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Shall she raise her skirt and disappoint ‘The horrid microbes, when she must leave it drag upon the ground To disappoint the horrid men? Detroit Journal, Asan extra dry wine there is no superior to Ceoi's Imperial Champagne. It's a very dry rine with a high flavor. The honorable Mr. Morehouse of the Cali- foru.a senate proposes to make it legal to mor- der offending newspaper men. The measure isdciective in that it does not provide a close seas n for such game. To have it all killed off zt 0..ce would hardly be in the interest of hon- est sport. — Buffalo Express, Bull" To parts of Cuba two crops of to- bacco are raised every year.” fill" T sup- pose one is smoking and the other chewing to baceo."— Yonkers Statesman. Ar, Blangue—" Have you spoken with the herr professor yet, Miss Waldo?" Miss Wat. do—" No; the German gutturals are so décol- iete that they offend my ears.” Ar. lange —décolleté?” Miss Waldo—" Yes: tow ia the neck, you Know."-—Harlem Eije, Ask for Abbott's, the Original Angostura Biticrs, when you go to druggist or grocer for areliable tonic in the spring. Abbott's, the best for all seasons When a girl writes her name ‘* Mayme" or Mai she puts a label on herself that contains the word cheap. She may be sensible in some respects, but no one seeing the label will be- The “Mais” and ‘ Maymes” are daughters, and they will not make good wives. They are silly, irresponsible and fomantic. Show us a girl who changes her same from Mary to Mai and I can read her pale like a fortune-teller.—Arkansaw Thomas Cat. PURE, REFRESHING, ANTISEPTIC. For all-round hygienic excellence no cleansing agent compares with Packer’s Tar Soap. “HAVE YOU BEEN OVER THE LOOP?” normtion asked of ev ‘This attractive trip may be made pleasantly and conventeatiy In comprebends the wost sublime and beaut{tal ‘through beautiful is tower bundreds In addition ta the Loop trip, hould hy all means go from Deaver to Leadville. igb pleturesque Platte than whieh there 1s pander scenery tn the world. "For descriptive mat ease write, loclosing two-cent stamp, to . E. FISHER, General Passenger Agent, “THE COLORADO ROAD" (Colorado and Southern Rallway), Denver, Col. ) S,-Send 8 centa to postage for a heantifally- colored Lp Batten, THE CELEBRATED SOHMER HEADS THE LIST oF THE HIGHEST GRADE PIANOS. It is the favorite of the artists and the refined musical public. SOHMER & CO., Piano Manufacturers Sew York Warerooms, SOHMER BUILDING FIFTH AVENUE, COR. 220 STREET. T have never been a-whaling where the foaming billows sweep : Thave never cut the blubber from the monster of the deep; But I've tender recollections of those days in boyhood’s spring - When mother did the whaling and I did the blubbering. —L. A.W. Bulletin, Dr. Ball's Cough Syrup ts a great medicine of intrinsic worth. “It removes a cough oF cold quick- ly. and cures severe throat and lung affections in an asionishingly short ume, Sold by all drugaists for only 25 cents. “Yes, he had it bad. Went round arguing that there was no such thing as disease and sneerin’ at death.” ** What's he doin’ now ?* “The last I saw of him he was drivin’ a hearse."—Cleveland Plain Dealer, The best appetizer and regulator of the di- gestive organs is Angostura Bitters, prepared by Dr. J. G. B. Siegert & Sons. “* Papa,” said little Mabel at breakfast, * you know how you take me on your lap when you tell me stories?” ** Yes," nodded papa. ‘* Well, Mr. Lippincott was telling Jennie some last night." And then papa looked at Jennie over his glasses. —New Orleans Times-Democrat. “Don't you know," said Aguinaldo’s inti- mate adviser, "* that the United States can bring together forces to overcome you before you can make a start at fighting?" "* My friend,” was the response, "do you take any interest in pugilism?” "Then you ought to Enow that it is a mighty good advertisement for a man to be whipped by one of the big champions."— Washington Star, A flat tin box does not take up much toom in the pocket, is not heavy to carry and is a real convenience to all who smoke BETWEEN THE ACTS LITTLE CIGARS as it keeps them from breaking or drying and reserves their flavor. t does not add to the cost—to for toc. (at all stores) or we will send you 50, anywhere, for 50c. prepaid. This is one way to save moncy without loss of com- fort or satisfaction. American Tobacco Co. _* 507-529 W. aad St. New-York City. PHOTOS FROM LIFE, Msisitosts tr mentee aug most beaatifal collection Mis, with 100 mnlolezaree and Seabineretze 0 pote or atampa. 8. RECK- NAGEL: Rechfolger, Munich, & briedach, Germany. the country, but Colonel Jell ling away at the old s unjust in you to abuse mothers-in-law so ; are good ones. I The recent cold spell froze up all the hens in Foster is cack. ‘Rochester Herald, But, my dear husband, it is certainly very there “Well, well! never mind. haven't said anything ‘against yours—only i Fliegende Blatter. LOS ANGELES AND THE PACIFIC COAST AND RETURN. Special excursion from points in Pennsyl- | vania, Maryland, District of Columbia, Vir- inia, Ohio, New York, and New Jersey, on the occasion of the National Educational Association meeting at Los Ange- les. California, in July, 1899, at reduced rates For full particulars address W. |. Howell general eastern passenger agent, C., M. and St. do hope you were one of the first to go up San | Juan hill,” I wasn't a New | Ye soldier. R’y, 381 Broadway. New York. Consider the lilies well these days, For Easter doth entice Ye florist many plants to raise, Together with ye price. —Philadelphia Record. She—"And so you saw service in Cuba?_ I He—* Oh, no. ‘ork newspaper correspondent ; Iwas only a Chicago New: 50c Quality Full Fashioned Hose 25c a Pair We Can do This Because Heretofore all full-fashioned hosiery was imported (full-fashioned hosiery is made ‘on a machine that follows the lines of the foot and leg, so that it always fits like aglove and never loses its shape). We imported expensive knitting machines, and employed skilled workmen trained in the best foreign hosiery factories, with the result that we make hosiery which, if imported, as formerly, could not be sold for less than 50 cents, that we can sell at 25 cents a pair! Ask Your Dealer for ‘Trade Mark Stamped ca Bach Pats, OUARANTRED FAST COLORS. If he does not keep them send us his name; we will see that you and he are supplied. Sample painong pair only to any person, 28 cents. ‘Send ste wanted. Send us your own and your dealer's name on a postal, and we will send you a very instructive book telling all aboat the celebrated Wayne Knit Matchless, fashioned hose. Wayne Knitting Mills, Ft. Wayne, Ind. boxes." Keldon- ‘That's the third. Peddler—"* Matches? Only ten cents a dozen “No! Darn the peddlers ! Lapse of two minutes A’ don—'* Powders, give me a match, will you? My cigar has gone out."—Chicago Tribune, It’s too bad," said the Chicago litteratetif, 1 suppose I'll merely have to call it a coin- cidence and back down.” | ** What's the troub- le?" “1 went to the theatre last night and saw a play which I was dead sure had been plagiarized from something I wrote.” ** Why don't you make a fuss about it?" ** There's no use. I learned that the accredited author is Shakespeare. And he's dead."— Washing. VF. You'’RE A We will send on receipt of 10c. a sample to any Hf address. Catalog free. SURBEOG 1899—35th—1899 Annual Statement OF THE TRAVELERS INSURANCE COMPANY. Chartered 1969. (Gteck.) Lif asd Accldert Iernrazce, JAMES G. BATTERSON, Pres't. Hartford, Conn., January 1, 1899. PAID-UP CAPITAL, $1,000,000. ‘S. AS: Real Estate, Casi: on hand and in Ban, Loans on bond and mortgae, real estate, shee 9 Interest accrued but not due, = Loans on collateral securit Loans on this Company's Policies, Deferred Life Premiums, ~ Prems. due and unreported oa Life Pel United States Bonds, == State, county. and municipal bonds, - Railroad stocks and bonds, = Bank stocks, ae Other stocks and bonds, Total Assets, = 5 ++ LIABILITIES. Reserve, 4 per cent., Life Department, $18,007,306.00 Reserve for Reinsurance, Accident Dep't, 1,290,372. 80 Present value Installment Life Policies, ‘044.00 Reserve for Claims resisted for Employers, 430,101.85 Losses in process of adjustment, 68.83 Life Premiums paid in advance, $5,207.68 ‘Special Reserve for unpaid taxes, rents, etc., 110,000.00 Special Reserve. Liability Department, 100,000.00 Reserve for anticipated ehange in rate of “= 400,000.00 interest, : Total Liabilities, = = ($21.209.625.36 “4208.817.10 Surplus to Stockholders, = = = $9,106,817.10 STATISTICS TO DATE, Lire Davartuenr, Life Insurance in force, = $97.982.821.00 New Lite Insurance written in 1808, 16.687.681 00, Insurance on installment plan at commuted value. Returned to Policy-holders in 1998, Returned to Policy-holders since 1864, amas Excess Security to Policy-holders, 1 389.008.06 14.853 389.83 Accineire Dararruer. + Accident Claims paid 19 1208 : Caims é Returned to Policy-holders in 1008,” $ 1.254600 81 Returned to Poliey-bolders since 1966, “2404.606 78 Totals. Returned to Policy-holders in 1 809 76 Returned to Policy-holders since 1 $2. pete SYLVESTER C, DUNHAM, Vice-Pres't. JOHN E. MORRIS, Secretary. H. J. MESSENGER, Actuary. EDWARD V. PRESTON, Sup't of Agencies. J.B. LEWIS, M.D., Surgeon and Adjuster, Jopen's Lrnmany te fall of pure fun. No politics. We. ‘Jupon’s Linmany fs full of pure fun. No politics. 106. Chicago and West—Lake Shore Limited -—-NEW YORK CENTRAL. comicbooks.com