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Arizona republican., 1912-05-20
Special Notices

AWNINGS - Porch curtains. any thing in canvas. Phoenix Tent X Awning Co, 130 F, Monroe. Both Phones All. If MISS B. KAHAN-Masseuse En- agreements made by phone. Phone 2194 dm WANTED - Everybody to know where to get rag carpet and rugs WOW en, don't all come at once. first com CTS first served, Ii mile west of South Ave on Gilbert St. Call Red S1S2.
 Js w. H. EMMONS M. D. OPTICAL PARLORS. 368 N. Ave. Over. S1S6
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Auctions

SWELLING x SONS

SMELLING & SONS
 PUBLIC AUCTION MARKET SALE EVERY SAT. o'clock n. m.
 Me gst the high dollar for horses. wHIes, cows. chickens wagons, har- mess. hugetee. furniture We are LIVE STOCK Auct.oneers and Public saI--men Cor Monroe and First Sts. Phone l21o overland. If let it be known both far and near That I'm a hustling auctioneer. if you wish recommend
 sale 0r two of mine attend
 III cry your sale and cry 1t right pa if too, with all my might
 l know youH be pleased with how
 things went
 My terms are strictly five per cent.
 on aIl farm sales I represent.
 C. .. McMurtry Auctioneer. If
 AUCTION SALE Thursday May 9. 1gl4 Eight miles south and half mile east of Tempe in the pr. Norton ranch. Commencing at 10:30 sharp I will sell at public auction to the highest bi,ljer 10 head of cattle, g head of fine dairy cows. fresh and coming fresh. Durham and U5}stcine, 15 2-Eear-o1d heiters, 2 EearInas steers. l Holstcin bull, 10 head calves : head of Eorses, head work and brood mares, l pair work horses. saddle horse and saddle Farming implements. 3 14-inch walking blows, l drag. 1 harrow. 9 sets of double work harness other .hings not mentioned Free lunch at noon. Terms given. J NJ. Brooks, owner. (. O. Me M9rtry Auctioneer. dg
 PHOFNIX AUCTION HOUSE - Sales every Saturday at l D. m. Farm and live stock sales q spc- ci1lty, and We get the high cas1 prices. W. ". Hutchison W. H Patrick. clerk 327 W. Washington Overland 1893 If
 AUCTION SALE-Wednes.fa May 22ud-c0mmencing at 1:30 F. NJ. mile south. half mile east of East Lake park 25 cattle, II fine dairy cows. balance two-year-oId heifers. Two pair work and driving horses, six months time given. C. Q. McMurtry, Auctioneer. J. ". Williams. Owner. dd
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FOR SALE.

A dandy rooming house close in, 12 rooms new furniture very cheap. Ex- elusive sale for q few days See Me Cabe or Werner, 130 N. Center St. If
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For Sale-Houses
OWN YOUR HOME

OWN 1OIR HUME $200.00 cash will give you one of the best residences in Phoenix. The best locality in city; large Groom brick house with cement cellar: large lot, $200.00 cash, balance like rent FRED JACOBS
 BASEMENT PHOENIX NATL BANK
 dS
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For Sale-Real Estate REAL. ESTATE
 LOANS

REAL ESTATE
 LOANS
 INSURANCE
 SEE BOON ABOUT IT 1211s NORTH FIRST AVENUE If DO YOU WANT TO MAKE, $70O.0O If SD sec us quick party leaving town must sacrifice &I100.00 equity in swell suburban property $4oo will take this. Aro you same?
 WE HAVE &400000 equity in 40 acres alfalfa ranch. 312 miles north win trade for modern house close in TWO ACRES for a short time $5Oo o0 acres $65oOO, easy terms. 20 acres all in grain, easy terms. Houses and lots galore all descriptions easy payment plan.
 ENGLAND & WHITTON
 21-29 EAST WASHINGTON. If
 GALPIN &s HART. REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE,
 LOANS
 10 \. SECOND AVE. tf
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FOR SALE OR RENT-New house, fine location. 16 South Twelfth ave- nue. 6-k
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For Rent Housekeeping
 Rooms
For Rent-Miscellaneous

STORE ROOM-Two living rooms attached. new building on Glendale car line in Glendale. Suitable for iCc cream
 parIor and notions. See s. H. Mitchell, Phoenix Railway Go. dg
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DON'T MAKE A SMEAR-Pete Will liamson will paint, tint Or paper your house, work guaranteed, prices right. B E. Adams, Over. 657; Con. Re6 3771. If
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FOR SALE OR RENT-By owner: In Los Olives. one and one-half story bungalow facing east, on Indian School car line; $ large rooms and bath; ample porches. large basement; downstairs finished in quartered oak; lot 85X300, with 2 acres of pasture adjoining. Dr. John 4. Lentz, corner First Ave. and Adams. if
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Rooms and Board
1o- 1a N. CENTER

FURNISHED ROOM-With board, private family, No 735 East Polk street No sick taken. db
 THE IVON-Cool pleasant rooms. best of board. Cor. Mckinley and 9th Ave
 McNULTY RANCH-Health resort open under new management PhoI Overland, Ranch FPS,
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A BRICK BUNGALOW-Modern, all built in conveniences, mission finish, lot 50X150, fine old shade, shed, chicken yard, gard ii, etc. Must he sold in the next 10 days and the pr.ce for a quick
 sale is only $2650.00 $500 cash will handle this. We also have a 4-room brick. with bath etc. Northeast. at $lS50, $l00 cash, bal terms. THOM- SON-McCANDLISS co. Tel l010, II F. Adams St. If
 BY OWNER-Going east, modern bungalow, 6 rooms, hal. bath, gas range, cement walks, trees. Low price. tal lflI North First St. 6bl
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SAFETY RAZOR blades sharpened 35c dozen. A. L. Boehmers Drug Store If
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Wanted-To Purchase

WANTED TO BUY-Second hand 5- passenger automobile 1912 model Must be in good repair and cheap. Answer Box 610 care Republican giving price, make. where seen. ds
 WANTED-To buy a first class mining property. Rex w. Dunlap G., assayers. If
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For Sale-Miscellaneous


 FOR SALE-3 number seven Rem ington typewriters, splendid condition 20, 25 and 90 dollars. Also stock of 2nd hand Monarch and L. C. smith make. W. D. O'Ncil. basement Good rich bldg db
 FOR SALE-Pierce Arrow 7-pas- senger touring car fully equipped, per feet condition, will consider town lots Thos. McGinnis, Center St and Cul- yer If FOR SALE-Four good cows and three calves, q bargain. cable derrick two good horses. Phone Overland 68.
 db FOR SALE-Famous Wicks patent refrigerators tile and opal interior and exterior See samples Brunswick Bake Collender CO, 8 ". Jefferson St. u FOR SALE-Several large lawn benches. Bargains in ? ice cream reezers and bicycles. Phoenix Fur Co. Third Ave. and Wash. St. If FOR SALE-Cook store very cheap. 373 North Second Ave. If AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE-Five- passenger Chalmers touring car in good condition. Gordon Tweed. Tel. Overland 2386 Box 1106. If NOTICE-Don't forget the Brown Boys when your wheel needs repair ing. We have what you want when you are in need Pioneer Cycle Co, 132 North First Ave. If FOR SALE-Balance of 5 STAN DARD guaranteed tubs for sale at 1 $16O0 each. GEO. HAGEMAN co. If FOR SALE-Flying Merkel motor 1 cycles; many other good second hand cars Bicycle and motorcycle repair l ing. Supplies for both. PCT w. Wash l ington. If FOR SALE-Two second hand safes cheap. Phoenix Warehouse Co, Third i Ave. and Jackson. If l FIVE POINTS LIVERY-Claasy 1 turnouts, best saddle horses in city horses broke, bought and sold. Bur- ros for sale Babb and Phillips, 22O N. 7th Ave. Phone Overland 10f3
 tt We do printing-cards-le ter heads-envelopes-c etc, Arizona Republican. both phones. If FOR SALE-$375 plano for sale cheap apply 611 N Ave. ti HAY COVERS, made at home. close prices, Phoenix Tent and Awning Co, both phones 1411, 130 F. Mon roe. If FOR SALE-Good Tent House, F x Is, call 917 E. Mckinley. db FOR SALE-First class new piano, bargain. Address Box 78S city. db FOR SALE-1912 Brush runabout $40O0O Arizona Motor O., 237 and 239 West Washington street. db FOR SALE-Three No. Oliver itypewriters in good cOnditions cheap for cash. Phoenix Title and Trust Go. IS North 1st Ave dh
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Wanted Situations Female
Wanted To Rent

WANTED - Cnfurnished 5-room house. modern by June or July. One year reasonable. Address TAO F. Van Buren St. dn
 We do printng-cards-le heads enveiopes-Circulars etc. Arizona Republican If
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1SANtH INV E~I NJ ENT
 100 acres 10 miles from Phoenix S25-o0 per acre. all fenced.
 40 acres Glendale 25 in alfalfa. good fence. class \. Sao00 per acre for a few days.
 So acres Glendale $40 per acre. 12o acres scottsdaIe sGo0o
 160 acres ScottsdaIc 5000
 70 acres cleared and fenced.
 so acres miles east of Phoenix, Sl0ooo
 40 acres Buckeye road close in S125.00.
 16o acres Yuma road all in clean alfalfa $11o per acre few days only, ! or 10 acre tracts on Glendale car line close in.
 s25o per acre. one fifth down, one fifth per year
 FRED JACOBS BASEMENT PHOEEIX NAT. BANK FOR SALE-Watch Phoenix Grow. Phoenix is sure to be a city. star buys, three business lots on Jefferson St, $4200 l business lot on Wash ington St, Groom house $500 : acres block house close in $4800 All Of these buys are great money mak- CTS. NJ. II. Shelton, 215 West Wash ington St. If
 A SNAP.
 Twenty acres extra good ranch land 11a miles from Glendale at $I25 40 acres all in alfalfa, miles north of Phoenix at $175. 125 acres N. w of Phoenix for a few days only at $125.
 CITY LOTS.
 choice lot on Van Buren St on new car line for $456 l lot 50x200 on Pierce st. $750. lots on Roosevelt at $500 each. Call at 20 East Adams or Phone 38G. Arizona Auction & DeveI- opment Go. If IF YOU ARE LOOKING for resi- dence or a ranch we have lots of bar gains. give us a trial. Capitol City Real Estate & Loan Co, Ave. and w Washington. If
 FOR SALE-A dandy one acre chicken ranch on carline with soft water piped to it. This place can be made absolutely self supporting. price s50000 $25O0 cash. See us exclusive ly for this H. c. Thomas Real Estate 6, Inv. co. 4 West Adams St. If A BARGAIN-Four business lots o1 Mill avenue. One business block anI | two lots oh Fifth street Write box 203, Tempe, Ariz. If
 FOR SALE-One two, t'iree and five acre tracts on the car line. Close to i town. Win sell on easy terms Invest l q few dollars and secure one of these ! beautiful tracts. For a few days only 1 Western Insurance and Realty Com pany. IS West Washington St. Room i 5 Over the Hub Store. tt l BARGAINS in residences. Ranch ] hucipacc r1rOncrtv inn DrpVp6
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For Sale-Live Stock

FOR SALE-BrOOd sow and pigs. Herbert E. Atha Esperanza ranch. Sect. 34, 3N PIE. 6n
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SPECTACLES AND EYEGLASSES CORRECTLY FITTED. HARRY FRIEDMAN, OPTICIAN, 40 SOUTH CENTER STREET. If
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DOES TT PAY TO RENT A HOUSE? Get out your rent receipts for the past five years and add them
 up yourself-then investigate our plan; $7.50 per month, with : per cent interest on yearly balances pay for a thousand dollar home. We allow the loan to run about ten years, but you can pay it in full at any time, thereby stopping further inter- est The Capital Security Co.,, Ma tional Bank of Commerce Bldg, Nor folk, Va. It
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For Rent Furnished
 Houses

FOR RENT-Nice furnished house; $10 month. 1908 F. Adams St. db
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NORTH CENTRAL AVE. , ACRES EAST FRONT.
 CLOSE IN.

Groom, fruit elegant shade will trade for house in town or will take good automobile.
 SEE F. w. SHEDD Care GREENE & GRIFFIN co. ds
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Professional and Business
 Cards
Money to Loan
PHOENIX

$I200 TO LEND-On chattels $l0,- GOO to lend on ranch property, Evans T. l.. Adams St 1h
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Announcements

WE DO PRINTING-cards. letter heads, envelopes, circulars. etc. Ari- zona Republican. both phones If
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Wanted-Miscellaneous

WE DO PRINTING-Cards-letters letter heads, envelopes, circulars, etc, Arizona Republican. If
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For Sale-Lands

FOR SALE-$100oO O0-5 acres close to city 4-room house. fine well best water in the valley This is not far from school and can be subdivided
 in a short time. splendid location for chicken or berry ranch Rrght's Realty Co 2@7 w Monroe st If
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For Sale-Real Estate

RANCH INVESTMENT 100 acres 10 miles from Phoenix $25.o0 per acre. all fenced
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FOR SALE-3 number seven Rem ington typewriters, splendid condition 20, 25 and 90 dollars. Also stock of 2nd hand Monarch and l.. C. Smith make. W. D. O'Ncil. basement Good rich bldg. db
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-03-07

frst placing piece of paper under
the clapper OF the electric bell. His
calculations had been as close as they
were shrewd. and he knew that the
message which he had sent would
bring Lena Schmidt and her mother
posthaste to the Madison avenue
apartment in order that the marriage
might be completed before the oppor-
tunity could slip through their fin
gers. Talbot had seen the young won.
an on several occasions. Her blond,
Teutonic beauty which Jocelyn raved
over had seemed to him the transient
prettiness Of the dairymaid; that she
was coarse-minded and calculating he
knew; at all hazard he was resolved
to save his master from the fatal
error he contemplated, and he was
ready to 90 all lengths In order to
achieve his purpose. Talbot's English
blood was up" and once the phlegm
OF the British butler is aroused, little
short OF an earthquake or an ava
lanche can quiet 1t.
Talbot gained the hall and, opening
the door OF the vestibule. peered into
the street. He had fitted his calcula-
tions to events admirably. for there.
Just rounding the corner Of the block.
he perceived Lena Schmidt. accom-.
panied by an older woman, horrible
example Of her daughters physical
destiny, and both dressed In astonish-
ing finery. Talbot hastened back into
the apartment house, gained the head
OF the stairs and, standing there
heard the faint whirr of the electric
bell Against the paper under the clap.
per.
My Gawd, It's now or never" said
Talbot, gathering his masters frock
coat over his ample bosom. He went
back into the apartment.
Amy letter." sang out Lord Jocelyn
from within. I've set the table.
Come and see II it's right"
"One moment" Talbot responded.
Don't come out Of the kitchen
there's somebody coming up the
stairs; 1t may be tradesman."
"Righto" .Jocelyn answered. 81
shouldn't care to be seen In my shirt.
sleeves. Talbot. you were right about
the grease; the butter fell down over
my trousers"
"Hindeed?" said Talbot, his heart
beating as he heard the heavy foot
falls of his visitors upon the stairs.
He heard Jocelyn stamping around In
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WIFE ROSE TO THE OCCASION
Man Could Meet Misfortune With
Fortltude With Such q Help.
mate to Cheer Him.

I've got little tale to tell by way
OF showing how the right kind of q
woman meets trouble" said the trav.
cling man who was getting gray. ~
was there and saw 1t. SO know.
You see, / had worked a good
many years and had been successful
In business in my small town, 80 that
I saw holiday ahead. had been
telling my wife as Christmas ap-
preached that we would take q holi.
day and little trip. The little trip
that l had In mind was nothing less
than a tour Of the Mediterranean. l
had 1t all arranged to show her Christ.
mas morning our tickets for the tour
We were to start on Jan. 8 and were
to get home In April.
! had $4,000 In the bank, and for
a little town merchant I felt comfort.
able.
THE day before the time set for
buying the tickets was on my way
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the kitchen as he sought the articles
for the table; then two women turned
the corner Of the passage below and
started to ascend the flight. Talbot
closed the door softly.
Ping-gr-gr! went the electric bell
within. Talbot strobe to the door
and stood before tho visitors, to all
appearance heavy, prosperous Eng.
lishman. wearing the dignity acquired
by many years Of service In the fourth
Viscount Jocelyn's family.
rs Mr.. Jocelyn in?" inquired Mrs.
Schmidt sweetly.
Il believe Jocelyn is In. although II
isn't his afternoon off," answered Tai.
bot haughtily. Walk in please. 90
straight through, ladies'; you'll find
him In the kitchen"
I'm the Kitchen" echoed Lena, roll
Ing her ox.like blue eyes. What is
he doing there7"
II really cannot say. madam" re.
piled Talbot. HE doubtless knows
his own business better than do. He
Is probably washing my dishes"
Washing your dishes?" re.echoed
mamma. "And who are you. pray?''
II have the honor to be Hearl Tai.
bot" replied Talbot haughtily.
why Dickie didn't tell me he was
living with an earl!" exclaimed Lena
In nstonishment.
Really, madam. I am not respon'
sible for what my servants may or
may not choose to say" Talbot an
swered with hauteur. III you want
to 20 In, you may"
What answer the petrifled women
would have returned cannot be ascer'
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tained, for at that moment Jocelyn
hearing the voice of his betrothed
came Fastening out Of the kitchen, still
wearing his apron.
"Lena!" he cried ecstatically.
Young man." said Talbot pompous.
ly, you will please defer your love.
making until you get into the park
Go and make yourself decent and take
your friends away"
What does this mean?" screamed
Mrs. Schmidt. "Dlcky. who Is this
man."
1T would be more to the point II
you would tell me what this means,
madam" said Talbot. II am not in
the habit Of entertaining my valet's
visitors, and l do not encourage his
receiving females here"
I'VE amt females, we're ladies'
screamed Mrs. Schmidt.
Talbot, have you gone crazy?" de.
manded Jocelyn. What are you do.
Ing in my frock coat? Get out OF
here. You're discharged"
"Ah!" said Talbot. shaking his Nm.
ger. Young man, you've been drink.
ing again and this time you'll ave to
60. Understand me? Pack up and 30
or I'll call in the police"
He turned to the women, who, Who'll.
ly overcome by this astonishing scene.
were retreating toward one corner OF
the apartment
Il see now that you have been un.
der an error" he said This foolish
young man Of mine hevldently meant
to hentertain you ere while l was
away. came back Unexpectedly
from holiday this afternoon and"
II thought he was a lord" sobbed
Lena, covering her face.
Talbot roared with laughter.
so 'e's been himpersonating me.
! as e? Why. ladies', Jocelyn's father
was stable boy, and"
He got no further, for Jccelyn, at
last recovering possession OF his
senses, selling the handiest object,
which happened to be a bottle OF
seltzer water, flung 1t at Talbot's
head. Talbot ducked just in time and
the bottle smashed against the wall
behind him, breaking the glass OF a
picture and deluging the carpet with
bubbling water. Then, as Jocelyn
sprang toward him. Talbot snatched
up chair and adroitly parried his
former masters assaults with 1t. At
last. gasping for breath, Jocelyn de-
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sand I though. he was lord" sob

sand I thought he was lord" sob
bed Lena, passing through the door,
which Talbot held open for her.
"A narrer escape, my DEAR" her
mother answered. Them fake lords
is thicker than blackberries. It's back
to the shop-I mean-my daughter
has some purchases to make, you
know, Earl Talbot" She wrung her
hands. 20, If she hadn't been and
bought such big trousseau." she
moaned, and so passed weeping out
Of the room.
Talbot stood beside the door, look
ing at his master. who, wholly over
come, had sunk dejectedly into
chair. He waited for him to speak,
but since Lord Jocelyn said nothing.
he drew from his pocket the lease Of
the apartment and the bill Of sale, as
well as the receipt He tore them
into four pieces and deposited them at
Lord Jocelyn's elbow. Then, still 81
lent, he removed the frock coat, took
up the silk hat and. passing into the
bedroom, replaced them in the cup
board. Next he donned his working
coat. put together few articles of
his property In battered suit case
and came back, carrying 1t In bis
hand. He paused beside Lord Joce-
lyn's chair, took an envelope from his
pocket, and handed 1t to him.
your letter, sir" he said.
Then Lord Jocelyn looked up and
Talbot saw tears in his eyes,,
Goodbye, sir" said Talbot. gulping,
and moved toward the door. But as
he placed his fingers on the handle
Lord Jocelyn called him.
Where are you going, Talbot" he
asked.
I'm going 'ome to Hengland, SIR
answered his servant.
wait a minute, Talbot. Aren't
you going to work for me any more?"
"You wouldn't want to re.engage
me, sir?" Talbot stammered huskily.
by the lord, wouldn't II" cried
Jocelyn, springing to his feet. "Tal-
bot, you've done me a better service
than any man has ever yet done for
me-"
I'm glad to ear you say SO, SIR"
said Talbot, dropping his suit case.
Them was-pardon me-'ussies, sir.
They knew you was lord, sir. Hi
was honto their games, sir"
Talbot" said Jocelyn, why am l
such damned donkey?"
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More Like a Watersprout.

There is much interest for English
people at the moment-though, per-
haps, no particular comfort-in the
announcement that the rainfall OF a
village among the hills of Assam dur.
Ing the ten weeks from May ! to July
3 this year was 25O inches. The vii.
lage is cherrapunji. the rainlest spot
In Asia, and presumably in the world.
Its annual rainfall is something over
450 inches-say. fifteen times as much
as London. Cherrapunji stands on a
plateau. overlooking the plain OF syl.
het, and 1t is 4,455 feet above sea.
level.-London Tit.Bits.
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Fears Her Position is Gone.

The recent energy shown by the
minister Of finance in hunting out and
cutting down sinecures Of all kinds
has reused perturbation in the mind
Of a humble, but little known, French
functionary. This Is the official lady's-
maid attached to the wife OF the
prime minister. She is lodged, clothed
and fed at the expense Of the repub-
lie, and, in addition, receives 100
francs month salary. But since the
fall Of the Combes cabinet in 1905
she has had nothing to do, for all the
succeeding premiers have either been
widowers, bachelors or divorced.
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carlyIe,s Antlpathy Strong.

Carlyle had an inveterate hatred for
Darwinism, which he described as the
gorilla Identification Of humanity"
Leonard Huxley, in his life Of his IA.
ther. recalls on incident that happened
shortly before Carlyle's death. my IA
ther," he writes. saw him walking
slowly and alone down the opposite
side Of the street. and. touched by his
solitary appearance, crossed over and
spoke to him. The old man looked at
him, and merely remarking, You're
Huxley, aren't you-the man that says
we are all descended from the mon.
keys? went on his way"
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sisted and stood facing Talbot, white
with impotcnt rage.
Poor fellow. poor fellow" said Tai.
bot compassionately. II took I'm
from the Hinebriates' 'ome, ladies',
hon his solemn promise never to touch
liquor again. So 'e's been nasquerad.
ing has q lord as e? Well, well,
well, well!" He struck a dramatic
pose. "The word Of a Henglish hearl
as 'itherto been unquestioned." he
said. "but being as you're furriners-
l mean Hamericans-perhaps you
don't know that. II you will permit
me. ladies. l will produce my lease Of
this apartment. hand halso the bill OF
sale for this ere furniture, hin proof
Of what I claim"
But the ladies'. tossing their heads
proudly. were already at the door.
mo. thank you. Earl Talbot" said
Lena Schmidt. THE disgraceful scene
which have seen-I should say wit.
nessed-has altogether destroyed my
once proud confidence In that monster
Of infamy. o. Mr.. Jocelyn," she went
on with sob, how could you have
deceived me so?"
"As q rule" added her mother loft.
ly. I'VE prefer not to mix up with com.
mon servants. Earl Talbot, I wish
you happy good afternoon"
stop! Stop!" cried Jocelyn,
springing toward his inamorata. LENA,
for heavens sake listen to mel"
Back. misguided young drunken
man." said Talbot, interposing a mas.
sive hand. Trouble my guests no
more. Your punishment Is q At re.
ward for your perfdy."
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Paid Debt In Person.

TO accept a husband as payment for
oeot was the bargain made the other
Gay oy Vienna landlady. A law
clerk who boarded with her earned
only ~ per week on which to keep
himself while he pursued his universi.
" studies, and recently he found him.
cell In her debt to the extent $40. Be.
Ing a man Of honorable lnclinations
and loath to defraud the woman Of
her money. but having no resources
OF any kind with which to meet the
debt, he offered himself to the land.
lady as husband In full settlement
OF all he owed.