VOL. 72. NO;
? I PROFESSIONAL CAMS I -
"TtOSSEY BATTLE,
Attorney and CcraTtealW kt
... MM If f
Offioks: Tarboro, N. C.
i Rocky Mount, N. a
teg Adjastment ot cltims a specialty.
pAUL JONES, ;
tb'yand Coancelor at Law
' f j. TAB BO a O, N. C, .
Tf J. MARTIN, j
J Attobnet at Law,
Practices in the Courts of Edge-
l ooiuoe, juartin and 1'itt,
Office rear of Doodle Pender's Store.
I t ,. TAbbobo, N. C: v , '
TOHN
J
Attorneys-at-Law,
TARBQRO,
! 14 ly
. H. A. (i TULA AM.
QILLIAM
& SON
-i
Attorneys-at-Iiaw,
TARBORO. N. C. H
11 1 practice in the Conntioa nf iun.w
haUTM and Pitt, and In-the -Courts of the
uuiciu uibd-ici, ana in tbe Circnit and
Sanreme Conrta at Ralpio-h - ..m i
T.
P. -WISH, SI. D.i
I
PHYSIUAN & SURGEOK,
x-aroro KT. o.
i umoe next door to Hotel How
rav- ;1 I-- v.-- :;, j 30 Jy
UlVa. EDWARDS. KtX
SIGN,; AND HOUSE PAlNTEB,
- Paper hanging a, specialty.
40lf.
. i TARBORO, N. a
THE PUBLIC.
j I am Prepared to do all work in
me
Undertaker's Business
at the shortesi notice. R ttino Ann
nected with my shop theJrepairing
business. All work Left at my shop
Shall have PromDt atteniinn.
PRICES
MODERATE,
Also a first-claBs HEARSE for in
i Thanking my friends ior their
iormer patronage, l nope .o merit
Vthe ' 8 - j J tnev anything
Undertaking
Repairing Business
Mv Place i'a on Pitt Street Three
JJcors Ixc -u l e Corner of Main,
IS.
I-
Simmons.
J. i.
it
Put St , one door below L. Wldell & Vo
Pine Full Dreta and Evening Tailor
Made Suits. The term well dressed ex
tends from the neck to the loot of the
subject, 1
WCutting, repairing and cleaning .j . ne
at short notice. V J , i du
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: nas to the ?
FRESHES. BRIRHKT.
: ' " .
AND
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ON MONDAY, APKIL 2D.
they offer 100 pieces of siDr
striped French : FUnnels at 38
neh : Fl..l. .. oo
cts. per yard, value 75 cts.
One hundred pieces of Crepe
de Chene, lfi cts. the yard in
all the newest and delicate
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contain aver comfort, laznry
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BUCK DAMASK
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atitfihr) tc j
Ineh Linen PUlow Sl.ps.fl a pair.
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i
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; tnaa e?er before.
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Tbera are !ngU retail abos iorea In oar Um
eiUe wbich sell 2,000 pain of aboe a dr. maklnc
iMiifnHtnfiwinnAaH.a ur...n .1 1
bat we setl s great many paiia, th clear profit oa
oar ladies1, dW and children.' shoe ii at least
ten cents B pair, and on o rris and boys' shoe
',vuv m jo
i eeau a patr. We sbaU -aolUli shos atoras in
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Writ for a prospeetua containing the samee of
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persons indebted to said estate are notified
to make prompt payment to me or my aU
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J. W. BASS, Adm'r,
Whitakers. N. C.
UMNEST
HANDSOMEST
PAYS
I Jno. L. Beid6ie8 & Son, Att'ys.
jaarcQ vd, ioV4. lsts
ItlltKlUR 15 YEARS
" And Scalp. PnraJeiaaa Pre.
scrlptians aad Beaaedle Fail, jjort
. AD Hop of Core. Thought Hboaelf
DISFIGURED FOR LIFE
f Af w.
vuuvim nenom crusts at Once.
DlaeaM Entirely Gone In OmHohUu
w p9 ATace. son smooth. '
.! . -
Phyrtcl-o, and an to no araiL IhadSTM
Vai rw Mine eared, and wael-wTr?
wjtafT?y: kiDg the cxAcil
Brr two taaspooaf nla atta, aosi
boa, and appu.4 th. Cvtkvkx fwi A;V,v.tt
luncwe pini u vim awtth rrr
i.ihi num, j). p
i i , ' CobTj,sm
TETTER ON SCALP. AND H1NT1
. B. BUBJiHAKT, Enthtoo, Tena.
without relief f SSS'?!S???i
. , , JT. B. WALKEB, OakJandTGlr
THE TORTURED. DISFIfiilRFh
5? 't rrerrwhere, MB find in th.
wKzunua,iromintaa7toaf.
Ho o Car BMn Dimu," maOtd (tm.
I fl VrW. ""K Ctoar ekm ai soft-
' Q proaoced by Oonoun Soat.
SHORT BREATH. ,
Chest Pains, BoNoeas, Weakness.
ArtAma,Plri,y , tod InflunsutUoa
Tlr aslant toy to
TIN SHOP.
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.
ani Rcofiag
BUSINESS
as cheap as any.
I do -
repairing
ID
lin, Iron and
Copper
promptly.
j. t. wflflb,
4 j- Austin BuildiDg.
I make the most superior Coffee
Pot erer offered to the public 13 tf
Nathan . Williams,
m
Only a few doors telow Ectel Parrar.
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OFFICE
Fill
TUBE
ft
TARBORQv N. O. THURSDAY. MAYi.frf.
HE .COULDVT BE5I8T.
"Bob, old
my tether."
man, I'm at the end of
))Very well, pull up " '
"Opposite a workhouse? Lively
prospect. " J
. "Well, Ted, you've certainly gdae
J5. What' with horses, cards
OhJ IklTowall tht."
"Howmany hundred hare you
pent In getting a pal but of a mess?
-oney-lendcrs?" V
I T .1 . - '
there's no hope frht them. J shall
'hvu.
uve to leave the country. "
"Obi nonsense." .
"It'fl a fact, all the aarr -
"Why not tnarrv that Uttlo T7-.ir
giri, oi JUayswatetT"
"I don t eare for' tke TTajiii. r-i
a- a a m
ndIhateBayswater.". .
"btllL she.awf ullv sweet n w
and she "has loads of coin."
V Thus these two chatted m. P-i.wi
SUndlsb was a "man of the world,"
and the world had got tbebetter of tho
man. . DlssiDation haA Wt ! .
ou his' handsoms (ace which- yet re
trained much Clf Its fr"nlr Vlnfl!....
He was Ihlnslna now Qf many tbinffs
and among others of Ethel. Ethel
Was the Ristr of Jalr TTai-el
Jack, was airieud of his. TTaI,
8 potto ed" with her durinir hU m
visits to Harvard's DeorJe.
weD she bad taken it rather acrf
ously.. And even these rare visits
were caused as much bv the bar.
some barmaid round the corner as
by fondness for Jack'n mU. Tf
Ethel j bad known that she might
have guarded her heart more care-
iuiiy. ao that Ted disliked the
pretty, trustful . girlbe . tboogbt
ucr rtttaer nice, in fact hut hM
by no means in. love with her, "and
mwy wt-re no at an well off.
All the same. Ted determine!
go and say jjood-by to Jack are !..
weni to rusticate In Wiltshire. Bus-
ncaung in WUtshire was a Urmr
oianaisn, but an old servant down
there owned an inn and erv him
uuiimitea credit.
it . . ... -
Iir
i Mr. jack Harvard In?-v 1
asicea the servant on his arrival.
iso, sir, but I think h will v
nere soon."
Standish beard a rustle of aldrta
as of some one running rapidly up
stairs: He smiled. How KtranrrA It
wai a Kin win spend an hour in
decorating herself for. a very mo
mentary appreciation.
"Very well; IU wait." .
He went Into the drawlnc-room.
and was not left long in solitude.
Ethel came in, held out her hand and
flushed. Really, she was rather
pretty. A girl who IsNf rr fond of
one always looks better to Mm than
to anybody else. It is a sop to his
self-conceit; there Is no "kudos" la
fascinating an ujily woman. . . . .
. He knew well how to use his voice
and his eyes he had bad so much
practice in this sort of .thing. "I
have come to say good-by," he said,
abruptly.
"Good-by" oh, so faintly,
i "Yes; I must go away" he looked
earnestly into her eyes.
"For long?"
"Perhaps forever; I am ruined"
"ruined" is an effective word 'and
I must ko away." He sat beside
her, and took her hand. He did not
really mean anything wrong; it was
mere force of habit. As she made
no reply and turned her bead away
he thourht he miht as well go a lit
tle further. So he said,, bitterly:
"After all, no one will miss me."
"Oh! Mr. Standish. I I shall
miss, you very much, for Jack's sake
you were suchfriends." The lat
ter part of this was weak, and Ted
knew it. "I thank yen," n ld.
"Of course I could not hope that you
would miss me for your own sake."
But she was an English girl and
her spirit was high. I say .English
because It is well known that our na
tional preeminence extends to spirit
tJ1- o, .
iu iris. - oo sne gave mm her Hand,
wished him a courteous good-by and
rushed upstairs and cried her eyes
out.
We are now in Wiltshire and Ted
has spent a month of misery. He
misses his London, and it will be adi
mltted that this is a big thing to
miss. He missed the club, the han
soms and the Empire. However, ha
is a , little livelier now, for Bob
Trenchard has wired that he is com
ing from "Saturday to Monday"
with him. "Great news," he tele
graphed. "Great news," pondered Standish,
"what ever does he mean?"
."Here I am. Great Scott, what
a hole!" said Bob, when he arrived.
"Bob, old man, you are an angeL
Have a whisky and a soda The
spirit's fiery, and the 'soda's Cat.
However . Now, what's ." your
news?" . ,
' "MaKniflcent, my boy.' Your
flame, Ethel, Is coming into a pot of
money. She went on a visit to some
friends. Staying there was a crusty
old bachelor, of whom no one took
any notice. - He fell ill, she nursed
him. The dad U his solicitor; he
has made a will in her fa r
she will have two thousand
....
, a year.
Well, but I don't see'
"Bot! go back to town
propose to her, marry her-
at onca,J
And be refused as a fortune
hunting' skunk."
"Nonsense, she doesn't know her
lock." . '
"My dear boy. this Is aU very well;
I and Its verv kind of tnu hnt ir.
I out of the question. Supposing the 1
oid cnap should alter hi wiu V . ti
always do; auppofeoasj of .tU bun.
aoa one thing 5 that always
tiff? i" "4dM
--v.auie existence of. genteel pov-
xotrre an, i
Th old chap's
: VY! thew old ;mo go' on
-'-. ..... a J .
wa oere, va sbow you bow srure
lam the thlnrs all right," III lend.
. toousana on the strength 'of
w witih .- nna ttia37 money, fpx
Mtry. 1 can : blow' BB bnk. ,..
o ou ro wix oo that under any clr-
On the morrow thrv lofa L
The same eveaing StaadLA called 6a
AArrru. aia wa lotky en ouch
.vuij sicnc. oe was verr
-yw mn maa 10a toought be
m-m suwajs uDaerrateU her.
"Mr. Standish!" . t
TT H.1"1 brZ7ir Pardon, Mlaa
"You have'eorxre back?"
t 9
knew thaht - l ar-V.
with a rush "i iuZZuVl:
trong. I am V
and I ArA r.r.t k. . ;
knew I should speak and fclltL
I felt But I kn- it w.eJ-.
.
is . -
" asaasi u u Ajar- rnjs
- .a asv WWII
I ask you to share my poverty? So
I Went awaV. hOTjlOiT tfll fnrrwrr t
u.tou carea ror m h.
Arnvrj naa a nara struggle, and 1 have
uwn Dcaten. i could nnt it
V . -'-J- A
a to come back and uirvmi . v
. - j-wm a
caa to icarn my fata. And If von
Kave me the answer I longed for, we
t,uua ukos me world together. ! I
know It Is wrong., I know I am a
But, EtheL fortrfve
m a
?jwara.
ell me
that thera is n wnl
will leave you., Etheir . ; ' . 'A
Khebad clasoed. hi. arm. .w.,
ner and was boldlnrr un hr t i
. .
we auseu. now could ha have been
. . . r w
osiuyr ' tie might have known.
ao; were was' no tnbtake. Td
now swears tba the would have mar
ried ncru she hadn't bad
What Is more be rneans it TV.J1
. Mnn
T . . J
uxjjonoon 5im. '
Hsre's a Hi
a New Malady..
A -14 1 ...
jiiwcr waa ncard to say
mat wnen sae first irbt a rtrv,.i.s.
letter to do she thought she had a
soft thlniT. It was a eommltta rh.
flcatlon, the only difference la the let
ters ocmot the names and swre.
-,wuw; aKiuoo. i cere , were
nve nundred of these letter Lv rw.
typewritten. ' She beimn hr v-ir
ia nign glee. After having finished
u a ootea or more she had tho
txt by heart, and rattld on .1 a
nign rata of speed. After havW
- . . w w
done thirty or more her speed begun
to fall off. i Shortly it begaV Z"
Becesaary to rest a few mlautea be-
twecn each letter. 'Then her -v-.
reiused to . distinguish the letters,'
uer nngrs worked, automatically.
The mind failed to understand th.
meaning r of" the. worda. Then. the
eyes closed with wearlneea-aad the
fingers groped their; way unaided by
light. After a Urn the text baraina
so confused, the letters o mixed up
that the work had to be turned over
to .another person. . The
leartimMiV
va . vhici iruewnien 'Mantmi.
nervous txcltament and hrviu
haustlou that reaulu from rsti.
tlon. Wopven who conduct oficea of
typewriting report that not lnfr
quentlv glPig have "beenj' laid vp- at
their homes and In hospitals from
making excessive copies of - circular
etters. in well-conducted nffl.
these are now given' In rotation; al
ternating with other work. 0,10-
go Post. . :
A Famous VVUa.
ACDperor. niiUlfflV TtrstaAnt - a
sa.. IHIHt a
Arnnce. iJUmarek oonalatd rJ a
doxen , bottlea'of tha famous Stain,
berg ."cabjnet" oif tha;. great comet
yeavr, wuicn is.vna nneat and rarest
wine in the imperial cellars, and re
markable both fdr Ife fragrance and
for Its strtagth" ' The-gift f worthy
of theoooaslohi fo all such wine is
absolutely pHealeas, and It :U prob
ably only to b found In thi eTlar.
of the emperor and of the duke of
itrrhifivWirv-aa.' 1
old - lDeror WIUW ant "VaTf
dozen bot UeatrfthfTsamewln as a
present to the queen- !a'1837, 'and it
was brought over by Emperor Frederick,-
then-crown- priDoe, tlmjelf.
Fina Rhnlsh rlaea get mere and
more -acaroe evfry 7eaf for there
haaiiot bana;faalljLrairata ria
Uge slnoeJ8Ca. London World.
aa . .' t "I". A''. J." '
-Whtlra towa;board meeting of
west Indianapolis was In Session last
BS3?lkl tha P'ADea,
who wasxveaerri w-a8EH0fld to
perforTrra-aargir Tba
coatraaUli WUw wara Mr. 1 Joha
Perry 5 aaMUsrsrary McOraevy.
reaidencaol, thai bride.. enBridge
treat. , SfrtX&XHZ. AEAt eitered
m Aooh iV.natttM"lait It
dMirMlrtC'PArtarS that tha
eronrrba rt Ihdri,. oaa7 :Mr;
AUea rjrotnptjy tt-d -tW ktrot,'- Mr.
Wynnes -wbxfna3ica'J watch
from hJa rjeoket fota Jh4 Cmseoni
ymed In the !5ertmoarrstarUed"
them an.by. Wrnmolng lhat tha
world's record had fust Ws hrr,Vs
".!r"m!hava - iakan only two and
l is . -
oHo-sau aecomda U ' the ceremonv
, Indlaaapolla Journal " . .
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LIQUID FUEL.
stoonoiny oT th'TJa
of on foi
; " , ' Balsnng fiUasx
I
SlMrVs m aaatssi
a -msrty rae
:. An mUrfatlnff rtrmrt rJ
..l(VIKr. Aiut. statemrai
vera that the use nf v..
been tatirtir- aatlafaet- in
SSl-i-VW tti
waiaj rnumaa opsio. tie tnali
boiler plan. - cuaoad Ut, 614.401
gallons, or 7400,805 pounds of ol
tor generating .'ateavm, Lvelopln
iZZT " T ,rocrJ I,315,PC4I
mills per horaa-TMa,. v.-. t -
-vwrwiww own.-. atMtftf
fii f?rVl oQ
aU.ulOBiMam TZi cea tj
rdgallooa. : .. ..i t
Tlve boUer-house force and soufw
wont comprised 210 burners, atom
WbkoU beatj, M boilen, with s
tAadard ratlanr of ahrvn i fwv
aoartj
horse-powrr, and attends bv a .'t
V av a VVi I
f -. divided into tti
I DOUr,nir- ThesaviniTn coat
i111 .d for the'oH fueL
i wrnrmrrci -with mt .t
II7 v ?tUx 'Pricw for larga quantl-
vvw v isirauAi.
M ppnrrna.- An enulvajeni
consumption or from BOO to C00 tdai
of coal per- day would havW
?BW7. that for the duration
W.000toa "of coal
w" ;l r 3J; and ilr.
simn:r remans inat "it e..,l
uiuicuu w imairtne ho Kt-
jtm . . - . .. .. : -wws
bv
vaai
eunountoi coal
OuldTln tha Rmlui
t .. - . . . , -
S,?WW
" -J a wjtaout wdanrrr.
ttZ'JK" " "taf
. v "u,oa J wa use oi bill
i upi araa arw 9? .
iu was aoout sri mf mi k.
Prea WIU the MtimAlail m.i
1 ... -.. . ' wiM-
UBJJ, ,
u5-c"1 ,T,bcr '-
lnthaua.nl' ltnt.ti n t
IIranTvtr4svN
T a . '" via ap-1 utua Deautr." It wan a Aa
Peared to be in ara. r -ti ..Iv.! VJL waa a cay or two
countries. Durinx? th W! ..-ii..
. : , 4 owirr
many Manchester firm h bad rtxoune
w ueuweunMsiurJ. hut tv
IwuIsm n. , - .
bodera, railway engines and similar!
purpoaea. AalaVki on ramSioiu.
Produced 11.000 .l i .IT, "
about B 000 t e.t.
class steam m.1 Tt . JI.3".r
frt i .v7 "riwvrt-
forcthat In thUmpHl slsty-two
Dnd. of VrLU1
bgtha ono with coal, thi- MJk
" talk I, it was found that one pound
evaporated 'eight
ter and one pound of Mtitkl four,
Jea pound, of water.. The rvJatloo
between the volume of .!rv..;-1
-- .iv . - , s
nto tba furnace and the: ouantitv
waUr .rra-
tant: anUw.r .aT. - r .T'
' a-ve sivu Wf ataB " ssVJsasTl I m VWa
vi- ... . i -ivwi
w SM IUUUU LaUsaK IlTF I IS SI
" , m ha k. i . aro
pounds or water. Coniunt?
sides a smaHer weight r f UL also
about 40 per cent.' less gating Iut.
face was reoulred for" atafvi f .
TbU was apart from the cost of tba
juci, an item or considerable Impor
4 SMAa .t.a .la L H
tanr. rV m a 4 a wn . , . . .
- wucra, as it would I
fcSOW tO reduO Ih- r I
cooalderably without leianln,,
u-a,T- : , r7 I
-ui-prwiucing capacity. - .
wt- - a ai J'
. eSJL- - 10 n1 nd Moscow
IalSSO used about 100, ftOO ton of
aaUUi'at a saving of about -"VI ns
v-ua. sa rgmnarea wiui ri tv.
prtco of tharesldua at Moscow is
twenty-five dollars per ton; at Bakn
no mora than two dollars and rrt.
CCnU. SriantlrU A i
. m. a an, - "
THEY MCKT AQAIN. )
rormar SUves UrUW U aJ.i "
"AfW"al8sUritla. I
Two ex -slaves, who had not'aH.'l
wu ovuer ior twentv.fls aM
V .a ... . t
wera married recently, a priad
f" were rfooa 'Ahornpsoa, sd
eighty-flva years, aad Klttv v-.
gad seventy. Before tha lata war
both were slaves In the fmn r
Mr n. Otji, Ta - .
W1 NVLrUATAB-. VOO SBIial a. I
targe plantation Iq torgaa county,
7. , . w iiAVonpaon was
upon aa an old man, whEa
tha woman waa called "mammv" bv
that .VIM.. v s... - 3 3
ims iu vusj inniuy.
After the two slaws wara made
free by tha war they went out In dif
ferent directions to folks a liveli
hood. The maa decided to follow the
river, and he secured, a place In the
dining room of a steamboat. He con
tinued at this untU several months
A when ha retired. Thompson
had saved enough money to keep
him In comfort for tha rest of hie
Jaya. ne looked up some of his chU
drea, now living la LouUville, but
found that they did aot lake any la-i
terest In their old father, nolseem
MaT to care whether ha waa
fllT or dead. It waa while vlaiv
lag his children that the Id man
met ' Kitty . Oweaal They did
oot know each other at first,
and It waa only after they had
compared notes that tha two reeog
other. A marriage was
hortly arranged between tha two.
They went to the county clerk's of
floa together, where a license was ie
wd. ..Tha old couple wr accom
panied to .Magistral Camp's oCca
v7Curloua crowdU Thera the ee.
lmfny J0-
I J ' - - i a a a. .
Tbompaon had' been married three
timea, and his
companion aly one
tima las. As
tha
old
coonla wara
.Hlghert of an la Lt.Ttaiag
I V
lfy. Camp
rtxamOsd them.
that hls.fe-had
been overlook ed.
. "Lot I. To hoaah, I haa't got
wy mo money." said tba old man.
"Z expression of the old
A xaciai exDrtMlaa rsf
Atl u irr Doanran t a NtrrrJ.fa .i. .
.l as aafiimKlsiiMi..t.... vtTv
Z??0"10? man amount of
ou ot nis manT Dockets.
.u-wmtjo orrr to the marfj
-watA'WBO found tUt It amrwmta
to a total of ninety centa. Th. am
man sxnlalnod tLat . Tv mj
. - ' WW Ui I UjOU
Bis savings so that they would last
vunu ne was one hcnflrA aM
t Ha took mlr ooe of thrl lzlt
- - j - waw.
U. W tc ti. rtlU.
aaxtweek. ThebrUrrrv ..i. .v..
k enouKb out of tie
titra.Ll..n.i . .
balance of one dollar aad tencenta
i v- m.uLiiirnr ri nsv f.
. AfA
I Bmasristrata.
BAD MISTAKE.
afTlah art Embarras
s- s a-
tinr Linruin
wr vJOOO-LOOkinr FArala-nae-a.
. -ava Aauianapoas gui .who spent
Ut winter abroad atudvlntr m..
S T- at J. .. ' ..
ralatea an amusing Incident of her
a-- fimi vob oi
Prvenoa with one of the teachcra.
a youa Ital
Italian xnusVciaa
who also riavad In t
the crcheatra.
th whAia charms aU twTrC
affected to ha tarM. .u.
I nA.'-ni
. - huiiks.
I - I mm VI.
K-V ... a. t . .T -- a
I - J wyMv
t" -r.
I ti... : . " iwiecs
towto ua LOrUtoAi KrsJm ..1
jwng iaay nau just fiaLahed
leaaon with him. Their oonversa-;
I i . w.j.i . .
little EngUah aad
9 saw?ave s a . ...
- uoor ana said:
wiab you a marrv Chrfafcrr,. -
I lr- . v. '1 I :
r: noment, aa u da
I wj oa voen, Dowln
"T: . . " great booor
w oo, out I cannot raarry von
Christmas: no- ao. v7Ta7v Tf2
The poor gVl waa dreadfambar.
Z7tZ "Trt"" "I-
edXlnr!?
lilZr Lt
mas C! f7Z.J Ct"
hi. now thoVUghly Indignant rS
. t ,w .T?J wonaai ptipu
i w un aunt understxnd that
I ah. rut -v , . .
J 7 voosunas, ba
I : . wrea Bl lUa-mla.
BS bsb1 liana t V as I a
I lAsTsl aVaae A saw M V .
- smms stm proiuM in ma )n
ami.
HavarQrows Lass.
Talk about a woman's Tjeraonal
nityl I oonakler It comas to an
end some tlma before aba dw aa
on her
sixty-fifth or aeventieth
1 n ,i . .
oinDcay, out ure are men who
WmM .... .a a ... .
r. wuncei.oeDeiiei icat
they am eminent! v faartnatfnt- rt
tf thCT lived tO a hnisdrea art .
Judga by tha following trua story
Maria was at a very heavy coaver
iona tha other evening and was
sitting down auletlv n-avr a Mm.
of most' venerahl.Lnlc?v' a.-
She thought they were discoursing
on rocks and tatRM - an.
troubled to listen, till suddenly ths
word marrlaee" attract! tw a.
tentlon, and she caught tha follow
luff sentence from an old obVeet who
must have aeea hi eightieth, birth
day. - .
"However much Ilorada
and however much that young
giri loved me, I don't think I should
xnarrf again If mvrrrrat Hfta
1 might have to leave that vouna-
irtri a widow before manv veani anri
very hard on her that would bef
And Maria cannot recover fmm
that speech ''however much that
young girl loved ma" considering
tha man.
Thera are manv of him. hbj
Mali.
HI3 SONNET.
Savare Shock to a Pora First Au
- taevapt for tha Public
It b said that for a long tima af
ter a certain poet began to write
he auraed his genius In secret,
aot caring to let hi productions
MttbapubUovye.
' At last, however, ha oom'poaed a
aonnet ta tha moon. wttS t,t,k a,.
w-t Mdallgbted that ha sect It to a
popular Journal, and In Imagination
aa w hirnaeir well On Us way up the
Udder that leads to fame.
' For soma weeks ha searched tba
columns of tba paper for his sonnet
In vain; it did not appear. At last,
when reduced almost to despair, he
ooaday. ha glancing over "Notice to
pon as pon dents," waa electriSad by
tha foCowing paragraph:
' "W bars received from soma oca
sn effort at poetry. eaUUed, 'Sonnet
to tha Moon.' Tha first two Hn-.
run thu:
-TaassaAuII! 'r1" tae aWl
i "Ttxxa tha figura of this couplet
sad tha aejqecl, U is evidsnt that or
aalhcrisataiaor; -whoaa gooaa win
Barar waft turn to tha s axnmlt of Par.
&ATa." YoutVs Coopanioo.
PRICE FIVE CENTS
Power - Littrt U. S CoVt 'n&tb
vwicrsfiJ
A GREAT DISCOVERY:
it
Brtmre Oaaa Btura
Afar MsotattOa
Hew a staelsjeej
tAaT-tAr raskasai Tfc
BjraaaA aaas AppOmd.
vP1? editor auiotaf'tbr fresh
bit of stuff aad when tha querSook
lag maa carae la ha turned to Urn
eagerly and was almost effusive U
his greeting, says tha Detroit TVea
Press. ...
7 a'ioae.-s!d tha visitor, seat,
log himself, that vou fn-,. .
Jways ready for a aaw Me?" -
l e, that's what wsarsberslor.
Have you got one?" .
"I think it 1st taehh. ,
s thU wsy: You know freight
ehargaa are an Item of hoeJn.ri
"lea, Tva heard aa"
v ffot to aHaviata
that condition." .
"What U it, a paasr ' '
VNo, aomtthlng easier to gat: It's
hydrogen gaa." . .
'hydrogen rxsP .Tcla'ms-i' .v-
editor. "What's that got to do with
"Bust freight rbirm .!!
smash, that's what."
-How?" ' -
"Easiest thing la tha world"'.
my plan. The way I dovlt ls-thia.
I pack tha freight la my patect air
tight receiver, with snaoa left .1
round tha edfe. th. T .
Into the receiver all t-a v
It
WUI hold. Cork It irrl -!rrV ...
thera you are with a on hwarad or
two hundred pound rjackaa wV9w
log half as much or lea,- In soma
iMtaaora, sir, th package is so light
i. caa to oa held down on tha
acaJra to make it weie-h at a!l -
The editor sat vb Lra!w a. vi.
chair. "
"Ia tha matter of cos La e-.' .i. m
resumed tba visitor, 'it .iZ. -
charm; and a ten-pound weigU wi3
l?o through tha mall In r,
charged receivers with a'c&et
postage stamp. If. tv. r--a-.
thing ia tha world for aritaes
end their maauscripu la andthv
caa aava t went v-flvarf, .v.
prioa they gtt for tha articia ia cms.
ga alone. Ia UcTclea. too. Uhi
prove aa Immense aucceaa."
TTou can check a tlrrcie a W.
euggeated tha edrtor.
"Come off: I dno't
You know the object of bicycie tsak
ersU to reduce tha weight of ttstr
machine. Ttev've LrW4
aluminum aad vTULng, ht aoth-
g quit coea IL m plan afelta
the busineaa. I mer!v ua. . a.,
what larger tire and 1 ln.t. v
crogen Instead of common air and I
reduce the weight on th mti t.
nsakiag the tlra largtr 1 ca Cy
raduoa tha weight of a tairty-paaad
bicycle to aa manv oujmm aaw4
tha tire large enourV I u
t a Eying rr.afMrta. Sa7"
Tha editor want down laL. ti.
pocket aad out with a quarter. -"Here
." h said. In a rsii.a4 v.
v.V. . I. ..a .'7. .
avat ro wan IA kWi
outof your bead," aad tha visitor
eat down talr walstnnaf softly.
- A Lf4hiuc Wmir :
Thera 1 one man who should h
enrolled In the revenue serrios of tha
-mica niaxts wiust rrgard topci
tics, religion, or any of tha caste- "
ary objections. Ha is a fsnrn t. '
Marshall county who foUowd tha
smen of aa licit still for thrae
mllea to Its soure. A n."
that should ac.ba lost to tha gov
ernment. If ha cannot - ba tha
sleuthhouad of tha treasury, ha caa
ba iU pot n te r. KajOt yS tar.
"" 'i'V.'.
The Old Friehd:
Aci tha beat fricyj, tLainarsr '
vlU yorj, uliiinma-s livtf EasrV :
lator. (tLa Bad Z) ttat'a VSat
jou hear at tha raeatkw c.'this
excellent Iirer aadiczie,; ui .
pocpla saooll not ba TTaadai '
tLst aoythin alsa anil do. ' ,
It Is tia Kicg cf Lhrer ifeu
dnes; is better than pels, taJ
takes tha plaoa cf Oiinba and
Calomel. It acts directly on tha
Liver, Kiiaeyi asd Bowels aad .
gives tew Lie to tLa whoa ara
texn. This is tha medicine yoa
wact. Sold by all DrrUta ia
liquid, or in irowder,to ba takca (.
dij cr maJ into a tea,
IW n Nsas I
Mmm
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