The Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1899-1904, July 28, 1900, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text«■ Wo.\ T STAND. The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which lias been in uso for Wvt-r flO' yrnrt,' has borne the signature of anil has been marie under his per sonal Mi|iert ision since its infancy. Allow no one to deceive you in this. /VJI Counterfeits, Imitations and “ Just-us-uood” are hut EwjiMi'iments that trifle with and endanger the health of lai uts and 'Children—Experience against Experiment. What is CASTORIA Cu-ioria la it harmless aubatitute for Castor Oil, Pare goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphin» nor other Narcotic substance. Its age is its guiinuitce. It destroys Woriiit mol allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind CofTe. It relieve* 'I’ecthing Troubles, cures Constipation ami Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates th« Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy ami natural sleep. The Children’» Panacea—The Mother’s Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of The Kind You Haye Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. THf OINYBUR COMFANV. ▼▼ MURRAY RTRKKT, Ntw YORK errv. SIXTEEN Til. OSE. James D Richardson, chairman of the democratic national conven tion, (bus describes the 16 to 1 plank of ths democratic platform: Till: BIX rEEN — Republic sg iinst empire. Trust*. *> o. Currency reform. 4. Bimetallism. ft. The Monroe doctrine. 6. Interoceanic can*l. I . Civil service. 8. Admission of territories. 9. Blain duty in Porto Rico. 10. War ol conquest in tho Philippines. 11. Government favors to banks. 12. War department scandals. 13. Cuban postal scandals. 11. The Boe re i 1ft. War taxea. 16. Cost of republicanism and “its twin monster, imperial ism.” TIIK ONE— The man—“One who stands like a mighty rock in a desert; who , knowing the right, will dare to do i igbt; the typical and true American, WjUmni J Brvan, of Nebraska.’’ surprise him should the state go democratic thia fall. The ex-president did not think tbe republican party had pursued the rightful course with regard to the trust question, and thought the administration was playing fast and loose with the people on the matter, lie regards the adminis- tratiou, however, as having been a wise one for the most part, but ad mits that several grievous mistakes have been made in handling the reins of government. POLITICAL BATTLE GROUNDS. Now York Tribune. Already it i* clear that tbe great political battles of this year’s cam paign are to be fought in the states of New York, Ohio, Illinois, Indi ana, Kentucky, Maryland, Minne sota and Michigan, The import ance of each ol these states may be understood by a glance at tbeir resLectiug voting power in the electoral college: Now Yoik......... 36 Olilo...................... 23 Illinois ............. ,.Y4 Michigan........... 14 I milans................. 16 Minnesota........... H Kentucky............. 13 Maryland........... 8 (Helena (Mont) Cor Mt houli Republic J -This loot* up a tola I ol ¡42, being a little m ¡re than 80 short of the number necessary to elect a p >reei <le.it and a vice president. The Livingston (Mont) I-oat, a copy of which has just been rc- Ccived here, says: Kx-l’resident J party came out of the Yell.iwstone Park last Friday evening and re turned east that evening. Tbe ex president was seen by a Poet man, and in nuqionee to an inquiry as to the ¡tolitical situation, gave it as his opinion that the republican party would carry the election this fall, but admitted that Bryan would receiye a heavier vote in the east this year than he did in 1S96. He thought the chances ot the great democratic leader in In diana much lietter than they ever had been and said it would not Coiigres-msn Rhea, dt inocrat, whose title to his >-eal in congrsss as a representative ol the ninth \ irginia district lias been sustained against the contest ot General Walker, tbe republican candidate, is a reaident ot the town of Bristol, which enjoys the somewhat peculiar distinction id being in two states. One part of it is in Virginia; an other part lies In Tennessee. The main «tract of Bristol is t' e state line, and it is a very convent nt one Irnm all accounts f >r those [lersons desiring to escam» from the jurisdiction of one state to the other. HARRISON S VIEWS. BABY’S Is looked forward to with expectation* of joy and glarlncM. The ordeal of bringing the little one into the world, however, is a critical one E3I & SJ ^"T "ir motlier-tc !<. an.I her anticipation» of Lift MB ¡1 * * the . mung event are sha.lowevl with gloom. Half the ¡min and all the danger of child-birth can be entirely avoided by the use of " M o T iii h ' s l'ataxD,” a Kientific liniment of prict-lesa value to all women Sold by all unguis nt one dollar per lot tie. • i ■ < »11 detail», will l< A >li tot • nt five » In .111.1.1 Regulator Cotnjuiny, Allan'a, Ga. M°° MOTHER’S FRIEND sr <r> c-f "Q lla ^ : t •» i«*» » a ««• «» ft bb *4 re ««. I ftMKB Pb I m • ..HIGH GRAUE 1300MODEL r.re.Mi u» •» A'-m re »1- i* «r exigir»« i'Ärw and If f<>« d peeftwi ’» »» u •rilj **rvy-»w»k^ vftowfWi'X «! » «II « i*a»»vf »*• •» b»«n «• ¡.'<1 t. retai, an hL h aa it».«*«, it « v can »*11 II at ftKcO pwa>> « eM^> ma«re. t ftw( „;tai fttl » 7». Ir«* th« Ilftwnl.tPi ir’re st 4 expra»-«« <‘;i*ry»» ftft Ikllt out •»!•- « lai il ><-!• < ata la* «« '*•! *wt f ro» f r th ' * - aa ACME JEWEL BICìCIL t f •> » f •<». ft? K •• «» b M I»**e« *B4(Vrfa«*»»*.»—, i\(i by n»r i W aewai^M Um*1« « " ’ «<' \<>s. - «,i-, !*!»««•< ere»« <*■*•• ft a I*» «'MB fWkWw It. i » fin*» M«tlvm«nl th»«*«*» le«! Pw**reei»e T»w«. high •dal« Hardie H«r Tool* »Ml T<w'lha< » » aiyd» I bU.ft. »«met» nr m«r«w n IF tm «ftW ftftt WwRteJiltkto rape» •* « ail M**h*"«. "'I h •• al tea«4 ft« !» !• ftIrt. w «• «4. ».l-’ii0»?,.«». SEARS, ROEBUCK ft CO. Ch.czje. m Kodo! l'ommisaioncrs Court Wasbirigton dikpaKih I > i )i< F L Kennedy, «deci ion judg P. t. 1'orfer. rlwl <>U jbdif»'- Sew York Herald i* »» follow* ~ r. ► • K K ' » ____ L N llabercom, who <»r -t-vt" I no I* years has lieen connectod with th A H I wit, vle«*il<>l* *-lvrk ... ie|rt»l>l»can oongressinrtal campaign G N t’rei 1-, vl- .-tlon c'eik.......... committee in the preparation of N G Hyland, vlwtioo ju.lg"........ German literature nnd in -»ending W B G. hm I. iihh , ele.-'Io" ju.ig^ ■■ T J Blakely, election i .dge «.«.«I campaign matter to tbe German mileage........................................ newspaj»er» of the Uriited States, R B Kelrey, «lectio clerk....... has come out today in a st itemeat W F Keleay, elect . . clerk repudiating tbe republican party J VS Holler.bei-k, lectloo judge VV G Lzczey, election judge...... and declaring for Bryan. J Neu baum, election judge... Mr Habercorn declaies against JanieH Horn, electioo clerk.......... imjenalia n. He says tbi foreign Hol C Jio-ot»-. el.ctioo <—rk »nd policy of the republican party millage.................................. makes the United State* a world O J Fi»-e, election judge.... l»ower and embroil* us in i all tbe J N Hohk, election judge.... VV R I>i.»k, election lUdge ami | quarrels of the world and entangles t mileage ............... us in foreign alliance*. According G D I oryell, election clerlr I to Mr Habercorn this country i» J V Jenkin*, «-¡eciion cleri. »• already entangled io an un- ; J A Jean», electiou judge.... written alliance with Great Britain. A F Ellr.iHker, elec ion judge... “Tbe republican party,” says he, 'HE Mot lure, e ectlou judge.. VV T Kay-ei, election c-rFk..... now stands for imj>eriali»tic ex- J F IniiiHti, election clerk i pension and is already busy culli-I luileuge................................... vating the spirit of militari-m. The i J T t'KlIlM.ii, elect .no judge.. lemocratic party bus earnestly, ' 1» R Lakin. . lei-ti- i j idge I dearly and forcibly pronun need | { Win P.e-ton,• !, .•<mo Judu L L Hleven», » »lol. clerk. »gainst imperialism with it* re I VV ts M imiu , •-Io-'ion c erk.... sultant evils and f >r the preserra I I A E Vi heeler, ehc'ion judg tion of the repu'dic and the cun-ti- 1 ! C M Young, e e.-lioti judge., tution. The issue is thus made up, VV VV Martin, electiou ju<Ge.. and J consider it my plain duty to VV (' YurHii, electioo clerk..... Chan Ki-eicger, election clerk... help maintain tbe republic by such .1 T Rowiffud, election judge....... efforts as I can m»ke, humble R H Nfiack'ett, election judge... r M Rensliaw, election Judge ..... though they are. “As to 1G to 1, that has no terrors J M Williams, election clerk...... tor ua. We have the authority of J M Howe, election clerk H M Voran, election Judge the republican leaders and tbe re A <» Hievens, election judge.... publican party that theseaa'e will ■ J M Shelley, election judge... saleguard our present monetary L E Bean, election clerk... system al least till March 3, 190ft. Will Kode», election dei k With this assurance liefore me, not J eV Gowdy, election judge H E I'ndeiwiM d, election judge to mention others, I am astounded J E Young, election judge anil at the frantic efforts now being mileage.......... -.....,.............. made by the management ot the II H Veatcti, election clerk. republican parly, most of the re E M Sharp, election clerk. publican press, and by the repub F B Anderson, electi >n judge... J 1’ R uiihc V, election judge ......... lican president in his spetch ot (’*> Holloway, election judge... acceptance, to frighten the Ameri ER Mummy, election clerk...... can people with an issue that is not I VV Baker, election clerk... now alive, in hopes of obscuring Z T Fisk, election judge....... the greatest of all istues put before T A Evans, election judge... A Jones, election judge the people since 1865; I eha.ll »ay mileage ................................... nothing of the issue of trusts, ol J N Cook, election clerk .... which the president has not de C K Hale, election clerk....... signed to sjieak a single word in O A Campbell, election Judgeand mileage.......................................... his speech of acceptance, so rich it h M Dotson, election judge........ the glowing pictures of the great G N McLean, election judge.... happiness of tbe American people Oscar Millican, election clerk.... under present republican rule. John Waring, election clerk ... “These reis'ina for tny support ot Win VanDuyn, election judge. the democratic ticket in what J E P Coleman, election judge. .. consider the most serious crisis J E Roach, election judge.... N|N Mathews, election clerk. that has ever threatened the life of QM Vauduyii,election clerk. the republic v 'll, I trust, be under R R Harris, election judge__ stood and appreciated by my G VV Kelley, election judgeand mileage. . . ..................................... friends.” iu junto* • nt»h. «-lectiou judg- sod ............................................................ Ira Bray. ei--ctio!i clerk............... L 1* S'onetisld, elec ion clerl... G-oGritti h, electiou clerk ......... VV H Sptugli. elect on clerk ..... H H Lyon«, election clerk ......... VV L Cornel'u«, election juiig«-... J T Atk neon, eleclli h j J<ige...... B H Lyons, election judge.......... J H D«y, election clerk »nd mile age. .................... - H M Brice election Judge... Noah Rhodes, electiou Judge A L Vaughan, election judge... R 1' VuUglisn, electiou clerk. VV H Hayden, election clerk J R Lite», election judge.. ... GO Miller, electiou judge... R PJ">>, election judge and mile age ........................................... Ro«« Hu-ton. e,ec ion clerk....... i M Hr'ijeley, • l--<*tion clerk... Jo n l| -¡ores, J 1st ice state Kucker ...................................... H 'I I’reod. , elei-'t-'H judge hi <1 UH1 ege........................................... Tin- 1 ay I-r, election judge mid iliile«ge......................................... M >¡111 mon», election judg end uiileagi H H < '>o|>er, Ht'ctiou clerk.......... A d Tny lor, el* CtioD p|< rk ......... A L It• uey, ehetion judge nini mileage ... H H unptou, election judge and mileage ... O d Callow, election*judge and mileage .......................................... B F Keeney, election clerk......... M 1« Matlock, election clerk....... O’Brien, clectii-n judge and mileage ......................................... E Kennedy, elecdnti judge and mileage .......................................... S im’l Goddard, election ju ige hud nr Ieage ...................... ( P O'Brien, election clerk Geo Midgley, lumber.., A S I'atterson, stamps Gi -i O Ktiow le«, deputy sheriff. J H Keeney, deputy sheriff.. TJ Blakely, deputy sheriff... (’ H Wincofl, deputy sheriff R R Johnson, dejiury sheriff R G Fowler, deputy sheriff.. VV II Spaugh, deputy sheriff C D Combs, supplies for paupers J L Taylor, Juror June term...... J W Gordon, juror June term.... Rotit Patterson, juror June term C E Bowers, jur r June term....... EH Payne,'juror June term..... J M Pollock, juror June term.. F. Herron, juror June term....... VV E Wilcox, juror June term. Chas Wright, juror June term..., A N Bogxrt, juror June term...... D L England, juror June term... Jno () Vaughn, Juror June term ■wwxMwiai Digests what you eat. • ' heft odaedatda Hhture in • ming and recon structing the exhausted digestive or gans. It isthelat« st discovered digest» an’ and urn!' N ' <’t!:■ r preparation can anriroach't in efficiency. It in- rtantly rehev. - •!' ■ ’ irently cures Dyspepsia, ] >. Heartburn, Flatulen"?, S mr S'- ach, Nausea, SlckHead?’ !ie.Ga«trali a.(!rampa,and iigi«*tiOA Prepared by E C. ii A '»Co rblcaca. HCEIT & CO-.’-nmir Oct): Stcra- j Models GOLD-PLATED ( i.t t - t» i 1 ut a-1<3 send to us, PF.M » WONKY and we wiJ! mp ' j j i I* - watch ?■/ express, J. O. D. KH tub ' t to examinations >ou caa »\ imine it at your ♦ .ftre*» offlra ^wui-d if f" ;n'l *•? satiafae« y-Sft. tor?, exactly a* rep reseated «nd Ineiery way equal to watch*« that ar« beiB< ad»erti««<l at $3.7ft to #6. «5under such mi-leading’ descriptions an ft-igln Htjle, Americas style. Gold rilled or Look Like f2U.OO!ot3<MH> Gold Filled Watrhe*, ate. It ▼ou find it the equal or better than any ot these watches, pay the expreaa Mmt Ol K I’KH K. ftt.dft and express charges. (£ KALAM.UO', COISEI SOLt MAN'JrACTUR£M SOLO B« AX BILLY TRUSSES. 65o, $1,25 ^ •x. Don't be Deceive* e <Mt 9 00 7 40 by catchy advertl*em«nt: which would lead you tc beliere you could get a ftL'j.OO or F50.G<» wa'rb for fS. 7ft to <6. 7ft, whew we *«l! theaame watch for $2.45* nilR WATCH (or is Jr*ntB* full l^size uun wAiun Kfrrw baekBn j K^ Hantio| fr| Jue) proof Open Face, stem wind and set,gold plated, haitdsom ly engraved and polished, look« like ahigh-grade gold Illi« tnd 1» i great trading watch* movement i-a nickel 7 jewed ed atem wind American, warranted,and a good time keetier. F.»r Watch*« from ftS rent* up. *..ld-ail^’ watcat IS. 7 3 and up, write for free Watch and Jewelry€«’ ’ teru»-. *4«*-.. SEARS. ROEBUCK * CO.line.),Chicagt J^aiw. liveouek a Co. ar« ihoroufthi/ re ba bio.—&dl«rer. j 6 00 R Re f' Txl i F - ■ Il & L ’ • ' 4 ÍI tí k-ìiAND ’ -c Cures Iœpotency,Night i mi'-.' n ’i wasting di kb , al - ■ < ■ - , cr excès* arct mill i.- ' cretion. A non ctoni ai ” nd builder. Brink ; i - pink ■ .'. ¿opale cheeks ar the per tire box: cf ( you':> 5^’ restcres Bv rr ill KOc • 1 <’ ■. for :«‘i..'»O: wi-’ /, wHtten pn-u.i. tee to curr « » »■ctui.-d tlso mot. W65C. V* are aeiin»« the ver, flnegi Tru*^. .( ».l.OHl run»-., leu th,„ X**“ lh- pru-d cbaniod l.y others,“22*i£! I I the jjricG__ charged by others, and re* ............. It %!*, 5 1 ■'OiTtt TO FIT TOU ______ HIFtCTli J lt«r* -«».'1; ' - ,.rl Kr.rr.lbl* lla.ll« Hr.ll« ’ lry... n! ‘tit- and =:d t > u. wl-1, w i. >. yj 1 id. nut »nd “ <w • nd ul i. a i»Tl,r2- -t.ter.ur Hrl.hi. W«i»«.ii7b).^bT -IHtey .ur H-l.hl. «..M, .... ruinured, wh.-ll.er rup.ur» l> |„— ‘ i /■ l --.-r 't-r ln- fn-H'- ;r. ^ndlh/fcldvonPJ 11 1 -I-. u.--. <r- md tie bud« » T!!" rupture, »ay whether rupture to ob »¿h. tend we will sen 1 either tmw to vou t-i.linr If 1» .»iK.ii pe fect fit lidreiif;11 I ■ 'tailBi - bt ee timow our prlte,\oucanjXl? «till return your money. n WHITE FOR FREE TRUSS CATtLQGVE oftri.-bi -. . '1! New slft.(Ml Lei tX." that cures a'm<w.t any •. and wiilel. w. •ef1^ aur*..SEARS, .-UCKAC k j C. GÛTZIAN & n t > k NERj TA MEC'CAL CO. I Clinton .k Jack- tS‘- HICACQ, »1 Forcale WT. Del* in» 1' n Lfi t HAMi CH 65 CENTS. . I H , I 11 I It i»! n to inatrh Rm h ilratfrom 5c •« S3.2 5, the equal of awhehe* that retail at if 2.GO to ftH.lKh OUR OFFER* ( ut thi8 &d out and send 7. nrev,rfcn* to u<. indore a ko » h 1 sUed Ki np;e ot the exaet ahnde wanted, and cut it • •Utas nt-ar the roots as possible, inclose our speeiji price quoted and a rents extra to t>- I t-fe. and we will make the awltrh to i ynur hair exact, and send to you by I j ostpnid. and if you are not perfectly • lied, return it and we wi.I immediately nd your money. 1 OurbperialOffer Prleeasfollewat t-os. switch .n. ¡ -1^,1 n» item, 69c; short stem, * ti tei $1,25; t si $1.50; 3-oz. 1 i ”-1 ■ >-$2.25;-'< oz.Sft-in. \ ORL-. U' rtE t in. $3.25. WE «VABASTKl OtH W<»Ra th" 1.1 Best grade on the »:•. ket. Order at once and g«-» these special I ’ ■ •> Y< r n. o. y reti --ned If you are not ’ i ilte f r Free Catalogue ot i. i r < i ooda. Add ress, ,V JCK \C0.(1nc I Chicago» urc iiorou -3D red* le. -kditarU Vl Julius Soldsmitfi’s Their re; ntaiit • . »rtui iiF-hr i tente u I ♦ -rv* r weri, plaO* » in a , tFftiiioL to W arrant Everv Pair If your dealer ‘‘oe* roil eery them in stock. Gowhiretb, keep them, y u «ill bi sei repaid f< r I he tn-ubl. EVE Y PAIR WARRANTED!) GOTZIAN &C MANUFACTURERS, ST. FAUL.M SEARS. ROEBUCK & CO. (inc.), ttnj Line $2.75 ac; Dandy Line” Cruiser’s $ li t I H» M-AF.RWKAI' 1’B KKAi AM>kM a. HIM L* II ». vd I'lMF RNfth. PAMS bllfi *T ft A MEW SUIT FREE FttAtfri» WHICH DON T C- «E SAW ÎîttÜ •END NO MONEY,«» «<• Ise till to US. aisle rge »( k>ya.dDA(! llurtfe or small foi agegi d * * vilikM ,the suit l»y express, ('.ü.D. nujnti amination. \ ou run ex«•!»*hit express office and if foded irini; factory and equal to «ni:»**.i b v» ft a. JO,'’pa v you rexpn-rs krt ' --.r • Otr. r I’rlrt . ft I .’.'*. THIitOEt»A*T«n»'" ' k — 1ft \ ears of «/»• *u<l ar» rei*l.»< f*''’1 - ft.M. Made * ith IM>I HLk »«I latrwl Iboo alyl* ■» martratH. «w I «pt-rial beat* weight, wear roni.tx. » Hianti.n €aa»la**re. neat, hat'- r>' fine Italian lining, Itenuin* Oraydoa lr'TlUiii..» • faying and reinforcing, allk and llaea »ewisf. “* kbroughmit. u «nif any boy or parent uou I f I' h y« KIR 1KEK CLOTH 8A1PI.F.S of Boy»’<blhbtf*M 19 Ï EARS, write for Sample Book So. •W.ContolMt» plates, tape measure and fullm«truction.«h'’ Men*i* Huit» made to order Oom »ft pl« ' sent free on application. Addre»». T A l Popular Brands Of Cigar» for sale. *a«ar». Roebuck * Ca. are ihurnuOlf rvlbhi*-** un.i ini is.o.. riiiH.«- m , i . 11- à Jewelry a Staple. . SEND NONIGNEY. . 1 unti ■ tale }«ur heiglri ah . I erigi«», alai lache* around body ai brea»!, vest under enat. rim* up o.Tier « wruillBendyouthi <’..Ht C.Ü.D., subject io «xaniirMÒ amine and trv it on at y <.u expreHN office, and if fbu* a* repreaiMHril and Ihr bm ( vaine you ever saw or beard of. inu equal Io any eoat yon rm buy r »5.00. pax the etprewa -,t Ol K •Mikl. OIHK PKRK. S2.75. ’-I exprès- charves. 1 III» M \4 k INTO*II u late.-t etylc. easy fitting, made fr« n: k*»c waterproof, tan «olor, genuine haviaiov*!' I lotit; full length, double breasted Ka*rpr velvet collar, fancy plani i inM waterproof se wed sean. t. Suitable fot both Rain nr Oxercoat, and Eoxraat-ea ORKATKRT VAll ft ever offi-r«-d t»v u- ot an* ther house lor Fro < loth '•am..leg of Men’« Maeklntoahes up to ? IN, b and Made-to-M*-asure *utts an i < ver- P c<»ats at fr >nt • 'ii t-'th' A wi ite for ________________ IHFb MM WA RtMkft %». W ' . AMre.«, SF-ARS. ROEBUCK » Co. Inc. CHICAGO. Through Palace and Tourist Sleepers. Dining and Buffet Smoking Library Cars. Look at the next t*n. m eet ai.dheebow ninch iivn« s *-« ailed jewclrv. Fninai»1 WBt<*h chain t<» a five cent «ti-< «1 e a elry has come to be » rtftpw11 of dreas. You will buy more «rfr* see th .t yon get what y"’i when you buy. You can be« thin if V- n will buv of . M. BUR' I’M! YTRA1NS. 1 VSTTTME SEKVICEAND SCENE Y INEGUALE Tí'.l!".’.’.1!“ J‘ k'f ' i’-r’land ouït the GREAT NORTHERN "" 1H .,'.»i'ii' 'n sale l.7s»i *t South- urn I’m fit- lupi.t Ticket nftce. Eugen-. , or gre c1’ northern Ticket otfii-» 268 MORRISON STREET EUGENE, OREGON, PORTLAND, who haa a full assortmeut '< ' M A1N < ’< >, good«, «»err t.he«e goods are fully exactly as represented. Al” guaranty to thin effect each a-tide of these Fur* at their store. F >r Rate«, F Ider» »nd full Information re ading E»«tern Trip, call on oeaildreu A. 3. C. .»ENNIST >N. < itv Pa«», ai.d l i.-ket Agent Pnrthm ! AV F Main Co, PARKER’i, HAIR BALSAM Eart-*m Factory Cor. Friwhbf Eddy St*. Providence. K t Western Factory factors in the worM.IS«*''- lv.-r .•i.’.OWfeet - --. * Clean» » and bca-.tfieft Ibe hair. I ror -•?« a luxuriant p"Wth. Never Fail» to Restore Gray Ha r to its Youthful Color? Cun’ r- • «-• . a hair ta..u<. • ’-■» at 1)^.1« SE.JD KU MUhiEY ÇO’iT ItlKlICI S.WIKC * ACHI* t 1-. *w.i. > ' >1 can e ? a.ninr i. a. y. . » net re«- r . .. **rfeettvaau«fan«ry.rxact;v a-* rep-e’entv.i «ovai !.. 'mar RiílT./i.'ñ.’" , llralfal Heat, Adolf Meuzel, tbe German artist. was at oue time engaged on a mural decoration. He hail rigged up a scaf folding In Ids studio, ou which his model was requested to stand. For two long hours the poor "poseur” stood up aloft In a moat fatiguing posture. UHI Meuxel In the meantime worked at his sketch, beedies* of tbe fact that his model was growing tired. At length the model found It necessa ry to speak. “Herr professor.” said he. "how about a re»«e»a?" Menzel apologlaed profusely for his forgetfulness, “t’ertalnly, certainly, my dear str." said be. "Cams down and rest yourself a bit." The model bad clambered from tbe scaffolding to the ladder, which led down from it to tbe studio floor. “Stopr cried the artist suddenly. "That pore 1* fine! Ik»n't mor* a muscle!” i HriH»e. r» nt........ .......... .. And once more tbe model w<* forced k t»t'AHi>. priming ... Into strained rigidity, while the en- -a<! draftsman ret a:-«".it ^ketch V, I •v»>-er, meals for prisoners D R Hill, i un» tier .... ing him. tbe cm! of half an hour Meu*««l W M Mill-« ,«tam|« ., »1 up from bl* work. "There." i H'avter, f-r p*n*r lie. “th*t will do nicely! Get l«ack C*ntr*d_................................. ♦ •«-affold. We bare had our rest, J A Yate«, rent for electioo, is *vt tiack to work again." elatared *A, allow .-.t l«t e luodel said Is left to t: -> A Horft A Ran, rent tor election • im*|lnauem B F R im AI, keep of paupers ...152 d . j. Trv a VV F Jones, election judge.......... VV VV Mas-y, electiou clerk ..... J A Powell, election clerk......... Turned the Joke to Account. A D Hyland, election judga....... Rome friends once Invited the latft FH Warner, election judge....... Tiny Waterinun to their shooting club J VV Cox, election judge anil nt Kings Ijikc, near St. Louis, and the mileage.................................... l first afternoon they stationed Tiny In a ducking tank, or sink box, where they R G Callison, election clerk well knew ducks had never been seen. J B Young, election clerk.... He took the Joke good uaturedly, and J L Furnish, election judge that night at dinner be pulled a shell J F Turner, election judge out of his pocket and tossed It on the J,I But let field, election table with the remark that he “thought and mileage........ he had put all of his shells away.” F It VV i Ison, elect lot Most naturally one of the diner* cut VV H VVeathers -n, e the shell open with his pocketknife, E L Gum, election j disclosing the contents. Tiny seemed C F Huniolirey, elei o> j ,<| astounded at the uuniber of “bullet*,” as he called them, and asked how Tho* Hardy, election judge.. many were In n shell. Of course no P'Ul Hadley, election clerK...... one could enlighten him. so he said, Janies Fraz ire, election clerk..... "If you fellows who are hunters really H O Stair, election judge and don't know, it seems to uie that It is a mileage............................................. good betting proposition.” G F Skij worth, election judge... "Hood scheme," exclaimed one of his R P Caldwell, » lection judge....... hosts. “Let'* make It a dollar each as to who guesses nearest to the actual 1) E Kutr, election clerk ............. H L Moorhead, election cle'k..... number in the shell.” “A* then« Is only one bet In this I’ll s Bailey, election Judge. proposition." Tiny suggested, "let’s E Harpole, elec ioii Judge.. make it $.’■ a corner,” which was agreed U J Enrm«n, election judge. to. H C Malion, election clerk . Each one wrote on the tablecloth bls J I’Clow, election clerk............ guess as to the number contained In James H ug'll-, eln'tlon judge.. the shell, and when the pellets were Win Blan'on. el"-tn n judge ... counted It was found that Tiny had guessed the exact number. He ac Win Wilts liecitonjud cordingly gathered tn the 980, and F. H Payne, election el when he liad It safely bestowed he C A swai'gart, eo-clion i casually Inquired. 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