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Oh, Uiem dy on lied lie mounUm when Ut tkte wu fair "nd Muo, WfcNi tho money flowed Uko llkker 'ail the folkt wiulirnTO;nJ tniol When llio nlht wui crisp nd balmy, 'nit tho CAinp mu nil Mtlr With llio Joint all throwed wl Jo open 'nd no bnr Iff (oilNrurl Oh, tlicm tlmsi on llol Itos tnountAln In th Itocklofnrwny There' no iJch plnco nor tlmo llko them at I kin find today I What though 1 1 10 camp hex butodf I aeem to eo It Mill, A-lrlnft, llko It loved It, on that biff 'ml warty hill) And I fool r sort of yrnilnN 'nd a vliokln' In injr thmat WhM) 1 think of Itod IIom mountain 'nd of Caaej'a tabblo dotal ThU Cruwy wui an Irishman you'd know It by Id namo And by Uio facial feature appertalnln' to llio Mmet Ua'd llred In many place 'ndhaddonoathouiand thing, From tbo noblu art of actio' to the work of deolln' kliiRKI But, aomehow, hadn't caught on-ao, it rift In' with tho rent, no drifted forn fortune to tho undeveloped weat, And ho como to lied IIom mountain when tho llttlo camp nui new, When tho money flowed llko llkker 'nd tho folki win brnvo 'nd tnio And, haTln' been n tlonnt on a MUalnilppI boat, lloopenml iipncnffjr'nd honmnUbblo dotal Tbo bar wui long 'nd ranger, with a mlmir on tho ahclf 'Nd a plMol, m that Caaey, when required, could help hlmsolfi Down underneath Ihero wui a row of bottled boor 'nd wlno, 'Nd A knff of Ilurlion whNky of tho mil of "69j Upon tho wallt wui picture of lionae 'ud of Rlrl Not much on drett, perhaps, but strong on roo- ordt'iidoncurltl Tho which had been Ideutlfled with Coney In tho pant The bonnet 'nd tho girl, I mean and both wui mighty font I Cut nil theao lluo attraction! wui of prccloui llttlo nolo By tho lido of what wa offerel nt Coney' tabblo dotol A tabblo dote It different from orderln' alter cart) In one cato you Kit all thcro la la t'other, only parti And Catcy'a tabblo doto began In French all begin And Cosoy't ended with tho tame, which It to y with "rlii(" But In between wui orcry kind of reptile, bird nd boast, Tho iajuo llko you can nit In high toned rettou- row down cant I 'Nd wlndfn' up wui cako or pl with coffeo domy tats, Or, BometlmeH, floating Ireland In a soothln' kind of MM That loft o sort of pleotont tlcklln' In a fellcr'a throat, 'Nd mado him banker nf tor moro of Catey'i tab blo dotol ' Tho Tory recollection of them puddln'a 'ud them plea Brlnga n yeaniln' to my buuuin 'nd tho water to my ejitj 'Nd aooins llko cookln' nowaday aln'l what It uted to bo In camp ou lied Horn mountain In that yrarof "C3 But may bo U It letter, and may bo I'm to blame I'd Uko to bo a Uvtu' In tho mountalni Jcat tho KUUO rd Uko to llvo that llfo again whan iklei mu fair "nd blue, When thing mu run wldo open 'nd men wui bmvo'ml tnio When brawny arm tho flinty rib of tied Host mountain tinoto Tor whoron Ithal to tay tho prlco of Catey'i tab blo dot u I Eugeno Field In Chicago Now. Heading Character. Bllnka Yes, lr; It U alwny uy to read character. Now, stop and notlco thomicnk lnp;, cat llko way In which that man walk, as If bo feared to mako n nolso. Marie hi fur Uvo glance. Ho look no ono In tho eye. Ho appear to fear that every passer by may bo adotoctlva Ho ovliloutly regard himself as closo to tho stem grip of tho law, and ho know not nhat moment tho blow may strike. That man Is undoubtedly a counter feiter, forgor or burglar. Jinks Oh, no; you're way off. IIo I Dea con Dart, tho husbaud of Mrs. Dart, tho woman who thrashud n street car conductor tho other day because ho carried her a squaro too far. Philadelphia Itocord. Tho llorto und tho Hill. A Ilorw which had to draw a Load to Market alraont dally complnluod bitterly of a steep Hill on hU route, saying! "You aro uelthor Useful uor Ornamental. You aro simply an Obstruction to thoso who pass over this Highway. Hut for you my Labor would bv much lighter." Tho Driver overheard tho complaint and at one replied t "Coaso your Lament. Dut for this Hill oa our routo 1 should add 600 extra Pound to your load." uoiuu If wo didn't bavo a corn on tho Too Wo Might bavo a Holl on tho Nock. Detroit Froo Pros. Tedious Wultlng. "You would bo sorry to losoyour sister, wouldn't you, Johnnie f asked tho visitor, suggestively, to tho llttlo boy who was enter taining him (n the draw Ing room. "Nopo," replied Johnule, "I guess I could stand it, Mr. Ilnuklnsou. Maw says I'vo got to wear short pant till after Ireno1 married. " Klnilcrhook Rough Notes. In St. LouU. At tho plcturo dealer's "IIow much U this water color I" "Sixty dollars." "And this oil painting!" "Forty-flva" "How does it happen that oil Is so much cheaper than water this year P' Burlington Froo Press. Tho Adrautajrci of Education. "Now, if I badnt boon ablo to road, what Ox I might havo boon in I" Ufa. A Decided Success. First Llttlo Boy My papa says perpetual motion 1 h failure. Second Little Boy Quota your folks ain't got any cos motor In their house Time. A lUttar Way. A lady's magazlno tell "now to Stain Floors." A cheaper way U to take up the carpets and givo tho baby u bottlo of ink to play with. Norristown Herald Accident la nigh LUt. First Tramp Say, pard, bow'd yo smash 7jr stecef t Steosul Tramp Sfaottln' the planer. Now TerkWMdy. Iiuprtitmtiriil In Chleiigi. EnglMminu ito American young lady visit Ingabrondl Aw Ml llrcory 1 understand that the widely young, ladle In America always carry Jaweloil revolver when at ovcn Ing entertainment. Mix Hreory- Well, yn, I liellcvo tliat Is tlio cutfnm In tho wild untutored west, but back cnM. In I'hlrngo, where I rculilo, wo havo long ilneotllNcanled nich itii;a Tlio Kpoch. Rome nrneaful I'otltlnnt. aK Mat Boon nt a Kat Man's ball. Texas SlftlugM. A Uilind Nubntltiitn. "Hay, sit," ho said to a 10-year-old girl who tnswored his ring at tho door, "1 your moth-it- lur "No, Mr." "Thats too bad." "Want to wo hor on particular buslucssr' "Yos." "Can't you waltr "I suppose I'll liavo ta" "If It's very iartlcular, and If you can't watt, you can tell It to me, 1 ain't mother, but I'm engaged to Ihj married, you know." Detroit i'reo Press. Iloiiiipiipiithy Defined. Tho small boy's father It a doctor, an allo path. Ho took hi small son out for n walk. and they uueod n houso upon which was a sign, "Dr. , Homoeopathic Physician." Tho small boy looked at It and walked on about n block In a brown study. Suddenly ho brightened up, "Papa, I know why thoy coll that doctor a homcoopathlo physician." "Why, my soul" "Becauso ho makes all his medicines nt "tome," San Frnuclsco Chronicle, Couldn't Attend to Everything. "I'vo got a complaint to mako," said an odlco boy to hi employer, "What Is It r "Tho bookkeoor kicked mo, sir. I don't want no Ux)kkeo)cr to kick mo." "Of course ho kicked you I You don't ex pect mo to attend to ovorythlng, do youl I can't look after all tho llttlo detail of tho business myself." Loudon Tld Bit. Johnny Wn Tl re. "Ah, my darling," murmured J. Court Tlastcr, a they sat ou n sofa In tho softly lighted ivtrlor, " 'on must forglvo 'our ducky for nhat ho said to llttlo brother at tho sup per tablo, but llttlo brother was naughty, 'ou know. What's tho matter with Johnny lately, birdie, anyway!" Johnny (from behind tho sofa) no's all right. -Toledo Blade, Mterul. "Hal Jones, colddayl" "Yes." "Had n big fall of It, haven't wol" "Yes, pretty big." "Dot a shovel there, I see, Aro you going to shovel off your walkl" "No, I'm going to shovel off tho snow." Inquirer posse along In deep meditation. Boston Courier. An Overworked Official. "Who is that tired looking man at tho desk in tho corner I" inquired a visitor at tho head quarters of tho signal scr Ico bureau. "Ho U tbo man w ho Uxus up tho weather predictions so that when wo announce a cold wavo and thcro come a thaw wo can show that a thnw was what tho prediction really meant. IIo is known as tho hedging clerk." Chicago Tribune, ' A Great Ago. A German paper has this witticism. It is an enthusiastic professor who Is speaking to his students. "Yes, gentlemen, yes, that was a great time. Herder had written his 'Wal dor,' Lcssiug no in full activity, Ooetho had begun his brilliant career, and Schiller was about to bo born." Now York Sun A Subject for Reflection. A southern hotel advertises among Its at tractions a "parlor for ladles thlrty-Qvo feet wide," Wo trust this paragraph will catch tho oyo of tho woman who occupies three seats in a crowded car. Yonkors Statesman, lit Voice Had Such Oo la It, Mablo (sotto voce) What do you think of his voloe, dear! Mary Oh I It's Just wuat wo wanted. The very thing to mako our party go. Which the party Immediately did. Judy, lllniinnlw 1 ''A I A GRAY WOLF TAMbD. Ono of Mm Hiitngo Hired nf the Itocky Mountain Mode a Dumettlo I'uU A gray haired, eccentric looklug man, known a ''Unelo Davy," recently entered Tho llepnlillcan olllco In couixiuy with his pet wolf Jink, n hi mostor called him, I a fluo nirlinoii of tho gray wolf, and weighs a llttlo moro than fifty pounds, I six months old. ha tho sharp noso peculiar to that ani mal, and i-arrie. his long, bushy tall hanging In a graceful curve, Tho thick, light gray hair, evenly illttrlbutod over his finely formed, fat body, gave him much tho ap liearnneo nf a well kept jwt dog. HI action uro llko thoso of a cur pup wIioho neitialntanco with (wllto tocloty It rather limited. Undo Davy gavo his his tory Jack was found by hit owner In Middle Park. Undo Davy and hi family were camping In tho jwirk, and, having occa sion to go Homo dlstanco from camp ono bright afternoon, ho wa riding along on ono of tiioiMi tcnt animal, a burro, and accom panied by a groy hound. Suddenly ho wa startled by tho savago yelp of a wolf and a cry of Kiln from his jiet groyhound. Urging his burro to tho sccno, nnd for getting that ho uaa unarmed, Undo Davy found Ills dog In n serious position. An old ho wolf, with her four cubs huddling cloeoly under her, attacked tho hound with her foro paws, striking him two sovoro blows on tho head, and laying htm out on the ground. In stantly tho wild beast caught tho side of tho hound In her teeth and toro a pioco of flesh from tho xxr cnulno. Tho wolf then mado an attack upon tho man, nnd ns slio leaped toward him tho frightened burro shied nnd Undo Davy struck tho attacking beast with his stiff brimmed hat, Tho blow was not of Itself Injurious, but tho Mtiildcuucss with which It was dealt so astonished tho wolf that sho ran away. Undo Davy quickly nji pronrlated ono of tho cubs, which was .jrobably two weeks old, and very hastily 'otreatcd. Tho llttlo itrangcr wa taken In at tho camp ami tenderly mused until ho had grown to sulllclent ago to comprehend Ids surroundings and associate!. Then tho process of Instruc tion was begun, and ho has shown himself an apt pupil In acquiring such tricks oh dogs aro taught. Kindness has been tho ruling rod, and Jack, whllo ho has learned many things, has nover developed tho least dlsjiosi tion to Iw ugly or savago. IIo icsesscs nono of tho wicked tricks known to hi kind, and his training has disputed tho assertion that a gray wolf cannot bocoino a domesticated nulmnl. Whllo In tho ofllco his master put him through a courso of porformancco which wcro surprising. IIo would Ho down, roll over, sit up, tnko off his master's hat, nnd, funniest of all, would leap up, hug Undo Davy with wolfish fervor and mischievously tako off tho old gentleman's sK-ctacles. Jack Is a great jwt, and his master would not part with him. IIo has liecn offered (200 for tho animal, and says ho would uot tako $00 for him. Every motion of Jack's is watched with smiling Interest by Undo Davy, who rcganls him as a wondrous treas uro and a prodigy of Intelligence. Denver Republican. Work Dellbenitely. Thcro aro somo things that must bo dono In a hurry, or not nt nil Catching a flea Is ono of tho best examples apro)os to this. But as a rulo, It li snfo to say, tho man or woman who works deliberately accomplishes tho most. Thodollberato worker Is tho thought ful worker, with whom tho habit of system has become second naturo. Any ono may cultivate it who will tako tho trouble to try; nud tho moht unsystematic, spasmodic work er will ivnllzo with amazement how easy It U to got through an allotted task In hnlf tho tlmo It formerly required, by planning It all out beforo entering tho ofllco, workshop or kitchen. Sclcutiflc American. Ono of Our Neighbors. It Is only about ouco In flftcn years that Murs comes ns near as oven 3(1,000,000 miles. Its orbit Is so oeccntrlo that tho Interval be tween Hand tho orbit of tho earth varies all tho way from 3(1,000,000 miles to 01,000,000; nnd It Is only now ami then thnt, as tho two planets clrclo round in their respectlvo tracks, tho pnoslng polutisw hero tho trades como nearest. Tho last Instance of a cry closo approach wns In 13T7, tho next will lw In 1KC Mars is much smaller than tho earth, Its diameter being only about 4,S00 miles. Its bulk, therefore, Is only about ono soventh, nnd Its surfneo about three-tenths of tho earth's. Boston Budget. To Muku Hoot Sugar. Ncbnisku will shortly enter upon tho man ufacture of beet root sugar on a scale which promises tho greatest success. Tho German farmers aro skilled In ho raising of this vegetable, and u largo cum has been sub scribed tosecurotho production of tho best sugar In tho market- Tho-soil Is adapted to tho cultivation of beets, the climate is favor ablo, nnd It I confidently oxpected thnt a revolution In sugar production Is about to tako place. There is no question of tho high quality of beet root sugar. Chicago Herald. rrult In Knclumt. England, says Tho Toronto Ololie, pays HO.000,000 a year for foreign fruit. At tho samo tlmo English fruit Is believed to bo so much liottcr than foreign thnt Canadian nnd American npples aro sold marked ns "Ijost English," nnd bring double prices when so marked. Tho landlord question lies nt tho root of tho dccllno of English fruitgrowing. Tho planting of young trees which will not bo of much vnltui for llvo or six years Is not a speculation that commends Itself to cither landlord or tenant. Scure That Canto II Incus. There can bo llttlo doubt that people aro mado sick by rending bo much of tho clangers of ono sort or another. Now It is a leprosy scare, ugalu n smallpox or yellow fovcr or cholera scaro, and all tho tlmo sensational pathologists magnifying or creating diseases Innumerable, Scnsiblo peoplo will not dwell upon such subjects, or mako them a terror to others. Banish all such thought. Think of wbolosomo things and keep busy in good works. Oalveston Now. Street Slutlc, Tbo decision of tho supremo court of Mas sachusetts against street muslo may bo pleas ant to the wealthy who suffer, but some way It recalls tho habit of Sir Arthur Holps one of tho sweetest social writers who ever lived of stopping to listen to every organ grinder Being upbraided for It by ono of his arlsto cratio friends, ho answsredi "Well, It Isn't so very bad rmulo, and then, you know. It It all that mast of them havo a cbauco to hear." Cincinnati Enquirer, To I'rvparn Sort Coal. Soino ono tell how to prepare soft coal in such a way, at small cost, that there will bo no accumulation of coot In tho i-blumey, nnd that tho under sides of the stove lids will be kept clean. Hero it is: Fpr a ton of coal buy a fow cents' worth of common salt, mako a brlno of It, and pour over tho cool Wo do not soy that the result will bo n effective as tho promb, but It Is worth trying. Scion tlflo American. IIo Wa Wrong. "Can ! speak to you a moment!" ho sold softly a ho culled tho cblsf clerk In tho post office to tho w Indow tho other day, "Certainly." "Thanks, I didn't know but you wore busy Two mouth ago I como hero and arkod for n lottor. Remember Itf" "1 do not." "IYobobly not, a you aro always busy. I didn't get nny I gave It as my opinion that somo of you had stolon It Remember f" "No." "Probnbly not, but I spoko vcryemphatlo tlly That wns my opinion, and 1 went away fooling vory much hurt. Romomborl" "No." "Probnbly not, as I am of no great conso juonco, 1 now doslro to ask your pardon. Will you forglvo mol" "Of course," "Thanks. I bollovod you would. You see, I oxjicctod n lottor from my aunt. Nono ;amo. Sho couldn't wrlto one, Sho was dead. Soof Therefore, how could I get onol I tako It back. I apologise. I was wrong. Shake." "That's all right," "Thanks. I'll nover do it again. This is tn honest KMtofllce. I was wrong. Qood-by." Detroit Froo Press. A Trlflo Too I'rrclne. Cnpt, J. W Coons, of tho state auditor's jfllco, was grumbling In deep undertones ;lils morning. "Somo peopto's ncrvo paralyzes mo," ho wild. "Why, what's tho matter now?" "You sco It's this way. Tho other day a county treasuror sent in 8,000 In his settle ment with the stato. I went over tho ac counts and found that ho should only havo sent (-1,000 nnd had mado a monstrous blun der. Thon I sent him back his (3,000 with a fow words of fatherly advice," "Year "Well, hero this morning comes a lottor from tho fellow saying that I should havo sent him (21.50 moro than 1 did, and demand ing it at once, IIo is mistaken again, and I'll havo to wasto somo moro ostago on him bo foro 1 can shut him up." Indianapolis Nows. Speuklng Mtcrnlly. Miss Breezy (to Professor X., of tho Natural History museum) Do you not think, Pro fessor X., that Miss Smith, at tho piano thcro, Is a very licautlful glrll IVofessor X. Er yes, Indeed, Miss Breezy, sho Is exceedingly lovely. Miss Breezy I havo always contended, professor, that sho is ono of tho most beauti ful girls In Chicago, nnd thnt thcro aro no flies on her. Professor X. (hero his profession shows Itself) Yes, Miss Breezy, but I supposo that in tho summer, when tho weather Is very warm, sho is naturally moro or less troubled with them. Now York Sun. Very Destructive of Llfo. "Henoryl W'y, Hencry died 'inos' a yeah ago, wld n kyarbunclo." "Myl It's awful how many gits killed on dom kynrs nowadays, wld do bllcrs bustln' an' a glttln' scrunched 'tween do kynr-bun-dos." Harper's Bazar. Tho rrog nnd tho Lamb. A Lamb Who lay down bcsldo a Pond for Rest and Sleep found it lmosslblo to closo his Eyes on account of tho Croaking of n Frog. Out of Pntlenco nt last with tho In terruption, ho sprang up nnd demanded: "In Heaven's namo, why do you kocp that Noise going I" "It's tho only Nolso I can make," was tho Ilumblo Reply. "Yes. But why do you mako It at all?" "If I kept Quiet, Who Would know that I was on earth I" UOtlAL. Mon of Blab aro excused on tho samo grounds. Detroit Froo Press. Tart of tlio Iluilneit Completed, "Lulu," ho sold (ho was a young man who had great confldonco in himself), nnd ho bent toward her tenderly, "I havo loved you long and tenderly. Will you namo tho day I" "Oh, tho day Is already named, Mr. Harris," answered tho girl, blushing. "George was so pertinacious, I finally told him tho 3d of noxt month. Tho cards will bo out In a day or two." Hariier's Bazar. Theory nnd Pructlco. Doctor (to brothor physician) Yes, gcntlo tnon, tho sovereign remedy for all ills is fresh air and plenty of It, Peoplo don't lot enough air Into their houses. Well, I must hurry; I'm on an errand. Brother Physician Going far? "No, only down to tho hardware store to get half a mllo of weather stripping." Now York Weekly. A Ilrllllant Ontlook for Edwin. Toor Suitor (to rich hello who has accepted him) I I cannot glvo you diamonds, dar ling. I am poor. Rich Bollo Oh, nover mind, Edwin, I can buy my own, all 1 want; but you can glvo mo an occasional ruby or sapphire now and then, Honor's Bazar. No Tlmo to Lote. Small Boy (to drowning man) Don't glvo up, mister; don't glvo up. Help will bo hero in a minute. Drowning Man Well, it had b-bettor h-hurry up, I'vo already b been down twice. New York Sun. A Hidden Shaft Mr, Fickloby Do you know, Miss Dowitt, you looked charming at tho ball tho other night! Miss Dowitt Nonscnso I I don't believe It Mr. Fickloby Oh, but you did. Actually, I didn't rooognlzo you at first. Buffalo Courier. , DON'T FAIL To Call and Examine the Large and Elegant Stock of IM PORTED and DOMESTIC WOOLENS Just Received by I he American Tailofs, OMAHA, NEB. 141 1 Farnatn St., Faxton Hotel Bldg. They arc Leaders. STYLE, FIT AND FINISH surpassed by none. 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