The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 7, 1899, Page 2

PEA RETR NE LO ETE ueclcAinagbeCESSan ARAN a ae TORTI ese NCE TNs Leo i tend Sa es 2 HE SEATTLE ne re ee “EM. WELLS & 60, Polishers, nk sn ona nee in wath ty i ns ne a THE WEANING eS $ B Spanish, Only In a matter of Hire or lage Rp aA peg Fs vey it ‘ASH GROCER ; myer aiterneen ex ) pa death would she disturb him, bu KM, ew |B FCM ASR RS fe we aby jualy 2 ratte uy | ippevnigs da sankcent Gian Causes |" and again withdrew with om | sixvas MANAGER or death ed the Cuban woman sich foolish lnceing the fetter, The boy detor- , See pT TAT wen par weak, [10 the Bedside and there tt oe | Bee nes huiian, jimi Peg hag Spiced 512 alin. 1, Yosler and James TAR. net — on thelr intr er twenty ite conls or month delivered | Was repeated, The officer Hatene: a tn pened up on as his finger was on the i ‘Phone Main 4e2 y carrion, always im advance, No tree|tentiy, The nurse held her breath bis} me Raat en it, tv's re We 1 | ute he 4 few open af 7 . Ls, ’ v'ry WASHINGTON, April 7.—Wrong- | button the ¢ v3 ri 7 . roples. The Cuban ceaved. ‘The sick man off a mun we opened a new strate | py ; ete, | was dragged Into the lighted # ecial Bargain Prices for Tomorrow Telephone Pike 190. lured hi Yon the pltlow th Holt 1th Wily Used, the usually unobtrusive ‘ ; ; jSarned Ale head 68 the pillows: nr bh He t 1 hrOW | iittle comma develops Into a serioun| ve caught you, have sr Smee Me TIO ee Toe Ave | oBhe ayn" he whiepered feeb, and Prophecies at hoch Hn, ee could Ur |e mm even atom Bor |e oN eh on SATURDAY whe say he str n your pin od, “Thin the tiled In and |, Sy H af ’ you ane yundrel! ‘Tht ‘ tle, Washing} shirt waist have run and ahe doesn’t | t ‘em have tt y aching guna, jeri wnat, was Kaown as the “er | third time this 9 Ive been 19 Pounds for $1.00 inow what to do with It ae ewail : Lark plea Sloe uw cota pebbion ff MMOs changed the original intent ;noyed by you imps ringing that } ib: dak Caen: ek. tee Phat aame nurse confesses to hav de bew yin we landed in the a and I'm going to whale your #m : At the mere sight of a squad en deeperately homesick down boatw, us came de mon | of he ed PRY BY SOOES Se Alec kine maul of you.” wes x American sotd the remnants of ba aaah anes mane | ahiinre 16 IE er eee ee ee eae anet tecant ta.| Several blows fell before the » 15 cents Aguinaldo’'s army seem to be soined | “It Beye me the blues,” sho said awned vate sthill and Was & | wus of note, but not the only ¢ ould ut his explanation, and) », ffeo that will give you dently the Filipinos have been un-|Say ene indice day, a great bis | tis town and away’ int? | played havoc with the interpretation | —#he sat and #aw ar t heard all, And | © coffes ? mur own sees: j day, one indigo day, ' | |the eountary, ti!) 1t was pi. to1 coe ciate eeeeerete that, |Q. & few minutes later he walked . oo i evolved as to the fghting qualities | sicek cat walked Into my room, 1] - _ Jehase ‘em any more, and thin th eng ty | et trl gt eh arvng Peer VG th a lump in a ae ae One : hr an of Yankee soldiers, whose impetuous | was so glad to fad something that Trereat sounded and wo came bask to| 2 tin) nay sein ho Printee, | hront and a hot feeling all him, [Tor i hme ; wil rush forward is very different from |could understand me Volcanic Eruption the Most Mag- town, and whin we wint inte quar ove seb “es and @ wild thankfuine tit ; hae TEA ti? ely moveme ¥ t Kitty, kitty, kitty!" I said. The here fur de oleht thim Tinnessa P tgp v"8 | aark and a bitter 4 the leisurely movements of the Spans) RID) MINN. Bie a | nificent and Disastrious . ihe then Pinnensay? |clerk, a comma ma the or- |Gark and a bitter 4 . The tarde. The Spanish mothod of fight-| “vpieey, 5 y." 1 paid. Th at | A if “0 te , . PANY liginal intent of the Foraker 1-|* age enh gv Our tne of 35 cent Teas are splendid Thr any, pune wate e » start a d ery ver aee him ag ing, which consisted of brief and! toak no notice. The dat-thee very | om | - ment to the army ; ea yee ry tow ote try ther suarantes still apiritiess advances during the cat spoke Spanish, It was more than : Bs SHE WEARS GLASSES NOW... tamy med to know and to wink | ‘20%. trmeare you. to t comparative evol of the early suld bear, I couldn't even call a i . derinive CATSUP goo ing, followed by a midday » Woeshington. tar ONOLULU : ria & the amendment as % was agreed Home he went, a reight to sand tar 25 cent goods; q aa us = yee ‘ - ~ | HONOLULU, Mareh at.—(Via San Spent a Five Dollar Gold Piece meg tose Ag etl ed ms re an hour Sate mother din. | exe wt meedhs 4 @ return of the troops Stone In His Leg for Years | *"%°, Avril -There are por by the sene rea “ 1h rer ¢ thie | Apeck Monare nd, regu- - . dm the evening, had inepired ob tentuous igns and wonders on the for a Penny, That no property franchises of | Covered him, all his pre ur 30 Value; mp \ ‘ Filipinos with the t they | A plewe of stone was taken from |island of Hawai), In tt atrict of| Ay oncersions of any kind whate wodedeoyeay ey Sacsinory “vasbayems ‘ ; M - N afternoon or two ago a 4 1 he it im the ven ther % conts could really held thetr-greund betore the rie nt tee f Charles Haulenbeck ha @ Hative woman, who Is bellevs |inr nt an Eloventh otrect trolley hal be rants 1 by t seer a ie ge gga dt ag a 19 a : - @ well equipped and disciplined army, {0f, Newark yesterday by Dr. Joseph be over 100 yearn old. and has wax hailed at the cornet agg ov oR yO a ee , |futher and her mother, yes, and bis | Per 8S cele armg Fd ad Gavia ‘uromaaptionse oo west eee Se Wat ity, says an oa mutation of being & Kahuna. © Garton stroct by a midd ; hee ne 8 Mt | rather and mother, too, he Plume a 7 a - ak wae a fragment of blue and a prophet of great oc~ . cw t a no franchises, et and the . 08 bu t against the Spaniards with the | stone ne driven into th hlcuk powers, hes been predicting an |Mnm 5, 00nt want 2nd “property” was inserted bo- /et about It pm Sep ene A fer Cc ANNE D CORN miserable arms then in pos- |nearly eight years ago by the explo- |irruption of the voleano of Kilauon, | 54, acre Seeaeact to mak of vo [canes of the contention of one pare ne ™ * et coe ewramgag Oy ‘ b. cans 1c; thre a7 : $1 per aeeniliate sossion, what wonder that t ip- | Mon of & copper mortar used by which shall be the most magnificent | crnember a coloreu woman what : Fg ats pate pretation specter of it looms up over his lesson sit ar by feast of St. Roceo in Boyden street./ern times, Along with this predic up of Italians in ce ting the |and disastrous eve known In mod=/ on your car at t inos should have had faith in Aguin p ba m early this = as it | boom 3 C ANNE D TOMATOES tude the right to ¥ eldo’s threat to drive the Americans| Eieyen persons were killed and/tion she sorance to a | orelt.” The conductor aaid that be rang in the original, amendmen - Sane r 4 Ib. cans, 100; thre Sabp Won gen when thay Besume pee-| nate wecntes, “Tiealonbece was| vagus preohees at © aectn, whicn | remember such a womDAn. TDO98 leould ‘be cosstenel| to prev tert | WILLIE FAILED HIS MAMMA \!'"0r0!s 2% 10, cane 3 og! weased of improved weapons and one of the latter. jwill make Hawaliana mourn. The|oontinued The co eee eee ee| [ranting of the elective franchise to | — | M. {PL E IGAR were well supplied with munitions of ¢ wound in his log, between the death of the Princess Katulant hae | Over her. “Y don't know but what |e Cubans |How a Plan to Fool the Con-|_ ad war! and the hip, healed up in time been taken by the natives asa ful- | you go he finally answered. Ti Possibly this contention was rath ductor Was Frestrated | Specia per Ib. Saar tush Vib eninealt-has been tahs at papittay “ to enune a 2 Be liment of this part of ber REY. | Colored ‘women's fate broke into 08 euczaattst oe ing ia the ine | uctor Was Frus ed. t DRIE 1D PROIT Se tah oft thane ihe tadarmenia we . a Bon co Pir eeoody at the jand has given greater ere: @ and | wreath of amiles. “Well, sah a m the right side) when Witlie’s mother and aunt Hak Aweies, epselek pitas, 6H, and to prevent any quibbling, the word “property” wan inserted clear-|4¢clded to take him South © ly to convey the Intent of the|them, of course it. was only after amendment. In the printed « posite the old|a more acute feeling of appreben be likely to slink beck to their ac- ad, and Dr. Sutphen, tn treating on in regard to the prophecies in eustomed vocations if they could be |!t, discovered the fragment of stone, | regard to the volvane. assured that they would not meet | hich was a quarter of an inch thick | Added to this ts the fact that there with the severe punishment which |*%4 4” In hb wide and an inch and jare some slight physioal signs of ve = _ ah jong, running in sharp edges |cante activity. For several weeks their experience with the Spanish iin two directions. It had worked it- |the cracks radiating from the crater authorities would naturally load |seif backward through the tissues, [have been Increasing in heat. The! ote wih the pennies, ‘Look in| TBat Be property, franchises or ILLINO!I them to expect. If it could be made | — — |amount Of. seam aed emoke eccap-| Your’ packet, honey, look in your concessions of any kind whatever and Iam sure we could squeeze 4 o clear to the village headmen that ali| The Kind He Wanted. ing has slightly increased, and thero ee the woman said excit shal) be granted by the United Btates | through.” CREAMERY BUTTER who should seek amnesty woult ob-| “Eye i are other similar indications that -rie conductor good naturedly be- |" | “But if he knew we were lying | - tain it, the insurgent army would ile dap: te/herd he nald, “and [fe taken by those who are not #4- | gan to do eo, never dreaming that |,, Ot course this does just what was |about his age. saying he ls § when ve ere ere probably vanish as mysteriously as|I want an injunction.” j perstitious as indicating the possibil- | he would find the looked for coin, | {ated for the original resolution, for ne i really 6, do you think he will SOUR and @id that of the sepoys at the close| “You do?” asked the lawyer, look-| wonders have principally affected | a tin et, 1 bought exchar ticket of you and gave you a r two pennies and a % gold pier you remembors that?” The conduc tor said that he did but added that if such was the case he must have the gold pi in his poe en, special price, $e French Prunes, special price, 4c y of |great forethought on their part b. Italian Pruns, special price, be |the law, however, which wan temu 1 don’t believe we'll have to pay.” |!b. vaporated Apricott, special after the adjournment of congress, |gaid Aunt Sarah. “Willie looks to be | Pt We ib, Pitted Plums, special she eereee Semenry hee 5 or under, at least not a day older, | PTCe Fe ID porated Ap ity of an Irruption, These sian and tting out “franc an a nep : ri p in the be atill He ia a maniy little fellow, ~ te clause the printed copy of the |e MU wand likes people to know DILL PICKLES ut sure enough, it cam ing thoughtful, very first handful. “F you are, | arate : | +f Ge latin mating. a en tito.” answered the cal-|{h? Mawallane and those whites! ,unty,” he sald, as his eye caught a |n,cbeue the maw ton ae ha con-|that he is nearing 7, And don’t you|Our everyday cash price, 10c quart. PaERy rg ler. among whom by long association | ciiinnee of the yellow metal, “you | "rvetion as would apply to the pro- lining it would be setting him a bad 27 : a the only result which the |")... troubling you for some time, |N&¥e Come to share in some degree | are a tucky woman.” ‘The owner of | Mitton of the elective franchise in| jvampte to fib about him, anyway?” | EXTRACTS Milwaukee citizen who hax brought |, +" asked the iawyer. * | their superntition. ut now come oth-|ine gaid piece lost no time in gain |TUM 4 oe ene courts would], Aunt Sarah thought awhile and |2 os. Popular Le mon, 80; # O% Bottle, an action for damages against! “Pretty ree’lar for nigh onto “| po signs which affect the Japanese twelve jurymen for having convict~-| year.” was the reply: an’ everyone ed him of the charge of conspiracy |seems to be able to stop everything may expect, will be the suggestion | ¥!th Injunctions, so I thought then said suddenly “I have it, | 28¢; 16 om Bott Katherine: we'll Just tell Willie tha he has no birthday this year, ther SP ICES fo; % Ib, Mace, Ie; Deed 1 is al ueky woman, ulated as sho sustain this Interpretation, for the Intent of the senate is plain. Liter- ally construed, however, the comma after the word “property” in the printed copy of the law might lead to werlous legal complications, population of the island, so that al-/ most the whole population Is more OF |;rarted down the street. “The Lord | lene affected with an undefinable ap-}ie praised, the Lord be praised. ra fore he isn’t quite & That will do, 4 Ib. Clow have to git one. | prehension of impending calamity. [po conductor smiled, and passen- | and Willle won't know we're Mbbing |4% Ib. Alspice, Met 1 Ib. Cinnamon, Of an entirely new procedure in the | "“pur 1 don't believe I deal in the |, These last signs are mysterious iwers grinned and the car started on about him, for he doesn’t know how |1%c, manner of seeking redress in the |iind you want,” returned the law. |[°* Issuing from the mountains jitg uptown journey.—Philadelphia old be is himaelf without our telling “ courts. The case, which will doubt- | yer. jena ap Pe hy od ied the | inquirer Maki we ¢ of One P: him.” noob ROLLED OATS Jess reach only the first stage of legal) “What kind do I want?” asked the | Gaosethed : port - yp Bove ing the Most of One Party) ~4n right.” acquiesced Willio's|» Ib package, special for tomorrow Process, is remarkable tn being the ©8!!er- 4 | In Hull recently a little girl was|™other; “we'll do that, and J will | (Saturday), 25c; 2 Ib. packages Stoux ™ ing r ., |aclentifie attainments and who has line: ‘the child that he has had 20 a bY | “You want a double-barreled in- invited to a party at a friend's |!#form the at he 2° | Rolied Oata, » THe fe for 2 bb. first attempt tn the BIKE ote een en indenot or /B2 #uperstitious fears regarding the | teria. sree tea’ ditterent gunces|birthGay thie Year.” common law of the United States | init replied the lawyer. “You wilt |"olwes as being pretty well repre) | were indulged in until it was time to| Preparations were made for the or of England to punish a Jury for bo able to get it at any «un store.” ages: (oe aie ag 1S pygae el POPULATION go heme. ots the guests were leav. |t'D, and, while waiting for the car- e ‘There have been many instances of ee ier? “oy B pawn yee face [ing scale and sometimes in the de- © ee euluaeae paaienat@ could (508 ts you have had no birthday | Wholesale ant Retail Cash Grover Unjust Verdicts, and Ur Beatie Re ae ante ae smere mighty |Acending scale and sometimes in oth- In 1900 We Will Have Seventy Yo (hank yo am thie year." Judges have often been impelled to Crictive weapons In the hands of |** combinations. But the pitch ts al- Five Mil the be 9 more a told her to put| Willie looked up and his eyes ap-/| severely criticise fina} deliverances | men who knew how to handle them | #7" the same, as le proved by ox- ve Million. le: ip ner pomeet. Pull ened wide, Then his mother anked: | Mean Way to Get a Scoop of that sort; but it has remained but I didn't quite get on to what Pr yprige ys mn by ogee Keys] WASHINGTON, April 7—While| “I oan,” relied the mite. “It's tun | “How old does that make you, Wi-| y for the city of Milwaukee to furnish | they were before.” jquessing at the figures the next cen- | already, but the next time I come |e?” Bn: Says the New Orleans Times- heard, showing that they are alwaye soe iT Contain may not be as in-|I will bring a basket.—Hull Times,| Wille thought @ minute, “Not pemocrat: A group of newspaper the individual who would suggest an in the same piteh and in the same lquite 6." he answered. origina! but unattainable application KENTUCKY key. When fret heard they were |(oroning or me pepe Aint way LEVELING STREETS. Wace the eon@wotor reached their |™*8 torepatheres ‘round the See the Of the ancient process of the law. | thought to resemble the distant fatton me will be ® Coty are path 4 gent and was handed two full-fare Coldest night this week, and, as usu- whistle of @ steamer, but either be- tickets, he looked long at the little |al, fell to talking shop. “They used itting next the alse, to have some queer ideas of enter- tow ol. is the child, madam?” prise up in the Middle North,” sald i-timer. “I'l give you an illus- _—— sneee Davros Seen toes 2 — If the Spaniards had known of the | __FUTURITY cause they have changed their char- (red Yet there can be no doubt (hat) superintendent Little Informed a 1 virtues of embalmed beet whil: acter somewhat, or because of great- | | res pracieony . orig, (Stat reporter this morning that the “8 ee to them the suc. |tonish the country, but the world. | vir of leveling streets war ro- |», anked an Struggling with the Cubans, the! et. cession of notes ts now clearty dis- aecat iaee en = Present decade | creasing rapidly, He stated that! “Not quite 5," the mother an-|tration. A young reporter named chances are that they would bave Mymber of Re Nominations for \ineviehed. Sometimes iy wil come yeas ot tal depres: toni | yutside of the regular street crew | ewored, sliding along her seat and |Jones on a big dally in — (never tried to smugsie @ few cargoes into hours between the times they Broo). ) > me periods | ney. had extra workmen employed | squeeaing her son into an even smal-)/™mind where), was detailed to inter- the rebel camps for depopulating | 1902 Event 1083. heard, and sometimes the #uc Sond Me geod cry ene © periods | in leveling streets from Broadway |ler space. view the Governor of another state | 0 f f notes will be heard every few - : and tek | gown Denny Ww >» Howell street.| ‘The conductor was not quite satis? | who had slipped into the city on wg a gp LEXINGTON, Ky., April 7.—Sce- | seconds. The time oceupied in each | Of demand for American-made art! jmne raing have made long gullies |fed. Looking down at Willie and /secret political mission. When he ea retary Horace Wilson, of the Ken- cles, yet, take the ten years all run of the succession of notes the neighborhood of ten seconds ‘The Japanese, who are unaffe in down the bill. The streets are first| patting his curly brown head, he|got to his hotel he learned to his plowed and then rolle asked: “How old are you, my little | disgust that Jackson, the star re- aa porter of a rival sheet, was onto Aguinaldo seems to be hunting !n- tucky Trotting Breeders’ association Gustriously for “that last ditch” in announced today that the total through, the pr 4 the adver ority has far ex- ty, and the tra ted Which he proposes to die. It ts evi- of nominations for the Ken-|py the native superatition are very |TCCord Will go far beyond that of any “Well,” apoke up Willle, “if I'@ a-|the news and proposed to call in an Gebtiy 266 05. hens to. the American turity of 1902, which closed | much affected by these noises. In [0theF period in the country’s history Diamonds in Demand. had a birthday this year I'd be six, hour, Acting on inspiration, he sent army as he had supposed, but lies is 1083. This is the largost/_ vague way they associate with | (UM! Pompotieol me almost im-) ‘There is another boom in the dia- | nyt as I haven't I ain't quite 6. up a card bearing Jackson's name, Back in the mountains a bit number in the history of the ass some similar phenomens—ot which |Porsidle. The last « gave the|mond market, and it is caused by | and was promptly admitted. W ation, next to the phenomenal entry |iney do not acem to have clear re- | United States a population of about |the great demand for those gems ne- | Her Fault he had | of 142 mares in the Futurity 1892. 62,000,000, and it te now counted a * rene In this country. In othor| waked with gross and intentional im- collection—they have known tn the anic region of Japan and they ‘With hundreds of new buildings phe Futurity I# worth $20,000, hav going up in Seattle, and the archi- ing been increased from $16,000 last safe estimate that the census will show @ population of el 75,000,000, even if It doom not go a words the new rich must have dia-| ‘The following advice given to @/ pudence whether the information take the noises as premonitions of monds by the pint, and all the talk |young marrie. woman, who was vis-| was really tr The governor was tecta rushed with plans for many |fall. It is now the richest race in voicanie of seismic outbreaks. The about artificial stonee doing just as ited by another older and more ex-| noted for hie irascibility. He turn- caben: Se hacdio veeme that term | the country natival Gab other iaarent and ous | tnt Suere well as the real i# bosh. Only the |perienced, may be helpful to some leq purple. “D'ye question my word? “quiet” can be applied to local « Of the 308 pengtn mepned eg CF | peratitious persons take it that it ts ey ho : — tigures have just | wearers of renowned Jewels, family of our readers: |p id. ‘O, don’t get gay!” replied cent. either have n publish f be - more than 40 a premonition of some a ne the wealth | jowels as they are now called, can| When the visitor rose to go th nea, ommon governc Gitions. |standard records or have produced pao va me Impending | v6 tig country. and its rapid growth |afford to have them. replaced by |hosters came, with her to the door, ty c bots [Daag re Ba etary |from one to six performers. Two) Among some of the more sotentin- |!" the past forty years In 1860 the |faise diamonds. When people are |and owt upon the pleasant plazza, |foamed at the mouth. ‘You insolent MINING NEWS. [hundred and forty-one mare in the|-any inclined there {sa movement | Yealth was counted at twenty bil-(nard up they sell a diamond or two | which, howe , looked a little dusty | scoundrel!’ he roared. ‘get out of my |list have records from 2:03% to 2:20. | 4. root to make systematic observa- | ons: in 1870 at twenty-fv Hiens: |and nobody unless an expert tn pre- jin the corners. lrooms!’ That was exactly what —_—-- Mfty-five of them have better than |tione of the sounds and try.to dis- |! 1880, at forty-five billions; in 1899, |cious stgnes knows any difference. | “Oh, dear.” sald the young wife. | Jones wanted, and he went down- It Is reported that a new sampling works is to he ereete Nelson, B. C., by at sixty-five billions, while in 1900 |The war with Spain has helped the | “how provoking the servants are. [| stairs chuckling. Presently Jackson it will reach at least 110 billions, In| gouth African trade that much.— | told Mary to sweep the plazga thor-| showed ‘flere, boy!’ he said, other words the increase in the past | Hoston Herald. oughly, and now look how dusty It} pomy ‘take my card to the cover their cause. As they are beard along the whole leeward const of the land and more or leas elsewhere } are dams of ten years bas been 45 billions, or as There are 202 producing mares fr can Ove (the lat, eleven are dams of four or is gov Purchasing company }more, Twe itis 1 — it Is proposed to utilize the telephone | ee esp When the old man look- — thr aystem of the island, which reach. |much as the whole Increase for the! WEATHER FORECAST. “Grace,” said the okler woman,|eq at the pasteboard he nearly ex- ‘The total output the Ymir, BP. Tg hundred and fifty-one stal-|o5 every part of it, in making ob- | years from 1860 to 1890, This gives | Geman looking into the disturb | pired ‘The blankety blanked tn- C., mines for the three months, end-|liona were used on the nominated | servations and collecting data as to \"ome idea of the phenomenal indus-| ane prosaure is now high over the |face with kindly humorous T | famous villain!” he spluttered. ‘T fug March 31 of the present yexr, es. One hundred and sixty-thres | time, place, character and duration |'fa! development of the country 1 | Rocky mountain and plateau region, |@™ an old housekeeper., Let me | never heard of euch blankety blank- yas 2405 tons. Since t two cn ndard records, twenty-five | o¢ the phenomena at yarious points |{h!# #reat decade—only that has/ang the Pacific northwest. It is Rive you a little bit of Nev-|ed effrontery in my life!’ Tell that Inuds of concentrates from the D 16 list, thirty-four more In! on the isiand been conapt is for gigantic enter- | -eiatively low over California, The |e? direct people's attentions to de- | miscreant if he or anybody else from dee mine and one carload of cru te prises of kind, for the open |tomperature has fallen over north- | fects niess you do #0 they will | er comes here I'll kill t ritory, for the con struction of new railroads, for the —_- ward 2%; Baron| It fs related In the British Medical | building up of new towns, and for Troubis is brewi w Den- | Wilkes, 2 t Brook, 28; Allerton, | Journal that Dr. Memah Hodora, |tmmense additions to the popula ver. B. C., between t owne 28; Kremlin, a Turkish physician, has success. | tion of the great cities and the working miners over the Nomination: ym nearly ev-" fully experimented in transplanting! More than this, the census will new §-hour law. The miners’ uniun|ery state in the hairs, one by one, to denuded scalps. show that the United State has decided to force a compliince heading the list This shows conclusively that with richest country in the wo! with the law in all of the Blocan York se nd wit 135. time, skill, and patience a hairless that ite wealth ie more than that of mines «and the min Brook Curry & ¢ of Lexington, |head may be supplied with a lux-|Great Britain. The ore from the New Victor group have been sent out. sen rance of the |Tarely #ee them. 4 was ¢ low" that was yesterday over the Now, if I had been in your place Jackson, who went away Province of Albert It has risen |4nd noticed the dirt, 1 should have xt day his paper called the gov« in Orege and California simul- |#ald: ‘How blue the sky Is,’ or “How | err 1 the bad names in the dic- y with the appearance of a| bracing the air is” Then I should y, and intimated was in er California. There has have looked up at that as T spoke (town on a bend Jones’ paper had been light frost at Seattle and one 2nd should have gotten you safely 4 capital interview and a big scoop, other stations. The weather |down the ste and out of 9 were frisky times, boys.” at nearly all stations, and | Without you seeing the dust » has been no rain, except .02 at |@delphia Times, : Embezzier Captured. stallions most largely repre- Palio! ing up of © sare Ashland Wilkes, 44; On- | Relief for the Bald. ¢ rried to ving. west, with the disapp woers & determined not to ar >this Th the largest nominators, with 66|\urlant hirsute covering. needs the nations in that ake WHC Se Jatter, however, are willing to ren | The plan of Dr, sfodara ia alm- respect, with France next, then cies ally | din loon. KANSAS City, April 7. — @& promise on a basis of $2 for « rhe Patchen Wilkes Ctock farm |plicity Itself. First he scarifies the rmany, Russia, Austria, Italy and | Die a Sal is Morphy, better known as “Mextcan hours’ work. The union want's comes next with 42 mar patient’s nude scalp, Second he Spain in the order named. Hut now, THE DREAM OF L. H. Lombard, of Butte, Mont., | Morphy," who embezzled $70,000 from * be paid $3.00, —— — ———— implants ther haire removed far abead of them atamis thie = pped dead in the Bank « Q . Mexican bank, was captured here my To Help His Memory. from other parts of the head. Be- | favored nation, with a we way on the evening of March | la t. Morphy is well known It i« reported th re large mines ie + the [fre transplanting the hairs they are of them can even approx Vl His death was caused by he { vacknar otpoles. eround Bandon ani. ‘Three. Fores) A stranger dropped into one of the trimmed at both ends with scissors. |great increase has been yi: Lombard went to Skag-| Last January Morphy was arrested Will shut down unless a set nant | Woodward avenue groceries the bg Four weeks after implantation the led by happiness, by comforts, way in February, en route to Daw New Orleans and given into the fe made between the union ant che \¢T day and inquired of the cler 'f hairs take root and soon sprout a/a greater love for the good country son, Letters and papers found in| custody of the Mexican police, but in mice owners. he had any nuts. The clerk answer | ine crop. In which we live. Patriotiem has not When His Mabadtor Father. his pockets show that he has a ats-| broad daylight, some of Morphy’s = ed in the aMirmative at These experiments were mado In| been made a sacrifice to the rush for ter, Mrs. EI®: Chapin, residing at| friends surrounded him and tools Advices from Republic.atate that) “What kind do you want?" he In-| cases where baldness had heen caua- | wealth, but hax grown stronger with In-Law Spanked Him. White Sulphur Springs, Mont. jhim away from the officers, the ore in the Admiral Dew quired 1 by disease, The Turkieh physi-|the growth of the country In num- “1 don't know, Just name them fn rapidly improving as the clan feels convinced that there fe no|bers and wealth, in prosperity, in| “A heartrending case of youthful increares. The new me bald head that will not grow hair. |happinens, in all that makes a nation | “fection brutally nipped In the bud claim is now down 20 feet Well = t. prs = tg Bg Pat! Scere rin er | truly gre has Suet been re uted to me by th 9 5 Hat ‘ ainuts, almonds, Dea- | Pat's Story of the Fall 0 0 pealliienss mother of one of my boy frionts O tay @) in Work on the Idaho mine in the |nuts,” and he rattled off a number of y toi! Discontinued His Telephone The boy friend, poor fellow, ia the 4 t —.) i) other vartet but the stranger| There have been several accounts hero, He ia in the eighth grade of d cheek country, B. € will * aeas te wrens ite pag hay : lt ebook hie b of the capture of Moello, but the fol-| “Had telephone taken out last |one of the clty schools, and he adores { ennaid ba boush t thle prapert Aye 1 u 1th i ng is the m uoeinet and vivid k." said the man who ts known as only a boy of that age, more's Should be bought from a house that exerts every effort to prove very rich. th hat, but not|yet heard. It was given between in a certain section of Hill as the pity, can adore a girl in’ the| give better values than its competitors. oe is t drinks by a Milesian jacky from the ich a good nelghbor.” Just order-|same school, a pert little snip of at Especially do we make it a point to contract with those ag ear Hu ste."" fleet to a Kroup of admiring soldiera ed it back Got mad and thing, who draws in her belt a hole | c » bi ) Too Spanish For Her. The stranger smiled, That's It, {in t vite saloon on the Escotta, my t e. Deep or two on the sly and ts just begin makers who ‘have bullded a ‘repurann ter manufacturing honest and highest juvenile clothing, Holding aloft his empty ¢# ‘An army nurse but lately returned | thank s he |voiced man h an ofMfictal tone call- | nin to use @ hand glass in making from Cuba to Washing lares iany do you want?” asked | discoursed as follows ed mo up and sald be wanted to test her toilet T that never n will go to 4th We were standin’ at quarthers | the Instrum All r Tcalled| The boy hadn't the courage to tell he Best Makes country whose language sho a 1 don’t want s been try-| waitin’ fer the nagers to do ayther | back, ‘go ahead.’ her the state of his feelings in per: are carried here. not understand, It was beore * to think of that!the wan thing or the other, fer the) ‘FP to th n, but he wrote her a letter, a| J P 4 tilities: had » to a defini for ant ught that|Gineral had sint them word they |tranamitter and talk wonderful letter, which began he Best eople that she was started one day by the | would be a help me|must ayther surrinder of git out, |and I to th ‘ r Friend Lulu,” and contain- trade here, unexpected visit of her Cuban laun 1 I to get to Hutternnt|whin f heard a howlin’ over im the | did rw, kK talk directly in- | ardent declaration of undying | J , A dress, The womon wan intensely | «treet at car do I take?’—-De-| transport beyant to the transmitter, and I did. w |devotion, He didn’t like to trust the he Best in Boy s Clothing excited. the brow of |troit Jourr What's the matter wid thim Tin- | stand on your head and talk," 1© precious missive to the post, but he | is here and r a onl. ere, ‘ the woman welt in her — 1 rung before I had time to para-| knew w she lived. He passes | d only here, area S ohe sat On answered the T mad,’ says the |lyze him with a f ntencen the house on his way to and from BEST AND Sian. ed. ‘The nurse ko ' ’ 7 f\"I'm rather con lve ab | A man never reasons n he school, though It kes him quit | “4 what sho wald, but the panto ng north. You as KOON an hat fur?’ says I, kind of In-|as wrathy at was. 1 1 that | three b! out of his way to do| ~RE DELS SHE I N filied her pith terror. °% . nee ome th t off thetr 1 iolke |'phone out 4 ‘eof an ur, or P'djso, One dark evening he all A aN 7 i “& ( 0. der ear, and that ia a on cold weather. hands secmed to npe tack on th they's been on the ship ways he, @-grinnin’ loik move it with an ax."—Detrolt Free | the door slyly, laid the letter on t) wah des svadane, [98H FADK the door bell and ra i 800-802 Finst Ave., Cor, parca horpital Cate 1 | sure to briv