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THE CAIRO BULLETIN, TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 'J2,-J904 . T i
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THE PEOPLE'S COLUMH.
Short Announcements Mepressntlng
, The'r Wcnta, Trades, Profos
Ion and, Various Ao-
j - , tMtif. -
' Rate For Cktfll Notices.
One inawttim txtr word ..
Thnte inacrtlnpa wr word
fine wood X't iid ..
Vnit month per word .....a...,
- A (1 nutthir al lu Nonwantll typ.
No MtvflrtiwiiHint Inaurted for
tweuty. Uvacouta.
lew
lr. Dunn, eye, ttr, none and throat.
Hlath and WaahiairtW. i
MAIL ORDERS. ' -5
Weatartyon lu the mall order bualnes. Full
rariiru ia.ru una nam i int. Aiueriuiun.".
Acmncf, Milwaukee, nil,
WANTED.
WANTRD-tlneful Invention to patent. Ad
ilrwaaO. T. Brit, warder rljilrtiug, Waitilng-
turn, D. V.
FORTUNE
TELLER.
Mm. A. Mathews, fortune
IOula. WW wtfJuut atrt.
teller from St.
FURNISHED HOUSE. .
FURNI8HKP
thin orlic.
HOUSB to rent. Apply at
i FOR RENT. ;
FOR BKOT-rM odorn fl it, 6 rooms and hath,
oWit online horary. Inquire on preniiwett.
Fl'RVISHKI) lMOMA nice front room
with bath. Klevenlh Street.
KoK KKNT--70S Walnut, furnuthtd roimm;
also llgut hounekoeping. Aily3.U Hevuath Ht.
COLECTOR WANTED
WAN'TBD-Sollcltor aud eollector. Must
Tiiaka good apiwaranu. Pay weekly auUry.
Adilren M-l, Bulletin.
SirUATIONS WANTED.
free Announcements of Those
-.1 i nrvA ; .
Not
Wlity for any advertisoaicnt oT4tatmeut nt',
fiu,llll mill Wltl nut mvrii tfiiu uuvivt r.,.n nii.y
parmia known to be .employed.'.'' 1;:"-.V Ciit'
Inquiries and " repliet'.to. aavcttuememi
m .win uj Mini,. -, ...-..7.... . .
DriOITirtM A1 A put m'"!'.''; .."??
' Ixiy uf U yeara. Anxioua' ta.;work.initfio
offic. an give twst of. refereuvj,7 Addrc.sK..
liny Kennedy, 711 (Joiunereia!ve"une'r..Vtr?,5;'
li. . . , . , j.
A Hrat-claaa aawyar arrtl Vaaar-filer iwanu.
poaillon. ; Ci Jive oodrfernce.- Addrees,
K. A. Hpauldiug, Hanidayliotlk T. . .
STENOGRAPH ER:;;.;".V;-,vy
A Doallion bv an'euersetic.vouneJaflviwhn
liaa juat n-ueatly voiopietxl ,c.mpvteiitA';ourat;
of iiMtrucluwa. Addroaa K. M ' 11 1 1 1 1- n't tV
. .. iJ7i.!'V
' K;.'C.:,SA-1jO(S)N
AND-:;;rv;
Uhnbcalb Moll nAta-'.f i
IT UVIvuHlv II1UIA VIUVI '.
WHISKEy-Sgl
311-Ohio Levee -ieairoI
BUSINESS LOCALS.' -.
Every clothing house In existence
has $15.00 suits, but they are not our
kind at this price. We are' "top
notch ars" in giving the greatest,
values. Bee our line of lilack Vene.'
tiaus and fancy silk mixtures. Bench
made, shape retaining frJftts, hancr
padded shoulders. They arejtho $20'
kind elsewhere. Banner Shoe .and
Clothing House, corner EighteenU:
street and Commercial avenue.
, Vegetables at James . Meeha'n's,
fresh, crisp, direct from the Sunny'
South. Our line of canned goods em
braces everything known to cauner's
art.
I buy, .-ell and take in pawn every
thing. Ladles and gtntu clothing a
specialty. Uuy B. Perry, the pawn
broker, J07 Commercial avenue.
Order your supply of anthracite coal,
this month and save 25 per ceut per
ton. Ca.di discount on soft eonl for
winter's supply. Cairo City Coal Co.
Catfish 12Vic per pound, buffalo 8c
small fish 7V4 bacon 8 VZc. rolled
oats 3 packages 2ie, California hams
9c, hams 12c. All of these at Stone
Bros, and more.
' All hats,- flowere and foliage at
yoatr own price while they laet Miss
J. L. Wallace, 209 Eighth street.
A Halley, wire screening, poultrj
netting, water coolers, gasoline
Stoves and ovens, step ladders,
brushes, hardware and stores.
. Burke's Livery. Teed and Boarding
Stables, first class livery service. A
fine line of carriages for funeral oc
casions. Always the best
- Going to build or repair this
spring? See Kt-lly Bros., Lumber Ce.
for anything In lumber or building
material.
Watermelons, peaches, blackber
ries, tomatoes, cucumbers. spring
chicken and other delicacies at
O'Stea's. Eighth street Free deliv
ery wagons, both phones.
Tour csh does greater service at
Stone Bros, than elaewber. Good
guaranteed to soli too. Price
couldn't be lower If thrown In a well
For tender feet try Dr. A. Reed's
cushion shoes. The cssleat shoe on
earth. Sold only ,y n. r Rothen
berger. Twenty-eighth and Commer
cial avenue.
For frph vegetable, fancy and
staple groceries nd choice meat call
at the Walter A Sherick market.
Eiehtu street
Just Arrived a new car load of
Sohi'itz ber. K. Smyth & company,
phone 222.
EflKraa tailing cards Tnr
same erpraved on ceppr plate (In
script) nd a hundred carrls for 1 50
liw) carts from your own plate for
11 W. Jl-a A. Miller, Jeweler, Klnts,
aiil Corsioercial avenue.
. , Foaitions' h'henefitane at.all I;cni gatisflcd:.tberi
J . . . .V?.y iSV-MfnopxfMffi
fir . Condition oW AdwertlMmanWsA.teM.r JOvX
lr . jW. "v'J r'J'l5 '.jnTKS'vteotto.my;ladvtrit'nds.inued;
A'r,rta8miaofnot4Bfdln?.thrw,ll1ii
will bo aoitt fri'o for nru'Virfk avimrtfrpmj TOKjN-'AvV.fAv t.ViVt.iiir?.'R'i.
ay rel0rotTbaMllotii,-U.lc-;iilea.M,M'-
of The Bulletin CiiinyS7a.Uhiotl5'lleV. jjmwnM(cyJ tii"
A prominent Southern lady.
Mrs. Blanchard, of Nashville,
Tenn., tells how she was cured
of backache, dizziness, painful
and irregular periods by the use
of Lydia E. Pinknam's Vegetable
Compound.
"Dkab Mrs. rn.Kn.iMi Gratitude
compels me to acknowledge the great
merit of your Vegetable Compound. I
hve Buffered for four years with ir
regular and painful menstruation, also
dizziness, pains,4n tho back and htwer
limbs-, and fitful sleep. I dreadetl the
time to come which would only mean
suffering to me.
" Better health id all I wanted, and
core if possible. Lydia E. Pink
liam's Vegetable Compound
brought me health and happiness in
a few short months. I feci liEto another
person now. My aches and pains have
left me. Life seems new and sweet to
me, and everything eeema pleasant
and easy. - ; ..
" Six bottles brought me health, and
was worth more than months under
the doctor's eare, which really did not
lil-l. 1 11. 'I L J Ui-" I L. 11 I U I L: I .(11 IM -rtl
! e-.; m t a.- I a h .r,!i 1 1 , ' ? iff e i el 1 ,. M ia h Vj
ar?y.foij- ,Veykif57;'i!i'.i 3yT!i;l5 'i'fff-tl
iiAhV T i:xi'i:cti:p it.
"I .-. a.t vry much turpi! -el
wh.ti
you prHise. to me."
"Vou weren't half ah surprised
I was when you accepted me."
THE KEV. A&3 ERLARCE9 CDITIOR OF
WEBSTER'S INTERNATIONAL
DICTIONARY
Kxr-ela in Vxwbuiiry. It r t'ir mmt uaftill
in pi'' tuid onl.'iiti jti-lu'louWy uUw-tivI 1i
irli.-li' i-i-rnii'iii-iHi ,-f arKvl nvn, and Ui
avoid iiiuuti-l.iKilw t'vlionalitM-s.
Zxcvls la Arouifnmcnt. I'-t- li w-.nl tir.
ain a j .,r.iiT.,it 1:1 its ,-irfri'i-t Hii-lmtietK-al
plmf i lily uiinut t,y tt rc. ,
EtccU la Klymologiei. The, uri im
(N-t ail i. h.(,i ill, , i.ihI rmlNly tl la-.?
rKiilt';, ! pinli.loirr. rti -v m,-imt . niLitl
irorwk--l int,.iM.riirv u.-a.
EjcetoinPrommclatloa hi, h i irHllmtn!
t.y rw.-ilinK with Hi- di .rrii -.ally !:isrknl
Mtor. u'l in the .-lnv.il.a.ka, 11m inind
rrf win. b are tauvltt lu I k- i ulillc w bot.lt.
Eaeeis is Definition,. Thr r are rlr,
t-n', -t t-iwni'ii te. aiKt art- jtivi n la vht
intWT in whh h tlx- wuid hn axnml i-,
hli-t f im-niimr. .Many ef tut; d, .
nrnrms bit illiitraii-1.
Siwla in Its Apprdit wlii- h t a iai knl
hIiwIiiiiisbU u- liil ao.iwlilaf.
Ecelaaa a Working DtctUmary. Nnoitxi
!n,4irmlivi.-saMBu h UMfnl l i'ormaO'in
w mt vaiuahle and onm-Hiinil ..r -it,i ,1
tattoo, c ao lo.ii'it.e lu the hooic
fudy, a-'booi, r oili.-e.
The International has 330 quarto
papes with 5tJ0 illustrationa. a5,non
new wonis and p)u"avs have recently
been added arid the Gazetteer of the
WorH ami I'.iocrwphical Dictionary
have been cornpU-My revised under
the suriFrvision of W. T. Harris,
IIlD., LL.D., U. S. Grnimissioner
of Education. "
- LET US SEND YOU FREE
" A Twt la FToanncUtSim" whl- h aff-wV a
elMnH an-1 iwrw liin evenina eptnr.
lamraent. Illustrated f-ani.bk-t abw free.
a & C. MERRIAM CO, evacriw,
SPRINGFIELD, MASS,
xt'f au.si!i'l aslant !ii( :ilir-J r-aiiseiiinr'f &'.'; ' . r. .i.v
1 ' P R Ovl I NE N-TV l?A WjY.E RDEA D,: ?
.Byi'Assorlat&mijrer-sj:;- ii;-.s.
enua i '.If iiiT-s iotr e vra'Jtr.ii'.ls dead,.-
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TO DIG A CRAVE
(Concluded fi'om First Page.)
murderur, auJ .tho,' rcmrd is Bi.il!
standing.' In the absynt e of any other
motive . for tiio alleged iit tempi uion
tho life ol Georm I'arrot tho polleo
say that Mih. Fers.ison may have
wanted to do away wl li hi in. in ordar
to have the rowan wlth.lrawn.
Mrs. Ferguson jjosoi a.', a detective,
and Is pretty we.il known to uio au
thorities of. tho sta'.o. Sho has an
agency's eredcniials in lior possoa
sion, and carries a inimilmf; m lu:r
left wrist containing a revolver anl
a pair of handcuffs.
She is a woman of prepossessing
Appearance aud wears uiamouds and
jewels.
At tho time the warrant for licr
arrest was issued :dio was reported
to have gouo to (ireaf Falls. News
was received by, otflrials today that
sho la now in Iloleiut, where, it Is ex
poet ad, ulio will be arrested shortly.
Funeral Notice.
Schocmbs Wed at her homo. aO-'J
Wal'uut street, Saturday evening, July
9, Mrs. Oeorgtj Schocmbs.
Funeral cervices will be held at St.
joseph's ohnrch Tuesday morning,
July 10, at S: 15 o'eloeli.
Special train will leave the foot of
Eighteenth street at 9:3 o'clock for
Villa Ridge ' cemetery.
Friends of the family Invited to at
tend.
CIRCUIT COURT BECUN
Grand-; Jury Empanelle,d.,.and. ' j,vyr6.
wJ:il v. U:.;::T7.c'iiii'p"reii t'vi hf :8'J?5 tyear
JK;:"- i-ltll .!,., . mix i.i ou.-rj,.. , . .
'' , 'A'y iTul'-CunrUVin Jus 1 ."of ?sprln i;;
'n'tiiv.vt Inu'-'rt wir'at ,c'oiubitie.-J ;8,I:Sc6di
iarf.a-'With8i :J'.iy. iVfUC1 '' -.' ' '
.' Amount of ;wiieav.re'nfcailnR..lii hands
of':farme.r''Juij
iju.shels, equivalent k 'Jalgittf.5;fr-pt-i;
pc-iit. of H'heVcroijrof, lasj;;'yeiir.! ' . ...
. Avcrauo .coiid.ijjou.'oats. -Jgdy. .-1; ' 8;
cVi:': pirV .1: i'.h'-l:.! liii :.. July ; 1 ,' j !ti:,'
Ji.-ii''ear 'avWai;eS7:X . .'.', '. . ; -
A-venij;.- eon"(liliij!i:,lar,ley 'July -l 'SS",)
iiirain;t l-C 8.;:Jit!y -I'l'siH, ten year -ay-.
erar. J87.1? -. '. ". "
. A crt'i:Pi condiH'in'. witSTer;' rve '-Jtily
l:8S;(ti'ciimpareJ '"with '90.2 July' V,
1303".- Ten . -3 r. average of .87.1;
Arrcerio of (lax less tnsn last year,
by about KXPOO acres or 2.'.0 per
e iit, and c.iuditton July 1, Sfi.G. Av:
erat;;' coniftliniui rye July 1. 83.2
acaiust !)3.5 one year a:;o.
Acreage potatoes exeluHinr; sweet
p-ifatoe- lit cr-aler than laht year by
about y.ttiiM) m-rea or 3.1 per cent.,
averatra eonilition July 1, 91.9 cimtpar
f 1 with July S .1, ten yeir aver
ar;e !.'.).
Acreage of tobacco t Icbs tliatt tint
of las year by about 2:!l.rso acres or
22 ier cent Average nm-lillon Ju't
I, 85 3 aeainst 8"1 a year aw.
SWITCH IN POLITICS.
Or Associated Prcs.
Ctil-3:, July 11 The Chicago
Chr niu !-, which ba.s b-en pt neralljr)
nmsidcr .1 to be a Democratic tiews
pvT. will announce formally In I
Ifi.ue tomorrow that it will hereafur
au:ar as a Republican newspaper.
STORM AT EVAN3VILLE.
By the Associated Press.
E-nii.-vil!-,, Ind July 11 Frank
Tema.-ii.-rn niiPt nuer boy was kill
ed and b:;ness buIUing damae;-1 by
lihtnine whirh accompanied torr.-n-ti.tl
rsin in thh por'ion of Ftate.
port? from .ontlyng district-- tell tf
hf-avy damre to crop-?.
THREE LIVES LOST IN FIRE.
By the Associated Press.
Waiwortb. Wis, July
lives were lnst toilajr in
11. Three
a fire near
this village in which the value of the
property destroyed was a little over
IjOO. The fire was caused by an at
tempt to light a fire with kerosene.
i
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I M;ra LtniHitvof . rA ruTi iUiuJsVfi
;'embt;riW'.J'heaven'iit.i4-.iSIInij,fif
-a ? ts v-V 'V MAt.iV '.i ,Z
3 iTru 7 V7. .? W .pTrfTJ&l tWj'H iru y;
A, WIENBER3 .& G)., OPTICIANS
1 :
1 r .:. :'Jt. f?.k- 7 1
Now Machinery aud App'ianoca. Fn
tiro Satisfaction Guaranteed. Room
3, Uilbort Block. Cairo I'bQ'f? 696.
WINDOW CLASS WORKERS.
By Associated PresJ ' J ' v ' .
Ckvel.ifr I, July ll.-Otdesatei re
predentin tiio Window UIhsh Workers
asHiciaUnn of America and tha I'nitod
Window Clas ; Workers!' aanriatton of
America met In convention today tho
principle business to bo done by the
convention will get the anialgamfttluu
of the two organizations, the formation
and presentation of a wage nealo and
other work of interest to gla.is work
ers. MARRIED THREE YEARS AGO.
By Associated I'reRa.
New York, July 11 Senator Wil
liam A. Clark of Jiontana, was mar
ried to liss Anna K. La Cuappella of
tiuttu. Mont., in Marseilles, France,
M.ty 2T. 1301, uceordiuK to an an
nouncemnt given 01U ionii,'ht. It is
'anJUh.tXShJtriittur.I.exa!i
"y ;OiRVPQ.iS E:.TO.lST(RIK.ES:';:!'y?
.BytlieyAss ..' "; 'A
M I ljsvatikee;..-July. l;l;lii-hlavaiirtiial
,'a'lii'rt:MH.;lM;f(ife..v;.t he.; IvingKhorenieniii
oni:e!itiuii.to'lSy:'-. '.pr;!' Ideiit ;' Keefe.-'
hi I III ,A I V. . 'I ' low I 1 1 .;i J.ni p J L 1 1 V 11 v fi; l.llt'.,
iiil.v i s i ti ni i.'tira i ;; k .n'nahcfal - aHsiKtaiic'e
'.to. thbse.on-.n. i.t'r.il-r'-if ..wor.tliy ...of Hitch
!;iillVort.'. 1 lir AiiipoL.! cbiiipulsoty'nV-.
liitratioii.' :'''.''"'"
BRVANiRE.TURNS.HOrEv..
By.-Associated' .Preaa."
' S. faidM;rji
B.n. 'ij'' "'iht'for h'is'. hoiije'"in,.l.fn
eol'n'.. "lie ffal'lv.Ke felt) better after
wo days' comparative reit and that
he c xpects to be fjlly recovered with
in a short time.
Open the ilmr, let In the air.
The winds are rwect, the flowers are
fair.
Joy 1-. abroad In the world for mo.
Since taking R-cky Mountain Tea.
Paul G. Sf huh & 'lis.
AMALGAMATION CONCLUDED.
Br Associated Press.
New York. July 11. Negotiations
for the ssnatfi-tmation of the Natbmal
IBd company, capifal thirty millions
til I'nked Ltil company, capital
flftr- n niiilniiH. wa t succt-s. -.-fully con
eluded te lay. The former v i'i alisorb
the latter.
ELK3 AT CINCINNATI.
T?y the AsRocintM
Precs.
11 Some dele
lodge of Elks are
The committee
Cincinnati, July
gate3 to the grand
now ia Cincinnati.
meets next Saturday to prepare the
work for the sen. Ion following Mon
day. - t
Canadian Area.
Tho D.-r:inkm ot Canada Is eb:.ut
3,5oo miles Uoia toit o .est and 1...0
miles from noitii to south. Laba or
Is under the ju;isdirlkn of Nefonrd
land. wl-.Icb r o!ry is not In tfc! Car a
diaa corKdeiaibi. The 1'St'h of the
frontier lino rerati',g Crat!a from
tbe-Unlted Ktst'.s it? geoRrsphl
cal m!!e. l.o) miles being a water
line of river, Uke3 and seas, and
J.6(K miJes a land boundary.
alKO.i anmuuced:tliai t tit? senator iand
Mr.-"('lur;k'in rt"!itai;tnt.s-'lot;iavtwp.-xeiir-,
iilil11daiiK'!tu;A'-.:-,V 1!
!'?v.V'Vy;4'? -V,";;;,
.V.- V: " T )R Nl'A'Db'!y nJJSiliO Tt M.Ss-.'.v".
ii ii 1 1 1 N-a fits 1 1 : U a ni a I a a s n hi a Lsr c Ii e ck
ing thea"jiVe:i,ot5.l(oJl veeyil li..cijt-.,
irT-rtnw'iit otVati';eiiittirel..experti.toilay
Mhivint'eia''iiitiv il(;stro"d w.eevJU
Cheer.fu!lyrRecommendedViFr;RheU-i
.it?.''.! rV. .rrfat srh. ?: ,?
c of- : t i i t tfxyi an vi i n ':n w -out oh j
,.t,'i;,''t!.v
.Itv'a if t-1 a i ' i 'p'i'f or. f o i iV's'n iot 'l 1 3?,w j h
.-finVivr-i-rt ?pn iSri,iS;
,''".! 2W. .'..e.yil,. . a, . r.S
I N G R O W F OR INGROWIN G TOE N AILS;
Why suffer wheu ou 25c bottle will cure you?
.' ' ' of price.
SCHUH DRUG COMPANY, : ; : - .
1 ! . ' ' i t ; v "
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1 AM 'IMMENSE! fcROWD,
Tho hiKKi-st crowd for the space
etiplml ever Dsemblod In Paris tun;
ed out IWl niKht to Mt't'n.t "A.'b.; Al
len's 'Now Orleans : mlnfitrela, who
Rave their enteiiainnien., in a teat
stretched ou Gunl aviimo opposite
the Avenue hotel , Tlr.ro ;wcro. fully
three thousand 'persons present. .and
the only reasiui that there were not
more was that they com Id not be pack
ed and jammed any tighter Inside tuo
tent.
Most persons who patroniza tent
mlmtlrel shows prefer. burnt cork art
ists because they portray the 'old-
time plantation darkey to better ad
vantage than the black man hlmKclf.
In tha entertainment lant uigJit, how
ever, the negro character wa lKir
trayed faithfully by the ueKroee them
selves. The show was quito tip lo
date and that it was clean and re-
fined waa attested by the fact that it
was attended by many of tho most
prominent theater-goers in the clrv
all of whom appeared to bo pleased.
There i9 a vast difference Ju the
price of admission charged - hy, thU
comimny than what U usually charg
ed by minstrel companies,' neverthe
less, teh show was fully up to date.
f'aris Morning. News, Paris, Texas,
September 19, ISilS. Will appear in
Cairo next Thursday. , . '
It warms the heart like sunshine,
cheers the soul like old wine, gives
liopo'fir the future, blots out thV past.
Istered since Saturday morning 'aii'd
'crowds are-." still 'comliVe""' No'iili-s
'turbances have thus-far coturfre'di.'"; ;'
i ' : AFTER A NEGRO;.
. , i A
wMaaaaawaaaM-t
-. . . ,
By tho Assoclatod Pres..-."'- ;;
MinneaptMis, V Julyf.: di', harluo;
Williams, a negro,' who,t "isSileged
attempted tftt a fault itpon.-a Je'ltr-'
old girl this evening .w'aVl'wjtl'-I'tli'iTi.'
culty rescued by police' fro'in-aO'uoli.i-.
, n -
. . v. -. ;v ; .1
' Johti'C. Stfow..Iverton Wjfeij.was'
tick fpf. live. ycaSinittmniiylljfl'Iier
'J'rty good n til 1 foim lVvlltoJlisVerR'
vju!-! Ih ulniili t welv..fN-t'.Jji,yreuiii i
tereiiee,':: flnd the' gulvuiir;il'..enlilf..
.niH)iii..,,'u.- ie-i iu H'iij:ui,.H!iji0i!.-ii
'leiileii ..welirlj'l Of tlire h't'iV'lsgt;
.whlelvhns.fo nVtvtmiid tip il'i'lly'- .'.' "
xiivrioit. in Mini 10 lie on iiy;cn jiinire
prliuiilve 'coittdmejIoB than tbat-nnode
by Henry' de 'lek fir t"nirh-:f'-. of
Fra'm-ealn 1.170. The clock elmnibt-r
ia'.-ln,tlii lpirtiiwcrit tower, .some 12o
feet" high, wliore tbe snnllgltt IniHJiot
;pett'traled for hundreds tf years, mid
.'tlMwinillni kt done by tlie light of a
..5K"&yfo'Ah grcat.- tenor lell of
the ciitiieilraC'-"'wiileUi "i'lgtA. ttilrty
two litindrf-dwelgbt, and It Is struck
hourly by nn clclity pound bsmnier.
The gobig and the stnikltig patla cf
the clock, are some yards nprt, cotu
Ciunlcutlon. being by a idetider wire.
Tie cha-k liss uo dial. .The time Is
shown .on the.niuln wbe--l vt tlie es
capement, wliicii Kfes round once lu
two hours. Lou-Ion Chcon'rle.
mantai t nm nctiUisit:.
A msn o wants to do' his let-t
iniHt keep Mmself In mental trim. 11
he would arhlere tbe hlpttft succef
he must bt correct Uilokr. - H-
mmot think discord, and brlui; har
monious con d It Ion i Into lis tn.duesa.
His wrong thoubt will honeyrtml
and undermine his prospects la lire.
London Armwis.
GLOBES
CUARANTtH) CURE FOR ALL MONEY
BLADDER AND URINARY DISEASES.
SflALl AS AP1L EfcSltR TO TAKEl .
TmaMnrirtiSM, n4 one tT will cvrf any
nrdmary czae e Kidnry, BLadW cr lrtnary
Irvubir. Kmfit.raTl; era Itiahetw: tait
aal Kmrnnicim: Woak and Lame Katk: Kra-ama-tism;
kiniica fit Xtriaa: Thirk, SinirrWi
.antr I'nnr; i'a"a lltorl; ImtamaiaK
artiurrl ot tiie Itla.l-ler: and all im-waiannea
ti tlw Kidiwy. BladOe or Urinary Urfaaa.
PRICK 50 CTS. ' NO CURE. NO FAT.
Paul C. Stbuh- A Sorr. ii Commer
cial avtnne and Harry W. Schub Drug
company, lfth and Commercial avenue
exclusive agents
Swit by anaU, trpaa raceipt eat prtoa. by
LrH Medicine CdBpaay, .- LwiEine, gy
ltocky f Mountain Tea.-;:.-; 'Njiw;..' slff's
"tit rotfgHnij', he3jtj!Vy'So"i!rl)'it bv1 'oo.
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MINSTRELS i UNDER 0 AN VAS
OIMBE
hu
PERKOH MANOE ONLV
' H Show UrSai ds 14th
Wo Don't I'lay all tho Muslo Sous Days, but we flay Musio Sous Hasn't
, . ; The Nerv to Play.. , .; . c ,.
A. G. Allen's Original New Orleans Minstrels
. - ; iunilghty Union with : s ,
QUINE AND OAKES' UNITED SHOWS
appearinp under a Mammoth Canvas Theatre, Seating 2000 People.
Kmbraciiiji all that is new, navel and original in up-to-date minstrelsy. Ad-
iniHsion within reach of tiie mottt humble citi.'.en, 25 and 35 centi; . ,
!; .j' Watch for tfio iaipOMiug Btrect.pnrade-which.takesplaco-Bt :noon ;6ii;-.dnyK
.ofperurmance. ' ' '. W'"J" ;!;r"-v'
Lv :r i ."
OOnilL.INOr windows made
' OUR SCREEN ENAMEL -Vill Paint Both Voodwork and Wirt.
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' SreST." Av'' la ncastor f3 Rico.
W4
MUCH GAME IN NEWFOUNDLAND.
Country l Full Qf Qar!bou, Moooe,
and Wild Cuck.
Warhara WhKney. of Rochester. N.
was at the Holland house for a
day rtcently, at the end of a hunting
trip of several weeks la Newfound
land and N'ew Brunswick, says the
New York Tribune. He .was In tho
Adirondacks through August, and
when September opened he was off
forj(fowfoundland. . r
"Plenty of game and flsb splendid
Kport," was his comment on his tx
perlcnce In Newfoundland. "Much of
the country," said he, "is a mar.hy
plain, but there is plenty of caribou.
I, saw more than three sndred of
them -twenty-eight la one herd and
I brought some tmphleo cf my marks
man: hip and good fortune home with
me. Proof ot tho pkntitudo of game
was the variety on one tctcslon In
our csmp larder. We had black dach
teal duck, caribou meat, and trout.
Tho big game In Nt.w Brunswick Is
moose. They come to the water night
and morning, and the quiet, covrg,
where they ran stand In the water
aad.olp the lily bads. Is the place to
get at tbem unawares. I have the
head of one I shot. .Of course, one
must endure noroe hardships on such
a trip, but when it Is all over the
mounted heads upon tbe wall at home
bring back the wholetxpcrience rs a
pleasing reminlscenre. Tp In New
foundland quiet water surfaces, lakes
and the like. are. always 'steadies,'
an the rwrHng stream are rapids,'
while In New Brunswick the laRes
sre 'dead water,' the streams are
'quick water,' and a cove is a To-
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St. I Nearfist Of ficeC "
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"SIZES. .': . ' .
TO. ORDER
JJ.-
t t . r- - - - - - . -1 1
I t -it ; Keep-Your Totnpor.
Theatinwrltten laws belli of society
and gool manners aro Innumerable,
but there Is ona that wo cannot pasB
o"'cr. ln.-slloucc, pnd that Is never
bjse your temper. '
This" applies especially When play
ing games. '
Bridge and croqiiet In particular
havo msich to answer for. -Llfelom;
frlendsbtp have lietsi sbaltrrert.
Weals brokf and rtu to Iho ground
by a wrong lead, and tho frown or
efgh wltb wbtrh It Is greeted: or a
bad m If st croquet and the Ill-concealed
annoyance of onc'a partner In
eonsequenco.
' 1 To rotio rtne'e temper In private Is
bad enough, but to do m In public
Is unpnrdonaMe, It Is a crime which
no hotitess csn forgive, for It makes
all ther other -gnests feel uncomfort
able, and illpturbii' that outward calm
which Is the essence of ail good so
ciety. -
Lettuce and Smallpox..
So far as It 1s possible for a l.ntrin
being to be protected faora cstcblr?
smallpox, Itttaee Is a protection. No
pxed for vaccination whatever. Aay
person who rata a. cma!l qmnttty of
ltttuce twice- a day. morning and
evening. Is as well protected acalnst
smallpox as it Is pot-bible for any one
to be.
Not the Same.
There Ir a whole tot of difference,
between tlio girl who gets tip to read
a kve letter at a late breakfast from
tbe ram ete Is grjirg -to marry and
after she has done It get np esrly to
hsve a late breakfast reedy for him. -New
York Press.
Julv 14