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Show i. IHE HEl'OKD. L SEMI-ANNUA- c',4vCa:fr.rri an Bar k.ar Franc . i I lb ft Loi n r . New Henry A- J r.4 XX. 4 h Ate . Ci.it ago. i., ... Jno. A Mnrt i: a .. Siw Ye r ti . Yr Nil! . lotal uml W iJe DistribuCaprice of Fortune. P Eaurwoit tion -t jlr, 15 15 IjHt, 40 Hi 15.4U Ij.vuO n nun 5,in4) 15 iH !, V..4M) i.vomi 15,0444 lr.,0n0 15,ooo 5.000 O.tArtl &.IKKI 5 5,- Id oQ 5 ks mhhi 6.- U00 5.000 6 oaa U.n-m- YY . 1.250 1.2:.0 1.2-'1,2:-- lVi-rn- s 'Y H2 30.000 30.000 15, (MM) 15,0ft 15.000 Cha. Fisher, Fort Yatea, Dak Geo. T. Davla, Detroit, Mich A. Asterita, New York City German National Bank, Denver, Col yf t or W. Halterman, Phi adelphia, Penn gecond National Bunk, Bay City, Mich Miss II T W P Gresham, Indiunola, C. M. McClain, Colorado Springs, Col 0 J. H, Dickson, Detroit, Mich of p; Alprna Natioual Bank, Alpena Mich - o 15.000 15,1M0 15,(H0 15.0U0 15.000 15.000 15,000 Cal.. h 6,000 111 6.(MK) YValker, Mariio, Tex YY'clipter, Hardv, Neb Bchumaiin. 1,448 Lingo St , Phil- Jotinpoa 5.040 5,000 A YY ,v UfjHS, - Penn ,. J Robherson, Springfield. Mo 01 X Banking Co., Louitmlie, Ky hu J J, Wayne, l)ea Moines, Ia k . C Rourtc,, W3 I St., N. topber V I U amhlngton, D. C 'Vaveriek National Bank of Boston, Mr.h iB. D. Mueller, Jr. ear American Express Co, Unlncy, III fein O.T, L. Franks, Riverton, III V ? A, T. Butters, Boston, Mass ..11V ".1 try McDonald, Boston, Mass I'k. J, Jeacli, 341 Fourth St., Jersey City, ne tl U I? T Fm n Horst. Navasotn, Tex.. L. Malone, Grittin. Ga Lack of Commerce. Memphis, Tenn Luu MMiosItor, New Orleans National Bank, Orleans. I,a jiitftO: ' Xiti Savings Bank of YVashington, D. C Jno. Dih1, Beardsto" n. Ill R. Xn 4'oleman, Edna, TX depositor, Louisiana National Bank, H 5 A Jhio NW Orlenua, J; a. Ramon. Mrs Rachel La 4tt Bush St.. San Fran. Salinskey, 20 Broom St., York City St., New Mulroy, 215 East w i D ke 1 urk City the iun-a- UQ.. ) Ko4hkr, 5 h.i'iK bik YOU.' and Planters A , llliiitu : f .rs I- ve. j 9 Yvant r oy-' h, j jr 4 ;I ; mick! MtAWING OF MARCH 12, 1889 c Lowber, 701 8outh 20th St., Phil bia. Pa h wen It, 1421 North 24th 8t., Phil- ?hta,Pa "oaum, 14 Arrh 8t., Phila., Pft. .. of America, Provldenoe, R. I srtOQ A. Griffin, Guide Office.521 v San Francisco, Cal r espondent throuah Wells Fargo Bank, San Francisco. Cal t'- J ; : Commons, Chicago, 5.000 5.(MK) 6,(4M 6,004) 6,000 6.000 5.000 2.500 2.540 2.500 2.500 2.500 2,544) 2,500 2.500 2,540 2.54)0 2,540 2.500 1,250 1.230 1.25' 1.35ft 1,230 1,250 h2o0 A s Bank, San 111 and Benjamin Nus-- n, Emery 103 South State are National Library Aasociatn ' hade Chicago, 111 Bank of Memphis, Tenn National Bank ot Memphis,Tenn ntinental Bank of St. Louis, Mo v A Butts, Providence, R. I a S. Hamilton, Hamburg, N. J... A igosh" cm1 dep'eit0 ' the ibby: Bank, of through Wells, Fargo Francisco, Cal v v Graves, Lowmoor, Ya. t iisu l Killeen, Sieamous, B. C ts'- of Bluff. Ark . urop he 1 111. 1st St., San Francisco of JKodell, Grcenvil e, Miss t iem. Convent. Adier, 51U w. Madison St. Chicago hr. i 17 Svg Bank, Galveston Tex Greenville, Miss., for M. B. a City in .Von . I ! B tlepo-uo- r, 1 Ir Par-tin- s. - 1,2:-- 1 Fo-tc- r, 1 w i . I .lack-o- n . . 2.- . e.T-ra- 2- -i u Pa-- s. 2.-- J. G. Huple, Columbu8,Ohio The Pacific Express Co. "Memphis Tenn Midland Cigar tore, Colorado Springs, Colo ...s;. Michael F. Kiordan,New Britain, Conn ( has. E. Dougherty, St. Louis, Mo Fritz SchuU, Elgin, III Carbonate NatT Hank, Iieadville. Col.. T.- tt. Clauser, l.2S6th st.Harrisburg, Pa A. Uverlitner. Sutntuerhiil, Pa Mrs. Joseph Haeves, Hed Bluff, Cal.... C. H. Reiman, New York city Citv National Bank of Austin, Tex t H. Airbott. Birmingham, Ala Coluintnis Insurance and Banking Co., Columbus, Miss A depositor Peoples Bank NcwOrlens A correspondent through Wells, Fargo A Co.s Bank. San Francisco, Cal ... Hannah Doherty, 4Uf) Beacon St., Bos ton. Mats 2.5 0 2,54.0 , 2.500 2.500 2,fti0 2.500 2,540 1,260 1 .250 1.250 1.250 1,250 , k Boarding House Secret A certain lady who keeps a rather fashionable boarding house in this city is troubled with ten boarders who possess LpnO 1,20 1.250 Id, 000 reaoh-i- just elinii', Ins u Mo. of run at He kn.-t- that las time hadSparta, come., and told Ins tireimiu that he had only a few liouis to Lve. ad his Suinnioidii strength. In- - idled open the the tiirot-tiis engine and lnsde the reat ma-- ; e fairly tnuuid in order to reach t ho tii station of Sparta before he boeame per-- i feetiv helpless. As the train dashed aloii the rior beeaiue more intense, and when he ran into the station iie was almost completely paralyzed. His left arm k one was of action, and witi th at lie shut old steam and turned is on for II last time sh 'ppm J tub n at the station. He was earned fr.-tl eah, ami before his Wile and eh.i.ln u could l e.'u'i his bedside lie was Spen'id ess and died in a lew minutes. He was pr.ict.eally dead before lie left tile ei. ine. ; eap-dd- th-li- i U liHt Jiiliituy 1 liotiglit. Ji'liBiiv K a m in irTH son mill likes to pi v in t In- .trih't jiM us w 11 as oth r 10 V Iff Ibfil Tr t Ui'V r ho Us o c ir. an wauls uhirh tiny i, hI ub proof of thi-iiippro.u'ii to HIhCiummI. .lohiaiV llkftl t lit hoiitfl of u lit n ho wuh ivutlaij-th''!i. Mu to hi. inot er. w ho act' us hi.i tutor, he btutiihhhl over somo words a litth larger tlmn his size, ami ejuoulatod: ' 11 1 t -- "! Jlaru the IV.i-'- n I words nuyuav! ln-tt- soon lie wearied of the whole thinnml exclaimed: Iarn this Mother said not ft word, hut the next day when lesson hour came she picked np Johnny hook and rend the lesson &9 Johnny had read it, Marti and all. Ihe hoy looked up in amazement, ami when the Second darn hml passed his mother's lips, he remarked; Well, I should think that people w hen thev net hi- - as , as you could say damn P Builalo Express. W lint W. Know of Color. All tlmt we know of color, its causes ami clVccts, is in connection with the wave theory of liyht. Color ilcpemls l upon tlu niiniher of liulit n lives from any object impiiivin upon the retina of the eye. Ju reri there ar- 4n,oo0 navis to the inch, iiml these wiil strike the eye at the rate of 447 millions of millions of pulsations per second. In violets there are 7)7,(100 fives to the inch, ami ti'.HJ millions of millions of pulsations pcrsecoml. The other colons have ae lights intermediate between these two. Color does not, therefore, evist either in tho object nor in tiie brain nor in the mind of the observer. It is an effect. There can be no appearance of a fire on a desolate island where there is no eye within seem distance. The chemical process called combustion yoes on, but there is no appearance of the flame save ben its waves strike upon the retina of , reth-etei- - n ee When you assist the needy enor-Everybo- dont do it ostentatiously. that is a closed sea or not is Whether knows a boarding house can realize still an openBehring question. 1,250 that ten boarders with lnnre appetiFor seven long years I struggled away 1,260 a mill, &c., until I was tes, are very hard upon the profit farming, running introduced to B. F. Johnson She tried, like a fortunately 1,250 of the concern. & Richmond, Va., by my brother, and all sorts I Co., went to work at once, and in seven 1,250 thorough business woman, of methods to check these ungodly months I had made more clear money than I had made in the seven years beappetites, but to no avail. One day she happened to tell her fore. They took me right bybe the hand 15,000 from tiie utart and seemed to very glad family doctor ot these ten hungry of the chance to show me how to do it.1 15,0fK) hoYV worried and men and said a man This is what a her, about they young 15,00(1 he said immediately: year or so ago of the Since that time lie has been stead15,000 Why, I can give you an easy firm.at work for them, and is now one of ily 15,000 remedy for that. the happiest men in America. If you need iSlie told him she would be very employment, it would be a good thing for 15.000 you to follow this young mans example. 15,000 much obliged to him for any help on thesubject, he could her that give Braid is the most fashionableofall trirn- 6,000 and moreover said that it would be minga. 5,000 worth a creat deal of money to her. Women who are fond of music naturally Well, said he, next week bake prefer the accordion-plaite5,00 skirt. I Out) a lot of lemon pieH andseethatthose when the artist, Moran, great despaired the of their share ten boarders 5,000 get he saw the Great Shoshone Falls it was so 6,041 pie. So his far there pencils cunning. 6,000 Is that all your prescription, doc- are beyond wonderful dreams of beauty in the 5,0o0 2.500 tor? of Amerthe loveliness said the lady. grand tempestuous 2.5oo Yes ma'am, he replied, and you ican Alps ia Colorado, which are st once 2,5u0 the aspiration and the despuir of painter 2,5u0 will find it quite enough, and poet. Splendid beyond comparison is numbilked she week a So the next 2,500 superb scenery along the South Park 2.500 ber of lemon pies, aud she saw to it Division of the Union Pacific in Colorado, National Bank of the Commonwealth, 10,000 Bonton, Man 10,000 run.. Dr. W. H. Dibble, Middletown, Conn v' Geo. W. Bewail, Chicago, III 10,000 1 Wi' EamiltoB Natioual Bauk, of Fort Wa.vne, Ind 10,00ft Mrs. J H. Browu, Diuk-huAriz 5,000 A Depositor, Union National Bunk, New 5,ftft Orleuns, La DRAWING OF MAY 14, 19. Fhat National Bank. Taylor, Tex 5,000 Alex. Tafaureau, 152 Chartre St., New Mrs. E. M. Johnson. Albany, New York... 5,000 I.a Orleans 2u05 North Frout street, Isaac Willin A Margaret Friot, San Francis" 6,000 Allred Phhadelphia, Da co, tal A Depositor, Branch State National Bunk, iaw New Orl-an- s, La 6,000 Wm. S. Join son, Boston, Mass A correspondent through Wells, Fargo Id 0! Theo. W, Fricke, 244 South Broadway at., A Co.s Bank of Sun Francisco 4 5000 Baltimore, Mil ,lr A depositor New Orleans National A Depositor, through Wells, Fargo A Co., Bank, New Orleans, La Han Francisco, Cal ovia: David Simmons, 117 Charlotte St., PeJ. Withers, Jr.s San Antonio, Tex j 1: v Uilur g j0gHr8f YYinterset, la oria, III Wm. H. Reigart, Peoria, III nil. Mrs.M. B. Bond, Jersey City, N. J B. Baird, room U, Lakeside Building F. Martin, Ambia, Tex rp . J. Chicago, 111 ' City National Bank. Cairo, Ills A thr Merchants National party through United States ExBank, Louisville, Ky National German-Americapress Co.. Chicago. S.Ill Bank, St. F. Faglin a. care A. ; Paul, Minn Blake, 3o9 Canal 2,50ft C 0. Diidine A Co., St. Joseph, Mo St., New York city 2,5oo First National Bank of Detroit, Mich.. 2,500 Chicago National Bank, Chicago. Ill Bidwell A Donovan, 118Y Niagara St., Bank, Limited, San ? and 5 2 Rhode Island St.. It u tlalo, N.Y 1,25 Francisco, Cal L M. Fry, Weatherford, Tex Oma2054 Julius Liehr, Doppleton, Ave., n Bank San Francisco 1,250 ha, Neb G. C. Goodrich, Baltimore, Md 1,250 Riggs A Co., Washington, D. C John F. Burns, Guardian, care of Diggs A Rudolph Hloomquist, Chicago, III..,. .. ... 1.250 J. I'. Collins, Atlanta, Ga Selma, Ala A. Keilar, Lamar, Mo 1,250 First National Bank, Omaha, Neb as F. A. Harris, Boston. Mass ith K. C. Palmer, 721 Eighth St-- , N. DRAWING OF FEBRUARY 12, 1SSS, Washington, D. 0 ijr H. Nowack, Sealy, Tex T . . London, Paris and American Bank Lindt- 2.500 T. Consodine, Villa Rica, Ga Ju?ll ed. San Francisco, Cnl 45, W First Natl Bank, Honey Grove, Tex... 2.500 11 V ; Albert Leonard,, 1,445 East Franklin St., La St. 2,500 Bernard Rottno Esteves. Parish, Sft.ftftft Va ,i' A.Richmond, lL L. Adler, care Fclsenthai, Grass A MilE. Pierce, Boston, Mas- 2,500 lll.4 Chicago, ler, low Geo. E. Bartlett-- Boston, Mass 15,000 2.500 Thos. Williams. Steubenville, 0 Wm. Babson, care Bressons Express, i ,u New York National Bank, City city.... 2,5o0 15,000 Boston, Mass Ul'.de F. W. Smith, San Jose, Cal 15.000 Matthew P. Brown. 185 Brookline St., 1,250 Mass E. C. Bartholomew, Titusville, Pa 15.0K Cambritlgeport. .v J. W. ( lough, 37 Merchants Row, BosC. v, Terrell, Deratur, Tex 1,250 .. Mass ton, 15, non Bank. San Franci-co.htTUj M. J. Mokier, Boys House ot Refuge, , ,, Citizens Nat. Bank of Kanins Citv. Mo... 15,ooo 1,250 La New Orleans, Union Nat. Bauk of Kansas City, Mo 15,unn fssr' A depositor. Canal Bnnk, New Orleans Jno. N. Rnmbault, 201 Decatur St., 3.250 15,ld0 New Orleans, La .. . A YYeils, Fargo A Co.a depositor through n W s;Bank, San Francisco 1,250 Bank.SHn Francico blotV Third National Bank of Detroit. Mich Not Know III Audience, Bank of San Francisco, lie Did US k Cal of rmiftio stood The professor youiiLf A Co.s Bank, San Franciapula: Wells, fa COlir ion-tra- i t 1.1s e , , ) 1.250 The bank of Key YY'est, Kc.v YYVst, Fla Two Depositor through YYella, Fargo & Co,' Bank, San Francisco, Cal roll j Ma-- R.OftO L Fargo Frank J. Knvht, Knukiike, t!iet, i . 1 r 1 1.250 Mich )p nn-f- t T-- . Britton A Kounrx, Natchez, Miis Mr. John Feeder, i orrediouville, Iowa.. Pacific Bank of San h ranWsco. Cal llo' Memphis Natl Bauk of Memphis, Tenn.... l!li t r.t-.s- 6.C1A I i t. Oo 5,040 - a ..- -t III, I, of an la-tns- ir. la. tefesrram : The i'ody 'e 'a; - I '.a Mrytfs, a passenger train ear ' rn' ill t . Wabash, who oie.l We.i-s lav, was 'aura d m to dav. tins Meters was stricken withcityiwtalysis w hi.-Ill-ai- . " j rvfiiUuiT riirlit It t. !: !! o' are railed "!i cit; you George Beublii' i. l. U 1 M nt:.MU st , i hi ago r:i:!i. or. lit christened r. ;.i Henry a liejMitor, I n.on Nattonai Baca. New a f.iYVl cjilied Ii.iak, iu-- urdinjJT to the Amu A Ltd'll, lia.ve-ttf .IM' G W, Tn iple.d Tali.er of the 1ittsburgll 5 PittsBe.d. Mass Peter Shwe kharr. i.iuporia, Ptmi.... Lh'iuti h. K etc ham Nat- Bank, loeio,s U... H. Th ii;H .. .. 6.uet A uewjiiijier man who i piven to se.er. nut h st. Toledo. Lor? 5jmi H. Tiieilbar, Li Aibrt himsilfin eccentrio ways nmusiiijr A. i.M latrhcr. PhiSatu pb.a. Pa A (lepwieittir. peo pi,once at a he-- fur a hearty Bank. X r.an wai National Bank, I.omisx i je. Ky ... 2..S4 Cty V It Murphy, lauah while traveling toward Clevei. i..w U an 1. Neb W I e.Jf rd. Huuibciut. Mich 2 o land over the I ake Shore railroad, ,kt" David. Fred 2.0UU Vgr t , New York J. Pav'.gnnw. V 1. C. F. society. New his knew and lie that Hedf companion Mar 2.5i0 Division Sr. N Y 2 rAi a hont tl;rv hours ot a com mod at Henry itt kowki, Anglo Nail Bankf Saul raneiseo .. 2.5 tarmers Bang f hresmi Kiono. 2.5t0 weariness lay he'ore tliem ;md O. 1. Hunt. Medarvij.e. ind....... la.. 2.510 J. N dan. Id Jo. let St .lone , 1L.... 2, though they had a "rooij many broad Geo. K. Bram-hBoMon, Maa. 2.:k sinih-in H. P. Bemi's, an Joe, a quart bottle they desired 1.2J4J hi T. H. Trtin, 'I nu- ..! e. Pa 1.24 to sliatter the monotony. somethin' D. Giovannoiu. md Bwav, New York. 1,20U A through YWJ,, argo An idea struck the newspaper man Co. a Bank ot sun rant seo 1.2f4t A 1.24' Correspondent iq Bangor. Me At the first. next station the train Masonic savings Bunk, i oui&vi.;e. Ky. l.2A A. Piper, Kan l,2oj stopped ut tin re wastlie usual crowd Yalentine Balz. 21& Archer Ave., laof an why rust ies assembled to see the eago, LI Si d ci YYibi shurg. Tnd .... ... L4I train come in and pro out. As the Froth rick hnnk. Detroit, Mich . V. a d. I ml ana p no nd 1,2,'itj train was mm inpr out the two travDan Dtw ,ey. waohiuan II. elers in search of tun raised the ear B. 1cput. New nt una. La 1.2V S. 1. Yootlward, B.oom n.iun. l.j 1.2'i windows, and. leaninprout with an Fourth Natl Bunk. Nusr.v i 1. . Jno Lems. 232 N. MeobS. h.cago. III. 1.2VU nir of intense eagerness, shouted loudly over and over apain: Hank! DHAYV1NG OF APKIL 16, lfullo. Hank'. Frank KnfeSand, Boston, Mass lv.noii .Nearly all the men sprang forward IB Otto Von enburg. Halicttavlle.Tex as they did so the jocose traveland Merchant Nat l Bank, IV.ood Me ibe. ater YVin Ha wiinson, ers fell hack into their seats, lauprh-iiS. (' ...... 15,000 exingtou, Gi n. Ufhce t, l B.S. AHvndinun, immoderately. They repeated lV.nufi J. K. K., Chicago. l!i V. YVeber. lla I. da rtv St., Cleveland, b 15.ol this mild practical joke at several stations with the same results, and then the lanp-- went over the other .side. They were leavimr a small town, and making the Hanks in the crowd pro through the usual evolutions, when the engineer, for some reason or other, sto)ped the train. The jokers Yvcrestill shouting Hank! Hank! when the cars came to a standstill. Several of the Hanks mine up to 11)4 curwimloYV, and wanted to know why they had htvn c.iiumI. One very hiuc tanner fruessed the meaning of the whole business, and tried hard to reach the head of the newspaper man with his list. The crowd was about to board AngSo a itornmn bank San Framvaco A CMirrespondont through YVe!N, Fargo cars and take venrence on their the A Co.s Brnu: of San rutuusco, Cai... E. Nettie, i helmatord. Mass when the conductor 2,510 tormentors A u. 2.54 Mult 1. Co., Sacramento, Cal started the train in a hurry and S. Fried. ('anal St New York city.. of danger. 2 5 0 pulled the latter out Geo. A. H, tVibey, YVaeh.ngton. D. C.. 2. .51 S. Grabinskev, 711 7th st.. st. Louis.... There yvus no more crying of HankT 2.fH0 First National Bank of Taylor, Rock County Nat Hunk. lancgvihe, Wig 2 50 after that. 1 12,500 First Natl Bank of Sulphur Springs, Tex., Cha. Fdwards North Platte, Neb Geo. Hinck. ! Columbia St., New York.... Bomllot A Snyder, 129 Bank ave,. Philadelphia. Pa R. A. Johnson. 2 Garden St. Arch, Boa- ton, Mass Waggoner Jt Karsh. Purcell, Ind. Ter D. L. Collin- -, Augusta, Ga A correepoudeut at Vera Cruz, Mex Allen Bros., Pubu'jue, Iowa Mr. Thom. is M. Scheiuler, ItjttQ Arch St., Philadelphia. Pa Southwestern National Bank of Phiiadel. phia, Pa E. Sehnitzer, 112 CanalSt , New YorkCity. A Robinson. Baltimore, Md Mrs M. Burke, oopersfown. Win J. ( Tolson. Gadsden, Ala Vicksburg Bank, Vicksburg, Miss Marx Harder, Rock Islnud, 111 First Nat'l Bank of Waverlv, New York... John H. olff. Fast Liberty, Pa D. Helborn. care Meyerhoff A Kiciieugreen, Market st. Philu , Pa Island City S'v'gs Bank, Galveston, 'lex.. SainlHayeh.TLti Morgan St., St. Lorn. Mo. E. H. Wai ter, Uti W. 17ih St., New Yoik... J. McGowan. 1070 Third Ave., New York.. G. YV. ilton, 142 W. 124th St., New York.. R. Rothstem, 40 E. Broadwav.New Y ork.. Mary E. Thorne, Dll Grand River Ave., Detroit, Mich.... Wai. W. Sebotd, 713 Dubon St., Detroit. Xi t Haul. All 1 15,000 i d Jcr. Uere 2.-- DRAWING OF DECEMBER IS, lvv. Ind EnldaRoat. "ana-ah- . $ Louisa iiarie.l. 4J ret Sad St., New hire. York t lty Pa C. Stalk. Philadelphia. New York, N. Y A. H. AleVimh-r- , John E. Hill. Manor, TrnvmCo., Tet I niun National Bunk New A depositor, Orleans, l.a T. C. S. Hatch. Mutiivgor. Tex fauiael Nhiiruier. Petaluma. C1 Eugene Br;u ktt. Sail Fraru ico, tul Costa A Gama, (iij.tvn.n, M, x Me Bert L. Iw ilie , I .ew Col ... Carbonate Nat l hank of A 1714 C, E. Lombard Louie Kb!er Bro., , St., Baltimore. A! i Geo. Wm. Snawforth, Denver, Col Fire depositor , tktuiuh Wells. Fargo Cal Co.. San I'niiM-iHeoClarence L Miller, Lower iiluge Nova Can. ida Scotia, E. 0. Whit tl y tMwtU. N.-peter Flic. . :i- - K. Morn St., Indinuapo- Luwoon. Puri- - A A:tieriaa Bank, Limited, San I raii'-U- i o. Cal A depositor, iinuama Sai'.us Bank. Nw Orleans, La J. B. Melody A Mis Florence Bastomb, Chicago, TIjm . of ?t- - prizes above One Thoa-gu- d Dollar paid b to Loui-ian- a State Lottery ronipuny dunnir the Six mouths ending name-aud addresses together with the given xo the r'utupanv bv the holders, omitting who have it. lhO Keeipts tor tb- - amounts are oa hie at the tLcet trf the Company. l:- partial A h.(s 6. before his Audience outwardly calm, but He was his heart was beating wildly. about to perform his creates, moat bewildering feat of leiredermaiu. The excitement of the prestidigitator had communicated itself to his auditors. In breathless expectation they awaited his next movement. He stood with one hand resting on the cover of a mysterious cylinder, and the other extended toward the audience. Will some person in the room please lend me a handkerchief for a few moments?' he asked at last, with a winning smile. No response. There wasnt a handkerchief in the crowd. He had forgotten he was in St. Louis. Half an hour after a crestfallen professor of magic was nmkin ,, Ins way out of town, followed by a gang of infuri ated natives, who called him a snide and an imposter, and threw stones nt him. His great trick had been a failure. Chicago Tribune. Itt-a- l rig In i lover. Lonil In a liirjro ywixIoyv of ft clothing store is a of inpuzzle that is attracting a crowd terested people every day. The window is transformed into a semblance of the puzzle, the partitions being lowin the fasfences, and running about ornamented sages are four small pigs with bows of delicately colored ribbons. en- A little boy in the guise of a farmer the pen, deavors to drive them into watch outwhile the crowd of people side. Just as he succeeds m getting two of them into the inner ring one or trot them will jump the railings and after direction, leisurely in the opimsite manner of pigs. the customary perverse No one has ever seen all the pigs in the amount of money pen at once, and the those pigs that hae been wagered onwould bmld and their juvenile driver the centennial arch and relieve the Johnstown sufferers. No Turk will enter a sitting room with dirty ahoee. Thick Mili.nsd. The disfdiotion of leiu the thiekest-skinm-- d (pi.idti uped beloUs tottie Inhliaa-ero--- . wle-sdian hide has a so knotty or itrauitlated surface, and as t- resist tiie claws of impetu tral-hthe hi'ii or ti'er, the sword, or the balls of tin musket, So etilf ami hard is tne bkiu that were it not divided bv creases or folds the animal imprisoned in its armor could scarcely move. It is manufactured into leather of yivut stieiiirth ami durability, and targets and shields are made of it that are absolutely proof against darts or sword strokes. The skin of the hippopotamus runs that of the rhinoceros very closely as regards thlckuess. When dried it is also used for Bhields, which are highly prized by the nutives. Iii Hu of Sclfiicf. Good heavens, Pyspeptie patient doctor, what are you talking all those murderous thiims out for? Zealous physician, who worships his Tor the autopsy; I am profession jroin to find out just what is the matter 1 - lntrt w itli you. Alarmed patient, who is unduly sensitive but i am not dead dead. Calm physician No, but you miht I would la- - otherdie some time w lo-i wise encased, ali it is not well to delay t lie uiitoi-Mmini dcv seizes upon the more delicate tissue. Hold your breath while takeout Join hlils, please. burdette. 'I FNinif, Oregon, lit Aamdl 1 ttt tiv Mi:j. fiiim'iV c IntiMft. r liu l. grti it, (fiMl vt(l HI u r v la Hit hid intot-M- , in Org u .,N bvt. Artis luiiu.fcTti urt ii...ra, i oriUaci. Oiemt. d that the ten . boarders were, ;In ninety-nin- cases in e a hundred tll9 helped twice to the pie the first day. fnan vou wish dead outlives you. After that she noticed gradually that t two stamps we will send their appetites fell away, and at the youForone of the handsomest elmauacs in end of the week there was an un- the country. Homestead, Omaha, Neb. mistakable diminution in the bill lor W. Va., has the worlds largest Wheeling provisions required for that board- nail plant. ing house. The lemon pie diet was continued Fourlli of July Girnriloua. For the Fourth of July celebrations the until the boardinjr house became as Onion Pacific Kaileay, The Overland profitable as it had previously been Route, will make a rate of oue fare for is within not It my unprofitable. th. round trip from all stations at which power to say exactly, how the lemon tickets are sold to any other point on its but on the average boarder, lines within 200 miles. pie acts will be sold July 3rd it is certainly a fact that in this case andExeursion tickets on date ot sale, and the lemon pies produced what no good4th, good going until July 5th, inclusive. returning could accomof other system dieting A large cumber of cities and towns on plish. This recipe may b of use to the line of the Union Pacific Railway are preparing to celebrate the coming Fourth of July in an elaborate manner and will offer a very enjoyable program for the en- , Uispatcn. tertainment of their guests. The above special excursion rate are The 44lorlous Apple Tree. given in order that you may take your . family and friends to any of the numerous Men Will journey a lon listance, p01nt. of interest and assist in the various women will go into ecstasies, adjec- celebrations. For detailed rates, tickets, timeo! trains, tives Will be worn into shreds, and etc., call on or address any ticket agent of crowds will push and jostle to see a the Union Pacific Railwav. century plant in full bloom. It, now, mi'er.-Ou- t. A Hint for a good, healthy, honest old appleto If are camp out in the going you in huntree would hloom but once a woods this summer and want to enjoy dred years, the century plant would yourself, said a veteran in the business, of tiie party. utterly forgotten. The over- - Ue sure of the make-uwhelming beauty and fragrance of a camp should never contain any but the tree would infinitely surpass the the most congenial spirits. A person follow, os things go odorless glories ot Ihe plant. In the maybe a tip-today, and yet be a disturbing eleraritv of its flowering, however, the- every ent ,n a camp, ii.ere should never phant wins men's awe struck ndn.ira- be a kicker in the pnrty. A man who annual tree's the and apple tion, will shirk any duty about a camp w id prodigality of sweetness is taken as set the whole party by tiie ears in u a matter of course. But its beauty short time. You dont want with yon should find hearty recognition. A the fellow who is always watching lib best place by the fire, May minus apple blossoms would be chance to get the preferable corner for a bunk, or the wej njcrh as dreary as November, the brow nest trout for breakfast, or who is xen thousand lovely flowers on a m unseemly haste to be tiro first on tiie and of a mass stalk, pcr.ume, single or jtlje with his rod. And never n fabric of delicate beauty wherein go into camp with three in a party. is sea. a. shells the tint of thousand There will be trouble, sure, if you do. seen! And yet, by reason of its com- It is a singular freak of camp human monness, the apple tree in full. hloom nature for men to divide in couples. thug fareceives small tribute of praise and Two of your three campers will will natthird tiie and vor one another, If, through some appreciation. Two is dissatisfied. become urally law of man or nature, each state in company and three is none in camp. this Union could grow hut one apple Have your party an even number, whattree, that tree in early May would be ever you do. Philadelphia Press. a greater thing for that state than is We will give $100 reward for any case of Kiffel's thousand foot tower on the raterrh that cannot be cured with Hall a banks of the Seine. Bittsburg Catarrh Cure. Taken internally. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Proprs., two-cen- a to warrant their iUHnufact urera tn supplying them to th people (as t hey are (Dung through all drug-o- n curative properties such conditions as no other are sold under, vix.: that they shall either benetit or cure the patient, or all med-u-ino- rt money paid tor them will be refunded. (Gdden Medical Discovery is specifio for catarrh in the head ami all bronchial, throat ml lung diene. it taken in tim and L'lven a fair trial. Money will be refunded if it does not benefit or cure. 'I he Pr. Pierces Pellets gently laxative or actively cathartic according to dose, 25 cents. Atlanta, Ga has a rolling mill ng ul ut six himdreu men. p ( , . j 1 Toledo, O. employi- THE QUESTION one asks themselves after a nijht made unpleasant by a barbarous toothache, is: What shall I get to cure it? Were that question addressed to a Druggist THE ANSWER would be: liocnre n bolt!. of Terry Uavis and use it according It cure-- - like maie. Ia to directions. se.i cases what a happuie-- s to have at Tain-Kille- r, hand an instant relief such as A rrinct m li (Mreqiie Moiiihs of AusV N is Tiie inmvss is thK wi- !Mettrni(l, PAIN-KILLE- R ha oroved itself be. Physicians say of tho-- e Kcmedics which is calculstea to relieve an immense amount of suffering. it Is i k- -e visitiiux Paris. ttiest, mod tlanijenms, brilliant, sards-ti- o and fascinating Yeoman in Kuroi She does the most eccentric things to a gentle ailjoctive-n- ml society To her is duo the introiluotion of the circus anion people if leisure. sbovr that almost every other descripHie is fond of smoking a pipe, and as tion of pain is relieved by its applicst-tion- , she increases in years is more ami more external and internal. dependent on tobacco for consolation. She speaks a number of languages sell Iani-Kille- r. All fluently, even then profane. Altogether slie is the most picturestpie woman in H5c.. 50c-- and $1 00 a bottle. Europe. New Volk World. RESULTS Druists . There are people using Dobbins Electric Soho who commenced it un4 in 1N(5. YNould tin te the cane were it not the purest and most econonrcal oap made. Ask your grocer for it. Hook out for imitations. Dobbins. OIBEAI to!i to-da- v Don't introduce a ladys name where you wouldn't introduce the lady. The splendor of the American Alps are beginning to be appreciated by our people, and a visit to Swit xerland for gorgeous scenery is unnecessary. The picturesque mountain resorts on the South Park Division of the Union Pacific in Colorado are absoluttdy unrivalled on this continent. To lovers Never put off till can woo what-yo- to-da- CARTER'S t el cured loft IJttle lilU. r Thoy lo reli4to Die t tten from Ihewe Iyp-pift,I- (liKr'HUoaud l 'oHtarl rein Luting. A ITTLE iv IVER PIUS. j! ff forPiiuif-Mfl.Niiueeu- bad Tfwt the Mouth, Coateot mi the Hide j T4H!H LlYLlt. The' Bowel j the regulate Purely Voitahle. 1'itngue.pMin Price 25 Cents. micsra CASTES CO., 1TZW YOAS. Small Pill. Small Dose. Small MnwibHQpnnWM'W JRADFIELDS1 Ssle Sinoke t he Sheriff SaleSegar. A straight 10 cents 11a van a Cigar for 5 cents. A $500,000 cotton mill in building iu Spartansburg, S. C FENtyLE REGULATOR When When When When Baby was sick, we gave her Caatorla, she was c, Child, slto cried for Castoria, she became Mias, she clung to Castoria, she had Children, she gave them Castoria, MENSTRUATION MONTHLY KlCKN LSS CYYNNGX OV VYtf. DViKING S' WClR:!1G AilVBC MOJutA If 6M.KT JS oo. T 0,rV4 0 M A N 'jVuuofRtl BRA0F!L0 REGULATOR CO. ATLANTA GA. SMjMrAUMitiiT, 1 hen is a very superior creature, could never lav i corner-stone- . A j Summer 'fl our via the ITabaeli. trip tirket are now on sale to the hummer reouris ol Michigan, New York RhuimI Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine, Mary land, Virginia, and all the principal resorts of the United Htatee ami Canada. Also one why and round trip rickets to Liver pool, London, 1'arU, and nil parts of Europe via all linen at lowest rates. Write for full par to or call on the unden-tgueticulars in regard to routH, rates, etc. G. N. ('layton, N. W. I, and Ticket Agent, I5G2 Faroam street, Omaha, Neb. If a man caHn you a fool don't ask him to prove it. He may do it. end five of TuuDl's Punch,' A Pocket Cigar C U (or c. Tbs drunken waiter is easily tipped. prescribe liKtmn. D. K. DYCFl ( SI. 00. Stiffness-SHlffBcfcSWs- a e. K k CO.. hirago, JIL Bold bjr PruxfMM. ASTHMA CURED Aatbmat rsnraiwtirMn. (lermsn vxedki rwwfiti Lae wore! ranee. Insures eCfecUcnre wboreaJl others fah. J aermmnres ik ; ; mol Td .OO.oi amp Dali Prl(Sd4)rlfnd b? mat). Sacuple KB fek L Psnl.Mno H1)fTFFM A N i riairrgiraBgaESES3a JoYvnstown Horror! New The .Tohnwtown Horror or Our Book. the hiosi tluiUlng bok ever of Death, Valley n H ANTUD In every township. For lnBut ti AGKN tn iiii and clrunlara. an1m National Puo. Co., 219 tliao, III. ClarK bireel, Orators c.'isC and fully Hg H a Die only pTific for the certain curs of this difkoa, G. H. KAM.M. D., Amalrrdaai, N. Y. We bave sold Big G for Tnanv years, and it baa given the best of aalia dorwo but she dud that Kinos CPr fur Couufnjtiion nOt only PLKVKNT8, but elfro CULLS Boarso noe. .. NAIIAVIA, the gieur Mexfoan Remedy, I feMiiiwag potiliively and eimau'0 lv cures all A mlnaiile mdic4ne famalr Irregulariiien liellef i. lTnmillni e. r for ir u'ari. YUCATAJf MEDlt.iNK COMPANY. JH YV. lull m.. New York. KiaOERSMSTItlEgJilm Charlestown. At Daraoirra akd Dialimr. TM CHARLES A. VOCCLIR C0 Bamara, BA Ud Bs EJ1 ? COID MONEY voitit'er LABOR. the Right4, Wrongs and Remedies of (omplete history of the laboring mn fully diecueed. told Karmen Alhanro One agent ISflntday another M liberal terms for Write Now la the be iSdaTS. quick and territory to Ha 6mlth A COi ChiOSgOtlil Penman-hi- STUDY. A ruli luetic. Shorthand, etc., thor- nughlv taught hnuml. Low rates. Circulars free. BUY ANTS COi.LKGK, 4j1 Main btM Buflalo, N. Y. find Plsos Cure for TH B Consumption BEST remedy for hoarseness and to clear the throat. . p Lead. Tly medicines outsell all otbera. Because o! their poaedir.g such superior Df-- above-mentione- ' hf W Pp. Pierce 99. EKKR. Samples under buttes leet. YVriteBew-ntday. Rein Holder Co..Hollv. llicti. Wt.r Safety h5Lines m worth 15 |