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I laney spent a few dayst oiirt House last week

William of Calvertnow fixing up his

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unt of her tripi Anderson of LouisvilleCiting Mr and Mrs L-

Ath street northwestuiccr Jefferson Thomas ofiitdnct is seriously ill with

k i Malaria Fever Mr Thornc i untiiied several week-

sI quite ill andu trom her duties in school

tiic regret of Germany friends

lni Junifer of New aii man is visiting his

ii 9th street northeastone of the best colored

that you will find in a days

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hive returned fnom their vaat Atlantic City id-

Vjrk were greatlydicer

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f tn iitd last week from theirIio cent iii Boston and other-t in east It was hard for-

t to leave the many friendsa HI uK in Boston

iro ins great credit house is workht and day to meet the de

mis ai its patrons They furnishr from the kitchen to the

uc All on credit Stop in andoUt voururder for your carpets andiulure

J N Abby of Galbriath A Mf rimrch delivered an eloquentif nUn List Thursday on the and

IresideMt McKinley Thetor is working hard his church

a smiles at the petty oposithat lie meets

Mrs Aillintr Campbell 202 R streetc mother of Miss E V

a teacher in the publich seriously ill Miss

IMS the sympathies of friends Inne uf her mother

mi Lamax of Manassasf Va aRepublican stumper looks

VM the political battlefieldt 4r rages without the Colnaiicr Leon Davis ofi

the-e La raving is on the sick list

Mrs Frank Gnines who leftt eeral weeks ago on a visit

Minn returned to the cityi MU These two well known

hat an enjoyable time Inwere highly entertained

tif Mcr of Gaskin of theskin and Gaines They

Buffalo exposition andr ni some handsome and

i was our confidence inlivery thrt a change for the-

t persorage of our slainbeen a hooted

yet just when thereached the pinacle in

reality of its encourateTd rome from Buffalo

wf seedily sinking due toof the heart and-

re to rtspond any longer to thentiseptics that were there

administerd Newswhich way that the

iiicttain would not recoverquestion of only a few

Mi anity regardless of ageionality the sad

lieuti nJ deprived themselvesr Mm that yesterday

i strickenedDistant belfries took up

tidings and withthe slumbering nati on

v test preident since theIuoln had past into the-M

beyond As a citizenstood in the lova

where every class couldtreated all alike The

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transactions of goodgovernment to sections remote the blessedness and the unchal-lenged civilization of a Christian peo-ple leaving little i the bosomthe sensible world for adversed critcism but it was for his integrity andhonesty of purpose that the bleedingrepublic mostly ladored him Since the

has been taken theremains of him there is only one

living emolument which can be keptus that is he died as he always

lived proclaiming peace and goodwill to men

President Theodore Roosevelt thetwentyfifth is youngest of Americanpresidents is 43 years old

Brooklyn N Y credited with aDoctor He lives soley by

his professior having a broad practiceMr Aron Russell Notary Public at

the United States Capitol and partyarrived from Canada NiagaraFalls Thursday eveiing via BuffaloWhile at Buffalo they met Mr and MrsSt Clair During President McKinleysfour years and six months of executiverule Mr St Clair was steward of theWhite House and conducted affairswithout a flaw Mr Russell and partywere an the exposition grounds whenthe fatal affair happened The lady attendents were Mrs Catherine RussellMiss May Russell and the MissesThomas of Uapitol Hill

Miss Brunetta Hill a charmingyoung teacher of Birmingham Alain company with her sister Mrs Porterof Scranton Pa were the guestof Mrs Kinney 1829 Vermont avenuelast week Miss Hill is quite and accomplished young lady and easily winsfriendship ever she goes Mrstorter Is equally as and hatsocial that are exceedinglytasteful A reception was endere-dt em Friday evening by Mrs Kenney

her residence and it gives withoutsaying that every pleasant time wasspent They left Saturday morninghighly delighted with the city and itspeople

Miss Zorra Hughes and her sisterPearl have returned from AtlanticCity after a stay of three weeksTheir trip to the sea has decidedlybenefited them

It is rumored that United StatesSenator Wellington of Maryland willbe expellee from the Senate nextsession of Congress Who said BenTillman would go too

There is sort of a question in thelynching region

H EUGENE WILSON

A CENTURY OF PROGRESS-

It has been for Prof E EDolbear of the United States to givemost striking summary of th worldsprogress in science during the century Justclosed It Is an admirable instance of themultura in parvo brings home thesalient points of the century in a waythat volumes of learned disquisition wouldnot do

We received 23 chemical elementswo bequeath SO

We received the stairway we bequeath the elevator

We received the gunpowder we be-

queath nitroglycerinWe received the tallow dip we be

queath the arc lightWe received the sailing ship we be

queath the steamshipWe received the sickle we be

queath the harvesterWe received ordinary light we tie

queath Roentgen raysWe received the galvanic battery

we bequeath the dynamoWe received the flintlock we be

queath automatic MaximsWe received the scythe we be

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we bequeath the steam fire engineWe received the hand printing

press we bequeath the Hoe cylinderpress

We received the hand loom wo bequeath the cotton and woolen fac

toryWereceived the average duration-

of life of 30 years we bequeath 40

yearsWe received the gooiequill we be-

queath the fountain pen and

We received the weather unan-

nounced we bequeath the weatherbureau

We received unallocable pain webequeath aseptics chloroform etherand cocaine

We received wood and stone foratructures we bequeath 20storiedsteel buildings

We received the beacon signal firewe bequeath the telephone and wireless telegraphy-

We received the painters brushwe bequeath lithography the cameraand color photography-

The nineteenth century receivedfrom its predecessors the horse We

bequeath the bicycle the locomotiveand the automobile-

A bookstall clerk at a big Londonterminus was recently deputed towrite a label for a bundle of detectivestories The label was duly writtenand affixed to the books It was thendiscovered that intending purchaserswere informed that the books consisted of Detective stories by wellknowiiwriters London Globe

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Alexander the Great preferred tamfrg fiery and unmanageable horses tomy other diversion

Honorius ruler of the western empire of Rome was supremely happywhen with a pet hen

Charlemagne devoted much of irisspare time to swimming and easilyoutstripped all who competed against

himAqueen of Denmark as a pastime

made dresses and proudly claimedthat most of her garments were theYork of her own hands

Caligula emperor of Rome amusedhimself by feeding human beings towild beasts in a portion of his palacexpressly arranged for that purpose

Frederick the Great found neededrest in playing with dogs and his lastwords were Cover him he is coldreferring to a hound that had placedhis nose against the hand of the dyingmonarch

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The Rontgen rays are now used as atest for death the body after deathbeing far more opaque to them thanduring life

The malaptecurus a fish only eightinches long can develop a shock of 20volts of electricity in the twothousandth part of a second

Consul General Guenther of Frankfort says that according to experiments conducted by Mr H Janssen onMount Blanc it is not necessary toerect poles for stringing telephoneand telegraph wires in snowcoveredcountries If the snow is several inchesthick it serves as a good insulator thewires can simply be laid down and beready for transmission of messagesThe consul general adds that similarexperiments with equally favorableresults were made on Mount Aetna

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