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ehmtusum NO? and
alone; now gran.
lope to Work lie-d Int Ila-o.
at”! m will"! arms In “in
“(New Xorlr ultylo W by
women. who. only three year:
pnptle‘ln Danrt’c ocminery
' ‘youhgwmnwu tho Helghtoinnrook.
, on. form in oituotcd near Buldwio’u.
Induce noun.” soldooc of that
my women, “we. brought about in c
purely-deified“ manner. An‘ acquaint
mono! our: he: been reading in some
W about poultry raising as abusi—
IQ for women.end laughingly told Ill
“nought logo into the bustling and
nuke-One money. ’ .
' ho'remork ”only mode in n jestiog
with!!!“ we began to tell: the mutter
byes-between onuelvmond finally decided
to woken venture. A relative of my
‘ .lrlcnd’l bought allow! for on long
’ [Iliad about twenty mile: from he city,
within my reach of the market for our
nor.
. “We lure beeneetnbliohed about two
you! and a half. 0n fern-consists of six-
Ieeuleru. Our chic on house is 216 feet
long, and we hove a smaller building for
hroodiogpurpom. Westurted with about
fifty hens; now we have hundreds, and we
have ruined thodeonds of ducks
”Wehad bothbeon born and reared in
, “Wm. and never had seen the country. ex-
apt on the short vacations city people
hindering the summer. We knew noth~
Manhunt the poultry business when we
f
“We did not even have hook knowledge
on the mhject. We made up our minds to
moecedmnd we have outmoded. At the
. lime lime, thoughlhero is :2 good living in
. x0 trends vrlu. nxo .s mm‘t'xrz.
”We never advise women to [allow our
ample, bee-mo when: one might Succeed
I dozen might full. We constantly re-
ceive letters from women asking our ad-
vice on this “abject. . , ,
“School teachers vmm. to aim-don their
nerve wearing vocation. widows and spin-
\ denwith a little capitol thinkiiu-y die in
thcchiohen business on my road to for-
tulle.
“It In only fair, for the hem-Ill. of thin
ck- of inquires and hi‘i'ndreds of other
women whose thooglm are turned to this
hen-bot We work. to give the.
me idea of‘whut the labor moaned
with the Marina: really is.
“first of all, no women ehould (1mm of
entering this barium unless Illa is pow
med of estrous: constitution. This is:
cpeeire of work which requires tlu- moot
tuba-t health. ‘
"It i: prepornemus to think that send-hr
valid: could ever henucceeifuliu multry
bncinecru I mun. oi com-no, if they are
carrying on the husioeu for the purpose of
Ill-king money. Then. spin. you must
have enough capital to make a fair sturt or
m will fail.
ml. HARD won: you wouzx.
A young woman wrote to us fro on‘
necticut the other day, saying that the
had “00. and thought of goiozlnto the
hneincu; we advised her not to do it.
Bhooonld not curry on the bmineu alone;
it totes two to attend to the work. and
Marco. literally. we here to work any
and night.
“For instance, we only pick cud prepare
our chicken: to order. Friday is our hurl.
«tau. for Wren-Iona. hoard-
lehonlo Ind hotel terriers—ore proper-
to; (or Saturday cod Sunday.
“0: Friday night. when we hove fin
illlcd e In: day’s work. we they receive by
Wmmmfourordm to be filled
etonoo. That moon» that the chickens
are to he sent hythe early morning ex-
press. The consequeuou in that we ore
W to hit up all nirlrt to pick the
chicken, for all our fowl: ere cent dry
held ed.
“Bonn one uh: ‘Why don't you our
help?
the help, nine time: out of ten.
wouldnotdothoworh Wt”; it lovery
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Ilium” unlit» tolls-yin the Deed
Wt About no Awthl Um ‘ ‘
"I hid the platen of minenym
' notice."nld o ire-tern m on o
notor- pvo a
hope of mo 1 little nit-er midnight. The
reporter-who earne'uptococ how i woo,
mode u thelrrniudc that I would he dead
about time their paper. went to
’l‘hey did not say Mr. ll. died early this
given up all hope at midnight, end they
penned u fifty line sketch 0! my import-out
career, never thinking that I would brine
position to point out a few errors in it.
You will never know, though, how queer
tseetnsto rend what people any of you
ler you are dead till you’ve tried it."
"I suppose not.” replied e nonthomer,
"but I land A curious experience with death
mymllin Tom some your ego. Yellow
fever had not into our town end mu play-
ing havoc with no Limo» Wore we molt
load it. As usual a panic let imam! el~
most all those , who Were able to move
“way without soorilicing everything they
had did so. i decided to stay. and we not
to work to rig up n temporary hospital for
the victims. Before long yellow jock struck
me, too, and I lay in u out in the hmplml I
had helped to build. 1 was p 'tty had. but
not too had to fool wom Warn a rough
collin was brought in and put under my
out who handy for me. We lost no time
in buryluglthe rli'ml; that was dangerous.
"Pretty soon I became unconscious—l
learned this nlwrwurd—uud being taken
for dead was rolled into my handy coffin
and put into the hours». The driver; we:
a negro who haul been condemned to be
hanged and was taken out of jail and put
at the job of buryingtlm «lead under pron»
inc of prynlon if he survived. . There were
no mourners to follow the hotly to the
grave. The mourners were hurry trying
their best to keep out of (In: graveyard.
"The jollim: brought me lynch to con‘
uiousnesrs. and your fee-lingo at reading
your own obituary were nothing. I take it,
to mine when l ronlizwl that I was going to
my own lunernl. The willn hurl bun
mode in snob n hurry of rough boards that
the empire were wide enough for me to led
through, and one nail at the loot and In
other at the head were all that held the lid
down. A coupled kicks sent the ‘lid up
and [got out of my coillu without much
trouble. the excitement of the occasion
lending The nlrength. Another kick threw
the doors of the hem open, and I stuck
out my hood and yellal to the driver to
atop.
“With it yell of terror and horror the
negrolupcd from the hearse and stewed
to run away. The mulethnt woo pulling
usetoppod gladly enough and i not out :-
bertlooold and curled after the driver.
We were u long vny out of town and I felt
my strength wiring out. When the negro
saw me follomng him he fell to his knees
paralywwi with fear and thun to pray for
mercy. I won remurul llém ill»! I was
real flesh and blood nml persuaded him to
drive luv bro i; to town. Tiremflin we took
out of 5 he- irenme and put it up an lop, In I
might want it yet. I argued, and I lay
down inside with the negm‘s coat for n
pillow,nrul we drove niuwiy Imck to the
hospital in that but.
"You mayimlgine the stir we created
there; but that we: only one little incident
in the plague and it was soon forgotten. i
recovered after awhile, but I shall never
forget my smooth»): as I woke up to find
mysell pulled in hoodlum—Sew York Trib-
true.
A Beet It Any Price.
A story in going the rounds on the South
Side which makes a well known moiety
young man and n millionaire’n'prelty.
daughter, the principal churncirrs in a
rather laughable comedy.
The youuu men, who in noted for lilo
handsome bearing and winning voice, no»
oomponied the young lady toher home one
evening. and, no all true [more do. lin~
gem! yet a little while at l. to to have
u lover’o ieie-n-Iete with hie fclr compun
ion. The night we» bountiful. no one near
to intrude, um] above all. he loved! Why
Ihoulrln't hire him himl
With muldeuly malady she refund.
He implored, She still withheld from him
that which would fill his cup of happiness.
The request we: repented maul timer,
lnfl‘WD enema-led did the young men he
comb in wooing he failed to notice the
approach of n parental rtep.
The old gentleman. who had been there
himnelf uoddld not cure Io intrude upon
the happiness 0! the young couple, quietly
oteppol behind nmnveniem memo and
trolled, thinking the young men would
coon leave. In this he was Initiation. The
lover ten-led over the request until the
patience of the old gentleman unannounc-
ed. A voice the couple well know around
than lrorn lhoirhupplnccc in 5 tone at
impetlcot I”? by toying:
“Alice, kh- thc your»; idiot. led let him
no homer-Chimp [um
AI Andie.- with n (ll-lune um
Nearlymo your» ego theChlu-wcmperor
acme to thepeluroo hot-check. with o
photons)!» cldeof him and edwntoe
theorhcr.bothoofoot. Holmimdoudo
llvoring the our": lottorin potion cod in
daily given an audience. According to
Ohio-no etiquette huhould here plead
thcletteronouhloiethcr-tlhulclotho
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Adelioelehmherphno’lroe , ‘
'Wmofhunuuodm.‘ '
Luminary-“Workout "
" nym’éuhfmymhnor. I”
"llccookeroethowldo world over.
llamhrmthcwholeymthrooch.
Toloo-outhochormthnt Modem.
, Ily prince. end my lover true!"
She-him bowl: her toll-co.
And sighed in the twilight chill;
"Ah. me! will then and on porn.
Thy lore the: limo cookout otlllfi
“I new him." chlrrnpod n hlnokhlrd.
“lie med by thin very owl;
lie lo corn-nod gone. on, princes-l
lIc pound. and he know you not.”
The cold wind mulled her hmncha
Till the yellow loom foil slow:
“lie is dead end gone. 0
Many e your no.”
I
A TALK WITH A DRESSMAKER.
Any Young Wooten slay burn.” Inh-
Ilew 0w- uncu- for twenty hello!!-
”I have traveled north. south.” Ind
west. rolling our petumo." Observed the
uufuhionehly attired teacher of dren-
Ineking, "and now I have settled down for
a spell to give insurer. in dressmaking.
Folk» look me up our! look me down when
I tell: about my Wines, and if 1 our not
wearing it (Iron mrfie Recording to the
latest fashion they seem to think that I'm
a humhug. There im't or women olive
that cums loos lor ouch thing then I do,
but if you, will look at this threre-yeerpld
basque l have on you will are that every
mm in in its place. and there isn't I wrin-
Kle in it. ‘
“lack, too, at the drapery of the skimit
is out of fashion, nicotine, on it we: done
before the bouilnut Style went out, but you
can see it isn't what you might call home-
mule work. I’d us soon are... in fig leaves
osnot.but if idid you maybe euro they
would be properly put together and not
botched. I have been thoroughly taught
our dressmaking system, and it goes to my
lrcnrt when I walk Along Bruulwuy or
Sixth nrrmre tosee women Juat in front
of me who have spoiled u lot of nice good-
in trying to make their own drums with-
out knowing the simplest rules in round
to cutting and lilting. I lay better to have
one dress [but the well then a dozen that
look no if they had been thrown at you.
"Am i going: to change oil that? lem
going to try. I have got a runner. you
know. in Indy who mod to he druper It
Aime. x—'.., and slut and l have ruled
e large room for our workshop, end
here got it furnished quite mpectahly.
We bought on lngruin carpet in preference
to Brussels. broom it will be so much
earlier to sworpvvuhred» of dress materiol,
and ends of threud. and pins and needle!
d9 slick m to Brlmlsl We lure long ta-
hlm to out out wort; on, and .1 lot of trump
chains for our pupils to sit ou—lorour our
[line they are mater thin ordinary chairs,
on they run he rlouhiul up un-l pile-l in the
corner when not in use. We ndrertise in
two papen,aunl have a little boy to dis
tribute circulars, and I guns-l we'll get
along all right, in new pupil: are coming
in mmt every day.
"What are my charm-S? Twenty dollars
for teaching the hamlets, and it isn't I
penny loo much. Just think what u wom-
cn would sure in one your by making and
during her dreams for lwrnelfl There are
dozens and hundred: of wlmwomen, to
any nothing of other working: girlo, who
heretohe forever planning how to look
ltyllsh on salaries of live and nix dollars I
week. By portioning their goods in the
claret where they work they can get them
at a considerable discount, and if they
can trove the expo-me of u dreamlike no
lunch lens money goes out of their packet:
Too tired to new after working hours!
That”: all you know ulnar it! I’ve neon
girls who could dnhco all night alter
trending All day behind the women-Id
look nufmh u duim the next morning.
Sewing is no harder work than dancing.
"How mnoy lemons? As many no they
core to take. We don't like to have any
one go away lrom or until the has learned
all we can touch her in the way at cutting,
fitting. draping and the mil. of it, and
Iomolceru (not. while other: learn olow.
l molten hon. not mule? No. I don't
to that. Polk: way it uhorrt each, I
believe, but “indifferent with dream-b
ere. tlumuh of ooum coma women on
handler with their finger: than abound
come here not more none about listening
when you give 'crn dimliouo. l nycelf
wnemlelowmocbwhenlwuleerniog
the Wm our! more then once, after
spoiling good ureterlolJ felt like throw-
ing down rice-Ile- end min-ion end “Evin;
up.hut I owe]: it out.oud now what I
don't know About nothing I drr- icn't
worth knowing. '
“Th-trouble with tome glrlo to throw
II
theyhsve tote-em Irm- they
tothlok thence"- lvotoluc aim
mood much-re wood-luck any
for themlveo. ltell thoroldou't went
them to lure menotll they” it well into
rho-dc that there'- all thodlllm
heworld between the right and the
w trey of doing anything about a
drum. Win: are my hour-l lopeo chop
otto'clorh lotheloornin; cod clone It»
”delimit-knight. Hy renal-moot
fullcrlothc creole; medurloxthe any.
have “air work illlto'elorlr. We teeth
‘8’
nth-t Mindoro ill-girls corourho eco't'
i
A hero. duel my!
in“, the Nullmrlu ‘dlltlllory. “Ville.
Podium on innocent lookhr
little donkey and two'lrlg
that land Ill-II lordoyu '
oliytotooklchlcdonkoyuhlp 'l’hc
Ire-running loonclothohlchlwiccd :3! V
nod at the. herwrry. lilo (menacing
their teeth um hull yard ate. trying
gellll, concluded that he would give
(launch-poo.
if they had been Siberian bloodhound:
the hurting hrutec could not hove rushed
with more veracity upon the nemlngly
Itopldllttle hcaot‘with long Ihlm heir
eudrm. Prenoing around him on both
cidornnd watching theirohnnco to
him‘hy the throat both weather, the out,
the donkey.
Squirrtlnx lazily out
donkey nppeered mmrohlivlouc J
denser. Thorium grew llereer. Ai
were uhoot toentch hi» throat in. their .
teeth thedonkcy withtheopeed o! eliuhh
nlox hull. lowered his head and duh-II to
word thcoeercotdog no ll with the loo:
cored heed to hunt him. A turn our could
not revolve more quickly than did the little
indium at this: point. lie Inlrly flew-round
u if on o pivot. ,
Both heels flew out. Thu, Landed require-
lyrmidshlpn on the body or the ueorect
unnpplnu Ind mrlinxrlog. At the nine
Instant 150 pounds of dog wept winning
through the air and amok the earth ten
yards away. it Whining, yelping, whipped
canine. '
The four of dog No, l was only on as;
grovntinn to No. 1 lie wrapped and growl-
ed more nvenounly at the donkey than be
fore. in two minutes more, howeror. the
second snroge assailant was atoning over
the turf in manila, end the donkey
had closed his one auto and retired on
hL-s laurelr. Neither his dog can be cured
near llw dietlllfl’y hull yard now.—-Chicngo
News.
A New |lee for Aluminium.
Perfection in minimal inalrmnents is
generally the result of nkillml workman-
ohipumd it is comparatively run that a
new metal is discovered that will improve
the tone of an instrument. Since. how.
ever. aluminium m “Ix-en found suitable
for olmool every purpose and on improve
mrnlnn erery known metal for each."-
perimenul hero been made by more than
one thoughtful lnrrnwr with a view to
uncertain whether“ could not be used to
advantage in mulling music crating io—
alruluenle.
That these extra-lineal have been
crowned with success is now report-din
inside aimless. and in both piano-send vie
llns the new metal he been used tool-
lend odunuge. In the piano it mainly
don produce celidmory reunite. with or
my poadhlliry of looting qualities. and
perhaps in the violin it in the some. though
to a man who looks uprm nviolln with
oomrtirim: of a sacred glance this appears
doubt ful. Still the invrmtor'n claim is Inch
n strum: and evidently genuine one ihlt it
cannot lw luzslrrcrl by own tho nunt Skepti-
cal.—I’. :3 Gilmore in 5: Louis Globe»
llrmrwrut. “‘
scroll-do Iw Bren Clan-n.
The swelleet New York hotels moire
their elevator boys to wear drew rolto. To
hr can: in mlmva mil Inferred o'clock in
line marl: n! servitude. Sn gentleman
«mm wire» sllll. Indoredo’clock: con-e
quently.rlrrriuu the day at Ieeothooh.L
rotor boy in no gentleman. As the elevator
buy l‘ ultmu tough looking individual.
over twenty years of our. peril-pr it in het-
trr not w mention this fact to him. The '
average elevator boy is the In.” oflimlmy
magnified nlno hundredpliemeters. Prot-
tioolly hoownrl the hotel nnd runnit on
the [mrpendlcuiar to ouit himself,
l invariuhly approach the elernmr boy
with n reeling of rupee! olightiydlaeolorwi
with one. If I only knew what that hay
known, whet curries of my kind I could
write! And if thin nlmormnl knowledge
were supplemented by what that boy
"thinluhcknowr 1 would be great. The
Guide» of Liberty in the harbor couldn't
hold her electric «allow me. Then on
people who will well: up anything it’ll-t
than four point of stairs rather than run—l
t It mld. eulrnlutingmontrmptnnm “Inner.
0% nrrmhwwnt elernlur boy—Kerr York
II
nit-n Who 1min» to lie l-lmknfi.
lilo tether eurlmtr that early oil the
gm! editor» of this country ohouhi than
reportersmtlwy do They mm to fur
interviewer: end arc-c ehlttlrob u e enhi‘
not officer whenever opproeehed. Toke
lumen Gordon limpet! for example. lie 5
food uln good time and he alway- treet-
ompopcr men well. but he will not rob-
rnlt roan interview. Keith" will Joseph
Pulitzer. in the politughlendeot ternu
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lnovolties of the moon, fresh from
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new ofiecto that oannot be duplicated or copied.
lowest prices.
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our command has been used, and no expel: :
31".”me Wfi'fi these rooms the largest, best lighted and most attractive in this
.. “'m" ‘ country. Our stock is replete with all the new noveltiel' for
holstery and interior decorations.
been selected direct from the leadin
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