fork and Bw N ox X forever I In New rk AM & GENDER $0 § ‘nto 1 is } lieves he has a man—he yvonne out to do, himself is unan dent of affairs, no man w iT A scent for the trend of public mars ss analvat of gyYants, ti Oniliul; I i yrpbica I am revuind of Brive af Host 1 the da sidered a man of his Pri Coming from Mi 15 pretty etrony Pras : Times- Horn ; fairiy be 3. MOUND BUILDERS' CORN. After Hurial For Centuries It Grows Like Seed €Cerabn, A carious exsterinient was mide this i, & Rursery- vi 1 é 4 summer by Charles (araha man of Ohio F lies spon A. £41 mad Fils, grey well glia The ear is well SOIMCW Dat spans iol ent varieties, the grain being rougl 18 swWeel Nowe be NET { UE Wringied, and agreeable —Indianap New Water loeycle. riiEy vy ry nar i ’ iid VY Ti the other day ter vel “geemed to tho same firma, both The constre low cylind one for steering. The in 8 tha centr: One ard @hter materiai—of paper or ainmin ian. The pre a double winged sc } \ ed at the end of a shaft which runs through the waterproof pipe in the cen tral cylinder. Both the pedils and saddle resemble these of an ordinary bieyela, In the rider loses his equilibrium the «ide by no strange sight RT: Dred Bre TOW, ¥ bik attach cass cylinders prevent him from falling in the water. — Now York Journal Almost 4 Reign of Terror. Report from. Constanti that the students who are dispo taken at night and dro con 63 incite riots are from the Tm into the Bos; swiftest. The placed in we: shted bags before thrown overioard, which is an ancient Turkish form of It is hard to gay what is going on in Turkey, but the condition of affairs ia not ) tnoves from o reign of terror, —St. Louis Gloke-Demo rat. ish warships rus where the current he » prisoners are pinioned and § execution, many re- Only € sod Enough to Write, Henri Roel efort. opens the preface to the story of ventful life with remnri 18 the gaying {0 a man ‘vou your momoirs’’ is a po giving nim to anderstand wd for hing as of John Shers 1O Wrilo of i is no lenny re imo of thie ollectic ought 1 %1 v ite \vaW hat he ‘elbe. £ man 8 ree geryation to him. ahyl applying the ob- i ton Herald. AMLROAD INTER Important Facts In the Report of the In. tersiate Commerce Commiskion, Pons nia ¥ ana i 2s ver} jaf ™ t 1} per 10,000 inabitants highest mileage is found. in the Rocky mountain states, | Montana, Nevada, Wyoming and Ari- Zona. : teh : It will be shown by the interstate commerce report that there are ip all 1,924 railways in this country, which operated by 945 companies. Of the bsidiary roads 838 are leased at a fixed money rental and 188 at a contingent money rental. There are 10 incorporated | railways not in operation and 6 private roads not in operation. The number of roads abandoned iY Girciviiora vier 1 = f fist ¥ its, 3 13 1 10 inerease The tora Lik t5. the financial Wi } p 4) i rin rations, — Wash plian Bummer. Overproduction In Ultlmatumns, Just to Be Sarcastic. * . Anring the vear was | ., Were tarng at Dinpelr With Tr AY jas Vanderbilt In {onsuelo mhone 3 re ef Arn redri og in the eighteen v7 + t wealthy. Naturally the child's greatest | difficulty is in getting unconventional | or unique postage stamps. Theso are to | |'be had only from foreign countries. When the little plaquemaker learned that wedding presents were being re- ceived by the Duke of Marlborough for | i | his bride, and that they were being re- | tnrned to their donors, her heart sank, for among the few who have interested themselves in her behalf is a clerk at the Plaza hotel, where the duke was staying, and throngh “him she hoped to get tha 2, LPS 8 Stamps I over to t IMAKET : Th i ro heart Jeap was a littl which bor 13 ! oagh, Corning While Paris and London are bowing before the Kaffir millionaire, Barnato, a few choice articles American worship of wealth come in quite apropos.---Philadel; Press. on W Onl Might Just as Well . It is said that t towns have demded ¥ he barbers ip college | their shops until after the son. — Rochester Post-Express. v ony 1a 1 v WL idl Sea Barney the 13 i hia 1 yyy ¥ i Ai i ARAN 4 Laity which would. perm: of st being maintained all the year round. An examination hus recengly been made into the producing capabilities of | the United States as compared with those of other countries. This has dem- onstrated that the American mines can turn out coal as fast again as the Eng- | lish or German and three times as fast | as the Belgian. The advantage of the | American miner lies in the improved machinery with which the mines in’ this country are equipped and which has prodnetion very ma- rednced the cost of ' it the avwner of | performance my important legirlas tive act is concerned, the senate is al- most as unprepared for business as is the house of representatives prior to the {BYE ¥ $Y lection of a speaker and other officers. The membership of the senate is di- vided into three classes, one of which enters with every congress. The class which enters with the Fifty-fourth con- gress consists of 80, to all of whom the sath of office must be administered by | the presiding officer before they can be- some folly qualified to perform any offi- ial act. At the present time, therefore, the legal membership of the sepate is € an be ac ithstanding fore i fw a6 DOGY DF tha sanate Ne th thal Hay ars mad Mil sh3E43 A fe permoerat mat Mra, Moors digstelieves in the Colonel Astor 18 #0 eager to pus vention, for that he has faith § contrivance that will navigate th well known. It is not generally known that | deal of Colonel Astor's leisure spent in inventing an airship, 80 | corresponding to his Callisto, highly ingeniotis novel, “A Jo ar SOOTHE, 4 at on on ay A ETRE Jue BoGel~ plugs
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