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TOCR BKANIM.
Wliiln yon np your Hiilitriitirn pRid up fvn
0n isnop ynur l)rii!id in frnncif olinrKR.
Allyn. T. J.. Innft, Or. Hnrwm on t(ft
hinil(iiir; call In mime nn li'ft liip, niiilnr tit on
rinlil nur, nail npimr hit on till) luft; ntiiK, Mor
row county.
Antmtroni. J. '.. Alpinn, Or. T with liar nn.
W II on left Hliould'tr of horHiw; cattle Hume
on li'ft liip.
AlliHon. (). 1).. Kiulil Or -CattlH brand
Oliou left hii uii'i Iio-m'.k Haine tirauil on ritit
ehoutilnr. It'in". r.miii Hln.
AitkiiiH, J. .1., ll'ipp'Mir, Or. Ilorww, .T con-
nwclfMl on l'f( tfMiik: (latlli. HHln'n tfl hio
ll'iiril, l. W ami Hon.-llorKm liranilil I) II
on tlm li-ft liip; tl llm xunin on loft II ink.
iMopolT rii?' I fin. ui'tl"rcroi in tlm loft,. Kano
in Morrow County,
Hiirtlioliimow, A. O., Alpinn. Or.-- Ilormw
hrainloii 1 V. u oltlii'r Hliimlil-ir. Itiimni in llnr
mw coiMtt v
IliinniHt'T, ,t. W., llnnlnin. Or. -Oiil I In liranil
cl II on loft liip ami iliiuli: "plit in wii'li inr.
Hrentiiir, P"Pt. i oioMHli'.rry Otoon MorHon
lirauili"! I'll on l"fl lioiilil"r. I 'at I In hhiiih on
rm'it miln
llnrkn, M HI (', Loin? I :rnoK, Or -On ciillln,
M Y (oniHMilml on left hip, I'lopotl loft oar, on.
ilnr half crop oil riitlit. llot-Hn-i, hiiiiiii hranil on
Intft Hhoulilor. U'iukii in Uraut hikI Slorrow
ii in nly.
HroMiiian, .Inrrv, liiniH, Or.- llorHns liraiulnd 7
on ri!it bIhmiM t; nilllii II on tlm loft nii,
I,nft (vir lialf croti ml naht oar uppor hIoim.
Marlon, Win.. II iipnnr, Or, - llormm, J lion
ritdil IIhkIi, calllo Baimi on rilit hip; uplil in
phcIi ir.
Hrown. I"a, l.niinlon, Or. Ilorun! III on tltn
ril-Plt ntllln; IMlttln Haillnoll rixhl liip; ratiifo, iilor-
row county,
llrown, J. ".. Ilp'i",r. Or. Ilormw, circlo
V with ilol in nn- lor on Inft liip; ratlin, Mallln.
llrown, W. .1 , I I'im. Uri'i'oii. lnri'H W Imr
over It, on the hi I nhouhlcr. ('attic khiiiimiii lilt
hip.
Iloyor, W, (I., Hcppunr. Or.- Ilnrmw, box
lirHuil on r 'i hip cut I hi, minin, with aplit in
tmch car,
Horn, P.O., Hnppliw, Or, llonmn, (' Hon left
hoilMnr: cllllln. miiiih on Inft hip.
Itrowuinfl, W. .1.. l''ot, Ir -( 'at tin, .1 II rohtinrtml
oil Inlt ni'ln; crop oil left Pur Hlltl two HplitHHIMl
inni'lln piiN'n cut out nn ritfht ar: on horiMwt u'nn
lirHini nil thn Inft UiikIi; ItatiWK III V"l Vllliny,
Omul couiitv,
t Hiwnnr Warmn, Wiitftmr, Or.- llormM liranil.
l, U on liftiht Ntilln; caliln Ithrim lutrii) on
rmlit nlm, crop anil plil in each car. Kiuiki1 in
liriuit ami Morrow coitoi phi.
t '.iiii.t''.,, t nlnli.Or - V I' on homna onlofl nlllli.i
tt with ipiartnr circle, ovnr it, on h'ft ahouhlnr
mitl on h'ft "iilln on all
ll n uler ft jmua; on
Inft Mhoiihlnr only on all liormnuynr ft ywtrn. All
raiotn in Urnut county.
t it, I han. It.. Vlini'itl or I.WIH, Or. Horm
11 t' OH riifM BttMithl .r; ciillln Hallo oil fiht luji.
Ilnlotn .M.trri'W hm.I 1 1 ifimt I I1h coimlin.
I orriiinl I. M M. ttnllowd). Or ( 'nit tr crop nut
of fH'-hcnr ill"! niHlnttnt, wnlllii in f,iri.ial;
horwMi hulf ciri-ln t' on lft ltlln, llalitfti Mor
o H'i'1 I 'i.a' i Hit coin t in".
t'url, I'. II . ,1'iltn O'iv, tlr. Ihmliti criMM on
Mich Inii mi caiil., w iM.iw fork hikI utul'.r Inl
tu rititil n-tr, pi.I it in h'ft mr. It'tnifn lu tjrant
ciifltiiy. nil il""P, ll .'rl.l and npinr tioi'll
on tntnl Inr I nr iimik'iil nwiwi. cmp oil Inft car
,iui.'h.'-l iit'lr lot hi ritfht. Wnilmn.. crop ill
riKht iiu lnr half ci..i in Ic'l mr. All raun
lit l,iaM cairn v,
'.Hk, V J.,lo iH Or. I,ir. Winn rinhl xlionl
llnr, t nl'ln. unoinnu rht top; oar maik frpiarn
rrnp otl Intt noil niit 111 rorni.
t iirriu, II. ., i iiiriiniltf, ttr, - Hor, t) ,,n
Inft .1 ,
t ol K.I. H.. Ilar,l naii, Mr Cnitl, ( Pti
y II. cnlnr: lnirMk I r ..u h.f 'up,
ItH'hian. II. I ., lo.inoi..,i . tiraul Co, Or. -l.il.w
ltnnh.t cir.'ln w ilh liar tw.t.ilh, ,, ,.ft
h.uil.l.'r. call in l-nn lltaiid on In.lll hip, 11141
llli'lnr top. I...II. t'ir t I .p Int..
t hrti.in, II, ll.topnoi tr II-rm liraii.tn.!
olllo',tt hip. I an i' I'.'iU'l.' I I l.n ailm. Ai.i
t.rai.'U i I on h..l-. i.rfl.t ll.W'h. i ,i I M.R,-.
I.f. . I oi tmiil ti..u! .r, ' . cut oil in. I i.l
rito.i i.f .
l..ut.a. V M ,li it!..wa Or. t allln. It I on
firil.t ! I". iih'W f.l 4 in two h iwtr, Itot, i II
111. Inft hl.,
t I,. tr Il,uil... Or llorona l,r,., , KI V
on h'ft t,...u,ll, latlin fr.tllrt oil tnfilup, tioili
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Jui.hln, o. .11., Ilniipoiir, tlr iIiii'bhw, IioI'mm.
.hun J on lufl Hhouliltir. Cat tin, th auiue.
Itlltul on Kinltt Miln,
.lohim in, Knlix, l.inH, Or. Hornnn, circlT on
loft Htilln; caliln, nHiim on riht liip, utuliir half
iropin riw'.t anil m.lit n Inftnar
Knnny, Mikn, llnppncr, Or.- Momni brHndnrl
KNY on Inft In p tint t la hkiiib Hint crop oil laft
mir: iiiulnr nhuio on th rlahl
Kirk, J. '1'., llnppncr. Or. Ilorr 8 on loft
nhoiihlnr: catlln, iHlon loft hip.
Kirk. Jnami, Hnppimr, Or.s lioratv 11 on left
nil. uililnr; caliln name on i inlit miln, utiilurliit on
richt nar.
Kuiiibnrlaiiil.W.f.. Mount Viirnon, Or. I , on
caltlnoii ritfiit htul left tiiilnfi, ttwiilluw fork in lift
aar Hint unilnr cmp in rixht nar. Ilontiw Bain.,
hranil on Inft ahoiihlnr, Uaimn in (Irniit county.
I.i.rii.n, Htnplicn, Po,Or.-H lion Inft hip
nn caliln. cmp anil split on riuht car. Ilnran
Kiiiiin litHiul on left uhoul.lnr. HaiiK" tirant
county,
l.inuallnti, ,Iohn W linrlnirin Or.-Homo.
Iiraiiilil half-circle J I, c.umnct.vl on Inft ahoiih
iter. ( at I In. name on Inft hip. Ualuin, nnar l'i
I ri at .ii
N'ahcy, J. W. Ilnpptmr Or llormni brnniliHl
I. anil A i,r left Hhouhlnr; ccKIh miiiih on luff
hip, watlln uvur ritiht , Ihrmi hIiIh iu rixhl
cur.
I.r.1, (lixiru. Ilnppnnr. Or. Ilomon l.rninhl
ih.ul.ln II coi.tiKcU Soiiintiini callrnl a
wiliil II, ml left uhoul.lnr.
Minor, Oacar, luippiinr Or.-f"HtlltJ, M I) on
riiilit hip: liurwv Mon Inft aliimhinr.
MoritHii, H. N.. Ilnppnnr, llr.-llor.v, M )
on left alioiililni cnttln mini on lufl hip.
Mitchnll. llcar. Ioiib, nr.-Hum, 77 on riiiht
hip; cattm, 77 on rilil iil.
Mcl'lnrnn, l. It.. Hrowtmyilln, Or, Horna,
Kmum ft.ui wh nhoulilnr. caliln, Minn Inn
M.'tlirr, Krnnk. Km Vnlhiy, Or.-Mtiln Muni
with tia-cork on rntllft on dImi hr.I nmlnr In
Bach mir; huriHiB ttaiuti lirnnil on rnfl BtitWi,
.1.ll,.l.it . ... ... tiHiiiiiton. Or.- tin MonwM. w
wll, , ,.,ri, unilnr on Infl nhiillhlnr : nn t BlIIB,
four barn couiua'toil on top on tint riuht aul
Hanitn in tirnnt t'oiinty.
StI.An.lrnw. Iuik llnck.Or.- Hortno A N con
nncpal on Ml nluiiililori rnttlB aiimon both hii.
Nonl) k, K. Htlytimt. Or. Ilorwn, mrcla J on
left thiuh: caliln bhiiik on Inft hip.
Oliver. Jiamph, t fttiyun ily, lir,-A 1 on rttl
on inft hip; on home, twin nn Inft Outfit, IImiikb
III tliat.t cotuily
tlllnr. IVrry, lcliit.in, Or.-1' ( on Inft
h.tll.'lnl.
tllp. Hnrinan, I'tairln City, Or.-ttti rnttU, O
LP cttiintcttNl on Infl liip; lior on Inft atitli1
ami warilc on ntMin. Httnifn in llrant cutinty,
I'nttrn.iit, Olavn, Kiitht Miln, Or.- Mt.rwia, tiiar
Inr ctrcU hohl nn left ahtrtihlnr ami ii on lefi
lop. i aiil, fork hi b'f! , richt cropiwil. 'ii
UP left hlP. Ilal.tfeon KtKllt MlU.
I'aikxr .1 llhwui, lUi.lnian.Or,- llorea 1 1' or
left holll'l.'r.
I'lt-nr. I r--l, lBlimtliitl. Or. Ilor-ea bran. I
a l tl, K. coniuH'in.l oi. left ahonblnr : rattit
a noiitu tittM hiti. liaiitfi. Morrow cotinij,
l iimr, J, II . Iteiiuutini. Or. lloraa. JK ram.
ii.i.-I oi Infl almulilnr; cat I In, aauia on left hip,
IP. ler lit' III " 'ti ear.
IVIlt. A t'., lolin. Or.: tniraMa iliaiuiitnl I nn
ti.tut.ler, tattb. J II J couuHt'ir.l. nn tl.a
l..fi lop, iipiMt alopn ill Infl naralnl alip in Ilia
ti.t.l.
I.i.l. n.trew, llanlinatt. Or.--Ilorww. tar
cr... with .tiartr.circl0 ntr 11 nn left atlttn
lieoii.iinr. t hria, ll.'i ( Her, tlr. Ilorwra, t' II on
loll .l.tethlet.
(,i.i Itr.ai.. Ilrpttn", Or.- Hum bran l.l 1
mi Hi" r.uhi ahoui.ler; caliln. I on III left tup
rr.tp . ft Infl ear ami .lew lap on ln k, llalia-a ll
Mi. 'row ami wljiuulii cuiillna.
Ii.i."t, i..ltew. Ittuiaton, Or - II. nana
bran..l K ll "ll riahl ah.nil.ler, Wit tpiartM
ciri-ln tnr braml, caltla aaina nn ritfht lup
Ii'." M-.rrow cai-.ty.
l.o., Mm. II l'il.)lle, Or II II i'litin. im
Willi uuall-r cin'la t.l top oil calllwon f lnht h
ami ci'tp -.If rint'i ami apht In Ifft, Mora.
ami. I.ia. .1 "ii left hmll'lnr. Ilatlit IH Motn'W
lion t ami itilliam cmntiea.
IP. tot J W , ll"i .i.Hr, Or. HofMa, JO ta
left . .....Iilt'l. t at tin, lion Unlit hip.
t i kt all. J W, l..-el.it, Ol - ll.itM
I.,, CI 41 .hi laft ali.Hil.lel, taiiaa IU Hin"
C."l'.i I ,
H. io I'l' llnppor. Or llonna linMiiUat
on (. ft ! ..ail.lnr, . alll" aa l.a on left l,l.
It K . l-ii.ai"n. Or Ibuwaw
i.l, it in. . tt on .-fi M tta caillia 11 wilK
ita-l' o l.-f tl " I'. i.t top. Clop oil llht t '.,
a i P.l ..a !!.! tin., I haf Ikunaa in lloiritw,
in t, ... I 1 n-ctnt.i.na i
..,,-! , - i, Ol l..oa tiramln t
,.n I. -ll .I..r eila'ca tai ..ft tup. l'f.. .
.... eat. a a' ' l'f' t.ta l le.
l ' a t W t . Il -t I iii HI ll..caa ahaUl
I i I fi at i He, came J H on lft ,i(., awao.'W
f,..k II i . I Iln letliit In le't.
h,i-l- l. - , ll-l t'i'-r, ti. Ibuaaa, H A I'
le'l l,,i., . a'll. aa n o left hip,
h-.t J,, i n I -. t - Nl isiaa.. i oa t
I,., a. ..a f.M' t I H-, llll.w, aaaia on lla'.l lo'. ,
t r.,1. t.tt titri i imi ami mnaM tut in Uft tmt, llara
, 111 i.ta t . ,n.i I !
a, f.ii. Itioa tanMntllt. Or, ll.tnaa ktn.Ut 1
. i! 1.. ea,'l.a, mi.i Wl al....,i.t
M.,,itra. Jati.ea Al UlMl'.ai, Of . t Hwww tnaell ;
in ..it oft ai.-nt.-tn. caiila tt.a aaa.a a,,, i
a i t l.a t 1"i' an I Hii.n i. .n. ... it
. (i-i. A , llaeiltian, Ot i t..Ma i,.
.. t ... . ' I.- . il I i ll.a it)M ! I. I
It ,... a..-., li 4 1 lll " Oi I a, i, a,
,,. t !.', It i W f-'ia II. left tl I
! a'l li , ltf " ! II.VMa, M
..I . I. fa"' O l-ft top j
., . i I I. Iiai ! ti t a"la t' in, ;
),.t t ,,. . ..(. . I a I." 1. i ta la" a,t !
,ew .a, t.,.raa n ..t lft ftl,.ni,.a
I i, t A , It-i pt tu - H.waa low
I laft l.Vi l, pwiua. I ia iaf aO'tlHjM.
- . i 1 i v 1 f r f i i iuok. - insr lur buuic met iv eui i , ,
pret-ty girl
as a star,
of mod-est, quiet,
uo me-teor would
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Yet more : if she would be with me
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Tii.i.ntji.j.T..taierpriae,Or. Horaea, C-on left
ahouhinr.
Tnrnnr It. W., HnppiiBr, Or. Small capital T
Inft ahonliliir, horana; cattle uina un luft hip
with split in both aara,
Thornton, II. M lona, Or. Hontna. bran. led
I1T connoctnil nn left Rtitln; ahncti aatna branil.
VanilnriiiMil. H.T.. Irfna, Or:Horaa HV con
niH'liwI on rixht Bliuuldnr;cHttle, antua ou rinlil
Iiip
Witlbriiluc. Win . Ili'iipunr. Or. HoraBe. V. L.
on tlm Inft alionlilnr; cattln khiiib on tixht hip.
cmp oil left nar and riuht ear Itiptmd.
Wilaon, John (J,, Hnlm or HeipnBr, f)r.
Iloraca brnndial Ji; on tlia loft ahouldiir. HaiiK'
Morrow nounty.
Warmn, W II, Caleb, Or f 'nllln W with quarter
circlo ovnr it, on left aidn, split iu riuht hx.
Horana aniun limnd ou loft Hhnuldur. iutuunil'
Uraut county.
Watlii, llniiry, llnppiiBr, Or. Homea lirnndnd
acn of attatiiai on Inft ahouhinr and laft lup
( a' tie liriiinltal Mininon left aula and Inft hip.
Wultlnunr, .lolui, John Day t ity.Or tin luiraaa
Ihrea tiamllel bam on Inft. alumlilnr; 7 on im'iiwp,
bit in l.i it h cara. IUiiiub ill limiit iilnl Malhimr
otintina.
Wiaalward, John, llnponnr. Or.-llumaa, VI'
noniiBetal on left ahiitlltlnr.
Walkina. I.iaha. Ilnppnnr, Or.- Horana braudntl
I K colilincltal on Inft at ilia.
Wallaca. Charhia. Hnpnnor. Or.-t'attln. W ol
riuhtthiirti.tiolc in laft Bar: hotwa, W ou rtKht
atioulitnr aoiu annieou Inft ahoiililBr.
Whlltier itnai., iiiiiiiiukioii, Kaknr Co., Or. -llor
liraiulial W II connni'tiai on Inft ahouldiir
Wtliinnia. Vaaco, Hamilton. nr.-Quarter cir
cla ovnr thriai bara on left hip, laitli raltla ami
linraea. Idiuue It rant county.
Williama. J O, Ijitia-I'rwk. Or HnraBa, tpiar
tor cin ln over Ihrtai leira on h'fl hip; callla aaiur
amlalit in ent hear. I Ian He in tirnnt lailllity
Wien, A. A.. Ilepimer. Dr. HorwHi runnnitjA A
on ahniihler: Cattle. Mima on ruclit Inn.
Ynunu. J. H.. ItiaawiMtrn.ttr, lltinaw brmniW
THitttlh. rluht .h.mlila-
ALL WHO CULTIVATE
FRUITS
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VEGETABLES
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ONE QUEEN IN INDIA.
The Maharanee of Kunigal and
Her Mode of Living.
Surrounded br I.uiurr and llcantT the
Koyal I'rlaunrr Urcarua Away
Her Uajra In Oriental
Splcnilor.
The nuiliaraiit'i! of Kunigal is a Tory
lipiuitiful woiiutn. Her tall litrure is
lnippil with uiry anil artistic flToet.
riit' mlip I'nnsists nf irnii'h Mift India
hilli, flaliiiruti l y t'liilu'iiiiltTuil. urruii(rt'd
uliimt Iut in liivsli-rimiN crai'i', a very
t'liik'tim nf jriiinii'iit m iiliutit tlto '.x-
lllllllltiiil tif II hilllf hi itl'll. It iHt'lllM'-
ly 'iluilpil at tin- waist in front, falliit";
in a fa ii -1 i lie train nwr thp fi'ot. and
fastfiiiil with a liaml (if pihl that is
Ktiulili'il willi pri'MTtits uf iM'iirlH. This
(Tiiriiit'iit it short in the lutt'U ami i.a
liroiiKrht ovpr thp shotililrr-.. h:iiirip(r
in wift, l.nihp fiilils. Ui f h-it arm tlis
phi.VM a lirai'i li't of I'ostly nvin of rare
lifituty iiml of profound historii! in
lorpat which t'tirrii' out' liat-U to the
time of ( li'ni:itra. It was futinil anioito;
wiitie other luiried treasure more than
u century h;i. when the reunite Hin--
tora nf the late kiny? uciuircd it. Thin
liraeelet is miimsci! tn have the jaiwer
to resiat the veiiom of all sieeiesof rei-
tileH. A tiny linked chain connects it
tonne of no less value nt the wrist.
Jeweled HanilaU oraee her otherwise
uiiehnl lie! her H tu lis, Miriiiouutcd by
auUlclsof L'. .Ll.
She will often express t.t her frietuls
the jfrettt pleasure it would afford Iter
to lay iihle to f 1 1 freely unions her H'ti
pie. This U, however, furl'i'lileu her
by the CMtetinif hipi severe law of her
caste, for, U'inif a llriihniin, she i
obl'il'i'il In inllirfe strielly to tlte "law
of iii.'lnstire," 'I his ciitiiH'ls her at the
Bife tif twelve tn Is- veiled ittul live ill
seclusion fur lite reiiiaiinh r of her life.
I hisriiil ih pi ivaliou of all enjoyment
i i lite world Is net es.arily u severe
klpsk to the seiisii tl ihly of even an
I'ttslertl uneeli. Never lti,':iilt ilts-a alte
receive or converse with one of I lie op
poaile sen. sure only her hitabatpl. Mte
muharajah. Neither is a itomcMic of
her h. uis,. li. .1,1 HTiiutl, . l.i l.a.U itttin
her. otherwise her ciMe wtnihl Is
broken ttipl her birthright cunecleil.
This law Btipiiiif hik'h caste seems cruel
tttttl ineoiisisteiit. but the pciuilty of
iliattls'ilirltee i su jireine. The i.ilalnr
f law su S4tt ml liltpititf llie M" tta
that of "Ineliisiirc" has a horrible ties
tiltv iiwaitiiiif her. Mie Is eXmUid
frmii alii"!.,' her t r i I in shame to Is- j
come mi ntiteusi, cmIi-.I from witintij
the walla i f lite i lly f .r In r crime,
Hut the presetil ltt,i!ittr,ilti e, auy n '
fort lifti r liatiKc, Itow in lnr twenty-I
fiittrth ) ear. ha i little br it f.o i a
to t he, r hi r kotittide. Her npnrtmi'itt, ,
l,trk'e mi. I Ituurious, upy one sole I
tit lite pul.ite. i S'liipjf one tnl.t nn
other. I hrolifh loliif l.ila ,li n .1 in
iliiw ahe step Int. i her pr, jte k':ir- ,
iltili. here I lie mr is -t f limed w r, Si I
lite ilelietou fmrapi-e of i!,i,, r The J
liH'.e rustic bri. lB-r that rt t thecje j
iisp.ia',ly Ihrottfc'h these i,-tsutti.i
cliii.-c t tlm mini t. a.tt r..l . ran. .
beneath width ! m rvfnlting aid !
tlbhng Irntilt, whU'h, h iwcver. nnt
bat'l'le no secret. UivttScts an. I I r. ks
are treurc in tn.1.4 They an' few
a'i'l f ir t t e. ti In t S is r . oi i f p...
to:., .i.tf !i re I tie rv pris tu . f r
!i is, take her '..n'y t ,-r,
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Vjni e..i. Willi f e .1. t. .1 ,.li' ,. i
patioli at I .earU',' hiWlli !.iy tkt
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saliib who Iiuppens to be a rare story
teller as she is seated in one of her
favorite arbors where the citron vines
envelop the happy little group, a pic
ture only eustern.
When the liiaharanee wishes to leave
her apartments the command is ffiven,
ami in a moment the turbaned at
tendants that crowd the halls dis
appear as if by matriu. The silence
that follows endues the surroundings
w ith the air of a sanctuary rather than
that of a palace. Presently there
breaks upon the stillness the faint
ttiilaliiifr of a bell that announces the
royal presence, and the. liiaharanee
comes forward, stately, (fracious, kind
ly, "every inch a ipiecii.
When she drives into the country in
her state enrriajfe a relaxation which
she thoroughly enjoys, lieiri"; a true
lover of nature - she must go closely
veiled. Hardy a week passes without
a trip through the picturesque miedown
lyintf between hunial and bangalore.
Here the raiitfe of mountains to the
west with their majestic skylines chow
to the irreatest udvantaife the play of
Htfht and tdiade at sunset.
In traveling, the maharanee occupies
private compartments, which are high
ly ilct'oratcd and delicately furnished
in oriental style, arranged so that she
may w it h east" enjoy the view of the
hills and plains ami yet not lie wen,
accompanied by her holies in waiting,
who share the same privilege. When
the destination is reached an awning
is iiumediatel v erected which forms a
complete passage to the state carriage
that awaits her, so that there is no pos
sible chance of satisfying the curious
gae of all castes who patiently lisik
for her arrival. She is always glad to
see "Ktiropean ladies," as she is pleased
tn call all foreigner, no matter of
what nati uiality. She converse free
ly in several of the native language,
csjtecla'ly Hindustani and tiiiuircuse,
and s'ttks Kntflisli tlueiitly. she love
to hear of tit Iter countries, and the
habits ami custom of other people.
She 1 particularly Interested In all
that jH-rtain tn America.
Ii the olden day when Prince Iti
nmrck wit wont tn make lengthy
speeche in the reichstag, supply of
refreshing drink was maintained bv a
relay of waiter running between the I
ministerial benches and the kitchen j
of the building.
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The native A.liroiidacker i an odd
mmpnuiitl of hoiu-sty and extortion.
He like fair I'caUng. but he esteem
the hcalthsceUing. pleasuring or sport
ing sojourner hi nuunal prey. He
charge the highest market rate tn alt
atlcli. nnd seemingly Is lieve them all j
ri.'ii, U hat have vntl t-l s il " aknl
a isi!..r of a hawker mounted on a
l.nlsit wagon. "Oh, thing for th j
i r f 4U aKiiit the country." "I'm '
ot:e of the sir folk camping on the j
l.iUc over order, and I'm t rod of pnv j
i P. -.' nl.!,- preen f"f vv ij 'hut . :ttt !
jo i --apply me with jour ware." The j
j ii.m . r ba ked hia man over thorough- '
i ly. an. I, rt'cogniin in him the genu
vis, i..r. n plied' "I hflint gH nothing
you d hie. "eept, ts'rhaps tea." and !
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KISSSING AMONG WOMEN.
The Taateleaa Salute lielng Abandoned by
fc'aahioimbli'fl In Eastern Cttlea.
Not a few society women of New
York and other eastern centers of pop
ulation have revolted against the
practice of kissinir each other when
tney meet. Kissing began to go out of
fashion when physical culture came in.
It was the athletic girls who helped to
bring about the ehange in salutation,
says the New York World. I)r Sargent,
Dr. Savage and other eminent but less
1 imminent professors of physical de-
elopment have unconsciously done
i nore to solve the woman question than
i tny other profession. Kissing, not be
i ng wholesome, is not good form, and
I .hat is why the fashionables have de
' termined not to kiss. The last impor
tant case of kissing that society can re
member occurred at the Marlborough
Hamersley wedding. It was a civil serv
ice for obvious reasons. Mayor Hew
itt olliciated. He was a personal
friend of the late duke ami an ardent
admirer and intimate friend of the
lieautiful Mrs. Hamersley. It was the
bridegriHim's intention to present him
with a purse for the purchase of a
souvenir, but his honor wouldn't have
it. His fee was a kiss from the bride,
and she paid it. In describing It after
ward the duchess of Marllsirough said
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that she offered her cheek, hut he chose
her lips; and everyltody accused his
honor of having taken a mean advan
tage of his position.
The tlecline of the society kiss Wgan
some time ago. It dates from the rise
of the college women's gymnasium.
Trainers from Yale ami Harvard were
inveigled into lecture courses; Smith,
Vassttr, Wellesley, Farmington and
I'gnonU girls went tn hear them,
and nut of these athletic mati
nees grew the physical culture fad
which has eliminated kissing, head
aches, nerves, fainting spell and hand
shaking tn a degree. The society girl
is calm. She ha rentse. She has
powder ou her face-lots of It- to keep
her riNil, and even if she did not con
sider kissing bad form it would annoy
her to have her complexion mottled.
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FRIZHS ON PATENTS,
How to igrt
1100 and Perlmim Xuk
Fort n tie.
We eeenre paten Is and to induce
people to keep track of their biighfc
ideas we offer a prize of one ImndrerJ
dollars tu be paid ou the flistof every
month to the person who submits to us
the most tueritoiions invention during
the preeeediDg mouth. We will also
advertise the invention free of charge in
the National Recorder, a weekly news,
paper, publinbed m Washington, D. C,
whioh bss an fxlensive circulation
throughout b United Slates nd is
devoted to the interests of inventors,
NOT 80 liARD AS IT KBEMH.
The idea of being able to invent some
thing strikes most people as be i n u very
diificult; this delusion the company
wishes tn dispel. It is the simple things
and small iuvniitiinig ibst make the
nifHlcHt amount of money, snd the com
plex ones are seldom profitable. Almost
ferbody, at some lime or suother,
conceives n ides, which, if pilented, ,
ouM probsbly be worth to him a
fortune. TJpffirtoiiHtdy sunk ideas are
usually dismissed without tuoiiiibt.
The
. 8,m'!8 '"Veuticns like the car window
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wblcb could be easily slid np and down
without breaking the passenger'- bark,
the sauce pao. collar huttoD.tbennt look,
the bottle stopper, the snow shovel, are
things that almost everyone sees pome
way of iroproviim upon, and it is these
kind of inventions ibat bring tbe greatest
returns tn tbe author.
Tbe prt we e ffer will I paid at the
ctidiifehcu month, whether lbs appli
cation has been aoled noon bv the
l'lttent Ollie or not. Every competitor
mnsl apply for a patent on hi invention
through na, snd whether be swore the
prize nr not. the inventor will have a
valuable patent.
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