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ainl .. to Waahlagtoa ulad t.-.
find bimsell w itbln 11
fotdlag ambraoi ??' |.n> undilutod
V arlth an BBfX
Sadly enough. tha lighl ? .-pers
daughter pursued bha with BfeOra or laao
?i?)ientiy affaetloaa ma the
laaa affe< tionate baoaaaa thaj aat
and all signed "yures. n ?kf)> "
Tho guilele- laatloaa young
auan ofaataaaa wa> nii.i h perlurbed after
having r.?? raral doaaaaof thaag
billet doux. and h? daddad to ask thi
eounael of hla inimedlaw- rhief in the
soatter.
When he did ao. his immediate ( hief
lay back in his< hair and- well. holiered.
He gave the emharrassed young srien
tt?t the loud and long laugh Then.
brutally enough. he related the atory
arto th* ' ira of the ?
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lau^Uter |g aher ui'.uwaav' - *?*\ lt t>
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DREDGING IN CHINA CANALS
Boati jga.
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and th*
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th* n
that th< .
plylnj
nauck foi ad tha
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oq< by t>' ? nt
In addition to .--? ?? urtug fert I
tho oaaala aud th
belp kaap tbeu
purined I tloating i
?raaa aad oth< abrli that
ihe> oaa Bad apoa theai Boataaaa win
aet urt graal toada ?>r wau-r plar.
ii> aklaamiag 'he aarfaca of the
canal The rt Itltaaj the
canal aie aaad
ioi faal. in ahort,
no plai.t Ufa ahoal tha eaaal at -
wa>te
The t.jj. hing of maalc haa alwaya
a yroiCc?iou of ihe hluiu m Japan
]>t Him Wait.
"No. " aaid the optimittt 1 never taka
my troubles to be<1 with me -
??It'a all right toaay that now.' replied
the pe^imlsi. "but wait tUl you have a
few ingrowinp i a - . ;.
Herald
And
yea?? t**tt-?M?. and atill wrtn wv\
ftlace wj
Itrew freifT Uovcn upon
a liag wfcere ?1oepi a aotdier taaaasyj*
7
' n**J*rmor
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mwJhild memary briafV
r The/iifhtyand kmomLs- of tho**7 far
w*J.
olri
t of teaxy
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f! nwre rf>e/fc?.Ute? o'erjja^y lought ?o wr
Ant^%am.>Octt^satIri and Ah&ohV hell
^e" rhu* r*call the mfthty ptit
Our heart^-bn 4\re a.new. b*a? loud and fait
. /r op*f\j m<\r1 htfard
v ! -
fAJCAlN wo hear the bugle. dm'rfi a>nd fife
*???' And Irvc *>nce more the itfrAjig mtn
InAancy i?'e ihe gleam of ta.mrpi?re tuight
ifnd well Ivjved facei in iti glaprlnga
Sl4&\^(.ft1y hy ea(rh lottf ^rtcn door;
It LJ>wn* rurf/)t,.uf/( nr^rrdicfr' >
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"GltoNt, gowe. ?ar^ . ?ve dad rftdaud*ay!
?lood w*i ipilledHfi many A hajd fou, ' fray.
Th* lo?ing myrtle wreathcs their fo^fiy bed./
And peace doth brood above their duv* crowar herfd
Step -to_ftl_\ fcr .
/r oper-.j Arot'fn^'urrf *%.yrrn. i
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of th*- pai
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On* thowMod ?MrkaantA
'i.cd oa dirm
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Butlei
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! Lincoln at Gettysburg :
RSCORF. and aeven year* ago our fathera
brought forth on this conbnent a new nation,
conceived in liberty and dedicated to the propoai
hon that all men are created equal. Now we are
engaged in a great civil war, tesung whether that
nation. or any nation ao concrived" and ao dedi?
cated, can long endure. We are met on a great
battlefirld of that war. We have come to dedi- 5
cate a portion of that field as a final resting piacr *
for thoae who here gave thor lives that that nation *
mighl live. It is altogether fitting and proper that 4
we ahouid do thia. But in a larger senae we can- *'
not dedicate. we cannot conaecrate, we cannot *
hallow thia ground. The brave men. hving and ?
dead, who atruggied here have conaecrated it far *.
above our power to add or detract. T~he worlH ?
wili little note nor long remember what we aay ?
here, but it can never forget what they did herr q
It is for ua, the irnng. rather to be dedicated h^re
to the uniuushed work which they who f ought here
have thua far ?o nobly advanced. It ia rather for
ua to be here dedicated to the great task remaining *
before ua. that from theae honored dead we take ^
increaaed devobon to that cauae for which they ?
gave the laat full meaaure of devobon ; that we *
t here highly reaorve that theae dead ahail not have died in vain ; that thia na i
[ bon. under God, ahail have a new birth of freedom, and that government of *
[ the people, by the people and for the people ahal not penah from the earth. *.
?Addrew of Preaident Lincoln at Getryaburg. Nov. 19. 1863. $
Not Particnlai.
He Whi.h <>n< i :ng to ac
aaaa] * h<- Ueateeaeal <>r tho aaeaaaalf
sbe-~Oh. it isnt a ajeeatloa af rank
you know
\\ hHt Is It then?"
"l:'s a qucsti. n of whJch one pro
poeea flrst " DetTOfl Kr*?e Preae.
With a Drawback.
Mr Cattan M] iear, aay ai kaatJant'
worka are brliiKinK nn- in a fortune and
we ahall aoon be rl< h
Mrs. Culture That s i.m. l.a.t Not
we ahall have io aaanacaata vuth a aM of
nobodies uho laheiited th?ir aealtb.?
Caaaeil'K
Stratefry.
fJoerarec nme Uartim; around a oor
n.?r
Whither ar? g *so fast
"I aao aaaeutlBf a Baal
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Bcarcalj bad he dfaappaarad around
n ? r ? ! with
n her
baad.
Encouragement.
man.
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course 1 1;.: handa
ftonoe, but a rall tl
oonra*; u ought I when
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That li Complexion.
Clai hein
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Heard at the Club.
\. ?. m aaber \\ h] ahoald i !*n .
$pi >ir* l dOO't evea know ? be >?
CMd hfc I..:.- <?r ooarae roe ioa
Thatswh\ t'in.innat: En
quirer
An Insinuation.
Mildred-They aay youn^ HiiKKina
wantb to marry every girl he meeta.
Clotilda?Then ?li> u g?t
aoaie one to latrodam roe <iear?
Perfectly Safe.
Caller Ymir < oat of-arma is wry
pretty but oouldn't anyono e|>.- ajg n*:
Amcri. an Hoateee No. aadaedL w>
paid th. doHiKiior ten dollars extra to
have it oop\riKhte(i .s | World.
Hia Lucky Eacape.
Jack Coiigratulate me. old man
Tom Whafs up? Aro you engagrd?
Jack No. Miss RoxletKh refuaed ra?
the day before her father madc an aa
aignment - Chloago Naws.
Retrirutlon.
UdMons of ynars had pawsed.
Blrda had au i -upremaey
ao.
"\\ but i ? rhal roa ?<? >k on
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"its tha alaaosi ei
>t i ba < reature still
1 ani tot 1 la the '?'
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The Jo :e Was Tranafen
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t?f th*
post?
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Always at It.
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ChtcagO Jour
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No Br??ed.
??Yep ^ai<i ihe I Ideal "?e
have a watchdog at ihe haok thata a
la
"What'a his t..'.
"He'p of no narticnlar breed."
"JJaajj a hank-cur. rh?"?Houaton
Poat.
B?am in Our*0wn Eya.
The atatkdlieaal tells us thatln aVl
the Inii.. | outalde of citlee,
are i.ui Mtt milea of ma.ad
ann/e.j rneahl, whlle in Krance alona
(anaaa I BJt aaDaa. If we spent
more of our energy in builrting a: *>d
roada, an.' it in boaatlns: of
<>nr Huperiority to tha r??; of croa
tlon. we aoadd better atand eomparl
aon wilh thr* reat of creatlon.?Louia
vllla Courier-Journal.
Iwooterful'I
f DISCOVERY !
| Curly Hair Madc Straight By ?
FORD'S ORIGINAL
OZONIZED OX MARROW
Thia wonderfnl hatr pornad* U th? only ?af?>
the hair irow long and uliky. KoM .
?5 r??r. ?n,l nn?..l by thnu??n.l? Wtrrart'.l A
hinnlM*. It wa* tn? flr?t i.r> paraf.n f>Y?-r X
? old for ttralirtonlnx klnky Tiair Hrwtr. J
K.monih. r th>t I-or.t'nOrljfliinl ?
Oi Bfnrrow 1? put np ?
' kn?n and l.\ ?
Okonifxl Oi Msrrow Oo., Chira?n. A
? prtntmi on th? p?rk?f? !>-? ? A
iltl Halrn to T
?1 ? r.:,?i alwaya IniUt upon iretttm. T
Ino. aa It nftfr fallii t>> k*?ji ?>
?*. h-%iL ?*?"???????. "?ft anil r>f>nutlfiil. *>
'altl aj t"?r ?%
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u lt? aaprrlor and laatint; W
** rlK? juor namn and ad.lrvia plalnly to i
OZOXIZED OX MA KRO W CO., ?
Wah ? Chlcatn, Ulioois. ?
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"\\ I..! m thtah of tbat cigar ?
ga\t- ] Idniral,' you ki
"Well, arelll proprtata!
Than ? n that
that v admlral
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Not Offc
Tb. ming th*
metti
juotb hi,
but
ilonal sn.,
"Not \ > rj Jun.
Encouraged.
? .! of th? ir fl
them balag n;.i
in the regular i
Hul.y ! wh> th.-ir fi
?hoal
Pearl <?h. > < t
weddiug pi
Appropriate.
in na* a n.w aatoaaoblla.
n tha Jiu-jitsu.'
??What oa aarth doaa ba < atl it that
for? '
? lt tbrowa yoa off yaav feet
ao aaock aad la liaPle to br? &k youi
Not Suited.
Mr !';? ? Dtdal that new nurse
eome that 1 engaged f>.r Itttle (iarencel
Mrs Dreeaer nn >.-^. bal ahe
wouldn't do Bha ha<! aothtag hut blue
dressos u> i know. it
only for nirl bablaa I'mk sfur iK.yi.
Philadelphia Preaa.
Politely Put
"What <!<> you think of h.r \<?al at.ll
Ity?" asked the theatrt.al manager
when the prima donna had ceaaed aing
ing
"Well " replied ihe pohte critlc >hf
has an admirahie veeoa anf daagrapfaaj
ailence ?"a^>
Wished to Be Accurate.
The old.st -.nhabitant still posaesaed
a llttle wii.
"Have you lived in ?he village long?"*
asked the atranger within the ga'ee.
"Naw." anawered the aged man.
"only senae I wuz bora."?Chicago
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