Life — January 7, 1904 — page 26: what you’re looking at

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BATTLE HYMN OF THE PANAMA REPUBLIC. From no mountain height Was our glorious flag unfurled, And we sought no grandstand plaudits, es—Matched pairs, $20,000; run of stock, $10,000 the pair; startled fawn, sloelike, dreamy, goo-goo, and other romantic varicties going Firing shots heard ro Times have changed since Of thetr fights for 1d the world. ntry bragged gory herces Noses—Roman, Greek or ancient of freedom $12,675; pugs, in half dozen lots, $5,000; singly, $1,000; patrician, $15,000. Egyptian, Mid no war shouts rose our standa: But our cou ‘or we sat in When we bu Sons ef freedom, cool and Subtle, keen, Laid our wires with sktll Planning With mu And an uncle who bi No ton Glorifies our virgin sero! Though against the con We vet out for tree But we've shown how Free fr Can, without u e never fagged. ecret conclave us up a cautious, id up-to-date tistle rainst untimely slips, faith in business hips ethods ist of dead and wounded exeiteme Build republics while you wait —Read in the House du Congressman Williams. NEW YORK MARKETS. Fars — 1 to medi large, $6,( ‘alps n $10,000; thin sp good bald « extra large and odd 000 to $7,000; Wore, A GIVEN QUANTITY. edium to no demand, but ma haped, vannal fringed, sought Live 18 for sale by all Newsdeale: Lips—Coral, $5,600 ; and New Orleans, pressive, tempting and in Great Britain, Tr well at $8,750 the pair; not sold singly; black eyes, takers, no quotations. 400; Mobile, Sa- compressed, ex- ruby, $ $3,333 alluring varieties Company, Bream’s Building, Chancery Lane, London, E In! England, AGENTS. Cheek—No demand, market supplied. Hearts—Marble, $3. noble, $1 true, 50 cents; ducal, $1,000,000 to $40,000,000. Feet—All styles, $2.680 the pair, $2 extra for breaking a pair. Hands—Heiresses, great demand, shortage supply. no figures quoted: poker, 25 cents to $1( 000; theatrical, 10. 20 and 30.—Chicago Tribune. Rupyano Kiriixc once visited the late Ce Rhodes at Lekkerwijn, one of bis fruit farms Paarl, South Africa. One morning Rhodes we round bis farm before breakfast. leaving bis gue who was not so energetic, behind. Time went o and Rhodes did not appear. Hunger soon rou Kipling to action, and in a short while he w very busy on his own account. As Rhodes return: he found his trees bearing a new kind of fruit shape of placards, inseribed in huge black let with “Famine!” “We are starving!" “Fe etc, On reaching the front door be was cor with the following, in still larger type Human Race—Breakfast tones the mind, invigorates the body. It has sustained thousand It will sustain you t you get it” Then t the house, on every available wall, he came acro othe sterious placards, in more and more pathetic appe “Why die when a little breakfast prolongs life?” Larger and larger grew the type: “It is fate, it 1s still later,” leading at last into t little breakfast-room, where he found Kipling read ing his paper in peaceful innocence, but very hungry. It did not need much ingenuity to gue the author of these broadsides.—Argonaut nal News IF GENUINE Always the Same! WILSON WHISKEY, THE WILSON DISTILLING Baltimore: Md That’s All! CIRILLO genie povetas Perma “Cirillo.” that dainty story of lo twined with music and painting, is having a rapidly increasing sale. It is one of these curious romances which, through its sweet- ness of story and simplicity of style, gains popularity, not by advertising and the usual it by the deep and agrecable recollection it gives its readers, causing them to remember it with pleasure and to recall it to their friends in speech, As a specimen of making it is a sumptuous production, methods, $1.22 Postpatd LIFE PUBLISHING COMPANY, 19 West 31st Street, New York. At your clad or dealer's Baltimore Rye Takes precedence for Age, Purity, Flavor, Quality Sold at all firstctast cafes and by jobbers Wal, LANAHAN & SON, Baltimore, Md. The Egyptian Cigarette of Quality AROMATIC DELICACY— MILDNESS — PURITY Most Perfect Block Signals ‘on The New York Central. comicbooks.com {