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One of th Dqyen for a big Milwau
kee dry poods firm had an astonish
karvreadM H xpe r i e B Q I
while return In i
Wtmmim. ((won New York e
law days agio, report! an ezoheiife ol
the beer citjr. With characteristic
foresig-ht ha had reserved his a lee pel
buak several days In advauce, and
took hi train for hone, proudly eoa
acioua that he had a ticket for "tewee
six" nicely stowed away with hi mile
age. A few aula a out, big party ol
theatrical people boanlaal the tralo
and aeveral tried for plaoea In thi
sleeper. It waa the luck ef ike Mil
waukeean to draw two airy aad lo
quacious woman for the upper aeotloi
of his berth, and they kept bin. awake
over half the night with their loud
talk and laughter, but the early morn
ing brought with it an ooourreacJ
which astonished all whe heard H
The man in question is au early riser,
and just as the sun was "peepln o'et
the hills," he frot up, partially dressed
and went to the washroom to "fix up.
No sooner had he left thau one of the
women coolly slipped down into th
lower berth nnd calmly uuil contents
edly proceeded to go to sleep. Th4
porter had to rescue tho balunee ol
the Milwuukeeuu's wardrobe, and the
woman .slept soundly until 11 o'clock.
I'ur an exhibition of cool nerve this
Incident is entitled to honorable mention.
Loved II I in for
Ilia llorae.
Friend I of n farmer in llrown coun
ty, Kan., are divided as to whether he
lsu man oru mouse,
and this is the rea
son, says a local ex-
change: He hod for a year past been
oourting a girl, anil as one way oi
reaching her heart had on numeroua
occasions taken her driving behind a
flue hnrae he owned, lie finally pro
posed and was accepted, but the tiext
time he called it wa.s with a different
horse. Thereupon the girl wanted to
know what had become of the hiph
stepper she knew so well. "Sold him
for this morning," was the reply.
"Well, you'll have to get him back
Sfrnin or get someone else to go driv
ing with you," said his adored one.
The man vainly urged the difficulty and
absurdity of doing as she demanded!
The young woman would not listen.
Thereupon he went to the purchaser
and offered him $M bonus, but was re
fused. Then he was foolish enough to
tell the whole story, which is why his
neighbors are unable to agree as to
whether he is a man or a mouse.
Few of us, it seems, are able to dis
tinguish any large number of odors.
A writer in nature, discussing the rise
of the new chemical industry of pro
ducing artificial perfumes, remarks
that the sense of smell is us yet
wholly uncultured. "In walking
through the country," he says, "we
can rarely identify a particular odoi
until we see the plant from which it
emanates." He suggests that the neg
lected sense of smell may be capable
of as artistic developments as that
which color perception has attained.
There nro signs already that shirt
waists for men are to be tolerated, if
not t ucouraged, at informal functions
in and near New York in the coining
summer. Members of yacht clubs and
other out-of-door amusement associa
tions which givo evening entertain
ments at their clubhouses welcome the
shirt waist a a happy solution for
those occasions, and the shirt waist is
therefore sure of meeting atleast some
measure of popularity.
Pennsylvania papers are telling of a
woman 30 years old who walked 2S
miles from her home to Newville, that
6tatc, one day lately, for tho purpose
of taking a ride on the cars toCarlisle,
she never having seen a railroad train
before, but when the engine came nois
ily and smokily into the station she
was so fright cued by its terrible aspect
that she hurried away and wulked
home again.
The recent panio In Wall street woi
relieved by one delightful Incident, sayi
a New York paper. A countryman, who
heard of the excitement and had evi
dently read of the scenes, wanted to
see the stock exchange. Some one di
rected him to the old building, which U
in process of demolition. "Plumb
Wrecked! (lean destroyed! Well,
well, that beats me!"washis comment.
0-0,
UaaUoB forever.
A woman minister who married a
OOUple in Pennsylvania a few days ago
(and it. is said to be the first marriage
ceremony ever solemnized by a woman
in that state) at once turned the mar
riape fee over to her husband. Minis
ters' wives have so long been accus
tomed to receive the weddingfeesthat
the act seems to bu quite just to the
sterner sex.
A store in New York which makes a
specialty of fancy articles for woman's
wear recently displayed in a window
two chains of coral beads. One was
round, smoothly polished beads ana
bore the legend, 'Immitation coral, II
cents." The other, of ragged, uncut
coral, was marked: "Beal ooral, ti
cento."
A 14-yenr-old boy has been suspended
from a West Uoboken grammar school
because he refused to sit behind a girl
whose hair was not done up to suit him.
ACanadlan traded his wife for a dog,
traded the dog for a shotgun, traded
the shotgun for a keg of apple brandy
and died of delirium tremens. ,
Although there are hundreds el
thousands of women occupying posl-
A RaY.lt, Aa..., tioM ot ln
business world, in-
Har Sea.
stances are ex
ceedingly rare in which they have vio
lated the confidence reposed ia them.
What had almost become a happy tra
dition under the new business condi
tions by which women have bees so
generally admitted to equal competi
tion with men la many of the vocations
f life asvs had rude disturbance. A
news Item from Philadelphia relates
the fact that a young woman, for five
years confidential bookkeeper for a
prominent firm, has been found short
In her accounts $10,000, and has disap
peared. So far as can be recalled, this
is the most serious act of dishonesty
yet charged to the account of the busi
ness woman. Bo successfully has she
stood out against the temptation to
emulate the conduct of her male as
sociates in this direction thut tho
world hsd come to regard her as ssfe
against the embezzlement habit. The
Philadelphia Incident will, it is to be
feared, tend to shatter this fond be
lief. Consolation may be found, how
ever, in the reflection that the Phila
delphia "embezzleress" stands conspic
uously uloue among the thousands of
honest women who are faithful to the
trust reposed in them ninid u deluge
of bud examples set by the stronger
sex.
Heading Off a
Kulaance.
A well-known woman of a large city
received (he following note the other
day: "Dear Mad
am: I take pleas
ure In shipping to
your address a rug valued at $50, fur
which I shall be glad to receive your
check. If you do not desire the rug,
please return it." "The ideal" she
exclaimed. "I never knew such im
pertinence." Then she sat down and
wrote the following: "Dear Kir: I
have ordered no rug from your estab
lishment! and I sec no reason why I
should go to the expense of returning
thut which I do not want, and which
was sent to me unsolicited." To (his
she received the following answer in
due time: "Dear Madam: I will scud
for the unsolicited rug, and 1 trust you
will do me the favor to send for the
unsolicited charity entertainment
tickets which now lie, with about H
others, on my desk: "Tho discour
teous boor!" she exclaimed.
An American who was in Peking re
cently says that nobody madu any
suggestions to Gen. ChnfTeo about
"picking up" rare bits of plunder in
that city after the unpleasant experi
nce of a wealthy American who
thought it well to get a share of the
treasures for America. This gentle
man intimated to the general that he
would gladly liear the expense of
transporting two magnificent temple
bronzes to New York as a gift to the
Metropolitan Museum of Art if the
general would overlook their removal.
The answer he got was conclusive:
"The Americaii caught looting will be
shot on the spot!"
John Allen, cook, "got religion" at
a negro camp meeting in the suburbs
of El Paso. It affected him so pe
culiarly thut the police run him in
and locked him up, pending an ex
amination as to his nanity. Elder
HuggiiiH called at headquarters and
remonstrated. "He nint drunk or
crazy," said the elder to the chief;
' he's just chuck full of the spirit. Ho
has been ft very bud young man, a
crap shooter and a rn.or toter, und
now the spirit hus at last taken hold
of lunx"
ray herself in the manner that tae
general judgment of her sex ap
proves, and to do this demands time,
money and anxious meditation. She
admits that she likes to feel well
dressed. Yet what a relief It would
he, she adds, if, like the sisters be
longing to religious orders, women
would put on uniforms and make no
change except, say, from thick gar
ments to thinner! At first thought
this seems a reasonable preposition.
It would be so if applied te ike eeker
aex; for man already pays an esthet
ic penalty for his efforts to aavs him
self trouble in choosing his clothing.
Members of secret societies evade the
penalty for an hour or two when they
decorate themselves with sashss and
awords and feathers; but every other
assemblage of men Is necessarily a
somber and cheerless spcetacle. The
members of any ouch gathering are
clad so uniformly that ona might log
ically demand they put on uniforms.
Happily woman's instinct permits her
to be more original. Probably the
only reason why one particular wom
an suggests a uniform Is that some
penurious man has charged that she
and her sisters sinfully wunto their
time and money on dress. Hut that
is not true of many American women.
For one family brokou up by the
wife's extravagance, a hundred are
ruined by the husband's folly. More
over, the woman who takes peine (o
show herself at her best does a goodl
deed, since she adds just so much
more to the charm of life.
Runaway marriugoH are becoming
so common that it is Interesting to
reuall a stem parent of Philadelphia)
who refused to ever again Bee his
only child, a daughter, who had of
fended him in this manner. Years
passed, and tho time came for his
death without having brought to him
any softening toward the girl. As ho
was a man of great wealth, connider
nble curiosily was felt to know
whether she would be mentioned In
his will or whether In death, as in
life, she was disinherited. After many
and generous bequests to charity the
following cluiifc In tho will wbj rornd;
"1 give, bequeath and devise to my
daughter, June, the sum of live dol
lars, in order that she may purcltnso
Mime strongly-written tract on lillal
obedience."
In Montgomery county, Indiana, a
few farmers bought a switchboard
and telephones for their own use, pay
ing three dollars initiation and 25
cents n month. Tolls from uonsub
scribers met the salary of tho oper
ator. This system has been extended
until it serves 40 towns with 0,000 tel
ephones, In a Massachusetts county
-'00 farmers provide their own tele
phone facilities for six dollars each
u year.
When asked by his wife for money
to liny some Hour, a resident of a
western town handed her a ten-dollar
bill. She refused to give him any
change, saying that she was a mem
ber of tho HufTaloes. The husband
had her arrested, but the local jus
tice dismissed the cose.
liOnalaST foi
Uniform.
A woman In Adrian, Mich., who pro
tested without avail against a gam
bling den which got all of her hus
band's weekly earnings, set out the
other night with a can of keroseno
and burned the place to tho ground.
She was acquitted in court.
A certain married woman who
"glories in her sex" confesses that
there are times
when she enviea
her husband. With
a business suit and a dsess suit, she
says, ho is "prepared for any occa
sion," and to choose such convention
al clothing costs him hardly a mo
ment's thought; whereas with every
changing season she must complete
ly rearrange her wardrobe, not the
gowns uloue, but the "gewgaws to
match." The older she grows, the
woman says, the more heavily doee
this burden weigh upon her spirit.
Although she is not a society woman,
nays Youth's Companion, she meet
many people; it seems a duty te ex-
Long-range wmithcr prediction has
yet to show that it is of the slight
est value. Probably tho June just
ended has been in the Mississippi val
ley the hottest on record. Yet it fol
lowed an unusually late spring. The
heated spell dropped dowu without
an intimation of any kind. On Sun
day, June 10. the maximum tempera
ture suddenly soarud up to 9S.5, and
there have been but three days slnco
with a maximum of less than UtS. Tho
avcruu maximum since the middle of
the month has been 95.57. I-nst year,
for the same half month, the average
maximum was 3. Perhaps this indi
cates a hot summer, and perhaps it
doesn't. Nobody but the charlatan
pretends to know anything about it.
There is one form of wealth which
Is distinctly reprehensible, the kind
that distributes big tips along the
summer routes of travel, it is done
for display. The man who has made
a strike wants to show off, and his
way of doing it is with five-dollar gold
pieces, or munificence of that com
mon sort. The extravagance nimply
demoralise! waiters, it is no good to
the hotels or restaurunts, and It
makes everybody else who has not
five-dollar gratuities to distribut; less
comfortable.
James Stlllman, tho millionaire
banker, has the reputation of being a
verv close-mouthed man. Mr.Stdllman
is the owner of a yacht, and one dmy
lie naked Frederick D. Tappen, of the
Gallatin nuitoual bank, to go out with
him on u cruise. When Mr. Tappen re
turned, n friend asked him how he had
enjoyed himself. "Oh," said Mr. Tap
pen, "we had a very lively time. We
were out five days and Btillman spoke
to me twice."
When the United States government
makes hazing at Aunupolis and West
Point unappealable cause of dismissal
the brutal pastime will cease in na
tional institutions and begin to grow
unpopular in all others. The red In
dians were the first hazers on this
continent and showed their victims as
much pity as many colleges do.
In New Hampshire the state govern
ment pays a bounty on dead grass
hoppers at the rate of uue dollar a
bushel.
Aeeewsited For.
Qrierson (winding up the discus
sion) Yes, I daresay. But you must
admit you didn't know much when
you married me.
Mrs. Qrierson- Yea; no doubt that
account for It! Tit-Bits.
A Delnltlon.
little Elmer Papa, what Is spring
fever?
Prof. Broadheed Spring fever, my
son, is an all-absorbing desire to sit
back and see other people work.
Puck.
Coached Vt All Be Had.
Yeast The doctor's not otter-ding
you any longer tor your cough?
Crimsonbeak Not what's the use?
He made me cough np the last dollAr.
2 had. Yonkere auteim.a.
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intf from impure blood. Regular
price f 1-00 per bottle 10 oz., hut in
tinier to get it introduced in this sec
tion we will sell nt 50 cents per bot
tle or I bottles for $1.50 until furth
it notice lo not wmt, oiiler now
if you are ailing-
Tho above medicine in used in EV
ERY HOSPITAL and by all the
LEADING PHYSICIANS in the
world to-day, and highly endorsed
by all. Address,
AONAWK REAEDY CO.
April 18-2(1, RONE, St' V.
RUPTURE
Write to the MOHAWK BBMBDV CO., Rome,
N y and they will tell you how you i nn cure
rosr RUPTUKE or H URMIA Sad lbs ONLY
W Y they can possibly be UUKKD. Ire." l
ebnrsfS' -M will oosl yos '"it aneeesil. "on t
wait, you will never regret it. April ls lMt,
WANTED. Cspabls. rslisbls pcraon In every
Bounty to represent liinro company ol solid
flnanolsl reputation! NM salary it year, im.v-
. . . ..... .1.... ,. I... . 1 ii I,. I i u null i.l I
alile wockiv; i-i -"-j ,
expenara- atrniglit. tmna BdSi definite aalary.
DO Commission; m.iiarj "i ra.. .................
expense money advanced eathwssk, staho
ARU HOt'Sc; 331 Dearborn St., Cb'-ago. H-U
Notl la hereby given that Power of attorney-in-fact
has been grunted by Ihe heira In the es
tate of C'onnwl Fetter, Into of I'snn townahlp,
Snyder County. Pa., deceased. All persona
knowing themaelvea to be indebted to said es
tate ahould make Immediate payment and thoae
having claims againal it ahoulil present them
auly.utbe,.ticedfor.ae..lemeHtisT
Attorney-in-faat.
Dundore. Pa., June 4,1101.
. iii LLSt f WIS.
a. Tastss Oood.
Pensi; Ivnnlii Hallroad Kt-dured Ratea
ti IletroK, ii ( omit Xailonnl i:tlne-
llomil lisoi laiioa
For the meeting of the National Ed
ucational Association nt Detroit, July
stoiu, 1901, the Pennsylvania Kail
road Company will sell excursion tick
ed to Detroit from all stations on its
lines, ut the rate of one fare for llic
round tript plus $2.00. Tickets will ls
sold July ti, 7 and 8, good returning t
leave Detroit not curlier than July B
later than July 15, By depositing
tickets with Joint Agent on or before
July 12, and the payment of 50 cents
the return limit may he extended to
leave Detroit not later than September
1st. 6-is-i;t
low Are lour lildnrya I
Or llobtia' Bparagui Plllsottrtsll kidney Ilia. Ram
plefree. Add BterUttg Remedy Co , Chicago ur N. Y.
Mr. W. S. Wbedon, Cashier of
the Kirst National Hunk t.f Winter
set, Iowa, in a recent letter gives
some experience with a carpenter in
his employ, thai will be of value to
other mechanics, Ho says: "I had
a carpenter working for me who was
obliged to stop work for several
days on account of being troubled
with diarrhoea. 1 mentioned to him
that, I had been similarly troubled
und that Chamberlain's Colic. Chol
era and 1 liarrhoea Remedy had cure
me. He bought a bottle of it from
the druiiuisl here and informed nio
that one doso cured him, and he in
is n(.iiiii at l is work." For salt, by
the Middleburg Drug S
Public Sale of
JFLJEVIL. ESTATE.
The undersigned attorney-ln-laol for tin
iieim of Bpltratiu Walter, dee'd, will m-ll ui
public aale on
Thursday, Augiwl 15, 1!)01
tin- following described real eetstc of anid de
cedent .
TKACT No 1 ia ii certain farm iltuated In
Centre township, Snyder county, l'n., contstn-
InsllOscresi r le-, of arhloti there urn
11 acres of good tltnberlsnd and tin- remslndei
under gootl cultlvstion, with n good l.ou
r RA MB HOUSE, HANK It A It N . g I 11a new,
snd all oilier necessary outbuildings, n weli
near the door snd choice orclisrd. The above
I- bounded on Ihe north by public road, eaat
bylandsofcl A, llingsinsn snd U, s. Htroub,
aoulh by Isnds ufl.eali llsrtinsn snd others,
and went by lands of tin- heir of Nslluinlel le
sblersnd tisrbSrs roretnsn
TRACT M . 2 being Ihe homestead of the aald
decedent, Itustod in Ihe town of Centreville,
Snyder Co., Pa,, containing It seres nioroor lca
bounded on the north by win, Hsrtman, east
hi church ami road, south by rum 1 1 rtreel and
west by public road, whereon nro erected
DOUBLB HOUSE n SUMM1CR HOUSK, n well
near the door, ;i H.MtN and nil nc-eaanry out
buildings, This trm t la lo lie mild in three Iota
TRACT NO. 3 Iwinga liouao and lot In tln
lown of ''entrevlllo. Pa., Iiotindod north by sn
alley, east by lot of Charlua Kubns, aouth by
Ml.rkct Strtel lln.l wi'at liy lot No. I, I ontllil.ini!
acre, more or le-a.
TRACT No. i beings lot ol ground situated
as aforesaid, I ted north by an alley,
enat by lol No. 3, south by Market St., west liy
lutid off. lierger, containing sere more or
leaa.
TRACT NO.ll being a lot of ground sltiisted
si sforesald, lioundcd north by main street,
eaal by lot of Jacob linrtman. south by landsol
C. M Showers iiti.l w. si by lot of Kiina Umt
lusiii containing 1 , of an sere more or less.
TRACT No, r, being u certain tract of hind
under good cultivation situated in township,
county uuil atstc na aforesaid, bounded north
hy landaof.1. F. Kanawell, caal by a public
road and alley, south by public road and west
by lands of Henry lions, containing UH acres
more or less, the half of this trad M ill he sold
in town lots,
TRACT NO. 7 being a tract of good timber
hind situated a- aforesaid, bounded north by
iiiiiiiaof Allen Snook, east by same and Km
antiel Sssaaman south by triict No H and west
by lands of Rciab m il Jackson Dormun, con
taining 1 1 ncrci more nr less,
TRACT NO. s being a trad of tlmlwrland
situated a- aforesaid lioundcd on the north by
Inndsof .Inrckaon Dornian, east by lands ..I
Kmanuel Hsckunburg, aoutb bylandof J. W.
heister ami west by land of June Rrlsh, con
taining I8acrcs n ore or less. Tracts Sos. '. and
s will he sold 111 Hue. liadM.
TRACT NO, in iu i certain tract nearly nl
under good cultivation situated as iilnri sal,
bounded on the north by Jacob Uaaslngur, east
hy land of U. S. Htloub, aouth by land ol A
Blngsman and west by Imnl ill Jacob "uning '
it, containing llrcrcs more or less.
Bale to commence nt 10 o'clock A M. or said
day when due attendees "ill he Ki , 1, and con.
dltlons of sale made known by
I. Ii. WALTER, Attorney-in-facl i. , Heirs.
I ACOB GILBERT, Attorney.
SomethlBg vurth KnewlnaT,
Book Acjint If you'll buy this book,
sir, I'll guarantee that you'll learn one
tliinp that will save you lots of money.
Man of the House I'll take it. What
will it teach me?
"Never to buy another book from a
book sg-cnt." Harlem Life.
The Canny Folk.
Bport Did you see the Derby when,
you were abroad?
Travels No, I did rvec a close raoo
in Great Britain, lliough.
Bport That so? Whatwasit?
Travels The Scotch. Philadelphia
Tress.
It Made Business.
First Suburbanite What was tho
strawberry and ioe cream social at the
chapel given as a benefit for, last
night?
Second Suburbanite I am not sure;'
but I guess it was to make business for
the now doctor. Puck