is a new no. true, but only a ell lit acquaintance with it it needed to prove it; lusci-
rintion. A“ lei-tin game it it simi lar, but much superior to croquet, for m'uiiy rem as.
You must see thi! game it‘ on want to keep up with the times. We have it Ill all izeii
but only one quality ~THli BEST. New lines of line
gilsh, Tea Sets,
56 pieces. rich decorations, only £3.75 per set. Knew styles oi io piece
e1: Sets, .
Stnilordshire ware, handsome. decorations and oval basins. .3 on per set.
voice of
“I183, '
It) pretty designs, ioc per yard, or $3.50 per roll of 40 yards. Fine iointirsr. i: i or and
cotton warp, inc yard. “or
Lawn Mower
takes the lead this season. It is the lightest running, quickest cutting, .tlulllllfi action,
ball bearing machine on the market. lJ-lnCll, 33:00; i4-iin ii, '3 50; it: inch, $4.0m it-
in. “.50. Gasoline stoves refrigerators, baby carriagescreum freezers, hammocks, CH -
quet, lawn seats, porch screens, screen doors, water coolers, watering pots, poultry net-
ting, oil stoves and ovens, garden hose, hose reels and garden tools oicvery description.
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,5. N _, Harnesses, Robes, Blankets and Whips.
' hiring a Specialty. Also as fine aliuc of Carriages and Wagons as to be found any-
“ where in the staté to select from, and prices right. The place is
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. 33““th r scorn “momma e.‘
t, a” droid-hunt. "Tb. Cultured!” TImluImil viii-noun nin-
turn will Annotation. Riki. Ilium! unit mom-n by . “mum out
Pent t. Hr. Green. whocmiuon omit ”attire no... 'I‘uttoooil With an
n brokonso tin-inane there. in a middle.
aged moo vhmllte huhorototoro boon , , ~
spent in the ministry. Al the Rev. Dr. ' "9 "“"w ""0 ”'0 ““1er 700““
Rut‘m 3. Green be has been known .i truth it rather uiicortniu. hesitating olr.
‘ Prenbytorlon Wm“ At one time hit This wnii not unusual. for many poo-
‘l‘M-vu' Sign. ,
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ntiudtiietmlnltotiiPrubrtcrianunumh l’iv'h'l‘ml' 13‘" he WM. urvvrthelou. '
at East mu”. litid lately he was Pren't- i a most unusual character. Tull Ind
dent of tho Elmiflt Fuuitllo College. in “"3"ng WI"! a sturdy. mum!"
renlgnod the Proficiency of the college, i frame. inn clcur. filmy 931“ Mid the filth
ho nay». become of “I. ilnnnciul straits dy bronze of his wonthcrbenteu fun.
of the inntltntiou. H. w“ also con {toldofuht’oof expmuro and liurdship.
nectod with the Asmubly Herald. a do . ‘ u" limited every inch u t'UWbO)’. 3|“:
nouiinntionul paper of Chicago. lleilo ; h“ was. “WWW“, 1” W” ll cowboy
oidod to enter bums”, he has sold. be- i with a history. which he told in u re
count ottho diiiiuclinution ol churclieiiil"“'i‘,“bi° war. slruixht-Iurwurd and
totix upon opastor already in middle:c“"",‘,”"‘"3' ,
life. and llltl own desire not to enter the! "'hcurly “ 3“" “8"". he “"‘d l" ‘
"humiliating ocrumblo" for it meant? P'll’b‘m‘ BMW“h "'l"“‘tl'l'~ "Wine (91'
pulpit. lining reached this detornii~ I lownout West “find“! '9” that “m“
nntiou, he resigned his place on tho Aii- i ““5 “ “"3" l'l‘l‘i” '0 5"“ 3'1")“ that there
monthly-Herald. and no it won necessary. m”: EMMY ”l """WY ."3 ”i” "ml“-
ho says. to announce his change of root 1 , . l‘ he” I “‘3‘ ‘" Lupe ,“w” l 3‘“ “
deuce to pasture through whom eub- 101' "”0"” deM‘” mines “R0“! t"
sicriptious to the pnpors were 0,,”th hundrul Iitlit‘u to the north. the man-
he felt justified in enclosing n circular “if,“ m“ on thlm‘mu" “““l‘id tilen- ‘
to them giving his reiniou for making “'"li'ir', “"‘l i"" W“ “ “Q‘Klv square mun,
thocliiinge and conveying information too.' 1"" "WWW “ii“"m mm- and ‘1
u, M” "a“. bunintw departure. tlioyd ltll been like tliiit i would have
Another Religion»pnpcroitho Windy, we“ all “iii"- B‘" _ll"’“‘” u mean,
City. tho Interior, publiiihcd an attack ”WW“ “W“"d ”Ml" "“"L‘S- '
upon him for this course. it in said.
charging him with using hi» official re.
liition to the Assembly licruld for the
furtherance of his unholy Wall street
projmt. and warning nll miniature and
other innocent people of the West
against yielding to any iiilurcinentu he
might hold out. The Doclor Maya that
in the West the idea prevails that all
operations in Wadi street are gambling,
and to this {nllucions notion ho ascribel
the Interior's nttuck.
ltis said that thelicuornl Assembly
will undoubtedly ticccpt his reriguntion
of the plaice on tho Herald. and that
probobly he will not be coiniidcrcdn
ministerial tin-tuber of the Presbytery
oi Chi-mung. to which he belongs, but
that as regards this muI‘h depends upon
tho Prenbytery'ai action. it is not;
thought that any charges will be pro-
fcrrod ngnineit him. l)r. (iroen rays
that he has not given up the ministry
and that he has not done anything in-
consistent with it ministerial culling,
but has merely rumored himself from
no competition for pnmomtea.
was pretty fuir. but u it no good no I
could got in Texas. There was it girl
there, at errant of (lienningcr‘u, u Intif-
bi'eud ntiincd Lomro. who tuiitcd Eng-9
iiiilt pretty \rcll. il'ltl took smoothing of ,
a fancy to me. lt'ei a good thing she!
did, for if. she liinlii't I don't know
whcro I'd be now. ‘
"A good innuy natives and half-i
bi‘ccdx Worked in lllt'llllllt“, and woi
them from stealing. Alter l'd been 1
Working tour or live months I began to i
suspect it lutii’hrcod nzuncd (itizairo. l I
didn‘t say :tll)‘llllll;.:. but kept on which-
ing. und tinnlly cziuglit him hiding it.
big piece of diamond quartz. The thing i
Wasn't Worth nun-limiter all, for it was
l'ullol tluws. But of course ta‘iizuro
was discharged. Before he Went be
sworn lic'd got even with me. but i did
not n‘orry much about that. it ht‘l‘lllt‘tl
to trouble Lazaro. Sho um! to tell me
‘ulwuys to be on my gourd. for there
Wits no telling what might hnppi-n.
"Well. some time after this 1 was
» ‘sent off op the trail with two pztcit
V‘" ”hm”. PMIHII“PM“ ‘tnulcs lonlcd with iiuichincry. There
Another llUVt'l WWW" iii“ “1‘?" 0015‘1 Wct‘ctltrcc notn‘ci with mo. Alter a
sidcred by n prominent Hr’rmnntown duy'nriding wtestoppt-d at u camping
church. which recently derided to in-‘ plncuior on; night. and um llcgl‘tu-s
Vii" HilliKW‘lim“ ”5 i" ”l“ ”'5‘ method were to watch. I mieuthi-y must how
in ”ll-W “ fund {”7 ”W enlargement 0“ fnllcn usleep, for along about midnight
"W ””17"“ llllii‘iill'l- i woke up and ionnd tiozuro clutching
A “""llml‘ilf replicswcrcelicited, “11 at. my throat. nnd a lot of his men
of which worcnioro or less unfcosiblo. around him. T1,“. ,M 11“, "mp.” {me
One ci'irrei-ixmndent snggcitrd tho follow-j und gave them “.13.“ with a Wm” ]
"Iii: , . wzu gludof this. tor l knvw they would
"Announce n. b'“ ‘l'lmgh‘ql’o"' m the find their war home. and when tli ‘- pco
church parlors. (iirb under iii yours. NU "a“, my mule coming MM, Without
llicenln for a hug of ttviuuuintos‘ dur- m9. they'd know that something was
utioii; or at short mluoczo, to rents; from Wrong. ,
1'} l" 30 your», 6" ‘:‘-‘"l“i “W" 20 ‘0 25' “(iozai’ro :ind his men put me on one
“"19““; ’f“i“’f’hm““'"‘j 4” cents: i"" of their mules und tied me. They used
other man ’5 ““3" $1; “"‘I"“"" according mv own larint. u ntwhide l'd brought
to looks. from It) cent-1 to $3; old maids, ‘ ”in" tho l’nited hiatus. Thcv didn't
3‘ cents or two for'u nickel and no lum- my “ word. but broke nwny {mm the
tattoo l“ t" “'"0' . , trail. and We rodo and rode away of! in-
At! the parlors of the t'lllll‘t'lllll'tl'llot m “n, country. Wc kept going ull
very “l"“m‘l‘i the "‘,”“"”“w “‘1‘ be night und up ioabout- tcuo‘clock next
forced. to itbandoii this novel plan. but ‘ morning. when we atoppcd and t'fllllpt‘tl,
lh‘mim “_"“il‘"’t“m fl": another ill?" Then Goltiro and the bond of 'viilztins
in thin rejected one, which thecommit- got “mm,“ inc. “ml he 1,,“ “h. what
tet'}‘l\ygiil‘l::t3'fit‘ltalynlrtldpphnw for mm! theywnntcd. ‘1 Vi: got you now. he
to be competed i'or‘bviho younw with of , snid, *und I run even up Willi you ior
’ ‘ , - ”" ‘ wvhnt you did to me. But We won‘t
thochurch line-i grown out of the first i . . - , . , ,
. . ' . tuityou if youil be one ot us and
.imgmtion. nndtlic mutter is non being work with us.‘
: "You see. those rascals were uli men
Iwho hudbocn driven away from tin-
niincs for stealing. and they lived by
plundering and rubbing and getting
dinnionds any way they could. lint
tin-ynccdcdu white man to sell the
diniuonds. llllll tlutt‘s whnt they were
going to use me for. Well. i tried to
put them till. i asked them fora (luv
to think about it. for l knew the mules
Would have given the ninrm by tinit
time, and (.ilcnningor might burn a
chunco to rescue me. Luckily. (iozuro
said he would give me tho entire day to
(it t'idt‘.
SHE WAS SPECTACULAR.
A “1110* “'Ilmie lulu-mt About Showing
(Erin-f “'et'es I’ccullnr.
A young widow in London i‘llll'ttg'tlll n
presumably nlso young photographer to ,
tolt, her picture while she leaped weep- .
in: over the tombstone of her “dear do- i
parted." says a Belgian exchange. 0n;
the day appointed the sentimental bettu- ‘
ty in weeds wont to the graveyard and:
at once opened tho sluiccs of her great ‘
sorrow. She wept and wept for hours, i
but he came not. Finally she went dry ‘
and home. and struigbtwuy sued the ,
photographer for the return of the i “The next dny nt noon I told them l'd
money which‘ sho had paid in advance. ; join them. There Wits nothing plan to
’l‘iieurtist claimed that tho uppointr , do! and [didn‘t know what they'd do
incnt had been vogue; tliiit' he went to , with mo if I refused. Then they sold
the cemetery and waited three hours they'd have to wait until sunrise beforo
for her at the grave, also in vain. No, they tattooed me. lt- scouts they tat-
thoy didn't culllpl‘tiltl'lst' by marrying toot-d a picture of the sun on tho chests
each other. The Judge rendered a do- ' of all their men. and always did it at
cisionnguinst tiiephotoizrupllel‘. because sunrise. So I lnid ngood nntny hours
"the photograph. slIOWilltt tilt! undying more to wait. Thnt nighttliey tied me
fidelity of the pretty widoW. might, if ugniu, and utter that we all went to
finished at the time ugrecd upon. have sleep.
been instruincntnl in procuring her 8“ "Severnl hours afterward I was
second husbant -" ' wnkcd by some one tugging at the
string around my wrists. and there was
Lozuro trying to loosen inc. Tho girl
had seen my mules come back. and she
had it pretty good idea what had be-
come of me, and where they hud taken
mo. So she up and hurried off to try to
help me. Being n hulf- breed herself,
she wasn't in {my particular danger.
but she got me out of a pretty hole.
“She guided me back to the trail.
and then we started back toward Cupo
Town instead of going back to the
minus. On our way we met n troop of
soldiers coming front Cape Town, "and
almost at the some time (ioznro and his
men come up lifter us. ‘Tlieyhnd found
out tlntt I was gone. and of course they
Wanted to get mo ngnin if they could. ..
But when they saw the soldiers they
ran like cowards. w
"You can but 1 was mighty glad so
gut buck to Cape Town, und I didn't go
back to those mines. either. (ilunnin-
gcr sitid himself thuthu thought I'd bet
tor not go buck to work at tho rumc old
plucoi‘ it was too risky. Ho oil'orcd me
work at another mine. but lilid not
want it. I had enough of Alricn to unit
mo [or the rent of my life, and I knew
when 1 did have enough. 1 sailed
from Cape Town forLiverpool January
6, and got book to America us soon as i
could.” ‘F‘
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isoundn a Little lronlrnl.
Mrs. Leone's curoer us it preacher}
which began some three weeks ago, has
naturully been attcnded‘with some iu~i
teresiing incidents. as was her career as
a politicnl stump speaker. Her dobutin
the ministry was signalized by a custom
heretofore usually confined to the the-
atrical and operatic stage. At the con-
clusion of her first sermon in Wichltl
on 9. recent Sunday morning. several
bouquets of flowers wcro phoned up to,
her over where the footiiiglito would be
if there wore any. The denf mute:
have taken a great liking to Mrs.
[Anode preaching, and at considerable
number from the State institution at-
tond her discourses, watching her with
grent attention and having the gems at
her oratory translated to them. It in
void that about the only pertain ini
Wichitu who doesn't attend her tier-
monn is Mr. Lease. Sundiiy is a busy
day in the drug store business, and he
stays in his store to look after thalam-
ily‘s worldly nifnirii while his wife at-
tends to the town's spiritual concerns.
~New York Sun.
“Er-l witnt some oort of n prmnt
for a young lady."
"Sweetheart or sister?"
“Er-why—uho‘huen't said which alto
will be yot."—Uinciunntl Enquirer.
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"They paid no: £10 it month, which i ‘
. had to \Villt'il tin in pretty close to keep 1 '
eras
oasn is lliii.
Don't put of your cult buying
ucli longer. be in the swim, be up-
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0- date, you're going to ban one, buy
or!) when you can make your eclec-
ion from a new full line.
We have every new fabric for
896--noor homespun in not biotin
i ixtums.
dani fancy cassi'meree.
icotcli chow‘ots m handsome plaids,
warp/aids, choc/rs, mixtures. worsted:
ina’ seiyos, $8.50. $10, 312, 373.50.
15, 6‘18 and Mansions, regulars or
stouts, 9me shops man can find a
d it mady-fo-put-oh.
alhiiggan Undeiweai, 2h.
Undemar that we bought in
we quantities, bought it under price
nd we give you the benefilaf our pur-
ase. Another lot in Egypt/bu oil/(y
bro, 48c.
egligee Shirts, 48c, 69c, 970
Fast bloc/r Bicycle Slur/(lips, 25
ml 5 00.
You always have the privilege of
xc/ianging or your money boo/r if you
it not satisfied‘witb your purchase.
is lfG'SiKC‘l-p '
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After all said and done. it fine, welbminle,
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