The Beeville Bee. (Beeville, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 21, Ed. 1 Friday, October 20, 1899 Page: 4 of 6
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denouncing-somebody in latiguage
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royal couple and their children, delight
in a freedom that la astonishing In its
contrast Cascaesortginally was noth-
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customer on the head with my whip!'
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yellow flood, charged with the waate
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ground within sight of the fort
built upon; but nobody dreaiie
buying up the fishermencund ho
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it stood just before the great fami
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inelnding meadow and clover. wasf4
146 acres leva than in. 1897. OraaamW
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Natural
Industries Cereals and
. also show a shrinkage.
WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO.
' 174 Winchestar Avenue, New Mven, C"«.
avadvewesesessesesasee L
the single and double rolations of life. >
as well as for ages The conmequenc c|j
of this painful custom Is that you can I
tell the age of every hidy you meet, and
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not iinti| he had found out what it was
all about. L asked him what the
trouble wr« "Why. you san, monsieur, ”
Wheu ladiew go to buy a dress in
Japan they tell the shopkeeper their
Tat*. AIM If Hoy kte jMirlml or IH»L,
berause there are mpechai desfgns for ;
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Wheu Answering Advertinements IM
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In the excitement. I succeeded in get-
coyntry askingta more. ----- . .
aiu‘t,she".MraGatt smiled and
changed the subjeet.
reached Tyeka she said to the judge;
"Im very‘glad to have met you. I'm
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Send your name ‘and address on s
postal, and we will tend yod out 156-
page illustrated catalogue free.
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TEETHINA (Teethtng
gwsuon2 Respalates the Bot
PENSIONS-'--
WitCAPT. OPAwReL, Penalon Agent,
m25MwYekAvemue, WASIIINGTON,D.C
defnite idea to the mnd.u is too far
beyond any ponsible personal ex perl
" • a MUs on a straight
or4"e nd of this mile
sthot ad’inch+that
a rebutt given him by • utledri."
knew him only as a learned BIBIkim
telgnwe you ever read Through
Talistie days he was often »«no»
Jtreets of Lahore and Simla I’a
" whueskesd dress of the native
> elomelfrkound about hf scalp.
ie twenty-two volumes bear his
le, and besides their shkespearlan
Hers, rains andwiver brought down
to the sM^WIs deposit from the
mountains began tn the early days
whef all there was of Patagonia was a
siring of mountainsestiching up their
heads above the wasenand extending
ter toward Abe south Role, end-it has
sMilnued eversinc,as the land has
item Md sunk, the successive ages
making enormous sterbes. Three of
these steppes are above water now and
show distinctly In sections in the can-
yens the rivers have cut down through
boys in summer.----1”
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pnaneuvtes.
centty paid Sir
a tidy ram for
lonable wateting place In Portugal. It
was Dom Louis, father of the present
king, who. struck by the health of the
prisoners and the coolness of their
prison in the summer, promptly turned
them out and set to work to modernise
the interior of the building. He built
a
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Alie the extent of land in use for
stock feeding and wild pasture is
greater than it was ten years ago.
Aricutuural twagea are very low, and
vary from 10 coats a day without food
for men, and a6 cents for women and
I And it did Mot strike the assembled
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On dhore Prof Hatcher had A com-
paratively easy time. On a former
journey he had been in bed with in-
Mammatory rheumatiem for fty-seven
days flat on his back. helpless, and
miles from anywhere. He recovered,
thanks to his constitution and the care
of a young companion, but he sleeps
off the ground now when prospectiuE
and is more careful about exposing
himself —
“I am extremely well, pleased'with
our good fortune." hl said, at his
Princeton home the other day. "We
got complete series of some kinds of
animals ahowing the proceases and
exeept in-semi-atate.. Hut when the
court moves ’the seaside and, Ukis,
up its residence in the village of Cas-
caes, everything is changed, and the.
Frenehme’a Logie.
To illustrate the assumption that a
Frenchman reasons very differently
from an Anglo-Saxon, the following
story of an Incident In the streets of
Paris is told by a contributor to'the
New yrk Tribune: I was riding one
; pawad-„.AndApi.
iwies. Curse Child.
A west indimn Wuvrieane V , 2
Recenily travelled up the count at will,
and aeted in qu-eutirels dirferentiuan-’
ner fromrany’other storur. Sometimes
dyspepmba note.i the same way. «
rfuses to yHdd to treatinent which
has cured aimilar ram*. "Then Ho:
tetter’s Mtomach Hitters sbould be
taken. It has eured stonuachi troull
steps ot.ulei development in past ages
up to this time; we discovered new
lakes, rivers, canyons and mountaids,
and settled that some lakes have out.
bets flowing into the Pacific instead of
Into the Allantie, as all the maps of
Patagonia indicate today, Although
we did not settle all the disputed
points we had in mind when we set out
we return with as good a sum total of
he saf, “Gaspard ran into Plerre’s
tab and serupe4 fome of the paint from
ije was anzty and swnre
Are Wl Mil PAVn: as WWW
A to several tone fu weight, bat.
M they are, the incoming Aide
Lbem over in Ito tumultuous ad-
. The etrongest brat would ge
gas there in a few mainutes On
• bottom mvei is dimeuit, Md
M have a, good start ta uet to
am ahead 64 the tide. As there
know whether she is married,
as though site were labeledgyatBits.
When the aneeg, gtat •n the Al- i
demonstrated, even to the stepy Por-
tuguese. the uselessness of thick stone
wails as a means of defense, Its iso-
lated position was thought just the
thing for a prison. A prison it was
by means s purpose on traction, day . In the Bols de Boulogne, when
adopted "ting of a hand wheel,
engines, orm operates thesstesr-
whose SBhis locomotive develops!
in chajer traveling at the rate
120-horr minute, and wth suit-
Iron herse of transportation; sailors
ewar by him as one of their kind; the
British soldiers long ago nominated
him as their laureate, and mechanical
engineers will not beliere he is not a
graduate in their calliiy—
finds Lots if Other Things.
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What othen Thought
Lewis Carrol I, author of "Alice iu
wonderland" told with keen sollab of
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tnally consisted of thirty upright
,. . - . - stones, with the "hanging stones" from
people Tong axmnurrymi may be eery.....which in. it",;, ,,'XTba to'e' tu
aeov—-A s
Men are never "ho good or . .
their opinions Mackintoah. Janik
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talh bad turned upon the rights of
women. “See that woman yondetr"
said the judge. "I'll bet she's a dele-
gate to that woman's rights convention
up at Topeka." "Suretzlehimed the ed-
itor. "Funny, ain't*'it? There's a
woman that has no hissband-never
bert pork was unveiled by, fjord Ran:
furly none present wav more pleased
than the .Maoris. ’Ielr first exclnenan
mnpumas "Aue!" and then when they
i*ked erineal)x. upon the ample bronze
proportiog» of her graclots, and noted
hei copper-eolored features, they said:
“All right I all tit* same a" ourseives.
she is one of us!"—New Zealand Her-
rate it musthave been a fiery rengtoms
seal or else a powerful taskmaster
hat could have held the necemeavy
thousande of men to sue b 4m arduoua
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stones, forming a bOrseshoe, sur-
punding what appears to have been an
Mtr: "As the large blocks are any-
where fiom sixteen to twenty-one teet
high, and as one of them weighs seven-
ty tons, it"s a matter of wonder how
the ancient children of nature, having
no machinery, were able to drag these
stopes from their’ original resting
places and put them in place; at any
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.the Tagus, yet far enough to be out- 18 insured,
side the "sphere of influence" of Hat ...
L range of subject they contain In bulk
' more technical knowledge of naviga-
tion,,aeamanship, railroading, war
mandhers, therindstries ot distant
climes, and .other uhfetonlike themes
than all the modern novels combined.
Railrinding men everywhere praise _________
' him for accuracy Ih dealing with-Ths could get one-has all the rights-aha'
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STRATA FORMATION..
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--—. for upen and *25 centa hd Tzs fo:
women and boys in Winter.
A I ’
nike the biouse of a workman-
Zis all be pretends tozbeg In
Er, or while in troplal Thnda, he
Puhite liner) et dek. Ip India
ara the’ttative turban and in hie
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STONEHENGE, THAT ANTEDAIES m IS TOR SAIL
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oFirm Builds a Train for
Eg1
. Vonce when he had climbed
place of Kfety he looked down at
where he had be a worKin
few moment' fore Md saw, the
waters frolicking with • whale. They,
threw him upps vigorously as one of
his ancestors might have Jonah. When
the tide receded the professor went
down and paced off the cetaceous
mammal, which way,over thirty feet
long. .....- -
be many improvements madesin it.
Miss Keene—indeed! . What a pity
you are not In the editorial room.
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A Mutter of Npace.
He- I don’t see «hat}.pd<^>le keep di-
aries for; 1 can keepeapipny affairs in
my head, she Thafaacod way. too;
but not every one hna ime room.
it is passible to induce a printer to set
up la type. They store bor tonnoon, -
and that is the whdle story—millions
of years too soon. Q«e hardly reallwes
. “ jtl-------on earth •
« ree thrown in with Stonehenge; yet the
ia -nd to practically worthless except for
Ourasinff. and. as it happens to be on
orallsburs Plain, for army
iroThe goveinaent rarer
ichael Hicks-Beach t
or in the sea, Md ate bach other eazer
4y 6,000,000 yearn Before God made K”
wet of. Adam's rib r,
1dving, as they did, before the time
or Adem, these birds and beasts and
Aehes were namelesa. Nameless, but
4lameless for it to not the fault Of
—1 ll -1 - ------that they knew
not the fleet man; It is their misfot-
me. The scientist has tried to make
up for what Adam did not do, but be ;
has not done well. Adam would heys
done better by them than has the man
of lore, who invariably labeled them
-mkn longest Greek and Latin names
circles are the five great upright
alan rock formations show an antiqul-
ty he hardly dares to estimate. The
lowest stratum he dug out foasils Rom ■ l-
extends far out beneath the sea. He E“
worked on it at low tide, and the nhncn
highest to some 6,000 feet above sea theP
level. Washinge from the Cordilleras »
the southern pud of the Andes, formed ,
- -those rocks. Ju all strata they are of
the same subtance— the stuff the Ela-
pasture khowed an dperemse pt
8,000 at r»s., and a625s aeresh
turned to fibs, waste and wd
some -parts of the country wTd
were hurling objurgations at each oth-
er. My driver stopped to take his part
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name balanced on top with a wonder-
ful nicety. Only seventeen, of the up-
--------------- ,7---------- right stones are standlag. and only
to accept a fair price for it, we shall six of the hanging stones are in-place
parliament I Inside the cirele is another composed
Mra. Catt. The lady In front is the
wife of a banker Jni Chicago. She is
going out to visit’her nrarrtd danqh-
ter. I know heriyery wen. She is op-
posed to woman's suffrage, 'Good by.”
seme Bitatona ot Geurge Meredien’a.
in spite of his extreme deafnes$,
George Merednh la etill an ardent ad-
mirer of women conversationalists.
Among other brilliant ones of their
sex Mra. Barry Pain and Mrs. J. M.
Barrie has especially won his commen-
dation; the former having been called
by him the cleverest woman in Eng-
land. Md the totter the best of women
talkers. Of women who am practically
literary. Mrs. Meynell bds perhaps in-
spired In, him the keenest admiration.'
After one of her visits to him. he to re-
ported to have said of his interview
with her; "We waltzed tozether on
celesital heights."-Landon Mall.
of It was true!”
It was characteristic of the man that
at the next stopping-place-he hurried Ju,, mcwoI .u, ____
away and took another coach, lent his along the coast, and when modern guns
critics should recognise him and be
mortified at their unintentional rude-
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dear, yes!” she replied
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Stonehenge la rather out of the
beaten track of excuraionists. yOM
have to leave the train at SAllbury nna
drive the other six miles. Thanks to
that fact alone, relic hunters have not
carried off the mohumene bodlls, tor
anyone hi free to come Md 2 Anai
wulanotbezdimeutto ”” •••’
” X oromhestomrindnxramtt.nNo
bury, where King Arthur Interviewed
the guilty Guinevere At 'St
mar by. Charlea I hid after "he h,ML
of Worcester, . c B.
, sich f ' e 1634 w
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Hon of its medical sehool
“He is Wise Who
Talks But Little.^
ThU b only ahalf truth. If uuist mtn
htd htld their tongues, nue should hnonu
nothing obout the circulation of the blood.
If it ‘were not for this edniertisemeni you
might never knonu thot Hood's Strsape-
rtUb the best blood medicine.
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_______________________ . , ''7 with divided lenses.,His th? wher|.4^ was »n«6r and swnre
great inside square of th* fort, turning idar i_ rowinea 5 14 1. E"! ' at Gaspara, whereupon Gaspard said:
the warders', omeers and soldiers’ oreatbut orondlacros the’back. . ‘It yo don’t keep stin, will hit your
quarter. Into accommodations for his a volce low and
euiteend servantn.Here,toghinhun ana • smle in which there lurk.
Tim toe h« monidis .nd Jimum nTn"da «eaman"ataian 2ney on
aid M eh for it, anihkd kmteatosetanp ngleensnawripng I. any nittime Gnupardia cus
her not. Of course, fashionable I. sutt of bfoc k cloth in tomer ns herd a blow as he could."
bon was not going bw Mt I butiqned high to the
very soon every available bit ’ T
Don’t hi fooled "pth 2 mackintosh
5 that win Leep vou ar) in mhenara.
WD“" est storm buy the Fish Brand
Td. Sieker If not fi* sal* In your
WtoiSKEhi
there was a, tremendous d.sturbance
just ahead of my carriage, and M saw
two thoroughly angry tourists Stand-
vSukasksrammsnaaudirbeved
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Ues Ilf whiskey attached to mlnature
varehutes_—e-_L - I
which' presently proved them to bo
day ‘natural soil 112 tons have
4 - e .
of the dance during t-n
ter may at once-relinqulr
Hon it Js hopelessly and ,_______
Henceforsh he will w’ncd to Eamund
Stop” with hl. left arwemploy
side, while the fair 0 trAin q
right hand to hold up , u E
gown. The train"ta
I mere affectic of a «' j aufr
Ing flow of silk or its 7 shelt
tious sqqueezes, ur_ This
folds are strictly frojicah Socio
she edit of the '
k'n,^s?r. of Dail"* *
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A-~AAAAANAAAN
। body,' who went mganing alout the
hils and had not wh enough to raise a
held of oats." ! The fotlowig anecdote
of Henry Clay was told by one of bto
personaf frlend»: wnue making the
journey to Washington on the Nationa
road, Just after his nomination as can-
didate for the presidency, he was trev:
eling one stormy ntght, wrapped up in
a Kuge cloak, on he hack seat of the
stage coach, when two passengers en-
tered. They were Kentuckians, like
himself He fell asleep and when he
awoke found them discussing his
chances iff the coming campaixn.
"What did Harry Clay go Into politics
faesat op* "He had a go0d bit o.
ifMasadhitra keen eye for stokk. I
He had stuek to stock-raising he d have
Ibeen werth his fifty thousand. But
now he doesn't own a dollar.”
"And," the great Kentuckian used to
add “the worst of it was, every word
bofler..The. sfean centrai steam
from the boller to. outside enesta,
chests, and thence to crank shatir
while thy threerfng ha. erank,
(made of a singleeg with three
120 .degree* aparnee the point or
pairs of eccentrinough to always
cut-off is.carriedIhe 'team to two
P Insure admisslog ot a heavy load
cylinder the Aing wheels, which
ii . .', Th‘ameter ahd weigh
are eight feet bullt up round a
four tons eacares having cleats
contra!1 and foyr inches
two inches in across the face at
In width, ex Insure the bedding
such an angle the preceding cleat
Of one cleahe steering to effected
has releasse mechanism usually
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p . $
1 10’ help, and
• to to marred 1 ,
patronage and e
TI* swancILOIIT As LAm
MAke• IH my l» esaSH power. PM
UM Sown from I '< rtSMUIs". supertor
.11 others. AgI WS'fM wrie for <M
legveam uraw. mheEqgmomten amsow
cent UsstiM c«, i*e rhien Bix.. 0hlcee
KI ClMH .Mil i„. iso paper.
•Brot. Rateher. Who has been hunuing
tbadown at the earths tip end. to
hack again In his home in Princeton:
N. J. muc pteased with the renuite of
this, his third expedition to Pata-
gonia. He has dug ont erven tone of
the bones of animnais, birds and fanes
tat frisked about on land, *■ the ai
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‘The Hague Correspondente of the
Chicago lliler Ocean: Dr. Brendins
has discovered a uithei:njunknowi 1
pidture by’RembrandtIn Baptist
ehurca at Amsterdan It is the por-
trait of a hanlsome y< nth • 20, dresa
ed in biach, whitecollar ami large bat.
ft* probubfe elate ta 10:12.
iation with two gen- *
jLy. thespniiadel- b
them wasa OMnty
judge and the other • nowapaper *dl-
tar woman, sailow an to sommpledon
and drab as to drees. • Her clothes were
cut in a tashlo severely plain. The
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1 “il ondon Letter:) , 1. that he probaoiia not anticipate. । ally looked. But tbl. mnfb la sde:
If some enterprising aveek ’ nabob antiquar j;in and’tpurtst England has 1 that the men who built it weve wonpler-
had written a letter to the principaklrisen up in wrath, and has delivered tiul mechanics, almost as Ingenious, te
paper of Athen. offering to sell Qie Kwlfin effect of this utterance; "The their way as the builders of the Pyra-j
Pqrthenon, and intimating that unless government isnot going to pay you an | mids “ seems certain that the outer I
te government would buy it it might exorbitant price or precious relics
j be dismembered by Americansspeculat which ought to »,ve belonged to the
arv uu ic t tort and set up 1b nttetrdtatesr ----------------
thehe,, nil would not have caused much more PprEN"2 "e"n•"I V" TT‛s
mutW^. a “enerai astohishment than the letter tain that Stonehenge is xoing to stay
. written this Weak to the Times by Sir exactly where it .to and ekept in good
> miuta Antrobus, baronet, liberal condition, and unless yod are willing
j member of parliament and owner of t
t about 10.000 acres, that he was pre- see to tf-thet the next
f pared to sell Stonehenge. passes fefthwth a Mil enabling the of smaller 'tones and within these two
[ It was,rather surprising. In the first j govtnment to pre-empt all such sacred
r place to fnd that this mbst ancient ) ground, ami ntake sure hereafter that
and famous of monuments of Great , our historiemepmenta shall be pre-
Britain was private propetty: ‘ to be • seeded to thbeople." -- DuE
bought and sold like a block of flats. " Nobody knows what Stonehenge is
and the process by which the owner ' or who built It it used to be ascribed
seems to have arrived at the price he to the Druids, but there arcindications
demands was even more surprising. He : Urat even in their time tbe temple, or
wants $625,000, although he wishes to I whatever it orivinally was intended to
reserve the pasture and sporting privl- | be. was as much of a mystery us it to
leges of the 1,300 acres which would today. It Dtolbly dates back before
agugogz-a.armrsamm
miigme--F
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Ty
8d2
n.. ror women w.. An Ohio Arm haa manufactured a thr
z z uration icopnotive for service t cuba "h
• it weighs wenty-fve toes and •92 (T
sesaea a tractive power of 12,000 poungs
ver“the natural soll. The .Railway
ana Engineering Review says the 201,
er is of the locomotive type, withLA
, grate area of 12 square feet, Ad ls de
signed to carry 120 pounds pressure per
square inch. The engine proper is
triple cyllndered and engages the drlv-
oeprap
--t------ •*, the time ot Christ, and generaly is be-
) A munon Dolnv. tm t*e ttaT
( An American syndicate I*
to have recently paid a millf
for two small lalands, lA C
(a Ramon, off the shores l
Thzcomma in i .shieaugaita
rainbow-they dec larento
toricaly and unqe stlonablte
lands to shich the ccanE
mneked Panema crried thew,g
women and all the trenaurez Th theprlee Jet on Me property, and
tan khat rlehr town. The i2Y2ree to take whatever the uovern-
UndhibnSwfor hope that ANiMtt“a ' Aier. thought he ought jo
state stin remain, andi “ %.
imetmation thatom*
wanta to bar the hiah
mgry them neross the
lleved to have been built about Wu'B.
C. According to another story it was
a Buddhist shrine, and. according to
yet another. Merlin buflt It to com-
.._________ memorate 400 Britsh nobles stain there
near by. to bo used for army by Hengist.
ansures, and pomibly Sir Edmund I But It is a striking tribute to the
auobua thought he might proft in qualities of Thomas Hardy that in
I0 same manner. Sir Mtehael, hew- England and Anierlea to-day Stone-
refused to have anything to do ■ henge will be reekned first to moot
-----• -- readers not for ita history, but as the
made and it answered itsptrpose ad-
mirably. Hi eourse of time a few fish-}
ermen built thelr huts and cottages on)
the,ehore of the Utile bay, not a hun. „uu, ....
drd ayards wide, that nestled umder pf 330 ‛wn take a paying
the protection of the headland, and able W 5 per cent grade
beached their hoats on the atrip of sand 30-fon averaze of 20 mi
that fringed 'It, and thus, formed the
nucleus of what to now-(he-mast fash-
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BROWN’S IRON TONIO
Iff WHAT 9 WANT.
You need li attar ud longihene4 term
to Imereame your Uppsili* and give
you strength.
Ask your drucgist. • i .00 a bottle.
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k rites d day there bi not
wo work between them, ea
im goes mil near lbs dow
as Prof. inteaer“& The
LOCOMOTIVE AND TRAIN FOR CUBA $ •
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WONDERFUL STRATA INPATAGONIAN LANDS.
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but tee fossils must wait. We have
not yet dug out of their matribes all i
the speeimens of out former expediz
lions Dr. Ecott is busy with them
now. We shall have all we Van .d0
m uehas been dote .
.na As I'never bad a cte
500m Xueh. but I don't like »
trante/as « 1 hadn’t any under i
in 7kngw good language from
And /d rather hear words that
a "Ated. even If I don't exnetly
wIE they mean, than to be
de Jn to as if I were a baby. ,
________
.. a... .
Mrs Currie chapman catyzenen
organizer of the woman woofftege pai
ty in Italo country, to-m young m
atrikingly handsomne, woman, and.
ways stylishly dressed. A *tor or t
dry. d.
beer—, _______________ .
tiler Fneta About Kiplima l ting him to go on after n while, but
nknown general facto about
Kipling and bto work make
Fhg reading. Kipling's height
iDeet six inches; his eyes are
Hue, and gleam kindly through
esso. Hatcher. Looking for fossils,
"Talkes" to help t *
To one who or hum ,
tortunate. azknjy’as "
ture la aa nec. / I
Whom they.
their Interea
atmoaphei
place where Tess of the dUTbervills
had Utah last tremendous aege with
Clare before going to be hanged.
The centurles, the early Roman nol-
dlera, and the latter day relic hunters
have not left enough of Stonehenge to
24
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A" 8
; - *
".2
gptn
the Uulted Staten,
The totrth steppe was a Rlain reach-
teg aa far as the Falklands, which were
a part of the mainland once. Now thia
platn haa sagged until at one point it
to 160 fathoms below the ocean's sur-
zace. Some three iiles of it are acces-
ible. however, at low ride along the
aorder beneath the cliff that forms the
greater payt of the Atlantic coast of
Patagonia. - ■
The Ute runs out far and comes in
teat, piling breaker upon breaker with
terria violence Prof. Hatcher had
to run for it often, and had several
escapen that a man with any nerves
si all would hive called-thrilnK in
the Aral place the bottom that to*04*
a------
1 —-——
"6
renchmen that
| their appenrence. The decry of MM
under uilase WM 28,474,4.
notable is the decline kn tea aniMva-
' tion ot flax, which vra. Hperieent
UMrsp-X'l. ter IJ'h.nini tel-
eulator. Contafs otten seller: Table ,
rnming trom aqi 10 istoc rigures WAS
arasM' AMMs eel » eat slj» eate.
be ver cent somtimaismios 3, A. Tawentt,
vDDdnztonnleuumuggcaaaulauag-
anzure Wamtla, Tew ma eam em per mom
y * N
a
■ »
affairs, just issued, tells-a depressine
story. The population touches the
' lowest ngure vet officially recorded,
1,500,000, or nearly half that at which
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FORT, PRISON, THEN PALACE.
Tbe Summer nreideuce ot. the Portu-
* «uee court
The formality and etihyettofthe
Portgguese courtis ax.rizid aa that of
the #anish- for nine or ten months of
the year at least—and the sojospner at
LAsbon rarely sees the king Ori queen
24 -u — au»»
. duddesjbe "tuu
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W. L. DOUGLAS
$3 & $3.50 SHOES vuS
_ m Worth M ta 10 cqmparedwm ,
Tethermake.
& • Indordbyover
i E 1,000,000 wenrers.
Br • ALL LEATHEXt. ALL ITYLI1
n , N vas anil'S Na W. L. Pangiw
H P m---dprtersa-yedontmie
4. ‘ Take SO eubettente etatmne
Tll tobenagood. Largess makei
AMA of S' "4 (*.» *600 is 1
av AA. wofia.Yfdealeyahoutakee
dmn«M 1eI i/mI" will-.",'
"w a apetf om recetpt or priee. ate
kiss of ieather. •(« na wldlh. piai orcapt
atlogue A Free.
W. 1. DOUGLAS SHOE CO., takise. Mass.
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