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"1
It isn't the 2:10 horse that travels
farthest in a day.
Pawnbrokers pre to miitomers who
havi* 'c'l'- ".ii.iiKr •iuil!'^es-
_ Miserv dumps a hit o€ stone* on the
Uropsv treated free by Dr. H. H. Green n j d to' gucc>.hS.
Pons, of Atlautu, lia lh greatest dropsy
ipeciallst*iu the world. Head thnir adver-
tisement in another column of this |>>iper.
An Irishman says that no gentleman
will go to sleep at a wake.
GOOU 1IOI NKKBEPERS
That's why they buy Ued
At loading grocers, 5 eauts.
tlse tho I Mist
Cross liall Blue
ltorrowed trouble bankrupts a man
paying the interest.
•••••••••
• Mitchell's EyeSalve j
• Intense pain in ihe eye J
often excruciating J
J and calls for immedi- •
• ate relie'. Mitchell's Eye Salve J
• will do more for the sufferer J
J than all the new-fangled reme- •
J dies put together. Mitchell's is „
• an old, reliable salve. Price, 25c. ;
• By mail, 25ci Moll & riuckol, Hew York City. J
!••!•>••••
DRY?
Sawyer's
^Pommel
Slickers
- 'Warrantod Waterproof.
HnwVer'a P.srclMlor J'.ruml l'owwol tiller rn
afford complete nroudioi. t> ^V/in tho'akirt
«u<l llo. Made extra lontf i-ud*Wit,ln thajuurt.
iniu rtntr it dry Bout lor ri'liT. Euslly oooTcrtod
SK I wJ-'klngcoaL Everr «nrincnt war-
SSted waterproof. J-oolc fur tniAHUurk.
If your <leai«T lioue nothav<f Kicol*
•tor Braad) wxito f^r catalogue.
H. M. SAWYER h SON, So'o Mfra..'
Eust CamUrldfle, Mass.
KellKlo" Uroond.
The country is becoming agitated oyer
tho staU-iii. nt thai religion is lo«n*
ground. This results in countless <iis<,u -
sutiis until th - agitation runs its courbc.
an«i still religion nourishes It Is onlj
usei-sif things that deteriorate. Th - nnw
recommendation of Hostettei s
Hitters, the great stomach Htreng^ener,
lli-H In the fact that It has lived for fifty
years in spite of hundreds of imitations,
and is renowned for its cure of dysp.'P* .i
Indigestion, hl'lousn. s:, nervousness ana
malaria. fi v r and ague.
Recorder OoITh Lunch**.
Recorder GofT, of New York, Is pnr-
tlal to crackers and milk for his lunch-
eon. This combination he has served
to him In his chambers at the Crim-
inal courts by his personal attendant.
It I*; Rapid Transit Tunnel.
One-fourth of the excavation of New
York's rapid transit tunnel was com-
pleted recently. Thus far $7,319,000
has been paid out on the $35,000,000
contract. The moat ticklish part of tli*
business is to keep the big water maim
from springing leaks us the digging
proceeds. Trains are expected to run
through the finished tunnel in 19U4.
Hall's Catarrh Cur®
Ik a constitutional cure. Price, 75o.
The odor of a well cookcdi dinner is
the incense of domestic love.
Don't ache, use Hamlin's Wizard Oil.
Rheumatism, neuralgia and all pain
banished by it. See your druggist.
A young doctor's profession is usually
better than his practice.
Plso's Cure cannot be too highly spoken of ns
cough cure.—J. W. O'UaiBN. 322 Third Avo.,
Minneapolis, Minn., Jan. 6. 100&
flrltUh C*« M fields.
South Wales raises more coal thai
any other part of Great Britain, near
ly 29,000,000 tons a year. Twenty-
seven millions come from Midland col-
leges and 26,000,000 from York and
Lincolnshire.
C'lialr of Iflatorlcal Rmrarrn.
The Italian government has created
at the Royal University In R'>me a
chair for the advancement of histori-
cal research in connection with me-
dieval and modern art. The new chair
was created through the efforts of
Prof. Venturl, who for the last eleven
years has been in charge of the me-
dieval and modern art classes at the
university.
The wearer knows where the shoe
pinches.
Half an hour is all the time required to
dye with PI'TNAM FADKIjESS 1(1 l'.S.
Sold by druggists, loe. per package.
A woman with a past never refuse:
a present.
Are You l'ftlnv Allen** F< ot-FH*e?
It is the only cure for SWcl'en
Smarting, Burning, Sweating Kept,
Corns and Bunions. Ask for Allen s
Foot-Ease, a powder to be shaken Into
the shoes. At all Druggists and Shoo
Stores, 25c. Sample sent FRE13. A'1"
dress Allen S. Olmsted, Leltoy. N. Y
THE TI3IE TO LAUGH.
SOME GOOD JOKES. ORIGINAL AND
SELECTED.
i soldier \\ It
IU« Home
ineut Wu a
«m Trouble.
Sympathy for
•urate—perl-
other Williams
KEEP WS SADDLE DRTi
, THE ORIGINAL
ffSH BR#
j ry I vS E 0MMiO_
J y /, SLICKER
PROTECTS BOTH
K-X' -*Y/ RIDER AND SADDLE
^$8*HARDEST "STORM
i.ooKFoR*®° CATALOGUES FREE
SHOWING FULL LIN ft ^ARME^S AM (VVTS
A J.TOWEP CO.,BOSTON.MASS. v>
Thompson's F.yo W&lei
K !„.stbyTmI-77YEARS. VVPA\''
HWant MORE B*uwnwrrtJWtjWl
Stark Nursery, Louisiana. Mo.: Oansvilic. N.V
N.
I'nlted Ht t ' Cities,
The census taken on Juno 1, 1900,
gives the population of the ten largest
cities In the United States as follows:
New York, 3,437.202; Chicago, 1.6118,-
075: Philadelphia, 1.21)3.6!I7; St. Louis,
575,238; Boston. 560.892; Baltimore,
508.957; Cleveland, 381,7C8; BufTalo,
352.387; San Francisco, 312,7S2; Cin-
cinnati, 325,902.
Coffee u Unrometer.
Drop a lump of sugar in a cup o?
hot coffee, watch the bubbles rls • with-
out disturbing the coffee. If they col-
lect in the middle the weather will be
fair. If they adhere to the cup, form-
ing a ring, rain will fall. If they sep-
arate, floating la unfixed position, it
Is a sure sign of changeable weather.
Picnickers, watch your cup of cofteo
in the morning
Mm Wlimlon', Soiitliini; Syrup.
For rlilldrrn ldhlna. '!>«, ..""''Tm'','.
i1uimiiiiUI"1|.i,11iV I'lHu.' ur'"" !"'! ,
Honesty may bo the best policy, but
t'oronnuU nt Their lint.
Before the shell of the cocoantit be-
comes thick and hard and while the
moat is soft and about tho consistency
of clabber, many of the lints are gath-
ered and sold upon the street corners
of South American cities and In tha
drink shops. The nuts are cut open
with a machete. The milk proves a
most refreshing drink, while the meat
is eaten with a spoon, or more often
with a sliver cut from the shell.
Croat Britain', Population.
Great Britain and Ireland, according
to the compiled census returns, has a
population of about 42,000,000. The
exact figures are: England, 30.80R.460;
Wales, 1,720,609; Scotland, 4,471,957;
Ireland, 4,466,546; the Isle of Man, 54.-
758; and the Channel Islands, 95.841,
making a total of 41,605,177. To this
Is added an estimate of 400,000 for the
men in the army, navy and merchant
service abroad and for the troops serv-
ing In South Africa.
No VtiKlilon; Miuiy Style.
As if to prove conclusively the inll-
j nite, number of ways in which a com-
paratively simple thing may be done.
I note the various fashions in which
men hold their cigars in their mouths.
I Every man seems to work out bis own
way of smoking a cigar, evolving it
slowly from the first time, when ha
placed it carefully in the middle of hi3
mouth and blew the smoke out as if he
were whistling. There is no accepted
conventional standard; no fashion, but
A SOI.IMKK WHO PAINTKI*
The other day Richard Harding
Davis was asked by a vivacious hostess
to tell some story about the Spanish-
American war that was funny and not
gloomy, "for," said she. "there must
have been amusing incidents also."
"Well." said the young author re-
flei lively, "of course no great tragedy
is complete without Its element of
comedy. I remember particularly one
little Incident in the crudely fixed up
hospital tent In Siboney. which, de-
spite Its pathos, was so drcll a-* to
bring a smile to even the faces of the
boys on the stretchers. There was one
young fellow who had been laid up
with a bad case of fever. He was e
big, raw-boned, overgrown fellow
came from 'Clncy,' he said, and as he
tossed about from side to side he kept
telling me that he was restless as a
wildcat, tired of being chained to a
blank cot, sick of being coddled like a
baby, the smell of disinfectants made
himiller; he was aching not from fever
but from a longing to get out into the
air with Hie hoys and be in the fight.
" 'Can't you get the doctor to let me
out. Mr. Davis?' he begged pathetically.
" I'll do what I can,' I said, and as
the doctor happened to be passing I
called him over and put the matter be-
fore him.
" 'Nonsense!' he exclaimed. 'Just
look at him. Is he tit—now, is he?
Ixrak at that face, will you—red and
blotched with fever. He's in no con-
dition to get out.'
"The boy had gradually raised him-
| sef eagerly on to his elbow, but as the
I doctor finished speaking his head fell
back hopelessly.
'"Fever! Red!' he cried querulous-
ly; 'I paint, doctor! It's just paint, I
tell vou.' "—New York Times.
on, "has ti> work so card. Kir Is a
driver for a grocery, and he ilas to
drive from Xin the morning until 7 at
night;"
The expression w? the visitor S' face
showed plainly she chought such ti*«at-
ment outrageous.
"Tell me where your boy is em-
ployed," she said. "AtimI f will do what
I can to stop such a dreadful thing; it
Is intolerable cruelty to drive any
horse that long at a stretch. I'll see
the grocer to-morrow."
It seemed to the old woman that
there was something wrong about the
visitor's expression of regret over her
son, but it sounded friendly, at all
events, and she did not arnalyze it too
deeply.-—New York Sun.
HKOTREIt WII.I.IAMN <>V TBOIIBtE."
Ef dis worl* is a worl'- ''«■ trouble, I
notice dat mighty few people is willin'
ter sell out.
De end er de righteous 's peace, but
he ain't in a hurry ter fin' peace ef he
got ter leave dls worl'. without fust
sendin' fer de doctor.
De rich man got ter go !er licaven
thoo' de eye er a needle, but do po'
man hez ter git in whatever he kin
fin' a crack in de fence.
"I'beam tell," said the crjored dea-
con, "dat las' night Br'er Johnson let'
dis worl' fer de nex' one, but sence he
didnt sen fer me ter wait oil liim to'
he l«5f I can't say fer sartlni des whar
en how lie landed."—Atlanta Constitu-
tion*
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THE LATEST NEWS
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IN BRIEF.
el
nf tho
"It's not always a misfortune to b®
or."
"No, lady; sometimes tile poor gets
rich suddenly."—Chicago American.
KiiinEiVS PASTILLES.
y Ml w i liry liarl I In. Imsi Jg f(
ilo ^ *
FARMS AND RANCHES
FOlt SALE. Wo Have the lluy rH.
SCOTT & SCOTT Topeka Kan.
nn^ncv^v DISCOVERY, plvos
DRvl o 0 M.dokroll.-fnn.t. lire t
olfj- Hook < f t"-iinumii. « ati'l 10 WA\tm atuient
yilKK. DIU 11. II. tilMKS'B A« U,
IT u^'^vvriiA? PENSION
I p B1CKFORD, Wxhlngton, D. C-, they
II will nvi vc i|llicU r«'Ol ies 11. ; lh N . I. "I -
Staff ".'iitii \iilis. prosetUiJtmClaimsslncc IS78
IS
playing policy often leads to dishonesty, j stylos.—New York Post.
CniiHolatlon and Comtorh
)HS uiuo
lilto aa taow. All grocers, fx', a package. -
Sometimes it is what a man doesn t
experiment was a success.
My wife lias a new fad," announced
the fat man with the red face, as he
cheerfully stirred the cooling mixture
before him with a long straw. "She is
going in for hypnotism now, anil it has
my sincere and emphatic indorsement.
She has taken twelve lessons from a
noted professor of the art, and is now
a full-lledged hypnotist, or thinks she
is, which amounts to the same thing
as far as she is concerned. I was her
first subject, and her success with me
not only pleased her but astonished
her as well. At first I rebeil--* at be-
ing experimented with, thinking it all
tommy rot; but I am now prepared to
indorse the art to its full extent. She
f
ennsylvania
and several
FREE
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nj, Ne*l>urgb, !i.Y
Fit«.Epllep«y an. lull %
IIKI.rs BUOWJI.WS H
EDUCATIONAL
say that is most interesting.
Lrtilles Can Wear Shoes
One si/.i' smaller after using- Allen > >•
Ease, a powder for the feet. It make's
titflit or new shoes easy. < ur. • swo
len, hot. sweating, aehiiip feet, ingrow -
ing nails, corns and bunions. At all
druggists and si
stores. '*• ets. '1 ria
Acldie.s Allei
ST. MARY'
Notre Dame, Indiana.
Conducted by the s iters of the Holy
package l'UKi'. by mail. Ail'
S. Olmsted, l.e Itoy, N. \ .
No farmer can plow a field by turn-
ing it over in his mind.
Who is it that does not wish to bo j me jn a chair and then, standing
out in the open air or alive in some j jn fr0nt of me, went through a lot of
field of sport, whether it bo with the j nionkeyshines beforo my face with her
bat, rod or gun; whether we go coast- | hands.
lug over the hills and vales on the j " -Now
wheel or sailing over rough waves or j
into serene coves, it is all sport, and i
the springing muscles seem to need it. ?
It is bound to happen that some mis-
hap will occur. Thus it is that we
have sprains
sprains, sprains that crippl
that give great pain, sprains that rob
PAINT RISKS
The risks in painting are
three: materials, mixing, put-
ting en. ith best lead and
oil you take two; with ordi-
nary mixed paint three; with
' h/""i1 "i i ;™ortiw I Devoe ready paint none
and Classical education. Keg- , • t • i t i
iegiate Degrees. ^ ^ I Gtich package IS this KlbCu
Cross.
English
ul&r Col.x - .I*
In Preparatory Department students
emrefnllv prep red for Collejrlate oourye.
l'bvsical anil Chemical I laboratories I
w, 11 cciuippcil. I'onservatory of Music
ami School of Art. liviiinaMUin under
direction of graduate of Boston Normal
bcbtxil of I iymnastii's. Catalogue free.
The 47til year will open Sept. 5, 1801.
Address DIRECTRESS OF THE ACADEM7,
St. Mary's Acod.mv, Notre Usnu. tndiaiw.
W. N. U.WICHITA—NO.—37—1901
Vhrn Ansucrlnij Hdicrtlscmcnts Kitnlly
On
1 f you li.iv,- any
tills jiaint ill n">
fault to find with
W.
Mention This 1'apcr.
right about it at
°lir|utX V"u'r elt and us the justice
to follow in«iriu nous.
1\ W. Dkvob & Company.
I Paint-safety for you in
Devoe as in no other.
I Pamphlet on painting free if you
mention this paper.
GOOD-PAINT DEVOE, CHICAGO.
she said, sternly, 'you can-
not leave your chair.'
".lust to see what her game was I
gave her tho glassy eye and made no
move. Her eyes gleamed with tri-
umph, and then she said:
in abundance. bight j '"Listen to me! You must no longer
sprains | drink intoxicating liquor I ir you do
it will make you sick. Vou will find it
is impossible to lift a glass of the vile
stuff to your lips. You cannot even
enter a place where it is sold'.'
"Then she brought me out of the
trance by snapping her fingers, and an-
nounced that her experiment was a
complete success.
"Now the dear woman remains at
home, serenely confident that I am no
longer able to indulge in the flowing
bowl, and my plea of being detained
late at the ofllce goes without question.
I^et's have another!"—Detroit
Press.
us of sleep, but sportsmen of all kinds
have come to know that there is noth-
ing better than the old reliable St.
Jacob's Oil. Have it with you for use;
you may rely on its cure of the worst
sprain and restoration to the
forts of life.
com
11A |:|>I,V ACCURATE.
M. A. B., in Harper's Magazine: She
hart returned with au M. D. from a
university after her name, and had
been elected to the chair of English
literature in a small local collcgo On
the day before the session opened the
president was explaining to her the du-
ties of hor place, "in addition to your
work in English literature." he said,
with apologetic hesitation, "I should
like you to take the junior nnd senior
classes in elocution, and also assume
charge of the physical cultt,re.''
"Is there no teacher of elocution?"
asked Miss Jones.
"Wei. no; not at present."
"And who has charge of the physical
training?"
"To tell the truth, we have no teach-
er as yet. You perhaps noticed in the
catalogue that those two departments
were 'to be supplied.'"
"And I was elected to the chair of
English literature "
"Yes," the president answered,
gloomily.
But he was reassured by her winning
smile. "I will take the, work and do
what I can with it. Dr. Smith," she
said, brightly; "but why didn't yot
write me it first that the 'chair' wai
a settee?"
Has No Equal,
OCFIANCE I'
. REQIM6 NO COOKING
4 PREPARED FOR
LAUNDRY PURP06E5(M
KwErrcSTAtitt^
A
Yellow, musty looking
linen can be avoided by
using Dcfiancc Starch,
which whitens the goods
and makes them like
new. Ask for the 16 oz.
package Dcfiancc Starch,
All other starches weigh
12 ounces.
Don't forget it—a belter qual>
ily and one-third more of it.
Thanked Hoil for Mercy.
An ambitious Arab from Mecca
named Halahl, appropriated the title ot
Mohomet, or Mohammed, and had to
prove his "predicted Messiaship' by
supernatural means, the Arabs being
serious doubters. He accordingly com-
manded Mount Safa to come to him
and when it stirred not at his bidding
exclaimed; "God is merciful. Had tht
mountain obeyed my words it woult
have fallen on us to our destruction
I will therefore go to the mountain am
thank God that He had mercy on I
stiff-necked generation."
Work of tlie lluninn Heart.
A person who has lived seventy
years has had pass through his li .f(
about C75.920 tons of blood, the whole
blood in the body passing through
the heart in about 32 beats. The heart
beats on an average TO times a min-
ute, or 36,792,000 times in the eourst
of a year, so that the heart of au ordi-
nary man, 80 years of age, has beaten
3,000,000,000 times. The heart beats 10
strokes a minute less when one Is ly-
ing down than when one is in an up
right position.
■VMS. ROOT'S "l.l lil.AI.I..
From the Philadelphia Post: Secre
tary Root has a gift, not unlike Lin-
coln's, ot infusing humor into the la-
borious details of offlcial duties. The
war secretary's ofllce lias been
throughout the administration an ex-
tremely busy one. Now tho hurrying
1'"1CC | demands of wai lnive been supplanted
by the exacting responsibilities of pre
paring
TAKtNli NO ClIAN'CES.
•W? JM
iSlkr
PRiESHSEYERSgg5
■JSESr!'.!.
Chiropodist's Busiest Wesson,
"Summer," says a chiropodist, "la
always my busiest time, and the hot
ter it is the more I am rushed with
business. 1 have twice as many as-
sistants in summer as in winter. Peo
pie who suffer at all with their feet
suffer intensely in hot weather, Hot
pavements, you know, are excruciat
ing to tender feet. Badly fitting shoes
too, are responsible for much suffer
ing, and a shoe that is too loose is
just as bad as one that is too tight/
Wonderful Fireworks.
In Nagasaki, Japan, there Is a fire-
work maker who manufactures pyro
technic birds of great size that, when
exploded,7sail in a life-like manner
through the air and perform many
movements exactly like those of living
birds. The secret of making these
wonderful things has been in posees
8lou of un eldest child of the family of I any other.
each generation for more than 400 | "My poor son
years.
Jiti4
Kind Old Party—"How old are you,
my boy?"
Boy—"Naw yer don't! I know a
spotter when I see one! Ye're tryln
to get at me age sos dey kin tax me
full fare wb.en I ride on de street cars!"
military government for the
olonies, not to speak of the multiply-
ing affairs of regular army business.
But Secretary Root, although pos-
sessed of unusual rapacity for hard and
prolonged work, seems never to bo
hurried, and will occasionally pausa in
the midst of revolving routine to en-
tertain his associates or visitors with
some pleasant remark.
A few days ago he was superintend-
ing the work of revising the Cubau
tariff. Item after item was drearily
gone over, and to the assembled clerks
it seemed that the secretary was not,
on this occasion, to enliven tne pro-
ceedings with his customary wit. Sud-
denly his face lightened up. He had
come across the word "luggage" writ-
ten into the tariff, evidently by some
Britisher among the clerks.
"Luggage!" exclaimed the secretary,
"here at last is unmistakable evidence
that our country is drifting into im
perialism."
SYMPATHY FOR TUB HOR8K.
The wife ot a clergyman, who has
assumed for several months as a mat-
ter ot accommodation to the parishion-
ers the care of the church at the fash-
ionable country place in which he has
his summer home, occasionally tries to
interest himself in the affairs of the
few country people who, with the New
York millionaires, make up the con-
gregation: so she stops at the houses
of those she knows when she is driv-
ing. The other day she halted at the
house ot an old woman who devoted
herself to tho customary account of
her troubles. The minister's wife was
duly sympathetic. As a matter of fact
she hail long been an active sympa-
thizer in the S. P. C. A., and her char-
ity went more in that direction than in
the old woman went
AU, WANTi:I> "JIM FISKS."
A certain well known politician dur-
ing the state convention met a lot ol
his old-time friends from southern
Maryland at Ford's Opera House, ana
after the convention was over so glad
was he to see them that he took the
whole crowd around to a nearby res-
taurant, lined them all up against the
bar and requested them to "nominate
their drink."
Everybody took whisky except the
city man, who had the bartender manu
facture him a gin fizz. When the drink
had been placed before him one old
fellow asked:
"Say, what's that you're drinking?
"That," said the city man, "is a gin
fizz "
"Say, bartender." said the county
politician, "take back your whisky and
give me a "Jim Fisk, too."
4'lie rest of the crowd liked the
name, and in a few minutes every man
had repudiated whisky and was drink
Ing "Jim Flsks."—Baltimore Sun.
llbpefbrn. settlement "f ti
workers' strilix* is about dead.
(Jeo. A. Nickt-rson. a direetoi
A. T Si F. railroad, is dead.
lihtb Mitchell and Gomperu advise
Shatter ti>«uuii>nuiiise, but Shaffer re-
fcuses.
Three himitrvd minersat Huntington,
Ark., of the Kansas and Texas Com- .
pany are on- strike.
In the ecumenical conference in Lon- •
d'on there are 19 American bishops and
i7i|, American delegates.
.V recent hail storm in I
froze < mh- man to death,
others, were- badly frozen.
President Mitchell left New York
for Pittsburg, Kansas to try and .in-
fluence the miners to strike.
An ambergris mine has been foiuulnt
Point Conception, California, which
promises to be of grelit value.
Columbia, the champion of 189'.),>.has
been selected by the yacht club to nice
against Lipton's Shamrock 11.
A box ear was jammed through a
wall of the Burlington freight office at
St. Joseph, Mo., and three clerkw-wcro
badly injured.
The United Mine Workers JJnurnal
of Indianapolis, considers it improbable
that there will be a general itrike in
the arithacite coal region.
Dr. Boswell Park, of liuffato is re-
puted as one of the best surgeons in
the world. The nation may be thank-
ful that the chief executive is in such
hands 1
Many peach orclirrds i hi>ut Athens,
Onio. will lie destroyed having been
condemned by the Oh;i<iagricultural de-
partment, the trees liMllif itt'ceted with,
the San Jose scale.
Tho latest reports, say that ,T. Pier.
pont Morgan has obtained control ot:
the zinc productionlofctlbe United States,
three-fourths of wliich comes from *lm-
Galena-Joplin, diotaiei-
A cloudburst dj«J damage at C. bo,
Montana, to Hiia extent of 810,1*10.
Hail accumulated a foot deep < n Jciio
level and 1.00«- f>
Pacific track wa
wires are down.
Secretary Hay was clerk to lu'neoln;
Root taught school; Griggs was a law
clerk; Hitchcock clerk in a stp*e; Gago
at 1.1 was a bank clerk; Smith was a
compositor in early life;
chores, on a farm,
a farm hand.
The Northwestern hotjcl in Buffalo ui
destroyed by fin
mated at 840,000.
burned.
The New Zealand government orders
most of its locomotives from Philadel-
phia, and 75 per cent of other railway
stock of all descriptions from America.
Dartmouth College will celebrate the
lOOtli anniversary of the graduation o
Daniel Webster, on Sept. 20, 'l-vin*
the corner-stone of Webster hall. A
thousand of the alumni will parade n
evolutionary costumes.
Holland has been having war with
Sumatra since 1S70 and has expended
0011,000 on it, and the Sumatra"*
now say they have only begun to fight.
The French government told tie
Turkish ambassador to leave Fr-
and he left. 11 is rumored that a n
division has been ordered to lur .*
waters. . . _
A Macon county, Missouri, farmer,
saved his cattle and kept them in g'
order after pasturage gave out, by 0
ting elm trees. The cattle thrive on
the leaves and small branches.
M. J. Collins has been appointed
of the Northern
vashed away, All
(Long did
md Wilsoft at 20 was
. The loss is esti-
Oiw man was badly
tha
sistant general purchasing agent rft
Santa Fe, with headquarters
cage
Senator Clark, of Montana owns
the
richest mine ill the world, which I"
.-ear when
, is idle be-
n an
him #12,000,000
manned, .lust now the mine
cause Clark will- not grant hi9
8-hour day.
The best estimates on the Texas
ton crop place the yield at
bales—nearly one-third decrea*
last rear.
cot
million
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