' r fvT; - A -.--.. • • ? . TMI^T PAUI, GLOBE, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1901.

press country.'?; , larce 01 cio&ea. petition, % for the benefit of one ? tax Ito ~4cover offenses of the .;most flagrant GLOBE'S ATELEPHONE CALLS.- of . the Tne - farid sessions is at worst a harmless one, ,save. the other out of existence. •^character against every? recosn:zed'.7civil --' y'•X. 2 y-.-;T."• THE . NORTHWESTER!? yT \u25a0power do -riot j •\u25a0.. pos- ' right of "; so far as relates to the ;reputation ?of the f? This we think is.'. the individual. \u25a0"." - '. . ¥XM^^jtms m Business OiHce 10*35 Clnln -- ..... body which plays it; but -it is ? one which y sessed by any legislative body under the $ 78 "Mnln -\u25a0 Jha fEdltorinllloouiß in absenting himself Globes Senator McLaurin ;^;^l^p3^^y^ .... ' American people are riot quite.willing constitution. f Should the ; Grout 7 bill 'pass? . Composing Room "0»4 -.Main the !from; the . . ... ".? long \u25a0\u25a0 as ', it to; Democratic ' senatorial?:caucus: 'maintained Try* a body -of the it will liveionly -sO tak.7s J f ATA? MISSISSIPPIfVALLEY..Tf 7 shall be shows 7 that 7 the'denial?*- Shis' resisna- k|tS:-mee-r: - ability secure a decision .from the supreme court. Business Ofllce .—'. . . .7. • • 1005 recognized grcatyintdUgencey and itibnT? made ;a ?' day ox. two.. since -by the * Al - of legislation: is 78 senate, involves- a., y the -.United States??: Such - pitchfork statesman, fool Editorial Room*. ... • • • • of the .It- reflection was not• such a Correct Snglish and jiowto Use <9t. on their own right to know, within rea- clearly against public policy and danger- proceeding McLaurin is no*. attending ous as a precedent. It is class' legislation a Democrat he should, .get out arid let the son, all: the- circumstances the of tail, ---*''_- BY JOSEPHINE;TURCK;BAkEit'i>^.^?r-!- governor appoint yWagging his stump fa* the brindle* r ... . \u25a0\u25a0?. Site §*\u2666 miobz public carried" to the "superlative degree. of South.? Carolina?? a- T-urp trotted?:"quietly ; along-, behind;' his l*cmi conduct of their business.' ?:A.?AA? ' VII. y ' " --—t^*' ;2.7'y-y^-' Democrat ;in his it would even be ' master. He was '?' justA common cur, CHAPTER Note—Were is used with the present \u25a0'. .- \u25a0 r ~ \u25a0„\u25a0" -.7. ? :—- aff 7 \u25a0'.."\u25a0 —'. — \u25a0*". . '.' &-. '- .?\u25a0 —'•' * more v homely'enough? string infinitive or the present participle to ex- 1 .'reports; are -.":true" Senator - -.There-is" onywhich'the—— entire peo-y to the vSiterest of '*. the 'state and" to make a of? pug-7 | If current' Qhe"decd press PAUL clog ? bells jingle out j:of; tune, but there Common the a future, event; about which there •; OFFICIAL PAPER, CITY OF ST. Sena- more: inf accordfe*A"e^r*^th ? political morals j .ErrorsT(it? Careless. will put a sharp knife" into ple unite in"sustainment was *a- mean looking overhang above his \u25a0 is-uncertainty. It is properly used when Hanna of Minnesota ,if cannot | A:y":A.;A-?-f;S:.Sz>catLOt.*T: -V?f7r; ":?„.'; ' the Public ; representative who * should can be CO., stbcking'ChristriiaSeve. of representatives "in congress, left eye -; told ? ofr blooded I - used in Its stead. Exam- THE fGLOBE PUBLISHERS.. tor Foraker's their with-? go into , his; -J that '=' ancestors.' is speaker- says, \u25a0-7 y* party^caqcusy should" go: into - master ;.-had noticed " overhang ylt. 'the careless who "I; :pies:7 I* : :' :\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0 ry- if, out .The- 7 the : I to, and, 1 petered at Postofflce": at St. Paul, Minn., out. regard, to party,? it is carried the -caucus:, of "his opposing party and .when [he -assumed ownership ;of the purp : I wish wan going Europe," "If: \u25a0lf -1- were, to .go I should..pay halfiof\ Matter. \u25a0-\u25a0 X TODA 'S GTOIiE. ;was going- 1 would- study French," in-. 7 the expenses. '. as Second-Class . i—that is the . refusal "of certain jot,those cast, his with the and was willingto pay 7' for a:license tag. : - ;f *..:-. fprtu-^e^"::rfonticaiiy 1 ' stead of .- the correct forms: \u25a0"I wish I If I*7were; going? I .... The master stopped hear?thefpostoffice, should pay-half of large number of pebple7will receive of -fy -y; " A gentlemen ratify infamous" members y--. going to ". \u25a0 \ : to' the attack ft^^paj^T?TA?f";: Were Europe.",? and I .expenses.- -\u25a0 :-. <\u25a0 7 rCITY SUBSCRIPTIONS. , . ?? 7 : to exchange "greetings with an jold ,friend. ? \"If were the : . y - a sort"of Christmas present' a copy of on institutions which yis involved :• in „?, iv \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0.-. , The- purp the mean looking eye trot- going I should, studyy French." It would Note—lf Irwere to go or if I were going as .free The — superintendent— ... police with [\u25a0 'plan speaker By Carrier. 1 mo 6 mos 1 12 mo i Tammany of be 'a.better the careless v equal I 1 3 today's Globe. Th© diStfibution of the-passage of the Philippine-tariff meas- ted ?- over ?to 7 the -c tone f and - squatted 7for^ 7 Jis to'"lf I jshould go," which is : Daily only .401 $2.25 \u25a0•;.«.(»: has just dismissed "captain for. neglect down on patiently I to stay home.and study English. How-'\u25a0'- .the fopm of- the" future tense of . the sub- 7 ...... 'sample copies is madet*for. .the -purpose;. .'-,-;.-:- ;: '?.\u25a0 his-haunches":to wait Daily and Sunday. .50 I 2.t0 : 5.00 ure. ?f -**- ~- yf. .-,'?" ?-7 -2 -A 'of7 duty in failing .."to report -disorderly until.the march should he resumed. Once •everT many persons -who-, are not .:care- :" junctive mood. . .'?\u25a0 ... '."\u25a0-... 15 -75 -1.00. to those 3-" " Sunday .... 1 - of . introducing Tlic,GU|).c •?--:--- — rrz \u25a0'\u25a0'. ?T*=" houses in his precinct." There is a degree the fpurp f yawned and' two *. white rows? of ' : lers ?. in speech .< have . difficulty in 7 deter- ' mining -A.Conversation. COUNTRY SUBSCRIPTIONS. \u25a0" .who "are not constant readers, and who Jirvi.Wr rJ OK CHRISTMAS. - yo^Tpforisideratidn 9*!Qr,.Jfhe^f' new police.' com- tasty* looking bone crushers stood out - when to use- "IfI was" and when missioner, a red background. ' , - --".y . to use "It i were." The- essential- differ- -Mrs. ? A.— l have been thinking- about " 12 giving -\u25a0\u25a0 who conies, into office with.the? .- By Mail. l 1 mo 1 6 mos mo3T have not had the opportunity: to'note-the- A This is? the" season.?of?>— 7 and re- I master and con- ence , forms is further, and you " While the the? friend . between these that*"lf farther .and? what saidg - $3.00 new 'year,>; shown" in \u25a0 which 7 Daily~oriiy ..;...... I1y.251 {1.50 >.7 improvements which the ptjhlishery 'her! ceiving, readers of The Globe this case it versed a".-- coal wagon was sighted at ! I.was"? expresses a past.event 7 about in a egard jto their interahangeabllity,; .but i Daily Sunday. |.7 . and and -35 2.00 .4.00 would inot unbecoming explain. S.'xtl: front :of ; be to It and Wabasha. 7ln the coal ? which there Aisf?certainty, while \u0084 'If I seem to me that they are always Sunday 77...... I lieves have 'been made in the newspaper who •?, have prospered during?> the year it don't .:.: ... 'r j^sj^__LM . - | | would not "give:the people of New -"York" wagon trotted-one of vthe: fiercest looking were. cxpress£y?a past. event about which interchangeable. : For? example, I -say, j ': mouths, „It his it is more blessed? bulldogs allowed without a muzzle. is uncertainty;?-Again.,? "If '\u25a0 OFFICES. " 7? during- the last two is" should riot - forget that heart failure if it should turn cut that to?run there 1 .were": "1 will further your" interests." 11 would . BRANCH purp ;. .bulldog, ; perusal of today's An ; .that captain would":bey reinstated The brindle saw .'-"the but arid "J wish; 1 were,":i"witii: the" infinite -certainly be incorrect to say,.?"! will,far- York,-* H.Eddy. hope-that from the . to give than --receive. appropriate alter New 10 Spruce*St:,- Chas.- r ito his y master was still busy .fin? front of form of some verb, express a future event ther 7 your -interests.'.' Ty 7 Charge.? \u25a0 ,y7.. y: the New- Year. .7 ? In - -2 27-77 : . issue many may be induced. to ybecpme? .'gift; given true spirit ?of _ the sea- His name..is Diamond, him and duty demanded wait for which " * Washington— St., 7 f fin?the: - that he" about there -is | uncertainty. So Mrs. B7— You may. remember that wo Chicago; No. 87 The F. : and he may prove a jewel;of -? priceless\u25a0 his master. - that "IfI were" y. '- regular of "Daily and Sunday,; is him that -" ' has "not inly a doubt- spoke of the, adjectives S. Webb Company in" Charge. ;.-.- ? readers the son, twice blesseth" ' | jfurther and far- V - value, to the ?\u25a0 reformers. 'y.7. .•. '7-7--: \u25a0 The coal *:wagrn?was' in the lead when I past, but a doubtful* future as well, ther, and same Globe. "\u25a0'*\u25a0'-*' -"T-'Ay."''A'"y giveth* and him that receiveth; it Is like A..?.? >~ ?. I-said the rules obtained "y':7''7. A \u25a0:Fifth Street was r< ached.? ." The .-.fierce, in order that the mystery enveloped in in the use of the adverbs, In the sen- WEATHER 1FOR TODAY. Additional features of interest to fall? -the quality of mercy."-;• ?\u25a0-"-\u25a0'\u25a0-.-•' • Your Uncle is out once more looking7bulivlog?ivad?£tcti;p<:d- to. growl at this certain past and equally uncer- tence, 7"I will ,- further your! Interests," :. \u25a0to ? announcements -- :in the with a highest im- -the window ci* a chophouse. ?; " '* y.. tain future he .clcarcd.awaythe en- further Is a verb. The reason, you *l . classes of _readers will.be ijil^ed T- hySj Reference to?the measure Of the public', "Hey, r the. of the that Minnesota,. Wisconsin and lowa—Fair c will portance, .' there." shout'd driver tire ';-work?; en grammatical construction think '-it"sounds incorrect to say "I will Sunday and-Monday; rising temperature. s of from time to advertising columns Th c G'l ob which he 7 has just fintroduced wagony as pulled -/up even JG 1,0 be', table contents of J coal" he with in ;; this -article will be diminishing westerly in congress. designed to devoted to ..the -farther your interests". i3because you? Monday; ..-.-. north "time:*? It- is the intention To?'make. Ahe? very materially; assist in a quan- Tit 'Is add two .proper;ojs.o .of "If.-:If*was,"? were" rarely by winds. \u25a0•-,'- *•'•\u25a0 *\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0' -• y •'-. \u25a0.-;•\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'•-''' /those new '."If~I? hear the verb farther used Michigan—Fair ?•'\u25a0- - -v-:\.Sunday;-,- newspaper Twin- theTn^turey ;of stpr.ies.to^the'iMiriheapoa postofflce." : and "1 wish I wore." good -speakers j and If'..you, will Upper and cold: . Second to none _iii the. .fdary as to of -the .token will, writers.- Monday cloudy and- probably warmer; it moreover, afford additional stories CostMHon C'arefnl .'refer to the definitions of the verbs fur- _ today, ages .7-Errors- ot the Cities—in fact, The Glo bo and friendship for friends of all " light'variable winds. \u25a0-\u0084-\u25a0\u25a0'. Jfor? the Minneapolis "newspaper men when V -———' ' { \u25a0; ther ; and farther; you will see that fur- Sunday and news-, rzsmsamEßmmWm?MH^mM •-''*! T- -* . Speaker. '-j South Dakota—Fair . Mon- every day of week, is as good a and in life:'-'.The dealers of- St, .they are ;running copy.- jj ther means to promote, to advance, and conditions short of : Surely day; warmer Monday; variable .winds. '.. •It ;is'? the careful speaker who says, "I "to promote, to ad- North Dakota—Fair and warmer Sun- paper as the .people its territory -can : have supplied their shelves bounti- Doc Ames must be as crazy as' his'politi-' - that farther means of. Paul should have been obliged to '. have gOne, vance. will also the rare -; flay and Monday; probably snow in north- of cal 7 say ,is when seeks to although I You find word y- It contains: daily the full Asso- fully"with" the very best the markets - enemies he he should HiavoTfoiind. it difficult i inserted 'after the definition west Monday: northeasterly-^winds.? secure. bring, of . to have so," fof the verb" Montana—Cloudy Sunday,-with snow in , small? ex- . such laudable activities -as those done instead of the correct farther, • ciated \Press leased? wire telegraph, serv- the world afford, and there' Is form, "I have -instructions'to see the verb- western" portion; warmer yin eastern; . your; uncle, the y statesman .from Henne-. .ill' should; been obliged to go, jfurther.; So, .while the two verbs are in- Monday except -in*- southeast por- ice, special rtelegraph reports Of-important, anyone sending from the city although I should have found it - snow, cuse" for - pin. to- an Unprovided close.-.-;r."-- y ='\u25a0 '* difficult . terchangeable, further is the belter form, Iton; variable .-winds. ;---, de.-, WMx&M\i to Ido so." Hayings introduced *ali"of •?•--.:.v:-:.-"-' - I It is over complete for any of use or because "used by gooa speakers and St. Paul Yesterday's observations, events from all the world, article.? ornament [IN these "haves," our careful speaker ex- — The In writers/while farther is rarely'used. taken by States bu- present. additional declared to be MlliiIi 111 Ir periences reports, pages for a • ii a feeling the United weather de- Christmas arid accurate market sired ."'•"';'?•' "A... .. \u25a0I IHwwmHit"!llli of satisfaction. 7He A.— notice you ; say * Mrs. l*? "that "It reau, St. Paul, P. F. Lyons,. observer, for, needed on the Meeker aid not .err in saying would the twenty-four hours ended at 7 o'ciocic voted to women and children, to sporting; *7 Shoppers should not forget the advan- to^-fiTii^hythe^'ork .have been. sounds incorrect." Of course' that expres- island-dam is We do not know-.; who obliged." nor did. he say, "I.'would have Ilast night—Barometer corrected for tem- matters," a superlative home study- tage to themse:v,es- of. making- their pur- "^bt^TST sion is correct, but it .does not sound cor- , .found perature and elevation: Highest temper- ?shoy for the . saving of it difficult." instead of "I should rect. If it-is correct to say "Itsbunds temperature,- "course,- a daily, short novelette -by ..the. earjy, large ate ve.-I.lieditf have?found it difficult;" ature, —14; lowest —25; aver- -:- -\u25a0 . -: chases while the stocks * but he found his correct" it must be to "It •* age temperature, —30; dally range, 11; 4--7 . ':\u25a0 -•• - - '.- -V- . '- the |5377;:w,hich^.the5^mourit: falls short Waterloo, yll-A-V-E. will incorrect say ablest- contemporaneous- writers-'' - •of fic- practically complete. They' will thus I lllliiiPilli One have no sounds badly," and yet it sounds incor- barometer, 30.45; humidity, C6; . precipita- ••of £(%^?^tieye^fßath that sum eliminat- i ; difficulty in using the infinite, if;one? p.m.; temperature,"—ls: p. lll'lWlii^fell I will rect to say "It sounds bad.'.' tion, 0; 7 7 tion, able and forceful editorial comment hays.a much larger, range of articles 'and' -Bcd ityja.jg"qi, .be'--said, if one wpre i.ydis- , lemember that, time of the . m., wind, west"; .weather, clear.": j action y- Mrs. ~B.—-Certainly It is incorrect to say on topics of current interest, many . pic- 7 to select, and the posed to get-mad-about It, that it is a— recorded by the infinite is-not absolute,' Yesterday's Temperatures—7 7 . materials .from, which . :l but dependent "It?sounds badly," and it may. sound in- - \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0- -7 *SpmHigh upon'the' time of the prin- -•\u2666SpmH.gh . of people, and things of "general in- will be enabled to exercise* fwellyafveryf'^^^p^pluridertakin IN cipal, correct so say "It sounds bad," but you 'Alpena-'...:... : tures merchants ' verb. Thus?-7 I" should 8 IS Helena ...... £0 20 -J have been very easily" that v \u25a0 obliged can' understand when we .—l2 —12 Huron ...2.2—V1 terest.. In no department is c lobe more "delivery of the pui>' n't,s..;i--iir"t^^'^.^. -.„:\u25a0 - .-'y--* -:?'.•-*~t 7*7 J^^^/'IHjJX;X'Xk- to have gone" .is. Battleford — care in the ? :".' While endeavoring' ;to7 S 7 ' ' -; incorrect be- 'say. "It sounds incorrect," or "It sounds Bismarck ...—l6 12 Kansas City. 0 the men are -- 1 \u25a0 . ZjZ7' cause is. impossible person '.'£ lacking; in many, it ..- chases. Eleventh-hour—rshoppersy roust \u25a0 / - .? it for a to' bad," no action is expressed by the verb," "Buffalo 2.-* 52 Marquette ..—4 0 excels.'-:f-.f A - \u25a0have native?-Of-the Flowery I,and, \u25a0no feel obliged to-,do something in the past. ..'7...... 62- 6? Montreal 5" (5) the least important feature of and incur the dan- and in 'consequence the adjective and not Boston And not take, what is deft, also tmatter who or what lie may he, psr- .Vl;should", have . found it difficult?to have Calgary .10 22 Nashville .".10 -..' 2>J the verb should follow the verb. We may ...... Globe is that--: it is the only ger -having; goods- delivered \u25a0-. doner, go" is incorrect because, 'the diffi- say Cheyenne s All ...56 S6 The of not their manentlv expiqia-Gdflfefrom 7 this favored —\u25a0 "Isounded a horn" and "I sounded .... NevrYork \u25a0 i **\u25a0 ''•?- .7- * *.y aSit'"'" \u25a0 culty would* "speaker's 5 .ti'? -?:' . ? I arise ;-from? the at- loudly (adverb) and Chicago ...**.—6 N. Platte...— -« straight Democratic morning newpspaper until after it is desired to use them. -Ar hind of_ pu'rsff th|Tn^ New York - .tempt •to go - it when I sounded It s —32 —6 —3 -.-\u25a0.- . \u25a0. -and not '.from!his 'having loudly it (adjective)." Fig- Cincinnati ... .7 Omaha in- - - - - plain any--' r.re seeking toTJiaveithe- bars let down for gone. sounded bad 7 . Cleveland ...28 .as Philadelphia .62 63 the state, in fact in the whole North- moment's thought will make to Is T-The following rule? will be 'helpful uratively speaking say \u25a0 - we enabling "I sounded Davenport Pittsburg . the \ 7of '.Chinese merchants.\u25a0- There' ~J in a person .7—B i ."""54 benefit \u25a0 -\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 to? .--."\u25a0;if*;^*"f-''i*-'."\u25a0: \u25a0 remember — ...'.36 west. ' It is in line, is sound in. doctrine one the : wisdom and 'advantage of shop- -'\u25a0'\u25a0 "-''.':-" -tri.'x— \u25a0-\u25a0 " \u25a0. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 -\u25a0-.•- ™ffsaesate^Bate^^ when him carefully" before asking him to lend-; Detroit ...... Vi :*> Qu'Appelle —IS --11 -I*3--.no accounting' for - "way -^ to ; u-se .the -present . \u25a0 *\u25a0- the in-..\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0which infinitive when -. .-. : -?.i- 7. \u25a0-- • -and: to me some money. We also say phy- I Duluth .....—l6 —10 St. Louis 0- 2 and zealous in support of.".Democratic'• ping "early, for Christmas. . '-Ci• -^ .. 'Terror." use the perfect. y Rule;: "the .... \u25a0 \u25a0- people's-tastes.-idiffer."'7.: When the' in-- carefully * 2 11 , 7 .'-. •"•'.'.\u25a0'-.'T -,?.-. '';?-•';*. . sician, sounded the patient's Grand HavenlO rIS S. Ste. Marie. men- - - - - —:—- «a- • ' finitive refers to Green .—6 0 Winnipeg ..—IS —12 and measures. —2— f -—^rf- - a.'time^coincident with lungs," In each of these sentences action" Bay or .; after iof the principal verb, to subscribe. \u25a0- Republican '* During the^^yyhoMay."recess of congress that ? the is expressed by sounded, and, in . Now. is the time The majority in the Amer>. present.:(as, ?to. be of : the verb •Washington time (7 p. m.. St. Paul). '"country easy assur- the master of the ;brindle purp. "You had *? the-' verb to be) consequence, the adverb arid __not the \u25a0 the rest in the * ——-— "... . *—' ".———A—'-. . -"- -.---•' ican house of lords 'ought riot to confine better yer sight should be used. But when the reference - ."—Below zero. - . - ance no legislation git bow-wow out of before adjective is required, although we might | -The presence ?of. the strenuous young that will be" my bull* up or a dorg is to a time prior to that indicated': by the add themselves to reducing the minority rep- ' comes there'll .be - principal that the same degree of care is not lend enacted. 7 --„ -" ' ' " " funeral." '2- _\u25a0.A-\u25a0•?: '-y'\u25a0\u25a0'.:.' : verb (or its equivalent) !required Roosevolts in the White house will on A" A* - TAA'AA \u25a0•**\u25a0\u25a0? 7 tlidper- in sounding one's lungs as in resentation the several .committees. purp ; to wag { fect /infinitive (as, f to. have' been "of -the: sounding pocketbook. zest to the holiday'season that solemn f Jj- The brindle . continued his , one's ".' '\u25a0'"\u25a0\u25a0"?. TO OUR FRIENDS. A in. Why not cut "off that representation *en- If- Sc-riators%M^a"uririf. arid ".Tillman? stump of a" tail. ,- \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'\u0084 -74 verb to be) should -be,used, -y ?:" \u25a0' Mrs. A.—l told a friend of mine \u25a0 - about \u25a0"-?"' \u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0"\u25a0\u25a0 would iboth go-away back into the iwoods r "Hey, you!" driver, a sec- English; • old structure.* ':-A tirely? It would make but a minor differ.? shouted the Grammatical Cou-.traelion. T A the series of articles on "Correct ' \u0084.. Anyone unable to secure a _ ' —ar— and get lost the country . would vote it ond time..' "Tlus is no kid. Me dorg will and How -to 'Use it" and said, "i v . . .-yy ence anyway; would be entirety If I was and if 1 were; she copy of The Globe on any .-. - and it" the merriest Christmas in many a year. .chew? the.-. life out of your brute if7 yer . should feel very, badly if I thought it 111AT JiUTTEJi TRYST. 7- \u25a0\u25a0 railroad train leaving or en-. _? consonant, with the .idea "of absolutism don't git him off. the .street; quick." .; TAT ? 7 \u25a0-.? ffy;T'APAST .TENSE.' -jy.[\_- would be necessary to study English after pouter Political principles, like, opinions on -".'.'Well, you need not get excited 1about Firsts person—lf having devoted so much attention to. the?- tering St. I'anl -will a which has found so much favor in-. do- that," 'I>was: f If we were.* A; drawled the jmaster? of'the _• brindle Second person— thou wast. If you subject at college.". I wanted to say to favor on the management by economic and soc.'al questions,-are usual- ing national business within the \u25a0'post* purp as broke his conversation : were. the . he.-' off ..Third :person— he was. If they were. her," "If you . would only study the • first reporting the fact to the "L'.iis- ly colored, if not dictated,- by personal your you badly again.'.' three years or so. . r> ; with the friend/ "Where is bull lesson would never feel ."7 .... anyway?" ~" , PAST TENSE. (ANOTHER FORM)? tiio.Hg ollice. Telephone, Main interests. A man is a protectionist be- ome\j^Sidi .But/before I forget it, I noticed youf said ? . 7 "Here ;he comes right now," shouted the First person—lf I were. we "I sounded him 'carefully asking IOCS. cause If were. before J he believes that the consummation r*"* < ; Ll"f of coal", wagon, "and you'll Second person—lf youy him money."- :Tr'' A FT.AG REVERSED. : . ' mr "driver.' the? thou wert. If. were. to lend me some Shouldn't" of that theory in practice will benefit? him • have to hurry some or your, dorg will bj Third person— lf he were. If they one say loan instead lend? _ Subscribers annoyed by ir- published reports sausage were. -of "T.: 77 \u25a0 The the conviction Remarks meat in a Mrs. No, -y ' -- in a financial way. The ultimate results minute." . Note—lf we were, if you were if - B.— lend and snot loan is tho regular ..or late, delivery of ; • and v . 7of "the"president* Of - the'7Federation -'-of "Is jour dog. a fighter?" asked the own- they f were \u25a0' arc the 7 same 7in both forms,' proper verb to "use. Loan is 'a noun .and"'..' T b lob c Will confer a fa- on the community at large is too remote er of the brindle purp.yy- *'7 ' jyy-- , . should not used as a verb, e.G of Porto of After "Schley we al- consequently. itfis only ,necessaryf de- be because the.? : management by for consideration. "Trusts- and com- "Labor Rico"and* certain ""his" * that "'decision :-can: : "You jest bet he is, an' it's- , too ** late to. old • verb lend sufficiently expresses" the.: vor on the re-' his\u25a0 termine when to use'if I was, if \u25a0\u25a0->.-\u25a0 ••:y- most, now.;cause goin' I were, meaning-we - - • 7--conspiracy:' .' ..-...,..forgiveajo:ji)Tp.ewcjy his 'presidential . bee. .he/is to mix with' yer! wish to convey. The" use porting the fact to the business binations are opposed because- it is be- associates; of to raise - the ...... j \u25a0 *T 'i r> to -cut. tree, and let the staring, at -the / brindle ? purp. fThe | bull forms '.when the supposi- have seen that. ... monopolist of the first water the moment arid v is with'reference to .'the United 'dbwri'^tfriother tion ; ; \u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0 '. of the action r or state merely . .'-••• ' up a degree or two. read that look to mean go after him, and 7 is Mrs. B.—You say don't" re- . encouraging he is the s ' thermometer ...'.""? ff 'thought ,0f..7 -.....,. .. should "I An instructive and article •-. admitted into charmed circle \u25a0States. ;'.T'f T;7 '".*•'•'. ''. "AA"-' he on jump purp ever to . . "-.'\u25a0• • \u0084-.».-•-- ??*" •". started the for.the 'on . ... 1 member have seen that." 'I? r I -of profit. The • alleged which * .-• the " _? ,7 -7 "if was";and,."lf. he was" are the "lalways from the pen of Mr. H. P. Hall is printed - .y."t - . -crime fory f-Mr And yet another town, this time. St.. curbstone..*.."??. . T proper never remember means forget;" A **"-'•'*•' ** V - : All this .time " brindle purp just" forms :to use : when: the supposi- and while "I never remember" is cor--, Of this general principle? we have a Iglesias has been ordered imprisoned?, far jJames, -wants the girls' training the tion the elsewhere in today's issue of The school.- wagged his tail, and f the ? latter ? never of the : action- or state may be re- rect . form to use in j come instances- it 13 " ... - - - striking example, the attempt form, upward of three years y. the big garded as fact. y but compre-.. in ; to. . .seems to 'have --j This makes - .*'steenth~»£o "far heard moved.. True, Aa?? tear appeared at .*. .: ?- .--?... incorrect; in the sentence "1 never"' -1 G-lflbc: It deals briefly " .is always* ro^ a butter trust. Frantic efforts were made consisted in - uniting with the other .mem-"r from.: '- ' ' .. y' - " '"* ."*'," the | corner of that left . eye and the tear Were after the expres- member to have seen,"for that is equiv- hensively "with the jobbing and manu- '" rolled out and down his nose," but he sat sion of a wish. Examples:; I wish I were alent to saying "I always forget to ha\*9 , last year to pass bill and of organization In securing an in?.' * going 'with; f fthe Grout noth- bers his little gas 'fightyis very interesting,' "still and waited. ".-'\u25a0> you. L. wish he: were here. .\u25a0;. "\u25a0 :': fiypj::y factuiing business of St. Paul for the 'This A. seen." - '-.'•**?. .'*-•''•" ing but the shortness of the session" and. crease in wages. The occasion of taking' -but if* the city council really forgot to .: It looked like a plain case '\u25a0 of dog mur- He ..wishes he were rich. ; 7-7 7 'A?7 (Copyright, 10 0. '*•\u25a0 '-vyf ; . der A year now closing. - Mr. Hall-is- so well the determination of the -administration the stops whatever they were in that' make the contract's . read from the first when suddenly .the master of - t!7e brindle purp raised his : hand. ? known that the fact that the article is appropriation bill kept it when cur-' of end of the • month, we are< \u25a0 \u25a0 to block the seems to have.been the instead the \u25a0_ him, .'-• •. ••-\u25a0 ' behalf '.'Go.;after ? Terror," was the oriiy - egg. , my noir, I irom his pen is all the certificate needed from becoming a law. year, how-, rency of the was being changed, likelyduring the interregnum find. our- order issued, ? but , that one . was v'Coffee is, -bete for caa: 7This -island"- ? .order? never how many of its character. He is an .authority on selves where Mosesiwas when the light enough;'for*: Terror sidestepped and remember, lumps. Jack ever, the advocates -of the butter trust from a basis of the pesos to that of the then 1 his, ,we \u25a0 .--.:.---\u25a0 out. y~:y --'\u25a0. 7' 72. as bull lunged through takes in and have been married . - - - went i. •-'*.-'.':£ -\ ''-J- the \ rushed by. he years. matters treated of* in the article. His po- have taken time by the forelock and pro- dollar as dictated by our constitution and the air and 'snapped- those two 7rows of Babblings $fftM "five Now you must admit it takes * the temper of sition as secretary of the Jobbers'.union their monopoly > ! 'In defend t regular exhibit at.the St. bone crushers. The.- were burled a saint to respond every pose to force, .upon the laws. According to the report these men Ofcai teeth morning the Louis exposition: a Republican? newspaper deep' in y the neck: of the coal, man's-"- 1 dbg, to query, ''How many lumps, affords opportunity to get the 'informa- public or know-the' reason why. The did nothing more than any.other dealer?; dear?" '":\u25a0.•[\u25a0 ' proposes Sant attend. An and Terror did not intend. to let go. Bachelor with a "Just "J that.jpoy.%:Van? Girl. * tion, from the most reliable -sources, and Grout has been and the a commercial they-. took- and The Chaperon broke off, looked embar-: bill reintroduced in /commodity;; eminently proper suggestion, seeing that Over; over \the two brutes - rolled, his long and career as a news- was one snap- rassed and then asked her husband ap- brilliant trading stock arranged for immediate stops to get the largest possible equiva- .making irregular . but.it all sided. The bull j he has- been an exhi- ped jaws again and again, but he "One's ? opinions .vtobble so ? nowadays," peallngly, .;' -\u25a0>.. \u25a0-. - ' \u25a0 his f to.put \u25a0\u25a0 paper man enables him matter business.. • -\u25a0 -•'\u25a0' commodity they long. ,y I do-you : -• . \u25a0 -•- lent dollars for bition of 90 7 7 •\u25a0 said , Mme. Sarah Grand other night '-'How*many take, ... \u25a0-- . . .in -the? himself yj never closed them on - any ? part .of the .the dear?'' together an Every yet men who \u25a0 are bent-upon ?,.'-,..,;, *y^ittsAt^y- vj-* y:*--7-y >\u25a0 anatomy.. the Terror in Minneapolis .during the course of her -After the laughter had subsided th* in attractive manner. And these had to market, such equivalent being es- . •. J'-'-. brindle's All while , , ; -. Mr. Hickey; of baseball fame, says, sour kept grinding away lecture on "Mere Man." 7- Chaperon continued. reader of today's paper should make it a forcing upon the statute books a law cre- timated in. dollars -rather than :in the* with those bone grapes—he**was-' jnst' going to resign" from crushers. y_A .. y * -\u25a0""..-' Certainly of the Bachelor Girl's "But It isn't the coffee, only, that al- point give especial ating one of the most barefaced monopo- -They ague anyway. * opinions frightfully to ? attention to Mr. pesos .as - before. ? were convicted that- old Western !* >7 For five minutes the fight waged \u25a0 and wobbled . when -? she ways makes breakfast seem to me "like y lies are all committed to antitrust legis- imprisonment then the coal man threw the sponge into gazed on the creator of' "The Heavenly one of those horrid algebraic problems Hall's article. .* and sentenced to for the: -.» . . - . - j To make the of his" lecture "accord ring. "I give *up," said; "try Twins," and of impossible "Babs." I to at school. lation. For *** their attitude: toward this title the he and .that was never able solve It's commission of this . offense. "y 7- withy the;- subject, Aid. . , Hunt should help me save my dorg." .? ;.; y-. Confidentially, she ..expected to see a long, one's , general appearance. It's seldom they no excuse except - Misgovernment." THS J'OIXT OF THE ,J()JCE. butter trust .offer? The explanation is offered of toe con- change it to '-'Mui-icipal - The owner of the brindle purp whistled lean woman y clad 7in y a curveless 7 green- good at breakfast time, and when one's* time political gag their a peculiar "whistle, 7 and -the coal | man blue frock, with Taf quantity of wispy general appearance is not good then oho the honored \u25a0\u25a0 that of men that was accom- The excellence of a joke is not detract- : .- ---.-- viction these it : Baseball | Magnate Spalding: is; '\u25a0'\u25a0 deter- grabbed the hind legs of bull. Terror done low over is: not good Not, it. - % the bronze.. hair green-blue" oneself. "irrelevant? ed from necessarily whei the more constituents- demand plished under the operation of . Spanish. mined to not oniy^ipe Freedrriari off the let go his hold; and *backed up, but the eyes. It seems rather, unfair- for a woman ly," that, in order to be entertaining, it- ob- mapy-but appears The avowed object: of the Grout bill is baseball : anxious also ; bull was too far gone to make a move. to crowd between the covers of her book is necessary to be good. * On the con-, tuse of those who hear it accept- it seri- laws; arid Mr. Gomners is represented ,to wipe, .off -the .face of the earth. '.;. 7 market'oleomargarine, him y The coal man picked his dog up in his all 7.the [ fascinatingly unconventional trary, -indeed. However, I was referring to drive out of the inveighing very bitterly against the * ously. Senator Clapp's resolutions offered as arms and lifted him to the coal wagon. :; things; one . would. "do oneself ', if one to a .mental state rather than a moral a cheap and wholesome food,, because it Spanish because it could, ] The South? Dakota Indians are 1, getting The master of brindle purp resumed didn't have relations, and then come state of mind, anyway.- And apropos of. in the sei.-r.te suggesting that the speeches code have em-? quite civilized—they average the out of the'but- now about his interrupted ; conversation and the pe- her literary breakfasts, have any of you ever noticed delivered in be interferes with the monopoly bodied any such provision. Mr. Gompers cases tried in of seclusion and face her executive session should • a third of the. divorce . that . destrians : coming around the corner only "expectant public clad in a conventional how red one's hose is apt to be at break- ter trade. The people., must jhave butler right in animadversion on .state.; -?:.-*?.; .yi'* y •\u25a0. \u25a0:\u25a0:.: \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0- ?\u25a0'- overhang reported by the official stenographers-in is quite his - - saw a homely cur with a mean black and white frock, her head coiffed fast? I don't suppose there is anything greater and if a cheap substitute can be kept out Spanish code; j seems to miss above his left eye sitting on his haunches in a conventional coiffure? in" the world that. has the same effect on order to assure fullness and ac- the but he j .the • output of 7 Senator Mason says .waiting?patiently.for his master. it was that a? woman's frame of mind as the color curacy may as a joke or they of the market the price of 'the - real the point. American authority has pre- "mixed flour" is so .small as not to causa But the lecture itself made be taken the Bachelor Girl's opinion wobble most— of her nose. When it is nice and. white' may be taken seriously, according the article can be maintained. A more bare- vailed on the island of Porto Rico, for a the ?• legitimate trade any worry. .Of ; she feels stately and aristocratic and Is to consumer ifthere can be degrees of wobbling. Now, faced attempt to secure government aid course jthe ? unfortunate is -not certainly,.nobody Sarah Grand glad 7to remember that her grandfather temperament of the individual: but if considerable period of time. The inhab- worth? mentioning. '\u25a0_,J-yj-jj'.. 7 . - .7- 7 can.accuse a sus- - in . the formation, of a . trust; never was - of writing her ? books | to pointfa: moral. was somebody. When It has just they are designed as a joke there can be itants of the '. island look to the United There was jnot ,;- the vestige? of a f picion of pink to humanize the white is no claim \u25a0 Some 7compassionate friend, pitying the Comments moral provided, the in tho no question whatever as to who are in- known. .There that oleomar- States for protection in their rights and £n?ers in "The Heavenly? Twins;"; that is, not of course, color' is former woes of - the poverty-stricken cheeks matches It—she feels 1-frivolous. tended to be the victims of? the joke., garine is unhealthful.*^ It admitted that must, indeed, be regarded Roosevelts, who, ; according to the afore one that could apply; to the general. pub- . privileges. It lic, 7although., the yliterary public might- But if it's red; an uncompromising, home- poorer classes must something grieved person, . were starving F^mjhß ; ordinary and The very extensive report of the pro- the. have.'. as an extraordinary circumstance | tTTiit mentioned r Northwest ? one A ly, horrid red, she feels on $7,000 or $8,000 a 1S*ear, is now rejoicing have discovered for itself. 7 And and is incapable overlooking ceedings executive of that sort- or go without butter. It is lapse of Babs—well, her worst ."enemy ; could- net cross of of .the session'of .the after such a time standards of because for the- "first-time ; Mrs.;; Roose- trifles. And it must be difficult for a man oleomargarine superior, accuse: Babs of--having, such a thing, as 6enate the treaty' admitted that measuring personal rights velt will not have to figure with "paper TWhen Thieves Fall Out-— 7 woman • nose is while Hay-Pauncefpte the social .and ff.A moral ; concealed any place about her. to be nice to a whose - \ pub- as a food, to the lower grades of dairy people ? and ? pencil how, to meet next week's Congressman Tawney and 'McCleary are 'a? red." •'\u25a0-". was under consideration which was of the . Porto Rico But ; the lecture was . -' of--..-. grocery bill/A Deal*, dear, what apa- -:loggerheads over •an oleomargerine with it? different. philosophy of my own •at ? ?. * I• have a. little lished in the columns of The Globe butter. It is further admitted that when represented by . this : barbarous -.\u25a0 ju- tites, those , Roosevelt boys ?? must have! bill,?, with that, There .was a moral, an aggravating, . im- T meals,"'- Girl, ' f the prospect : unless* they pertinent, not-get-aroundable moral, to concerning ! said the Poster jj might he considered in- the language of colored the same as* creamery butter- dicial decision should .-still "Tl,rer There are quiteia number of 'persons'" to get together, no practical legislation on '.who agrees with jGibson f that it's permis- .-'. be found in the 7 7 who would be it.-"And the moral was tacked on to ; the, ? Clapp's resolution, as as when the same coloring matter is used In of society Union . the subject will be enacted, .' in -.which sible -to put one's elfcows on. the table. Senator "not full vail, and that such a state \u25a0\u25a0 end a good*Jittle .was a cross willingto starve on -$8,000 a year. ; .: case McCleary will be to all of 'talk that are necessity impersonal both—people. prefer, oleomargarine to Mr.7 entitled woman ; suffragist's address "Breakfasts of as it might be" although it was quite full will should be tolerated by American author- : the honor, "as he is the ;aggressor.—ue between a cooking oil -bi11..? as 'all*'these . and ; sev- flashes of Babs' irreverence broke light, frivolous; affairs deserving seem of existence because it "will have a -ten- in the direction of clared his sermon last Sunday that veil, gay, | are held in.secret did not to enter into - fellow?laborers im- others are • advertised> to 7take* the ' in the ly through the- conventional that the-, eral I ! Northern Securities company is as bad as 'of : more 7attention. One should lunch; the -consideration of : anyone who .'had: dency to furnish 4to poorer ciass of proving-. their material condition.. place of cooking butter.. 7? '..?- ?. made the lecturer-novelist- seem like one j conversation; ...... an: assassin 'and as anarchistic 7in prin- ,of esoteric '.* with one's friends and the anything do people a cheap and wholesome food which since a num- her own ; lheroines Bostonized. is to with them juntil Senator fi^lt:is riot many months entirely"frie^Y3'-'jag^habit^has.* been ciple as the wretch that killed the presi- Comparing T the TParis exposition "jto "a may be frivolous*? but It the unwise. will come in competition with and pos- organized * labor TAn -7 dent. \u25a0'-,' How would it?do to: banish the woman who wastes . her bon*.mots .on ?a. Clapp offered his resolutions. The only ber of representatives of developed 7 in'Denver, where the flavor- tawdry ? big shop •.? that- contained -\u25a0\u25a0 not "\u25a0 a company, to some? distant island, in' the luncheon for -no men should be present, thought which seemed; to prevail sibly.-drive out their own unwholesome in were maltreated In an ing extract', employes; go, -on„ a razzle- y solitary thing whose possession would -- was down Florida Enterprise. at this' meal. -Itdo not -mean -tot', infer, dazzle." on vanilla, lemon arid other flavor-- Pacific?T-Evansville contribute "'•to r-the happiness of mankind" that the .reading public desired to know product.- ? ".;.'? yyyy-?-i ?-• :->- utterly barbarous manner because :they that my own sex cannot appreciated bon v - ing extracts. Vanilla is said to give the was a "Heavenly Twins" touch. fyV?:-'^,. always \u25a0 7 is was said, its was com- advocates the Grout bill have sought advancement of their own; in- for The Assumption 'Is Well Pounded. ;A ; of Sarah mot. ,On the contrary! But "it- what and desire The advocatesyof .the most f gcrgeos*JA*i&ult£ ? the"smallest - ? . discussion Grand fnatural- 7 that one- expenditure.....--. 7_. '"'\u25a0; It ; that \u25a0 Speaker Henderson -lyyleads yto a discussion- of! matrimonial- an Impersonal appreciation plied with. y beenn driven fromfrom one defense?defense to,to another terests, doubtless after y the ffashion iof7 y..^.^_.;.•?:: :'A?""":- is/assumed precedent ,: woman gives .pretty ;or -- will follow: the . set by the jsen- 'problems, : it was apropos ;of • • another's frock their -; and the lat- ; witty saying, "and what has ever . T he Globe finds little fault with.the '. untilil they have nothing left but the argu- these men in San Juan. Whatever A;Boston three split infinitives ate and cut down Democratic , representa- ; ter that, -at a little " supper y woman hassfetißa' . house • which \ fol- .satisfied with impersonal. apprecia- reports ! now emanating from the ecu-f ment on color. The "drily complaint they : so doing may have been* those in the 7president's •message.:r?j Boston can tion on the various committees. f It lowed the Grand lecture, the Chaperon been methods^in find split may reasonably be expected that the Re- ,7 \u25a0tion???.?*" 7-2. ?T'-:y7 ?;\u25a0>" T??': '\u25a0\u25a0^''•"XtJ, tive senate, save they now? against "the : adopted by the class J, which y resented be depended ypotijo "beens" or made the following remark: ? A an entirely, differ- sessions-ef the that offer is ? imitation Xof . almost anything. y publicans williappropriate |to" themselves "Do :you? know," f observed, gazing \u25a0Dinner, however, Is otherwise ,in - she ' those one tend :by their \u25a0;completeness to cause the creamery butter by the ": use of; the sanvb \u25a0those efforts ..were .^utterly T?^ in.de- about J everything worth? having in? both: pensively : glass, ent affair. .*One must dine with • into her. - "that ? more di- means that at one .. Enter- loves. least ..man to pay less attention to the need, coloring matter. Just ; the laws of '\u25a0 under any state of society what- Isn't -this 7 business 7 being 7 just 'aytrifle the senate and ' house.—Glencoe :" vorces result from 7breakfasts than from That public . T . how fensible T " present," for love, like good overdone, when'i"* man is refused ;an: ap- prise. . .'-.,." -'-.? anything •\u25a0"'" shall j-be 1- fa 7. dictated by. every-consideration of com- are to remedy ever; while nothing was ever made public -'-"\u25a0-7 - -.*- -y* else?" - y-T.~>7*: A -'y^yjl mot, is a the United - States - this jis solely ground \u25a0:\u25a0"\u25a0 '" \u0084.., "'---: ,- :*?-».. dinner or a bon wasted ; on; ; pointment orf the that when Xorth 7 Needs iIt. ?*? No one *responded. In fact,'* the remark 7 supper be- mon :intelligence, such debates determine, y. Has the "butter - to "show'that the cigarmakers "of; Tampa j7 Aoccurred jhe spoke Dakota;- woman. Arid' supper-well, - that shall difficult to . the Maine incident :? congress so? obviously requires?* an explanation that night "the high,; fastidious acting "strictly, within their legalf hotly of the president, though Since the * opening -of Senator longs to the be held .in : open session... Of course the trust 7 a patent on the coloring matter were' not late beforef its? eemed superfluous 7 even *to '\u25a0\u25a0 ask ? for - be for * two- :and afterwara he.was a warm supporter? Hansbrough".has' introduced afbill 7to en- : night." Covers should laid public used in butter? Is it to become- h rights. ...Af-yff^*? " A'-A jJJ courage of school rof; one.' •\u25a0'7J7-j7JXX7-yj -'-*-? Ay T-A'-fTT: only. 777j7j7.X27y.7y- American -does not care a button Settled — *'AT 7the? establishment -"a . "Yes," continued -the. Chaperon plain- .....7 ?---. . * a wrong that : a code i: 1' TinyNorth Dakota It .; provides where or how the speeches are delivered principle.' In thisthis country 7 that:that "a*"f;a new \u25a0It is a shame and f. Isn't? it an rft' relief "to have ';found = forestry tively, "breakfasts destroy '; many domes- in operation this 7 Schley "wdrf ? Santiago 'victory, that the government t donate 30,000 : He is a Great Political Care. i 60 long as their;purport is made known. imitationation which is as good as the original of laws should be ; at that that the jtic "dreams of bliss, jOf:course, by break- /after? all? -CTBefeTseeriieaVat danger" at acres :of i land? for purpose. The state' \ not"?, f:While the American [ protected interests; continue the is to because? it 7 in Porto Rico;as to render such ill- • already inaugurated ; school fasts :;It' do mean those fashionable . *"'!:::: will no doubt tend- to o be forbidden because interferes time ' one time of ouit discovering that Samp- has the at nowadays : Insisting that' there be mo; withdrawal • r - Bottineau, the legislature having??* set! .affairs" ?: that one Is 7 invited to axe rights of the old?old?.) xtj.t any. ; Tson, Robilrts,. CjTOera7?or almost :?S :A to labor."against. Flupid practice of the senate, evidently "with1 the .vestedvested the . is treatment of: class. 7of the > residents ? Lord Where there are several icourses, and one of -: protection" American is any unlikely person or thing? was; aside a tract of land for it. The senator '»' "pauper - Europe, European necessary by dignity easyi toto; seesee to thisthis lead.lead, ? y : 7 of the island vpo^sible. ?- It very plain ;. other aprpopriating : examine one's forks and spoons the labor" of ,'deemed, its "own and to what would r&spfcnsflSle-tor .thisglorious achievement. also offered 3§2|bill § .i $200,000 has ?.tO; clamor.pg for a tariff ? J of, a public!building carefully as I mean the manufacturers are * . ,cc-!*&;.- of conservatism: ; ,y.--?•:•_*\u25a0; ie "position of the supporters of the that not Iglesias and his companions, but course,, our- is somewhat modi- for the construction as at Fa? dinner. protect European laborer, from his Of i ' breakfasts that are ;served every % morn- to the judges Forks, N. D. The latter 7 bill ; \ \ \u25a0 iy is nothing that can come before Grout;blli' is absolutely untenable- unless those .who:? are: instrumental bringing j! fied by the; fact that the two other at*; Grand " of j* American competitor. is altogether . re- : There fin/ ways might twice passed ; the senate ;in- an iinef- : ing;?at 8 o'clock *injthe bosom one's laboring' man \u25a0 e'even different -rie?;. congress has; right ' about conviction, would now be. in. knew ~ hasT family* where happiness depends markable, ? the friends the . | the seriate in executive or open session it is assumed that • the their the?, day. but .seeing * that he fectual attempt to: secure ithe desired ap- or a hit of loot is at "Juan, ' have -lost 7 ':' D., upon condition the bacon, {he shade has when an office enlightened public arid?the power 7to interfere between two jail in Sail ifthe American flag . one of winning it, we shall have propriation.—Langdon, N.. ACourier- the \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a077' that the American is .knew ". of the coffee and : -the -pliability, of the stake.—Milwaukee News. * - liclple productions which are jin :corn- "were"not there and elsewhere being made to con tent ourselves with ; that ; fact. 7- - - ? DemGcrat. . ?_~ jjyy.yj not fullyfapprised.of beforehand by.) the domestic?