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BANDON RECORDER. ¡••••••••••••»«••••••a j. ......................................... ■ P olly L arkin ; all that th«y do in the Journey through life. We don't like to hear them use coaise language and je»fe. Klang Jars iqsni your ears like a discord ill music. You uiay smile at it in oilier«, but you dou’t want your owu daughters guilty of It. We want them to be able to take their places In the home, in society and elsewhere as true womanly characters. We would have them, iu the words of au Indian poet: THE LARGER FOOT. See If This Shue Salesman's Theo»/ Fite Year <aae. CHOICE MISCELLANY NEW SHORT STORIES FACTS IN FEW LINES A Mess Swladla. Cremation la growing iu public favor in Scotland. Women. It Is reported, are to ba ad They Superseded the Boauta Stab« mitted to graduate at Dublin univer In the Blshteeath Ceatary. sity- “I whuttoask yousornethiug, P*>lly, A heating apparatus called a “stuba" Artificial teeth and "upper»” for boots (stove) was widely used among the mid it etui te strictly eontldential or and shoes are among the new usee to higher class of Romans before the be you can give it to your readers Just as which paper is being put ginning of tte Christian era. This you deem test,” said au eigliteen-year- Compared with 1901 the population class of beaters was fixed and immova <>ld boy the other da), after lie had re Of New Zealand (861,003, Including 43,- “ A rost of roses bright, ble, besides being in several other re ceivt*l life daily lecture ou the ted 143 Maoris) shows an Increase last A vision ot embodied tight.” spects wholly different from the mod habit of cigarette smoking aud the e\ 11 year of 20,203. ern stove. In Germany aud Scandina An Australian scientist has analyzed via they were used In bath rooms and ooum querce» at teuhiug it. “The query “1 want vou to see my new trunk, a meteor, which contained traces of hothouses durlug the middle ages. is thfe,” tie continued, “Why do all Polly,’ said a friend the other day. “I gold, showing that that element la not They were usually constructed of writer» hold up the boys as the only am ge.ting ready for au outing that monopolized by the earth. brick, stoue or tile und were of Im »tuners when Itcomea to smoking cigar wi’ last till the fall rains drive me mense size. They sometimes covertsl ette»? Whydon’t they lecture the girl» In connection with the Orange spilt home. And do you know, I have stud tlie whole side of a twenty or thirty and youug ladies, who are addicted to tn Belfast 3,000 memliera have resolved foot room and often extended out into the habit as much as the boy»? 1 am ied ‘Vacation 1903’ and selected enough to form an Independent Orange older the room as much as ten feet. In which sure it does not l«x>k half as bad and un places to visit to keep me on the Hue of run on democratic lines. the California North western Railway case the smixith, Hat top was used for To Improve shooting in the British refined to wee a boy puffing away at a a bedstead, the heated surface impart until the last days of October and pos navy Gibson Bowles will suggest In cigarette as it does for a girl. Nome ing an agreeable feeling of warmth sibly later if the weather remaius pleas the house that retention of commands during those cold ulglitB of long ago way or other you always expect more ant. I love the country during the shall depend on gunnery results. when such things as covers were quite of a youug lady. 1’11 admit it is a ted summer and fall months, and such va When the appeal for help for the per habit, but nothing ever uiakes me feel rare. secuted Jews In Kisblneff was made In rieties of scenery are opened up for you Cardinal Pollgnac of France was per quite as disgusted with the practice mi New York the Chinese gave a benefit haps tte first to attempt the construc the sight of a girl with a cigarette puff all through this section of couutiy. Il performance In the Chinese theater and tion of a stove wholly of iron, this at ing away like she enjoyed it. I don’t is a continual round of delight for raised nearly $300. cam|iers and summer sojourners at the uboiit the beginning of the eighteenth Dug up from the camp at Boulogne century. The first real improvement kuow what 1 would do if 1 should see many different resorts. But I am going which Napoleon formed in the hope of Ho Work 1» Caka. oue of uiy sister» iudulging iu cigarette over the old Roman “stuba” was into ecatacies over this region, which is Invading England, a collection of but “I wouldn’t advise any one to go to brought nteut by Franklin in the year smoking. I have a young lady friend ’Gist's own country,’ and forgetting to tons representing twenty French regi Cuba with the Idea of seeking employ 1745. One of his efforts produced a whom I admire very much and on show you my brand new trunk. Asa ments has been presented to the Army ment,” said a young Philadelphian who typical base burner, almost perfect and wboru I call frequently, but I was hor- rule a trunk is the homeliest object in museum at Paris. has just returned from there. “My a fi-l "1* w-orkumiixlilp. Btoves were rifled the other night when she rolled a According to statistics Just Issued by health had been i«oor during the win not used In private houses to any great couple of cigarettes and handtd meoue your room. Now look at th is one.’ Aud the Reims chamber of commerce, 22. ter, and my doctor thought the climate she pnsieeded to let down different extent prior to the year 1830. and then pr<x*eeded to light and smoke apartments in what appeared to be an 523,74«! bottles of French champagne of Cute would Iwneflt me, as it did. the other. I think she read my dis ordinary trunk until she had an attrac have been exported during the last The climate fe all right, but there's as A Piscatorial Gaaaer. twelve mouths, while only 14,011,860 much as I will say for the island. My The juculator fish, the piscatorial gust iu tuy face, for she turned luugli- tive lisikitig piece of furniture. The bottles were sold In France. financial resources were not great, and gunner of the Javan lakes, uses bls ingly toward rue and said, ‘You dou’t lower part contained a long drawer for when my money r*tn low and I found That the ¡teople of the United States mouth us a squirt gun and la a marks like to see me smoke, do you'.’ You dresses and skirts; there were other I was being beneflted I made up my do not eat rice Is shown by the sta must get used to it, though, for it ’ s all man of no mean ability. Go to a small apartments divided up for other wear mind to stay longer If I could get some tistics that a population of 80,000,000 lake or pond filled with specimens of the fad now for girla who are up-to date congenial employment. consumes fess than five pounds per jaculators, place u stake or pole in the to smoke. I assure you I enjoy it more ing appartl, another apartment for “After two wwlti of constant look capita per annum of the 400,000,000 water with the end projecting from one than auy of the pastimes that help to ribbons and the like, and a bevel-edged ing around I had two jobs offereil to pounds of clean rice now produced an A Choice of Evils. to three feet above the surface, place while away a duh hour. All of iny mirror to make the “perfect whole.” me. One was to go.lnto the interior nually. General Phil Cook, late secretary a beetle or fly on top of the pole and eliuius smoke.’ ‘Where do you get the “That is what I call the cleverest con and cut sugar cane with a gang of Ohio has established free employ ceit ever invented for a woman’s com await developments. Soon the water negro«“s for $5 a month and my keep, of state of Georgia, was noted for bls ment offic«a In the five large cities of quick nnd stinging wit. When he was will be swarming with finny gunners, clgarett»?' I asked. ‘There ii a certain fort,” she said, and Polly concurred. ROMANCE IN VARIED GUISE, and the other was as waiter In a res a representative in congress there were the state, aud the officials in charge ench anxious for a shot at the tender cigarette dealer who gets cigarettes up taurant for my Imard and lodging nnd report that from 1890 to 1900 the total DeHnltlon of the Word Is Soscrptible morsel which the experimenter has for the ladies, and he is doing a thriv what I could pick up in tips. That’s many contests over seats. One day a number of applicants of both sexes was BRIEF REVIEW. of Wide 1)1 versification. particularly shameless case was to be placed In full view. Presently one ing business at it, too. At first a pack What Is romance? Even the collo why I came home sooner than I had decided, aud General Cook felt so out- 270,910, of whom 130,(170 were given comes to the surface, steadily observes age would last me two or three days; employment. Where Drunkards Are Put to Death. quial use of the term is varied. When expect«*!. I met a lot of fellows look lus prey and measures the distance. now I smoke at the least two packages At the beginning of January, 1903. we say “you are romancing” or call ing around down there, and they all Instantly he screws his mouth Into the a day. It takes too much of my pin- It is fortunate for drunkards iu this had the same story to tell.”—Philadel the American Federation of Labor had funniest shapes imaginable, discharges money, so I am buying the tobacco and country, if not for the country itself, anything romantic as distinguished phia Record. 2,425 unions affiliated, divided as fol a stream of water with precision equal papers and rolling them myself now for that the laws existing iu Persia have no from what is real or what is true we lows: National and International mean one thing, but quite another to any sharpshooter, knocks the fly or Rockefeller** Strong Box.* a change. You just l<s>k at any of the bindiug force here. Iu the domain of when we apply the term romantic to unions, 101; state branches, 20; city beetle into the water, where he is in John D. ltockefeller has taken a new centrals, 473; local trade and federal stantly devoured by the successful girls’ fingers aud you can easily find the Shah men of that class are black natural scenery. And In this applica big vault In the quarters of the Stand unions, 1,825. Nimrod or some of his hungry horde. out who are tlie cigarette smokers— listed, aud to be blacklisted meaus that tion we must dlstingslsb between the ard Safe Deposit company under the Hall Caine locates the scene of the This sport may be kept up as long as their fingers are dyed or smoked, 1 the person so enrolled cannot visit the effect upon us of that which we call Broad Exchange building, 25 Broad bravest <le«xl with which he is acquaint the supply of beetles and flies holds should say, such a beautiful brown— tezars to buy things except at certain romantic because of human associa street. New York. It Is understood ed at the Vatican. "The hero of the In the real nicotine color.’ ‘What do your hours an«l only then under police su tions with certain sights or sounds and that Mr. Rockefeller pays for the ac that wildness of nature which we call cident in question,” he writes, “was father and mother think alxiut this pervision. He cannot visit any place romantic because ot its absolute dis commodation alxiut $8,000 a year. It Pope Leo XIII., who, on the occasion The American Farmer. of public amusement and even wbeu at really consists of half of a large pri ‘ Oli. they made a new fad'.*’ I asked sociation from anytlilng human. of our first Interview, actually con When the American farmer rises ear vate vault which has been subdivided great fuss, of course. Mother has given prayers in the mosque he must hold Keeping out of mind the use of the fess«*! that he had never read one of ly in the morning it is to look over by the safe deposit company into two my books.” broad and fertile acres that are Ills up in diepair, knowing how set 1 am himself aloof from his more respectable word in artistic and literary criticism, vnults by means of a strong steel grat Since the great volcanic disturbances own. When lie goes forth It is to fields and I simply don’t indulge when neighbors. If after being blacklisted let us try to find what element of ing. Ench half vault is alxiut as big In the Windward Islands it bas been that no human being can lawfully step father is around. He can't say any lie drinks again and is “found with the reconcilement there is in the diversities as a g<xxl sized room. Mr. Rockefeller lmpossibfe To maintain unbroken cable upon without life consent. When he thing, however, for he has been smok gisxison” he gets eighty lashes on the of colloquial usage. In all that is generally called ro has the Inner one. The other lias connections between the Islands of gathers and garners tlie harvest he ing cigars anda horrid pipe ever since soles of his feet. In Turkey a man been rented. John D. Rockefeller, Martinique and Guadeloupe, and the stores what in a vast majdrity of cases I can remember.’ ’It < ì < mk > not l<mk so caught “rolling home in the moruing” mantic in the cases above mentioned rented the Rockefeller vault for French government has established a no greisly and rapacious landlord can ted in a man, and it does I<x>k alsmiin- is fined for the first offense aud admon there Is the common element of father and has access to It. There wireless telegraph service between the take from him. It is all bls. The pro able in a girl,’ I replied. Nile merely ished. If he Is caught “whooping her strangeness. We easily revert to what vaults under the Standard Oil compa must have been the original sense of two. The distance exceeds 100 mifes. ceeds of it are to clothe and feed him up with the boys” iu a mild Mahom- the word in Its connection with those ny’s building which the Important men It has long been known that paper and bls family and educate bls chil laughed good-uaturedly and said I In that company have used for years, was first made In China and was in dren, to be tlie support of ills old age would get used to It after awhile. It medan way on rakee punch be gets the medbeval modifications of the Latin and it is presumed that Mr. Rockefeller tongue known as the romance lan Iiuslinado. When a Mahommedan gets troduced In Europe (Germany) In 1190. and tlie heritage of bls posterity. Ixxik cured me of ever wanting to go and will also continue to make use of bis ed nt from every point of view, it fe call ou her again. I haven’t Is en back drunk it is usually ou rakee or arack, guages. The Saxon or Celt would quarters there. Sven H«*din on his last Asiatic trip have found his native tongue sutliclent doubtful If there 1s another human be since. Now, Polly, why don’t you villainous distilled liquors. The prophet “JOHN, WHICH IS OUB INFAMOUS BAHCAL?" discovered fragments of Chinese paper for all ordinary needs, but If be that were 1,600 years old. nimly of ing under the heavens wlio has more read them some of your good, old-fash in the Koran forbids the use of wines, The Hallway a Peacemaker. raged by the open rascality of both Wiesbaden. the expert In old Chinese, cause for carrylug a light heart anil a ioned lectures that you and everybody but says nothing alstut spirituous li caught the Itonum air in any way, by For preserving the peace tn a partly contestants that he did not want to Is engaged In deciphering the writing travel or refinement of taste and habit, contented mind, for regarding the past else feel called upon to give to the boys quors, so tlie wily Turk winks the other he would, to meet the newly developed civilized country a railway, according take part In seating either. But he on the paper. with satisfaction and the future with ou any and all occasions. Just tell the eyear.ddrinksarack and rakee. Among to a famous statesman, is worth more finally consented to vote for the Demo need, borrow the graces of the Roman hope, than the American farmer.—Kan The famous cataleptic sleeper, Mlle. W. C. T. U. members that they have the mountaineers of Albania and Mon speech—that is, lie would romance.— than an army corps. Although the rail crat on the ground that, as one of the sas City Journal. Bo.venval of Thenells, France, has now ways which are building from Haifa Harper ’ s Magazine. contestants must get the seat, it would got to do some missionary work in con tenegro the boozer fares worse than in to Damascus, in Palestine, and from be better for the Democrats to put In been asleep for twenty years without nection with their prohibition rules. eitherTurkey or Persia, for theredrunk- Odors of Flowers. moving a muscle. Recently an abscess Damascus southward toward Mecca their man. Rockefeller and the Bunffa, It is a remarkable fact that although In fact, smoking is the twin sister to eiiness is regarded as a political offense, appeared on her arm, and when the In former years John D. Rockefel are primarily for military purposes, When the time came for the roll call, there are uearly or quite 100,000 flow drlnktng. I dou’t go much on Carrie and political offences are regarded iu ler’s supervision of Standard Oil com they will open up a country which was however, the old general had turned doctors lanced It she gave a slight erlng plants known the relative num Nation or her methods, but I would all countries as more serious than moral pany affairs took in even the smallest prosperous and fertile 2,000 years ago, from the nauseating details and was twitch, this lx* I ng the only outward her having odor Is wonderfully small, like to land Herat one of these cigarette ones. Among the mountaineers fight detail. On I one occasion, according to but has since become one of the waste busy reading. Suddenly the clerk call sign of life she lias given since the not more than 10 per eent, In fact. In state of coma first appeared. fiestas of these so-called society girls of ing and drinking are not considered to Ida M. Tarbell in ’McClure’s, com- places of the enrth. They are already ed, “Cook of Georgia!” connection with this it Is noteworthy The Society of American Authors Is using American harvesting machinery The old genernl dropped his book and that because one species of flower Is which my friend txiasts she fe a mem go together, and to be able to fight is menting on a monthly statement, he on the plains of Jezreel. When the proposing to move upon congress at Its called a i refiner's attention to a dis- rose . In a dazed and bewildered man ber. ” the first duty of a citizen. Therefore endowed with sw<>et odor It does not next s«<ssion In behalf of the carriage proposed railways nre Unished there the drunkard is harshly dealt with. At crepancy in regard to bungs, articles will be a demand for the accompany ner. Then he rememliered the sacrifice of authors’ manuscripts in tho malls at necessarily follow that all or nearly worth about ns much in a refinery as that was expected of him, but he had My young friend is right. There are all or even a fair proportion of the first they try moral suasion with the third class rates, or two ounces for a ing modern agricultural machines. Gal other species of the same family will more y< ung ladies addicted to the habit festive tippler, but when that fails and pins are in a household. “Last month,” ilee and the country beyond Jordan will forgotten the name of the Democrat!! cent. The proposed reduction In thia contestant. be as favorably endowed. An illustrn of drinking and cigarette smoking than he |«ersists in making the mountain he said to the sulxirdlnate official con again blossom as the rose. The clerk again called. “Cook of country will make postage In the Unit tion of this is found in the familiar you would ever dream of. I am well peaks ring with to his Montenegran cerned, "you reported on hand 1,119 ed States what It Is in Europe and be bungs. Ten thousand were sent you Georgia! ” mignonette. There are some fifty spe acquainted with several lovely girls tween all countries belonging to the at the beginning of this month. You The Plaint ot the British Fiddler. substitute for “ We Won't Go Home Turning to one of his Democratic col cies of this genus known, and of them who move in the beet of society and are universal postal union. have used 9,52" this month. You re The annual complaint of English mu leagues, the genernl inquired in a whis Till Morning, ” he is declared to be a all, but one has any fragrance. Nor Is A carpet Industry was started a few refined in their man tiers. Dainty, well- danger and disgrace to bis tribe and his port 1,012 on band. What has become sicians comes from London. It Is that per that could lie beard in every corner it certain that the most Insignificant years ago In a poor district In Don of the other 580?” Apparently Mr. an English musician has no chance to of the hall: looking flower has the greatest fra bred girls you would say at once. In country and is quietly assassinated by Rockefeller's Idea was: Take care of get work in competition with foreign “John, which is our Infamous ras egal, and, commencing with a dozen grance or the most gorgeously colored the past year they have become ad order of the local chief. women workers, It has grown to such the bungs and the barrels will take ers. There are 300 orchestral bands tn cal?’—New York Times. dicted to not only cigarette smoking, likely to be without odor, thus s«x»ni care of themselves. London during the season, and practi an extent that It now finds employ lngly disproving the theory that color but drinking and playing cards for Had Had More Practice. cally all of them are made up of aliens. ment for several hundred people. The A Ready roaster. and fragrance are given flowers for stakes. The sum is always small, vary General O. O. Howard occasionally Her Little Joke. The one chance an Englishman has of Behind the professional mask which carpets are handmade, after the Turk the purpose of attracting Insects to ing from twenty-five cents up to about They were In the studio. Artists’ steady employment is to disguise him they are obliged to wear there is a good ish and Persian fashion, in mosaics of addressed Juvenile patriotic club«. An assist In cross fertilization. two dollars and a half. They claim organization of this type entertained trappery and bohemian paraphernalia self and pretend to be a German or a deal of fun lh the composition of legal small woolen squares, the designs and Bort«« a w»«. were placed about the room with Belgian. One band of sixteen wears luminaries. colorings being most artistic and ef that it makes the game that much In Uganda a man can buy a band more exciting and interesting to have the veteran at a sociableaud dinner. A studied carelessness. fective. foreign uniforms, trims beards in for At a recent reunion of prominent little chap near the General displayed some wife for four bulls, a box of car Heavy tapestries and portieres choked eign style and speaks only in foreign wearers of the wig and gown at a well If a small quantity of radium Is held a little money up. They talk alxiut a good appetite. “You eat well, my the walls. Costly statuary, medbeval trldges and six needles, and if be bai> monosyllables, but every one is an against the forehead while the eyes are the luck to go a-woolng when woman taking their whisky straight and their son," said the old soldier. “Yes, sir.” firearms, poniards, yataghans and Englishman, forced to the subterfuge known London restaurant conversation closed one will see light. The rays rapidly lieeame reminiscent. and stories happens to be a drug in the market In preference for sweet wines. They don't “Now, if you love your flag as well as priceless and historic armor were by the necessity of making a living. flew thick and fast, reviving the memo penetrate to the retina and cause it to can buy a suitable damsel for a pair know the exteut to which tlieir folly is your dinner you’ll make a g<sxl patri ranged idly about the room. ries of familiar idiosyncrasies of cer phosphoresce. The more recently dis of shoes. A Kaffir girl Is worth, ac known to their friends outside of the ot.'-' General Howard’s eyes beamed Seated on a heavily upholstered Odd Society 1» Italy. covered polonium Is closely allied to it tain Judges and K. C.'s. cording to the rank of her family, from charmed circle. At first they would on the tx>y. “Yes, air, but I’ve been divan, eying the American heiress at On the Swiss-Italian frontier fe a lit- The most popular raconteur seems to The recently cabled report that poloni four to ten cows, and in Tartary no fa have felt it keenly to know that some work on an Intricate landscape, was tie village, and there a curious Utopian have been a well known professor of um gives sight to the blind may have tlier will surrender his daughter unless of their “goody-goody" friends, as they practicing eating twelve years and I the duke. society wns recently established. ain’t owned a gun but six mouths," psychology who had years ago aban foundation In the fact that Its rays, he gets n good quantity of butter In re “Bah Jove!” he ejaculated suddenly. “This 8<i<*tety,” says an Italian writer, doned briefs nnd who Is wont to de striking the blind eyes, give the Im term those who denounce the habit of was the laconic reply. turn, and In certain parts of India no “Do you know, Miss Millylns, I’m “contains thirty-eight members, nnd its scend on occasions from Ids high Intel pression of light. girl enn mnrry unless her father has drinking, smoking, playing cards with wrapped up In you and”— alm is to solve the problem of human The highest point for wages reach«*! the gentlemen, and who wouki lie hor New Microbe Theory. been pacified by a present of rice and n “Huh!” Interrupted the wealthy happiness. The members cat no meat lectual plane. He tells of how years ago a crowd of before the panic of 1893 has now been rified at the thought of any of their few rupees. When the fire of a heating apparatus maiden with Yankee sarcasm. “I don’t and dress very simply. They never merrymakers bept on mischief en regained or passed practically and In young lady friends indulging in such is lighted for the first time at the be see why you should be wrapped up. wear a hat. and their food consists countered Lord Hnlsbury In the corrl all lines of work. Ijibor unions have How the Orient Gets Its Floor. pastimes; but now they are growing ginning of the cold season one souie- 1 haven’t bought you yet.” solely of fruits and vegetable. dor of » bote] one night and. rttusktg Incronxed In «trength nnd number !n t “Two women shall be grinding at the reckless and simply state it is nothing The duke sat dumfonnded. wonder tinie notices a most unpleasant smell "There are sixteen women In the so distinctly surprising way. It Is assert mill.” In the cast the day’s supply of to them what other people think. The ing what tnece was in her remark to clety. and, like the men. they have him Into a neighboring bathroom, re ed, for example, that In Chicago the ol ammonia and the like. It M-ems fused to let film out until be had made meel It ground each mutuing by two cause a smile to break out over hcr refined delicacy of feeling that was one that large numbers of microlie« gather pl«*lged themselves to live according a good pun. Scarcely stopping for flat of unions has lengthened from 327 women, who sit opposite each other on sweet visage.—New York Times. to certain rigid rules. The only laws kreath. the future lord chancellor .holt- to 500 during the past year and that a largo, clean cloth, with the small of their chief charms has lieen dulled in the pipes during the season of rest, which are ->hey«*1 gty those of n.ttviv*, a ! from lilt- otin-r side'in a loin* ot <-<>'iii- -uteuibeixbip lias advanced from The Mistress' C>«arar«er. millstones lietween them. They push and they no longer appeal to you as and the warmth causes the organisms the upper stone around and around by the sweet womanly girls they Jixua tr> vigrikxe, au«! thus a quauiity of am Tte Lbinion Globe prints a “char and the principal amusement consists hand, “O pun the door!" And. needless 120,000 to twice that number in the same period. ■.o say, he was promptly released. acter” which an English servant leav In listening to Wagner’s music.” means ul a buck stahdinr upright "in h been in the past and from whom you monia is produced. The Chilean congress after wrestling ing kindly gave her mistress: "In an- hole In one side, both women holding expected much. It is a mystery to The Temples at Ahrdoa. with t.be subject twenty years has it They usually sing as they grind. A Good Rater lad Drinker. In a recent comparative test lietween ser to your letter. It's not a bad place; Polly what makes girls reared as care There have been unearthed at Aby One of the leading* restaurants of passed a MU providing for the con fully as they have Iteen fall so easily Scotch and American Ayrshire« the the Mrs. understands her duty», and Is dos by Flinders Petrie ten successive The Cowawltlas CaMie. slvel and obliging, but troublej about Kiev was patronized the other day by struction of a railway over the Andea Hootch averaged one pound of milk |>er into this state whereby they will put There is one personage who of Inte getting up rarly In the mornings. There temples ranging in age from 500 to • powerful, well built man. who en mountains to connect Buenos Ayres years has rather disappeared from the by the womanly and graceful accom day, but the American excelled in lint* is plenty, and If you don't mind a place 5.000 years, which show the wrtojs his tered ateut 11 a. m. and ordered lunch. with Santiago and Valparaiso. It will golfing world, but used to be greatly In plishment» to take up a fad that is so ter yield, the average lieiiig2.16 pounds where only one other young lady fe tory of Egypt. A globular vase of «.‘n He consumi-d nine helpings of cutlets, shorten the time betw«x*n Europe and ___ _ evidence In It—the advisory caddie. utterly demoralizing. It is not only in |*r day. kept besides yourself, you might give glaze with Menés’ name Inlaid In pur six bottles of beer, five bottles of wine, Chile by a week, as traffic la now by Many of the caddies of the old Scotch San Francisco that this fad has been The omnipresent etiier is defined l>y them a month's trial. I like more so pie shows that polychrome glazing Is two of selters water and four glasses the strait of Magellan. The distance school used to treat their masters (so adopted by some of our fairest daugh 1,000 yearn older than has beer, sur of Benedictine, paid the bill of £2 1.*-s. between the railway systems is cover Lord Kelvin as matter poasesslng in clety, which fe why I am leaving.” called) much In the manner that a good ters, but by certain cliques in the towns mised. Delicate carvings in Ivor) ' act giving 4 shillings as gratuity to the ed by mule train in one day during ths ertia, rigidity, elasticity, coinpreasi- ohl nurs«> treats a baby when she is lie found which rival in excellence ths waiters, and left the restaui«nt none summer months, but it Is impassable His Marrow Logie. ginning to teach It how to walk. In and villages. The sooner these girls, bility, but without weight. from April to November. “If I had my way.” said the man of finest Greek or Italian productions. the worse for his hearty meal. those days there was not a stroke who some time expect to preside over high principles, "there wonhl be no A D*>s»»a Item. Flala Lyla*. When stress is applied internally to money In politics." played without the most careful von homes of their own, come to their Aa lareaM. "I see that choice Bengal tigers have “Professor, I know a man who says senses the better. Home of them never i eggs they give way at a pressure of 32 sulfation with these sapient mentors. "But.” uhl Senator Sorghum. “If yon been marked down to (1,000 each." Miss Boiton—Ah, yes; your veracs he can tell by the Impression on his Plain Rmimna, will reform, for they have gone too far. to 65 pounds |>er square inch. didn't put any money in politics It "For goodness' sake, don’t let my wife are charming. And have you never' mind when bis wife wants him tc come Harry- Rlanche says she has Insuper It is a rad picture aud a sadder state of Isn't likely yon could have your way ” road that paragraph! Here's my knife. written a novel? home to dinner. Is It telepatia ?” able reasons for remaining single. attain«. The mechanical force of the sound —Washington Star. MI m New York—No; for If I did my I “Not at all, miss. I should call that Cut It out. If those Mgers are on the Horace Yes. I know what they are emitte<i from 5,1)00,000 to 10,000,000 cor bargain counter she’d want at least mother would never lei me read It.— mendacity.“—Exchange. Harry—Then she has told yon? We expect so much at our daughters. nets would equal but one horse ]>ower. Shoes and the Feet. Life. two. ”—Cleveland Plain Dealer. Horace No. but I have seen her- We want them pure, lovely refined “Mandle. dear, those shoes look tight. **• •• tb « f nrnir- Boston Transcript. girls with all the womanly qualities Some people who jump at conclusion i Dlck—Those folks next door have an The Breaking End. It's a Uwa up which is preferable—too How do they feel on your feet?” "Perfectly comfortable, mamma." (Te that endear them to you tig aud old. much meekness or too much meanness. Cnmon-Dtd your friend Tanker suc lose sight of the hurdles.—Philadelphia awful good time. A woman's Idea of anticipation Is to herself) "If ate hnd asked me how my ceed In breaking bls terrible drink Record. Dora—How? rack Iter tiunk two weeks before she We want them thoughtful and quick feet felt In the shoes she would have habit? to respond to the cry of distress. We Never hurry. A leisurely gait gives rxjiects to start on a trip.-Atcblimii had me!"—Chicago Tribune. Bang»—No; the habit sui’ceeded In want them sincere and cnnecieiitioos in an air of prosperity. Mob* breaking him.-Baltimore American. THE FIRST STOVES. "The queHlfen of which foot to fit first la an important oue to us,” said tte shot* salesman. "It may seem strange to you, but it is rarely that we do not ex perience some trouble in fitting one foot while the other is easily covered. A popular belief obtains that the left foot of every i«rsou is the hardest to ft, aud consequently many shoe clerks always try a shoe ou that foot first. It Is not true, however, according to my observation, that there 1» auy inflexible rule as to which foot to try first. It is true, uevertlu-l.-s«, that In a majority of cases If you succeed in fitting the left foot you will have no trouble with the right. My practice Is to try both feet before I pronounce a pair of sho>*s a perfect fit. Then I am : ure of avoiding any mistake growing out of peculiar ities ot foot formation. No two per sons have feet formed exactly alike, and the shoe salesman who thinks so nnd is governed accordingly will meet with many complaints. “For some time I pondered over the problem of fitting shoes to feet, and es pecially as to why the left foot should be considered the standard by which to be governed. The only rational the ory I have ever been able to evolve Is a very simple one when you come to consider it. Nine out of ten persons you meet are right handed, as we say. About one person In ten, or perhaps the per cent is even less than that, uses his left hand. If you will olmerve persons who use the right hand when they arc standing and talking they Invariably rest their weight on the left foot. And. vice versa, a left handed person will rest bls or her weight on the right foot. The result is that with right handed persons the left foot Is probably a frac tion larger than the right foot, and the shoe clerk must Inevitably find this to be a fact sooner or later.”—New Or leans Tlmes-Democrat A bargain sale was on — fifty cent shirt waists for 40 cents. The clerk was surrounded by a mob of purchas ers. One woman bought two waists and gave a dollar to the salesgirl. An otter shoptter bought one and presented a five dollgr note. When the change came back the first woman was at the clerk’s elbow with observing eye. The second bad wundered to a nearby ta ble to look at Home slxty-nlne cent skirts. Tbs clerk was besieged by a hundred questions. “One waist out of $5!” she called out. “That's mine!" snapp«*d the woman who ted teught two waists and given a dollar bill In payment. And she slip lied away In the crowd with tlie change and the one waist. When the rightful owner of the chapge from $5 reap peared to claim her property she re ceived 2 cents and two waists. There was a storm of protests, and the clerk admitted the mistake. The difference In change was deduct«*d from ter week’s pay, and the shopiier who made off with $4 did so at the expense of a girl who received little more fei her week’s work. ««Ivlaif «be Fro»la a Shaw. The best story of the preaident's six weeks' swing around the western half »f the continent come» from the presi dent himself. Mayor Pat Mulllus of Butte Is a rough aud ready type of the •treuuous life of the great mining :anips, and the great heart that beats Oen.'uth his rough exterior made the president bls firm friend within an hour after the special bad pulled Into town. In the leading hotel a banquet was «u-rved to the president and party, aud there big, brawny I’at Mullins, with a smile that »bowed that the biggest man in the couutry was his particular guest, sat at the bead of the table. When the president entered the dining ball there was a storm of huzzas, and the baud struck up “Hall to the Chief!” As the excitement subsided Mayor Mul lins In all the glory ot bls chief magis tracy raised his hand. All was still, Tlie mayor kept his hand aloft and finally crooked the Index finger. Out step[>ed the head waiter. It was then up to Pat, aud*iie "did himself proud.” “Waiter!” lie shouted In a stentorian voice that resounded the length and breadth of th«1 hall. "Waiter, bring on the feed!" Again for a minute there was Im pressive silence. Then Mayor Mullins gazed about him. He saw Old Glory shrouding the window Just back of the president’s seat. Pat was aware Of the disappointment that surged in the breasts of the Bntte citizens crowded outside, and he was carrle«! away by his sympathy. Again his hand, headed by that persuasive Index finger, soared aloft. "Walter," he shouted, "go over to that there winder, pull down them flags and let them people see the presi dent feedf’—New York Tribune. t z