar-
relied and broken their engagement
the evening before? So, ruthlessly
tossing the violets into the street, he
laid his folded handkerchief in the
bottom of the box and deposited the
kitten on the improvised cushion, aft
er having brushed the frozen parti-
cles from its furry coat.
The car he took was pretty well
filled. At the next crossing 1t stopped
for a passenger-a young lady muf-
fed in furs. Harding Strengthened with
a gasp. Edith herself!
Miss Loring was half way down the
aisle before she saw him. She stopped
involTatarily. and her head, too, went
back. But when she saw the box gin
gerly balanced on his knees a smile
broke about her lips, and her cheeks
grew pink.
Good evening, Mr. Harding" she
said with surprising cordiality. consid-
ering the manner of their parting.
The Dolores star., 1910-01-07

Assistant
By Francis A. Corey

Copyright by W. G. Chapman.)
guffaw went round the dinner
table as a waiter deposited an oblong
pasteboard box at Ralph Hardings
elbow.
Flowers" shifted Tom Carol
Fifth box this weekly actual
count. All for the same lucky dog,
that fascinating Mr.. Harding
Ralphs first angry impulse was to
toss the unwelcome Offering into the
fire. Why did his lady admirers per
sist in sending such truck to his club?
Rising deliberately, he got into his
overcoat and took the box ostenta-
tiously ,tider his arm.
Ohio! Somebody Particular
Carol chaffed.
The queen of Sheba." Harding
srowled.
AS he let himself out. gust Of Icy
wind, freighted with snow and sleet,
struck his face smartingly. Turning
up the fur collar OF his coat. he was
about to plunge into the storm when
something bumped against his feet.
Ten sharp claws were thrust into his
trousers leg, and there was a piteous
new.
The clinging atom was kitten, It's
fur coat crusted over with sleet.
Poor little beggar!" Harding said.
STOPPING to stroke the shivering crea-
ture. Hard lines-to be lost or turned
adrift on night like this"
The vagrant rubbed coaxingly
against the friendly hand with a'feeble
purr. Harding glanced about him.
The storm was increasing. The kit
ten, left to It's fate, would be dead be-
fore morning; and he had soft spot
In his heart.
The club cook hates cats-T can't
turn the beggar over to him." he NUT
tered. I've got to take him home
with me-"
His bachelor apartment was at the
other end of the city-it would be
necessary to take a car. And of course
he couldn't carry the bedraggled wait
openly in his arms.
He stood deliberating for a moment,
then suddenly remembered the paste
board box. The very thing! As he
tore off the wrappings hastily. famil-
lar fragrance arose. Violets-Edith
Loring's favorite flower. The discov.
cry made him hesitate. But Edith was
the last person to'send flowers to his
The Dolores star., 1910-01-07
To Raise Level Of Lake ErIe.

To Raise Level Of Lake Erie. .
1t Is understood that . majority Of
the Canadian and American co.nmis.
sioners Of the International water.
ways commission will recommend
that dam be built on the Niasara
river. opposite Buffalo and Fl. Erie.
for the purpose Of raising the level Of
Lake Erie. In the autumn Of every
year there Is fall Of about two feet
In the level Of the lake. This reduc.
ton Of available navigation depth ~
riously affects the shipping interests.
and with the increase In the size Of
vessels 1t is becoming q menace to
navigation. The estimated cost Of the
dam Is about $4,000, 900.
The Dolores star., 1910-01-07
Bird 0onoe.

Bird-song is discussed by DR.. B.
HOFFMAN, in new work with the for
midable German title Of "Kunst und
Voselgesahg in ihren wechselseitiRen
Beziehungen Won naturwissenschaft
lich-musikalischen Standpunkte beleu.
chtet." While the author shows that
the great majority Of singing birds
do not use the intervals Of our mu.
sical scale. he claims that q few 90.
casionally do 30. Dr. Hoffman, finds
rhythm in the song Of the quail, great
tit, wood-pigeon and song g-thrush.
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The Little coss.

A llama looks as innocent - ~
oficer man In the Salvation army.
He chews no tobacco. but he can spit
into q mans eye IL feet away and
never touch an eyelash. and oh. how Il
stinks and stings. Little boy. don't
tease the ifama.--New York Press.
The Dolores star., 1910-01-07

near, he even re5oiced that distance
could not mar the closeness Of love
The longing for her safety that stole
from his heart would. in another man
bave been q prayer
The Dolores star., 1910-01-07

To Keep from Catching Cold.
The best means Of preventing .
cold" are: Never sit in . room that
is not thoroughly ventilated, and
avoid especially any room occupied BY
a person suffering from cold"
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tn. way to H.ppInss,.

To look fearlessly upon iife: to %.
cept the laws Of nature. not with meek
resignation. but a. her sons. who dare
to search and question; to have peace
and confidence within our souls
these are the beliefs that make for
happiness.-Materlin
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ee CAREFUL

The woman Of the house where
you're invited to dinner may insist
that she has nothing in the house "ft
TO eat," but we wouldn't advise you
to criticise the heaviness Of her bread
or the sogginess Of her cake.-Los An
geles Express.
The Dolores star., 1910-01-07
Catching pIos with s.ryt.,

An old practice Of gypsies was 70
poison pigs and then eat the nesh
when thrown away BY the farmers.
This poison was carbonate of baryta,
and was safe. provided all parts that
were near the entrails were carefully
washed and soaked. Gypsies call u
"drab."
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DISADVANTAGES.

Don't you realize that you are
financially handicapped BY bad roads!"
"Of course we realize IT," answered
Farmer Corntossel. mo automobilist
dares travel fast enough to give u An
excuse for collectin' hne."
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Prscoeity.

He was telling the young woman
about his fine cows and called her at.
tention to q calf grazing not far away.
THAT calf is only six weeks old" he
said. Isn't he a beauty?"
only six weeks old!" questioned
the young lady in amusement. and
walking SO soon?'-Lifs.
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tifully cut. Richard held it in his
hand. surprised by its beauty.
How dared you keep anything SO
valuable here?"
There was no danger. No one
would look for brilliants in such q
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Literal.

What shall l write aboutT asked
the lazy reporter Of the busy editor.
Right about facet" snapped the adj
tor. And. taking him At bis word.
the reporter wrote an article ON the
care of the complexion.
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were violets. Ralph" she whispered.
Il thought you'd understand, when
you opened the box. that Twas sorry
for last highland wanted to bs
friends again." !,
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Gear the Largest landowner.
The czsr Of Russia, with s9.000, ,ooO,
acSes Is the biggest landowner IN Tie
world.
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unfortunats Emulatlon.

Unfortunate Emulation.
A North Carolinan recently eloped
with three women on the same train.
And 1t seems that events will persist
In showing that Solomon lived for
nothing-Salt Lake Tribune.
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eadl

1t always worries an absent-minded
man to think he can't remember what
1t was he was going to worry about
New York Times.
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Not Long to Ds Cast Down.
A brave mans spirit its. vigor sosa
regains.-Homer.