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I know .- int it il nil.i
J'liitl flu- utri'li'ji ilifiu tibnut
In lu-r limit.
Willi lu-r tl liiilit nml Iht t-iirli
Kim fxiii liiii-H iho kIi'h
I'.ihi iiflii-f:
They lilm ilmt hi,.'k ii ml.
Anil lIi-'ILlilfnl llilnus JK that,
Ill lliilr Brief.
It Is Hlnirltliiir, ! tlti':irt'! ,
lint n li ii tlni'M I mill.' t'liri',
Winn the l-.iiix
! Il 'i'klnu In Ii.t feet.
IJkr- Hit' Ina nrniiiiil the nvoot
l.ill It' rose!
' Moscow's Barbaric Splendor.
Nn ono, no far an wo know, linn
presentou- to tlio mind of tliu clbslaut
render a moro vivid ploturo uf tlio
bnrbnrio Kplonilnrs of Mofcow llian Ar
thur Symons gives In this pnFsr.go
ironi li Ih book alxint European eitlon:
"Colors shriek mid flunio; tho Mus
covite oyo aoi'S only by emphasis and
by contrast; red is coniploloil cither
by auotlier red or by bright blue.
i'Imtc are no shades, no rcilcenoon,
no modulations. Tho restaurants aro
piled with the din of vast niechanical
organs, with drums nml cymbals; a
great bell clashes against a chain on
till the trams, to clear the road; Iho
music which ono hears is a ferocity of
brass. The masons who build the
houses build In top-boots, red shirts
niid pink trousers; the houses are
painted red or green or blue; the
churches are like the temples of sav
age idols, tortured into every unnatur
al shape and colored every glaring
color "
His Shaving Mug In a Tree.
Tlio Webb City correspondent sends
this "belated but interesting1 item"
regarding a storm which took place
near Neck City a few days ago: "J.
N. Scott was not at home on tins
night of the storm last week, hav
ing gone to a neighbor's, some little
distance away, and being prevailed
upon to stay all night on account of
the threatening weather. When he
arrived at what should have been
Ms home next morning he found that
his new two-room house had disap
peared, not a trace of It was visible
anywhere fn the vicinity.
His shaving mug and brush, which
were in the house at the time of the
storm, have been four;."'. In a tree two
miles away. This leads Mr. Scott to
believe that if he had been in tho
house at the time he would have had
a long and perilous trip." Kansas
City Juitrnai.
Finger Print Identification of Slaves.
The identification of criminals by
means of finger prints introduced in
recent years in European police and
penal establishments is paralleled by
a similar custom which hns been used
in Coren for centuries to identify fe
male slaves.
In a paper recently rend before tho
.Anthropological society of London, by
a missionary from Corea, it was stated
that in the deeds of sale of slaves the
hand of the latter was placed on the
sheet of paper on which bo deed was
inscribed, and an outline of tho fingers
and thumb was traced, while, in addi
tion, an impression Wi'S made of each
fii.ger. Such impressions, which nat
nrallj furnished a complete iilentifiia-
tiou,
date
liave been found on deeds thr.t
back 1.200 years. Harper's
Wi ckly.
Small Collections.
The lale Mr. M. A. Lower, the an
tiquary, hs responsible for this Lulling
ten anecdote. One Sunday morning
the curate, a n:an of diminuiUe stat
ute, preach' d from the shortest text
in tr.o Itible. .ie$u wept," to a con
probation of a dozen people, and the
effort. try realizt d only eighteenpence:
when upon a f: rancor remarked that
:t was the smallest church, the small
est roiu--rrT,i"n- ,,M' P"13"' st parson,
tin- sborfFt tet. and the sinal'it
rollertii.n he bad ever known. A Cut;--r.
n"iiil minister in Dorset our
:t-ii.'! that of i en only a penny to
It foM-.tl in his woeMv offertory" b"X.
ate! t'l"' a sp'-cial eoll'-ctiou iiiom.ul
to el !y Vii.:
C33 VctHers Kittens.
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li k:.. t i Moit tlMiis to u;: tilt vit
.lat-. i on tv.e c.T.ii. About a week ff
ko i!i U youpv I'.iils api'tMtretl, ami
i he bii.tjin i hfcv.ig a lit fly time
lth iheiu.
Tl' mui;ages tu keep thepj at homa
preity thei"i'Khly, utile tliey ar Uin
liirbetl, wlieii tt'. y hide en ipiirkly i I
I'ffeciuully that their (osier iimtlur
lian u treul tli.ie flntlitis Hum OKaln.
Big RaUlecr.aka Killed.
Ono nt tliu lai ut-iit rsule.nal m
found in (let rein fr aevornl yetrs ei
killU'l on t'umliei hind kl.i!it J'lly sr..
by Mi- Nuou'l Nf'll f Mm-oii. tt
Buest on tlio Iflinil. anl W. T. Jihn
Hion, ' ruhhli r of the Mttl C.i iibif
lar.il. The si:ukt' ii'eniii:r"! 7 led nnl
3 Inchon in le.iutli. A.-l4::"d J'.'i
piniiiils. in. -a oired 10 indie i:i cir
rtnnfereiice, atiil luul twilv - r ;tt U h
uiel n IihMou. It was kll'eti lit the
vooiIh nbout lift If way bet .con tli'J
hotel mi 1 the ilock lai:0in;-. A'.luuU
(Gu.) Coii:tlluilt-:i.
New Swbiclllng Corr.e.
A Coini. otlciil mail nnr.voreil a-i
advert se::.ent Iho olher liny from
which lie i:.pii'iet to get rich. Tli: i
Ii tho'lialt that was huiiK out: "S.iv '
gas bill-; il. e tro t wonderful lnv n
Hon of the twcr.iieth crntury; .t r
lil.nud sol.t last year; ngoula vs:::.!;
price, 23 eoiiii'. Addr- ss. etc." Tbu
Connect lent gudgeon H"iii on Id'i ijear
tor, reeelvo.l a nicely decorated hoo
and with It this line of liu;n;ci!on:
"Hang your gas Mini on II ami then
vou will save them."
Queer Freak of Memory.
Tho Italian niAcllst, Falvntoro Kb
rlna. receiitiy delivered an address be
fore the society of Psychic Uoscmc'.i
at Milan, in which ho minel'dy i''
scribed the case of an author who. :-'lx
years ngo. completely lost hH memory
for lar.giKige and naiucs, v.hi!" other
wise his mind was more ncMve n:ui
wiileawake th-'ii evir before. At the
o.piralion if tliat period tho memory
roturueil.
"Grill Rocm" for Railroad.
An Innovation In passenger cars has
been planned by the peneral pa:'. -.elisor
au-ent. or a west, rn road. It is a
limch jrrill room" on wheels. The
interior wcodwork of the car is to be'
of antirpie oak, with heavy crossuianis
carrying wrought iron lanterns. Ked
tile la to be n-od in tho floor, and a
large iirrniacu will afford a comfort
able corner in which to while away a
tedious car ride.
'Made Freak Journey for W?ger.
Hitched to a sulky cultivator, Wil
liam Hoyt pulled his wife and tin ir
four-year-old son all the way from
Mollno, 111., to the world's fair. Mr.
lloyt set out upon a wager, and cov
ered the distance of 315 miles in just
one month, thus winning his hot of
Jl.nim, anil, incidentally, obtaining ex
perience which, he said, he would rot
have missed for any amount. Huston
Globe.
Angora Goats Good Foragers.
Tho ability of angora goats to
rough it is shown by the experience
of N. D. l'owors of Troy, N. Y Iron)
whose herd of forty-one angoras eight
escaped to the mountains last fall and
were supposed to have been lost. This
spring six of them were found in the
mountain forests in good condition,
having got a living by browsing ou
bark and twigs.
Violins Artificially Aged.
It hns been discovered that the ag
ing of a violin can be artificially se
cured by exposing tho wood to X-rays.
The beautiful tone which has hereto
fore resulted from a natural aging of
the wood for fifty or sixty years can
thus be obtained in a single day.
Boys Clothed Statue of Venus.
Hoys took pity on the statue of Ve
nus in Judge Solleck's yard at Strat
ford, Conn., the other night, and in
the morning she appeared adorned
in a black silk shirt waist, a straw
sailor hat, several large roses, and a
placard reading, "Ain't It a shame?"
Tree Grew From Cans.
Twelve years a"kn John Nutt of
Rookport, Me., had a willow stick
which ho used for a cane. He placed
it in the center of a flower bod for
the flowers to trail on. It soon tool;
nxit. and to-day measures bIx feet sis
inches around tho trunk.
Little Girl in Luck.
Not many little girls in Maine are
ko f irtunr-te as Miss Hlinelic Kl'in'nc
l.ivormon-. ! fvo yr ar-'dd d:nig!'' r
f,t Mr. and Mrs. !.wis I.fv rniore 'f
who has 'wo grati'!mfitlierr,
lour r at trr.ite'mo; 'e rs and a gre;:t
rt jt-prindm.-'H or.
Eejinnirg of Immense Industry.
itir'l iim.ie I and i'nf'-n -ar- rtro
:y ) as. uttir.- if l'"iii- Iv-riii voi-1
i '',n t.f 11. i nan "f 'be tir
.f Hi.n tl.n-s f'-r fiv- ar to ii1 !'
I ir.. t.i n:i'M s--l a- ctxi f that
::..;.!'' d fr..n Kt.elat.'l.
Jit'.d Man's R'vfnge.
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WITH THH SAGES.
1 rrdrjvor to inske a meril uf
faults we aie unwill ug lu rorreit.
l a lU'rl'v'fuiicr.iilil.
Tho ftiiiaUatl. n of learning are
mh Iiis niurh. atiReriui; much, nmdylug
much -Cailit-rall.
I Hist lliou ovo life? Thou do not
squander lime, for thai U lliu atulf
llfo U iiindo of Krunklin.
Perfert valor Is lo do unwitnessed
vl at wo ttould be capable of i!olnu
before all tu orld. I .a Itucbefuii
twilil. He 1 ho a rock thai U lunien by '"
wove. The rock staiuU llrm while
i lib ferrl'il waves ttuk ilowu before
It. MarciiH AiitonliiH.
Such as thy words are. such will
ihy affections bo iieenietl ; nml such
will ihy ib"'dii as thy afiecilonH, ami
'urh thy life us thy deed.--Socrates.
To feel much for others and Utile
four mnsiUos; to retrain our Hellish
ami to Indulge our benevolent alTee
titles, censliiiito li e p -rfeetlou of liu
ti'S.p nnture. Aihim limit Ii.
Active love Ih attainable only for
,'ii'l who does not place his happiness
In his Individual life, and who alsi
,'lvos free play to his feeling of cooi!
ivill (owpriJu others. Tolstoy.
Cheerfulness is n small virtue. It Is
rue, but It slu'd such n brlghtnesi
round us In this life Hmt neither
lark clouds ror rfln can dlstiel It .4
huppy influence K. V. H. Alexander.
A man's charity to those who differ
.'rom him upon great nu.l dl'lleull
inrstlo'is will lie soon in the ratio of
Ms own knowledge of them, tho more
knowledge the mere cliarlty. Norii.an
MacLeod.
SAYS THE OWL.
Mcst men kick more from habit
than from necessity.
Triplets are throe ih'nes lu life for
'vhich i:u man is prepared.
The Ktage-struel; youth should think
twice before attempting to act.
Solomon knew but little when com
pared with what some men think they
know.
Gossip has about as much use for
truth as a blind man has for spec
tacles. A woman (hinks she is ehnritahlo
when she lets her husband have her
own way.
There are many peeks of trouble in
store for tho man who marries a stren
uous woman.
After tolling young people to ni'irry
inly for love tho minister proceeds
lo marry for money.
Even tho woman who lays down the
law to her husband Is willing to let
him lay down the carpets.
Sometimes a woman who is a slave
to fashion marries a man who Ik
averse to the encourarement of
slavery.
Some men may have had monkey
ancestors, but those who are alwavs
butting in probably descended from
goats.
MISSOURI HOMESPUN PHILOSO
PHY. The home of idlcner.s is the dovH'E
recruiting oflice.
Innoeonso loves to bo si en in a now
dress and 7 bonnet.
Few women like to be either con
R'.ii"'d or understood.
A innlrlr.mr.inl nfustl is the orig
inal tr.ti-tnis; i:eci;!on.
Thr Lord fer;;ivra a'l the world
T irglves till but woman
Men seldom ever die or ret nim!
li'iing the first two hours after din
ner. !t is tho first wee!: between 1-''
'( V ;.r.n''"1 tllBt breeis re liiu-
i iei h are the r.r "hi furm.
i" I nrrrnitv i. :v!inei t'
:.: v hen yo : e a pillar of t ' '
' t;r : I'l lve off the widow's last cov-.
A w.tinc nisn likes to bo worried
!i"'t tho i-irl t'mt ho lovs lietter
''i sl'e tPies tti co to a si-ow ti:, a
ii: z. KiciiiTTli 1 Mi- ' -ia-i.
ALL TR LE
t:iie )m are ftnii.ting the ilitn:.
plp withtrs.
Vtf'ip n.ak' a f'il of n an tv2
eoriif I a"iral lo l.;m.
Hven :f t't-i f,:.-.n't nn t 'o rr.r 1
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AN OLD BACHELOR SAYS THAT-
I'laiouic love U the prologue to Ibe
teal lluuu-
Hl'lil rkoott a ofien the din's pun
islimeut fur touiempt uf court.
If a bat belor U liul'Jeel lo hay fever
lie khoulJ ault Brans widuwa.
When a widow im- c ii ii atl t5 for
No. S she uses kinoki lo. powder.
Some clrl do (heir slelMhluf In
Jsnuuiy ai:J Ihelr alaliiK I" !""'
A secret Ih Koiiieililuu a woman
rftia a not lu r wumiin in help her keep,
rim woman who wenm a rnllt'o
liesH lu church lius the rlc'ht bruuil
uf rellKlon.
A woman will Jump at a coiii-IuhIoii
ilr.'.osi as iiulckly as olio will at night
if a mouse.
There nre no female pugilists yet
women fnneently bundle, micli other
without gloves.
I.oI'h wife probably passed some
ill'cr woman and looked back to ioe
what she hud on.
Some men go to war because they
can't got married, and aoiuu because
:hoy lau'l got a divorce.
Olrls who are always harping on
l ht rights of women are apt to get
left In the matrimonial ileal.
The wire husband not only lots his
wife have tho last, word, but Is tlekled
i early to death when she roaches It.
A lady writer says the coining wom
an will have her own bank account.
I have been waiting for her several
years. ,
SAYINGS OF MARCUS AURELIUS.
Live with the gods.
Look henenth the surface.
The v.-nyn of the gods are full of
I rovh'.eiice.
A man should be upright; not be
kept upright.
Consider tho wise, what, they shun
..nil what they cleave to.
If it is not somjily, do it not; if it
i;i not true, speak it not.
The universe is change; our life is
what our thoughts make !t.
Forward, as occasion offers. Never
look around to see whether any shall
nolo It.
The longest lived and the shortest
lived man, when they come to die,
lose one and tho same thing.
J.et every act and speeoh and pur
I ose be flamed at if this moment thou
nilghtest take thy leave of life.
As for life, it. Is a battle and a
(.ojotirning in a strange land, but, tho
fame that comes after It Is oblivion.
Always take tho short cut; and
that Is the rational- one. Therefore
say and do everything according to
soundest reason.
Do not as one that hath ten thou
sand years to live; death is nigh at
hf.nd; while thou Uveal, while thou
l-.ust time, he Rood.
RACE TRACK ECHOES.
Where there's a racehorse there's a
query.
Nothing succeeds like winning bets
in sequence.
The searchlight of publicity seldom
bines on a two-dollar bankroll.
1-oslng wagers aro usually re
1'oarred;; winning ones constitute tho
performance proper.
A word to the wise may be stifle
cienl. but It remains for a tip to lie
delivered with telling effect.
The cant inns bookmaker figures
'lint it Is more profitable to rub o!T a
dozen pt;l;;ts than It Is to wipe out a
core.
The I ardest t xt reiso ti nt sm: n or
tals nT-et is the holding nut of -a
pers. This often makes tbe'ti vry
tir d, Itlllee-l.
f-re iipni a in 'here fm a turf
rritic 'lio trr "Sfully t'rkei niel
; If. -.' i vi ry winner on 'i'" ear. I.
'y'r.i rwl: -, lie rt etiy ra!l'n il
' To bin nbo bail h:i!l I.e r:v":.
ItI." tnnn x!'! ! " re.;,fir.-i. I teei.Vly
jt'. r"ipi'"it t.f liif-u ti n'lon oi f-. tn
lit - . fr.'i e.nii- i.ttt-eb- M.inte
'.N't m 1-,ik T- ''i-fspb.
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Men of Mcny Millions.
Assistant Treasurer Hamilton Klsh
IJN.liW) u year) dk-cour.nv'S as polite
v as possible' vlsiis to the Vaults of
tho sulitrear-ury, lint may bo moved
by diplomatic LiiportuiiHy. Men dear
ly like to siy, "Ves. sir, I hnd $H,--('.eiiii
in n.y hands," or "I stood Mir
11 tided by a hundred million:-;, all in
1 1 noil of ny fins'rs." Vault t'leii;
L.'lward H. Hale says: "Our men are
u.t i'.t all affected by the vast sin's
of Mioney they handle, fliild, sil.-er.
roles and lioatl.! are no more in tl.e n
than so much chair. They are coiiiit
in;; i:.illloiis of coin or paper every
day, yet when tiiey get. home at nlg'.t
r tttl lh"lr wives ask they for 5 cents
W e chancs are t.liey haven't ?;ol i ."
Method In Her Madncsc.
"I understand," snhl the widow to
the maid whoso years were at her
inure certain than otherwise, "that
yt.it are a candidate for the oflice of
tillage m:ror. What is the salary?--
"Oil," replied the fair cundidnt'.'.
"there Is no iiiilary at all; but the
mayor has the authorily to anverl iso
for proposals, you so", and "
"Yes," Interrupted the widow, "I
think I see."
Women Taxpaycre May Vote.
The Kvangelleal ebiirch council of
Hungary has given taxpayieg wo:i:i n j
II, c light to vote. '
Advantages of the Angels.
A rervant at Skllio castle, the resi
dence lu Scolhiti'l of Andrew t'nrtie
;;it, one day called Mr. C".rec;le's III
.lo daughter Margaret nn aneti. To
I'e tiers" who was putting her to bed
t!u night she halt! u riously:
"If I am nn suisel, why (hm t I hive
ni: adding "Terl-.-ip: I will have
v I. en I get lo heaven." Aff-r a
t! ( -i-hful pause ; lie Iini u !'!:
' .Ver e, tlo r-li -c !s i to i-le'-p?- The
I h I 'it nPi unable lo I'e tl.t- fl-!tit'ii-e'i
i"f .rn:l"n uif' rnit.g tin
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-I'll li.e a hire."- Ni V'-rk T.ee :
RrTfi tor Murcol-r Titia'te.
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fa'tJ't Cht'f Induitry.
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ADDRESS
flLOUSlANA --DAY SPECIAL
This Train will leave Shreveport Sept. 12th at 4:45 p. m.,
and arrive St. Louis l!:30 next morning. No change
of cars, and Cotton Kelt all the way. Sept. 14th is
Louisiana day. This will be the greatest day for us.
Everyone should go, so o and help to swell the
crowd. For this day a rate of $11.70 has been put
on. This will allow you seven days in St. Louis.
Shrcveport is the rendezvous as Louisiana Day Spec
ial w ill start from here, so asl( tor your ticKet via
Shrevcport and the Cotton Belt, and be with Louisi
ana's best people. This train will carry through
Pullman Cars, Dining Car, and our handsome Chair Cars.
Further information will be cheerfully furnished by
L. P. SMITH, T. P. A., 218 Milam Street, Shrcveport, La.
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TUim Train Leaves 7:45 A. M. Dally
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