RAILWAYS MAY NOT CONFER LATEST SMART CHAPEAUX « Diirii Store ON fORTH CAROLINA LOW BATE MUSHROOM HATS MAT BE MADE ng August Closes Daily at 5 J?EVERTzz (gg) GOES INTO EFFECT. BECOMING. Saturday, 6 F.M. "An hour rneans minutes a 1115 G Next to Corner Twelfth. , vwjgffiw sixty and dollar a In i Street, JJcrfolk and Western Traffic Manager Set of the Flumes Affords a Chance I Store closes at 5.Saturdays at 1. OUR HOl'R SALES SAVE YOU MONEY Will Not Answer His Subpoena tor Dispay oi |!L in Test Case. 9 individuality. BIO BARQAINS SPECIAL 'rOMORROW From 8 to 9 A.M. Only. | (fIpeolal IMspnteh to The Star. the summer hat is now In Truly, just MEN'S CO/ITS in blue and black For RALEIGH. N.X?., August 8..The state's Its glory, and surely never has there been serge alpac;i.the balance of Friday, Day Saturday j ight against the railways took a bad turn a time when jeally high-class models could » the broken size:s. $.2.50 to $7.50 goods/- 8 to o are the bicst values ever offered .which unquestionably by any t!oday, from the peacemaker's standpoint. be bought so reasonably. The backwajd only $1.50 1 ne new Xorth Carolina passenger rate season has kept so many of these beautiful store for high-grade outergarments. :e iw, which has been the cause of such creations carefully wrapped away In their 75 Thin Offic Coats and about 100 Wash and wool legal developments during the lastinterestingboxes.prudent women choosing something Vests. 8 to 9 a.ir1. only at 25c. 3 Lots of Suits. i ew weeks, went into effect one minute less expensive and more practical, or, fter midnight this morning on the appropriate to weather conditions.perhaps, I and Atlantic Coast Line railways,Southrn that instead of the shopworn finery we are $5,95 $114.95 $8.95 to the recent compromise acordlngaccustomed to find at a reduced price 1 for suits which al' sea- for £15 uits- Prince for suits which sold n with the state through Gov. Glenn.agreement this month, we may select from duringthe have been seling Chap rson-full pleat- up to $18.about 25 of The first ticket sold at the Southern ticket freshest of dainty chapeaux, and In some to as as ed skirts. \with folds. them. Lingerie up high coat| 0 ffiee here was bought at 2 o'clock this cases buy them at less than half of the UNRES cess and ;erved JKlhlCJb ma in- sac broken lot. of course. newest two-piecePrinterials, n Bullock of but you'll find, no eluding rlavy b'.ue dresses, daintily trim- lorning by Deputy Sheriff W. O. original prices. doubt, something to serge.most desirable med with lace and em- Ilocky Mount, who returned home for 60 The woman who has delayed her Of Men's anc[ please you. styles. broidery. ents less than was required for him to Is certainly lucky. If she will onlypurchase Young Men's ome to Raleigh a few hours earlier on choose wisely.not an ea^y thing to do, by 3 Lots olf Skirts. f business. ofIcialany means, when a hat is in Question. By 3-piece Fancy Suits. Regular Tickets Used. wisely I mean becomingly, both to the wearer and her and I know that it i ne iKHtu was soiu parwy over uie seeds, a deal of The entire: stock of these 5 forward. and partly over the Atlantic ooumrnCoast requires quite good good; steps >(D) $8.95 $1.95 and will power to set aside determinationsomething $3. Jne, and was similar to those In use Silk Dress for White and Tan or unbecoming, but perfectly ;e a for about 1.1 Walking £"1 Taffeta full '' the pink rebate slips were issued beoreby inappropriate Pick and choos what you y fraction the , Skirts. In Llnene Skirts less but will.pa^ Sk'rts, In blue, brown. black, pin lovely, for headwear exquisite, checks, plaicis and pleated with folds, and t hese two roads, July 1, the date when the much more suitable. fV. rrarmpnfc checks and stripes stripes! Sold for worth a great deal j.vw became effective. In styles the mushroom shajpe is decidedly former price of wii v ^ui I n^i'h sold for $*. fltf.50. more. Tomorrow is the day set by Gov. Glenn In the lead. Whether large or small, or modified, the mushroom hut a nd the corporation commission for the genuine Our meth< ds of clearance are v/hole-souled and iroposed conference with the freight traffic prevails, and we see nine outcertainlyof f(,r Black 1'affeta Silk Eton and of the five but it is every ten women wearing It.4n many ^(TD J nnnagers big systems, cases, It may be said, regardless of effect v which sold at s aiu niuaj uiai uirir jb puiut: uuum auvut determined.and successful. Pony Coals, $15.^ Is held. It had been that or of consequences depending upon the they're re r« mi r-* being reported are so t he all favored the viewpoint. This Is a pity, for there il T arreta mik i_oats; 52 railway people many variations of this form that the ^ ® and had expressed the intentionconfernee,of $10 for.Blfkinches were here it of women maj easily be suited. majorityThe The aiid Suits . . long; semi-fitted; $20. Friday. Today develops, beig almost total absence of the bandeau thl $10 $12.50 $8.25 that the Norfolk and Western yH « MB peoplehowver, makes more »re about the way that road has year the situation trying still, 60c for Li Waists., angry for the woman with the round fat $11.50 lingerie een singled out for the first operation. short, I fie $15 aiid $18.00 Suits . . $10.75 face, topped by a flat mushroom hat, set $1A9 for $3.50 Lingerie Waists. Traffic Manager Holds Back. straight down upon the head, is positively the same hat worn To make a test ease the Norfolk and grotesque, although by The aiid Suits . . ..j a person to whom It Is suited maj be the $20 $22.50 $14.50 ^Vestern freight traffic manager at Norfolk acme of style. We are so apt, I think, to = h ad been to before the blame the fashions rather than our own subpoened appear The $25 aiid $28.00 Suits . . or $18.75 of>rnnrntinn hprp tndav so flfi to have taste Judgment when we flnu ourselves of lim here on the of the possessed something exceedingly day proposed The fashions as a are at rule, notunbecoming. ai . . The statement is now made conerence.that fa nit- it 1b thuir c v n trtrpra t In » nr hoino The $35 id $38.00 Suits $24.75 I O Women's TV/1 Correct Dress 1 j e will not be here, claiming that he cannot taken literally, tha,t Is our undoing; and ¥ T W7* I b e made to come, as the summons he seeing that there is never a style created in another state was not compulsory.reeivedwithout being adaptable to modiiications, Cheviots, \vorsteds, fine cassimen:s, every desired This outlook puts the freight rate there Is no reason why every woman may i 1 r i DON nAK^niL. I controversy in a bad shap,diBcrlmnationand not be gowned up to date as well as and desired moaei nna ! on eve the when It fabric Saks I hat too, the of day becomingly. fancy every repret Tomorrow's bargains ought 1 o make this one of the busiest vras generally supposed a peace-promoting The tall, slender woman with long feat |j onference would be held and pave the way ures may weax the mushroom hat proper season. erv out * sentation.and we can fit * Fridays of the entire Ev department closing all £or an amicable settlement. and look well in It.the wide, drooping, you. summer Col. A. B. Andrews; first vice president straight around the face brim and all. The $ goods. 1 tlie Southern ro;id. whose headquarters short, dumpy woman -whose face Is round *re in Raleigh, has not yet returned from and ft.t may wear with equally good effect 1Fancy Feathers, he New York conference of Southern tue same shape, but in a modified form. \*T Early Showing | officials. The statement today railwaythat She should choose that nearest a medium w ear* show of Fall Cor and Feathers % 1 he Southern had decided to fight further sized turban; in fact, at first b-ance, Uiit Unmatchable in Boys Early ing [lies Fancy fare reduction is received model to an Bargains he passenger appears be actual turban. The in Black. White, Pink, Light iHue, Peacock Blue, Emer- » h ere with doubtful feelings by tUe govefnor brim, however, will be seen to slant for w a nd other state officials. and downward and will be open atoutwardthi interest line for a to look E aid and Brown, present ear, $ lower edge of the brim, instead of the up .An :ing parent through "» trn w** A 11 i? ID*.^ In Buslnen. j \ i, me ia liitr vaoc Ul mc iuiuuii. i\uw .ii 4.: r 50c, 75c, - ClLUlIU U,£»Wo¥ Slang let the short, fat woman find such a hat. c11 ctli lliilCb. J_ novv with so y y'rom Shipping Illustrated. quite small as to head sire, fill In under the )oubly interesting prices *ewest Trimmed Late Sunimer Hats for going away. Illustrations of the disadvantage of brim with folds of mallnes, set a narrow 1 g bandeau In the back, with tne * and In one's -overlng upset. stylish. local vernacular slang culivatlngmallnes, and chooxe a Jaunty trimming and! insruaee are sometimes brought sharply though perfectly plain, aa a. band of velvet $5,00, $7»5. | j' foljwb: thcrv frnntu nnH cut (n r»r» Kulr ^r/.co/,/l lation Sailor style, 25 pairs of Wool "Will send us a modern high and trim looking. Then, as far a; Blue Suits, in SB.98 for PEaited Wash JSkirts worth to $4. t^iat 32=58 for aircd Plan in Skirts wortfin % u nable phrases A neat, serviceable and most heel and knee, | Check, Striped i your letters. nnung on me .«i uiumu, becoming veil, pinned closely tc ha,t and hair, Is a smart finish at the were Sizes 6 to * to $5.80. ou say, for instance: 'Do not let Messrs. always to acceptable formerly $*50. 13. this kind of hat I this CAn 4 4- /-« T 4" f~\ C 1 | hand a lemon in this de&l. If they and, may say. typ< IU 1VJ i o s e J d Sa(. you of women. The lace chiffon JJ11LC. Ol/iCS 4 tf1 4 wort1Li a «4/ u wovjtShirt Watlsts. big ocurredVarden variation the most t | short time a^so when a representative of becoming, as a Men's Furnishings* Wonuin's Oxfords. Broken lines of s Illustrated was conversing with rule, though certain classes of this type t 95c, S3.55, $11.65, $11.9©, S2.9>©, $3.9©. Ihipping will perhaps find even this model | ne of Its officers. trying Men's 50c Shirts Patent and Vici Kid Oxfords. * However, supposing this Is so, the brim is Balbriggan <£ *jr "Have you been often to New York?" . Eneluding samples wort.h two and three times £ adapted and can be bent to suit each with clouble for 6 the visitor. askd face and Drawers, large Formerly $2.50, or it maj- be that setting the hat at an 5Q _> 1 /" !. *1 J * T> 1 T "No. This is first was the ontrU T 1- * * > marked my trip," reply. iai kitci seat Misse:s ana v_nnuren s macK low | prices. ^ "You have been running to other »nf,ic uitcn it uiu mc race tn&n usual will create a « ports, then. You speak very good style suiting the wearei White and Colored M[adras Shoes. witVi turn soles. Broken x/T arance. Englishpeakingwhich waa entirely absent when worn In Neglige | Hat Cle I English," suggested the visitor. Its normal lines. c 03C Again, a ha.t that It Shirts. Odds and ends )f sizes for of H ntc iinrl ^mlnrc «V "No. This Is the first English-speaking the 75c only" Formerly $1.25, Broken lots lTntrimmeastopol. We had a no fixed rule White Washable Fc | rds. Sizes 8, 8l/2 ood and I understand you very where the trimming should End of Baker's Underwear I « professor, be placed no woman need hand Ties. value and Fori for 5 Samples. fell, but many of the people here with she despair, even 25c 9. merly $3.50, cannot so though finds herself with an All the left from on r sale in two lots.- vihom I speak I understand, that hat on her samples go !| have the American language handa. For this happensunbecomingto ^ supposed most of us a.t some time or >i3 different. I am told by some of the other another, the Let II. Lot 2. hat that proves so different It s | " ftlcers who do not apeak English but who when comes Men's 75c. vtS."p Children' 50c and 75c Hats | Chemises. fiowns. Drawers, Corset home and is tried on Hats, Gowns. Skirts, Skirts, r rcucu ui ucnuaii mai ucio again In the privacy Corset Covers, lace anil Covers and Combination Chemises. £ j)fiiK of one's own room. In such a ers and Draw* vylio tho8e languages speak the .fame case turn and Still a large number of those Hats & embroidery trimmed; worth 75c to all high grade garments; worth speak iwim ji aooui, raise or lower the 2fc at home, but English here seems" too set In ribbons, to be closcd out. for 25c* Sl.fiO. $1.50 to $2. & f One cannot understand etc.. backward, forward, all ways, In formerly priced $2, S arge a language. fact bend the brim, droop It, raise t he words. People say things and laugh or It, wholly feet condition.clean and Perfresh.andin Washable Hats in a of 4?c« 88c= In part, then take the hand mirror and great variety ^ | " nd I am puzzled, but do not comprehend." view from all points, and when the most desirable Mostly split The moral of such Incidents Is obvious, let the hat perfectly styles, s, hats, tamos, etc., in Corset C<3>vers worth 119c. men are to take of satisfactory remain exactly as It Yacht styleS_cap | UQc'for f business advantage Is, utterly regardless of what it looka like braids in shapes. irh stvle hrrimtitrVied rnffip n*>nrl »| t he fact that Knglish is now more widely linen __ Fren . In the hand. and mercerized cot- % Cambric Corset Covers, - other Another small detail not to be Blum & Koch Stra d,,ck' * nown abroad than any language Is not to on a |! $3.50 ,ws, $2.00 at ioc tomori ow. £ at not to becloud their forgotten try new hat unless 01 a- v.t. tinn c«. * buttons. Special hey must be pains the hair Is arranged with the JU1U111 U. AVUW1J. fTtVV uua ws, ton. and Tomorrow the use. in utmost care $2.50 plain fancy. " leanings by especially and the toilet, at least as far as the bust is of slang phrases which have this 38c for Gown worth 59c, 1 ^ correpondence,line.by I mean neck dressing chiefly. t t 11 1.1 « » nlerely local significance. is of and Muslin Gtowns, nuDDara ol * In keeping with the hat, otherwise there Lot Cambric style, yoke might be a sudden disappointment which It * fine tucks, hemstitched ruffle arul a few with lace insertings. £ Good Manners. may be found dufficult to overcome. ^ -»Qc /^ ninrrnu" Materials used In the construction of hats tk V^HUIVV,, U/Uiv^vt.. 'rom the Philadelphia Ledger. are crln, ndapolitan. tulle and braids of Good manners are something more than varied weaves, and In trimming a new * Great is in Corsets, Is the Bargain a veneer of politeness and conformity with elaborate decoration of thedeparture 5 R. & C. B. | t-anama nais. mthertl* a scarf has been (Horn Ends C. B.. in short | Odds and Corsets, and rules of the book of Sc tihe strict complete §>akj i| considered sufficient adornment; this year patty s G., Nemo and P. X. Corsets. medium lengths; all np-to- 4; aecorum. They should not be confounded sees the most wonderful wea.lth of soft wrltli tne lasmons. 1 ne laner nave oeen ribbon flowers and plumes piled A1venue, Seventh Street. ? $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50 models. date models. $1.00 styles. % these high upon Pennsylvania et'crlbeyl as a perpetual setting up of a featherweight chapeaux. I The large Alsatian bow of taffeta or I tertatn standard of taste "which yesterday broad soft ribbon placed In the ==4 . ras ridiculous because It was so new. and squarely 1 front of the hat, the crown apparently jmorrow will be ridiculous from Its being uc.d down a ommon." The modes change suddenly by band of flowers, is still 11 (6 a favorite design, while ostrich feathers SPOILS OF AN OLD CASKET. waste of timber as we of 4=3 America are Marche. 3 II Seventh. nd at the arbitrary command mSS*. capriciously, seem to be used more than ever. guilty of today. We are I IMS'**-*# I:0 some censor of style. (Jood profusely CROP LOSS cutting down three **-*«# f mysterious as A* The graceful willow plumes are as $1,000,000 times much as we are In the essence survive from of a growing, usmgf nlanners as they are costly and are handsome Carefully Hidden Dowry six times as much wood tr»t 'I'hp gen*-nor- > arranged used In per capita as ) I' in iwu wajs 10 Buu me wearer. Bride. Europe. After the eastern and hlbited Bouctcault from ®on of is much like hfs Mohammedan states western HOW COLOR AFFECTS GROWTH. \ singing this same" today v£ry In one case the plume will the hat THE ILLINOIS had wasted their valuable song when In forbears" in essential things. A man sweep ONE RESULT OF From the London Telegraph. wealth It was forest performing Dublin with his wellredI from right to left, the end drooping over thought that the south, which Plants. company. It must be remembered that °r woman who performs an act of mere the left ear almost to the A true fairy tale concerning an oriental had the bulk of the Ite?ult of Experiments Upon there 1b no licenser of ollteness awkwardly may exhibit fine shoulders; In a STORM. lumber, would be remaining merchantable the plays In Ireland, but p second the plume or plumes will start from casket sold by an antiquary to a Parisian more careful and sparing, Flowers by Anesthetics. "castle" has often put Its foot manners. Good manners are good conduct center front and fall but experience seems to go for Forcing the case of down In to the time and away down over the amateur Is related by a correspondent. this nothing in Tribune. songs with a serious *jccording circumstances, hair In the back. Others a ;aln are tucked matter, and the south is today from the Chicago tlon. Shortly afterward reputa- 2'he begrimed son of toil, riding homeward The casket Is of beautiful artistic down its pine, oak and cutting Is latest, Camille Sir William In- away under the brim. to The Star. I as cypress a« rapiilly Color agriculture the vited Bouclcault to dinner fter a weary day, who eurrendere his.seat Special Dispatch of olive with incrustations. Michigan did. In the twenty-six vt-iirn to meet "a 8..The Bevere wood, workmanshipto isuv of the sensitive friend." The i the crowded car to a woman, to an August uy tne fourteen Flarnmarion put seedlings dramatist came and the aged PEORIA, 111., It was a wedding present, such southern state* terrible ture to the sang r person, performs an act of true Famous Lilac the corn evidently 235,147.000,000 cubic of produced different houses.an friend, who decrepit Tre». devastated oo it la fVia rtnotnm tn fflvo t rt a Krl/^a In feet lumber, plant Into four had that which puts to shame of the here practically hailstorm or nearly one-third of the total. an officially prohibited morning ®entillty many Prom the Gardener** conservatory a blue house, Theater It at the old done in circles. Magatlne. in the western townships of Peoria Mohammedan countries. the south lias reached Its maximum ofToday raciouB thing* polished i * * ordinary Royal, being none other riv, * crop than the viuci and a red }»ouse. attorney general Bkiuuiig lne many oojeets of tier of in There la a of rose and If It continues at Its pivnentproduction, greenhouse ordinary himself. county and the east townships perfume leaves, a It will soon as the the 8g\ire be treeless ae After a few morths* waiting he found In gardens of Easton Lodge, Interest the portions Approaching the Czar. Knox county. Large hailstones cut far away fragrance of the distantdelicateof the east. little plants In the blue house practically the residence of the Earl and Dunmow, when the cover Is At present about one-flfth A for a 1 mm the Bymtunder. the corn as keenly as if the east, lifted. The of the total as he had them In. They Fight Whale. of Warwick, la the magnificentCountesslilac blade* from tt forest area is still embraced In national Just put bought at a general sale . »v.« 1 t 1 From the one of the czar's a Knire. longantiquaryago liic Metropolitan ministers with viu.no, viuci iuui-in inn hei fallen aslet-p and remained Magazine. Supposing tree which occupies a conspicuous position stalks had been trimmed and offered It imvc already seemingly On board all an extra interview and It does not to purchasers amid Louts passed Into private hands. The quest Ion house was hushed demandson the terrace. This tree is corn are In the green glass they for a fraction of the finest thousand acres of XVI old ribbons Is now as to the unchangeda as >lease his majesty to grant It. Peter Thirty clocks, and out-of-date preservation of these lands more than in the ordinary glass second, the captain looked Katoff, specimen of lta kind In the United Is estimated at and the extension of federal ba«i xrown along the anH trustor! r»f thr**#* ruined. The loss decorations. A lover of antiques, and stattj and In ba.rrel of the gun. then came a It has a circumference of 120 completely qualpt ownership and control bo as to save sucli »w.i.hut thev wpr»' weedy poor. flash Kingdom.feet Knox and a Ftussian emperors, Is sent to announce the to corn alone In Peoria and M. Maurice, saw the casket and bougl't it. of our forests as remain. Public red house the seedlings had become deafening report, followed by an and a height of sixteen feet, and it has so $1,000,000 sentiment th.- upheaval his is tired. . As it had been knocked about a good deal Is unquestionably with the President In this 1n the sea to starboard 'act that majesty dense a and blooms so counties. giants. well nourished and well that made the growth protusely in its lone Innrnpv It sfArul In nffH nf re- matter. positivewaters dance and He rarely need to ask the minister what that when In Margaret Lelninger, fifteen times as big as the normal boll for yards around. are flower It forms a huge At Havana. 111., and M. Maurice it to an developed.Another a- his business, for there few of the of pairs pave expert plants In the red lights the plants had second and a huge tall stood up In mperor's letters, and telegrams he does not of lilac blossom. bouquet years old, Is dead, the result beingsixteenworkman to restore. The workman tapped Expensive Banquets. was I It was a metallic hypersensitive It found thatbecomeplain sight, lashed for an Instant, then cad. If, too, it does not please the valet The lilac is that commonly known as the struck by lightning during the severe and surprised to notice From the Epicure. Die blue light retards the processes of plunged. The harpoon line :o announce a visitor or deliver a message, Persian, and described by the botanists as sound Inside. He found that the Jewel of fairly shrieked would be none the At Pana, 111., lightning killed Frank box had a double bottom, and1 when opened Banquets "are far too expensive. As a as well as those growth. deca>in its mad rush over the bow he emperor wiser. To the Chinese; but It Is not a native of storm. the most extraordinary sheave and jbtain an audience with the czar Is next to and Frank McMullen. Property there were rows of old and odd coins, member of a club chiefly of men Perhaps develop-I the flglit was on. rimtrr rri ma i Vyiunn, uui was rttiseu Henderson to show composed vm-nt is that of forcing pianis uy me use or Prom first seeing the in but there are exceptions. was destroyed. Corn was which gl'ttred faintly, but enough of moderate means. I was whale until we impossibility, In the Rouen Botanic Garden in 1T95 by valued at $50,000 lately summoned anesthetics It was the discovery of Dr. | were fast to him coulj only One relates how he went to _»_i.KovatHcks thrown over the at once that they were of pure gold. to a gentleman of the true «"v» » . orgy in honor of are liave to the hybridization Persian lilac Biriypcu they were gold two premiers wh»iil » * * * telephone.Warwick's grandfather, to make a and much to were all three honeat drink no wine on such occasions, and who, be^in to sprout far more rapidly than those -....J,.} ifarink through the London trees causing damageuprooting' As they water, journey from to the the antiquary. a and have not been treated with and y<-t the engines were special enjoy buildings and crops. The lnterurban men each wished that other should though large ever-incrt-aslng plants that did It stopped. What beauty and fragrance of the flowers. treasure. of the public, are studiously Ignoredproportion Chloroform also can be used. mean? The answer came Millionaires. service was crippled for fifteen hours, claim the bride's by ancstheticthe whale was quickly: railway referred the matted to the police the caterers, It Is an exorbitant sum. all Dr. Johannesen suggests that we here towing us. No wonder that from Blarkwood'« Magazln*. was for hours They the deep-sea whalers and communication many commissary, who gave a decision worthy the more If they happen to be non-smokers. come on the question of repose in plants. do not tackle the the favorite boast of the sentimental Theater Audiences. of the a *»<>rt ol su .iur-bottom from thetr It Is cut off from other parts country. of Solomon. He divided the gold coins In France, by setting up boats, or the tt.A T Anil/hfi LSa! Indians holds his wealth In r IUUI l IIO IA>IIUVU told M. conductor in the center of a field and from their canoes, for he nllllonalre that he into two equal piles and Maurice The lightn.ivi:take all the line would to take each a and Simple Life. It with a network of wires they could give and rust for humanity.In other words, that On the whole, we think the manners of and the antiquary pile connecting boats take txv.4» fiionff "Phrajin. me nonesi wwtmun. ims From the Chrlntlan World. and all to the "ITothine Doingf."_ the soil of the field, an bottom with him le ihus been chosen by an all-wise ."-B 7 . to reward mey through running cut loose unless London audiences have Improved In the him a few of the of So per cent wan secured in a they In time, and it Is a of Watson's Weftlj Jeffersoutun. did, each giving gold The simple life, then, seems to come to Increasesignificant fact that to be the universal almsglverProvllencelast few years. There Is less In Prom so that all had at>out an even crop The was drawn from they let him of this boast Is talking aeiiulns, this.the attachment of oneself In absolute electricity potatoalone. Our whale severely nanklnd. The arrogance course of a "Nothing doing!" share In the treasure of the bride. had received a mortal is iue the performance, and more the atmosphere wound and was fast jnstn/U.n. .> . .1 Kaffirs. The whites are the it I relinquished jiven premiers by -. « » «v v u i to eleven hardly'live worst not to the . -j j n'uuun aiiu results only many what Is known as "living nationalist party. It reminds one of the no pampering, and yet he enjoys his food, but hold nothing doing." which decided to stop read ordinary print with perfect ease. Or. class, they that positionrulingby nothing doing, had its oathetlp depend mainly uptwwoodIndustries It is obvious that these iok* practiced by the late Sir William and. at the same time, what the ,v-v' * as their chief material, but climate I statuary." quite 'j gourmand better still, you may spend It JTn the open prestige, and should the natives once OV. , . . I upon ven for W:!de (father of Oscar Wlldei on the iC uru »».. nr in V ana IB not as I exhibition* ura not til artistic then I urjFi luuiuugll^ ail C iu (111 I air, and watch the sun rise almost us aoon realize their huge numerical superiority fitness half a century ago elang and productiveness well. Attorney gt nerul for Ireland, who had pro- the pleasures of life and able for its duties. } as it has set. they might easily ruin the colony. at all. Never before has there been such wanton reason*. 0

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