The Beeville Bee. (Beeville, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 41, Ed. 1 Friday, March 10, 1899 Page: 4 of 4
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THE nrearNoRTwE
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trains.
anaruele 16, 1800.-
( hegan to teel better * even "a
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Hob. M. H. MeCord
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last year was about 75,000 bushela, but
cup.
too Jeweler was bui
to editors. "Infuence" counts for noth
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in cash and 8600 w
Ina in a magizine otice: the only thing
through windows for nothig, and tbit
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The train boy books more passen
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eight hours-to slumber.
Houston
trouble again.
o'clock and never slept more than fve
igratiom which wit soon fow-
Into the Canadian weet.
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world is full of old ■
now if the railroad
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free theair woodend
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put. and Sir James Sawyer has just
answered It In n work on longevity
He says that sleep should occupy a
third of twenty-four hours. Althouzt
this figure is not at all exagzerated, I
S.
i addition
er now la
neighbor, who chanced to be stooping
out of sight, digging weeds In the
midst of the shrubbery, startled by the
sound of what might be some meteoric
body whining past In dangerous prox-
imity to his head, raised himself just
AU men are poets at
aon.
himself, with some nervousness and a
he'ehtened color 3
T'e widow bowed stiffly. for In Mr.
Rotors. though better dressed and of
carse better looking than she had
vat seen him In his garden, she recog-
'•red Immediately the ruthlesa tres-
nasrer who had brohen her window,
"nehed her China. and been guilty
ranks,
irther
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d air
heart fluttered worse than Susie's had
done In the morning.
oes torn
bee no
SLICKER
WILL KEEP YOU DRY. I
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may have be
Tmeu
theconalmne
WITHOUT«
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and widoes,
iod trasport
CURE YOURSELF!
rritetione or uleeration
ftsisM
Mr. Rogers, "beU
never be miainter
SPRAIN
straightened him up,
, sound and cured.
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further credi
teas at tbs is
People y
We are Cash
than all Deal
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YOUR.
STORYP
was the following:
"Republican City, peb., January 27:
Plains, also. ws were unable to visit,
where grain growing has been conduct-
ed with the best fesuits for years, sad
which will become a vast wheat field
with a thread and placed it amid the
ruin, i
veya are completed, will afford com-
fortable homes to thousands of dii-
have, wondered how much his tongue
than -hhta pea had she
And Mr. Rogers told his love- told
It to much better than the strat note
could have done that the widow would
Sr as -achanee to be heard" Ia con-
heerned.nthere is plenty of chace? The
question is: Have you something wor-
thy of a chance? That you can only
find out by sending your manuscript
• :
The Houston East and West Texas
railway will sell round trip tiekeis t .
Fort Worth for the annual meetlug
of the cattlemen's association nt rate
of one fare to all Junetion poluts ad.
ded io iha* nue of $5 from juucilou1
ougl open-work stockings shows
of vanity mhan anything else.
Ion Puri
the Hous.
paper In her hand, but she had scarcely
aaked the question when r dark sus-
picion took possession of her.'
The damaged window not only over-
looked her own back yard but the gar-
must be noted that some of the great
" our time never devoted
MM HUM Jayrynomiuurv,mabawin
Meierem < B Anderonaco shaMim Dalins
One nittie tronble will make is for-
get a dozen things we ought to be
thankful for.
AD*
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eng ill
erlut 2
ina,Waco.T
thereabonta, the Roman emperat. Tra*
Jan. built a bridge across the Danube,
the piers 'of which are foune by the
Roumanian engineers solid etough to
sustain, a new structure, which will
units,the towns of Turnu Severin in
Roumanis and Gladova in Servia." in
the middle of the structure tbe status
of Trajan will stand, four square, to all
the wlada that blow, as it well deserves
OOBA 1 1 -
She snd Mr. Rogers have now been
married for many years, but whether
they have even discovered how the
broken eup first broke the lee between
them is more then I can tell- New
York Evening World.
Stand-
ard of
Quality ____
In Athletic Coods—
0, (0
TO URK A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxatye Bromo 9utntnt. Tahlet..m
ruguist fefud the iigex It H tajlsU’ cure
No. Th. kenulne bee L d to 00 enen tablet
Chastng spray we tread diamonds un-
der our feet. -
The inndel is coolly inviting ns all
heck to the savage.
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EAR9d
For rat©
R. B. F
president of the road, stated that the 1
< on t for tors who will bid on the work '
will arrive shortly.
-- Manton .M. Carrick of Dallas. a med- l
leal student, hahcreceived Information <
that he had received the appointment 1
IseolyoM
by epinst-
MSd by SB
Th Ban Al
se a
SIONS.
Absolutely the only hope for Cancer
is thrift's Specifie,
“Spalding.” Accept no
sustitute.
Handsome Catulogue Free
A. G SPALDING A BROS.
*THEREI8 SCIENCE IN NEATNESS.1
BE WISE AND USE'
SAPOLIO
oWERs
2sEW
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The few remedies which have at-
1500 years before America was -
covered. Is even at the present timte
norrounded by a wall from 12 feet
to to feet high, built by the Roman
legions under Julius Agricola.
umns. -
The Burlington route, advertising
from its omce in Omaha recently, of-
fered a cash prime of 1100 to the per-
son who would send them the beet plan
for encouraging Immigration to Ne-
braska. Among the letters received
I
You must not have cnati-
pated bowels if you expect the
Sarsaparilla to do its best work.
But Ayer’s Alto ours constipa-
don.
We have a book on Palencas
and Weakness which you may
have for the asking-
- wwetcup Dootara.
Thor
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An Old Crooked Stick
held up a hobbling man after a
rience that the grate pert of nebraska
is old batches and air longan for a
• wife or a housekeeper and the enstera <
—
care not to be there when her mistress
eturned.. V.
If Mrs. Cramer wss vexed when she
saw her broken cup and window, she
was indignant when she came to in-
vestigate the cause.
"Who can have dared to take such a
liberty?" she exelaimed, crumpling the
of other acts against her
* -Tet 2
know, madam," Mr Rog-
ers began, after a painful pause, "bow
to preface what I am about to any, but
Don’fte fonled wyith a mackintosh
orruvbercoat it you wantacoat
thatwiW keep you dry in the hard-
rat storm buy the Fish Brand
Sb. Rm If not Nor sale in your
town/writ for atalogoe to
TOWER. Beofrm, Mott. |
Do
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Wo Ha
and am now
Machinenyis
4Weg
Under J
of Windmilis
arriving at Baltimore at 12:53 p. m.
Beat day. The innovatip wil bo that
ta those ordinary aleefersPuliman
rates are reduced one-half. 60 that
paasengers have tbs choice of paying
the highest price Pullman rate or take
advantage at the cheaper rate ofered
in ordinary cars. The Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad ta the Bret line to intro-
duce this service and its popularity
has been predicted: -—
ed at that
James Legges, professor of Chinese
at Oxtord'yniversity, who died at the
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sea wwaeN.sSert anew toe Romt Lowenezpeme 1
--Apirrrotretion
Ulas Carrie Onn-Oh. there’s Chol-
iy FitzInheda! And look. Nettle. Just
look at that rleldulously funny little
dog he has with him. "hat in the
world does lie drag that animal around
fort Nettle Guy—Self-protection. Pen
pie need • to laugh at him, now they
laugh at the dog. a
Health for Ten Cents.
bam. have arrived at the tatter city
and will he stabled there.
Waco’s new city park is to be Im-
proved at once. It consists of thirty
acres and la to he inclosed and seats
provided. It la a beautiful piece of
landscape, with glens ndialopes.
"Aunt Nancy" Gnibraith. age 105,
died lu her home on Red River, twelve
nd lee north of liunham, ueveral days
ko. She was probably the oldest per-
son In that part ,of the state, as her
age would indicate,' _ ------
Four citizens of El Paso here made
amidavit that a brilliant star was vis-
tbie to the nakel eye at 10120 a. m.
on the 2nd as that plane. Others say
it was seep all day.
A gang of men were put to work?
cutting out the right of way for th
Gulp, Texas and Northern. Work wye
jcommeuced one mile moutheast of
‘Marshall, Eapt Lee W. Lloyd, vice
taken the constitution itself specied.
the number of representatives allowed
to each of the thirteen states Vir-
ginia was assigned ten members, Mas-
sachusetts and Pennsylvania were Al-
lowed eight each. New York and Mary-
landvix each, and the other states
were granted representation in the
same arbitrary manner. The total
membership of the first house of rep-
resentatives was sixty-five.
The apportionment based on the first
census, that of 1790, allowed one rep-
reslentative for every 33,000 people, as
near as the divisions could be made.
On that banis the membership of the
house became 105. By the hext cen-
sus. ten years later, using the same
"unit of population," the number "of
representatives was increased to 141.
Since that time It has been neces-
sary with every new census to allow
a larger population to each district,
and-Biao, with the exception of one
H. A. Parker. secpnd vice-president
of the Rock Island road, was yesterday
appointed general manager of the road
vice W. H Truesdale, who haa boon,
elected presidet of the Lackawanna.
Mr. Parker will have .charge of all
transportation matters, but reports and
communications relative to the freight
' and pamsenger departments will be
. handled by the heads of those depart-
ments instead of by the gereral man-
ager. The position of first Vice-preal-
being a back window, why—I have it!"
Hoc-love letter lay at her feet It
had neither address nor signature,
though Well she know whence It came.
Catching up the misive and the mis-
Wb wi
o3
And good, enough for you
at artefs Ink used by t—
meat than of all other makes
it costs you no more than
enkfori
Thus. Sir
Cruel Knife!
I
It is absolutely useless to expect a
surgical operation to cure cancer, or
any other blood disease. The cruelty
of such treatment is illustrated in the
alarming number of deaths which re-
sult from it. The disease is in the
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"Every morning I have •
bad taste In my mouth; my
I have no appetite for breakfast
anavhat food I eat distresses
ate. I have a heavy feeling in
' my stomach. I am getting so
weak that sometimes I tremble
AnArgenengpare mnd
am as tired to the morning as
ayghtdoes your doctor sav?
M You are suffering from im-
pure blood-’*
What to hie remedy P
truble about sttlers. . 1 tell
wimen heair thafhain’t Inga
Funny bookiet "How to Make Ink Petures" free.
CARTER'S IRK CO., Boaton, Mbba
gHSrEL-
W 4 books wrktep by Negrdes, W
I-gErerv clord will fl
|R 4bf MW m svare, Arants f|
•5 havingaharvmt. Onfffree €•
Fnormouscommielona. Few men wantedion salary.
Handaomest Premiumtever nffered. Agents wanie.
.T.MALEY& 00..NASNVILLE, TENN
naupeate Inerder toget
effeeta, pleas remember
the Company— •
CALIFQRNIAHGS
aqruaxehsca.
2,38
Charles Dudley Warner said in Bos-
ton la Ai lecture to tbe College club:
"I took up come of the magaxine., the
other day—it was Ohristmas and be-
gan to read tome of the modern poetry
there printed. After a bit I began t
feel aa though I was loging my mind.
Then, to alarm. I took dow the Hlymp
of the Nativity,.’ and found that I was
all right.* ' ~ / , . -
mneyiMoneyt Momayi"
Fred W. AteMitln, for the past
three xears rashier of the Cotton Bell
freight omce at Texarkana, resigned
to take service wiih the Texas Traihe
association ns their agent at Texar-
kana. Chni les J Snooks of the late
for 14 CENTS
«.
Casoarets make bwels and kidneys Brt
sssap-aws.-s aKSJSSSSSSMSSSSi
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cirs Forman-nidy cuva. xenormervommmemantet
taken.
The South western Telegraph and
Telephone company has purchased a
km Aamweries 1 d we
—erimi
gers than the general ‘passenger
agent. .
.Help a man out of trouble and be |
.as ___ Au. whew h. —v.-<H
n
"That, indeed, requires explana
tonr exclaimed the widow
"And yet I had flattered myself that
it was yaumelenty explicit" returned
^•M&iyXS^ ^uSc^a-
ended Mrs Cramer* "But tBS motive
"Do not any R was to deceive." is
terpomed the ealter.
•■ And the method chosen." eried »o
widow; "perfectly unheard of--."
Whatever others may think," said
meseeken and setijers far the wheat
"2 PS
gmhorvo"gea"cBzrma‘ s
# Barrett, Hotutea, Texas
Vre
bdze Hetor.525a
",2
hours were quite sumelent. This sa-
vent consequently maintalned that It
was a great mistake to think eight
hours a day necessary for sleep. Lit-
tre rose at 8 a. m , and while his bed-
room, which served also as a study,
was being arranged, went downstairs
with a number of books, having
learned from the Chevalier d’Aguessau
to turn idle moments to account. It
was while waiting for his bed, to be
made that he is said to have composed
the preface of his dictionary. At 9
o’clock he sat down at his desk till
luncheon; at pm. bs resumed his
work and sent off his proofs to the
Journal dee Ha vents, to which he con-
tributed regularly from 1855. From 1
to < p. m. he worked at his dictionary;
at < o'clock lie dined, and at 7 o’clock
Went back to his desh till 3 o’eloek in
the morning, often continuing hls
studies in summer time till sunrise.
Littre lived to the age of 10. These
Instances show at least that longevity
is not incompatible with short sleep.
the Uee— CIvU Service
helped me In many respects. I was
troubled with coldh, toughs, sore
throat, etc., but as soon as I Bad taken
your medicine I began to improve and
----got well. I take pleasure la recz
your great remedy to all
1 with catarrh.—M. H
Agents coin money welling the houna-
wife friend and labor saver The Wizzara.
The ureuatest household article on the
market: sells like hot cakes: prlee only
■ cents. Big pay to werkers. Send
to cents for outfit and territory. Agente
Bpectalty Co., M Artesian Btk Houafon.
Texas.
The gin of Eli Fairman near Gold-
thwaite. valued at $2500, with $1500
inaurance, burned.
Colorado City has been visited by a
blinding sand storm that was almost
equal to a hurricane
The residence of Rev. J. M Camp-
boll al Van Alstyne banted. Loan
$2500 on house, furniture and library.
_ The second annual convention of the
Womana Christian Temeprance union
for the ninth diutriet met at Breuham.
A sih belonging to 1. F. Garland
burned at Poetry. Kaufman county.
Its value was $3000, with $2000 Insur-
Bare.
Jose Marie Montes, born at Han Au-
tonio in 1820. a veteran ot the Mex-
ican and civil wars, died at Nucog-
dochee.
5.
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k . lion. Wentward Ito the homestead
ig lands which now, and whoa fresh sur-
point to Fort Worth. ‘Tiekets on sale
March 12 and 13 and limited to Hank
caught fire at ‘Gause nad she > was
roasted to death.
H. C. Helig & Co.,' general merchan-
dise dealers of LaGranget ho vs filed
a deed of assignment. The stokk will
invoice about $20,000.
Maude Daggett of San Diego,'Cal.,
died at Fort Worth of meningitis. , She
was the daughter of the first white
child born in Fort Worth.
A Roman Catholie school building
for boys is to be erected at Waco it
will be under the control of the Ba-
siltan Fnthers of Toronto. Can.
Un Texas Independence day the atu-
dents -of Sam Houston normal at
Huntsville marched to Houston’s grave
and held appropriate exereisen.
B .Y. Cummings snd Miss Jewel
Knox and C. M. Smithdeal and Miss
Maizie Robinaon were the principals
In a double wedding at Hillsboro.
John U. Bluntzer, a wealthy stock-
man of the Corpus Christi section. wss
thrown from s'horse against.a tree,
breaking bla right shoulder blade.
A carload of race horses, the prop-
erty of Hen. J. W. Bailey, the con-
But judge of hie surprise as his eyes
fell on the strange object which had
brely missed knocking him down.
With a trembling hand he undid the
______________ boules bed
. —... he ander athappered entirely,
qe was cored The eur war S permanet
tor be Is now wevenepen years old, and has
a alga of the dreadhiMiMeat ta re-
sts Baodgraas SA? bAlfeKa.
Hsvlng finished her work, Susie « valruguye7, wu —~ — ■
closed the apartment and took good m of 82, rose every morning at
The next CNSUS.
Congress will probably pass a bill at
this session to provide tor taking the
next census. The primary purpose of
the government In thus counting the
people, which the constitution requires
to be done once In ten years, is to
ascertain how many representatives in
congress shall be apportioned to each
state. Until a first census could be
2 Beta . mu. th. at ■rm.u.f sad
heonlycathartietotake with Hood’s Sarsaparilla.
NORMAL BLEEF.
Sparks el Widoi from UM Laheraterien
Hacks, 1
aten and oh -
—ts products ofthe knowledge of
5 most eminent physiclana, andpre
"AdtaA In the form most acceptable to
olnratmramaxa"nmq
most successful exampien is.ihaSzrup
of Figs manufactured by the Calltor
ata Fig syrup Co- Unlike a. host at
imitations and cheap suhstitutes. Syrup
of Figs is permauenty beneficial in its
effects? and therefore lives and pro-
motto good health, while iaterior prep-
aratious are being east aside snd for-
gotten in olden times if a remedy
«ve temporary relief to individuals
here and,there, it was thought good;
but now-a/daye a laxative remedy
must give saiisaetion to all. If you
have never used Syrup of Figs, give it
A trial, and you will be pleased with it.
and will recommend it to your trienda
yr to aay who suffer from constipation,
or from over feeding, or from colds,
headaches, biliousness, or other Ills re:
sulting from an inactive condition of
the kteneye, liver and bowels.
In the process of manufacturing the
pleasant family laxative made by the
California Fig Syrup Co., and named
srrurnttrehedtantet’ourdcmeaginns
properties of the remedy are obtained
from an excellent combination of
plants known to be medtelnally laxa-
tive and to act most bennlelally. As
the true and original remedy, named
Syrup of Figs, is manutactured by the
California Fig Syrup Co. only, a knowl-
edge of that fact will aaslet in avoid-
ing the worthless imitatlons manufac-
tured by other parties. Tho company .lviy * aay- vy- y- --v-y -a uv sa
baa selected for years past the lead- will remember you when ho gets ta 1 4
ing publications of the United States tranhia nentn. 1-4
tnrogh which to Inform the public of
the merits of Its remedy, and among
them this paper is included, as will be
seen by reference to its advertising col-
lot at Paris and will soon
I if .000 building.
While sweeping near the
the clothing of Mrs. Peur
Dauphin, a portion of ths great coun-
try lying south and east of Prince Al-
ean readily imagine the tide •
Ceorge W. Noel, a resident of Si-
monde, a village near San Antonio,
while idsurely riding along a road
was shot in the head by a man whom
he knew with a dynamite cartridge,
death resulting in two hours. Two
cartridges were fired.
, The plaintiffs in the 130,000 libel
suit against the Norwegian ship Katy
came into the United States court at
Galveston and announced that a com-
promise had been made1 betwgen the
libellauts and respondents and the
case was dismtssed from the; docket.
A paper was circulated for signa-
tures at El Pago among business men
to call a convention that city March
Id and 17 to take .action with refer-
ence to formation ■ of a state out of
portions of New Mexic and West
Texas.
Lillie Graviy. daughter of Harney
Gravly, seven miles north of Dallaa,
dles rom the effects of a burn re-
celved a week prevloua. Rhe was I
years old. The accident which reaaltea
In the girl's death was caused by her
clothes, catching fire while near a
stove.
Prof. Ferando Beltran and nineteen
other teachers of note from City of
Mexico panied through El Paso < n
their way to the territoty occupied
by the Yaqut Indians, where they will
estahlish schools and colleges for the
higher education of the natives.
J. M Fleming, aged 71 years, passed
away at Nevada, Collin eounty. Mr.
Fleming was a pioneer of his nection
and fought Indians. He was in the
Mexican war and also in theeivi war.
being at Rea Ridge and Elkhorn en-
Engement,
Oscar Green, aged 17 years, was
painfully hurt by the acelilental die-.
■■Laras of a shotguu in the bauds-of
a young frtehd. while they were burnt,
Ing West of Sherman The left foot
ta lacerated and three of the to-s cut
badiy
gent families. The great Gilbert
gineer. During part of 1868 and 1869
he was resident engineer e: the Fort . ,, ..... ... „ .
Wayne. Jackson a Saginaw rall: vegds Mr. MeAlillan at the Cotcon Belt
way. but speedib returned to the Rock P - ‘ — - -
Island road, with which he has situs
(Signed) George R. Bennett. Hall's
Summit, Kan.; ff. W Dennett. Halt's
Summit, Kan.; E. F. Brooks. West-
phalia. Kan.; John Flannery, Stuart,
Neb. ~___________
PARKER TO SUCCEED.
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MADE ROCK ISLAND MANAGER.
Takes ibe ri... at ren..ani., the toe-
, slea Isa toaeeaMva omeer - Fromottens
traffic oilier of the Texarkana and
Fort Smith Itailroad company sue-
as soon as a branch railway reaches
there. Settlement Is speeding. In all
Ibese regions, reminding us indeed of
the early days in qur own states; and,
aa we have examined, since our visit to
the-caller, arising and introducing ao do, perpetuating the memory of that
great conqueror and bridge-bullder for
ywxamza» 1 hr nerond battle hr
began la Improve, .
Hshlt omnty gunranteed Ptten. ' and
boue rar* Be mterferenee r its one. _
work V» pubileliy. Bl fre never
DI ParSv. bep C Moaton Tee. tare.
McCord
Thousands at cases of chronic ca-
tarrh .have been cured by Peru-pa
during the past winter. In spite rf
changeable weather. IF spite of the n-
tural set-backs from catching cold, and
aenfinement to illy-ventitated rooms,
the great catarrh remedy-Pe-ru-na-
•baa effected these cures. . But new |
spring la here. The days are longer,
the sun is warmer, and the bliztard is
gone for another year. This preuits
a much more favorable opportunity for
the permanent cure of chronic catarrh,
especially old, stubborn cases, . Now
is the time to begin treatment. Other
thinga being, equal, one month's treat-
medtin the spring is worth two
months' treatment during the inclem-
ent weather of winter. Insist upon
having Pe-ru-na. There are no Bo-
ceasful substitutes for this remedy.
Send to Dr. Ilartman, Columbus, O.
for a free catarrh book. ■
New Mueh Halt H There to Ibe Seo.
Some curious statisties have been
Nr to eel dowa to
the lawbone and
serape II. Before a
areal while the Can-
eer returnea, and te
alteashe haetUy wrapped the one
around the other, securing the parcel est workers of
perhaps another score of centurles.
Professor tto his young wife as they
come out of the church after the wed-
ding)—So, now we aiw each other's
forever. Emma. Wife—Yea. Ferdi-
nand, but you had better make a note
of It or else you’l forget IL
" Only the First Step
is Difficult/f
The first step in Spring
' should be to cleanse Nature’s - „
house from Winter’s accumu- of immi
lations. Hpod\p Sarsaparilla
I
a valued gift of the dear deported' ___________
Instant dlamiasal was the tenet she waa mtghtter
could expect in case of detection, and pan ‛fn anv
trip ueket ut rate of one tal ,
exceed 85. Tiekets on sala
12 and 18, limited to leave Fon
---- - later then Manu J
A fish diet may not strengthen the
brain, but a little fishing trip often
tends to invigorate the imagination.
— The
“MY GOODNES3."
tion. She had thought him'a proper
man, and he had sometimes lingered a
little longer at bla work than he prob-
ably would have done had the bright
eyes of the widow been absent.
To suspect was to resolve, and, in-
saintly tying up the stone in the letter,
as she had found them, she walked to
the window and with all her might
I hurled back the bated mesaage beyond
the enemy'a confines and at once re-
treated.
The innocent and .unsuspeeting
to train No. • leaving
Chleago 3:30 p. m. and arrivins in
Pittabr next morning at 6:46, and
retaring leave Pittsburg of No 5 nt
7120 p. BA snd arriving in iChicazo
next morning at 10 a m. Also on
—iain No. 7 learink!Baltimore at 7 P
m. and arriving in Newark at A
m. next day. Returning on train No.
1 leaving Newark at 8:30 p. m. and
. The way to write la first to have
aometbing to aay, and then aay it aa
wen as you ean. That ta all there is
about W if what you say la some
thing which she world wants to bear,
an editof Will And 4 out quek enough
when ydu send him the manuscript So
that "counts" to what there to in a
manuseript.- Edward. Bok In tho
March Ladies Home Journal.
The fact la. he had long been in love
with the widow and had secretly
sighed for an opportunity to tell her
so, but to receive an unequivocal dec-
lafation from her—that waa ' a little
more1 than he had ever dared to hope.
Pome fastidious people might think
xueh a proceeding Indelicate, but the
widow had evidently taken pity on his
backwardness; besides, wasn't ft lesp
year? True, her grammar might have
been better, nhd her spelling was, to
ray the least. Indifferent But then he
wasn't partial to literary ladies. Do-
mesticity was whst he wanted, and
the widow was tbe picture of that.
The note said something about not tor-
retting 6 o'clock. No, he wouldn't
forzet it. And he didn't.
At 6 o'clock sharp Elijah Rogers
I r<rented himself st Mra Cramer’s
door and was admitted by Suste, ‛
"Tell your mistress," he said, "that
a rentleman desires to see her."
"Plcane walk in." Invited Susle,
' The fair widbw waa prompt In mak-
tee her appearance. — -.......—
"Mrs. Cramer. I am Mr. Rogem—
Elijah Rogers— your neighbor," said
how could deteetion be avoided? No ,
one else had accani to the apartment,
and there wasn’t a eat oa the ptemises. ।
But Susle waa a girl of resources. A 1
bright idea struck her and she ran to 1
the back yard, snatched up a atone ।
twice aa targe aa a hen’s egg. aad •
dashed it through one of the panes
of a rear window. Then returning to
the porter abf picked up the stone and
laid it among the pieces of the brohen 1
den of an adjoining proprietor, a gen-
tleman passlonately devoted to horti-
culture, and Mrs. Cramer had occasion-
ally busied herself for a few minutes
th looking out upon Ms labora. The
two had often exchanged glances, but
never tbs slightest token of recogni-
r < ............... >
remained. Front 1869 until 1873 Mr.
Parker waa engaged as extension and
divistonal engineer and from 1873 to
1876 was chief engineer of the Oska-
»oosa A Knoxville division. _ For the
next nine yeare he wss divisional en-
gineer of the Illinois division and from
1885 to 1889 vice-president and chief
engineer Sf .the Chicsgo. Kansas A
Nebraska railway, part of the Rock Is-
land system. In IMS he became assist-
ant to the president snd a little later
was elected third viee-president of the
company. Two years ago he became
second vice-president.
chhmpclarkcsehelat. 4 -w-
The singular distinetion is claimed
for Chatp Clark tht he is "therst
niau of tetters Id Ilir American con-
gress today." An admirer of the Mis-
wouri statesman says that "there are
coonunaIAI —AAMM menwhose readings have heeu more
“V-IIHEIE F SEN extennive. more varied men witp more
FOR VIwVHh wrIVI curlous knowledge-but there is not
* * - - "u There la more one who line II at instant command 00
theU.8 (loverm ‘completely."
world. He reckons that 00,000,000,-
000,000,000 tons of aalt exists in the
water. These figures, of course, con-
vey no impression, but it would lie
enough to oever all the land of the
earth with a solid layer of salt 1000
feet thick.
Andre Castalgne, whose briiant plc
tures ilustrating ibe "Life of Alexan-
der the Great," are now appeartng in
The Century Mgazne, has just
been created a "Chevniler de ta Legion
d’Honneur" through the personal inter-
est and action of M. Fapre presiden
of tbe French republic.
nKSOENr HorEt.
KUnKKA srurxas, AtKANBAB,
Opens February 23rd. In theQzark Moun
tolas Delightful elimate. Beautiful scen-
ery tnequaled medieinal waters. Cheap
exenrsion rates. Through sleepers via
Frisco Line. Adreas 3, Q. Plank, Man
ager. Room R. Arcade. Century Building,
or Frisco Ticket ome, Na Itol N Bread-
way, BA Loa is .
ltehineoman ^1.^ .moiint J*
hold iu solution by the oceans of the , “t - *---
hpis ■ oki
hoars. Brunel, the famoili' engineer
worket twenty hours a qay tot the
greater part of his life. Lord Heath
Bold, while commander in chief ol
Gibraltar during the four years' slege
of the fortress, never took more thav
four hours' repose. He lived to be 84.
Alexander Humboldt In -hie old age
had to aleep at least four hours a day,
thia jear Ul. e^m.teJ st overami: .The Eeldeee °L*h * aput wi 1002 tr ,
NSrtr"o dtan.->ads' wtutpa " don't throw stonss
omgvan .wwsmmspszase".
ta to be maintained. Hence, that in-
crease of population1 will probably
make necmAry an enlargement of ths
congtesslonal district- perhaps sn in-
crease to 20,000— which would be s'X
times the population of the ‘original
unit ot apportionment.
dent la left open for the present The grcsamMi, and ED Steger of Bon-
following -promptionn were also an-
i nounced, all effective • March 1: H.
I
I
In time to eateh a glimpse of the wid- , ..
ow‛s receding figure. • decade, to enlarge the membership of
the house. A part of the increase has
been caused by the adm lasloh of new
staled. There are now 367 men In the
house, and each oongresslonal district
ta made to contain as near 173,991 souls
by the census of 1890 aa la possible.
The forthcoming census in 1909 will,
as usyal, make a new apportionment
necessary. The population of the
United States, which was 62,622,250 in
1890, will be. It is estimated, from
71,000,000 to 76,000,000, not Including
our new possessions. •
It is not desirable to have the house
of representatives made much larger,
if Ite efficiency as a legislative body
had received that morning and dusting
a marbie-top table that stood in the
center of the room. Ab ominlous
crash which followed bb anlucky whisk
of the duster caused her to drop both
the broom and the letter and exclalm:
"My goodnesa." Ob the carpet lay
the fragments ot a costly porcelain cup
( ti - -*,
A but it seems that In his youth two
Work on the Fort Worth oil mill
will begin la about fifteen daya —
Tia Santa ve kallway company "
cnntempite several improvement at
Gainesviile . yr’
C. A. Miller, manager of Ibe Furlow
drug store at Groveton, Trinity couny.
.. of Betenttate . - u soon got well. I
Written for the Sundas Republle". ommending your
What shouid be the normal length of who w afflicted
Bleep? The question has been often
of assistant Interne in the Texas and
Paetle hospital at Marshall The ub-
pointnentwanmadeh,DrnF, pmreetand. ms he-rend-ts contents,
Fac8, the company B chief surgeon. T • ----
Gower, general freight agent, to be as-
sistant freight trame manager, with of-
fice at Chicago; E B. Boyd, general
freight agent lines wsst of the Missouri
river, to be general freight agent lines
east of the river, vice H. Gower, pro-
moted; H. H. Embry, commerelal
agent st Buffalo, to be general freight
agent lines west of the Missouri river.
-iIth office at Topeka, vice E. B Boyd,
vromoted. It will be seen that all
these promotions have come to omelale
already In the service of the company,
the management preferring to stand
by civil-service principles rather than
go outside for new men.
H A. Parker has been in the contin:
wpus setvice of lb* Rock Island roar
sfnee 1866, with the exception of one
period of Ma than two years. He was
born at D Plessia, N. Y., in 184iand
began hit railroad career as chainman
on the Rock Island in UM. Two yearn
later he was appointed-a divisloual on-
o ,!
, TEXANETTE:
I
TIE EXCELLENCE OF STIDPWMS
is due not only to Uto origteMliy and
simplicity of the sorebinsMso, bat also
to the core and skill with which it is ।
manufaetared by ndhtido, ptocesee .
known to the Cartvonsa Fie Srnvr ' ।
Co. only, and we wish to imprena upon
all the importance ot purchaaing the
true and original remedy. As the
genuine Syrtip of Figs la manufactured
by the Cali roust A Fro Brnor Co.
only, a knowledge of "that foot wil
assist one in uvoidig the worthless
imitations manufactured by other par
ties. The high standing of the at
vonMIA Fio Srnur (o. with the medi-
cal professiom, and the satlalaotion
which the genuine Byrup of Figo baa
given to millions of tumiites, makes
the name of the Campa ay a guaranty
of the excellence of tto remedy. It to
in advance of all other laxatives,
ah it acta oa the kidneys, liver and
bowels without imrisetneor weaken-
cuzens of n Arno county want the
rangers retained.
425G 69 43 06043 blood, and hence ean not be cut out.
M M-[-sGe iTn: ben-u Nine times out of ten the surgeon's
M xnauUM Lulb EXTRCT or SMOKE. knife only hastens death.
Fm Made from hiekory mood. henper, clenner, i
M=2reizizuF -""""5
PENSIONSDOJBLEPamicn e- d
WrtteCAPT.OteAiraetJ, Pretore Agent,
M25New erk Avenue. WAsHINOTON, D.C
that it to Mt to b
•ba was at timmes
BLUNDERING.
--2--
MN Cramer, a weaithy young
others give them convulslons.
Pise's cure for Connumption is the best
of all cough eures.- (teergs W. Lola, - _ ,
...... ST. JACOBS OIL
Innately it has no blosrapber” —o°3--3
SRUPaFf6,
Sir-We, the undersiuned delezates
from Kansas and Nebraska. U. S. A. M
pzpatngahacuiqcukuogteau
kltehZwsn^mmt^ be’^to my that oui
ixtra miw limited to 21 deya, and A
we had other large reglons to visit, ” •
could only spen a abort time in th
Dauphin countfy We examined, how
ever, the prineipal cultivated arena I
the southern parts of township
range it, the great wheat fields of Wh t
hart. Buchanan.'Owsa. Smith. Ras
Sinelair, the Whitmores, Drinkwater
etc., and subsequently, others to th
north, and never. In oar experieoej
have we boob .finer grain. The whol
country is watered by numerou
atreams fowing
Riding Mountal
waterls found -j____—
it feet. Extensive forests of spruce
ond tamarack cover tke northern parte
of the mountains, from which timber
ts manufacturd in Dauphin and elset
where, and sold at SIX a thousand
at the mills. Wild bops sad wild fruits
are abundant, and ripen la the open
air. Vegetation throughout to surpris-
ingly luxuriant, and without hesita-
tion we would rank the whole region
amongst the best grain growing areas
of the continent. The output of wheat
e--
NA'
r "“Mom
OM Beras
does this work easily. JI is
America’s Greatest Spring
Medicine. It purifies the blood,
as millons of people say.
It makes the weak strong, as nervous
men snd women gladly testify. 11
eures all blood diseases, at thpusande
of cured voluntarily write. It is just Ibe
medicine for you, as you will gladly say
after you have given it a fair trial.
Bad Blood-" Although pill 70 years at
Oga I am thoroughly well.' It was three
botties of Hood's Sarsaparilia that wade
ms sel otter ependine over *90 In medicnl
atiendano. My troble wa» arawsote on
my ankle." Mu Lovia Masox, Court
street, Loweh Masa.
- Running BOreS " After worrying four
month I ave my children Hood’s Sarsa-
parilia snd it cured them at runming sores.
Hood’s Fills cared me at dyspepsia aud
comsttpation." Mai. KatE S. Tmomh. 31
Governor St., Annapolis. Md.
consumptive Cough -" Five years
ng I bed s consumpuv congh which re-
duced me to s skeleton. Wss advined to
----- teko Hund's aoraapirllto which Iddand
recovered normal health. I have been well
ever since." MAtILDA Bsisoswirsa. Cor.
" Pear snd Chentnut Sts., Jemlersonville, Ind.
- wEEr°mmah; Ee
remedies Without re-
• lief, and anally, _V
A upon thi ndvte of ■ 3
■ friend, derided t • A
” . try 8. B. 8. (Hwiti’paMAN
| bpeeinenAn4."1!1K89
After tweni
A nridig• 1800 Venn old.
Eighteen hundred years ago.
sv torsi sppilcwWms “ “*8 cpnot.reach the
gzrtasrqqazufi—
you hav a rumbiine moun or imperfect beer-
5ormiegzdnuieamnsc
kafkmngsimscrnsegses"ia
:mas"aisxig Sia"fasamea ealr
—r "Wzusmtvrnehundreapoparatoranzcnmz
•N elig. founded oDafs, Hell's Ze/i Cre""senao
Ameria wan dis- eleul"TRaCENEvaco, Toleda,Q
Wraths,test ,
ll
A man loses his appetite for a lot of bad iuci ID niumii yumuin
things while waiting for them. good fortune more palatable.
Mra/winalowa hootning eyrap.
Vor eniiare iitime.cariene the «u.rodaretet
mydton,etay"p-in.cm"imAeLE “
Some’tnflors give customers Bis and
2...:
a new teature im ita
irVtce arrangiug to at-
scaris then henes teeth and most of the
girles marey when theair 16, bow if
theas old mades and old batchus go to
keepen house and the mea heair that
all the widoes healv ship to nebraska,
you felowss wood just half to pat or
extra tralnaa to carray tha men.
Dmnthes Cannel Re Caved
• 7. mo
It : ’
miss Blood
~ —■ | s v “ ausvsia
raper I forees out every trace of the dimeqse.
- I K ». S. is guarabteed purely vegetable,
. 4 and eontains n<> potash, mercury, or
I I oiler mineral,
Donks i Uuneer will be nisi led fre*
to any nddrees by the Bwitt Bpecifie
| Po Altai'ta,'Ga.
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