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Eighteen years experienua
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la it not?
Oar two stron? )h'',,,s
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nine styles seven widths
and six Uifforont leiithers.
Tlio "Li Frnnce" for wo
men nt, ., four ht les, six
wultlis nml four different
leiitliera.
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Mntinn nf F nr.t nn
In the qiinfinnl --tt!i f Hip Imlf-
i-iHlfnt hiol DUIrlrl of MtltmH, In
tlx 1'itiiiit r f i'iUv nntt t'tMii inmi w-ni t h
of IVntivIvnnfR.
Ity mine tr an onliniince or vote nf
the hoard nt 'directors iff ihe 1 mlrpcmlcnt
Srhnol District, nhn-itiil adopted at n
leguhuly convened nml (July con-titutid
tteet i UK ' lu 'r' if .( miitii j- M't It, A 1 1 , I ; V
ft public election will b Ih IiI in tin s.ml
ilitrit't, at. ihn Ctnnt Unnso, in 1 hi I i f
niiifll nf Milfnfli, l';l , in Tut lv, tbe
Svf ntffiilli Ihv of I i-hrimrv, A. IK, l!H:t,
Ihi wtM'ii the hours nt Ruvcti n. tt titnl
M'vcii p. Mi. (the 8)iiim ht'lntf t ha pla'-o. Um.i
and linn nf tintMing t)m hvxi nninici)nl
t'lri'iion) for I hi pjipo- of uhtubiin in1
assent of I he i-li'i tifH nf alil Itiil'-pfmli-nl
ru'hnnl Distrint ot Mblnr l tn lir iinm i hi(i
nf a dt-bt or Im n'nuiiiK (In Inili'bi nrss nl
ftalil liist i iff, tn an miimuiii HXivnlintf
per t'l-ntiMii ami lint csoi'oditin st-vtii ivr
initnn up-n the hoi pri'i . thm nrt d
vahiMtiitn nf t lit la.Mtbln piopfti v 1 1 h r 1 1 1
1 ht ainmmt nf l ht last adjust i d n-''M'il
valiiatinn. t. wit. that nf lm, was till,-(is-.'.
IX) l he Miosis n ip tit fi't t iiis tiirrcnl ypnr.
th Irt't prcntillifl iHM'AHiii'iil, lint. yiM
aditmted. in miiinaird in ha it bout $174. (Ml
Tim Indi'p.'iulrtit Si-lmnl iitriut nf
Milfmd hart nu rxNtltitf debt,
Thenimmnr. of inn pmpnsrd drtit so tn
be Inctirri'd nr lin n':ipd Is flimi mi.
Tli tn rr'iiti'ifi" nt nucli i in ri'iisi' hncd
oil the last preceding nfi-n'S-uifUt in six and
nlno-teiitlift. ur not exceeding sevi-n.
The pnrpies fur which the lnd"htedni'Sjs
Ifl tn he inert-ast'd aie. the building ami
ercptton, unmi posKlbh, nf a tipw
school huildlnu in the Hnrnuuh nf Mil ford
alumsaid, to take t he place id i he but Id in if-
now tn uii nd which are In every wn
uiishI table, ami the purchase of land
whfreoti to erect the mime, it necessaiy;
tm h new building, with ItHappurbMuinci's
to cits t. not tnexcoed the tuni of firdiM(
and to lie nf modern style tt"d character.
with outKide whIIa thereof, If pi acticdble
erected out nf native blue siotie
The nmount of such IncreaKi-il Indebted
ties tist alorcsaid U proposed tn be raise
from the issue find Hale of bonds of Haiti
district hearing imprest ftt the rate of four
per centum per annum, payable netin
HiiiiuallVf and the principal thereof rehu
bnipuble at a periml nut excetMlinir thiri
yearn from the (late itt which the samel-
aui hoiixed.
'J'i.e board of directors of tho snld di
trict Bt the meeting thereof held, as afore
said, have by their vote signified a ileal n
to make such increase of indebtness
for the purposes aforesaid.
This done and given under the sc. 1 o
the Independent school District o( Mllford
at the Hnmuuh nf Mi I font, this 10i I
div, of .latiuary A. !., llKi, by order of th
board nf directors of said school district
ii. K. UKOWN,
. , Atttest: President
1 BKAL W. T. HTItl IHiK
Acting Stcr-lary
Sheriffs Sale
By virtue of a writ of Ivcvari Facias h
sued out ot the court ot common picas
I Ike county, to me directed, 1 will expos,
to sale by public vendue ur outcry at ili
sheriff 'otlice in the borough of Miltoid.oi
SXTrttDXl, THK Hth DAY Or
FEBRUARY, A. I). 13
at 2 o'clock in the afternoon of said day
All that tract or parcel or land am
premises, hereinafter part le.ularl v. demerit
ed, situate, Ivtnir And being in the townhb
of West fall, county of Pike, and state ot
Pennsylvania Jleglnnlng on (lie ntghwa
mail at the corner of lands of Lhristia
Petry near a hickory tree thence aioiif.
said road iN. iH degrees W . 12 perches to i
st alto, thence along the laud ot llenr
NieiiH'yer ri. fr1 di graes W. perches to
rock, thence S. 75 degrees K. perches t
astakt, thence N 4 degrees E. 4 perches I
a Btake, thence 8. B4 degrees K. 0 pe relit
to an oak tr e, thence along land n
Chi 1st Ian Pctry N. 11 degrees K. ;J6 perclu
to tlie iH'glnmng Containing two acre
and sixty-five perches (more or less.)
IMPROVEMENTS
On the above are erected a good tw
story frame dwelling house, bum and on
buildings Land cultivated and w-ti
Vaiieiy of fruit urowintr thereon.
l-.elzt'd and taken in exe ution as th
property of Frederick Itttruward, moil
uagor and owner, and Kichard i)ict2 a
party In uossebsmu. and will be sold b
me for cash. UKlrRliK tiKKGOKY.
he riff.
Sheriffs Ofllce, Milford. Pa., )
January 14th, UKH.
Sheriffs Sale
By vlrtur of a writ of Fieri Facias Issue
out of the Court of Common Pleas of Pik
County, to me directed, I will expose t
falo bv public vendue or outer? ai. th
Sheriff's oJlice in the borough of Milford an
MONDAY, THE loth DAY OF FKBRC
AKY, A. 1). 1UU
at 2 o'clock in the afternoon of said dav
Tho undivided oiie-lif leeni h Interest ii
the following real est at u, bounded by th
Delaware river and lamU of lh- late Uavh
How II estate, F. Warner, of late Samuel
Detrkk, Carl Bauer, James M. Pimihot
bornaldi McCarty, A una St hniiuu and
others, CON IAIMMi Hfw acre mort- oi
less, and particularly iIcbciiIhmI In deel
rectmled lu iK-ed Book No. ail, pa ues Ui
and V.i, conveying the alHve preiiiiM".
Calhaiiue Mct'ariy, who died lotestai
leaving live children, oiin oi whom wa
A. V. McCarty, PKcepring thereout
piece coiuaioinir perehes more or le
conveyed to Foster Howell (si'e Deetl Book
W. page l' ) ,
IMPROVEMENTS
About 3n acres above laud iinprovetl
balance winhiimuiI.
Has erected thereon two dwelling
tioiiM'H. t wo barns, dancing pavillioti and
other ifUtiiuiUhns; also gotsl water pow
and the KuyntomUkiil Kails on the
premise;.
Siezed and taken Into execution as th
property ot A. V. McCarty and will be
sold by me for cash.
GEORGE GREGORY.
SheritT
Sheriff's Office, Milford, Pa ,
January l.'tih, l'j 3. )
AUDITOR'S NOTICE
In the matter of iln-j
In the Orphau'h
Court of Pike
County, feima
thrale nt itihiii v.
luiik, luLo of Vi-e.(rall
,d.
-,.f
t'VN fi-hiii, I'ike countv
I'fiiua., dv-r-aed
'1 he undcrMncd audiir, nppolnled by
said court, "In make di' rihui ion t the
balance in hands nf lii.-orge K. ilortoii,
adniiui-tralor, nn shown uv Ids accotint
and make report to m xt conn wiiti ttu-eviiii-uoe
taWi-u ly him." will in-.'-t tin-
iirui'H Hitt i vp. ted ftr the pu'iioff- of h's
iipp.'lnf Oi'-nt on TinirailKv, (lit) Twrlfllt
ly (f Krhnmrv, A. !., I'.Ht.i, nl i o clot k
p. m , a', his oliire S K i'nr. 'l'hird and
Ann Hticvis, in the il aoug- ol Milford,
i'tt , w lo-n am! whrrc all ia: Lit s tn t ivsii-d.
or liavia a chiiin upon said fuml-, an
iviilivl lo ailt-ml ami in;tkf and pruxt
I n if chit in oi hv Ui'Iiik r. il f t - in c.iLi i i'j
upou Mtid 1 uiul.-i iiV. V. HAKKct,
A tuiii.ir.
Milford. Pa., Jan y r.. h :i.
(ciKiitc t(ifT'(xd CCC Never c!ti In biilk.
Ktw.ift of the dvalcr who tiicj to all
Kiai'cy 0iscrS3 Kiil3i
ts Victims Numbered by the
Hundreds of Thousands.
Ki'lney (lipases sliould be nttetidpfl to
ftt once, for almost 90 er cent, of our un
exacted deaths of to-day nre fnen that
cause. . l)r. David Kennedy's Favorite
Remedy in the only sure cure known for
iseascs of the kidneys, liver, Madder and
bhxid, rheumatism, dyspepsia and chronic
nstipation. His marvelous how itRtoj
that pain in the back, relieves the neces
sity nf urinating so often at nifiht, drives
awav that scalding pain in nas,stn water,
corrects the bad etlects of w hiskey and
l-er ami shows its beneficial effects on
the system in an incredibly short time.
Gcnrire T. Ptnith, foreman of the IIol-
lev Manufacturing Company's Works,
Lock tuirt, N. Y., says in a recent letter:
"l nave usea ur. J 'avm ituneuy h
Favorite Remedy with the most bene
ficial results. I was troubled with
gravel and kidney complaint very
severely, it bothered me a prcat deal,
and have found great relief from its
use, and cheerfully recommend it."
''Favorite Remedy" is the most suc
cessful medicine ever discovered for kid
ney, bladder, liver and Mood diseases.
Us' record of cures has made it famous in
medical circles everywhere. It is recog
nized as a specific. It purifies the Mood
and dissolves the excess of uric acid in it,
clears up the urine, restores the kidneys
nd bladder to their normal condition,
nd gently moves the bowels.
It is far pale bv nil druggists in the
NffwGO Oent SSzB and the regular
f LOO size bottles less than a cent a dose.
Samftr hottUrnoufrh for trial, free by mail.
Dr. David Kennedy Corporation, Rondout, N. Y.
Ur. liKTld Rennrflt'i floMcn PlflMrrt ntrrnrHi-
n Muiclrtt remove pain Anywhere. ltc saco.
IN THE LADIES' WORLD.
Mrs. Frank Leslie, it is rnmord, will
tonn flnrt a new ninir.'iziiie ilevoled
lorjfi'l' tn t lie interests of wonien.
A ruMV form if lit ter f(ir-nrr intr the
wnuniicil hns been devised iy ilrs.
Cluuhviik. wife of the enptnin wlio
coin mu mlvd the fliifrship New York in
the Spanish war. it is a pimple ar
rangement if straps and slinks snp
pnrlinia broad canvas seat and w eighs
only three and iine-hnlf pounds.
A Yassur graduate nf 18S9, Miss Hel
en T). 'I'linnipsnn. is turning her knowl
edge of sanitation and social work to
the advantage of a whole I'oinniiinit V at
Oranee. where he lias been made
sanilary inspector. Her efforts to in-
trnct people in unsanitary surround
ings in better ways of living have met
with success where men have faiieu in
their attempts1.
Mrs. l'atrick Campbell, the Knplish
actress, now playing in .New York, hns
n great love for jewelry of every kind
and wears some beanliftil rines and
necklaces. "One of her rings consist s-of
one large pearl which opens anil shuts
and contains a portrait of Mrs. Camp
bell's late husband. She is also the
proud possessor of four very beautiful
and valuable dogs, whlclt, are simply
devoted to her and follow her almost
everyw here. Mrs. Campbell has no
great love for society, but she often
entertains her friends in her charming
flat in Ashley Gardens, London.
CHILDREN'S SAYINGS.
Pmall tierinnn Hoy "Please, mister,
give nie an empty barrel of flour. "Gro
cer "What do you want it for?" S.
G. R- "1 want it to make a chicken
coop for lny dog, already."
"Mamnia," shouted little Willie from
the nursery, "Johnny wants half the
bed!" "Well," queried the mother,
"isn't he entitled to half of it?" "Yes,"
replied Willie, "but he w ant his half in
Ihe nrddle."
Dentist "Well, little girl, what can
do for you?" Little (iirl (aged four)
"I want to get soipe teeth for our
bahy. He just came yesterday and he
'in' got any, so I want to get some
fkt ir amnio, got here, only smaller."
LiKle Fred "I don't see why the
can't raise w at erinelonji without
seeds." .Maiunui "Why, dear, it is
impossible to raise such t hings without
seed." .Little Fred "Well, I know
something I can raise without 'em."
Mamma "Why, what, is it?" Little
Fred "An umbrella." Chicago Oailj
Newt.
A, W. Balch and Son, MrtMmornn,
all drii(t nnrl gonoral HtoroH in Pikp
noutity LMinrnntee evory buttle of
(JliHiiilii'iiiiin'H Cough Kmnoily nn. I
will refund tho mutiny to miyonp
who is not sniitfleil nttur lining two-
thirds of the cotihMits. This is the
best remedy in the world fur In
fripjm, oynglm, cc.ldsi, croup nnd
whooping cough nnd is plinisiint and
-iifo til lnkM. K iIi:vhiiIh liny Un
doiicy of h cold to result, in piirtu
moiiiii. 2 26 Oil
AUDITOR'S NOTICE
Kastate of 1 In tha Orphans'
MriU jl. I'rir t'ourt of like
lKi:iMil. i iotinty, Pemia.
The n.;dcriuni'd having appointed
hy t he court, "to maku di-t i iliin ion of
funds in hamls of accoiinranls, as hhown
hy tln-ir llnal account, and make n port at
next ti-rni. ri'turning evidence taken with
aid n port," will artend to the duties nf
naid appointment, at tho Diltirt At
torney's otlice, in tht Court lions, Mil
ford, Pa , on 'I'ni'wlav, Fehrnary 17. A. I)
U i.'l, at 2 o'clock p m , at VtJiirh time all
parttr- having a claim upon the funds or
interest in the diM rihui mn thereof, must
appear and prove their claims or tw de
hat red fiui coining i upon aid ftind.
l.Kt. H. Hl'LL,
Auditor.
Milford, Pa,, Jau'y 17, l'.ma.
DIVORCE NOTICE
It.; it I'!-1 r i In court of Common
( Carl JiaioT I Pleun of Pike Cutiuty
her faih-r and I No tt.
nejit fueinl October Term, litn.'
" ! llOK K
lilipn-iin in divorce and alius suViptenu
teiurned cy the r-hi-tiii 'not fouud
I lie rmlii eount V f 1'iKe.
To w tlilit'ti lJit-a.r. ,-jr: You are here
by ii'Milied to he and aptk ar at our Couit
nf Com -ion Plea-, afoi e.iiui, to he held ut
Miltoid, in said county of Pike, Pa., on
the (1,11.1 .M.-ndav id M a I eh text. ( 1 1 hei ug
1 he i el urn day u our In Xt rni of court)
onil ,iii-ver t he ci.mpi.il nt oj ihe Pioellam
Il.t d Mi ; he iihme i .i-e this hy older ol
ma- jtid ea u( t to' 'mil (Min i
i.houuK OliKi.tKY.
Mienflf.
Shi-iilT'd Oflh-e, M!f.,.'d, Prt , )
January U
TIIE ART OF L0YE.
nr si ihiii. u mil o.
PrilM, ll! . ii la Willi,
forest. H i 1 r-r;l;if
1'iiMn n iTifiM hiniim'-'
w inrle 1 lifr txti (ine J .
il nlnnc in thr
1 U'Ml liilli(llll
, wiino i.uiieiv
nmt cni y
p.icl. hour in mm oaten fT eedoiii
from I he t iti'trotto el i'l'ici t tf I he emu ..
For &itie tune pat hie luvd 1m en wi at i
mite foi the pirnce-a. I'neie
tet of Mine 17 iii'.ors for lief luind. nrn!
lie could iiut love nny rtf tncn. S .ic
liUed taoap who could ilatue find make
her la tjia, hut as to iik. i i iiir - w tiy ,
tiiat a dilTeient matter alleged .ier.
ahe hnd do.' gel t';e feretie li i(! uies
round the tree luiiiks ami tun away,
then hy iuhmmk him lo lose mnt f '"i
Titiity. It leiiy have heeii iitul ig:i ifte.i
hcliaviar fur a princess, but rd e wa- only
17 yt-drs o;d.
TifCii fhe In (tan to pick flgtters an!
c'nasi? hut tt t (lie-, a tiioutf.i !ie wetn on '
a viihifTP nm'dtn inaking holiday from
the nulling loul.
An exe idiiuially larpe nnil hf-nutifiil
lmtteillv Imd for some time eludtil hct
ell mis in mipi ion it m her hut ( w.ik !i
fhe Imd removed for the pmpn-el, an i
the piii.ee- was just pang I" g ve uj
the ch be hi dt-s( air wnen slie ii
set or Ine trunk of a gigantic tree
Not lUtiriu to ftiuiroaeh too cIomIv, sue
flung hr I'M with all her fone at tht
palcu .if hi igiit color. It tni.-snl the hut
tertlv eeu li.e Ine iUelf - uvd fell to tiie
ground on the farther side. Imp princes-
ran and pirked it up. and was nhuiit i
restore it to its natiiial po-itimi, when h
hfefime nivnie that her pnvaiy wa- not s
com pi te an ahe hail imagined indeed
had de-lied. A man wai eated on the
ground, w i'li hid back again-1 the tree,
n.,l u ....iti lnu.L- u:u Kinir mien OU his
knees.
lie io-e uukkly on seeing the prin
and hontd low. She returned the salute
with h nine i dignity as she could coin
maud at the moment.. She noticed tint
he ua ureed in a long, black gown, and
had the appearance of a scholar.
"I fear t :at I have disturbed ynui fir,'
said the prince is, holding her hat in front
of her with both hands and blueing i
little. i
"Nny," he replied. ''May alMny dream
have Midi n iweet awakening."
He smiled as he spoke, and the princes
tlintit'it it thi mot wonderful smile she
had ever een; its sadness made it sweet
er, and its kindness the more loveable
Wiien it vani-hi'd it left a grave, thought
fnl f .
"Of want do von read, ir?" impiired the
iiriiw-P4. wftpr padeavoring to CNphutl
a few broken feutences tsmt it wa the
mot natiiial tiling in the world for a My
to Hi row her hat ubuut under ceiiain ci
cunis'aiKi.
A learned, treatise on a grave matter
he teplted. -It is called 'Ine Art
M'iv I "pe the book? asked the pr:n
..He.Ufld it out before her, and she begin
to turn' the "pages. ' Smhienh flopped
and g'anced up into hi? tnee.
'It is heavy; you nnl he tired
Let
u til down." shp paid.
So thev sat side by ide under tne gieai
trpe. with the hook tieiween mem. u
the prtnce8 scarcely looked at it.
liie Art of l-over asaeu.
"Do
yon lea-n it frnm a book alone in a
st?"
for
,rl have found it ddhcult ot compie-
hennion, certainly," he answered.
"And I, too," sighed the princess.
"V,.. nln studied it?"
"Knt in n hook." she replied, solemnly
lml.-itiir hpr head.
ti.o trn.rp fiii'P lit un aL'ain with tht
"Some day you win lt,,irn he sai
"TUn vmi will not call it an art nor
mil f" it in a bonk. You will say
lnvp as now you say 'I live,' because your
love will be your life."
'i-i.a. tirinfPM said nothing, only she
iohpd. nnd then wondered why. Hecau-i
.h hud lern ouite hanp.v a short time be
f... wl.pn Iip was ciia-iim butlerflies
"You have read many book?' she asked
nrn.PntH- looking III) lull I tllllllliy lilt
hie face. M
"Ye"," mid he, "many book.
'Will vouiel me about them?"
"If it vould aive you plea-ure," he an
Rwered.
"I r-annnt rend them for myMt, fai
h nriiifPK. "And I should love to li
ten."
Sn hp bfiran to tell her storips; and
all of them thU same "Art of Love" wai
t'.p thpmp. At first the irincea wa
Tiiizled : dhe could not understand th
wonderful power that ruled nun nnd worn
en and brought such niarvetou tiling I
pa.. Hut as she watched the grave
handsome face, with the wonderful siml
that came and went like the Minshine
on an April day, she began to understand
The minute flew by. and the .shadow
of the tiee crew longer. I lie princes
knew tiiat she tnii.t return or nil th
court, with the 17 suitors, would; be scour
ing the forest in search of hfr. So
rose and thanked her roinpinion pret
tily for his Rtorie.
"I am Prince-s Brenda, anil I hope
shall see yon again." she sujd, simply.
He started nnd hi face grew grave and
sad. Hut he said nothing, only made i
low obeisance.
"You are so wise." continued the prin
ce. "Nay, but I am 1 fool,' he replied, and
with a ouuk movement lon-ed the long
rnbp hs wore and threw it back.
And ht wa dressed in the motley garb
of a jeer; a fool tha? lives by Irs folly.
The princess drew (Sack; re-entiuent fol
lowed the first feeling of sir 'i-e; angl
that she. Princess Brenda, I. a. -at so long
with a mere jester, while 17 great noble
men strove for tho honor of a minute io
her coin pa ny. S e turned to leave him
without a word. But she glanced back
once at hi face (nd relented, for the look
on it we that of a man Mitfeiing some ter
Utile pain
"i have hurt ynu?" she a-ked.
"Nav. princess; it i my duty to laugh
t all time. That i my bus ine.-.
He stm'e.l as he fpoke, but t he wonder
ful stni!e had more than its wonted ad-ne-.
Tli prince- held out her hand,
and e sank un his knee and kisatul it
pni(iinit ly.
"Shall I never see you again?" he a.-ke l
"It w4.ulii he better heiter not to try."
said tbe prinre.. Then sh.e gently di-en
gaged her hand and turned awuy from
hi in. j
Tue ji'ftor leant wearily aga:nt tlie tre?
and Hatched her slender figure slowly re
treating along the forest path, until it was
-lot lo view.
Siie us a king's daughter; and he a
fool.
But -t w.iM his duly to lauIi at all
thing!. Chicago Tribune.
, K Sure Curs lor Lumbago
W (j. Wt'liimsnn, of Amhernr,
Vrt.'. s.ivn: "For mora Minn n ypnr
I snflVrprf from lnnihniro. I flnallv
trji-,l ClininborUiin's Piiin Bui in 8ncl
if ("iivs niB entire relief, which all
other rome'lies lind fnileil to ilo."
S.,1,1 by A. W. IMch Hiul Son, Mat
HinoniM, bihI ell drug and penernl
tturei in Tike county.
STAGE LIGHTS.
yb'ulo I'ieeinni, born in Nnplre In
1 T" pi"luird the leeont niitnheroi
1.U openiv during bis lifetime.
Prni;rn iniiics nf thentrienl nnd other
ntertnlitmi nts in London nloneauoru
profit of fully t :i(t.iiou a year to limn-ji-rs
and ndvert iyemeni emit rnct orsj
The Berliner Tn jrel dut 1 . in ncknowl
iiiiiT the itceipl of n sum f money
lor the p:irnlvcd act ress, M me. .latin us-
liek, cullsj altention to the fact that
er portrait is geneinlly known in (Jrr-
iiinny, it lnMnir nn one side of the thaler
ieces coined ut Frankfort.
Mine. Mt-llm's welcome in Australia
nfter 10 ears' absence was interrupt- ;
1 by the illness nf her father, David
Mitchell, who was suddenly stricken
down by paralysis while awaiting the
rriwil nf his daughter. Mr. Mitchell
is cdu? of Melbourne s oldest cit izen s
Jle was for tunny j ears one nf its lend-int-
builders nnd ennt rnct ors, the ex
hibition buihliug being his principal
work.
It seems thnt Mrs. Ijinptry wns very
near beini; a jntiriuihst instead nf an
tictrt'ss. Sir John Everett Millnis
sought a place for her as snclety ed
itor of Life, (he hondon weeklv, nnd
ked in her behalf pnmething over
$l.niM) n venr. The editor nffered half
that, and Inter raised his riffer t'i $3.-
000, but Mis. Bnny'iy had already de
cided to en nn t he staue. w here her
peculiar fjunlifienl inns nn doubt count
ed for lnoTe t-hnn t hey could have done
iu a mere newspaper ofliee.
A novel feature in tlienter tnannpe
ment , Ihe w isdom of wh ich reciuii
mends it In nil, hns he"ii introduced in
Philarltdphia. A register, similar to
that nf a hotel, is pi o hied for profes
Fiona 1 men or others who are expect
iniX tin Important business call. The
register shows the number and bna
tmn or the prat in which each ninn
may be found. Attendants of the thea
ter may thus locate and notify nny
person who mav be wanted wit limit
disturbing other members ot the an
die nee.
Thnt 1)1.1 for Him.
'Wi ll," lie mill, "if vnn won't let me
kiss von trood nitjlit I plmll not romc
to pee you any more.
"Hull!" she repli.'il, in rich, refined
tones, "who en res ? nn re nut the nnlv
1 ti in p in the scuttle." Chii'iiffo llecord
llernhl.
Tlip I .nal f hlnn:.
T.illle I'hner (who hns nn inquiring
miml) l'njia. whnt ilo they menu when
they call n man pnhlie-B)iriteil?
l'rnf. r.i'oHilhinil Why, that he is
lihtyal in endeavoring t.i persuade
other people to spend their money lib
erally for the puhlie p-oiul. Tnck.
Xn llecepllnn.
She Von told me nt the seaside
that yon were in business for your
telf, and 1 find von n clerli in n store.
He I was in business for myself
last summer. I peddled suspenders,
.. V. Weekly.
on.e One Mill Know.
"Th? lion tamer says he can tell in
a very short time whether strange
lion is snfe of not."
"Tlint'i quite immaterial. If he
fails, ".lis heirs can pive the necessary
information." t'hicapo Post.
Ilelpfnl lltml.nitd.
"There goes Mrs. !uster. Every
time fhe has been divorced she ha
taken a hiprlier place in society."
"if it were not vulvar to write, she
might publish a book on 'Husbands
That Have Helped Me.' " N. Y. Herald.
Qtmrrel.
"What did tlie lovers quarrel about?"
"She wanted him to promise to love
her forever and a day, and he wiid he
wanted the day for himself." Town
Topics.
Wonld Be Satlafled.
Digs Hoggs owes ine an apology
for the way he acted the other nipht.
Jliggs (his landlord) I wish that was
all he owed me. N. Y. Journal.
A 9iu.a of Hiphca.
"Are they richer now?"
"Yes; now they talk ef their 'coun
try place' instead of 'the farm.' " De
troit Free Fress.
AI the Concert.
"J heerd dat lie tuk lessons from
A music teacher."
"No; he didn't. He ain't (rot no
body to blame but hisself." Puck
A and Emllnar.
, "Did the pathetic emlinjj of that
new play move the audience?"
"Oh, yis; it a fleeted people so that
they went out. and left their seats iD
tiers." Philadelphia Hullet in.
Kepiled A.Ml.lnnee.
('holly Lend me $.'0, Chappie.
Chappie Wha.'s up, old fellow?
( holly I won t". on a horse race
to-day, nnd 1 want to celebrate.
Town Topics.
Aatrpenl.le at Last.
"No ttiey nave agreed to have a
di-
rorce?"
"Yes; and it's the first thing1 they
ever have agreed on." Philadelphia
Bulletin. '
Hair Splits
"I hive used Aver's Hair Vigor
for thirty years. It is elegant for
a hair dressing and for keeping the
hair from splitting at the ends."
J. A. Gruenenfeider.Grantfork, 111.
Hair-splitting splits
friendships. If the hair
splitting is done on your
own head, it loses friends
for you, for every hair of
your head is a friend.
Ayer's Hair Vior in
advance will prevent the
splitting. If the splitting
has begun, it will stop it.
tl H a soltla. All smetlita.
If ymr dnitrk'it c:innnt supply y,u,
aenit nn oiio U" L.r mid wtf ill t ipina
)-,u ft Ikiiu. lid ku fe Mini Tlv. tfio i,m
ol youl nt-rfreNl vv ( r-M lli. AU-l'.-..,
PI
Wo ore now lo
cated ot tho corner
of Front and Suooox
Streets.
KANE,
Telephone
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nd Have
UuirapoMnl card and Bond to ilie Now York
Tritium Katmer, New York CityV.for a re6
specimen rny. " V
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Both papers ono year nuly II tVli.
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TABLE NUTS RAISINS PLUM PUDDING
CANDIES ORANGES
LEMONS FIGS DATES
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